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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-10
Fine Coal Oil


still ceiling for Is cents gallon Mt
20 Beck & CowGILL's.
The County Court of Claims meets
next Monday. Remember if you have
any claims against Fulton county then is
The time to file the same.
Mrs. Roulhac's select female school
is filling up well. With such an excellent
female teacher in charge, there is no
earthly use of sending yonr daughters
abroad to be educated.
nUR CL0AES AND DoLMANS lust
~ arrived and being rather late. we
offer them much below their real value
Call and examine.
octl0 J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
A pro,raeted meeting is being con
Quoted at the Methodist church, in this
place, uuder charge of Rev. Mr. Wilson,
assisted by Elder n. p. Ramsey. Some
interest is being awakened.
BalIooniug is bad business. Prof.
Wise and Mr.. Barr, who assembled from
81. Louis, are supposed to be lost, and the
two who went up from San Francisco, on
last Sunday, were both killed.
We have nice line Of ladies cloaks and
shawls, balmorals, cotton and wooden
hose, nubias, hoods and furs, which we
will sell very low. Call and examine
5-tf J. AMBERG'S SONS.
The prospects are that our county
Fair, which commences the 2sth, will be
the most increasing and popular exhibit
ton ever given by this Association From
che note Of preparations we hear, there
can be no mistake in this, il the weather
is favorable.
The Fulton Base Ball Club chai
Ienges the Hickman club to a match game
10 be played on the Fair grounds during
our county Fair. We learn that several
clubs will enter the Base Ball tournament
on that occasion.
FnEsH Family Msckerel-5 for dime
2 fer q nickel, at
ju27-tf McCUTCHENS
The daily arriving cotton wagons
into Hickman attests the fact that Kick
man buyers are paying the very highest
A1~AoNe AAOSo' DtiHB thC VI
q railroad, with the great Mississippi
competing for cheap freight rates, gives
our buyers good margin.
A man being asked what he had in
certain box, answered.:
Yhree-fourths OF a cross, circle. and
upright,
Upon which two semi-circles meet;
a triangle standing upon two feet,
Two semi-circles, and q circle complete.
What had he?
Our cotton market, this week, was
active, with steady demand. The re-
ceipts. about 40 bales, sold readily on ar
rival, at following quotations:
Good Ordinary, 81 cents.
Low Middling, % cents.
Aiddiing, % cents.
Good Middling, 10 cents.
a man from Galloway county, whose
father broke in 1912, in Hickman, wrote
TO this county last week to ascertain the
amount of judgments then rendered
against his father, with the view of pay
ing the same dollar for dollar. Verify,
has I.
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Ecf ETs Have Peace.

DUT THE WAR in the price of Gro
ID ceries only shows that you can buy
the very best quality at the very lowest
prices, at
ap26 JOHN WRITINGS.
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GA Equity.
Petition Exparte.
BY virtue of Judgment and order of
sale Of the Fulton Circuit Court, rendered
at the August term thereof, 1879, in the
above cause, l shall proceed TO offer for
sale at the Courthouse door, in Hickman,
Ky, to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton. on Monday, the 18th day of October,
1879, at one o'clock, p. m, or thereabout
being County Court day., upon credit
of six and twelve months, the following
described property to-wit: That portion
of the northeast quarter of sec. -, T. J,
R. 3 west, beginning so poles north of the
southwest: corner of said quarter, run
ming thence north So poles, thence east
100 poles, thence south so poles, thence
west to the beginning, containing %
acres For the purchase price, the Pur-
chasers, with approved surety or seeuri-
ties, must execute bonds, hearing legal
interest from the day of sale until paid,
and having the force and effect of a judg-
ment. Bidders will be prepared to COM
ply promptly with these terms.
JYo. A. WILSON, Master Com.
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IMPORTANT!

1t is very important that yOu call and
examine the new goods AT J AMBERG )
SONS before purchasing elsewhere. S-tf
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a Good ,EOExe.

4 parishioner stopping with his pastor
was mortified TO see him Wait Il closet af-
ter each meal and quietly take n drink
from q suspicious looking bottle. His
duty compelled him TO demonstrate with
the good man on this deplorab2e practice,
hut his modification was increased when
he was shown that il was bottle of DR..
A. Q. simmons Liver Medicine that was
used, and he was assured thatto that ex-
eellent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspeptic
symptoms, with which they had been
afflicted until he was cured By this relia-
BILE remedy.
This medicine is for sale by Buck s
CowGILL, who also have some trial pack
ages to be given away to applicants.
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salt. Salt!

