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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-30
HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION

Ford-Lo Lot TO- 10. blk blk s. ! 81 81 q? g.
Dennis Langin-1 Lot $ blk !. 1921
Jas Mullgan-LOt 5, blk O. 1921
JAS Mulligan. ut 6, bike 80 20.
b y att!es-Lot 6. blk 12 x2.29
A Wattles-Lot g. blk 12 1920
Josiah Bond-com 36 rods and 2 rods Of II
cor OF II or OF sec 6. thence 8 rods thence s
% rods, thence w rods, thence n 25 rods to beg.
s97 90 o.
The following described pieces of lands are on
the II w or sec 6, l, r23.
Unknown ON 20 rods and 20 rods w of n O
cor OF SAD quar- sec, thence $ on line of Ere
mont Ave rods, thence G Il rods. thence n 3
rods thence " to beg $500.
Emily Bond-cOm on w line of e ar of said a,
sec, and 90 rods of line of the same. thence $
TO cor OF Or of said or sec, thence 81 rods
thence n 60 rods, thence w "a rods to beg. except
ing part sold to " I'll Bell: and part TO Will
e cor OF Goodwin Burrett's homestead on the
II Qr OF the II or Of said or sec thence
rods, thence l2r0ds, thence to line of j. a
GrlsWold's lot. therce W to beg. ST. SO.
NICK ElIl.E'S SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES
J d p Hawley-Lot 3, blk IS 81 sc
Josiah Dond--Lot blk Is 81 Sc
Josiah Bond-Lot 4. blk 1G 81 IS.
JOSIAH Bond-Lot 5, blk lG. $1.38
FOURTH WARD.
The following described pieces of land are on
the s e Or sec 81, tt, T. 90
Larkin, klmball and Rollins Except 100 feet
G and W by l29 feeC and s in s W cor of said Blk
heretofore conveyed to the PEOPLES Gas Ligh1
and oke o. blk / 81 IS.
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co-1OOfeet and
W by 129 feet n and in cor of said blOch w.
ing OF Ann st. fronting on said street. block
$186.79
J c Colman-Lotl blk y s:oo7.
J Colman-Lot 2, blk Il. 2lO07.
&c olman-Lot 3, blk II ~ o.
J Colnan-Lot i. blk u 81 IS
Colman-L0t 5. blk y a. a.
G 4 w railroad O. hat nart of blk / 0l
tlSk's addition, lying Of Grand street and "
and h"f railroad track S w or SEE 81. 9, 90
VI 10
IENNIE'S ADDITION
Norman Barnes--Tot 10, blk 3, S Y ar. sec n
t2,r4} SG 81
John EasSbinder-com at the in ersection ot
Grand and Maple streets, thence II on w line Of
Maple street 80 rods, thence W to point 40 rods
and 81 rods II OF cor of said CT see thence
$ to u line OF Grand street. thence on said n
line OF Grand street to beg, II or sec 81. to |
%. 1921 -
Henry Darlmg-com on n w cor Of blk thence
$ III Ieet. thence e I12 feet, thence II III feet
thence w 112 feet to beg blk 81, n e 81. to. %
80 -
Given under my hand at my office. in the City
OF KenoSha, and affixed the seal of the County
Board OF Supervisors of Kenosha County. Wis
conSln, this 9th day of September. A. d. 1879.
&. G. TIMME County Clerk.
SEAL of KenOsha Co Wisconsin,
l6W13
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TOWN OF WHEATLAND.

