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i Fan, o "a, Orchard.

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Scion Robinson has travelled Il
600 miles to see q famous Penn
sylvania orchard on the Juniala
river, in Juniata county, III miles
f0m PHILADELPHIA, near Il little
station called 'l'lnmpson.town.
"Thtre," says Mfr. Robinson, III
the traveller going west, on tile
Pennsylvania railway, will look out
south and up the steep hillside, he
will see the main part an or
chnrd Of 1900 peach trees, 10000
ounce trees, and 5000 Siberian
cnbapple trees. And ifhe could
stop and walk aud ride through
the orchard, as I did to-day, and
find one dead or diseased tree, he
will find more than I could; all
though I Twas told BY Mr.. Taylor,
the foreman, that he did lose one
tree il the section where we were.
And how many trees are there in
r. rs NJ; SrsI Ill, II f,,,,,i ".
,'.r ,.s H. .eS1t. ruI Is s%I,'l ~.
to be informed, that I might make
another pilgrimage Of 1000 miles
re-, Is y, ti,.;l,. 81 us ~
;"o MS ,.a , s,,t,at,t , .,.,,, sao,,
s IN D.e ax,a.;,, ~ W. $50, sesn
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s,a,,s!Ia Ky W, ,,,,.s Is r. H. 49, ~ :.
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enjoyed the Office, 10 the exclusion
oftbe First District, for ten years.
Governor Mathews is also d
Third District nan, and we c aim
that tits not good pulley 10 elect
him, for The reason that it would
exclude the First District during
his. term, six years,aHd the remain:
defof Senator Davis term yet to
come, which, according TO the rules
ufirsccnt and distribution, would
be wrong, If not unjust.
Wet,rrel,,re claim, in Ill good
conscience and justice, that The
First District Of Tie State of West
Virginia is now entitled to lie
Senator in the United States SEN
ale for The coming term, and thut
our claims 10 tint Office are paris
mount TO those Of any other Dis
trict ofthe State.
And Furthermore, we claim TINT
Mr.. johnson \. Camden is the
man Of nur choice for that Office.
Ills peculiar fitness for the posi-
ton. and the reasons that we ciaiM
catitle him to it will he mentioned
in our next article.-forrrYOa'lsnre
yihr ll'irt tma'q APpsnt.
WHIT C. H., W Va, Nov q, 90.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

Almost every farmer prefers
putting his lmnd To Il bright pillow,
which turns the il,rrow with com.
paratiYe cags to bot'l team and
driver, than one wcithcr-benten,
and dulIcl with the previous seas
on's dirt, md yet many dollars
dwindle imperccrtihly hut surely
away each year, and farmers annu-
ally Ernmhle, all because Of the
careless landIing of firm machin-
cry. With one accord, reaprrs and
mowers, see,l-lrills, plows and Iar.
rows are suffered to remain where
last employed, to bear the action Of
pclting storms and drying winds,
The repairs required the following
season will cost more than the
building Of Il shed or tool house,
or the arrangement Of u place for
them in Out.hOuscs that are already
erected.
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Willard HotcI Lottery.
II InH;(16$3 furnished
ia Hotel for IS.
l.6Ga t'ast, ,.'riZes and f.li6
Property E'rixEs a ls.st:l:t-
iasta sIGs.sJ0.

This Drawing will take place at
LOUISVILLE, Ky; DECEMBER 81,
1850, under. the authority Of Il
Special Act ofthe Kentucky Legis.
lature, and will he under the abso-
luto control Of the following disin.
terested commissioners appointed
by the act: q .r.
Hon. RnLrrt Mallory, late u c., Of Old.
HIM cUiuty; l. " FlhuraNy, President Of
the 0uisrillc Tar t.nnr tom @ny; lieu. II
+ lrhitIaktr. nj CUyiugnn; Henry Clay,
Jr, lille Prosecuting, ATTORNEY ii the Louis.
Vile THY CUutt, ahi & a. Wins,nn Of tho
law firm UI |. L J Caldwell and Winston,
Of Louisville. .-,.,,
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ia Unexpected EiH.