Best Kanawa salt by the barrel or re
tail, at
500 MCUTCHEN'S.
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The County Fair Oct. 18th

The County Fair Oct. 18th
Many Hickmaniies are attending
the ST. Louis Fair this week.
The Paducah Fair, and, also, she
Union City Fair, commences October 18th
McCurrnkS thinks mans best friend
is the one that will sell him the best bar
gains for the least money. Jn2'-u
Francis Murphy, the great temper
anee lecturer, is lecturing in Paducah
this week.
r AIDES, we are now opening mos
elegant line of Zephyr Shawls, Hoods
Scarfs and Nubias in all the latest shades.
octl0 j. IL. PLAOI q bhO.
Srragglers, after 10 o'clock at nigh
are now liable to arrest and the lookup.
Keep in doors.
Building is going on rapidly in Pa
ducsh, aud the town is about to have a
boom Of prosperity.
PHENruS Canva-sed Hams, aud snow
flake Lard, just received aud for sale at
McCUTCHENS. ju27-tf
The boom in the wheat makes every
OnC why uluh tAhc u CuduCc III
the wheat market.
The Dyer County Fair commences
the 2ist of this month, at Dyersburg, with
grand free barbecue.
McCuTcKRS is selling the finest Ken
lucky test Coal Oil at 20 cents per gall
Ion. ju27-tf
John H. Shields, editor of the Gin
ton Democrat, has been elected Police
Jadge. We syDpsthire.
Mr.. II. j. Atwood, is duly author
ized 10 solicit and receipt for subscription
TO the HICKMAN CouRIEE.
professor Tice," says an exchange,
predicts that the hottest spell by far is
yet to come" That's what our preachers
says, tso.
AL the school children of Fulton
county are to attend the county Fair the
hrst day, free. Remember it commences
Oct. 2sth.
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sGySend for copies of my Ne,0 Reduced
Price Lists Of Picture Frames, Czronos,
Bruckes, Cro9uet Sets and Base Balls for
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CITY ITEMS.

HtHlLDREN' SHOES AT AMBERG S
Y from p cents to Sl.25.
Pure old Apple Vinegar, made in Full
jue7,tf McCUTCHENs.
McCUTcury buys his goods for cash, and
henceforth win only sell for CASH, or ten
days time to prompt working men, or any
one else that works and pays. ju21-tf
Vote rs YOss Please.
DUT remember that you can buy the
best quality Of Groceries at the low
est prices, at
ape JOHN WIFTINGS.
TARMERis THE HIGHEST CASH
L prices paid for wheat and country
produce at
81 PLAUT& BRO.
THE best is the cheapest. Simmons
Liver Medicine in green icraPPer, is a sure
remedy for constipation, sick headache,
dyspepsia and diseased liver. Sold by
Buck & COwGILL
SAN and Joe Kirkpatrick are mad Nc
Cutchen has instructed them to put all
kinds of Groceries down to bottom prices,
for cash, and the other merchants are
giving him hail Columbia about it,
Special NOticeE
The greatest bargains ever offered in
the City of Hickman can be had now in
all lines of goods, at
janIo j. AMBERG'S SONS.
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HAVE you Dyspepsia are You Consti-
pated, have you yellow skin, loss of ap-
petite, Headache, if so don't fail to use
SHILOHS SYSTEM VITALIZER. 1t Is
guaranteed to relieve you, and viii you
continue TO suffer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
IS cts. Sold by C. A. HOLCOMBE, Drug
gist, Hickman, KY. jal0-ly
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ColnnlissiOElerss Sale.
Petition Exparte.

