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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
Vest Va. Unirersity.

MINE departments Of stJ d Y Textbooks fur
~ nished At Cost calendar ARRANGED to suir
ic,ehers--expenses Tor ono ear from slT5 a.
f2oo-non .sec,ariAn, liberal, thorough. Fall
FERN begins September 7lh. 1881. Attendance
last year from Is counties Of West Virginia end
from States end Territories Ndmber OF siu-
dents lrtger than for ten years previous
es'FUr catnlogaes and other information, an
ply 10 The Acting President. D. - PCRINToN,
EOrgnntown. West Va
jane "a, 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
Norwood High School & College

Norwood, Nelson County, Virginia.
z. " WILLIS, ia. UNIV. Of va) Prinei
l.. H. WHARTON Uni. OF Va. ID. b. 7 pals.
Opens September 2lst. 1881, with full corps
OF instructors Location especially healtsT.
ChSly ;ate water. Complete courses az stu5v
in All departments Thorough preparation fcr
University OF Virginia and other higher ins,i.
iutions Board and tuition from s5oo 10 S9en
per annual SESSION. Apply 10 Principals for cat.
hiogue' August %, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02

Last Monday and Tuesday are credit
ed with having been two Of tho hotties,
days Of the season.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
Baltimore & Ohio Rairoad.
SUMNER SEIZED UL e.

SUHHER SCHEDULE. ~
'On and after Nay %, 1881. trains will l.av.
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BOUND.
No. 10. Accommodation =. 9.35 AM
No. -. Way,Fr't & Passg'r. 1914 AN
No. Al. Freight & Passenger. c. O6 r. NJ
WEST BoUNp.
No. 4Gl Way TT & Passenger, l1.5S AN.
No. II, Accommodate ton .3.2lp M
cF4i Daily.
L. II. c. NORTON, AeESr.
Clinton Lodge No. 81, A. r. & A. ", meet,
on ih. 3rl Friily in each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
Important Notice!

AS decided
notifying the public Of of Sep,ember
viii sell almost - !"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02

Prayers are offered for the recovery
of President Garfield at the MONDAY
prayer-meetings in London.
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p { ~ $40 ~ S

DROCURED Tor all soldiers disabled In Oh
Il U :. service from any cause also for heirs
% deceased solditrs The siightesj disability
entities 30 pensioa. PENSIONS INCREt-ED.
Bounty aud new discharges procured Those
in doubt as 10 whether entitled 90 auvthing.
should send tso crDt stamps for our '.circslsr
o. Information Address. with stamps. SroD.
nAFr Co, Solicitors Of Ciaims aud Patents,
Washington, y q. Lock box G23
August ~ l88l-Tm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
STOCK OF GOODS

wishing
seldom occurs OF supplying themselves with Goods
hey - 49, -
& We will sell Caicoes 81 & ct cents worth 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02

All dose people what / owes
III not ask dem for dat,
Bat all dose people what owes me
Must pay me up immcdiat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-02
ROMNEY MARKET.

Reported weekly by ]. II. G. Pancake
subject 10 Market fluctuations.
RomNEY. Sent. q 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,

