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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

sB-N No other line runs Three Through Pas
sengcr Trains Daily between Chicago, pcs
Moines, Council Bluffs Omaha, Lincoln. st.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado Wyoming. Montana, No.
yada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho. Oregon anl
California.
The Shortest, SpccdIest and Most Comfor'n.
bic Route vim Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas. Houston. Austin. San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
The unepualcd Inducements offered hy this
Line to Travellers and Tourists. are Us follows:
The celebrated Pullman n6-wheeD Palnco
Sleeping Cars. run only on this Line. C.. u. Sc
@. Palace Drawng-Itoom Cars. with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. NJ extra charge for Seats
In Reclining Chairs. The famous C.. r. & y.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
titted with Elegant lIieh-Ihcked Rattan RE
volviiiE hairs for the cX, llisiyc use of ilrst-
class passengers.
bincd with their G r.mt Thu. ugh Car ATtnnre-
mcnt makes this. abnvc all others. tac flvnritG'
Route to tl:c South, Suutii-r est, md The Far
West
Try it. md vou will find ,r cling luxury
inatc,ti ur - discomfort.
Through rc.rts vim This hhratcd Line
for s,ile MT all uiliccs IN The Cn cd States and
Canada.
All information about Rate I Faro, Sicep-
ing Car Accommodations, ii Ian.cs. &t.,
will be cjeerfuily given. nn1 " :. end Fra t.
any address an elegant County 'tVof Unltci
States, in colors, by applyin" -
PERCEyAL LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent, Chicag o
7. j, POTTER,
General Manager, Chicago.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-09

UNITEDSTATEs OF AMERICA, ,OHIoo
Office OF the Secretary of State. I,Chas
Townsend, Secretary of State of the State
of Ohio, do certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of the Certificate of Incorpora
iion of "The Lime City Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Association," led in this
Office ON the 10Th day OF November A. d.
1881, and recorded in volume %, page 139,
of the Records of interpretations.
In Testimony Whereof, | have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed my Seal
~ OF Office, at Columbus, the 18th
SEAL day of November, A ID. 1881.
49, CHARLES STOWNSEND,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Robbery n. CenIreville.

The residence OF DR.. Joseph =. CharL.
Ter, al CentrevilIe, Del, about scven
miles from this city, was entered by
burglars on Saturday evening last, and
robbed Of all the silverware that could
be found in the dining room, together
with roast of beef and a sponge cake
They effected an entrance through the
kitchen into the dining room by draw
ing bolt. As dll the other doors lead
ing up stairs were securely locked, the
robbers got no further, but secured the
above articles and left. The doctor
was home at the time but heard moth
ing OF them. AS there seems to be a
band of thieves prowllns around, peo-
pc should see to it ti.as their houses are
securely fastened before retiring, and
efforts should be made by the officers
of the law to ferret these mtu OUT.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
An Eleventh Ward Nu1sance

Now that BroWntown is Il part of the
city the denizens Of that suburban an.
mex have nuisanceS also Of which they
complain and are anxious TO have re.
NOV d. A very bad nuisance exists on
Eighth Avenue below Coleman street,
and consists of four celln"s eft uncuc-
from above them some four or i've
years The cellars are halt fill of stag.
mated water which is very injurious to
health. The privy wells of these houses
are also left uncovered and a few even
ings ago horse belonging to p. Haney
fell into one of them and WAS killed.
Children are just as liable to fall into
them as horses. The citizens are call
ing upon the Board of Health 10 abate
the nuisance.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
The Ly neh 1nvssIixntiOn.
For the REPUBLICAN.

MESsRS. EDITORS. 1t is astonishing
that Mr. Carmichael, tie chairman OF
the committee of the Lynch inyestipa.
ton, the gentleman who represents tn.
Eleventh Ward, and also Mr.. Barnhill,
who represents the Ninth Ward, should
have made the report that they did a,
the last meeting of Council l, the case
s. lad amt plain that they wonld
rather defer Investigation than to have
IL sifted to the bottom? Mr.. Gardner
Is willing to use sworn testimony in
defending his side. Why should not
the committee be equally willing ?
There seems to be hesitation upon the
part ofthe committee to go into "a full
bearing, but the public is awaiting the
decision Of the committee with the
greatest anxiety. Let US have the
whole truth that we may see what g.
rors II any there are in our system of
city government. w.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Disturbance.

