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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

MAINE NOW has Democratic gov
crnor for tho first time since tho rise
OF the Republican party. The con-
stitution requires majority vote for
governor and neither of the cnudi-
dates received it. The law provides
th"t the House shall send two gubcr-
nat4ral candidates to the Senate and
that body shall select the governor
from tho two. On the assembling Of
the Legislature, the Democrats and
Grccnbackcrs in the House divided
offices. Grconback Democrats were
elected to fill the State offices while
Garcclon, Democrat, and Smith,
Grccnback, were sent before tho
Senate. The Republicans in that
body Joined the Democrats and
elected Garcclon governor. His term
lasts but one year.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

The PAST WEEK has been immodcr-
atcly cold everywhere, the thcrmomc-
ter ranging away below zero in The
North. On FRIDAY in Pittsburg the
mercury fell thi:ty-scvcn degrees
during the day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07
ALFRED ETUELRTDGE C<fLL.

Mr.. Alfred Ethelridge is bashfal :;
ho does not deny it. He wishes he
wasn't, sometimes, but wishing
doesn't seom to help his case much.
Everybody in Burlington likes him,
except tho father of young lady
out on Pond street. With nm in
stinctivo knowledge of this old
gentlemans foolings, Alfred had
forborne to aggravato them and
kept out of tho fathers way as much
as possible, atoning for this appear
ent neglect by seeing the daughter
twice as often. The other after
noon, Alfred went b y the stops and
rang tho bell. The door opened
and
Papa stood glaring at him, look
ing thousand things and saying
nothing.
Alfred Ethelridge had nevor felt
quito so lost for language in his life.
Presently no stood on ono foot and
remarked:
"Good afternoon
"Gooftoon," gruntcd papa, which
is, by Interpretation, also good
afternoon.
'Is-ah--is-or-or-MissL Lolli-
pop-is your daughter at home ?"
asked Alfred, standing on the other
foot.
"Yos, sir" said papa, rather more
shortly than Alfred thought was
absolutely necessary. Then nobody
said anything for a long time. Pres
emily Alfred Ethelridgo stood on
both foet, asked:
"Is she in 2"
eyes, sir" said papa, not budging
step from his position in the door,
md looking as though he was deal
ing with n book agent instead of
one Of the incest young mon in Bur-
lington. Then Alfred Ethelridgo
stood on his right log and said:
"Does she-can sho receive COM
pany ?"
eyes, sir" papa said, savagely not
at all molted by tho pleading into
nation of Alfreds voice, which every
body else thought was so irresisti-
bly, swe OF. Then Alfred Etholridge
stood on his left foot and said:
"Is sho at home?
eyes, SIR" papa said, kind Of cold
ly.
Alfred Ethelridge looked down
the street and sighed, then he looked
up ut papa and shivored. Then he
stood on tho right foot again and
said:
"Is sho in 7"
Eyes, sir" papa said, grimly and
never taking his oyes off the young
mans uneasy face.
Alfrod Ethelridgo sighed and
looked up the street, then he stood
on his left foot and looked at papa g
knees and said timidly, and in
tremulous tones:
"Can she SEQ mo?
eyes, sir" papa said, but no new
or moved, and he looked pleasant.
Ho only stood still and repeated q
second time, eyes, SIR"
Alfred Etholridge began to feel
i'll: He looked up and down tho
street and finally pinned his wan.
doring gaze to the bald spot on the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07
II. MEIES D1VJS, EDITOR.
JNO. u. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.

TIE VI )FFErr BELL PUNCH during
the past year III Virginia increased
the revenue from the sales OF liquor
by 4 hundred and ten thousand dol
lars. SO reports the State treasurer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

"FIGHTING Dick ANDERSON" will
be appointed Inspector of Phosphatcs.
This Office usod to have salary
Of about fifteen thousand dollars a
year, but is not now worth moro than
4 thousand, if that.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07
Bills Of the Bank Of tho State.