Falton Circuit Court. Ke,Fuchy.
P Oliver, adm. of Nora Oliver)
on Equity
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a man from Galloway county, whose
father broke in 1912, in Hickman, wrote
TO this county last week to ascertain the
amount of judgments then rendered
against his father. with the view of pay
ing the same dollar for dollar. Verify,
there are some honest men left yeti
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SnecinI NOficev

The greatest bargains ever offered in
the City of Hickman can be had now in
all lines of goods, at
ianI0 J. AMBERG'S SONS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If your liver troubles you bay Sim
mons Liver Medicine, in green wrapper,
at Buck & COwGILL.
WELLS Persian Perfume "HAcKMETAcK
is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold by Z.
A. HOLCOMBE, Druggist. jal0-ly
Antiseptic Mineral Water prevents yell
low and all malarial fevers, Cholera,
SMALLPOX, etc.
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BEACH RAILWAY.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD
GREENPOINT DIVISION.
Trains leave foot of 2ist. East RVc steamer sylvan
Groye8i5, t9..5. lQt5, lll5, tll4j mi l2lj, lEll.
lt5 4lt0, s2lJ, fiJ 5j t3i-3 il0 4B1, tJlJ, tJi5,
A6.lj, 845, H!l5, t!:4j, sis, ts:t5 p. NJ
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for Greenpont and New
Yors-I5j, LOCO, 800 a. nj tl2O5, 100 ai:lQ Ed;S9
u7:lj. 1850 asI5, 1870, 1900. t5;3O, 1885 .. ~.
Trains mlSed thus D stop at East NeY-lork only-l3
minutes after GreenJont time Trains marked thust DO NOT
stop at Sheeps Head Bay.
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Steamers "ThOmas CoIyer' and Twilight" leave New.
York MR. connecting at Bay Ridge with trains for Man
22i.st-g6 tIO3j lil2j a nj 1925, tl:2j 1925 1913.
ti;25. t5:2g 500, tl:2J, SO y. IN. -
LerOy-st9J5. tl035, tll35 q mi 1888 tl:3j. t23a,
1885, ts.35, t5:3J, 6.3j D. - -. . -
Pier $500, Iio55. tl55 1888 tl55. 1888, S55.
The steamer 3 r. Martin" connects with Elevated Rail,
roads whehast and trains at Bay Ridge for Manhattan
Leave. Whfehalst-t9:25 tO:25. tli25 .. NJ; tl2,Z5.
tl:25 1925 1928, t4:25, sj'2j tjA +725. ts:2j
Trains marked thus do not st0p AZ Sleeps Head Bay
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge and New YORK az f9owst
$40 -O2J, tllOO Fll20a 1900 TlZ2O, tlOD sli2l
1900 22O t3U0 $500 400. F2u 1000 500 1000, '6@J,
no. s7:Z0 ts:OO $500. s;j5, 'Si2O and tlO;25 D.
marked thus connect with steamer ~ d. t
MARTIN and do noe stop at Sleeps Head Bay
Trains marked thus connecting with North River BOAT
o Sleeps Head Bay.
Tickets return 10 Newly
division ~ River and Greenpont are not good On
Elevated Railroads
orders NAV with DOds Express for baggage to and
from Manhattan Beach. - .,,,,,,.,,,, ,>,r
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING BY GILMOREs BAND AND LEVY.
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NEWPORT LINE
EnR ROSTON

FIRSECLAss FARE e..
Tickets limited and eOOd only steamer leaving New
day OF sale and connecting train leaving Newport
morning al $50 The magnificent steamers
"NEWPORTn and "OLD COLONY"
win leave New daily at Sundays excepted from
Pier IS n H. toot Of MuraysL Passengers by this route
leave NcN.NOI 30 90 later than via other lines
and connect at Newport at $50 with FAST EXPRESS
TRAIN arriving al Boston 1880 N. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINE running that affords passengers I'LL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves BosOl
al H. running through Newport in Two hours. Steamer
arr yes in New York at O'Clock NEXT morning.
Tickets and staeroOns be obtained only at the Office Of
the Line, Pier %, y. r.. aud on board steamers.
GO. l.. COSNOR. BORDEN & LOWELL,
General pa.s'r
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Proposals

ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT, I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June "a, lS70.B
PROPOSALS for PORTLAND CEMENT for
Il The WASHINGTON MONUMENT Sealed proposals
Tor delivering 800 barrels of PORTLAND CEMENT T.. moro
The Bite of the Washington Monument in Is city
viii be received until ~ the 9TH Of July spechc
lions blanks and further information require can be Oh
alued al this Office, THOMAS Linz OH CASEY.
Lieut.. Col Corps Of Engineers. Engineer IN Charge.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OFFICE OF HE SECRETARY. /
WASHINGTON. p. G., June "A, 1875
PROPOSALS for GALVANIZED IRON
A WORK and PROPOSALS for States and SLATEKS
WORK Separate sealed proposals Will BE- TeCe by the Ma
tiOna Museum Building Commission, Washington ID. c. until
2 the 9Th Of July 1879 for furnishing, delivering ut
TIM putting in place. complete CERTAIN GALVANIZED
IRON WORK aud aso about 500 squares OF aud
SLATERs WORK, required IN tho National Museum
Building IN accordance drawings, specifications. and
schedules 10 De the Office Cuss Schultz Arch
tcCts, COrCur8n building
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

