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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-17
MASS HEETisG In VERNON.
LEEsYILLE, La,

LEESf WILLIE, La,
Sept. Is, 1879. {
Pursuant to call of the Democratic
Executive Committee of the Parish Of
Vernon, La, Mass Meeting was held
in the Town of Lees7iIlo, OIL the 18th
of September, 1879, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the State and
Senatorial Conventions. .~.
c.. X. Cakes, on the behalf of the
Chairman of the Parish Executive com.
mittee, explained the call of the meet
ting, and called E. A. Winfree to the
Char rs temporary chairman, and w
Ii. Smart as Secretary.
The meeting was then permanently
organized by electing G.. K. Cakes az
Chairman and w. Il. Smart as Score
tary.
On motion, it was resolved, that the
citizens present select from their res
pective Wards two delegates from each
Ward, and submit the same to the
meeting tor ratification, and should
any Ward be not represented, the
meeting TO appoint delegates for the
same to represent the Parish of Yer
non in the 18th Senatorial and State
Convep tons, the former to be held in
Alexandria, the latter in the City OF
Baton Rouge, on October 9th next.
| The following gentlemen were pre-
scented by the various wards, and Oh
motion elected, viz, Madison West,
DR.. S. j. Smart, J. S. Kirk, j. NJ. Lilies,
W. A. Youngblood, D. K. knight, J.
C. Davis, G. K. Cakes, A. G. johnson,
B. Laycas, VIM. II. Smith aud Jesse
King.
On motion, the delegates were au-
thorized to apsoint a proxy to repre-
sent the Parish of Vernon in the State
Convention on October 9th, in case OF
their nom attendance.
On motion, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted; be it
Resolved by the Democracy of YER
non Parish, in Mass Meeting assem-
bled, That, whereas, in accordance
with Democratic principle, we ask for
the next Senator to be selected from
the limits of orr Parish, for the follow
ing reasons, to-wit:
Believing it to be Democratic prn-
Ciple to stand by and hid in electing
tho regular nominees Of the Demo-
cratic party, the Democracy Of Vernon
has ever discharged her duty in this
particular but she does not intimate
by this that she wishes to be paid for
performing her duty, but simply be-
cause she thinks it is time that she
should enjoy some of the houors that
her sister Parish, Rapides, has hitherto
been the recipient; and be it further
Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the action of our Honorable member of
the Legislature, and our Honorable
Delegate to the late Constitutional
Convention, end pronounce their votes
as having been cast wisely and galu
tary. On motion, it was
Resolved, That the LA. DEMOCRAT
be requested to publish the proceed
ings OF this meeting, and that the Sec
Rotary forward copy of The same.
On molten, adjourned sine de- :,
G. K. CAKES,
w. Il. SMART, : "a Chairman,
Secretary.
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ON Friday last our old Ponay,
Sam, Died of old age. We purchas-
ed him in October, 1856, from Bern
hard Ehrstein, for forty dollars in
gold, and up, TO two years since he
Was in constant use, anda!l our boys
learned to ride on "old SAM" and
have seen some gay and happy hours
straddled on him. He must have
been six years old when we bought
him, therefore, he was fully thirty
years old.
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nIEIDs