Gcncral Hagood has issued circular
orders to all tho auditors and trcasur-
ers, that in cases whore parties have
rendered bills Of tho Bank of tho
State, they may be allowed to como
forward now and pay tho tax in good
money without cost or penalty,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

top of papa's head, thon he said ::
"Will you please tell her that Mr..
Alfred Ethelridgo oalled7"
eyes, sis" said papa, and he
didn't soy anything moro. And
some how or other Alfred Ethel
ridge kind of sort of got down off
the porch and went kind of out of
the gate, like. He discontinued his
visits there, and explained to friend
that the old man didn't say any
Thing that wasn't all right and cor
dial enough, but tho manner of him
was rather formal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

ANOTHER INSTANCE is cited of the
marvellous acquisition Of wealth in
TcXas. Several years ago Robert
Downing, having nothing to rely upon
but his own stout heart and strong
hands, cmigratcd to tho Lone Star
State and settled in the ncighborhood
OF Dallas. lie now has deposit in
bank of eleven thousand four hundred
and thirty-throc dollars, which rep
rcscnts the net profits Of his grand
father, who died last month in New
York, leaving no other heir. Down.
ing was chopping wood at q dollar a
day when he unexpectedly received
the remittance. Fivo years in Texas,
with rich grandfather thrown in,
will insure fortune to any indus
trious young fellow Of moral habits,
who keeps on the good side Of the old
man.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07

GENERAL GRANT is doing Ireland,
preparatory to his trip to India by
way OF the Sucz Canal. Tho United
States man of war Richn0nd cunvcvs
the royal junkctcr on his trip and he
is accompanied by the prince imperial,
Frederick Dent Grant. Third-tcrmcrs
are arranging fora grand reception for
Grant in San Francisco on his arrival
which will be timed to suit the No
vcmbcr elections.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-07
Great Reduction!
At The Augusta Store,
In Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
$4,000

Worth Goods regardless Having
from the market the third time this and therefore got tho
benefit of tho decline
show New brought
have old goods off you ago
handed down
Every article
WI" be sold much less cash. than old you
elsewhere Read my price list and keep it for comparison
Elegant Calicoes 81 cents Flowers ranging up
- Shrtlng Scents to something at DO
go beached Shirtng cons Good Spool Thread 24
striped Cassees 10 cents Look Chdens Shoes,
Three ND to Shoes 40 and cs
Look spopdid pioce nloy
Black Alpaca specially Shoe. at cents and S1 90
rs cents Alpaca hs pow Shoe the
good article money
White and Rcd Ladies' fno Shoes can't bo oat
wy popular SIDE split Corset for style and finish.
ducei to 81 rs. Eagle and Phoenix Ball Thread at
Ladies' Silk Ties, 81 cents ~ ~ ~" ~"
Ladies
only Is cents ~ "
JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, The Ac knowledged
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TO MAKE MONEY

Pleasantly and fest, agents should ad.
dress FINLEY, HARVEY & co.. Atlanta.
Georgia. juno 16-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
For Boys and Young Men-Countrv

I" Homelike Boarding School for Young
~ BOYS. j. Kinds A. N. Hempstead. Long Island"
A LEXANDER Institute, Military Boarding
~ school. White Pains, y. Y Principal, o. K Willis Pm u.
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
"a few boys wishing thorough instruction. ATCO
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rI'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN h
NETWORK A%b PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trans way dilyi three depos ia
phlade plia, ia NcW.lOrk. 81,
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment ana mo
Fastest Time Nitl absolute atlots'
on and after Jag T. 1879.
Fxrrc7s Trains leave New York via nrsOoses and Cort
- lhudt street Ferries a. follow g., . go.
i..O $50 $50, Go limited n a. nj j. o1' J. . % 90
eu ana 40 ~ IN sunday. 4.3O aud q m D. D. '''o e''o
p.t
Boat- II Brooklyn Annex" connect With an through
aa a Jersey ctY anoIdug speedy aud direct transfer
foT EruCsIyutfavel 1870. .. 49,
$780, a. $50 and IA a N tiutcd Ekpt-s LOO y. NJ = .,
30 aud $3.50 GA sunday l2Ol Jso $780, D. $50
Tif rt 0nI,r.~Nos 500 and ga Broadway No. Aston
Huus lfd pesbrlssts and COltand st- NO Court
~. ard nookyn Aunox Depot foot Of ful"n-'s Book.
Nn. Nos. ia. no ana llS Hud~ut-st. hobo- en-
Depot; Jersey cry. Emlgrant Ticket ONCE 30 Bat
"fRANE THOMSON GEM Passenger AT
General Manager
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DALI RIVER LINE

