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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
one Constitution with freedom for ALL and

one Constitution with freedom for ALL and
one destiny.
We do not pretend that the Democratic
party is perfect, like other human organiza-
tons it has its faults. But whatever its
faults or failures of the present or the past,
ii is recognized as the party Of peace and of
patriotism-the party of the Union of the
States as that Union is defined by the Con-
stitution, and demonstrated by the precepts
and practices of the fathers Its triumphs
have been secured by its devotion to meas
ures, not men, to principles, TO the essentials
of liberty, progress, and the divine right of
the people TO govern.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

All things look auspcious for great
Democratic victory this year A good can
didate is all we want to sweep the the field
against the Republicans. Let their nomi-
nee be who he may-Grant, Blaine, Conk-
ling, sherman, Washburne, or any other
retomer like Bristow Let our Democratic
leaders remember that the people are pro-
crossing. The activity Of the new order of
things have an irresistible tendency to pro-
mote bYoad and liberal views, and public
opinion is instinotivoly generous and toler-
ant Give us a man of bold, broad en-
larged and liberal views one whose patriot
ism has been tried, whose ability and intcg-
rity is acknowledged, whose honesty Is above
suspicion, and We shall have no difficulty in
elecling him president, and the same power
that makes him such will see that he is duly
naugumted into Office. II such a man be
nominated he viii make a standard bearer
popular in all sections, harmonizing all fac
tions, unifying an elements, recognized
patriot and statesman, hc will demonstrate
the wisdom Of Democratic principles, and
bring tho county back o. the halcyon days
of iis grandest prosperity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

Elegant hair is woman's browning beauty.
When il fades she fades rs we'll While it is
kept bright, her personal attractions are still
maintained. BY preserving the hal. fresh
ana vigorous youthful appearance is cou-
iinued through many years Those who grieve
over their fading hair turnipg gray too early
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor prevents
il, and restores gray or faded hair to its nat
ural color t is a clear and hcalthful prep
araton, containing neither oil, dye nor
anything deleterious, aud imparts to the
scalp what is most needed--a sense of pleas
ant aud delightful freedom from scurf or
dnndrulf -New Btrne az e. Times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
BRIDGE PETITION.


TINE undersigned ciiizeus OF Montgomery
county, respectfully represent 10 yuur
Honorable Board the Importance OF construct
ing bridge over Watts Branch, where il
crosses The public road about a mile above
Rockville There are few public roads in the
county more constantly Travelled than THE
Darnestown road, aiiording, as ,t does. direct
communication between the Georgetown torn
pike and one O! the wealihiest and most pros
porous sections Of the county. IL IS tact Of
public notoriety that during the Spring aud
Summer treshets the branch nt this point is
impossible and renders The crossing unsafe.
and even dangerous to human litr As the
yearly expenditure Of money, by ihe county,
TO keep this crossing in passable condition is
a considerable item TO the county, aad MS the
building Of a bridge would surercedc ihc fur
ther necessity for repairs, the none. saved ia
this way would soon aggregate the cost Of
constructing a bridge We also urge upon
your Honorable Board the necessity OF grad
ing the hill at the braaeh The Importance oi
these measures, therefore, should commend
themselves 10 the favorable consideration OF
your Honorable Board on grounds of public
economy as well rs public policy. As in dairy
bound, sc.
JAMES p. BAYS
\ u. OFFuTT.
B MONDAY.
mar lu-fF An ftttsftHV. ID ia. cd. f......
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Woods Celebrated Anti-Bilious
and Liver Pills,

es~ These Pills are highly recommended
by the Medical Faculty aud have gained a de-
served popularity in Liver Complaint, Sick
Headache, Pains in Side, Stomach or Back
Sick Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion
Derangement of Kidneys Sour Stomach Dys-
pepsa, llabitual Constipation, and 10 all Bill
ions Complaints are surpassed by none.
%sa-Sold everywhere Iapr 2-lf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Ar OWENS DRUG STORE,
mar .5-ly. ROCKVILLE, Nd.