Il via - evidence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
TIE FAVORlTE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott
leave p daily SUNDAYS excepted from Pier 20 North
River 1OOt of Warren.st)
Passengers aTIlyG N Boston az a. m. NO intermediate
landings between Ncw-YOT ana Providence. - -
StaeIOCms iCkeJs at 1868 3e1, 1s5 aud
04Z Broadway, Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue hotels "
y 1913 Mashns BTOoKyp. Also tickets sold at
all principal Offices and at AL offices Of West
cot Express Company.
l.. ". FILKlNs 9. p Ag't. D. 8. BABCOCk, PreSt
rVNHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
4 FOR BOSTON AM ALL POINTS EAST
b p iron Pier SO, North River uO0t Of Jay.st.j
Special limited tickets GOOD ONLY on 2.t5 a. m con
Meeting StoningOn sold via this line from NewYOrk
10 hos ID for 81
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPER
boats 90 Steamers leave PIER 49, North River
every day, except Sunday at $50 p m. .
Steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily,
Including sundays D. ~, for Boston, Worcester SC,
for Portland and the White Mountains, daily excepting
Saturdays
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GEO. L. coyNon GeHeral p, e GENT.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

l. ARRANGEMENT or PAssENGEH TRAINS, March
80 1879 Leave depos foot OF Corandt and DesbrOsses s
loo D. m. for EastOn, bethlehem, Allentown. Reading
Mauch Chunk, HaSetOn, MaIaEOy City, Ashland Wilkes
$50 n ai Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk WilKesbsrGe, Emira, Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches ATTACHED. ,-,r-,
ROB1 SAYNL, SuDt and Engr
General Eastern Office corner Church and C0rtlandtss
CHAS II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ TO II p NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for NaH street FERRY,
and connects with cars for south Ferry.
CORrLAN DIT TREET-Nearest point for Jersey CITY ana
PARKPLAGE-Neares point for Post Office CITY Han and
Barclay street Ferry 10 liobOkan. -
CHAMBERS STREET Nearest point for Payonia ana krie
Railway Ferry
GRAN DSrREENe point Des street Ferry
To Jersey CITY, connects with Desbrosses and
East Grand street Ferries. -.
BLEECKER-srREEr-COnneo with cars Tor East and
EIGHTH STREET Connecting with for Christopher.
ST, and East Tenth street Ferries. -.
FOIJRTEENTH- SIRE Er-Conuectng with cars Tor East
Twenty third and Thirty fOIrth street Ferries.
TWFNTY.TIIlR observation-disclosures VITA ears iOr
Twenty third street Ferry 70 Jersey Clty; - ,,..
THIRTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Win cars lor WOO
FOETYSECON ID STREET-Connoc with New-fork
Transfer COmpauy's cabs FOR Grand CeqtrA Depot
FIFTIETHSTRIET aud SIAIH-ANENUE -,
FIFTY-EIGHTII.s TREET-Sxlh have. entrance 10 CentrA
Park connecting with cars OF Belt Line KAlfo.d
FIFrY .IIIRD STREET and EIGHTH ANEN lE-
PITY. NINTH rREET aud NlNILLANLtN I r..
SEVENTY .sECON DISTRICT and NINIH-ANENb
EIGHTY. FRS TSTREEr and NlNIHhNENIE-
NINETY TIL iD.STREET aud NINTH AN EN 4, ..xx
ONE.HUN DRED.AN D-FOURIHSIREE anu NISIh'
AVENUE
FOR uptown trans take east side statl0ns.
For downtown trains take West side stations, go, .
Trains will run 10 5Sths and Gthave, and lOithst ana
FARE 10 cents Except between the hours OF $50 %
1880 a M aud 3 TO 7 D. when the i&Te Is ) cents.
'' 90 "' ~ WH H. GARRISON, President
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent
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Nj ONSTER ATTRACTIONS at LONG
WI BRANCH.
Mammoth four days entertainment on the -
GREAT WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR OCEAN PIER
on July g. and .. Afternoons at ., Evenings At $50
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS. BEAUTIFUL ill.,
MINA11ONS
Magnificent and costly pyrotechnic display. The Colossal
extending LOCO feet into the Atlantic, brilliantly
lighted with 5000 lanterns and myriads Of gas Jets
Greatest attractions at Long Branch.
Monmouth Park Races from July 10 TO- inclusive.
GRAND OCEAN MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
h the spendd steamer Adelaide the Great Iron Pier dur
ing the entertainments leaving loot oil Zzds
Nerrh River at 800 and Pier J. North River, at m Re-
furnnc lea We Long Branch $3.50 p. aordng beautiful
view OF the ocean bay and by moonlight and the great
ner illuminated Morning trips Long Branch Races by
teamer Adelaide 2ast TO- and Pier l. North River.
nj 1890 Round trip, including admission to pier, go cents
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EHE ERIE RAILWAY,