= FOR BDSION AND THE EAST. -. -
The best route TO NEWPORT BOSTON, NEW. BED
FORD, FITCHBURG, lowell MARrHA'S YTNE
YARD. NANTUCKET WHITE MOUNTAINS MT
DESERT, PORTLAND. BANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. b.. HAL
IfAX, y. - al principal cities aud inland ami seashore
Of ENGLAND and the Provinces. The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL and Providence cave New
York daily Sundays mCludrl AZ 53O from Pier 20
~ r. foot Of Nurrsy-st Leave Brooklyn p NJ JeTs.y
4: y. m. ORAND PEOMENtDE CON
CEBrs on by the splendid bands and
attached to these steamers. FULL NIGHTS
HE-T. No Intermediate landing between NETWORK and
FALL RIVER. Special tram leaves steamer wharf, Fall
RIVER sos a (Nondays erccper. when the steamer will
touch NcwpOrt. Newport GAO a. Four
ing trains FALL RIVER 20 BOSTON First tram arrives
Boston $500 A. IL Returning train leaves Boston Is
p. IN. steamer arrives New-York $3.50 m, Tickets,
staterOoms, &C, be obtained in New YORK
at 20, Dol III 4ol. 525, 9l4, e57 BROADWAY,
Offices. Office OF the line pier, and on
boatd steamers and Court-s. and Annex offices
EroOklyn aud Jrrsey City. In Boston NO Old state
House and Ola Colony Depot.
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STEAMSHIP LINE for PORTLAND

WI and MATTHIAS VINEYARD. Mass Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage to Portland s. Cabin Passage TO MaThas
Whey ard. ~ including berth in state steamship
FRANCDNIA Mondays. steamship ELEANORA on
THURSDAYS at O'Clock from Pier 80, l. r. Connect at Port
land with the Grand Trunk Railroad for Montreal Quebec
c also for Mount Desert, and with Interna
u0na steamship Line for Eastpor Calais ST. John. n. b.
Goods forwarded parts OF Name. Freight Received
daily. For freight passage apply to ]. F. AMEs, Agent
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Mem 1Dnbllfailons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
READINGS FROM ENGLISH HISTORY.

READINGS FROM ENGLISH HISTORY.
Selected from foreign American writer's, and edited by
JOHN RICHARD GREEN, NJ. A, LID Honorary reno"
OF lesns College oxford Three Parts Volume 12mo
CLOTH 81 80.
Part HensCst TO Cressy,Part H. From Crcsy u
Cromwen-Part Ill. From Cromwell TO Balaclava.
The purpose Of Readings illustrating different
periods of English history, is excellent MI Green's
selection OF quotations is admirable We stf'hsy
recommend of Green's Readings rom
English History" into every school horary-lhhaninoi'
London.
MI Freeman's account Of the Battle of Hastings kings
lys weknown defence poetry Of Purtanisn Macau
LAWS sketch OF the landing Of William ILL., and other eAaoS
OF similar character likely to enlyen many an hours
teaching Academy, London
1t is needless say that the extracts are admrapy Sc
leced and together The book 10 be both use
full and popuar.-lSaturdsy Review, London
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6teumboats dno RAILROADS..
OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
- TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BAlTIMORH AID ONO RALROAD-ExpreSs for Washington
and the NeSt-ZO a. Express for Washington AMI mo
houh-OO Express oI Washington, the south, aud
Wesi-iOp. m.
ERm RALwAY-y:0O a. and 600 and o. IN. Manuel
Spring Valley and hOnssy 100 $50 a. M. $50 .. IN.
NEW DIRK IiUDscN RIVERS, 1880 and HOO
a ~. AMI 40 q. 1880. and $50 D. M
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and IT. JOIN leave Pier No. Al North River
foot OF Canl.st, every week day .. M, connecting
at Albany SUNDAY morning eNcepted) with trains NORTH
West aud East StdterO0ms warmed by steam
Excursion ~ Albany ana return. good 80 naYt, 81 .
w. w. EVERETT. President
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonc
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharnesp daily Sundays excepted at ll:30
and Bridgeport &c ii D. IN.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONT REAL, and in
ermcdatr points. Steamers leave Picr % r. r.. daily
Sundays excepted AZ (iweltyblrd a. T. X. az 3lJ
p. and IL m, connecting with special trains az New
Haven Hartford gted. Tickets sold ana bag
checked al ga Broadway, NewlOrk, ana COurtst.
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 NeU.Haven and return ~ 90.
FOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
a at COZZenS West POINT, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Milton POugIkeepsie EsOpus connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware ana Wai Valley R9ilIoad STEAMBOATS, JAMES
y. m. Pier "a North River. foot OF HarrisonsL
Except saturdays when the steamer Thomas Cornell will
leave 2t O'Clock p connecting with Evening Train
"A
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7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1 j ARRANGFMENr or PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1919 depots foot Of Corfandt and
100 D. m. Eastun, Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading,
Mauch Chunk. haletOn, hanaEoy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton ana Tuukhannock.
$40 D. m Night Express daily FOR Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk WiSesblrre Elmra, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
ROBT SAYRE, Sup't and EDgr.
General Office, corner Church and Cortanat-ss
CHAo. ii. CUMMINGS, Agent
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STANFORD Conn
Finely situated h three quarters Of mlc from village
Grounds UNSURPASSED I'll extent and facilities for outdoor
Sports Of all Building enlarged aud greatly improved
Thorough on fCT college,
A2l nnems sepLcmLel =.
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NEWPORT LINE
~ FOR BOSTON.