AT OWENS DRUG STORE,
mar.5-ly. ROCKVILLE, Nd.
For Medicines of all kinds,
Go TO Owens Drug Store.
For Paints of all kinds,
Go 10 Overs Drug Store.
For Window GIass-all sizes,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Penfelds celebrated Trusses,
Go TO Owens Drug Store.
For Paper, Ink, Blank Books aud States,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Picture Frames,
Go 10 Owens Drug Store.
For Spectacles and Eyeglasses,
Go to Owens Drug Ttore.
For Enamel Paint-best and cheapest,
Go to Owens Drug Store,
For Chamois Skins and Sponges,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For best Cigars and Tobacco,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Pure Spices. whole aud ground,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
For Goods al lowest prices,
Go to Owens Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

In Washington on Tuesday last, Chas Vs..
Hayden obtained q judgment against The
Chesapeake a Ohio canal for $500 for
stone taken and used by the company from
the bank where ID had been placed by him
Ia former trial or the case the painiiT WAS
awarded $1,000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, at St. Peters church, Pooles-
willie, this county, on March the 30th, 1880,
10y the Rev. Henry Thomas, Mr. G.. W.
OFFUTT, of Galloway county, No, and
Miss SALLlE r. NElRS, OF this county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
o r D z r 1851.
Augustus G Flack and others vs. Mary Flack
and others.


nRDERED this 25th day Of March, in the
~ year 1880, that the sale made and re-
ported by James Henderson Trustee ior
the sale Of the Real Estate OF Francis VI ok,
deceased lie ratified aaa confirmed ua,ss
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the l2th day ol April next: Provided
copy OF this order he inserted ia some new S.
paper printed nt Rockville IN said Mont som-
cry county, o &c in each Of three Successive
weeks before the said y n day Of April arx;.
The report states The amount OF ihr be id
be S2lO0.0 90.
Z. b PEErTYNAN, Drk
Circuit Court Tor Montgomery Go
True copy-Tesl
mar 25-3t Il y. PRErTlMAN. OR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STORE GOODS


TERMS OF SALE a credit Of sis months
will be- given 90 all Suns oyer Ten nolars,
the purchaser giving mole with approved Sc
cufiiy hearing interest from the day Of sale /;
all sums OF Ten Dollars aud unicr, rash. No
property TO Ne removed until The terms are
with.
JOSIAH W. JONES,
apr 2-is Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

A T the Annual Fair OF the Wayne County,
N N T., Agricultural Society, the premi-
ums on Plows were decided by a field trial
on September %, 1879, under the supervision
of a Committee of Judges selected by the So
ciety. The result OF the draft test, AS pub
lished in The Wayne County Democratic Press
OF October ! 1879, is as follows;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Raw Silks, Jute Cloths, All Wool Trrries, Mo-
ME Cloths, Crepe Cloths, Serges aud Crelon-
mes, Guipule Lace Curtains, Antique Lace
Curtains, Nottingham Lace Curtains from 81
80 10 SIG per window; Nottingham Lace by
the yard from 80 cts 10 81; Larpe's Mu.lins
Raw Silk Table Covers: Embroidered Table
and Piano Covers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

All Wool white FlanHes from % cents to %;
Shaker white Flannels from % cents 10 rs
Scar let F!aunels Plain and Twilied Corhineal
Dye for Rheumalcs from % cts to 81 .25; En-
glish Corduroys and Fusains Tor hunting
suits ChsSimeres aud Beavers Tor men 5 aud
boys wear; Diagonas and Cancels Hair
Cloths for Cloaks; Navy Blue and Gray, all
wool, twilrd Flannels
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

Plain and Plaid Nnnsooks, india Mnssulia
Corded and Figured PiQues, Tarllaues, Or
CANDIES, Linen Cambrics, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
HONSE-. FNRNLNHLG GOOnN-

Earnestly Table Linens from 80 els To , 30 (;
Barnsley Table Napkins from 90 10 20 90 !;
30 doz. all Linen Iluck Towels al l2j cts or
Lao per dozen; 100 doZ. all Linen luck
Towels at 25 cts or 800 per dozen; % doz.
all Linen Damask Napkins at 90; Richard
sons Family Pillow aud Sheeting Linens -
Wine Cio'hs all sizes, with Doyleys 10 match;
MnrScllles Quilts all sizes and prices; llaney
Comb and Allendal Spreads Linen Crashes
aud Glass Linens. &c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
CELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIR rs.
WHITE GOODS.