Fox River Valley r r Ca piece of land
decided ~ the Fox River Valley + 60 running
near the center part OF the = S Il sec. 6, l. /
10. 3 acres. S119
FOX {lyer Valley r. Il Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley II. r. Co. run
ming near the center part Of the 4 n G n, sec,
6, t l. + 10, SO acres. 81 81.
Hannah Eddy $ a. W Il, sec %, to, 7 10.
40 acres. $3.50
Fox River Valley Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il IL Co. running
north and south through the K, n = sec. 80,
to, L 10. acres So OF,
Fox River Valley Il. II. CO. A piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley h Co on the
$ W fri Il sec. o. ., RIO 5 acres 81 49,
Fox River Valley Co.. A piece Of land
running through the center of the re i II G Il
see. Z, t l, I 10, 3 acres. ~ OF
TOWN OF PARIS.
f. Perkins $ acres off n 10 acres off. %
acres i, s u, sec. %, t 81 81, acres, 1913
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
John SWANS 4 s a sec. II, t l., 81, sc
John Swaiu.-S e i sw14 sec. ~, /, r2l, 4C
John SWain.--N W qrs Or sec. 80 t /. 2l, &c
acres. 81 90
TOWN OF SOMERS.
Edward Johnson.-Pt s e qr II eqr beg. 2G II
100 chains w of II or of said or Or sec. w Is IL
700 chs Z chs and 81 81 links, e2G 17100 chs. L
to beg, sec 81, t 2, I 81 5 acres 50 50.
Jacob Krautkramer-Pt w Or, beg 2rds II OF
line of or and 2l1s rods e Of w line OF or, thence
Y chs tSo links, thence w rods TO beg, sec
81, t2, 1923. 2 acres. 50 90
John RideS.--PtS " qr beg rods II OF line o.
or and II j. o rods Of W line Of or, thence II /.
chs anu 80 links, G 6 rods, Il rods and 80 links
rods 10 beginning. see. 81 [ ., 23, . acres
$399
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIF.
G W. 4 It. T. II. II. co L and 10 acres on
side of Il W IN & of Il X. see !. !. r22 - 10,
q. NJ. & st. =. Il. Il. co E ~ acres S W ore OF
Il Il. sec i tt. r22. 1898.
G. NJ. 4 st. +. r. II Cocoon. in center OF
thence w 100 feet, thence s 1900 feet, thence tC
beg, y W Or, sec. 4, r. p, 3@8 acres. S2.9S
John Heitman.-W 81 4-5acres, WQr, see. Is
t1,r22 S1936
John Hoffman. -E u or. s e Or sec Is. !
% 40 acres. $16.10.
John Heitman.-W acre, e Il, c OF. sec Is
t1.r22. $3.50
John Heitman-N e QI S e or, sec. 1G, t /, I %
40 acres $l5 10.
James Rategan PIT of lots ) and 6, blk. /, be
ing the 81 feet of lot s. and thatpar of lot ~
feet and w Of d line parallel with line OF sale
sec, sec 5, i, r23 So 62.
Mrs Susanna Miller 96 rods in n w cor OF 1
w or of sec. 6 t 1, l. 23 $3.50.
Martha Pomeroy- 3 and q acres in or u "
or bounded by Fremont Avenue, by Strong
st, W by Bond and II by City limits, sec. 6, ], ]
%. $9.5S
DR.. H p. Gatchell-S 50 acres, Il wqr ex. 10
acres w cor to Panis, sec. Z, 1. L %. S43 50
DR.. III. p Gatchell.-N 20 acres, w or, sec. I,
t1,r23. S17.64
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WILMOT.
CLIO.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Voak and Mr.,
and Mrs. C. w. Voak visited Benton
last Thursday to attend the wedding OF
Miss Putnam, Il relative OF theirs. The
grOom's name WAS Brown.
Mrs. r. r.. Arn,Id returned from
Menominee, Friday morning.
MIR. +. J. Owens health appears to
be improving.
A daugh' er OF JAS. Sabin, who has
been i'll for about two weeks. Was taken
with congestive chills Oh Wednesday
last and was not expected to live, but
at present writing she is out OF danger
and it is hoped will soon recover.
Miss Lillian Hapgood has returned
from three weeks visit at her aunt's
MRS. Teckerl near Antioch.
"Our Band Boys" gave a concert at
HainesVille last week.
The mill machinery is constantl5 ar
irving. and is being put up as rapidly
us possible. 1t will be a harbinger OF
increased trade III all branches OF in
dustry i'll this place Whel we hear the
mill running again.
We would like to correct q mistake
we made las week. Mr.. c. 5. Ander-
son is to teach in Pleasant Prairie i'll
stead of English Prairie. His school
commences Nov. f. We were misin-
formed last week.
October 81, 1879.
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FAX. NOTICE

