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to move, but the effort caused him to feel sharp
twinge of pain, and with a groan he sank back
upon his pillow. For moment the agony was
so intense that he came near fainting and would
have done so had it not been for restorative
speedily administered by the physician in attend
ance-a tall grave appearing man whom he had
not previously seen. He revived, but remained
perfectly quiet and with closed eyes, After
little time he opened them. Francisco was yet
watching by his bedside. "Where am -" he
feebly asked. SIS this all real or only some
pleasant dream succeeding the horrors of yester-
day?"
"You are safe" replied Francisco land in nav
fathers palace. We found you after the earth
quake beneath the ruins of Prince Tolf's castle
"And the Prince" he hurriedly asked. while q
shudder ran through his frame Is dead was
the response. "He was found entangled in q
mass of broken machinery, crushed out of all
human shape A massive sheet of iron had by
some curious freak of falling walls been wrapped
about him like shroud" ViyenziO gave great
sigh of relief He was not only alive but the
face of his beloved Francisco, for whose sake he
had so nearly been sacrificed, was near him, and
his enemy was dead-crushed to death, if not by
the mechanism, at least Dy part e1 the same
Internal creation that was to have become his
own winding-sheet
1t was long before Vivenzio fully recovered;
but his sufferings only showed to him the sweet
ness of life His betrothed was ever in attend
ance; and when, upon one bright, sunny day, he
walked forth with her and saw the blue sky, the
cleaning waters, the emerald orange groves and
vineyards spread out beneath, his joy was COM
plete. And yet he could not suppress groan as
his eyes for moment rested upon the ruined
pile that had so nearly been for him an iren
shrou0
The National tribune., 1881-10-29
A CURIOUS NEAPoLlTAN FESTIVAL.

On the last Sunday in August one of the oldest
and strangest feasts takes place in Naples in honor
of Santa Maria della Catena the Holy Mary of
the Chains) in front of the church dedicated TO
her. facing the sea at Santa Lucia. Soon after
daybreak of the aforementioned day crowds of
people are lining the embankment opposite the
church, dressed in strange paper costumes adorned
with squibs and crackers, some carrying umbrel-
las of the same materials and with some adorn-
ments, others large baskets of fruits, decorated
likewise with fireworks At the first stroke of
the church bell for early mass the fireworks are
let off the fruit baskets are emptied On the
ground over the contents of which hundreds
of children begin to fight, undaunted by pals of
water which are freely emptied over them.
second bell is the signal for hundreds fthe crowd
to throw themselves in various states of dress or
undress from the embankmaHt into t he sea, we
men and children included. Invalids even are
brought to take a dip, and those who unable
to swim are assisted by others. The curious
freak originates in the belief that the water
on the last Sunday in August is sure remedy
against infrmity present and future. The Ma
donna della Catena is believed to work the mira
Gle she did centuries ago when the church was
legend: At the time when the shores of the Med
iterranean were infested with pirates some in
habitants of Santa Lucia were captured by the
Turks and a heavy ransom demanded for their
release. Some fishermen, with the aid Of the
statue of Madonna, which they had opportanely
found near the sea-shOre, succeeded in collecting
the amount asked for the release of their captured
friends. The pirates were asked to bring their
prisoners and to receive the ransom On day
which happened to be the last Sunday in August
The pirates, however, afraid of some treachery,
but not wishing to retain the prisoners, took
them to the seashore at some distance from Santa
Lucia, and after having chained them hand and
foot threw them into the sea. The people of
Santa Lucia, notwithstanding the distance and
the chains of their friends, succeeding in saving
them, and attributed this to a miracle of the
Madonna in whose name this ransom had been
collected, and in her honor a church was erected
in the year 1876 and named Santa Maria della
Catena-LOpd0n Daily Ne,cs.
The National tribune., 1881-10-29
THE FRENCH ARMY,

The new French army list shows that the
French army includes total of 48,039 officers OF
all arms and classes. The general staff comprises
one hundred generals Of division and 200 briga-
dier-generals. The infantry has 23,O11 officers
the cavalry 5000, the artillery 5,414, and there
are sos officers of engineers there are S41 OFF,
GERS of gendarmeries and with the officers of the
customs, coast guard and Forestry service a total
is arrived at of 81 130 officers The medical staff.
the veterinarians telegraph operators, account
ants, and other non-combatants holding the rank
OF officer, number nearly 11,0OO, and so the
strength is made to reach 4S 3O9 as stated above
The National tribune., 1881-10-29
FIRST AND LAST