A few DAYS since n well dressed
couple in the prime oflife stopped
at hntcl in n neighhoring town,
and sending for II justice, stated
they wished to be married. The
Justice said "all right" md inquired
their names. After hiring told il
struck him that he had performed
Tie same service for the Indy some
years before. On inpniring If such
wns the ease, the lady said she had
been married previously.
"Iiave YOU bill from your
former huslmnl?" inquired the
justice.
"Yrs," she replied, ~ have a hi H."
This being considered satisfitc'
tnrv, The ceremony was performed,
md the counlc were declared man
and wife. AZ they were about de.
parting. the justice, who had never
seen n hill oflivorce, thought it
would he mn excellent opnmrtnLity
10 satisfy his curiosity. He there
fore said to the lady:
"lTave you the bill with you
naw?"
ooh, yes" she replied.
"EEavc YOU any objections 10 nj
Iou,;rr n,n "a ono ;t9r av1.nl air
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The Ruiin0 i't.ssion.

II was in l&l2--a weekday MP,
pOintment for a.Mc.aodist meeting
lit, Anthony's Gre, I, t;reeml,ripr
County, Virginia. Brother j.
was to preach. The larger game,
bear, wolf; and even panther, were
not uncommon thrieabouts, and
deer were abundant. The prcach-
or had some pulpit ability, and at
times was iinpassiol;ed and clo-
qupnt. Though not young, lie was
unmarried, peculiar, anil seldom
smilctl The congregation were
mainly rude hunters and their
rustic families; and The trustly RI
Hr, the faithful dog, The piciur-
rsque hRnting-shitt, with "brain.
tanned" moccasin, and belt, and
cleaning knife, were as sure to
put III their appearance ut "wcck-
,lay meeting" as the hunter him
self. The place Of worship was at
Father l'crkins's double cabin,
which had been built with as much
reference 10 worShipa as the comfort
Of his own family. This notable
man Of Eour-sr0re was quite dis
tinguishcd for piety and his gifts
both in prayer and rs class.lcadrr,
hit not more so tllan he Ind beenfor
his superiority as a hunter. With
him the artl6r Of the passion fnr
chase was undated. though he
was entirely disabled hy The mfr
mites ofage. The writer has, at
the same sitting, been cntranced nj
narations of tie hazards Of his
hunters life, and edited BY liis
deep, unlDuhtel. cliilllikc piety.
II was a grand occasion fol
BrOlllcr-. Witli a crowded
house, and Observation-Disclosures
corner, and notliing to5livcrt alien,
ton, unless itgwerea large Mum,
borof=riilcs antlgunswhicll5aszu
al, were placed conveniently nenI
against=thc iEcnceEof thGZyartl,nn
outside the wall =of#thc house it.
self. The opening service gave
great promise ola "goml meeting
Both Brother J.-antl Father
Perkins were quite demonstrntive
in their devotions. The cnngrrga'
tim hccame deeply interested
The preacher warmed with his sub
:juct, argument eliminated int
poetic imagery and the path"s and
power Of nnSt,liied eIoquenee melt
ell and overwhelmed the rude MI
aienec.
But between the eloquent strain.
Of the impnssionml preacher the
trained ears Of the congregation
detected the peculiar yelp Of n well
grown old hound. The sagaciou'
brute misunderstood and the con
srcgation was electrified. Thi'
manifestation Of intense Interest
invaded the rude pulpit, and rous
ed Brother ito still higher
sirnins. which were presently inter
ruptetl by the thunder Of the ny
pronch Of n herd of deer CLOSELY
pursued by the fleet and Nithfn
dogs. Simultaneously with Tho
climax Of the last burst Of clio
ouenre the entire congregation
ncll.mpll, broke for the door.
As the earnest preacher dropped
his lrnnds to the rude desk, with {
cnmical tone of sadness and disap
p6intment on his lips, and hnl,
horror depicted on his face, will
bitterness Of soul he exclaimed
at is no use! 1t is no use"
To which the piping voice Of tll'
infrm and rlsrmatic nld hunter
and elass.leader responded, Brother
j.; they'll catch 'em, Certain
sure"
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sas .1,t.l ISs1isSs' t'le iiu!let'oussGs
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J. LIST OF PRIZES.