The following is . true and correct list Of all
nnredeenGd pieces, lots OF parcels OF land, situ-
ate, lying and being IN the County OF Kenosha,i in
the state Of Wisconsin. which were sold by the
Treasurer Of said County Of KenOsha on the Sth
day of May A. d, 1877 for the unpaid taxes and
amount of tax interest and charges, calculated
thereon up to the last day Of redemption, being
Oh the 9Th day OF May. 1880
NOD, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
unless such pieces, lots or parcels of land. are
redeemed on or before the said 9Th day of May.
1880, tney will upon proper application be con
Veyed to the purchasers thereof according to
low
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I'll '.ai,5ag0 6. --sl1thW esq s1&il
road Company h. placed seals rear
thet@ engine h9uae for the purpose Of
weighing cars and heavy freight.
Tho dTedge L1or15 one Of the wheels
on the crane Saturday, and work has
been suspended until the necessary re-
pairs can be made.
Miss Nellie Story has recovered her
health after four months illness.
Mr.. Press, Of Chicago, spent Sunday
in this city.
The docking improvements on the
river are progressing finely.
Rev. Lucian Lance holds service at
st. Peters Chapel at K emper Hall ey-
cry Sunday.
The Lucy 4. Simpson took load OF
lumber for Head and Sutherland to
Mdnistee Friday.
A new engine of $50 horse mower is
being made for E Balm. He expects
to have it working III ten days.
Nj, George Hoyt, " :fo and daughter,
are visiting the family II S. Y. RrarGe.
Richard Robinson is -usticating fer
a few days here with his old friends.
Mr.. VIM. I. Turk is erecting fine
new residence on Grand ST., west OF
the depot.
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Saturday afternoon d runaway oc-
CURED on Deming street. a lady dri-
yer. fractions horse, and an upset in
front of Hugh Spears furnished the
denizens of that street with q little eX-
citement. The horse was stop ed as
he rounded @. G. Kings corner, t e
lady picked up, and no one the worse
for Il 6 scare.
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LETTERS.

The next meeting of the Mothers
Union will be held in the Kindergarten
rooms. first door west of Congregation
al Church, ON Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All interested, young and Old,
cordially invited.
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A "a RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscretions ofyouth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss ofmanhood. &c, / will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
treat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelope
go the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d
Nelc TOrH City, 36vl
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Haverstraw on the Hudson, went
wild and fired off cannon when the
brick-yard boy, Murphy, made his first
appearance in town after his victory at
the OIeary Belt walk.
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For years the best families in the
West have quoted us as author ty on
stylish clothing for men and children.
We still lead for elegance and perfec-
ton. The finest stock of overcoats in
the country is GUS, Mail answered.
Harvey, fine clothier, 81 State ST., Chi
cagO.
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7 VERY STABLE-Ben. Je Nett IS prepared to
IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure on the shortest notice
HearSe at all times ready to attend funerals
Stable on Market square, near the Post Office
KenOSha, Wisconsin.
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[ MUM Der q.