They sat together, hand in hand,
The sunset fiickered low,
The tickle sea crept up the strand
Ant caught the after-glow.
He sang a song, a little song
Ne other poet knew,
And she looked up and thought him strong,
Looked down and thought him true.
The tickle sea crept up the strand,
And laughed a wantOn laugh
Took up the song the poet planned,
And sang the other half.
Times change: the two went diverse ways;
The evening shades increase
On him, grown old in fame and praise,
And her in household peace.
The echo of the false sweet words
He spoke so long ago,
Has passed as pass the summer birds
Before the winter snow.
But as tonight the angels hand
Ioosens the silver chord,
And calls her to that other land
OF loves supreme reward,
She hears but one sound, silent long,
A whisper soft and low
The echo Of the false, sweet song
He sang SO long ago.
The National tribune., 1881-10-29

King Oscar. of Sweden, has recently written a
drama called the Castle of Kronberg.7 1t Is to
be published at Stockholm in the Swedish and at
Berlin in the German language.
The National tribune., 1881-10-29
The Iron Shroud.
BY J. s. SLATER.

GNote-The Iron Shroud heretofore published ended
rather abruptly We have therefore had the concluding
chapter written expressly for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
by the gentleman whose name appears abOve.I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

This subject assi tnrl M IN. y. Mar.
Hen'lalrr, wa illn lraiea ", means u Il
vsety ner'. eissrllss 8'n .ilArle system ot
dh1HrnMnAli.1, Which is iia general us..
throughout 'hc comfy. Ihe snhicct oi
Writing was disposed Of III very short
order IN "a. NJ. smith.
\ motion ~ adjonrn until 1915 n. ~.
which was made az this iunciurc. Wa
'..arri by az overwhelming unanimity.
The gay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04
LIBBY PRISON.
YoNc Interesting Facts Abont fho
Famous Prison.