yInnsiars lt 3 3., TtiH S25OOOO
UIIr Krs,dvurr Nj, t:lern StIvpI $4,000
Une Residence IN GtCra Street 1900
two i'Ilst l'rfzrs, GieII S. OGO 10000
Two I'nsI, i'ixs, each 81, UOO 4.8Oo
Five fash i'I,zrs, rarh 81, 900 5000
Five t'aSl Prizes, rnrh ShuO 1850
Fifty t"sli Prizes ratl SlOo 5000
the hundred Cnst Pigs, each $50 5000
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

The widow Of cx.Prrsitlrnt
Polk is living al the old homestead
i'll Nashville, and il remarkably vi
Yacioua. for hUr years.
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YeiUsfyon, Franklin.
.FnAyKLlx, d.. G.

i
FnAyKLtS, Dec. G.
Editor Drmos,at.
What changes time. makes How
wonderful is progress! What
wonderful events have transpirttl
in the last few years But it is
not our purpose to recall the stir
ring events which have transpirei
in Europe; NJ. Isl; our purpose Ia
allude to The thrilling events which
have come to pass in Amtriea, es.
pecially those in the last campaign.
We want no more politics in our'n.
We entered the campaign with the
Democratic party, thinking it WIS
a party capable of holding Its own
with any sci Of rascal4, and would
get into power b. any means, foul
OF ftir. Alnsl we hive been mis-
taktn! The Democratic party will
do nnthtns which is not fair or
honorable Therefore We, with
many signs and l,eart-aches, leave
the honest old Democratic party;
anil in so doing We feel that are
shall join a party which will hold
power by any means, foul or fnif;
and that partyisNs the Greenback
Labor party. It is not our inten-
ton to pass any eulogiSm upon the
party whicllwe have Joined. butt
is known as the party of"Dead Is
sues
tits our aim to let the readers Of
THE DEMOCRAT know something
about the head waters Of Fink and
the town which has sprung up in
our midst.
mol many years ago it was a
difficult matter to find this mag
nificcnt little stream in its wind
insy among The heavy forests and
narrow valleys. in whose shade the
wild panther held absolute dntnin.
ion. Here The wolf made night
hitlrous by his howls, and the sly
fox made hi. nightly visits to the
old settlers harn-yartl. But there
Inns been a change. The forests
have been removed from the val
icys, and the hills begin to Look
bars. The panther and wolf have
long since disappeared. Their
noise reverberatcs no More through
the hills. Their heavy tramp is
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

Why is 1iymen always represent
ed us hparing IL torch? asks an en-
Change. That's easy enough. II
is hint us to who shall build the
fires. trssa
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
TIE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of Tie Throat and Lungs.