On Saturday night, persons in the
vicinity Of Fifth and Tatnall streets,
were alarmed by hearing cries of mur-
der proceeding from house in that
locality. Policemen We're summoned
and upon going to the dwelling house
found a young man aud an elderly
woman in Il state Of intoXication, and
also young wife with a child IN her
arms. 1t appeared thar the young man
who had met with some friends in the
evening, had drunk too mnch and upon
coming home and finding the old lady,
his mother in law, in the same condi-
tioD, had raised a row. which had re-
suited in her raising the windoS and
shouting murder, The police arrested
all three, and this morning the Mayor,
at er hearing the case, discharged the
wife, there being no evidence against,
her, and fined the other two s. and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Another Barn burned,

About ftnr o'clock on Friday after
noon the barn OF stephen A. Webb
situated abou: one mile from Parker.
VILE, Chester, Co., Pa was dissC YER
et to be on fire, The men about the
farm quickly rushed 10 the scene, bu,
the fire had gained such hea,lway, they
only succeeded III saving grain drill,
and the barn with all the remaining
contents were entirely consumed. The
contents consisted Of sixty loads OF hay,
tho wheat of of seventeen acres, the
oats from twelve acres, 800 bushels OF
last years crop, all the straw Of last
year, new threshing machine, hay
oed, etc. Fortunately there was no live
sock kept III this barn, or the loss
would have been moro severe. How
the building got on tire is not known,
as no one was seen about the place at
the time. The barn was a fine one,
Was insured tor VI, 800 in the kennett
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; there
Is also some insurance on The contents.
but not enough to cover the loss The
fire burned until late in the evening
the light being plainly seen from West
Chester.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Marrying q Widow,

A genuine comedy in real life wa
played i'll Erie, Pa, last Thursday. Mr..
Frances Kennedy is young widow 2:
years Old. Her husband died about A
year ago frol1 a !all Six months ago
william Z lHuHng came cou"ting her,
ana his attentions not being distasteful
to the widow, she finally consented to
marry him in y months and day from
the date OF her first Lus bands death.
IDe happy day fell on Wednesday, and
the ceIemuny was to take place at the
brides house. a magnificent wedding
least was prepared, and about 80 guests
were invited 10 rartake of it. The hour
appointed lot the marriage was set for
+. M. In the forenoon the bride
groom-eiect arraved himself in his best
ana went OF to invite a few friends in
the country, who l!al been forgotten.
The afternoon mail brought a postal
card from him stating that he had con-
scientiuuS scruples about marrying a
woman SO recently widowed. He would
make 1t matter of prayer, ami would
ABIDE the result Of his feelings when
through. She WAS not to take this ;.s a
positive decllnaiipn To marry, but if he
dlu not arrive at & O'Clock F. M. she
might consider the marriage off. Mrs.
hennedy did not faint or 90 into
Mysteries, but she decked herself in her
bridal robes and s,niingly received the
guests hidden to the feast When the
minister and a.. those with wedding
garments had arrivei, the lady called
the meeting TO order and read the re-
creant Cumming 5 card. Loud and pro-
longed we're the denunciations OF the
absent groom coudnct.
"This need not prevent the feast"
SAID Mrs. Kennedy, and the guests fell
to banqueting Immediately. After SUP
per the room was cleared for dancing,
and Mr. Washington Williams, an elder
~ bachelor, led the german with the
bride. He became SO enalnored of her
that within al hear he proposed, and
was accepted. The minister vas re-
called, and at Il +. NJ Mrs. Kennedy
was made Mrs Washington Williams.
The marriage had scarcely been per.
formed when the door bell was rung
violently, ami III sta,ked the consclen-
tlous Cumming. He had wres:ed in
prayer with the question, and had con-
cluded to come back and marry. After
Dehlng Introduced 10 Mrs Williams it |
was Sently = intimafed 10 the broken.llp
cumming that the iateness of the hour
suggested the proprirty OF his going.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
MORE HOUsEBREAKINu.
burglars Enter a House ct Sixth
ana SprnceStreets but h ave ,heir
Labor for their Raiux

| 'H "OuSe &t S1N1h
ana SprnceStreets but have their
Labor for their Pains.
some time ON Sunday morning about
Two O'Clock the house of Mr.. John
oook, the butcher, at Sixth and Spruce
streets, was broken into by burglars.
Iney erected an entrance by climbing
renee 10 the second story porch and
then through a door leading into the
ba,h room From here they proceeded
TO the room adjoining occupied by VIM.
Cochran and wife, who wrarped in
slumber little thought that thieves
were ransacking their effects. Tb. no;.a
made by them while opening a bnrea,,
drawer awakened Mrs. Cochran whn
after some trouble succeeded in arnns'
ing her husband. The burglars finding
that they were discovered made q
h,asty retreat and escaped by the way
they had entered
| They did not succeed in getting any.
thing for their trouble, aud it is sun
posed that they had Just commenced
their plundering operations when Mrs.
Cochran awoke; after their departure
Two gold rings belonging to the family
were found on the floor evidently
having been dropped by the robbers in
their flight. They missed five dollars
that was in one of the bureau drawers
that had been ransacked, and had thpy
not been frightened off before reaching
Mr.. Cooks room, it is probable that
they would have mad a larg, haul AZ
that gentleman had several hundred
dollars there for the purpose Of buying
cattle
They went about the work with every
precaution to prevent awakening the
family, even TO taking down dress
that was hanging in the room ard
spreading 1t IN the bare floor of the en-
try, to deaden the sound of their foot
steps. 1t is thought that some drag
was used to prevent Mr. and Mrs Coch |
ran awakening, for when she was
aroused by the noise abe was at first un-
able to speak, and for some time after
experienced feeling of dullness.
This attempt at burglary should be
an additional warning to housckeepers
To be on their guard, and prepared to
give the rascals warm reception.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Temperance Meeting,

AT 4 O'Clock yesterday aftornoo 4
about a hundred or more persons Assem-.
hled in the shade on the borders OF
the Commons Lear Rosendale Park and
were addressed by II. W. Morrow, NJ.
1. loft and George W. Wells on the
best 1hrthods Of promoting Temperance
reform. The meeting was earnest, or,
t-rly and respectful. Another Meet,
lhS, Will be held NJ the same place and
an, same hour next Sunday afternoon
If the weather will permit,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
DIR. BKISTOR ILL.
He Froasbed q sermon Yester day
hitIing In n ChRir

hitting In u Chair.
| Special Correspondence Of the RBr,R RLlCAN.
NEW CASTLE, Del, ., Sep. 18th. 1881 --
Rev. q. II. Bristor was confined to hi :
bed a good part of last week with an
attack of malarial fever, and athou III
in a very feeble condition, he did not
cisappo'Et his congregation on Sunday
by eAcusing himself from preaching,
rs he very properly could have done
under the circumstances. Being too
weak however to stand, he was seated
on II chair. He preached in the morn
ing very powerful sermon on the sub
Ject OF prayer, which had noted effect
npon many in his congregation. His
discourse of tho evening was upon
Unlversaism, which was a thorough
expositio of the doctrines taught by
that society with a sla istical comparison
OF their Increase with methodism in
this country from the foundation of
each to the present day. BY order of
his attending physician DR.. Bristor
leaves to-day to spend few weeks at
the mountains for the recuperation Of
his health.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
The Asbury M. 1. socle'''