CAVERNS OF LUEAY AID WHITE SULPHUR Va
by Tins route for e hr sulphur Kockbrder
Alum. Warm sweet Chay b,s aud other spfng- vii have
privilege Of stepping AZ lnray Ia visit the womb rh
caytrns, close oonnectons through stone ballast M
NsW-Yufk 10 White sulphur Va. IT, % hOurs NCwlOr
e. iuriy. 90 IL hours
Gar. oa,r Prui-, wanna railroad Station Jersey CITY,
Tor tc kr~ aud Information apply nj ticket office fcnnrY
Isilroad at the general offices of the COMPANY
HagrTAt0wn, Nd. OF 81 aud 81 Sputh .dS Philadelphia
JOSEPH 10. SANDS, C1iA@. 4. iAIfli..
SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and ST IOifN leave Pi,r A.. North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF NNI~ST. every WEEK DAY at q ?.
m cnnnrrtiucat Alb,ov SANDY morning excepted win
trains North. West and East. %
EAcuraion cActsto AOany and rrinrn good 80 dAy = %
". ". ENEkkII. Preside NJ
ALBANY DAY BOATS-AIBANY and &.
y NIBBN RI daily Osundtys ctccpci leave Nr.ry ~
and I'D q. f"ok yn. hv ammo Z. ~
m I.Gduc NJ NyacS Perry. West Point NcNhurc, POUCH
kcp.c Inctck. Catsli and Hudson. Conn q 30 ltinr
beck 10y ferry with tl" ~ r. m train IN IN" -r anu H
aware r. a. Tickets sold and luggage ca ckrd Nni II Anu
WEST Sea Noik central 80 Il Hudson River u y O., k't,
good M, line. Trip tickets o West Point OF NewSug
2 ~ down holt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
5itnaiions rDanteoA females.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
rowE oFFcEs o VIII s bh o ahGE cdinc Al T
hrss %O5 West Twenty thtrd.st corner Llghtl ave-
Ee, corner .syrrli:. he ii4RlfN 6FPicEs
twenty hfh-st. mp to p. NJ al regular Office LAteA
4 NUMBER of frst-class colorcd cooks,
ehanbermad- wsitrcsses aundrcsecs waieTmen. C;
10 :. HANDY, Employment Oice 2lS West S5ih.s' near
4 r the SWEDISH OFFICE. 4OS 4th-avc.-
~ Firscass 20 H. highest Recommendations. Also aun-
dresses, chambenalS, nurses &c Mile. EkSILoM' Pro-
4 LADY wishes to take charge of n house
~ Tor the Summer longer best Of references 70 cana
bty and responsibility. Gail or address ADV ElIIs EI, 275
4 Protestant young woman would assist
"a LADY IN housekeeping and make hcIsef very useful IN
Tribune fio%n once i.335 Iroaiway
CIAMBERMAID and WAITREES.-By a
~ rspcci ahc girl A. cilancrual enA waitrcss in ~:
" est 3Sd.st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, &c.-By n
- r-' table young girl "A ola,aal aud waliIcss 10
city References present family - East 2stl st.
COOK, WASH. IRON.-Ey German help; for
nom ri nE%U c IL cay S' 6 Sp 'S a S'd lot io.
FARMER and COOK.-By man and wife 4;
natives ~ sweden nrc 81 and - respectively no chl
5 5.a wts 81. iS',i'"''' ' % -''''' u '''0-'
HOUSEKEEpER.-An American widow lady
rar,c st' ' hs rt OF o -, ni to
give m'ih.r- care, Would tls, charge ~ hOus'
To- party Of gentlemen. Address dIs. =, Tribune Once.
NURSE.-By a coorcd woman rs nurse to
~ small children r'od city reference 6 West 2othst
SWLDlSH SEENANr S.-Ml capacities; first
- oS~ best refer i's' mlir AMI irNmr A"hhg eiII-'
lately landed. fi cruria Lo1~cn"I@: m",rr wage NC
free Of charge "a Ill GilMSkO
49, Iast -.th 81, % y. ad - AiIaniica'r. il"oAtn
NTAITRESS.-A competent woman ~ wait
w viii Ia country best city rrirrcucc Gail at
400 East 4>tlist
WASHING WANTED-By n colorcd woman
w totaAr home by the week month o. dozen CAL OF al
dress - West I'D ,t.
\'O('NG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
-rrarlti- Artists Re ioucll .of io" ;ii,vrt
Scnocrl pier. Cop,ists. Clerks Companions Hnn-rt rG
and Nur-rs be- found AZ the Pm
Llo,inent liroau of tins Association East ljths-
EO( OADWAN.-LadicS New Episco-
I.OCsPpa Cooperative Union First class help supplied
o tlou with any Other oiLcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
BOARD dn0 Rooms.
East s l..

East .. II.
CURNISHED-Two well lighted and ,onti-
r0np
house American family i,irrr.,. required 30 Alrdoa
gal.st
PLEASANT rooms, with OF wiiAout board,
rJNO LET-M G9N Broadway, to small private
L family four ms at ~, sly roo'ns at -"
I/i3 EAST 15TH-ST. ncT t.Hi9n,-q.M =.
French family references.
40 EAST 3sTH-ST.-An elegant parlor and
NJ second foor with pr axe table o' without boi'd
.(f EAST 20TH-ST.-Smt of looms with
'1O bath win Priyaie table or without board
single rooms for gentlemen r"ei'n''"
% IRVING -PLACE, two doors from Gram
- Grey raIkenge and connecting foom' Win OF WIN
Out board summer prices; Toioi' noes
.l'lD. ST, 1OS EAST.-With board, hand
'e socy furnished large and small rooms tI'sirnts at
low rates.
0S& 5TH-AvE, NEAR 2sTH-ST.-lIand-
)O somey furnished rooms ut summer rates references
West Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS for two gentlemen,
rooms for light housekeeping l2't
| I ARGE FURNISHED Rooms to let with
IL out board, ut 62 W. 4Cth-st
+ ARGE, cll-furnishcd rooms for gentlemen.
IL without board all modern con yencnces d.ra'lr lo
cation family small 81 West i6ths between Btu and 9th
| DARLOR FLOOR-Ncwly furnished, large
| 3Ist-st
SUPERIOR FURNISHED large room and
- with gas bath and running water for gentlemen
only 80 West 32dst
THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms for one or gentlemen convenient :" the l."
station and restaurants excellent neiShDOrhOVd SUMMER
prices; references. 100 West i3thst
rI'O RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.-All con-
venences 70 gentlemen private family seen sunday
near Ctha, e. elevated station 26f West ga St
= WEST 31ST-ST.-Ncr handsome, COM
pleteiy furnished large and small rooms cnhnr' ing or
separate pcor table permanent paiia OF adults
prices Best references required anu gwen
HI WEST 27TH-ST.-Scc0nd house west OF
broadway, north Elegant parors good ro0mT on
H0ND-ST., al EST.-Dcsrable rooms,
~double and single with nrst class board transient or
permanent II. A CT RTls.
H~ WEST 3STH-ST.-Wcll-fu furnished rooms
" with private and nrstcass table private table II
desired references exchanged
~ WEST 3lST-S T.-HandsOmely furnished
Il rooms 10 let To gentlemen.
)O WEST ST.--ROOms TO let with
eDsb board also table bOarders
90 WEST 12TH-ST.-Pleasant furnished
DO large small SECOND ana tird hoOS WIN
board summer prices --.-
aSO WEST 53D-ST.-Privatc falnily, own
EsbC ing house. nave handsomely furnished back p'rtor
and other rooms 20 rent without board references
ATHEIST, WEST, NO. 52.-Dcsirable rooms,
with board and attendance also al 100 eS'
25d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
EEEElIOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
L.Ayr l4I LI-c-uA D. 3 - D. DID,. d. . $50 2. M
AEM.LEEsEY snI.rIIERN RAILMAY.-

= Nv = EhNL1 S0T Hmm KNTTN \ ] :
Pas Route Via Sand. Hook. have At loii a M 30
80, g. m "r Last Long Branch. 40. OBJ" SUNNY. 80 an
5:nt. 10.
Foi Monmouth beach Scahrght &C.. va Branchpor'-
80 a. J" 100. 80 500 IA
- 90. IA rcI ak OF r.,l,nool. Toms River. Far
ncgat.&c
wool. Manchester Tom. River ATLANTIC CITY and AL
pm .' ana ot Lakewood, Writings, Tom. River.
II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
RALTIlIOkE anl ONO RAILROAD.

o. va Philadelphia. Baltimore AMI Washington.
~ "I after NJ - Passenger rains leave rum P"nnsTl
futIpW-
$50 d. m.-Exccpt sunday, arriy, Washington 4:25 p m
o.. De
~ fii,. '.-g tulnn'i AMI in t.
J. H-IIlv 'n-t i.t fpr Wa-'lusflu arrive Cincinnati
- h, On. ago go and oui~ 20 IS 81.
~ aa, o- through 70 incinua and chi, ago. Entir'
" wv runs 81 iuifel d.
l-Ou Midnight dlily. Sleep attached oteu f'r ras-an
f'it after O o.. 10 tatIu'u stallion Batrinr"
10 ~ ~, shmgfnn 80 Co. M. Day L'ur-, raves Halil
no Other line makes faster time 10 The West Trains
nv ll'n 10" West 90 go t'p ~. ant 10 80 D.
~, n"rths secured and hagrngr - IL. ti
~ 't" N'N tnd"sufou 81 Company Office. bl8 Broad
Wv ga" "t h The oh,o, 81 the Penney lalroai Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
CITIZTVS' LINE

4 TROY BOAfS CITIZENS LINE.
= !. Note change 1 lordt'on. NEW STEAMERS SARA
Io"A and CITY or TROY leave daily. except saturday.
nom Et ~ g. Noft River foot ~ Chr,tophcrst. con
hlnr with mI'uuF tsirs Tor the North and West sun
nal n. -l-L.- ~. N 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
OCEAN Gteamers.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
conSectinr for Central and South America Mexico
From san Francisco to Japan and China lime &c m
From San Francesca to Honolulu. New.zeaand and Aus
tala n,,, eaturiav July Q 2p m
or arrival OF London mail. Of san fa9i,cc xDv1cr1
hasTS1ssrS JhPxY CHINA # NEWzEAIAN AUSTRIA
Ia sot'TH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA aud
fcS fesn passage and general Information apply at Com
pany ONCE Oh T'of ioo' u 0A"''''' H. JBILLAY,
superintendent.
Ii rnd ara Roy2 HcIgiaR Iil seqmcr+
Tie splendid. hrst-ciAss fullpowcrel steamers -
RnYNLAN satura, J@ac j. p m.
saloons .tacroors smoking AMI bath amidsalP>
Second cabin accommodation une1ceucL
Staterooms all on main deck ,,
10 ho rs,,; calilr s s6e ., or PIGS carried
second Sa ea@a So prsPad so e!GnTssD 100
rffiTSEiEWiSnTV 4 ; soSs Gsn Ag broadway Y
ROTTERDAM LINE; .ronr. nr,os,rn
" A. cinesiay June 10
-. CABIN eco $50 2a cabin $50 stccraEe. 80 steer
Sge na %% GiG 5 prFr9H3t III b1E Co. Soan W
ian. ST. Freight Hgts L. " NORRIS 80 broadway g. T. A.
WHITE STAR LINE. ..-,,. ,,,,,os
ron QHrEE8sToWH AYD iIyEHr"1o'.L,, PANT.
Tn 1i @nls1s"l ManIy t. ) a. on both ih6
outward and homcwarL VOYAGES r.,,, limo o 2en r. M
CIiTIC capt GicsiclI SATURDAY jpn .. 10 M
BETA It. Capt Pc ...:;;. ni,'S nn' o. ~ M
From THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT or "Esl
These steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
pontmruts The saloon. Staternoins SlnoNhg hhh ha-
,,s ARE p,acr aui,hil where ia" n"l,, ana motion are
least felt aordng degree of comfort hitherto unatAhaDo
y A. 80. .,-,-
able terms. steeiec irc ;ho Country. so From New
York +2%.
For Inspection Of plan. and other information apply at the
'Nf''' X. J. COHTIS, Agent
G. L. BARTLETT 4 Co. Agents Boston.
BAKHITT & CArfELL Agents. fhilidclphA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
cnMNrNcINa .rNnAY. JrN

Zach steamer has u Iron Waer'ish Compartments tAu
m,,.u- iA,n Un.n,. lble AMI IA. rI,oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

IT VI Z TlItIN
L and NEWrUft1 from Grand central ncrmt. - =.
Three eNpnu- trains dHt trActpt sunday 10 hu'"n
$50, ~. UafOr attrhcdl hnd IOP H. '"'''
palace sleeping cain.j ,tu,,od
sundays At 10 T. ~. with palace sleeping carsD llhie
tickets 10 BOstnn. Gail RAIL- -. ..l.,I.
on aud after MONDAY, june q. special LIMITED NV,
POigT ~ PiilSs train leave. ~ H. M with IAI"l 80
lehrd afTiN ~ Newport 40 so D. a. llfk't7 i P',
car seats obt dnci At Metropolitan, Fii NNh anu
WudnDr Hotel Offices and at Grand Central htio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

- COSSFCTIS . WITH ALI. POi:.T~ EA-T.
The Elegant steam ~ItiNI Nt.rON and NAKkAGAN
hkrr r.., tsi.. 's'c If -urr'HyH,
. i n. fNDM PIER 49, y. r..
Foot Of Iav-t lrif ns lo-t0u at ~ NJ FARE ~ 10"
A. BY ANY ORR u LINE
Tickets ur safe at all principal Ticket olrrs Stli'fn"w1
secured ~ hc of Wr-e"tt ltIrr-- tomany Il A-i'
Nu,. 3 aud ..a7 lIOadway. and 81, liu,oitlu ani
/ tn Avenue 4ioi'ls %. p. ENi' Ot Is, resident
l.. 81. l4.r IN~, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

COMNFNCING ST&pAN. JrNE 3
STEAMER FoHCJNEY ISLAND II"N TER Dl3EfT
Stepping II ,,upin,'- Pa, lion. Pier !. y r. only.
VIII .,ayc West -,- $3.50. l7o lao. 3d. 81. C,,p 30
Pier .. 900. 100 l.51. $500 80. $50 go
PA~~iNGEI.S TOR SEA BEACH ROUTE TEAS~F.n
~ PIER !.
Returning leave IIuu Ilr ln3i, ll3j. 80 - 80
l. ~.,5
Arl.,rat picrl-l %, u 20 800. 30 $40 - 80
Ariyc 23'l-sf l. 80 l. 3D. 80 5i", bi" 40
>FA BEACH ROUTE Via BAY RIDGE
leave Pier ! - IN, H. I. :. g {. ,. q. :, :, .. .
E,fm.rg Beach Palace, - ~, II, ], = s.
l. 3 g. = y . cOnn,c ding al I.J Ridge with Iron steNuef
lot N,N-lOik.
COMMENCING JUNE Is,
there VII bra
GRAND CONCEKr
or Pavilion picr = y T.. whi'hl. lighted with u nnsb
t,frc Lights AMI ha- s'ntins capacity i"i "Oo P"""".
.CAPPAs GRASD NlLITAEN BN>D or 80 PIECES
ana tie world renowned Cornet -o!o.'L
llBERAlL
WILL vHEFoRM AFTERNOON AID EVENING.
Admission ,iIon 2ireni~ pcr~ons holding passage
II. k,t. ,v .Ith,i route. ADMISSION Fhb
rc view Of The IIarbor Nc~l ork from t' Pier is nm
"fH:f ca,irc excursion, nclalns admission to Pavilion
r,.tI Pm -ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

NLN-lOltk LANE Li'lt NM "'''' ''''-' 1900
IVA .N.r urNr ~ TEAMS r,KiVG FrrEr III IT, Isl
"a d. CINCINNATI AMI tli ir' DAY .Ihli''t "'""''-
nom na,hr- i.u1tp aHd ~n"t'ih 'H"t .. n INT
,f, t .puvJ. Ia-f ~. ioI- 'pr'-~ arr 'Hs, W .,
fiinni - g. u, rnuf.r, WITH i1f Trans I" ,,,,i,,.
southwest. Pumlh best Drawing room Hi''f"'7
t. m rcpauvl Pacific Expires for ~" VT stepping
-. t.i,ush To- Bunln NagIia FdI~ 'lutlhhAl Ai"
"@' ,l. L,i... a 40 Iiu,r. b.uins cars Z" chicago
el.n m, "rmtrrlntii flr 1907 thr Wi. I'll. ,-
Iraih.ravct han ocr- ,trr"t p'l,5 u W 80 $40 73o
T. iii and IT, midnight SATURDAY hi'"'' "''
d. H., ~ ~ p ~. o..,c 49, 80 10 loeo = m.-thr 100
,.,. al Ildhrftnri only ON ~uunaN'-l n'''
i ~, x Il. ~ l.tu 6lo I-'. GI" o. " l''" i" ,,I ~
lirt Snni,,. e. $50 1870 n 10. ''V p U.s. A'' 80
T rson o lo-oa T. l5 +, e" an ~ 5 @" ~
s,,,i,c. 4, $50 O2Oa m~ Ia go n aud l. "'
III -.Up M aud y nrlm thL -aturLy nights "hN Su'
"2y1,crn, a. 80 fo2a O. H. ii':''9 . ,o - e
q, und ~ midnight. Suh'A9 70 - cow 4 ~ 49,
-, t.3n y 100, aud j. ttnlhith|
- .ran.l -.ji a. { 30 D. ~ ID, IN,
Nrwhtil. ANA Cornwall 80 ia N '''' '''' v III ''
DAY S' nd Kingdom a. $50 p IA sunla'N $50
am . f. $50. o. lo..o a. M. 300. $50 $50 7lj IN
,nni,vs H. -.u 100 ~ 80 D. va tsd7 -.lsp M.
Mhllrin"u ,,,..n, IN 3d. : D. %. The . auL ami 80
= ,n Trains CONNECT with NcN-l"tN an" '''' ~
i.anrma M Nl",,|, tosnn.m. $50 t. 1lj ruu
I"I 80, nm. m. Of. 80 anal d. 3d. ,o.-
u'l r,,tt leave -ti-t f1 i'i t, l,ti .,t II ,
each hour rrou 5.4j. Doe 'o'.''P h' '"
=. IN. - ...,,,. and g,r Arartmcut,i % brwing l'"'m
fnh NrPai transfer uf baggage may r tit Ak t' o'i
thr.Hsl' st,r,- Sos so ipl OF "'t bll'"l,; !" -
Rroosiyn. or Al 'n ohp pam an Sr, YORK 80
'T',, ,-S'-- rams frnil On" VS. arrive j" ~"
snd i2' % e. Sna ABIB0 S Grn rAr Agent Newf0rN
-opTuER\ RAILROAD NEW -JEhSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
5trambonts ano Railroads.

4 MARY POWELL-FOr West Point,
-. Cornwall. Ncwburr. Poushkeepsie Eondout sid
Kingston landing G0zzcn Milton. Now Hamburg, Hyde
P@ik and Marlboro ~ berry. LEAVES FOOT NEsTRY
FL ~ III! az BIO ami 22D- g. IT $50 Sundays e2-
copied; CONNECTS 10 0dghkecps.n with evening rain On
tl' liud -nu River Rt,si fDr NORTH and WEST. fonYen
irnt fuutc to the rAT~EILL MOCNIAINS Baggage by
express Received ~ Nesir - only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
Board t)anico.

1.-TWO gentlemen desire board with private
i family living between I4uI and 3ith sta 90.
A""'' e Address H., Box u, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
,IANII\TTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH, ...,.
Vi ~fu,r INAN EI.pN O., counetiins WIN tf1n' ~
Git.tN FOINr. le.,rs l1'r iD -. - tA,i Ic,.r: Tor
NN$lTNFrAS ri AGII hourly. from 4" - a. ~ 10 D. - ~.
Trains lyr Manhattan h't'h At 100 u ana h"uiY nom
-,..'l~t H. A. " tEriT connecting win trains va Wy
ptln.I I.,V. Irt foot of Witch AllN - hourly ON
- ID a m To :lu D. Trains leave Miiit"h he~'H 10
:. 10 a H. AMI huuil, iroa 1910 l. m 10 81" D. 30.
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND, l.. !. sound.
y Mot .ttr,t.kr lat summer r~'it az America
superior d'nl'r, . ID carte, go.
od fashioned KitDDE ISLAND CLAM BAH L srrv''i On
arrival each - amer. ,,.,,,s orr RIM A1.rn
No grand concerts daily by Jplt - 'f.iiDi-iiA ~
~ENENIl First REIN i.Nf BANp
In,ludiur the following great snl" Is;
N,u, touis. tU,..n = tNorlone. Bent Brps. 'orne'.
T. XII T. uu,,n.um &. Lowe, Ayo,Aur, &C.
Popular steamer.
THOMAS COZ LIVER LAURA II. HfNklN am - ~
DELL Will make triVs As follows , 49,,
p,er ~ y Il Broome.si r. r., asst.. = H. G.n land.
H.i5 A. ". 9l3A.M i4A' " -; ~ "
lUtj \ NJ u y NJ -, y, ~
lila NJ Ii.t5AM l2N - "rr ~
~ d u ar NJ 's.D T.. ".
VI. ! y '"1
Vow ''' rP. II.
Make only s3l and Brcomesia landing ~ q,crprs
FXCIRSiON TICKETS. 40, CLAN bAhE 'hhlS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

MONARCH LINE.
s,e,aA ,. ,mkw.YoRK and LONDON.
Tp.aasa ne iest steanera
rsitis 49, $3.50 sasoinRg Pavonia Ferry Jersey City
6sSen Eoosrcs Egyptian Monarch juno 10
uee III ASS, Iian Monarch. June ~
px>.~s.. - ftfsan Monarch, June 90
Tor saloon passengers. No steer.
xS~ voyage Prepaid Storage at low
kAIfoN- viCRERs a Co. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

DONDOI ] AND KINGSTON, landing ~
IA CozzcnS West Point Cornwall. Nr~hurg Mdilh"ioi
Milton. FOughkrrp-ie. i>opu connecting with l-lrr Ahl
delaware and waikiki Valley alirois steamboats, lhnihi,
Cornell aud James ". Baldwin rave daily AT g. ~, i"i
liarris0n'si Nofth yc except saturday when IhV''
Cornell leaves ut D. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

WHITE MOUNTAINS. ....,, ..,,.,,.
w SPECIAL FAST ENPRTSS THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOR AND DAY CARS,
connecting with tho
STONINGlON LINE
FKOM I.M.HORk.
on and after MONDAY, il Ne ~ lS-l, Limited
trnin euposcd Palace and Day Coaches VII br i u
eXcept sundays PROM STON1NGTON fIiKon ~ "itnout
changr 10 Worcester Nashua. FaUys aud AL " M"
ain pOntS leaving the Stoningt0n steamboat m ~ ~ - m
Lrakfn nj Providence arriving al plymouth a. A-0V y M
(dlnneIJ and at Faby ana al y IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
Banking Gouses anA Bankers.
pipiocno Noilee5.

oyy,cH OF rppr SPRING MOUNTAIN coal co.,
III BROApwAY, \. j., May -, lSel
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF three ana
r the day Of TO all stockholders Of record On 'ha
A.. o,o.oA from MAY q IN Iunp d
=, ~ =, a. iIeinsiye WM. IA. WOOD, JK, Sccy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
West Side.

I ARGE, well furnished rooms for gcntlcmcr,
IL without board all modern yenicnceS; desirable lo
cation family small 81 West i6thst between Btu AMI 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05
Che Gnrf
Gtcur5ions.

HOURLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
HEh'H =. y, Wovliayrn ~ kur'a~ay Z: H.,
Trans vi leave daily from Hunters fOni bush""A ana
Fafbu-l Ave-
manning Iuti late 10 the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
X Sailing from Pier foot of Canal-st. North River.
For the Isthmus Of Panama -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

DARLOR FLOOR.-Ncwly furnished, large
Il airy rooms, let couple OF gentlemen 81 West
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-25
PEACE IN THE FAMILY.

Curtiss Andrews and his wife have
lived together for go years in Caroline
county, Md, and have never quarrel
Ell. When asked for the secret of his
domestic happiness, the old man re-
plied:-"Well, l have always noticed
that there was more trouble between
man and wife over making the fire in
the morning than anything else. If
they get along smoothly about that,
everything else is smooth. MY wife
and went to housekeeping together
in our log cabin nigh so years ago
We've only got one fire place and
that's big one. When we moved in
l said to her, "Sally, I'll make the fire
and I'll tend to it," made that fire
and it's been burning ever since. For
nigh 80 years I've covered that fire be-
fore going to bed, and I've fixed it up
in the morning. I've never had any
matches in the house, and there are
never any sulphur smells in the house.
hold. While that fire burns, sir, there
is peace in Curtiss Andrews home"
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-25
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1854.

Too LATE,--The opportunity which
the GAZETTE urged upon the Legisla-
ture two weeks ago not to let pass, has
gone. We then said such an opportu-
nifty occurred but once in generation /:
and, If all the parties who sought the
amendment to the charter OF the Della
ware Western railroad were honest
and sincere in what they said, such an
opportunity to secure the immediate
building of thoroughly equipped
through road may never present Itself
again. The delay gave the stock OPP
orators the advantage, and now the
chances are very much diminished in
this respect, although promises are
still held out that new competing
line may be built if the Legislature
does not delay too long in determining
whether it viii deny to the people the
right they supposed they enjoyed of
having their property improved at
their own expense.