AT her home, in Pineville, Rapides Pa
IRISH, La, on the evening of Thursday.
September IL, 1879, ELEN0RA NEW
ELF, beloved vito of Colonel ROBERT
a. HUNTER, in the CID year Of her age.
"Down the valley of silence,
DOVE the dim, yoiceless valley alone
her footsteps have passed to ga TRUSTING
place with the Diyine;" she has gone
to claim the palm and the triumph
awaiting those who have faithfully
performed their duty to the best of their
ability in this world.
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--sr4pLE Dry Goods - such as
Prints, Brown and Bleachod Cotton
of all brands, Canton Flannel, Brown,
Bleachcd and cold Lindsey, Checks
and Stripes, Tickings, Hickory, ETC.,
are always kept in large quantities,
and sold wholesale and retail, at hard
time prices, at Baer and Mann's, on
Front street.
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--TaE, cotton crop Of the Parish,
although in some localities a small
one, still in 8 majority OF places will
turn out heavy one: AS sample
to our, knowledge, Anthony Arm:
stead. a small colored farmer just
back of Town, has fifty acres in cot.
ton, and on the 10th inst. he had
eighteen bales pressed, averaging
$50 pounds.
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MARSH & Sons, the we'll known
and skillful mechanics and machin-
lists at the Mouth of the Bayou, have
their Steam Ginnery now in full OPP
Grafton and in excellent order; are
prepared to gin for oil their custom
ers with dispatch, and their cuarges
are moderate.
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d mo discount on the big "White
Plow," and there as ever you can en-
ter first class and complete trade
house at fixed prices, marked plain
ly and cheaply, and IS ever the radi-
ant welcome of Fred and Charlie al
ways makes you feel ct home. Peo-
pie will stop at and trade with Hust-
myre, who is yet Boss Of this favor
establishment.
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THE Packet Silver City, up TO our
going to press, had not reached here.--
The river had fallen to its lowest notch
again, and she has to feel her way can
tiously, under slow bells. She'll have
ali the cotton she can go out with, and
her crew will be happy thereat.
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& AAA A MONTH GUARANTEED
DJgO SIP a day at, iome made by

the industrious. Capitol hot required
we will start you. Men, women,
boys and girls mako money faster at
work for US than at anything else.-
The work is light and pleasant, and
such as any one can so right at. Those
who are wise who see this notice will
send us their addressed at once and
see for themselves. Costly outfit and
terms free. Now is the time. Those
already at work are laying mp large
sums of money. Address TRUE & CO.
Augusta. Ne.
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III you want, to buy cheap and good
Goods, such as Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions, Groce-
ries and Plantation Supplies. don't
fail to go and see "Big Heyman."
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-JUDGE Reagan, Thos. j. Hickman
and VIM. Irwin are the delegates from
Grant Parish, to the District Judicial
Convention, which conveues here on
Tuesday, the Dist of October.
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LETTER FROM VERNON PARISH.
VERNON PARISH, !
Sept. 6, lS7o.]

Sept. 6, lS79.|
Editor La. Democrat
Our Democratic Parish Executive
Committee has ordered Mass Meet
ing for the 9th Of September, for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the
Senatorial Convention, to he holden
in Alexandria. Mr.. Editor, the De-
mocracy of Vernon has ever extend
ed her support to candidates, both in
our Senatorial and judicial Districts
selected from her sister Parish, Rap.
ides, with zeal worthy of her Dem
ocratie standing--but, in the coming
Convention she will ask for the next
Senator, to be selected from her own
limits. Vernon feels confident that
this request will be supported by ev-
cry Democrat in Rapides, and she
calls on those whose election chiefly
depended on the Democratic vote Of
Vernon, to aid in giving her the
choice asked for. The name she will
put forward is one that has been con
nected with the government of our
State in the darkest hours ofRadical
rule and oppression, and has ever
discharged his duties with honor to
himself and service to his State.
Respectfully,
DEMOCRAT.
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-PHILADELPuIA Shoes for Men,
Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children
large variety and at Low figures, at
Baer and Mann's.
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r ~ (No. 3d.
NOTICE FOB PUBLTC.a~
TON.

LAND: OFFICE AT NkTCnETocRss.LA.3
August 222, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBYMGIVEN
~ that the following named settler
has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure fual entry thereof at
the expiration of thirty days from the
date Of this notice, viz: Samuel W.
Stokes, of Vernon Parish, Duplicate
Receivers Receipt No. 50l, for the N !
of SW t Sec. "a, 7 2N Rs w, and
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: J. D. Glass, of Vernon Parish,
and Henry Hathaway, of Vernon Pa
IRISH. L. DUPLEX,
Sep. list. Register.
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LOCAL :

@f--ALL5 aboard.
All Baer O. Mann!
.Ek--ADVERTIsE! 1t pays!
AMY it getting cool2 nH
AIRS fair in politics.
--ALMosT caterpillar time.
~. ACCUSE no one Wrongfplly.
u "a ARMIES of flies are leaving.
90 '--AMIABItITY is often admired.
--AssIsT friend when in need.
-~-ALREApY for the preliminaries.
ALEXANDRA was alive last week.
AAALBERT's photographs are life
like.
% ---ARRosAsr asses always ask ad
--.AsgTHINa you want at w. Bust-
tmyres.
f: a. '-As candidates cay, ''Let's have
y drink"
-AssIsINlrY is often displayed by
young aer.
~ --AssoRTED candies at Gaataye
Gehrs grocery.
81 TASK my Mamma,"is what she
told him on Sunday.
-, ARE you coming to the Mass
Meeting on Saturday?
AN artistic sign in Piueyille
reads, Fancy Liquors"
Any amount of cotton coming
in town; It's money you know.
-ADoNEAN like he whispered
"See that my graves not robbed"
,Hs-ARcADE smoking tobacco is all
the rage. The b'hoys will have it.
"A FINE lot of Cutlery just re-
ceived at Ferguson and Scnack' o.
Give them call.
Ar Baer Mann's: Mems, Boys
and Children's Hats, wholesale and
retail, at rock bottom prices.
ALMONDS aud other nuts at the
Grocery of Baer Mann. Be sure to
get waited on by Adolphe Baer.'
-AsPIRANTs for office, around this
g1erei place;arescured6f Sucking eggs.
They now want to dance 10 different
music ~ ~. rit ." Est'i
- a-ARIsT1DE BAREIN, candidate for
District Judge, passed through toWs
on Thursday, on His way to %Colfax,
there to attend the Mass Meeting on
Saturday.
--ANNoUNcEMENTs of candidates
for official positions, published in the
DEMOCRAT, must be paid for in adj
vance. This is done to prevent our
wasting time, also ''dunning" men
on the streets.
ATTENTION Fancy Casimeres,
= Jeans, Tweeds, Waterproof clothes,
red and white Aannels, Opera fan
nels, plain and check, alwaps kept in
large quantities, at low prices, at
Baer s Mann's.
AFTER using three carpenters
pencils, chewing up boot,heel of to
bacco, filling up trough of spittle,
killing three hundred and oighty-one
mosquitoes, six wasps and large
humble bee, one of Alexandria's best
poets, gets of the following;
Mary had little mule,
1t was Just six feet high;
She tried to lead him home one day,
And he kicked her in the eye.
=, Her little eye began to swell
And the little mule to wallow;
She tried to rub the swelling down,
And then began to hollor.
Amour as many as sixteen ofour
young men wear side-whiskers. On
q rainy evening last week, one Of
them called on a young lady for 9
toast, and not being bashful, she adj
mitted that it was something new,
but that she would try. Holding up
the glass, she said; Here's hoping
that your 'siders' may be as long and
growthy ss' the hair on that poodle"
and she pointed to a spitz-purp that
was lying in the corner of the room
at the time. Since then he has cut
''those things" off, and vows ven
geance against the canine race, espe,
cially the poodles. He doesn't like
to visit that girl now, and makes il
cOnvanipnt,to kppT ont 0f her WAY
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.HU.R SLE'HIFW.