K'HE ERIE RAILWAY,
Iii and i.RN FsILK6AD ArranreaSnJ Of Hams
3 a. M Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Ioou Coaches 20 Buffalo and suspens Oh Bridge
D. DAILY Fast ~ Lgus express arriving at Buffalo
Ia connecting with trains Tie ana south.
west Pu.lman.s best Df&"ingrOOm Sleeping Coaches
PA. DAILY Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches hfOugA 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Chem
Ia ana Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining to
p. IN. Emirraut train for the west
TrlIus leave Cia;4b5fs street Depot New:YorK, for
Newark tis, $50 1880 e, 3:l5 4l5 5:j, 6:lJ 1870
J m emo ~ midnight saturday nights only Sunday 9l5
Rutherford PARK Passaic, g. $50 10 1920 a m. u
noon 100 g. 300 4tO, J:lO 6O, $50, 10 ,. IN. md
mehl SUNDAYS, $780, lU:zO m 1850, $50 H. and ~
Paterson 5.l5 g. 6ij. 200 $50 TO- 1920 1850 a. H. ~
noon l5o 81 $50. 4:4O. 40 % JlO 5:ZO $40 G:lJ
60 TI:5O s. 10 D. and ~ midnight sundays g. $780,
S.o. NO a. n loo $50 p m. sDd y midnight. -,
nA4Ea sundays o. $50. 1920 a. m l;5O 6:3O' p. III.
Cornwall 49, 9 g. H. $50, $50 p. N. Sundays $50 a. H.
MsrTiek q a., i0.IJ a. m, 49, p m -. s.o.-.
NtwbuIs, ,:i5 a M $3.50, 4:51 M sundays $50 a IN.
Goshen O. 100 O. 1879 $3.50. $3.50, 49, p. H. sun.
Gays $50 leu a. M, C:30. p. m o ,..,
Sa>s 500 lt4O a. n. $50 p. The a. IN. and 400 p
- Trans connect with New York and Os"ego Midland Ran
por JerTs. 7.5J o. 1920 a. ~; 4SO G. Z p. H. Sundays
Lo4 ,aye Zd quarter u ana quarter after each hour
'i 43 a. No. 10 $40 ~, AID al lO:4J ana iI;i7 j. IN.
S'tug Coaches obtained Ordepe for tIe check
y ana transfer Of baggage may be left al the ComPauys
Ceuftsf. Brooklyn, or at the COmpany's DepOts
stIs iIa, FROM tie West arrive in New York at 725
JNO - ABBo'Tr Gem Pass'r Agt, New.YorE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
rams leave for EngeYOOd ClOstef PienOnt and Nyack
G6iO 80 M ], 8 4 1850. b:8O e.4O $50, ll.3Op ~
hlndays and $50 D. m. The 1890 p train WIZ
kaye 80 minutes later saturday nights
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey, 2. $50 m, t:50 p.
'So. n ABBOTT, Genl Passr Agts Hew'Y0Ek-
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JOHN H. sTARIN. Proprietor
CALL RIVER LINE