Made Of Wamsulta cotton with 3-ply, all
linen bosoms, open either front or back, all
hnsheh md nerlect fliing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02
LARGEST AND BEST
STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER
d Y c O Q ID S +!
WASHINGTON.
PERRY & BROTHER

HAVE JUST RECEIVED an Immense Stock
of Wool Arabian Plain, Plaid and Checked
Suitings at 25 cts Scotch Wool Plaids for
children al 25 and As cents; All-Wool color
ed Cashmeres at so, G29, IS cents and 81 =
Atwood Satius, in all the new shaes, at 80
cts; Pekns Suitings, in all new shades, at
40 and 62B cts Shooda Cloths, all shades, at
rs cts and 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-04-02

JAMES B. HENDERSON.
IIATTERSLY W. TALBOT.
mar Fat Trustees
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Some anxiety Is felt for the safety OF The
schooner Correlor, Captain Hubbard. which
Ieft here ITappabanDock] In the latter part
Of Oaober loaded with lumber and gram
for " Washington aud Baltimore. A letter
receIsed here from Baltimore states that
when last heard from the schooner was
eaKing down the Potomac en route Tor Bat
tImore, and It is supposed she has been de-
tsine6 in the river by adverse Winds
TSdsedter Under.
Senator j. Il. Bousb is out IN letter 10
the Norfolk papers saying the Republicans
" viii show their manhood, their activity,
aud their indomitabfe energy by thorough
and complete organization. preparatory. to
entering the field Oh The debt or ANY other
questions involving the Interest, the honor,
the credit. and the good name o! the Com
mouwealth OF Old Virginia.
A friend OF mine has now cook. On
Deng asked whether che was good one,
he replied peiuienily> "GoodI Good
Why, IL she bad TO prepare nails for an
ostrich, she'd boil them hard."- Foraaey' S
Progress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-05

New YORK 1tmessi
The dramatic monstrosIiy OF DR.. Morse's
Passion Play L. redeemed by no trace OF
literary merit. Where II departs from The
very words Of the Gospel 1t Il pure, un'
adultetated drtvei. aud where It adapts The
language OF Scripture II Is only to irayesiy
the simplicity and the aeniicauce Of the
text. Friday night about huodred per
sons seem to have sat patiently throuea
what must have been 10 any iniclliRent au'
di,or a arievous infection. Apart aitoge'het
from The painful buresquc o! sacred mys,
ssr.cs which such a representation wouw
dave involved, Il is incoDceivsb'e mar aoJ
adj uucs Of scenic eject or gfamaiic in'er
,retarryp would have redeemed the pla,
from the stigma Of ipsuzerable dur
Ness. The manager who allowed II
pubm opinion" in withdrawing y from
the stage undoubtedly saved himself iron
disastrous and disgraccful failure.
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C6YRT ORDERS.
Extract Deer c.I
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
I OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER IS. 1880:
Extract Deer c.l