3oMc Interesting Facts Abont fhe
Famous Prison.
New vain ner.a
Y Althpngh thousands OF Northern men
have been inmates IN LIB, prison. COM
paiaiiyciy few arc acquainted with liz
history of ne now memorable building
ironsianily pointed out 10 persons wishing
Richmond. The former military jail .va-
latc.y sold AZ auction. and brought hut
~. .z2 nifhougiithe ai,riioncer pronounce
led IA associations 20 precious IL Tia
North that. II wcrr pulled down every
lone of ~ 10000 bricks would scll her.
TER dollar apiece. HE purchaser ,ras
James y. Gray. Richmond capitalist.
who has rentcd Il to II. ". Bnvkcn "a bs
used rs tobacco factory. a. il i,a~ offen
been before. The building. l4D tecc
front and lU5 deep, was bit III i;feen .,.
Wcnty years before The war b. fame4
Libby. and occupied ~ him and III. xs,nx
H- grocery and s,in-chnndlerv within =
sl'orl time before Tie brcakinr o,,t III the
rlvi. wnr. Their sign remained al MN.
building np 10 1866. and II probably re-
memhcred BY many or Tie Jnion soldiers
immurrd within iis CrtarT walls. Tho
elder Libby. who accumulated N i.rI,
fortune. lived on vha, was alicd Church
I'LL. near the famous 81. Johns (fsnrch.
~ which Patrick Henry delivered A,ar.l,
l7.5s1 'iis celebrated Give me liberty ~
rive me death l4ianruc Ti.rl.s.i sv.'~-
looking ,he James river ,as been turned
into park since me war. a,.'' .~.
Llhnl Hill Park. Libby NH. r
commonly thought The fr.. isS .t.
prison IA Richmond. Tic firs, u4s
'lr@e frame structure that haa baen en-
l'oyeu ~ house negroes freviosr 10 their
'aie. y wns NJ Lumpkiu's alley. and rot
'he ii1h sounding nan.e'of Castle fscJa-
W.M. hp' having proved ifdrquatc Tor its
military purposes. me prisoners IN war
were moved 70 llse larger structure Oh
he dock, which has Just been Sold Not
'hc ~ me Libby prison officials Il NOS.
\ y said, II Richmnudl though number
II men who guarded IL arc still here.
Aa'or Turner, its conmandanf. WAS one
NJ ihc s'roungest men 10 the rebel service.
Whom Virginia had seeded he eIf West
'n'nt where hc was then cadet. and
vent south. Before Richmond had fallen
w neg from the city. believing that he
yonld De slain by the soldiers ofihc vie
or5ous army. and aftcrward wcnf 10
lexico. wE2re ne entered the service of
ne Inflated MaNimilian. Alter The exc
uiion Of the Austrian Archdrke. Turner
"a back 70 his native land. studied fien-
sirv N Ncss Orleans and las for some
ears Leen 3racliciug Ills profession in
''ssisslppi. lIe could moi believe tor
lng while that Ais lie would he Saf,,
.Nrc hc wa generally known. aud IL IL
'iN t,.p' M -liil thinks he con.S hc Killed
some uf ne anonlatn prisoner IL ho
ioal'l come North. Libby looks very
uci. A. X lil dnring t'e war. ihou-
e bars have been removed from tho
indoWS. and some of slle Inner parsi-
oils have been taken down. II I. xoin-
resting 4 rellc us history That ii Should
J carefully preserved.
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We were cricveA "a read. thc oihnr
lany. OF lhr death of ono w Nirhixan<
lloliic~t pioneer editors. almost fhe I.xt
imam of hanh who published wceklics
~ the State when c0on-Skin w0nid
lpav for column all. has' three hush
|elA WI CORR. drninci an The o.,fce i'nor.
stood for A wears ~nb. n; lion. Never 4
publisher was more liberal with his
space II was hard work for him il
charge fnr anything except the fnv-iist
nnd moft9egc-saies. ana he measured
short even cn them. Orc dav. III the
years gone by his pnrcr copied an a.
tack Oh county Official. ana old Mark
was doing NJ bis desk whcn the injured
party sialkcd ID aud began
On are coward, sir: a---cOward
Nchhe 4 ann was the editors com
placcnt reply.
And I car lick yon. sir: lick you out
a. Your wiinkled Old hoois.r
A guess You could. answered Mark.
y 'Ac busted thc wrapper Or his only cx-
I'M going 70 nriic nn article calling
You fool, liar, coward. cur. s!anacrcr
And body-snatcher. and 20 over ID loniA
'na pay FIVE cents line % have Il pub
"Iiry:" ouericd The old man, IS ho
aroun.i,
fcs. I'l my siyc cents line tc hlvo
n published
Say. n; mo tel ycn something, rs-
piicd Mark: I've g0t two hundred
moro circulation than thn Banner. ani
III publish yonf attack nn mo for two
tents limo aid take X ort III msll-fecal
M corn-staiAs' Don't troi over 10 Ioni..
when sou can help build 4? your own
oWn
Mark wonld have published ii Nc n.
or word. jnst A. no ssid. ana thrown iii
~ cut ~ horse ~ slnmp-pniler freo
gratis. hut mo official cooled or
Printers Circular.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

All the United States Senators III
Washington have united III presenting
~ senator Mcdonald. ~ sr.;iana. a. \
wedding eift, viz pn,,rhrc,,l III soIii
silver. lined Will, gnll The bowl w;Ii,
latl!c md cafe rost s-A0 M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-04