il FIR BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best route 10 NEWPORT BOSTON NEW BED
FORD. FITCHBUEG, LOWELL MAnLHA'S VINE ~,
DESERT POiyrIANn, bANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. b.. HAL
IFAX n - and al principal cities inland sesshOre
Of New England aud the fr9yigGes me mammolh
palace BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE eave View
YORK daily Sundays includedl AT $50 p from Pier 2s
N r., foot Of Murray-st Leave Brooklyn , P m, JeTs
81 % u. III. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE CON
CERTS on every evening by the spiouad bands and
orchestra attached to those steamers. FL LII NIGHTS
REST No intermediate landing between NETWORK and
FAlLRIVER. Special train leaves steamer wharf, FAN
Cos a. MOHdays excepted. when the steamer viii
touch Newport arrives Newport $40 Four
ing trains FALL RIVER 10 BOSTON First train arrives
Boston $50 Returning train 10 leaves Boston q
staterOoms, &C., De obtained IN New York
OF 23a, R6l, 27l 4O1. 526. O4f, 957 Broadway,
and at ALI principal hotels transfer ana ticket
Offices at the office Of the line on the pier, and
board steamers and COurtst and at Annex Offices
Brooklyn aud Jersey CITY In Boston at No Old state
''''''' ' ." BORDEN g LOWELL. Agents. N. Y.
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE
THROUGH AND PQUED,TRIP TIcKKETs CAN n, BE BE-
PURCHASED Al TICKET OFFICE y. y" n. IL. q H. *:
r., GRAND CENTRAL pEP0Ti 10. AZ, BRpAPW,Af
(OFrICE CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY Al No.
z1l BROADWAY OFFICE PASSCMPSlC II. ~. AND AT
THE NETWORK TRANSFER CO.'S OFFICES, No, ~
BROADWAY AND No. 10 UOURTsT, BROOkLYN, AND
AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES, AT EAElI
OF WHICH PLACES FULL IMPORTATION CAN BIZ
OBTAINED
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
kD NRugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catlsrnesp daily Sundays excepted at l5O H.
and Bridgeport at Il ,. N.
TOR NEW-H AVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD, VIII IF MOUNTAINS, MON REAL and IN
tefncdlae 20 MS Steamers leave Pier ~ II. X, daily
(Sundays eXCspted) al 1weutythrd 81 T. H. ~ BIO
p NJ and IL p m, connec ding with special trains az New.
Haven or Hartford, SpTa gtcd SC Tickets SOLD ana bag
gage checked at 9I4 Broadway, NewNors end COlIts'
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 NeWRGvcn and return 81 d.
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 all stations on tho New.YorS, Boston ana Air Line,
Derby ard North Hampton Railroads dlrect-Steamers
JOHN il. STAIlIN ana ERASGUS CORNING leave pier -
y r. foot OF COuruandst. at every night in the
except Saturday; arrive in NewHaven In time Tor al
morning all railroads best facilities for passengers
and freight fare al excursion 81 90 starns NeWIaEen
Al"NsIoI'auonI1' JOHN IL. STARIN, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trans daily three depOts in
Philadelphia, two III Ne"-1 ORR,
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent wi "a absolute safety.
On aud after June &c. 1879
Express Trains leave New York DtsbroSscs ana COr
laudt Street Ferries as follows: 49,.
500 800 $780, NO limited), IL m; 35O a. o. . 100
ESQ aud 10 D. m Sunday 43O and a. nj ., o. 1880 $780,
and 10 y.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
tran. al jersey CITY, anoTdns speedy and direct transfer
fUr Crook yu travel
Ieturnng taius leave Philadelphia l2:Dl, 800 355,
5. $50 and IL tLinnted Express, 100 j. M 2 T.
bIu aud $50 On sunday, lZOl, $40 900, 8, $50
q. H.; A. 1850 D. 80
House ana foot OF DesbrJsSes ana Coraudss NO Court
and 81, JkIyu Annex Depot foot OF fut0nst Brook
lyu. Nos. ia. ll6 ana llS Hudsol.st, HObOScn;
Depot. Jersey CITY, Emigrant Ticket Once No . Bat
tery-piacr. J.. p. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, GEM Passenger Agt
General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
On aud after June &c. 1879.

Double Track, the most Improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent vi d absolute safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03

Fourteen Through Trans eacn way daily; three depOts In
Pnilade pna two III Scw-l ORR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
TVO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA