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CLIPPINGS.

The proper way to refute SANDER is to
dispise 1t. Attempt to overtake and refute
it, and it will out run you.
An exchange publishes the successful
paper for prize essay on woman. 1t is
this: "After man came woman, and she
has been after him ever since.
We have heard considerable about the
habit girls have of sitting on one leg. 1t
is very bad one, particularly if the leg
does not belong to'the young lady.
An Irishman coming to Dublin to spend
his christmas, took the stage in preference
to the railway, because, as he said, he
"could ride four times as long for the same
money"
II believe the jury has been inoeu lated
for stupidity" said the testy lawyer.
"That may be-" replied his opponent, 'but
the bar and court are of the opinion that
you had it the natural way"
AS the weather grows hotter, says the
Philadelphia Press, the face of the sum-
merhotel keeper grows broader until he
ontstrips the camera and has to have his
photograph taken in sections.
II say, Jenkins, can you tell young,
tender chicken from an old, tough one?"
"Of course l can" 'Well, how?" ''By
the teeth " Chickens have no teeth"
''Y es, but have" "Good morning."
An old man who had beer badly hurt in
a railroad collision, being advised to sue
the company for damages, said: "Wal
no, not for damages, I've had enough of
them; but I'll just sue 'em for repairs"
After the officials of town had vainly
endeavored to dispense mob. minister
mounted box and made the simple an
nouncement: Ga collection will now be
taken up" The result can be easily
guessed.
"Y GU are not honest; why do you put
all the good peaches on top of the measure
and the little ones below?" "Same reason
sab, dat makes de front of your house all
marble and dc back gate chiefly slop bar
rels,' sah."
Girls should be like daisies-nice and
| white, with an edge of red, if you look
close-making the ground bright where
ever they are; knowing simply and quietly
that they do it, and are meant to do it, and
that it would be wrong if they did not do it.
When poor 1rishman lay on his death
bed, one of his friends came in to express
his sympathy He took the poor mans
hand and said, with evident emotion: pat,
my boy, we must all of us die once" The
sick man turned over, in Disguised frame
of mind, and replied: ''That's just what
bothers me; if we could only die half a
dozen times wouldn't worry about this
once"
A boy was caught in the act of stealing
raisins in q shop, and was locked up in q
dark closet by the grocer. The boy COM
menced begging most pathetically to be
released, and after all the persuasion that
his young imagination could invent, pro-
posed: Sir, if you'll let me out and send
for my daddy he'll pay you for the raisins
and lick me besides" This appeal was
too much for the grocer to resist.
m, - c ,,oo,,.,ou
ne u"'ne'o ~, .oun" L. ~, ~
WIN .'.'s p1ss'''e eol.' 81 ~ 80 ~. -. -
. on.es' - 80 u s .na ,s.s,.. - sna,u
.lesnns - oouen1:' .Ae 9ss. 80 p S,;.,
lug Da'n.' eo'.i n's 80, -, 49,. ,,...a. 80.
VI. "n..,ss :. .au'1 s.'n N .ar.,s.,
WIZ eae .o. ~ :. .o s, " - dsoss
ms pous - ~. n.oes ~, -. sa;s.. :,
ns so"ns, "na .'' ieo 80" !, !,
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LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, I,

MIMI. JU'y 1oo1. Y
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
finafproof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the district
court, at Morris. on Sept 5th, 1881, viz: Thomas
v. Phelps. homestead 1918 for the northeast
quarter of section 81, town 1874 north, range "A
west of 9Th p. m. He names the following wit.
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of. said land. viz: John House,
Frank Murphy, William H. Mathews and William
McNalley, all of Morris.
l6t5 D. HALL Register.
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A clerk of j. c. Walcott & Co., New
York breakers, named Wheelock, robbed
the firm, on Friday last, of bonds, checks,
etc., amounting to $4,000. 1t is supposed
he took passage on an out bound steamer
for Europc.
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For week past, secretary Blaine has
been suffering considerably from malaria,
with tendency to chills. Tuesday he
was confined to his house. His physician
is anxious that he leave Washington and
spend little time at the sen shore.
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LADIES' while silently suffering from
your many forms of weakness and dis
order, to you is given Dr. Faust's German
Aromatic Wine, guaranteed to benefit and
permanently cure you. A lady writes: 81
gained eight pounds IN three weeks by the
use of your German Aromatic wine u
Sold on a positive guarantee to invigorate,
regulate ard give new and permanent vi
tai force Are you debiliated person.
aged and feble, or just recovering from the
effects of eXhausting mental or physical
work? Revive the dropping energies, get
new strength and rich blood by the prompt
use of DR.. Faust's German aromatic wine
In no way CAN'T by used as an intoxicant
Ask druggists. For sale at Metropolitan
Drug Store 4mGeow
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LAND OFFICE AT BENSON. |

MIHI.. JUIy 10, IooI
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the clerk of the
district court at Morris. August %. 1881, viz:
John c. Wagner, Declaratory Statement 7549 for
for the southeast quarter of section 80, town ia
north, range AZ west 9Th P. NJ. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said
land viz: Herbert A. Morrill,, Elmer Morril.
Edward A. Dookins. Eugene A. Braman. all Of
Morris. IA d. S. HALL, Register.
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LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS, !,

Mimi, July to, 1881.
Notice is here by given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court, at Morris. Mimi, on August %. 1881,
viz: Frank Croonqnist, homestead No. S142, for
the east half south least quarter section a. town
ship 125, range Al, and additional homestead No.
6O51 for the west half southeast quarter section
81. township 1875, range al. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Peter Peterson, Hawkin Amundson, John G.
Hvile and Charles Croonquist, all of Morris,
Stevens county, MINI.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICE S.
LAND oEEIcE Ar EERaus FALLS.

LAND OFF1CE At F'FKGUS FALLS,
Mimi. July 20, 1881. :.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim and secure na,
entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from
August, A. d. 1884, before the Clerk OF District
Court Of Stevens county, at Morris. Mimi. viz:
Patrick McGinty, homestead application No. 1895.
north, range "A west of 9th meridian, Mir nesota,
and names the following as his witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said tract: Patrick Connolly, Andrew Foster,
Jacob Turner and James H. Arden, all OF Morris,
Stevens county, Minnesota.
Is SoREN LIsToE REGISTER.
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House and lot on Seventh street in rear
of bank; Two lots on the hill east of town
adjoining Mr. J. Houses property Also
building on Atlantic avenue occupied as q
barber shop, together with fixtures. Call
on or address OF. TEwKsBuRY,
1877 Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

During the month of July 81, $50 immi-
grants arrived at New York, All increase
of 8, 453 over the same month in 1880.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

The storm of last Thursday, which pass
ed to the south of us, was quite severe in
pnrts of this state and Wisconsin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

The fifth wheel in the judicial wagon is
to he elected this fall and Mr.. Alexander,
the present incumbent, is candidate.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

Latest accounts say the President has re-
covered from the effects of the etherization
aud spends comfortable day.
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Norris, Minn., Aug. II, 1851.

We are not responsible for, nor do zoe 6y
publishing, endorse, tie opinions Of oar
correspondents.
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For Sale.

Bran for sale at Riverside mill" at 49, 90
per ton. IF IL. w. STONE s. Co.
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The tortures of neuralgia pains, sick and
nervous headache, are instantly banished
by the use of DR.. Fausts German cure for
neuralgia and headache. Guaranteed to
relieve in all cases if directions are fol.
lowed Ask druggists For sale at Metro
politan Drug Store. 4m6eoW
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

Central city, Col, was deluged by the
bursting of cloud, on the 9Th inst. About
o'clock p. m. heavy storm cloud APP
preached the city, accompanied by thun-
der and lightning. The citizens fled to
such places of safety as they could find.
An unearthly roar began the sound in the
west and almost ms family flood of water
from four to six feet deep swept down the
streets. Rocks weighing 900 pounds were
carried down the streets like pebbles. Two
persons were drowned.
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FOR SALE.
BRAN !!