M. Editor
The friends of DAVID c. PAUL, the
present ineumbcntj,o of thcgGHERIFf'S Of
flee, will present his name for nomination
to the Democratic Conservative; Parish
= Conventiod, ysubiect to it's decision.
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D. ~ We are authorized to announce l..
V,.MARYE as candidate for CLERK of
theiDistriet Court of the Parish of Rap
ides, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic Conservative Parish Couyen-
ton, October. Is.
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-SPoRTsMEN! buy your Shot. Pow.
der, Caps, Lead, ETC., from Baer and
Mann.
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SE1r We are authorized to announce
ARISTIDE BARBIN, of the Parish Of
Avoyellcs, as candidate for JUDGE of
the Twelfth judicial District, composed
of the Parishes Of AyoyeIles, Rapides and
Grant, subject to the decision of the Dem.
ocratic District Convention, to be held in
Alexandria, on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of
October, 1879.
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-: = =. ron cZERK:

=, EBeI have the honor to announce my
self as afcandidate for CLERK Of the Dis
trictsCourt of the Parish of Rapides, sub.
ieeb to The nomination of the Democratic
Conservative Parish Convention, which
assemblies on the 18th of October, 1879.
G. o.. WATTS.
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WE acknowledge the receipt OF
complimentary tickets to Sprague's So
leet enteItaiament.
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ATTOUNCEME NTS,
FUR JUDGE.

ED The friends of r. j. BOWMAN will
present his name to the Democratic nom
mating Convention, for the office of
JUDGE of tho Twelfth judicial District,
composed of the Parishes of Avoyelles,
Rapides and. Grant.
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MARsAL1NA DE GENEREs.

Stop using Calomel and try nsLAcK.
DRAUGnT" for liver diseases.
For sale by E. G. TAFT.
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m1rn0 TO $4,000 A YEAR OR S.
W LII to $40 day in your own To-

WIUUU as Well as men. Many make
ss1favs.,s.srszzss more than tho amount sta
ted above. No one can. fail to make mon
ey fast. ANY one can do the work. You
can make from so cents to 81 an hour by
devoting your evenings and spare time to
the business. 1t costs nothing to try the
business. Nothing like it for money MAX
ing ever offered before. Business pleasant
aud strictly honorable. Reader, if you
want to know all about the best paying
business before the public, send us your
address and We will send you full particu-
lars and private terms free; samples worth
s. also free; you can then make up yonr
mind for yourself. Address GEO. SIN
SON 81 CO., Portland, Maine.
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G0aRESpUSDEsCE.

ALEXANDRA. La. !
Sept. 18Th, 1s79.S
We, the Undersigned, wishing to ex-
press to Miss II. de Generes our thanks
for her willing aid i'll Che cause Of chai :
ity, upon several occasions, do most
respectfully tender to her Il com p!inien-
tary benefit, hoping that she will ac-
cept, and thereby give her Numerous
friends and admirers an opportunity OF
showing their appreciation Of her tai
ents, and also Offering to the public a
rare enjoyment.
We have the pleasure of appending
our names hereto.
r. Il. Hynson, II. P. Luckett,
Julius Levin, Julius NJ. Nasits,
J. a. Ringgold, w. T. Texada,
Jonas Rosenthal, Moses Bloom,
J. NJ. Barrett, VIM. l.. Baltic,
w. G. McGimsey, Henry St. John,
NJ. Klein, A. Heyman,
j. G. White, J. Levy, +.
Isaac Sackman, p. e. French,
G. NJ. Flower, D.. Kuhhagel,
G. Goldenberg, D.'Lehman,
Mires Rosenthal, Chas. Moore,
j. c. Ryan, Moses Mayer,
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COTTON GINNERY

MARSH .:eg. SONS
TgTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE HAD
i their STEAM .GINNERY fully re-
paired and are now prepared to gin
COTTON with dispatch. Their char
ges for the present season will be 3D.
cents per pound, or for tue seed to be
retained by thom.
MARSH & SONS.
Sent I7-2m
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roe DISZWTcTA TIORVKl
. ALEXANDRIA, La,

Sept. Is, 1870.
The friends of Judge j. Il. THORNTON
will present lisSnanle to the Democratic
Oopsergatiyc District Judicial CsHven.
s.tion,.. for D IsTRTCT ATT ORNEY of the
I2th Judicial District.
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-, others = /. *,
GENTLEMEN -
Thanking you for this kind appreoia-
ton of the little aid it has been my
pleasure to lend to the charitable un-
deEfakings of the good people of Alex
aparia, and for your very tlattefing es-
timatfon, Of a talent / value most when
it can be of use ON such occasions, j
cordially accept your tender of a bene-
fit, and propose the 10th of October as
the time for the concert.
MARsALINA DE GENERES.
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ALExANDRIA, bA.,: I.