PICTORIAL. snI,s. Il strikes II ut =,
tho foundation Of NIL pulmonary tliseasea,
aff0rtlirg prompt relief anil rapid ctITcs.
and IL adapted to patientS Of any. ago Of
either sex. Icing very palaialIle, the
youngest children taxa 1t reality. In
ordinary Coughs. Colds, Sore Thront,
Bronchitis, fni!uenZm, Clergyrnnn's
Sore Throat, Asthma. Group, and
Catarfii, the effects OF AYERS EilEI!Er
PICTORIAL ara magscill, and inultitudut
are annually preserved from SerIous Ill
ncsS by It's timely and faithful TIE. Il
should he Kept Mt lIantl In every house
hold for tie protection Il affords ~ Sud.
den attacks. In Wisoopsng.co,,gh and
Consumption there IL no other remedy
80 etllcaCinS, soothing, anil helpful.
LOw prices ure Inducements 10 try
ROnle OF the many mixtures or Syruls.
made Of cheap anil ineffective ingrcd!.
Gnts. now offered, which, rs they con.
tain no curative qualities, caN Afford
only temporary relief, and ara sure to
disappOint tho patient. Diseases Of the
tlIroat anil lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and 1t Is dangerous
experimenting with unknown nll cheap
medicines, from tile great liability tia:
thpsc diseases may. while 80 tritlrd with.
BECOME deeply seated or inctlrahle. Use
AYKR's CHriutv PICTORIAL. and ynu
may confidently expect the hest results.
II Is Of acknowledged curative power.
anil IL as cheap rs It's careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Eli.
nent physicians, knowing its compost.
ton, prescribe Il. The test OF halt
century hnS proven its certainty to euro
all pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach Of human aid.
PREPARED BY Or. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical chcmlsta,
Lowell, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY Dee 12-2 r. NJ.
The Mining Stock Exchanges did m'ufa'e
amount of busincss last week and WIN genera"
improvement both in the character ot INC oe"'nsS
and in prices. There was, however some irres"'"'-
lty. and the erralIc movements Of some purely spec
uatiyo stocks impaired or less feverlshheSS 10
the markets. The feature Of yesterdays dealings was
Boston Consolidated, which lluctuated IN the Widest
manner between 2.S5 and 10, closing nc the lowest
figure, against tine highest mt its opening price,
her than IN the stock named. the dealings yester
day presented little Of interest Lendvllie s,'i.us
generally were steady within small fluctuations. bur
Leadyille Consolidated was weak ut decline 81
cents to 81 Both the COms0ck and Bodle shares
were we ker Consolidated Pacific declining from
195 to I.55O1.75. Green Mountain, Cherokee ana
Rising sun were firm at full figures, aud Moose
maintained its price at 05. OF the low price Stocss
Gold Placer wa, firm ut 40 cents CalaycTas 81 "a
GEMS and Great Eastern at % CO Is. SILVER Nugee'
WAS less than usual az POOLS cents ana Coz
pcr Knob sold at 10 cents. fine market closed
generally qnet and steady.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave via Desbrosses and Coraldt streets
Ferries. follows: -, ,., ~, Mt, -
pal.re ars attached $3.50 q. and 80 daily
WiiIiamsuort Lock Haven. $50 $3.50 Cory and
Ee ~ s31 p connecting M CORY Tor tIsve, Petro'
eum centre and the oil Regions 80,
Baiiu,cre Wa~lu gton the south Limited Washington
of Pullman ParOr daily except sunday, 10
~ ort,ye Washingion D. III. Regular at 1870 and $50
n m 4 ana lU o. IN. sunday 450 Il. IA. ana 10 D. IN.
-, %. ia / ,.re X SUNDAY, D. m.
FxuTess for wet philadelphia. i31 $50. g. 800 800 40
imte, II a m l. $50 L. 4i0 .. t.. $50. AMI 10 m.
ami IL night. sunday. 1870 and $50 b. q, ]. $780, and
~ p ~ or Pin adeSha via Camden $50 p m
except sunday. ..., .-,,, - -, .-,-
1 IeIsey civ Attending speedy ana direct transfer
BROOKLYN travel n,,-,x ,o.,o a.
Hoy O. 80 A. m 0:3O IN daily. except Monday. From
XSp ;,a,nn ana Baltimore $50 "A. 300. A. 3. g. 20
NJ ~ m sunday. $50 a. N. and i00 p IN. From
w. i,5a ~ ia AZ 80 = $40 1910 ll:30 llU p
~, AZ 52p $40 $50. s3, and l0iOp SUNDAY,
On i0 1910 1880 a. H., $50 9:35 and lO:iup.
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DoCUAwAy REACH -New-York. Wood
G0 TO BOSTON,
VIA the
STONlNGTON LINE.