FlRbICLAsS FARE 81.
Tickets limited AID good Ouy steamer leaving New
YORK day SALE and connecting tTzn leaving Newport
the next morning 0.SU The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
wlleave NewIOrk daily az Sundays excepted rom
Pier -, ~ b. foot OF lurTays Passengers y this route
leave NewYOrS 30 To go later than via other lines
Newport $3.50 with ia ST PRESS
TRAIN, arriving 90 Boston $50 m. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINh low fares that affords passengers Flu LII
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves Boston
running through 10 Newport In Two hours steamer
arrives IN NeW.l Ork at o'clock next morning.
Tickets ard Saerooms be Obtained only ar the Office Of
the Line. Pier -. y. r.. and On board steamers.
GEO L. CONSO. BORDEN o. LOWELL
General passr AGENT
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

Il . VIA r. evidence Direct.
A Full. NlnllIS REST eNIt a. MILES OF RAIL.
mn fANoNiTE PALACE STEAMERS
MASNAth lrEll is, Captain Res Allen,
RHODE De- LAND. captain Jesse Mott
leave p m 0aily (~uudavs ,xccptsd Pier North
I.lYrt t!Out Of Mdtrriistl
lattLEc HaiUlt 300 Boston pf 7 a. M NO intermediate
landings between Sew Nur. AMI Providence.
naltoiu4 sud kets secured at Nos Jt1, Sti 80 aud
ei- BGOadwaY AZ Metropolitan and FtI Avenue iiotcls y
g. anu 5b3 Na-Lnl st Bfulalyn. Also 'tatt, snl a
OIL hotel ami principal ticket Offices aud AZ A Untrs OF West
cot Express Company.
l. V. fILkINs a. T. Agt D. :. BABCoCK. Pres'L
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER Irnited tickets 81
GOOD tPPEl. on the boat. steamers
rier so, North River gaiy, al $3.50 ,.
steamers Of the NORWICH LINZ leave same pier daily
we DAYS p NJ sunday, 6in y. NJ .Or Boston, Nor
ce-er &C. and for Portland tho White Mountains dAy
except ~atuIday-
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A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ C. NIEBARD ana b. DREW
Leave Ve.rys. Pier 80. " r. at S35 ana 24thst M Q
m, ,iiom BkOokLlA by Annex boat at - Iaudlng at
MACK FERRY, tWFSr POINT, CORNWALT. NEW
BURo, can r,iuru by down boat. PO'EEEPsIE RHINE
BECK, CA1SKlIi. aud HUDSON. Tickets sold ana bag
gage checked north WE5I Tickets or UoupJns good
on Hudson Iuvef RAILROAD received Tor passage
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE
OR II,l-N ~ y A y Ii RMI LA DE I.Ph A