One medium sized horse, perfectly sound.
16 c. DURsT.
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ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS &
MANITOBA r. r.

Main line trains for Delano. Litchfeld, Willmar.
Benson, Morris. Glyndon, Fishers Landing and
Winnipeg.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
St. Paul. S:15 IN st. Paul. 7:1Op IN
Minneapolis, $3.50 Minneapolis, 6:35 :.
LEAVE NORRIS.
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
Passenger 10 20 m Passenger 4:45pn
Freight % s go n, Freight s 40 n, III
W s. ALEXANDER.
Gen fPass. Ag't. JAMES j. HILL,
no441Y General Manager
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The Big Stone middle is becoming
worse muddled. If Big Stone county,
when about to organize. had employed d
good lawyer to draft the bill, matters be-
tween the two counties would have been
settled long ago and all the Offices of that
county running smoothly; but instead of
that they patched up an unintelligible bill
with the material they had in Ortonville,
to know how to turn over the records, funds,
ETC., belonging to Big Stone. In this di-
lena our county attorney applied to the
attorney general for Instructions: that Of
ticcr, among other things, decided that the
FAX of 1880 belonged to Stevens county for
collection, and that the treasurer of said
,eeunty should continue to collect such taxes
fill the close of the tax year (Oct. 1, 81.
Certain parties in Big Stone look embrace
ut this decision and refused to pay their
tax, advising others to follow suit, avering
that the taxes were illegal. In response to
the list of land advertised for sale in Sep
TENDER, for non-payment of taxes in Big
Stone county, about so answers have been
fled for argument before the court in No
vemher, on the ground of Illegal taxation
But, now comes Geo. l. Becker, ESQ.,, OF
ST. Paul, himself an able lawyer, with 6
number of tile most eminent lawyers of the
capital, who takes the position that Big
Stone and Traverse counties are not legally
organized. To our poor minds, the infer
ence comes naturally enough that SO much
legal ability would not engage in such ar
undertaking without some foundation te
work upon If Mr. Ecclzcr should win his
case, our county officers will be taxed will
the extra labor of running those two coun
ties two years longer. Perhaps they viii
gracefully submit to the inevitable, as they
are all men of christian fortitude, and will
ing to help their neighbcr when ever OPP
porsunity occurs.
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Secretary kirkwood, when asked what
it is proposed to do With Sitting Bull and
his followers, recently surrendered, said
that they would be distributed through the
Cheyenne River, Clear Creek and Standing
Rock agencies, and treated precisely as
other Indians at those agencies. He said
that the petition of Sitting Bull to be per-
mitted to come to Washington, would not
be granted The purpose of the govern
mcnt, he said, was TO so guard the lately
surrendered hostilcs rs to render it impos-
s:ble for them 70 again break loose from
the agencies even if so disposed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-08-11

DAVID B. JOHNSON.
Attorney for Mortgage,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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6eip n)duieo.

XyANTED.-A practical farmer and wife,
w or >wede family man 10 take entire c93IEe
Of farm and stock woman To milk ana but
fer GrstcIaSs reference required. Apply Immediately TO
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Standard Theatre
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rTO PHILADELPHIA,
PFNNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
800 '' BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NINFTEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT
siiNDNY THREE OEPOTS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEWYORK
nounI.E TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSlSTENr
+''-.-' MIMI IinOLUI ne SAEETY.
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fine ARTS.

DOR SALE.-Fine old paintings, suitable for
saloons or billiard parors also ine collection Of modern
pictures FIELD'S ART GALLERY, SO Maiden-ane.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
erty-st. - "
For philadelphia Ninth aud Green st at 745 o. TO- 1l5
m; liJl $3.50 $50 x, 1880 ~ p. IN. ON SUNDAY at
S4I a. M b:5u z. 1880. IL D. M
FOR Ihiri aud Berkssts, at $50, lll6 m; 1890 4;30
$50 ~ an. ON sunday at .lJ IN.
For Trenton Warren ami ruckorsts, 5J0 7:I5 o. TO- Has
IN; 1880 T. $50 4:45. 3 80 T. = 1880, IL D Sunday
s41 a M: j3O, Z. II 80 ~ D. IN.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for NeW-YOrk:
From stations Philadelphia Reading r. r. Ninth
and Gtren.ts at $780, $50 $50. IL ll5. = 3 40,
$50. Gao. $780, IL p On Sunday at $3.50 M $50 6:40
~ D. ~.
$40. s. ll5O p m sunday at $40 q. m $780, 1870 M
From TRENTON Warren aud TuckeT-stA, 1:25 425. $40
$3.50. X tOj. luOS ll2O M ?. 24t. l2l $3.50. 726 1915
y SUNDAY, li2J. 500. 800 a. nj O:l5. 7;25 IN.
Connection Is made NJ Jersey CITY Station and from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey City
1ickrts fr al loot Of Liberty st, NoA 23O 26l, 4O
ga sj7 23 BroswaY aud az the principal hoss Nos
and Cuuri.sf and OfCe. JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn
y " Transfer panV, Dodd's Express win call for and
cheek baggage hotel rcsldencr TO destination App
Gallon as and l3s Broadway. 73B 18th
New YORK and COurst Brooklyn All these onices arc In
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

ASD UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave .ew-Iurs VA DosJrOsses and Cortlandt
rtrorrs Frrr.rS a. fulOwss
uarELurg rIttAbu g. The West and south with Pullman
Pniac- Cars at ch"i. a a., u ana S;1l D. IN uAly:
WtllaIu,pOri, Lock Haven. $50 M Cory ana
PIE al X u N connecting Cory Tor Tttusyiie PetrO
lem Genre auQ the on Regions
Baltimore. Washington and tha -outh. Limited Washing.
ion xtss u. Pullman PsiiOr cas- daily. except sunday.
iV a M: arrve Washns r. guar al 4:3O aud $40
a. ~ $40 and 30 p. m. SUNDAY $3.50 a ~ ara Up H.
Ix.rc.s for baltimore. except sunday. D. IN.
ITpress for West Philadelphia $50, $50 \. $40, ., 90
LIN .sl II l. 3.U 3iU 4. >, d, I, $50 anu 80 D. ~,
anf L. nj sunday. $3.50 aud "A H.; o. D, u e:3) aud 10
FIpiess for P!adepha via Camden 1880 a. m. aud pm.
except sunday
tran- AZ JerAey city a,srng speedy and direct transfer
for BROOKLYN ,rAVcl. - d, IN . -. o,z - -,
daily t:u p daily. except Monday FROM Washington
an, Hattiu,,ro go A. m: S:,I J;2u, 1880 SUNDAY.
mn" n, and iOjl r. m From Philadelphia, 300 600. y,
1910 lao a. Ia; J. ~ = 5;'O ~ o', o'Ju v,o
All 1880 D. m SUNDAY $3.50 $50. 3, 1910 ll4O u M $780,
md ~.
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STEAMBOATS, ano railroads.


TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
at 1880 m. week days and lOJO sundAyA other
a. Ra aRS H. o0 "'A' VIA No"TOrN and
FOR BRIpGEP0Rr and all points on Nau
gatnck and heusatonie Ram PADS stoaners leave Gath
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
Steamers g. eHgS PeeHp aay ,nG1Ss o1e,ePIe Tor
NETWORK CENTRAL aud HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-Con nencns January IL, 1881
through trains wi leave Grand Central DspOt
riatts0uig. 81. Adams and Montreal
dalgua Rochester aud Buffalo.
1900 m Albany and Troy With connections UtcA
Saratoga. ulen's Falls ana RntlaId
4OOp. mr Accommodation 70 Albany ant Troy. go. o..
6OO 81 Louis Express dly WIN soepuf cara zoe
g. LOUIS Tua@af aTplsa syery DAY r. RS ESe1 e
troll and excepting sunday nighs or Montreal VIA Pats
Bud lSe coTesad oisi DooS psn
li;SOp Night Express with Shopping oars 90 Albany
Tickets sale at Nos 49, 252 Alb Broadway
Westeotvs Express 0ees P%rSotes and 7s5 and 9i2
j. N fOUCEY. den. sup. U d. MEEREA Gen. Paafr Agt
NORWICH LINE
Via New S leave Tsr No 20 Nsrsa R1ss
e p m dAlE sundays excepted Limited uoAsU 20
&0 TO BOSTON,
w. VIA THE
aSrONlNGroN LINE
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesdaya Thursdays ana saturdays
and NARItAGANsEIr ON Mondays wednesdays and Rf
daysat =, -. ,,,,, 49,. -.
arriving Boston A. N. Lmitol
TcAets between HoHYork aud GOOD
ONLY As specified their face-S2 each
Tickets at all principal eKeJ o1loe1 Satoro0mB
secured Ofdces WesoOtTA Express Company NOs
SeS ana 5s7 Broadway aud at Metropolitan aud Avenue
Hotels tioEet Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE-F0R FREIGHT ONLY.
Sttamers ELECTRA and GALA TEA Pier II, North
River foot OF WaTensl daily Except suRdays) AEA r. ~
f0r BastOn via Providence direct
FREIGHT via either line taken AZ lowest rateA
ID. 3 BARCOCK. President
l. w. FILRIas General Passenger AgoaL
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for BUFFALO OVERCOATS.
L PUR CAPS and 0AUN1LErs

DRFcT QuAHTRhMksTEEs OFFICE 90. 80,
QfRARDsr PHIL ADkItfiA. Penn. Feb ~, 1881.
seae PROPOSALS in ripIcate With copy OF this adyer
ache Ia eaCh will be ~ this Office unt
noon ApT lhSl for futni'hDR a. T. 0uariernastors
Department with 5000 Buffalo OVetcoas oas0 hnAkrat r
Buflo caps. 1000 pairs 1uskrat Or Bunalo 0aunteta
lids requested delivery as cithcr TIC Jefferson vin
uudl or Piadelpa PENN DsnDs ~ the QuarteraHtciA
Dspa meni, and bidders are informed that All articles WI
he rirld inspection, amt that iuu cnnlahCo
win tie saunard samples will be- insisted AMI mat no
article tnierOr g. them viii BE- accepted 400,
IA. toyeumeu reserves the ght 90 reject any or al bias
preference will 10 articles OF Domestic pr"duouo
and conditions Of pace aud quAy beiur elua
dders Informed nat those Enods arc do lVe4aOo ana
payaDe aud after July J. 1851 -, g., ,,.n,
,.s...., tr,,o.a n Z.
FnSc ntaining proposals. u ." lhooIH
for Buffalo OVercnats and Fur caps ana "Ahh'e H'" AL
'dressod 10 tho undersigned =. go. 1890, .,
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Copied from p and OLD COLONY Daily Sundays ex.
boat" brooklyn 4So p m: jersey City, p wa Annex
hotels and sss &C. Be obtained at an principal
oEs Genera SpFE PASSENGER Agent BORDEN
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
via PhiIsd.IESASissT p dINE TO The WEST
r. n 1Ss sttss pee PASSENGER Trans Central R.
seRS a. S s S q q
10u p mDa,y Tor Washington Cincinnati Chicago and st.
cars 70 tram runs through 10 Chicago also through
sespSO am-Daiy for Washington and the West with
% a New and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 other line makes faster time to the West
n mans arrive from the West az $40 m, p. and 920
af[ncpa NewYOrK Office 9l6 Broadway also GA Broad
secured and baggage checked through destination
{ 1JENLRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
BrookiSn foo on FEewYSrk foot Of Lbsrys station In
bT%e.cnE December l. isSoLeavs NewYOrk foot
S;sq E. ln-For Pennington Eason Allentown Reading
b7;YO mFOr schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
We1erIy Ssern H. H. Easton' Allentown WlIkesbarre
S1 + Fec ToGc Fe%IngtOn EasOn Allentown Reading
Nanlicoke Upper Lehigh. scranton, &c O'"'
rsr N biemngton Eaeton, Allentown, Reading, Har
SiSo p W;TF9r hasion BAH auch Chunk. Tamaqua
S:Sop mtor schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
AZ p. m.-Fer snmervie Pennington, &C.
RSadnS HarquI nes Mc d. Ln and W. Il r. Allentown
SUNDAY trains leave $40 M io NJ Tor Bound Brook
anu ltenate stations at $50 D. kastOn. Allen.
town. harrisburg and the West
fof newark at 635 B:l6 G:45 7:lb 745 815 S4b 0:lb
g9e w. lO3n. LILO l2m l. q b $50 A. $3.50. @. $780,
Os0 =. O:0' $780, 1:1j $40 $40, 1913 ll:l0 ~
fOr Trains TO local points Time Tables statOns
Boats OF the Brooklyn Erie Annex" make connections
to ami from Jersey CITY station
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
ALL HA1L LINE fol Perth 1moQy. south Amboy Red
Bah Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park. Point Pleas
ant, Toms River bame1a, ATLANTIC CITY &c
1850. $780, 4, 5:3Op m
HREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECIION Leave foot Of Liberty.st for Freehold
az $40. Has a H.; 1, 5:3O p m.
y JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Via b. anchpOrt:
t"r Sandy Heck $40, ll:45 a. m. pm.
20 Monmouth Beach. Seabright aud Highlands 8. g; is,
ll;4Sa M, 33t, 4 p. ID.
Via Red Bank;
Hl1 a. m.-F0r Manchester. Toms River, Barnegat &c
ana Al stations Ia BaYside.
4p.m.-For Writings, Toms River Bamegat. &C.
NETWORK AND PHI ADETpHTA
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L EIItfli NALbt1 hAlLhOAO. 49,
~ PASSENGER TRAINS on ami after June !, 1880, VII
and DesbfOsseasta at $40
IN / u m and GiO fir EsatOn. Bethlehem. AleutoEn
Reading Msueh CHUNK, Wake barre TUwanda Waverly'
tae. clepeya LYONS Bgnao the West Pullman sleep
Ing colcnes attached 10 $50 D. m tram -, -,
Traius leaving ~ a. a. M AMI " ~ connect ior All
points In n ahan1y and Hlzieou cial regions
' ~. UYINGrON, General Passenger Agent
euera Eastern once lhurch and Cor landts4
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5 lsamueals alra RaiIroaog.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
81 TO BOSTON FA MI sT pEE LINZ IS,pn
steamers sooqcton 70 Al Eastern points Magnacens
9ePoeu from Pier IS NJ r. foot Of Murravst AZ 300 o. m
boat" brooklyn 4S0 Jersey City, .. M, Annex
bts & saterooms &C. be obtained at all principal
steamers S'' ~ s"o Vn0o VI sho Eiet Aiu "n DO@Ao
GEO L. ooNNoR RoRnEN A LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent - 80 Agenta
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH CHERBOU re and HAMBURG.
WLSTPHALIA...... March 10 GIN BRlA .-... March ~
GELLERT....-. March II HERDER ...- arch "a
London. Chero0urg. Ham
burg all points the sOath Of England FIRST Cabin,
ESQ., second Cabiu $50 Seerage $50 Round trip ut re-
duced rates Steerage from Hamburger Havre $40
KUNHARDT & co, G. b. RICHARD q CO.,
General AGENTS, General Passenger AgentA
v. Y, No, u broadway. N, ",
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

HMHEhlAL OEhDAN MALL.
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
ODER..-...Sa March D. DONAU. sat. Narcn "
MOSEL. -...Sat- s!arch ~. RHEIN sat- March Is
RATES OF PASSAGE nom NEW. ORKto SOUTHLAND
- - TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN. oo
FIRST CABIN. SECOND CABIN .-..--toV
STEERAGE. $50. . - -.
Return tickets reduced Prepaid seefage ceEfh.
caes S2S. Steamers sail from between Second and
Thirds IT,. Hoboken n. ]. -. -. -. 49,,