When we were boys-(it was some
time ago. the raising OF Flagstaff.
Ior more popularity called a Libtrty
Pole, the ceremony meant sometime
Ii meant that We had not forgotten the
days Of the Revolution, and thai fhe
'stars ana stripes" Here peculiarly cur
IoWn ana were 70 be defended at
whatever hazard In oCr dav it Used
Ito ne the custom to have what might
be called Il "fete" by fashionable peo-
pie, on any occasion Where Liberty
Pole Was to be erected. Once upon a
time there stood a sort of ching called
a Liberty Pole in Market Square. 1t
stood there at the commencement of
the war. The people of the county
awaiting themselves Of what they had,
uhiuried the stars and stripes from the
top of that old staff, never doubling
that 1t would Still wave, over the land
OF the free and the home of the brave
At the close OF the war, the citizens of
Kenosha thought it an appropriate
compliment to the old Standard Bearer
to change its position and remove it to
the public Park. II WAS SD removed.
and ". :. Strong sent from Door coun-
ty spar to lengthen it QUITO place
still higher and more exposed to the
public gaze the stars and stripes which
then Heated over rebellion coaquered
and a 2epublic 81 fed. This cid relic.
dear ID every nl-, woman and child
OF Keno 'hG couhu, flOm tho "5Socia-
tons connec;ed with it, has fallen. It
stood faithful monitor to the last
let the moral come home to every
citizen - Show your colors and stand
by the flag until the winds of time
shall come with the fell destroyer.
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ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER.

The following is . list of Mail Matter reiaain-
ing ulcalled for N the Kenosna Post Office. he
nosha County, Wis, for the week ending OCT;
30, 1879 and which will be sent 70 the Dead
Letter Office at the expiration OF 80 days unless
called for.
LETTERS.
Coffeen Mrs Louise MorehOuse ChaS
kimb E Pierce Geo
fipber q c Oellerich Miss Carrie
Mcdonald Miss Maggie Wheeler j
Miller Frank.
To obtain any of the above mail matter, the
applicant must give the date OF TINS Isl
CHARLES FRANTZ, 7. NJ.
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THIRD WARD,
DURKEE'S EASTERN ADDyTTo>

DURKEE'S EASTERN ADDITION.
Mrs Wary Casey L0t12, blk 3, II W or sec 5.
r23, $l007
The following pieces or lots of lanl are on the
or sec 6, t 1r23
E Elkins--com II rods of w cor of lot Is.
thence G to sec line, thence rods, thence w To
Kenosha st. thence rods and Is feet TO hen
$37 90 80
John Mooney-com at the center of Gereme
creek, thence " to line of hicago st, thence S
alon Iihlcago 81 30 feet. thence e parallel with
sha st, thence II 50 feet to beg 1921
Jos l. H"wafd-BGnd and Strong's addition.
hlS On Q -'
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Trade has been lively during the
week, and one notable transfer of real
estate has taken place MIR. E. Balm
has purchas d the Office property Of
NJ. 5. Y. Brande, but will not take
possession i0r a year to come. Mr..
Brande will continue his business at
the old stand, and Mr.. Theirs will have
bis law Office the~s rs heret ofo.<:,
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The Young Mems Club, a new or
ganization gave the first of a series Of
dancing parties a. Che Grant House
Friday evening. Charlie Balm ana
Fred Gottfredsen are the moving spir-
its in the Club, and ii is mainly to their
efforts that it's existence is due. Among
those present were noticed: Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. J. Lewis; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Fellows; Mr.. and Mrs. More; Misses
Jennie Head, Belle Simmons, Libbie
Clarkson. Lizzie Petit, Jesse Large:
Messrs. Clarkson, Balm. Brown, Colt
fredsen, Brooks and Stevens.
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The Kenosha Choral Union held its
first regular meeting Friday evening
at the Grant House. Tie attendance
was fair, and good beginning made
III the way of practice as choral So
cjety- De not forget the invitation is
for all, who love music, to join this
society. The practical knowledge to
be gained III such 4 society is worth
double the amount of money it costs
to become member.
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The champion of New York city is
frankie Flomm, five inches long, and
weighing eleven ounces.
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[ have just received q large stock of
fine shoes for all classes, made by the
Wisconsin Shoe Co. expressly for my
trade. (23w3) j. H. MEYER.
No honest man can enjoy % good
nights rest who fails to vote the
straight Republican ticket.
The schooner Pride came in Satur-
(.ay with wood for Hastings & Holder
ness. She takes a cargo Of Daled hay
to Bayley's Harbor, on her return trip,
for Fitch Higgins.
Send in the votes from the towns for
the several candidates as soon as prac-
ticable.
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FIsk's WESTERN ADDITION.