The Asbury Mutual lmplo'1st meet
Society will hold a temperance i" Hid
ins ii tbs evening to which the 81 puu,lrs p",sr.
are respectfully invited. "A ,a 'bells
tette will sing "Temperarmoo, ma,d in ths
Asbury Burke will r"cite .DeSI H;l) i read
doorway" Miss Sallie Shaw w w. SHARP
q temperance essay, Mrs. ". .,ovohtsr, W ,H
will read "The drunkards aausudI asud /"
F. Heisler will rscite "Rogea e,a aThs
Miss Laura Mason will resu les;ne will
hardest hard lot of ALL" Alfred Welllp%s Wen, Mis. I
render an "Apostrophe to Wate'' water erid.l l
May Taggart viii rosT !, Heislsr will
Wine cnp," and Harry n; I,a.s nTh The e1-
deliver a Temperance aua,esJ, 18th aprro-
erci.es will be intersperseo WI"
plate music.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
VERY DlSCoURAG1yc

The PRESIDENT HAS Non ma,
special Despatch to the RrruHl.rc,,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, ,a,
LUG r NAT Il NJ, the pre.idep, h,
rot rallied from his mornings csr
The wound is not repaired and ~. :.
charge looks bad.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
FOURTH EDITION.
SALE or LOTS.
Prices fOrlOts that will double I'm
Value In Less than n year,

Prices for lots that will double In
Value In Less than y ear.
On Saturday afternoon j. 7. Heald
sold number of lots in West Whining
ton, with the following result:
Nos. to 3-4Sxl0O feet, to L. H.Gay.
ley, at 81 so, $s6.40
No. 4-l7xl00, E. H. Gayley, $l.sO,
5000.
Nos. 3 and G-36xl0O, S. f. Marshal,
&. %, $SlO0
No. 7-lsxlOo, T, d. Brown, S2.35
81 90.
No s--l5x1oo, 7. d. Brown, 81. .36,
$1,000.
Nos. . and l2-soxso, j. l.. Carpenter,
Jr., $3.50, 500 90.
No. l3-5Oxl05.4, s. d. Forbes, s.. 90,
$500
Nos. "A and 15-5Ox14O, S. d. Forbes,
1925, $3l2.50.
No. l6-2oxl4o, w. G. Davis. $500,
Sl72 90.
Nos. II and 19-4ox14O; Chris. Fred
erick, s.. 10, $500.
No. 2o-lsxl4o, N. N. Trump, 500,
$l45 So
No. 2l-1s1l4o, II. r. Hannah, s.. 40,
SI5l.20,
No. 22-lSx140, j ohm Edwards, $40
$l26,O0
Nos. % and A-5oxl40, c. N. Trump,
8 70, $4,000.
Nos. % and %, 34x03,1, }. Sampson,
$3.50, 1920.
No. 2I-l9xS3,2, Benz. Hilliard. $40,
$40 60.
No. 2s-l6Xl00, w. II. Beatty, $500,
$l29.00.
No. 26-25x1i, VIM, II. Craikcr, 81 90,
$lOO.
Totrl amount of sale S2,9s3 70.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
DEATHS,

fOSrER-Nu II e 18th inst. Mary b. only
daughter Of Joseph X. and Tillie ". Eos. .er,
aged one yea, and four months.
The relatives and friends u the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
their residence, NO. 62S West second street,
on Tuesday, the 2oih inst, at . o'clock, p. Ii
SPENCER.-On September 18th, 1881, OF
paralysis, Richard Il. Spencer, aged 81
years.
The relatives and friends o. the family are
respt ctfully invited to attend the tunerai from
his late residence, No. 1907 Chestnut street.
on lucsd,y, at Up. III.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
"Ork Of the Flames, !,

A fire at Washington, New Jersey,
Yesterday afternoon, destroyed the Star
IarIor Organ Company'S factory and
Beatfy's organ factory, causing a loss
estimated at 100000. This fire throws
out o: employment 400 men.
johnson Il Co. $ glass warehouse and
portion Of Hays lumber yard lnPltts.
burg, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss So, 900
The pacSing box factory Of T. g. II.
Patterson, in Duane street, New York,
was damaged by fire yesterday n.oru.
ing TO the extent of about $4,000
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
improvements At the Cemesery

The directors Of the Wilmington and
bfandywine cemetery, have workmcn
engaged IN putting up new iron rail-
fence on the east SIDE of the cemetery,
on Jefferson street. 1t will be run as
Fourteenth street at the present me,
which is as far as Jefferson street ia
graded. This is a good and substantial
renee and decided improvement over
fhe old board one. 1t will cost in the
ree'ghborhood of $1,000, and was furnish
e.l Messers. Broomall, Stott & Co., of
west Chester. This cemetery reflects
great credit on the managers, rs it
stanis second to none in the country.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
NO CHANGE,

WHAT SECRETARY HrNTsAyS
Special Despatch to the RRruByIcAy
fhlLApLLrnlA, Pa, Sept. ,,,-
LII =. M'-At 1880 ?. NJ. secra.,.,
Hunt, who Just came from Frankie,
Cottage, says there is no mas-,.
change.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
FeDlfN n FIT.

Henry Schuager, milk man fell In
fit this morning ~ Swnatm an 8 Court
on French street, AID had to be carried
into Sasse's shoe store close at hand,
aud restoratives were applied before he
recovered. The spasm was a very se.
we're one, causing the blood to flow out
Of his nostrils and mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Literary Notes,

The success of Harper's - franklin
Square Song cole ;tion" has been So
great that the rubliebers now snno,,nct
an edition in cloth binding. There is
so much variety in the BOOK that every
taste may be satisfied, but one of w.
strongest claims to popularity is the
nun Der Of Old songs that are "ut OF
print or long forgotten which may DC
found between it's covers,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
To save MONEY

there is no better way than to buy your
clothing Of Muilin & Son, Sixth and
Mar ket streets, they buy for cash, keep
the best assortment and sell for cash
with very small profits. You sboult
see tho stock OF boys nobby suits.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
IAls0 Alarm.

The alarm Of fire this afternoon a,
l2:45 O'Clock, sounded from box 23
ST cond and Orange streets, was thought
to be ut oprisge., Morley and Causes
Sash Factory, corner of Third and
Orange streets. as a large volume OF
smoke was seen arising from that place.
When the Firemen arrived however,
they co,ld find no fire.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Ont Az ain

William g. White,ey, Jr., whose arm
was amputa5ed som. ten days or two
weeks ago, is recovering from tbs effects
OF the severe operation, and Is able tn
walk out again and greet his old
friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

sutterley & Co., so2 Mar.ett ar. turning
are still in the field, and slo l,er and st
out finer photographs than eap sop s1.Do1
their old prices. u cards lot l"tit.re sst
7 a for 81. 90. We guarantee, .,s ens,s .ss Vs.
isfaction or no pay. Call ap0
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
Ele-l1On OF u Ofl0ers.

The Land League elected The follow
ina officers Yesterday, Tor the coming
six months: Wa. n. Stewart, Pfesi.
dent; James Mulligan, Vice resident;
Patrick Neliey, Recording Secretary;
Thomas McEviiley, Financial Secretary;
John z. Donahuy, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
FIFTH edition
FaE END NEAR
A"e President Rapidly Sim,
Another Chi,

uiy Sinki..
Another Chill "
special Despatch " the Kzrunl,eAy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. le,h-,,,.
AT 1910 A. NJ. tbe prsv;, Ms
another severe chill. His mia. '%
up TO 49, His present pulse i, In, y
very feeble Dr. Agnew says tn. .,'
alton is very gloomy. DR.. p,,,. "
the opinion that should the aim
tihue frequent he will die !,
them. 'N
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
M A X E$.

GRA II M-PlNKERTON On the Eth Of
july, in Chester, Pa. ty the Rev. } W.
Paxton. Mr.. John Graham to NJ s. Martha
a. Pinkerton, both of this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
A Cool Resort.