Messrs. R.. T. Frynson, Henry st. John,
j. G. White, Julius Levin, and
* others l. ~ Ii
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
THE FARMERS
Bone and Ferti!izing Co.,

Having greatly improved their machinery
and otherwise increased their facilities
tor manufacturing FERTILIZERS
otar them for the Fall trade
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
THIRD EDITION.
=.
FROM kIMB--EV1LLE.
Notes ar Inuerest among the Him
bIeviIlites.

Mates or Iuserest among the kim.
bIeviIliteS.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
KrMBLEvLLE, Oct. 2Sth, -.
Thinking that items from our little
town might be OF interest to your nu-
msrous readers, will try and furnish
some.
The farmers about here are busily
engaged in husking corn, and the crop
promises to be good one.
We are bothered here with petty
thieves, who are robbing spring houses
of butter, etc. The other evening they
broke into w. b. Nesbit's cigar store,
but took nothing of any value.
w. b. Nesbit is here again for the
winter. He proposes in the spring gong
into the Liver Pad business III Nsw
York State. :,
The merchants all complain OF dull
times and no prospect of any better.
Morris Pratt ia building new barn tor
himself.
DR., ]. 6. West, our eiliclent Post
master, is OF on a visit to the northern
part of the county. His wife is with him.
The revival at the NJ. L. church in
Louisville, is attended nightly by large
crowds and many are found at the altar
Protrsc,ed meeting commenced at Nc
CIellandville NJ. L. Church last Sunday
evening. Protracted meeting will com
nence at Flint Hill M. L. church next
sunday evening.
West Chester, our county seat, II
slEy. with school teachers. EAGLE EYE.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
Advanced Rates ON Coal.

On November lst the Philadelphia
and Reading coal and Iron Company
will make an advance of prices of coal
and the Philadelphia and Reading Rail.
road will advance its tolls ten cents pei
ton from Schuykill Haven to Philadel.
phia, making the rate $l.so per ton,
trusting that the other companies car.
rying to Philadelphia will follow the
advance, but confident whether they
do so or not, the company can dispose
of its entire tonnage at the higher pri.
ces. This advance of ten cents per ton
will raise the minimum which governs
the wages Of the employees Of the Coal
and Iron company from II to s per cent,
below the basis of the wages of the EN-,
ployees of the railroad company for the
month OF Novem ber will be advanced s
per cent, and in the future for every
advance of ten cents in the rates OF
tolls and transportation from Schuykill
Haven of Philadelphia between $l.s0
to 81, and additional advance of per
cent. will be made in the wages of EN-
ployees of the railroad company. As
an evidence of the advance in the price
of coal, we have but to state that the
rates of freight for shipment Of coal
from Phi lade lphia to Wilmington has
been increased from % 10 60 cents per
ton.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
Dentists In COntethtt I.

George W. Kersey, of Ellzabe'htown,
Lancaster county, and John d. Becker,
OF Columbia, Pa. arrested yesterday
by Deputy L. S. Marshal Marple, were
brought to Philadelphia, locked up al
the Central Police Station, on a G arge
ofcontempt ofthe United States Sup elnc
Court, The warrant of arrest, issued
by chief Justice Wait on October 23rd.
charges Kersey and Becker with viola
ting u decree of the Supreme Court,
made in October, 1871, prohibiting any
p.rson from making or selling vulcan
izsd rubber plates for teeth without a
permit from the Goodyear Rubber Man
ufacturing Company. The prisoners
will have hearing in the United States
Court to-day before Circuit Judge Nc
kennan.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
A bad Crowd.