Jas McDonald-All that part of lot /, blk s,
within ity limits, supposed to be SO feet and
", Tot ], biz s, s w or sec 81 to, r23. ii IS.
JAS McDOnald--Al that part of lot within
city Units, supposed to be So feet and w lot s,
blk s, W Qr, sec 81. to, L %. $12.67
I'll Head--All within city limits, lot g. blk II .
s Wqr, sec 81, to, + o. 81 43
Tile following described pieces or lots OF land
are upon the sWqr sec 81 2,rz3,e
CAN w Il Il o-All w, of 5 liDe Of r track
lots / and 3 blk II 1886
G & N W L r Co-AlI n uf s line of F. e track.
lots and 5, blk Il &3 IS
Francis Barber-Lot blk 70 ST..
Francis Barber-LOt 8, blk ~ 1928
UnknoWn-S OF Il r, lots IS lnO A. blk 12
1928,
GIN w RR CO All II of $ line of r II, lot /
and 2 blk l.. 81 20 -
C&N : Railroad co Except railroad track.
lot 3, blk 49, ~ .43.
& &N w railroad o-All that part Of lots 8
and + blk i, lying Of railroad, also lots and 6
lying of railroad, lots s. 4, and blk a. Sc 80.
C&N railroad Co.--All II of railroad and s
OF Pearl st, lot 3alld 4. blk 10, 81 80.
Ihe t0HoW,Lg pieces OF lots Of land are on the
q or of sec 81, 2 r23, e.
a Truesdell- Com; II w cor of Blk So, thence
| 50 teet, thence parallel with G line of blk 36.
: RODS. thence 10 w lii e said blk. thence II
to beg, except Nam street, blk Sc $l2 &c.
j HolmeS-COm al W cor blk 2. in Nc
| LAughlins addition. thence on w line Of said
addition q rods and 10 links, thence w SO rods
thence q rods and 10 LINKS thence so rods to
peg. the n !. ct the above description W Or sec
! 81. 81 % 80 IS.
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MARBLE WORhS.
WI HtTGGINS &c WASHBURN
an@ Work iS tb and
the art.
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CITY or KENOsuA- FIRST WARD.

FL. S. turtis.-N q of II Or blk %, s e Or, sec.
81, t2,r23 $22.'G.
Charlotte irie>ty.-s q of n or blk %, S E
or, sec. 81, 2, + g. 1854.
W + Halliday w Il ot II blk 27, or sec.
" + Halliday-I,ot 10, blk 81, CT, sec 81, t
9, II 90 S34 81
. HaIiday.-N SO feet, lot Il, blk 81, s e or
see. 81, to, %
W + Halliday-N Sc feet, lot 70, blk 81 OF
sec 81 q. L 23 SO SO.
E G Runals Elb W Or and "a of or blk
81, $ or, sec 81 IL, % sS6.27
Denni- Caseyi,om GO feet of II w cor OF lot
6, thence to alley, thence to e cor of said lot
thence 81 feet, thence W to beg lot 6, blk 20, S
or sec 81. t2,r23 $1o.S6.
W Z Wright-Lots 2 and 3, blk A. or, sec
49, t 2, % H. @
j G NcCluy-Lot1o, blk IA, or sec 80, t 2, I
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McLAUGHIIN'S ADDITION.

MCLACGHLIN'S ADDITION.
Lorenzo Thomas-Lot IS, blk 3, s or, sec 81
t 2, %. $4.48
SECOND WARD
The following lots are on the e or of sec 30
t 2, %, e.
Mrs. Francis Ersing-S qrn or blk 50
50 80
Est Of N Miller-S y blk 4, $,1.89.
Brach-N W az BLK 40 Is 48
me following lots are on the II Or of sec 81,
2, L 90 e.
Schnlitt-Lot G, blk CT $3.50
Est or NJ Weller--Lot Z. Blk SIS 1898
Est y Weller-lotS. blk Is ~ 30
ESJ CT Nj WellerLot .. blk G5 ~ 20
ESt 81 v Weller Lot 20. Blk IS s229
G Y W railroad co--Lot s. blk 60 $19e.
& " railroad 60 Lot s. blk 60 $!98
Mrs q Viewer Lot, blka11 $S1l o..
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CFcurylcue.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
w NPIN IitNM 80 a. 81. ~ u i NJ

METROPOLLTAN ELEEATED RAILWAY.
VA OPS IRON go d. rs - i ".
RE- TOR ~TtLEI -NeGtO.t point FOR Wall rtrert Ferry,
aud connects VITA cars tor Scuth Forty.
COT ErLANDl STREET Nearest point Tor Jersey ttgah
CoHinuuipaw Fcrl's.
pAHPIAt point for Pos Office, city Han Rnt
Barclay street Ferry Ia IiobOk'n.
Railway I'4ry.
RAkkiIS.>fltEEI-
GENNDSTlT- Nearest point fof he lros't street Ferry
tltv ond connects with cats Tor IrNbt"rtS ana
Iast Grand street feTno-.
BIZ KERSTKEEG-Co Connects VITA cars Tor East anu
TIGIII STREET-~Ncarcs' point for Christopher Street
Ferry Iloboken. cphnrc'u; WIN Cdl5 !Of Christopher
lg-t Tenth ~ueti fcrilr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Nch"st point &" Union square,
am. ~ and Lyccuu Theatres Academy of tiu,i' r.
wing and TammaHy El'-. c"pps.gnG Niib cab ur Last
T,,utt- .iiitd and jligt} -tJ.dfh street ltlIts.
TV'l.S TN|THIRUS IRFFr-N Nearest point Rooths -.
James and PARK Theatres Grand un"Ia House GiImuc-
Garden ana Masonic TEMPE ana T"cu;y'thlri street
Ferry t1 JeIFry CITY.
EiGanway, aud fInh Av,nGc Theatres, Aquarium AMI
Su Francisco Ministries connecting With cars for Wee
naWken Ferry - g.
frT COmparv's cats for Granu CrntIt Depot
FIITETE ~ HfEi-
~ FlY STHEETNcarcs point for Central Park,
couuect,ug Win ears oi Hcit Limo Railroad.
Tor uptown trans take east side stations
Tor d1wntnNn trains take west side stations.
FARE 10 CENI~. Except D'ween the hours Oi $50 -
7.JOa m and 0 10 70. when the l1rr ~ . cents.
WA. X. GARRISON President
NJ. VAN BROCkLIN, superintendent
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fs7O PHILADELPHIA
VA
PENNSYLNANfA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RO;TEAND SHORT LINE
b.tNrtI
NEW-NORK ANU PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains daily three depOts IN
nm tdclpl d. tWuIu N'U-D "1A.
Double Track the improved Equipment and tue Fastest
lime coii-I,;rnt win aj,o at" sat ~.
aud alter j., 'rribtr 10. l-1>.
Trains leave NrwA De-DIUssCt and Court
lUCi ~tIr'f FrIIles. ~ follows:
Aau $50 SO go, Nmlt,il 81 l. 3D. - D u. $50
$50 ahd 10 3. Sandal. J. 30 aId - D. i3O S1J,
and ~ o. ~.
Route OF BrCoklvn Annex" connect with ali through
tau- At Jersey il aNdIu.hgi speedy AID direct t'ah"r
OF brnokiyn travel
returning tf;iu- leave Philadelphia 1901, 3A5, 80 =
13j, = s.lUa aud II tLn'tol INpr,-, LOO D. n - T.
$50 Z and p p. on Sunday. l40 ?+3, 3j5, e $780,
o 4. 7.3j
House ana foot DslIogsts and tourtlaudt no
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