John Manz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for re-
feshInen.s
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

NJANILD-A load OF q Cd HAY,
w to Ge deilvered during tuis week Ad.
dres', stating price and day could deliver,
wv Gay Ton House. seUtl9-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

DOARD WANTED by YASINGi.EGEN-
- tieman, in private family, east Of
market street. Address "Z." RsPuBLlCAN
OInce. olA.e tetms. septlY 1T
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

EWR RENT-THE HOUSE, STABLE
II and lot cor. Elliott avenue and Wash
ington street now occupied by W. l., Bay.
lis, Florist /. S. ELLlUrr. teptl0 TT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

ENOR SALE--THREE STORY BRICK
IL house; good location; East side only
$llcO. GREGG Il PIERCE,
septlV3tt Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

WANTED YOUNG MEN 70 CAN
w vasS for tae celebrated tagle clothes
wrlneer oa .e installIltnt pan. Can make
from s. TO $40 day. Apply at so2 Shipiey
t.eet. septiyltt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

UtUR ) ALE-WILL SELL BUILDING
y sites ON Ellloit'S Hill for handsome i'm.
provcments by the acre.
ISAAC :. ELLIDTr,
septs-oteol near Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w ANTED. Two ROOMS FOR MAN
w and wife, without children, i'll Il small
family east Of Walnut st. between Fourth
and Eighth streets. Address M" RErUB-
LicAN ONCE septlVHt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
invitation.

| Invitation.
wv s;@sose,.; sars sec?x1 y;,;ts as0s' u
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked; a waitins-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies' and children;
guides conducs yol through
the house, or you wander at
will there are many things
of interest to see, and you
are sure of a vel. ome.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over il you
IAN afford the time.
JOHN ViNiNAkER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market and Juni
per Streets, Philad'a
Accessible BY horse cars from everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

T OST "A GOLD BREASTPIN ON
IL Sixth street, between II aud O'Clock.
on Sunday. The finder will receive liberal
reward If returned to PIG King ST. septic ut
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

NyANTED-A BOY 10 or l6 YEARS OF
w age VINO has some knowledge of the
oyster business. Apply at the N. W cor. Of
Third and Washington SITS. scptl9.itt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

Old pictures copied tn any sizs "
6utterl.y u Cos, :,02 Market sIr.,nt.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
SWEEPING MARK down

In every department, and for the next two
weeks will offer the most wonderful bargains
ever presented to the Wilmington public
Everything in the wayof
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

Cyan ttll--A GIRL FOR HENIRAL
w house work. Apply at N. III West
Eighth strsot. septls-3t
UIANTED.-alRL FOR RHOUSEWORK
w at tloi 1atnall street, septl9Ht
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

EyOR RENT-STABI4E IN THE WEST.
II cru part OF he city; room for horses or
COWS. Address "W.' this office. scptlY-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-04-08

Mail Train through to Washington and Baltimore
without change of cars, and make close connection
at Harper'S Ferry with Express Trains fcr the West
The Accommodation leaving Staunton at 3.15 P. M :,
connects at Harlisonburg with train for Harpers
Ferry.
S. M. WOODWARD, JR.,
T. FITZGERALD, Sup't V. r. r.
S. of T. B SO R.. r. iune4
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-04-08

C., 3. 8. q r. T.. ItdVtS
daily.
f., l.. & B SIR r. TRAINS run daily.
No MAIL-kuns daily except Saturday from
Huntington to Richmond; daily, Huntington IT,
WllliamSOn'S
.; No S, EXPREss-Runs daily from Hunt'ng on to
NJ RECOMMENDATION leaves louisville
daily, except sunday at 500 A. NJ, and arrives al
Richmond at 9 40 A. M.
NO. 70 MIXED leaves Staunton daily. except
sunday, at 5.35 A. NJ and arrives at Richmond at
go p. m
No 26 sIXED-Leaves HUNTINGTON daily except
sunday at 2.3U p. M, and arrives CanneltOn 9.45 p
m. ~ ~a l-f4-
For Rares, Tickets. Baggage, Checks apply to
any office OF the c. &. R'y.; or Depot or Ticket
office of any connecting line.
jill WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent. Stanton, Va
CONWAY r. HOWARD, G. P. & T. Ag't
w. M. S. DUNN, Engineer Supt.
mar11