AT police court this morning Squire
O'Neill presided in the absence of Hi,
Honor and a quartette of young men
who have been in the habit of making
things lively around Fifth and TatnsII
streets, were given a hearing on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Officers Bernhardt, Pardes, Gibbons and
Farraday, who had made the arrest,
testified to arresting two of the party
while they were in the middle Of the
street, apparently serenading the moon.
At least according to the testimony Of
the officers they were making noiss
enough to be heard by the chap who /:
supposed to inhabit that luminary,-
The two who were singing the Duet
were each fined o. and costs and held
in $500 to keep the peace, and the two
who had been guilty of nothing NOR.
than holding an animated debate with
a lamp post were discharged.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
work or the Flames. .

The house of Donald Graham, in
Pittsburg, Ontario, was burned on Sun.
day and his youngest child perished in
the flames.
The forest fires in st. Lawrence coun.
ty, N. j., continue. and thousands Of
acres OF timber, with large quantities
of stacked hay, etc, have been destroy.
ed.
The fire which started in the
Pinkerton Tunnel, near Confluence, on
Sunday morning, was still burning last
night, and portions of the tunnel had
caved in. The German Orphan Asylum
at Ross Hill, near Chicago, was burned
yesterday. Loss 100000. Lauster'u 4
block AID several small stores adioin.
ing, in lonia, Mich, were burned on
Sunday night. Loss $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-29
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
LlAvu nIuuorou

fkAfNo L1AvD WLnHofOu.
ioi philadslphia: Al. 100, $40, eco so
oW io:So .. NJ; lAss, .2.sO, 400, vs.
M, Zoo, sk, o. S..s Ja ,. Su''A'' q. A''' ''i0'
sor New York: 2SI, 100, 1904, .. M; 1 u
La 2. IN. Limited Expresa. s.as p. m.
FOR baltimore and Washington: I26, aic
$50 q. M; i2t7 p. m. Limited Express
ios, OILS, p. N. On Sunday, l2bi, al0
For Baltimore and Bay Line; 1908 sp. u.
for baltimore and way stations s.sS =. m.
For New Castle: 9.lb .. m., Les, $50 .. NJ
For Delaware X. r.: slba q. m: los, $50 D
ia.
No sunday trains.
tor Wilmington b Northern X. H.. 90 y
no.; 3p. a;;and $50 N. Sunday excep,
Fsr Delaware Western X. H.: 7.l5, 1890, am
61 p. m. Sunday train o.AO A. M.
TRAINS ARRivB AT WELLINGTON.
From Philadslphia: l2%A, 203, $50, .. ~ a. n.,
l203, l2s7, I.0z, 400, A2p, 6.l8, e.2b, 100
1to, 1.lb p. m. On Sundays; i2A3, 20a
1910 q. m; 7:8b, Ills, y. M.
FROM baltimore: z 81, - p.bsa. m; IA 70, l2s7
s:Se, e.@ p. m. On Sundays: 2sl, a. m.
e.36 p. In.
From Washington: 2a, a. M: l2.2b, las,
eSs, $50 p. m. On Sundays: 2Si a. m.
From New Castle: $50, l2l0 u. m.;
7.l0p. m. No Sunday trainR.
from Delaware X. r.: $50 o. M; l2.l0, Ill
pm.
erom Wilmington & Northern X. Il: SO,
q. III. n.1O. q. m; and Gas D. In
From Delaware Western X, R.: 500 a, IN,
Alb, 800 p. m. Sunday train 6.25 r. M.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LRAvB pnIIADHI~
PHIA.
ffomBr0ad street and Washington avenue
!.so, 500. 1920, LISA. m.: 1850, 800, 400,
e.lo, o.Oo, 6.l6 s.4b. n.30 p. IN. On Sun.
days. 1908. q, I'D. go, II. 80 p. m.
From Thirty-Sec0nd and Market streets: 90.
7.3o. l.. .3S a. M; 1925, 100 600, IL. 90 D. m
On Sundays' 100. a. m