What asked SUNDAY school teacher.
sis that invisible power fhat prevents tic
wicked man from sleeping ami clsuscs
MN ~ toss about upon his pillow, ana
wla' should no do 70 enjoy that rcacs
thss passcth understanding sew VA
thn hole IN the mosquito bar.' wa~ III
psemrt answer from the bad boy ii thr
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'n column Wy kisfnNk M ~ proprietor N th. NJ.
tN s'nf rfnnerty n ne teafcr N niois rartf, ,r
t'r' nf etrtN'AlN ~ any mnffer ~ nar{s NJ
ltM peNl.e sfloris which mny arise fsxrr frarh4 y
.envp' W. H' nnf F.leAd ef saAailpn i'ls c0nnf, \.
IA td N kSt1lninR fhs column
seiF ~ ~ sNEEAEi. JA.rhA. INDIANA
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of1NiNo EAERtfSEs.
Fourth Reader ). X. Brooncr.
Forms n Teaching fracIiops. g.. m
Huston.
Model Spelling Glass. II. u. Enlow.
raIse Syntax, John Rofherf.
business Forms, n. :. Morgenthaier.
Revolutionary Struggle, a. Al Ccopes
Nervous system. Carrie Keller.
The La'''las aSphcre, a w. smilh.
TOPICS ron DIscrssioN.
Township Institutes; Township Gra-
dcd schools
y. IA. SruxEiI, J
z. 4. coorre. Committee.
Aitcr thc adoption Of the report me
adjourned 70 meet al District
No.--. fihe school Of which Il taught
Ms n a. Cooper. 81 SATURDAY.. Tcbrnar,
lVih' H. =. ENLON, rres't.
Go. M. Iipsrox. Sec'v.
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For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 on
Each subsequent Insertion, 75 c.s.
Longer Advertisements nj 'hc Same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted A. square. These are the terms
f,r transient advertisements a reasona-
sle deduction Will DO made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices o. appointment Of adminis-
trators and legal notices Of like character
70 be paid IL advance.
ASNovNctkG cASpIDArrs.
For Township Officers, each e100
For County ESQ
Eor District, Circuit. M State, 800
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.CASS TOWNSHIP TEACHERS,
INSTITUTE.
Firth Regular Nccting.-Larcc
Attendance. -Anti-SIanx and
Tobacco Crowd.

The nth session Of this institute 70,
,he school year Of 1880 and 1881. was
neld At District No. A. in Cas- Tp.. Oh
saturday, Jan 2al. 1881. n : Morgen-
'.l,"ier prcslaes over the schoul III said
District The members present were
MISS hcllcrard Mcs.r~. SVhncil. Cooper.
i'roonor. Lnlow, Smith, Morgenthaler
and Huston.
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pchlpd Che "nycrs. % The amateur hostel
ries. ~ which The host hal caused lin-
ner ~ N provided fof tic hungry cadav-
tons "instiiooters.' proved, by what
occurred ~ tlc tables, u be most cx-
cellcnt appetizer
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The tannei'on Cotton Mi.l co.. pro-
pose 20 double he ctrscl'v nf their esiab-
i.hmeni iar'Ng 'hs rein.ns summer.
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And the Tilien Suit viii be Pros
ccuted with New yiror.


