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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

TnFnr i prospect Of the establishment
% an enterprise at the Junction here that
will employ Eve hundred men al the
time. Let il come, by all means.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

LOcaL MATTERS.

Fersn Fem tomorrow saturday at
,. Mailinsly \ sons.
TnF Champion Flow, the best in the
market, a, J. Il. Warren a Sons.
TwESr, DOLLARS saved by buying Your
Swing Machine from Geo. D. Wearen. .
4 nav stock II Carpets, on Cloths,
Clothing, Hats, Nc., opened this week at
Severance, Dndderar Nci.s
TO WHAT haae uses may NC come at
lasi, il demonstrated in the old Christian
Church. Hereafter il will he uscd as a
ware house.
A rRorRAcrEp meeting d in progress At
the Presbyterian church, in which the
pastor Is assisted by Rev. Gelon u. Roui,
II Neraailles.
WI call he attention of the gentlemen
10 our new Shirts, Colla:s, Necklic', scarfs,
IIalfhoR, &c., just opened. Severance,
nndderar a Go.
TnFnr i a prospect Of the establishment
~ an enterprise al the Junction here that
will employ Eve hundred men al the
time. lie, il come, by all means.
Omar RrDr,TioN ~ fLorR.-lsaac
Hamilton, of Richmond Junction. will
all ."lionana Min Gin Edge Flour at
s. per hundred, and deliver It TO any par
" in stsnlifd.
NouKrs.--1 ounly Court ncsl Monday !
Quarterly Court on the second Monday,
and Circuit Court on the ihird Monday
by the new arrangement the latter Court
will continue la session flr four weeks, II
the business requires that much time.
r. SruKnNnono a Bno, Furniture
Iealer-, whose Advertisement appears iu
another colnnln, isone ofihs ufDstfeliabie
Gins in cincinnati. and We know whereof
Ne speak when We say that they Keep the
hest goods ior The lowest prioe IN The city.
Tive them an order.
TnE lhile rAscals aho wer around here
hssine money Cor lhtir daddy with hfo.
ken hack, are nov in Richmond, where they
are doing hand office business. ffenh
linton has drawn hir salary two month.
IN advance. and With his nsnal kinine'. %
heart put Il 10 hi credit With them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

TnF Champion Flow, the best in the
market, at J. n. Warren a Sons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

GnrAr REDr,TioN N fIorR.-lsaao
lIamillon, of Richmond Junction, will
all ."Honana Min Gin Edge Flour al
s. per hundred, and deliver it to any par
~ la StanEihl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

FGrsn Fem tomorrow saturday at
y. Mauinsly \ Sons.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

PAnpoNgn.-Gov. Canirill hes -,'f>n-
II Carol IIamler rho hot anil alt1ily
wounded George Collier nine years AGO.
Al the time u the shooting Mr.. Humber
vas moving % Missouri, whore he has been
ever since, and The Indictment against him
had been dled away. Recently an effort
vas made 10 rcsureei Il, hence the appli.
cation ior pardon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-04

soNr good news in this paper. hat The
lhest 81 all j. that J. Winter & Co. The
great Merchant Tailors. arr receiving their
spring goois This branch Of their bu-i-
ner take. W the entire second door Of their
building, corner Of Third and N|ltket
.lreeI.. I.onilviIle. Kr -
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

Words of Wisdom.

The public mind is educated
quickly by events, slowly by argu-
menss.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements Will be IN
serted at the rate of so per square OF
ten lines for the first insertion, and 20
eents for each subsequent insertion.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
Agriculture in Illinois.

In 1879 Illinois produced one
fifth of all the corn grown in the
United States, and according to the
latest advices the crop of 1880 will
bear about the same proportion to
the corn crop of the country. The
report of the Board of Agriculture
shows that during the past twenty
one years, after receiving fair re-
muneration for the cost of produc-
ton Of their corn, the farmers of
this State have realized net profit
of nearly 81, 1000, ,ooO,o 900. The av-
erage yield per acre during the past
year was thirty-three bushels. In
twenty-one years this has been ex-
ceeded only eight times, the aver
age in 1862 being forty. The pres
ent corn crop of s51, 900, 200 BUSH
els has been exceeded but three
times-in 1875, 2SO,O00,000; in
1877, 100000, 900; in 1879, $685.
100000. The profits on wheat
have of late years increased the
wheat acreage at the expense of
corn. The average price in past
years has been greater by some
cents than the average for 1880,
but the total value of the crop was
sS4, 900, 900, the value of which
has been exceeded only twice in
twenty-one years. The value of
hogs marked in 1880 wes s22, l37,-
900; in 1879 it was SIG, $40, 900.
The value of cattle in 1880 was
s17, ,o26, 900; in 1879, s1e,e5I, 900.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
Live Within Your Means.

It is almost every mans privilege
and it becomes his duty, to live
within his means-not up to, but
within them. Wealth does not
make the man and should never
be taken into account in our judg-
ment of men; but competence
should always be secured when
it can by the practice of economy
and self denial to u tolerable ex-
text. 1t should be secured, not
so much for others, as to secure
the consciousness of independence,
and the constant satisfaction which
is received from its requirement
and possession.
There are families who endure
miseries untold because they live
beyond their means, because they
wish to dress and visit and enter
tain as neighbors do who have ten
fold their income. Of this narrow
and vulgar ambition, brood of
sordid and unwholesome things are
born. 1t is impossible that chill
dren shall develop symmetry of
character in houses where life is a
frantic struggle to appear as gladly
as the occupants of the next one
appear, the grandeus being all vain
show.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

The drift Of public sentiment is
against the himsy plea of insanity
which lawyers are accustomed to
present to jury in order to shield
a criminal from the clutches of the
law. The jury that acquitted Col.
Buford, of Kentucky the other day
has been severely criticised by the
press of tie country, and Judging
from the tone of it's expression one
would think such verdicts based
upon such grounds will ever be
sanctioned by The public.
In the trial Of Wheeler, of San
Francisco, the brutal murderer Of a
helpless and defenceless woman,
the other day, the plea of insanity
was brought forth by his counsel,
but when the Judge gave his charge
to the jury, he denounced any such
excuse. and exhorted the jury to
give heed to no such nonsensical a
dodge. The consequence of the
advice and charge of the learned
Judge was the conviction of the
murderer who must now atone for
his awful crime at the end of a
rope,
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

The public mind is educated
quickly by events, slowly by argu-
menss.
Some people are chronically sour;
you feel every time you meet them
as if you'd been eating lemons
without sugar; they stamp a scowl
on you inside and out.
Truth cannot long be concealed.
She will burst the e-doors of her inn
pri5onment and flash her splendors
on the world.
it is principle of war that when
You can use the thunderbolt you
must prefer it to cannon. Earnest
ness is the thunderbolt.
A Jealous soul without meekness
is like ship in storm, in danger
of wrecks. A meek soql without
zeal is like a ship in calm, that
moves not as fast rs it ought.
When we are out of sympathy
with the young, then we think cur
work in this world is oyer. This is
sign that the heart has begun to
wither-and that is dreadful kind
Of old age.
There is no man who has so little
spare time as the one who is thor
oughly idle. Idling is of itself a
business which finds even all the
waking hours of the day not quite
sufficient for it's needs.
Do little hopeful things and
speak hopeful words whenever you
can. They are better than pearls
or diamonds to strew along the
roadside of life, and will yield a
far more valuable harvest.
To be satisfied with the acquittal
of the world, though, accompanied
with the secret condemnation of
conscience, this is the mark of a
little mind but it requires soul
of no common stamp to be satisfied
with his own acquittal, and to
despise the condemnation of the
world.
1t is the impulse and duty OF
every right-minded man to secure
time for himself and his personal
culture as well as time for his
business. The education of school
is the mere portal to every one may
give to himself. In many cases,
in fact, it may be said that educa-
ton does not begin till we leave
school. Use the after-hours FOL
improvement.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
The Slip, the Cup and the Liz.
The Boston Transcript retells the
origin of the rhyming old saw:

origin Of the rhyming old saw:
''There's many slip
Tween the cup and the lip"
A king of Thrace had planted a
vineyard, when one of his slaves
whom he had much oppressed in
that very work, prophesied that he
should never taste of the wine pro-
duced in it. The monarch dire
garded the prediction, and when at
an entertainment, he held a glass
full of bis own wine made from the
grapes of tEat vineyard, he sent for
the slave and asked him what he
thought of his prophecy now. To
which the other replied; Many
things fall out between the cup and
the lip, and had scarcely delivered
this singular response before the
news was brought that a monstrous
boar was laying waste the favorite
vineyard. Turning in a rage, he
put down the cup which he held in
his hands and hurried out with his
people to attack the boar, but be-
ing too eager, the boar rushed upon
him and killed him without his hay-
ing tasted of the wine.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

A Jealous soul without meekness
is like ship in storm, in danger
of wrecks. A meek soql without
zeal is like ship in calm, that
moves not as fast rs it ought.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

The French government has is
sued an order prohibiting the inn
portation Of salt pork, hams and
side meats from the United States,
which caused pork to decline to
s14.90, and other hog products In
proportion. It is feared that other
European States, including Ger
many and Italy, may follow in her
lead,
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

Vanderbilt will have one stone
containing 1856 solid feet in his new
house on Fifth Avenue, New York.
1t takes the rocks to pay for such
stones.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04

What is the difference between a
watch and bankrupt? One you
wind up to make go, and the other
to make stop.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
8. p. BUATT,
ORAL SURGEON,

Offers to the public his professional
experience of thirty years in the above
speciality for the treatment of all dis
eases peculiar to the mouth and preser
yation of it's natural organs, the teeth.
Charges for all dental services graded
by quality and character desired. to suit
the times. For dental substitutes, from
SIS $50. SIS, 500, 5000, up to Buatt's
celebrated improved gold plate, $3.50 for
full sets, recommended as healthy, and
to perform the functions OF mastication
satisfactorily as to kind selected.
Without previous arrangements, cash
isinvariably expected.
Moved to new Office, near the Baptist
Church.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
An Emphatic Witness.

Aleck Thompson, of Virginia,
tells story illustrative of the pc
culiar yernacular of the people
among whom he was born, and of
their special capacity for giving
evidence in Court of Justice in a
compact, accurate. and picturesque
style. Some time ago he Glanced
to, be visiting at q county seat in
Virginia, and was courteously in
vited by the Commonwealth's at
torney to come into the Court
room on the following morning,
with the assurance that a witness
would testify in a murder case then
pending. He entered the court
room, and speedily after his arrival
witness was called, who advanced
to the stand with such q jaunty air
of f-assurance, and who kissed
the book with such loud-sounding
confidence, that he was sure this
must be ''his man." His judg-
ment was not incorrect.
HMr. williamson asked the
Commonwealth's attorney, ''do you
know any thing of the killing which
took place at Robertson's store
last month";
'sKnow any thing y was the re-
spoons; were thar
'':Then tell the Court and jury
said the attorney, >'what you
know"
The witness planted himself more
firmly on both feet, glanced around
upon his auditors, and thus deliv-
cred himself: ''Well, you see, Mr..
Robertson were a-sittin' in the back
part of his store a-playin' of his
fiddle, not a-thinkin' of bein'
stobbed, nor nuthin' Of the kind,
when in come Mr.. johnson, and
then and thar stobbed him; then
he guthered bung-starter, cleaned
out the crowd, Tipped the palm
and c'lared heself. "-[Editor's
Drawer, in Harper's Magazine.
! There is much promise for all
classes Of community good au-
gury for the opening of spring
trade-in the brightness and conf
dence in business and financial cir
cles. The country seems to be in
q season of prosperity and compar-
ative safety. Enterprises which
were stopped during the dark hours
of the panic, and which Jagged
through the years of slow recovery,
seem to have taken new and sub
stantial lease of life. Capital is
seeking employment. Manufacture
ing interests which have been so
long dormant are picking up again.
The fires are burning, and the
wheels are turning. The railroad
builders aye busy, and surprises
are the order of the day. People
wake up to suddenly find complet-
ed, or in rapid progress, lines which
had been SO long on paper only
that they had almost been forgot
ten. Money is cheap, and certifi-
Gates of value frequently take the
place Of money. One Of the signi-
ficant signs of the times is the offer
of New York banker to take all
of the three per cent. bonds con-
templated Dy the Government. De-
mand is good, competition is lively,
and people with credit have no diff
Guilty in getting the wherewithal to
prosecute business. Real estate is
looking up. People who invested
in lands and lots before the panic
struck terra firma, but failed to un-
load before the real estate boom
broke, now look forward to reason
able realization, after years OF
weary waiting. There is a lively
look all around, and business gen.
orally looks as cheering as the COM
ing simmer sunshine [Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
Dentistry.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, BY

Or. M. J. MASSENGILL.
Gold filings from SO to $5; silver fill
ings from 81 to 50; full upper and lower
set artificial teeth $40. Extracting teeth
speciality. Having had my office
newly fitted up, will take pleasure in
serving all persons wishing work in my
inc.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-03-04
LOUISIANA
STATE UNIVERSITY
AND AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The next session of this institution
begins JANUARY Sd, 1881, and closes
July 4th, 1881
Full instruction by an able and ex-
perienced faculty in the usual collegiate
studies. Cadets will have choice of
four courses-Classical, Scientific. Agri-
cultural and Mechanical No tuition fee
IS charged, Thrre is an animal fee Of
FIVE dollars. Total charges for Board
etc., III the University, ninetee dollars
per month.
Cadets upon entering the University,
before beinge eassigned to quarters or
classes and every three months there
after, shall present to tie President the
Treasurer's receipt for three months
fees in advance. Cadets shall he re
quired to purchase their own text books
and must provide themselves with uni
form and clothing. For further
inflammation, address,
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
President.
Baton Rouge, La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO jan S-Piour quiet and UNCHANGED. wheat nm
Changed sale OF 600 bush. No Hard Duluth on private
Terms holding this grade az 81 234sl 20 Corn active nut
not guotaby higher sales 10 OF New Western on INC
tack at 48c: 10 Of at 4Sh04sSc Oats quiet ana
Unchanged quoted 81 40D4lc. for No. Western Mixed
barley unchanged Rye inactive Railroad eigts 10 New
Flour 1000 bbia; Wheat 900 bush Corn $4,000 BUSH
OaS 1900 bush: barley 1920 bush; Rye, 6uOO bush
snlpments-RG 1.600 bbls; Wheat, $4,000
push Corn ~ 600 bush; OATS l7OOO bush; Barley o|OO
CHICAGO Jan. s-Fiour steady and UNCHANGED. Wheat
stoa1y Win lair demand No, Red Winter H7ac NO
[hca4o Spring. CSC. bid 9SsaU9Ssc February 9VA0
sc March No do. SD 80 Asc Rejected, 7l@14c Corn
larry active and shade higher 37Sso. cash 7c. Feb
5eafy 42td42Sc May Oats steady with fair demand at
pc cash ~ &C. February 80 &c May Rye steady aud un
cnsnged paIey hrmer az 81 IL Pork unsettled aud lower
sodsl2 S6 cash Az S22eel2 80 February $l2 9s
ytl3 March Lard easier at S62 ad8 j5e 500 49, 672c
teoruary S756877 &c March Bulk Meats hrmer; should
Sts soc; short Rib 665c Short Ciear7O6c. Whiskey
CmcNsATI Jan. s.-iiour quiet aud unchanged. wbest
Saroe and firm; No Red Winter 81 o., receipts and
npnents none Corn In active demand No Mixed al nc
1ai hfnes NO Mixed 56137c Rys quiet no 966
}1aly unchanged. Lard IN GOOD demand 86068 Coo Bulk
Asah quiet, but hrmi Shoulders scj Clear Rib, &c ia
sc nm Clear Rio 7s4e:; Clear sides sc whiskey nrmer
a1 unchanged Hogs active and firm Common S4as4l5O
kzsha q eo1sa Boz Packing "a 8O9$5 l0i Butchers,
Ea 4 White cash 81 Ola January 81 Ola February
os BID e whs s7 Corn easy cay a. AID "a dun NJ no
ss ss Soy oats SG N yf bIsssss Ss 80
~ 80 necsips-Y Flour 900 bbls; Wheat 1900 bush
I'm 5000 bush Oats, 1000 bush shiDments-Foar LOCO
S3ai Wheat 600 bush.
kn,iASAi,IA. Jan. s-rlour dull; superine, SO 1898.
sgaeer Medium. 81 Good IS Is; do Choice SO So do
~ " 70; 90. Straight 860$6 20; Pennsylvania Extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
Etll5reuGucou5.

NOTICE.
~ IN with the Act OF Con ross" To provide
Tor celebrating the Onc lfurcGti Anniversary o. TIE Treaty
Of Peace the recognition Of American lndcp ndoLce BY
ling an ltionN lXhbtion o. arts manufactures a"d
The pr,iucso the sol mine the C.y o. New 0ik
IN the ear "tle United States international COmms-
san, Il hrftba called o. the COyrraOrS hOUn. the
,lty Hail IA Arw.NDrN Cty, On MONDAY, the lOih day o
ry N~i at O'Clock. At thr same time Hu place
~. s.aiu.. EtrcOy ca.c! - inert l. ct Com
RAJ TO- ilauCr. l.! u SlA''Di-Nf' iIts4HcAt'
". q. L nm I. StrNrNtlfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
ElnGnciaI.
q Common Certif-

EOFiCF.-All and every tie Coupon Certifi-
oitcH Of HE rsas On, Railway Company Of series
a Il n ~. g. = g. d. l. j. T. NJ . H. $ T. ana VI DO
INV ~" - hro-ar - IA tie Il Of GeNYOk and also he
r"N'S DO req \ rit.r' Tho interest thereon and
'. t'tlpl and thereof accordance with this
hO,.Ce IS d"InaLisd.
hr ihriy as ron the datc hcreO, snail
them -
Holders viii reGrircd schedule their certificates and
binL may Dc had al Office NoW.loik ian b.. 1891
JAMES NJ HAM Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL jan s-pork-Prmo Mes:-Eastern dnll
at 60 Wcs;eIn. dul at 81. fiacOn-C umbcranh Gut.
dull at 40; short lab. dull at +O;; Ion< Clear
st. adv b. Short Clear. dull at 80 td Hams ! uhg
4D shoulders At 81. Bbo -inda Mess,
none in The IrKet steady % Prime Ness,
for new steady AL Nesern steady at 4b
Taiow-PIBle CITY, steady "a I'd. Iurpenune Spirits
~teady 3d. Kos0-Fme. steHiy al l'iOd; CnnmOn, .n
Cd Checse--AmercaD ChWce. steady at o., ARA
OIL steady at iS tIourE1tra state dul al IL It'll WhtI
NO l. WhIse duh a 97d. Spnng. No. =. dul
al q7d New Winter Western. dun at 9Ni New south
ern Winter II Al Vgd CoTn-Mxcd steady al BOD cot
ronseeo Yellow American none in market ko-'n
uIun, LONDON. steady BID 1j ID Sptts TUrDtn
tlue, al London. GTLior at $685..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

CHICAGO Jan SIIoGs-Roceipta "a. 900 head Hhipmcnta
$500 hcsd. Market active aud adl0c higher Common u
far Packing, 5U0@f g.; Good Mixed. 81 1Oa4i -,
ChOco Heavy - 9aaSi 10 Light. 81 % 81 %, al ho1
but Common which closed weak
CATTLR-I cclipL 2OJ head shipments 400 cad Mar
Let active lrnor all sold Common Smrpnr 81 - n
al So; Good 10 Choice. - GOd46 81; kNprit, - 10
Butchers steady Common to Fair $Zd+% -; GOOD 10
Chmcc $685. 60 Far IL Fine -tncker7. ~ 110 -.
SHEEr-Kecrips 800 head shipments. l,2OO head; Far
la %.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan. g. Firm. CenrifJgaS o. test.
o. por Irobr stock Havana ami ma
tazas-l9zjO boxes 300 bals g. 90 ds Receipt. Of
the week5O boxes. IiU bags aud Loo hhdr Kp"h during
g 20 hhds. OF which a. the hhd-
were TO United Spanish gold, 2O5 &C Z16'Ac
Exchange tendng downward the United states. Ga days
gold 1854 short slcnt. 9011 premium; on
London, lSdiSLs pre- mum: on Pans 4Gi premium.
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gitomboats ono lalLroaos.

EOR BhIuGrPORT and all points on Nau-
aiiue sup tllcr 80, T.. r. daily AZ il;jO am.
LUR BOsTON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
n. y. \. II. and H. L. L. Leave Grand Cen;ral Depot
l:3I p. week days. and 1880 D. mr. sundays other
~ II a. ana Get tickets VIA Men York aud
England railroads
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-tare, 81.
Nv steamers leave Pcck-siD for Ne" Haven mt Sp III
onncUtng with thc railroad.
NLEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILROAD.-C Commencing December D, 1850,
through trans wal leave GrIId Cen! raj Depot:
Suu a. NJ, Western aud Northern Express 10 Rochester
lIattrpulg 81. Aiulus ana Montreal
1850 - Chicago ENtoSS draw lnS-TOOA ears 10 C4ln
dmtua, tociC ter and Buffalo. go 49,. ,..t.
ll.OJ 10 Albany and troy WIN cOnheclIoAs 10 uoa
"a. G!cus ais ANA kuti1nl
u. M. Accommodation TO Albany anu Troy
tiUu d. H. Express duy Wiih slttpnH cars lot
ST Louis. running through day n the "teki also
sleeping ctrs Buffalo Toledo and Detroit anu excepting
sunday night Tor Montreal, via Sar .t1sA
E,lirS,r IulAn Cleveland Toledo, bcii'it ana chicago
.rD u NJ ENprcss with sleeping ,lr Tor Auburn isO]d
st,f,,ti4 DnI for Montreal, va ~ Adams.
Il:3O D. NJ Nl;ht EAPrcss with sleeping cars TO Albany
' h. On sale at Nos 81 252 and ll3 Roadway and
Wrsicos lAprcss Offices Parh-place ard $50 and 9l2
,n,l,ay Ncyg York. ami 333 Ma7Iu4t onst., Br0Okyu.
j. M TOUCEN Gen sup. &. Il. NLEhEk. Hen. Pa~ar Agt
DOCkAWAY BEACH.-New-lolk. Wood
Al haven and no Rllroad.--eave daily. except
sunday Hunters Point G:lO 1905 a ~, 4;iO .. II.
Leave itocRI way iIOa- M 5:l,, CLIO p. N.
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DN ~ " Tx NM Wy = III.
Trains NJ and COFt-
andt streets Fr!li s.. follows:
40 7:, y SO 800 % Limited. a. !. 500 $40 1.
g. Z N:'Daud lU p. anl l.! ~uaIays, 1870 AID
S:,Ua. M =, %. :, $50 and l' p IA ami - ng"t
INyu,, Vr.t.n NrN-NuTk daily. sunday, az
100 aud p. running tl-Odsh Via Trenton AID Gam
Iots OF I}i )k.yn Annex Get Win a. Though
trains aiOrdng 50 edy aud direct transfer
for BTOONiyn travel
iriing leave West Philadelphia 1901. 3ij, 10.
7. 49, oj HLd II m umitd ~ rcSS 800 D. b. -,
i:i5 AMI q. ca sunday l-.pl. 3i5, "a 8. gu
(. ald Np Leave ibiadt! Pima via Camden -.
n anI 80 -. daily, except ~uhdty.
IcAtt u, 20 and 3il hrOGHar, As,OI llOn-c anu
foot DtsoruSsCS ami Co anij fts; CuUri-t, and Brook
lyn Siron. OF II FultnI-si RiOu.yn Nos. IL.
ll6 AID lis cu.. ST. lICbIAh t3iOn jersey CITY I'm
siant 1ickc. One = I}ltt.ry place.
TIE NtW TorE Transfer C1n'piny vii. cali and
bAg.dg, from hotels and IcsiGynlc3.
FRANK IlIO a~ON. l. + EAkNfS
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