Extract Deer c.I
GIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
l. OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER %. 1880:
" Isaac Davenport, Jr., Junius A Morris .iriihn u
davenport, and John NJ. MORT. msrchants and
partners under tn style a. d firm name or iaven-
port Il Morris. who sue on o'hilf OF thtmseWts
and ali other creditors of Luclus Hig@ins0n, de-
ceased, who VIII come In and make themselves
parties and contribute 40 me costs OF lhls sun.
"Painlif', in Chsncery,
:. Charles j.. Higg;nson. u. Granville Jones. and
Mary f. Jones nee Higgin,On his wife. William
n Jackson and Claim Jackson nee HRginson
his wife, Thomas \. PAGE tru.tee: John Page, T..
w. Morris, trustee; James VI. Wickhtn Johl H..
Wickbam, Jr., w. L.. wickham, Miss kiizibeth
cius higg nsOn, dc ceas ed," *..............
ION consideration whereof the court doth ad-
Judge order, aud Cecrfe that bls cause be referred
10 one of The cOmmis sioners OF his c0uri, who will
make the following Inquiries and state The following
= First.-An account of the transac ions Ct u. L..
Jones as administrator OF The personal estate OF
Lncius Higginson. deceased:
Second. An account OF The real and personal es-
tate of which Lueius Higatnson died SEIZE aud
pOssessed-lhe fee simple anu annual value OF such
Third An account OF he liens UPON the ri al es:
tate OF the SAID Higglnson. with their res pecine
:. Fourth. An account showing what assets belong
ing 10 the estate OF lucy W: She'eur'i decease
came into the hands of the tate Lucius Higginson,
deceased, and what are the rights OF Eizabe A. VI.
Peesants againsi the estate OF the said Lu iu' lItg
gibson. de eased, by reason OF the acceptance by
,aid Higginson OF the property mentioned IN the
codicii 10 The will of Lucy w. shelburn.
t.Fif,h. What amour, VI any hing, is due from
the estate of Lucy ". >belbnrn TO h. X. Gibson,
personal representative OF Sllas Shelburn, and whe
her the estate Of LucuS biggnsOn Is liable tor said
claim or any pari h-rof.H
The parties interested In this decree will take no
aice tta, have fixes upon WEDNESDAY THE
l9Tu DAY OF JANUARY, 1851, and Hanover
xourho as the time and place for executing this
dscree, When ana where they are required TO attend.
Given under my hand TINS Goth day of Novem-
bar, 1880. 5. e. REDD.
Commissioner Hanover Circuit Court.
He19-Su4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-05

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND. nEsrkAAkt
RAILR0Ap
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 10, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. NJ. Leave Richmond daily texcept sun.
dsy) connecting al West Point OF
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu SAT-
URDAI with steamers Tor all land.
ings gu the York river and Tor balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. Nj Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
lO:l5 A. NJ. day, connecting AT West Point VIII
steamers for Baltimore or MONDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNEsD
THURSDAY, and sATuRDAf ,
WITH steamers ior Nsw ,9rA on
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor Prosi.
demce and Rostcn on TUESDAY aao
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ, Arrive at Richmond tally lcxcspl
Sunday connecting AT West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Balt.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 r. M Arrive At Richmond daily leScepl
6:35 L. NJ sunday. connecting AT West POM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, anc Boston.
No transfer or freight a. RICHMOND 10 " iron
southern poiots. Cars run through between Atanu
'1S msai % and d.p.A. with lowest rates
Through bills OF ladinx, with guaranteed rates
Issued to all northern and western points.
For IN formation, apply at once Of the company
Twenty .third and book streets, Richmond. Va.
su Is II. T. DOUGLAS. saperintsndent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-05