Srw YAH Herald. a7sh
TAe supreme court to-day al.irmcd tie
! decision " the United States circuit
court foF 'hc southern district III illinois.
iii itc case of c0ngrcs-uien Springer ~.
the Initei States The casr involved
re constifniiunalisy Of tie income I'm
law. Mr.. Sfinrcf refused ID nav hj~
income tax and his real estate wa seized
aud sold 10 satisfy tie tax. The conrt
| below decided the tax NJ be corstiiu-
ltionai, or that II nns All Indirect fax a,,,!
properly laid Nv the law 0f conprce.
lhi~ view Of The law is affirmed by fhc
supreme court. Af. Tnsiice Swaync de-
Iivcred the opinion Of Tie court. The
importance Of This decision Is that il sii.-
poses forever Of the qIibble heretofore
made about the constitutionality of thel
income tax. For this decision the ic-
partment Of justice hnS been wailinrl
patiently for months. Now il u nnaer
stood the government officials win nre
WITH renewed energy The snii prii,linr.
against Mr.. samuel y. Tilden. know.a4
mat further excuse for pn-ironcmcnt h1
Been nycrtcd by the decision or he wv.
premc court to-day. Ii II said tl,af thel
government II fully prepared Win 4
mass oi evidence 10 sustain lie allppn- 4
ton. that Mr. Tillcn did not com,,,yl
with The law. and il. therefore. s,ill I'LL
bic 70 the claim and penalty. MI. Tildrn
through his counsel. about two wears N
igo. proroSciio confess m indebtedness
y S3tVv - i'e government III crlcr 70
|oi' issne IN NJ anrcai 10 lie I-riifdl
states supr.;nn cunrf ~ scs' s'ie r1nsti.l'
n' onairs NJ Inc income iax INV. lnf'
~ e.cnf That the an was declared ron.l'
''''n'i"nnl tho 9nvernmcnf WNs moi. ar-
'pr'iing 70 Mr.. Tildrn's proposition. fol
''icmrf 10 recover more than S5.urpf'
Tho TREASURY officials. aiserl'
'Ni0cfailon. refused to actomnoAnfelA
hr IilAtn Oh the terms proposed. bnt
greed ~ Join issue Oh the fiji! amnrntl, \,
'lAimcd, amounting 70 about SoouE0
There tle matter rested until last spring..
ylicn ne government pnrposcly asiowndl
ne cnse 70 be passed over mniiisifstr shel
residential nominations ad hesn n,nst3...
The prosecution III New York thought \,
Grant would Ne nominated ~ \,
1hirngo, ant that Mr. Til1cn wouldln
gain be chosen The standard bearer ofi;,
hc democracy. II was tile opinion otln
crtain Grant supporters fhaIin that case M
A.. Iilden's refusal 70 pay The income !,
ax ~ connection with some other pecn-ln
uliafifics and irregularities that werc to Y,
e brought out would smash lhiArs gon-lc1
rally. Probably there never was u more n,
iamnful. bareiaccd prostitution or tlAeI Il
id'tial branch or the service for political n.
nrroscs than was designed III tic post lta
onemcsit Of the suit one wear ago. Had ~
not been for fIp eltovr;u xvl,..f !. ........ '
of Sccrcfayv sherman felt all
'e defeat of his candidate. and one wbol
~ possessed " the secrets OF the treas IN
M department, mi fact would proba.
y never have been made public. loi
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4 Inc following scholars are on tlln roi
lof honor. IN Class "A. according "a the;,
general averages III The last month, IN.
lam'naion: Katie Sweeney So rtr M.
Lizzie l;uctiner 81, and Mary Kiizinrc.
lGC per ~.
IA Class = the following nrc the besi
Thee. Stephenson ~ per ci.. Aibcrf ~on.
ldernan 50. Martin Friedman 81. .InscnI,
Allies IS. sophie Eiierf So. IL. Gni1Sell
ls.. and Geo. Nohr 81 per N.
Report of Grade y. Jasper Academy
Alice X. Greene, Teacher.
NJ. Of days taught g.: No. OF MIL.
pupils enrolled ~. No. of female n,,t,ll.
enrolled .i; totn! 80. Average M. of
slayS ni'cnded by each pupil 43 arcra "
No. a days missed IN .arh pup;l "a I
average nc M pupil 10 vrs. average
male ai,rnlancc is average female 4,
anrc 3t
i:oA % honor: i;arncy Davis. r.rxirl
SrnrAi. Maggie Wilson, Susie >iringc,.l
Nina McAli~icr. My I.emIng. Amnit|
ivn Nohr, Oscar Schcnck.
Charles IIochgc~ang.
Report Of school No. 2. Eainbrjdor.
township. J. n. MclrIior Teacher
Males enrolled IN. average Attendance,
rs. Females enrolled 10: AVERAGE Mill
Tendance ~; total enrolled s2: to,al
70 4.
Roll N louor ThcreSia kIinrcl X
Nary Sclulcr, Lizzie Sarmcrshcinl. AIoisl
iiirk. Henry Klein. Willie >cfmrrShcinl |,
Report of school No. j. Dain1ridasI,
lownship: Naw. GulgScll, Teacher.
NO. of nlalcs enrolled 2f: Nj. Of te.ll
males enrolled 33: total enrolment ~ :|t
.rcrags daily attendance of males 10 ~
average daily attendance OF females Is !:
o'ai daily attendance 81.
Roll Of honor: Mary Serncrshcim.
latic Ecnncr Martha Mundy. Sfasial,
dnndy. Mary Wiz. Henry Ell. Paul,
,fcitilnit and a ibrrt Efnr.
Report 81 School M. A. Bainbridcc, :,
ownship, n. 9. Fink, Teacher. \
No. of males enrolled ~: No. of "a y
males enrolled 20 total enrolled 81 No. 4
4 male attendance ~; No. OF female al
15 total attendance "a.
Roll Of honor: All the children arc
he best.
Report of School No. B. Bainbr;lre
,wnship. Mary .In,t Teacher. N
-t1s "a tttNttr &tittitu its ~ ". 0l l1tNt
lalcs enrolled li. total enrolment sui nv
'vcragc daily attendance of males lo:p
scrn.r daily Attendance ot females i i
lial tally attendance iS.
kollcfhonor: Mrlvina Chanlcy, MinalN
Yer, Raruarn Ctccncr. w. III. Abel.E
rank Nogler. Jacob Witchur, Mai.
leSSingor unl Rosa Stutcr. IN,
Report M School NO. 9. Eainbliaac ~
Julia Mclchior. Teacher. III
Males enrolled 20; average attendance IL
\; females enrolled l5; average attend -ot
'cc ~; total enrolled All; average at tc
ndancc 80. ne
Roll Of honor: Mary Brang. Sarahca
cIlarns, Mary Liischgi, u. Gutzwcillcr|
%. l;oc.lc, Jacob Gosmann, Joseph
lntlcr. El Mcndcl and Theo Eckcrt. ny,
Report for the first two mouths or,,i.
'hool No. Z. Baiubridgo township. ~
pb't Wilson, Teacher. .c
No NJ males enrolled "A: average at-
ndancc 2 \ No. of females enrolled
er,gc attendance s;toial NJ. enrolled
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Inc present consolidation az The tcic-
graph companies j. nothing new IN fhe
history ofthc Western Enion Tc'eyranl,
cnw. Anv' though Il II inoFcimrortant oh
account ~ .g amounts involved, than
any other that lias taken place. The
present company was formed through
slc successive consultations of com
panics, some of which themselves we're
t'.n roiIl's Of similar unions.-[ New
York World.
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| We present our readers this week viii
me status ~ the schools Of Hainbfidge
township, up 70 the close or 1880
We would bc glad 10 receive like re.
ports from the schools vf tie other town.
ships. jointly or scycraly. "A postal
card wonld convey the report. 20 lei d.
hear from each and every teacher III ne
county A. soon as conycnirnre viii pcr-
nii' Reports like these will show inst
which teachers bear The burden. ia N iil
\ 'nce ne schools 10 the respective town
ships IN a competitive juNtaposiiion tl,at
must excite laudablc in,cr,own~lsi,,
cmu'aiion. We hope Tie trustees will
request their teachers 10 forward. fnr
pnhliHaiionl thricports IN tilcir schools.
Doth sen'l-ARual ann annual.
hc following is iAc report NJ the
s'AH'lln4 AN the JNsprr Academy, Grade
"A A. M. Sweeney. Teacher:
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rvsElsuED EVERY FRIDAY. AT JAsrEn.
pusots COUNTY, lNoiANA, NJ
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. -rs CouRiEn BcilDiNG ox
Wr,r SiNru STREET.