DENNSYLVANIA EAILROAD-GreatT Trunk
4 Line United states Mall ROutc.-On and after july
z, 1879 trains leave New York via Desbrosses ind Cort
Iandt street Ferries "a follows: 80, ..,
Express Tor HARRISBURG Plttsburg. he West and South,
with Pullman Palace CARS attached n anu ooV D. To-
daily. r. .,
m connecting CORY Tor TtusYlc, Petroleum Centre acd
ths Regions. Niiamsport and Lock Haven. a. IN.
Washington Sud tie SOuth, Limited waning
II Pullman Paror Cars daii. except sunday
10 a. IN; Mashin 4:l2 Regular at 4ijO
anil $40 a m !. 4 and 10 d SUNDAY. 10 p IN.
Express tor Philadelphia, $3.50. 1870, 800 % LiGea II
m l. 800 I, T. g 40 $40 and 10 Sund ~ 45V and
%. m. s. o. 80 $50 and 20 Emgrsnt ana second
class 1880 D. n.
Poats Of Brooklyn Anucx connect with all through
trains Jersey city ano.gng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel ....-- On. ,.,, - ,o,o
r. m daily aud $50 m. 62O m; daily, except NJ nday
From Washington AID Baltimore, $40 NJ = a;ol, 800
lUlOp sunday, s0lO p ~ 5on Pnnnaae p hIs, 800
600 $50 $40, lO:lO ll:SOH m = 5JO sou oo $50 and
iO:lU p m. sunday, 800 900. 900 lO4@ ll;oO a ~
~ oaice 52G and 9A Broadway, 40 Aston House
"a ,ot ~ Inc SrDsses and CJrauGtsts, No COurtsL,
T,odk Annex Depot foot OF ltltonst, brooGlyn; Nos
III ami rs Hudsou.st HObokeni Depot Jersey city
rirranI IIckct O1ce 80 Battery ace. the New-NOfk
,nsfcr uptly call lO aud cnecE baggage from hotels
nj residences ? ID p,pNpp c,ru r. ...,,,,- ,r,,,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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rV'HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
n fOH no-loN AND All POlSIS EAST
IA IN. Pier 30, Nnrth RIVER doot OF ly
special limited tickets, GOOD ONl.N on 2i5 a.
meeting Train souugton, sold this line NeWYoa
10 Boston IOI al.
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
N Young ladies and children No "a East 22ds, VIII
reopen Oh THURSDAY, September 26.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCR gYcHAy9g sALEs
WEDHESDAY JULY23 1919
hsreported on me Gold ant stock T,i,IfIJt u,
GOVERNMENT SrOCR DEPARFlEyE
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

Il The Fa term Of th,s Dav and Boarding School 20
Young aides will open septemberl7 CHARLES 4. WEsI
Principal, 1875 Monte est, brooklyn, y. y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MN. JERSEY.

~ Ferry station In New York. foot Of Llborty.sL
station In Brooklyn foot OF FuOns JEWELS Wharf
Commencing June IT, l579Irains leave NewYOrk foot OF
Libertv-st. as tolOwst
900 a.; m-For mington. Easton. Belvidere Mauch
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wlkes0aTre, ElmTl &c. Connects at
Junction with D.. l.. and w. H. II.
s45 a. m.-For High Bridge Branch schooeys Mountain
Budds Lake aud Lake Hop, tcoug, Easton Harrltourg
Maach Chunk. Iamaqu. WkesDarre. scranton. Williams
1880 and 4:30 m.For somervie and Pennington.
! p m-EOr Pennington Easton, Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua
Wkesbarre, Scranton TnnkhannOck, TamaQua Hazeton,
Reading. POttsyille, Harrisburg,
4jO u.-FOr High Bridge Branch, SchoOleys Mountain,
Mauch Chunk.
p. NJ. dailyFOr Easton Allentown and Harrisburg,
Emlra. &c. Connects at Junction for d., L. and w X X
7:45 p. m.-FOr EasfOn.
For trains points see time stables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at a. M. IL .. M. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at $50 M for asJon
Reading and Harrisburg. ,--, -----.,--
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City Station 10 and from Brooklyn ana Eo Depot
Jersey CITY.
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FREEHOLD ard NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections Leav foot OF LiberV-st for Freehold az
7;45, lls5 q. M, !, J:l5. p. m.
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TNHE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
fish French school for young ladies and children
Wednesday, october l. Addressunu september Il3 west
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G st paul & siir

800 .....- 80
100 ....... $3.50
Marietta lst Pref
200 5000. Ga
Ohio * Miss
oOO......- 1875
&C 81 9
ZJU........ ~
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6..bc. IS
Chicago. Bur & q
S..bc. llsl2
Cst Paul & Min
lUO.-.bc. 50 q
lOO....D3. SO
Canada southern
JO....bc. 602
$50 ....... 80
Ches & Ohio
2OU.-.Oo. 8
Ind Gin & Laiay'ts
500 be. 4
Pitts T W q Q cd
s.. be. l09S
Louisville and Nash
4OD..bcs3. 53A
lOO...b3. 63A
100. .....- 53p
Mar & Gin LIST Pref
100 be. 51
Manhattan IL X
L. be. 42I
23....... z32
Mo X & L X
200 be. Is
~ Y -
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Grove
&C.. 7:45 g. ll45 a. 1870, $3.50 (e1pressh a. 5;l5
y.
Stage connections to and nom KEYPoRT AZ Maawan sta
ton Oceanic and Fair Haven az Red Bank 10
from Point Pleasant at sea Gtrt with all trains
REDUCED ENCI RSION FAkEs For TIE SEASON.