~.oxurwssuAx cox TO INTRODUCE BuJ. FoR
rvs REINFORCEMENT OF RkrRsStS'A-
v,vss vNpkx saw NEW rsssrs.
tsy ,eArraph TO TIE TriDunei
wauyxxcvoN. December 3.-Te aon =
q Cox. eko arrived In Washington To-Day,
ana 10 : ar1une correspondent tint We
shou,d Hrtug sorward q bill early iN'1he Ses-
ston Tor inc rsxpporttoNnt OF Nprcs"Ha'
sivrs uptsex che new census. ne tbssSs
chat t<,e Constitution sf The Uusscd Stmes
rcuu;ecs lhss such a measure shaH DE
nassed et ne earliest prsctkso'c ptne
,Strr a seeeruniai Soumeratton OF the
poru !st6cs, l,,ss been made. As " psre'
Ia : macsenntica! question 80 ssf sssoh'
vve-s a concerned. Mr.. Cox csnssct unae..
xssud vcsvy aryb body ssould seek 20 dolsy VI
an cart,ssn MOUNDS. Sic says tbat III any
~ rfssar advantage b 10 be gasrcd by a re-
sp,,cxstu,meas' this winter the Eepub'scans
val, s,e eepesited, because they coDsro tne
Ievi- istares an a.msjew OF the states, ana
will sssretore. contrel the redssfict'ne o.
fkose Staes. Mr.. Cox says that persosa'ly
be would pressr To see e2ie whole noD"s o'
Rtxresesiaiivs reduess 20 $50. Gut ne Ges
no hope thar that can be done, ana Nhi'
.cltued ~ tbissk tbat3a) VIII be "se aov.es'
! plumber chat can possibly be bxea' wni'e
the probabilities are that go WIZ oe so'
number adopted. Dir. Cox says 'oss @se.
the scetsss& heSres are complete tSeF WI
show a pSpulalisn someGhat in excess a
4f,0e0f0e. ,,..
Mr.. Cox IL chairman 81 the Com@ittee
GA Foseyss Affairs ssweli as OF the Census
Committee lie expressed an intention u
ipixoducs in the :Eonse neat Monday rese
kit.on rec resting abe Presadent To- comsau
nrste, so ff~ as Is compatible win ppsh
jntesest, aA information In his possesssoa
relsisse to cscent segotIsticns between tn'
ejnitasi states and CsliDa.
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the amount "a " Il were tribe. "One
machine we had down.stsirs cost sos,Vvv'
and afterI was through experimenting mn
II sold II fer scrap.trob. IL brongbt sovo.
The generator Is all right, and am goinr
10 perfect The engine u II takes ano'hcr wear
vel, but about ChiIsimss | WI Naft 'ne
twenty.horse.ppwer one at saving woou'
4, has mol bcsA decided" MI. Aeeiy sa'u,
"whe,her pstbisc exhibition o. tue ma
chine viii I've gwen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-05
RICHMOND AND PETFR>nvE'}
RAIIROAD COMPANr ,

RICHMOND AND PETFH,uvE'}
RAILROAD CoMrAFr'
COHNENCING SUNDAY, NOV w.
= Der ~, 1850. trains on Thb read VII ~ -
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
ON PM. PAST MAIL Jaiy inikes 'lf I'D
connections o. SAVsnnan. @'"1 ''
at Peieruurg. ..,.
1890 ~. THROUGH MAIL 1ahy' VuA|s
cof CHARLESTON, Aut.. 'n1 ., 80
(via Charleston, -sgann-n 49,,
Jackeouyillc. stops Ouly a. VI b"
Ter and Crcs''r, Snd a. hAlf. ", N
signal. Pullman Sleetsrs i''",
New York aud savannah On va % -
423 NJ. HC acc " $50 f. tsS ,aaf
tl1s rain will .Jike ,isse conn"''',,
At p.i,rshurs or Norfolk SOY -
7.oo 4. NJ. ri TH ns5iTHf FREIGHT TEAIN d''F
lo.o5 Pm, THROUGH MAIL daily for Nc
Wilmington. ChsricTsn. 1nu 49,
STOPS Al Chester. Nal WlS' an" -
rvs Blutf ou signal. rnlimtn ,,.
on this train between Wa'hlnE''" '''
Char estOu.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
4;05 4. NJ, FAST MAIL daily. Stop ""'
7.lo An, THROUGH MAIL daily. connc.'.'1
with RichmOt q, FThyrfA4ou's
Potomac rsilrf al % all r".aiIs ,,r
East ard We l. stop. AZ NAV a., y,
and Chester. aud Al iisf"'i g an
Dr,wry's Blgh ~ isna'' -.
sleepers between charleston MI
a.o.A NJ. INTERMEDIATES TRAIN a. si,.
Iexcepi SuSdayl. siois A. - "
o.op ~ TbiEorGH NAH. daily, sonnec.s5
CIV with R.chnoad, trederlcbt0lb -
Potomsc railroad for ell poih,ss,
And Wet Also, making close 60 81 40
ucn with the Chesspsske sIo y" "a
abroad for the virginia sirt.n,ss, IN
ali points North and West fnl - -
sions At Manchester ana : M l,4
P"lIasn slespcrs on 81. ii''1 ~
tween savannah ami Ne" ! "tA',
il4o A. ~, fREl6hr uaiN
Am leaving pelsr, bug Will siS' ''''
| Appomattox dep".; TRAINS itsw -
| $3.50 Al. and 5:s5 L. NJ; bANs La,
mono /" "a A. n. aud 4.80 4. NJ. every ss,.i.S,.
oars ~ 90" +, ID. KLINE. >upr'n'',no %
A. POPE, q. =. aud T. AGENT -----.
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.UHMOSD. FRED'o q POTOMAC x. 4. Go.,i
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1850. J
HHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