rEfcE or Nbk.CEfirfn>.
single subscription, for iitty Nos, s. 50
For siA months. !: {: "
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-21
TR.arELKEK,S GUIDE.
PA. AND N. Y. r. r.

PA. ANDN.Y r.
Trains on the Pa. s. N Y. r. r. pass this place
as follows:
Noping South.
No. 8, at 02 a. M, for New York and wav sta.
No Z, at 10 10 a. m mail train for New ork, Phil
adelphia and intermediate points.
No 9, at al p m.-Express for Philadelphia.
phia and m New New York. rA'' express i0f rinia'e'
No 3l,-Local Passenger Train, between Elnira
and Wyalusing, 05 pm.
-hoUing North.
No. $, at 3 :5S II. m.-Fast express from New York
No 30. at 10 So a. m. WilkesBarre accommodation
No. 2, at 4 ~ p. m.-Ma train from Phade. pnia
and New ork.
No. 6, ut IL :02, p, IN. -, from New Yo-n
No 81, at 8 :53 a. m.-Wyalusins and Elmira local
STATE LINEAND SULLIVAN RR.
90 o'clock p. for Bernce and intermediate sta
I4rYire
80 a. m, from Bernce.
BARCLAY II. II.
Ledre.
q so a. m, for Barclay and all stations, and 90
p.
A,riue.
10: a m, from Barclay and intermediate stations
and 20 p. m.
CANTON STAGE.
Leaves at o'clock, a. m. Arrives at O'Clock p. m.
TROY STAGE,
Leaves at 10 30 a. IN. Arrives at p. M.
sHEsHEQUIN STAGE.
Arrives at ii O'Clock Il. m. Departs nj II IN.
LERAYsyILLE STAGE.
Arrives at y m. Leaves at . D. m
TERRYTowN STAGE.
Arrives Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at II m
Departs same days at l p. m.
NEW ERA STAGE.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at II m
Departs same days at p. m.