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant SeaDcIs
MAS-AC HI SETS. Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAY
aud NAllI.AGANsErr on MOnGays Wednesdays snd Fri.
days al -. ....,.. M. =, -
Foot OF Jay ST. arriving Boston A. M Special Limited
Fir-Class rcsets between Newlork and Boston, GOOD
ON I.N ~ specified their face 81 each. -
Tickets for ~ all principal ticket Offices Stalevoms
WestcOts Express Company, al NOS
07 Broadway and at Metropolitan and tith Avenue
Offices
Steamer, ELECTRA and GALArEA leaye Pier ~. North
Eyer st. daily except sundays) Al A. NJ
for Boston via Providence direct.
freight via either line tax at loves, rates.
u. y. BABUOck, President
l. W. FILkISs, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as u
NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsJEKN RAJ

THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as 10, The
ADVANCEMENT OF TR,ISs TAXING KEFEcI nov H. 1850.
a M incinnam and Chicago Day r. E1Jre1s. Drawing
~ Day fast st. L2' EA yn sT ,e ga: az s%G
southwest Fulimans best Drawngoom sleeping coaches
Co,ches Trough TO Bunao. H,agar. talls Cincinnati aud
5:i5 .. m migrant train the west
Isn, e1ye caano,T. S,ae1r DSpI s 20 o 73o
p. m. a 200 midnight Saturday nights ony. sundays
i;uherford and Passolc G. $50 TO- 1920 U.the 1920
train stops at rutherford only on n I.
nidn ght sunGays Goo $50, 1920 in' lio' $50 p H.
Paier on, & $50 TO- 1920 NJ, - noon las, 3. $50
4i2 D. BIO 5.2o. $50 6;i" e3o l. o s. 1899 ~ ana ~
mdn,ght s"ndnvS g. $50 lo'2o "' i4'' o'"op IN" ana
Paterson via Newark. Cts s:4o 1880 M. $40. 500
J:2O 0lO 1880 D. ~ Midnight saturday nights only
snern d:o0 7:5o i0.o m. it5 $50 500, Gao. 7:l5
aud II midnight. surGav- 600 $3.50 i0:2O a. % i41 $50
p W " AS% K 7 %I,' io2oa m, $50 p. m
Newlurg and corrwa. q. %. a H. $780, A5Op. NJ sun
KoncouI ani Kingston. $50 m. Sundays. SO
Goshen c. 7.jc o. 1920 M $50 800, $780, T. 7:i5p
Sundays. g. $50, iu:2O o. m. 63l r N. m -
sundays siO. 1920 $50 pm The . a. m and a:So
Porf Jews. 100 o. 1890 H. $50 c. T. 75 p H. Sun.
"ISS eP Boats leave Sd S quarter quarter
each from 5A5 10 $40 M and at ioi' and ll41
iiclets fr passage and Apartments in DrawngRo,m
eb"ckne ana transfer Of baggage be lett the Com.
panys ohees Sos z.o 4ol % nSa ~ L. NO
Express from the West arrive III Ncwfork at 725
and ii'z' 40 &c i r. ABBor oenr rassr A NewYort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Englewood Ccs,e ant Ny
.s s $40 ~ 3 a. s.'9 s Csc so s'S 80 aa io ~.
leave 80 nnnte. later saturday nights. m .,O
Nsnuet sIa Valley aud monsey' 100 800 a N; 400
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A REDUCTION OF FARE:

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE ,,,,,, ,rrcu IRA
TO BOSTON FOR SPE AL LIMITED :, NJ. = -
corresponding reduc ~ al Eastern points & M IT,
steamers BRlSrO and Providence u ~ ,s ivy e,ye
cluded IRON Pier - y H. foot Of Murraystat l'9u Pn
roosyn D. Jersey city 40 M wa annex OK rncioaI
Tic ets satcrooms &c, be obtained at M "
hotels and tcsc Offices at the Office the PIER ao on oou
noo,r.y roVETI
"fs' ,i - pssscnger AGENT Agents.
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Cost ano 1ouno.