{ ,HAN"h of SOnEpo LIE
commencing SUNDAY, 2Sth instant, trains on
this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
5:O5 \. NJ, leaves Byrd-sucet station daily du'
a. Wellington. 9:l0 \, " Ba'imor' >
1880 4 g.: Philadelphia. l:fO L
Nv York. $50 y. ". Connects win
New York Limited Exrrsss. Thts
trat9 st9Ds oRjy at MHord an"
Fredericksburg.
SOS A. H., ..sy.' 80 n,.ssreet stauoe osly Tex.
ceDi sundays; due NJ ~ishngtof &,
1920 =. NJ: EaliimOrc, 3 % =. VI. 4;
Pniladepha, 7C5 p. NJ: New forl ,
4:5sP. ~. train leaves ByrG-Sircei station daily
due al Washington, OPS =. NJ. Bail
more, II 20 L n Philadelphia, $50
A. NJ; New YORK. 6:i0 \. al
3:Js ?. n, ACCOMMODATION fnAlk tcl
Junction. leaves Broad Street stsior
daily feGc.nr Spr day).
SOUTH BOUND.
iJ.3sA. 81, arrives a. Byrd-Street STATIC! daily.
Leaves New York, 10 j. NJ; Phil
adennia, l:lr =. NJ: Baltimore,
AIS A.. Washington, A. ".
2:2sP. ~. arrive, at Byrd.strect station daily.
Leaves WWhiug,an. IL \. NJ; Pat
tmore. 9:35 4. NJ; Philadelphia. 1895
A. NJ: New York. .4:3O 4. ii. THIS
tram makes no iOcdt stops.
GAS Z. NJ, acrlVvs fiNfn-osfees - hall!
toP, 5 i. NJ Baltimore. $3.50 r
NJ. Phllddelphis ll:45 =. N. A: Men
York s:lS 4. VI.
Sal A. d.. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN STRIVE,
at reconstruct station daily texcep
Trains leaving Richmond at sos 4. Vi and ar
ri''"s al S'S0 T. NJ 40 '0' '''p C. = 4: T&YioR,
Geaersl Ticker Age5t
81. u. MYERS. General snpsristendent
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Giihooly bad bought barrel Of apples
lfpom DE Smiths grocery, which did not
give satisfaction. "Wha's The reason"
SAID GIbooly indignantly, "tsat the fur
tber Gown | 60 into tie apples the worse
they get 2" "Tbe reason for that Is that
you didn't open the barrel ut the other erG-
If you had only done that the apples would
be getting better all the time."-GdtreStoa
Netos.
She @as big, buxom lass, and when her
small beau called one evening che said,
As Good evening. Lily" "Pm no hiy," he
replied, surprised ut tie idea; "you're the
lily; men are never lilies" "fes, some
tlanes they ore; and you especially are a
lBy." " Tiow's thatY" "Lilliputian.o He
then looked as IL he wished he were au ele-
phant.- Kentucky State journal.
"pvc bad my eve on dat chap fur some
little time" SKID President Gardner, OF the
LimeKilu CLUB, '.an' knew from de way
he sol his feet down dat we shouldn't carry
4iiu Wild us very long. A man who had
rayther drag his boofs frew de mud dan 60
to de tuitbIe OF ben0in' his knees doan' las
long nrter ye begIn 10 watch him."
Although very early this season, II has
aisesdv been discovered that during the
pg@,ent winter ice will, ~ usual. freeze
with tie slippery tide up,--fhiladeipht0
0hromicle- Aesqid.