OST.-Check on Peoples Bank, New
/ ynrk dated Dec TO- 1880. 10 ORDER sam III 3 ~ u
III = Tor SOB Payment of has been stopped SARAH
J. sPAULDING. ~ 7thave.. y. y.
OST -Pass-book No. 4O,O8G, issued by the
Ineintion for the SAVINGS of Hcrchauts' CLERKS Tie
tuder v III Ilea.o roiun IL to the lDsritnuoD.
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nTEW-YOpK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
ETEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
VIEW LINE.
IL Rl.nnk IlIfIE


For T.Vi... 4DN 4 - PIiILA D. iIliA.
Leave Vow. OsE station e. r. r. Of NJ fo't OF lo-
Cf..st. IN
n D. E. 1.2f T. $780, $3.50. ~ Il:aO. Il b. H. ON Sun
dl. 20 8. IS a. a.: $50. d.. ll.5'. J.. D. NJ. 800 ,,
For Thiui RCrEsst+, 20 1', lI:lJ a. M i''" t'"V
q. T. M On SUNDAY 81 81 q. m - y 80 >, -
FlrTlcnOn Ware ami The crisis. :a 90, !" ~ J. ,
Ir. 1890 - i3 as. 80. T. q. 49, IL p H. sunday
s:I5 y. ~ J:j. Z. l:3u l. r. No..
ann fratus leave Philadelphia or Now York: . -,
FROM stations rhasdenn1 ana Reading Itts corner Ni1h
and 1rrf-t. al $50 S}n g. y, IL a. H.; 49, 2 - =
5lO GO 30 u p on sunday at $50 a. M 1;'o' o'lo
FPo" Third AMI Perks s;s. At itj 500, 9l5 m l:2o
3tI o. Il3I %. IN sunday a. 81 o a. NJ no ll:"o NJ "a
rom trenton Warren ana Tucker st4l:-5 i:25 5:iO
ESQ T. 9O5, IOs, - a. m; = ~ 81 t:o '-' 90
m SUudsy-I:2J. 80, $50 "a. m. Gl5, 10 p IN
Connection made az Jersey CITY station to ana nom
Bro klyu and Eric Depot. Jcrsct CIV 49, 400 %, 40,
JicL,.s Tor .ar ~ OF Liberty st NOS. 23 26l fOl
qil gi7 323 Broadway ard at mo principal tells Nos
an Courf-st and AnucX Office. JtTehs " lari ifookvn
y transfer Ouplny DOdd's Express VIII can ior ana
cecs bagr9g from ho'cl or residence 10 desnnn Api
anu s he made az 90 l,23 BrOltwAy, 40 bthive
Nrw York and BTooklyn Al these ohceS are ID
conuect,on with the Bell Teller hcue and Law Telegraph
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IL niEP1TS il rIIILA UELPHiA. . n NEWfOEK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
" MENI, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN AIS TIE SAFETY
OS AND AFTER NOVEMBER 30. 1890,
express New YORK. DosbrOs's aui Cort-
streets Ferries. a. i'l!Ows;
$50 $3.50 90 Limited. u "a NJ. l. 33O !. 44O
D. a. = and 10 ant l. night SUNDAYS. 4:1O aud
M - g. T. $50. aud ~ y. ~. and IL night
ExuTess Trans eayc NcwYuik dly, except sunday, At
7:O IN. and runhing through via Trenton and cam
Eoais of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans jersey cay alorios speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. 80 49,.
z 49, $50 andll AIN Limited express l:3Op MI 49, s.
I.n and 7IU M On ouniay l2O. -. a:2j. 3. 80
. m aud 1:3O u III. Leave Pliladclphi VIA Camden
m. and p.m daily. except sunday.
20 and ga broadway. A5tor House and
foot OF COrsndst Cnnit ST. and Brooklyn
Annex station foot Of FultOn.sL. B0OkNn Nos ia. lie
and IL udson-st, Hobpkcn station Jersey tlty. Emf
Giant Tcket Office, y iiatery place. 80 -
oIbe New ITaDsfe Company VIII cal lot ana cheek
Layeage from hotels aud rohdcntL =, ,.,,.,
FRANK THOMSON. ~ A. fAiMhiS
General Manager GEM PASSENGER Agt
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood
HI haven and ROckawav Kailroid-Loaye daily. except
sNnoay HunteTs Point G:lO, 1903 m, 4:iu y. Ii.
Leave llOcEaway lava IN: 3lU. 6:lO .. IN
St0 TO BOSTON,