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New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

ped STAR LINE. n.,.... 49,, .s,.,n.-,
FvTIT SATURDAY FOE Az lW-tF
The -ps i.,,I ur,iol.ft lu.rpow'roI 7tcAnor+
RRFL LANO..... ......7''''o''f DOC Sc o. lG' "a,
"sa.,,a .t,,.-,,i, sr1,,ll AL p,.l.rJjA, la4al!g'
N..uu rlb'u accom- no it' 'p1 ul'Act'lcL
~t4ffIs tl. uu uttu deck.
No l,r.s, sI.ta. .lc,l ui Jl ft.t'''L
lH'l.gg' 80 g''''' '''',' .,I 'r-..iI So cy-lrg,l. sll
-...rtge. g. - .ttli' 81 cTtIr,i 1l, .il.
Penn vlIGIlT g. SONa, 5rn.i f,, 80 bio&l"AF ~
DOTrERDAM LINE. .......,,,,., ~,
IL -f.,'r-r. ..tgs NArSDN'S STORES, Br''tivn.
l.Tttftt,rf "a rIiHr.t.. Dee. -, . r. m
4, ,,I',tn ............ " ',iue,tav Lali J. p' m
J., clon. sp-s7u adcl'n, sj' ,tcrrife go steer steer
49,, f,, rlu prrptIt. 81 II. tAtAI X CON g.
4. -Ulfu NiI .u-gt FCN'u GDlEE -, - -pl'l W a.
nar.L Freight As,- IN. NORRIS % IS nli"1y' tf'N'
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,s.o-
" ron ON i,< ~ION y AND LIVERPOOL
MOTTO. .-Ihe steamer, th, lu" ttEr u" Ian" l"ui
r,,a,nfre9t. m. II.uculut Nanry. L. ~ " ON Do 'Lc
out y lr,I and hnurRuTl voyages a., ., o.. .
OF .MN>T ..Ut h'uu.hy . n, h,', q y ~ ~
reI1r ,,,pf Gii,dell .~stupisy. Jan. "a nom
u.IftE e. capt Perry -ttWd1', ~ - o'S1 o. ~;
PROM TIlE WHITE erAR DOCK. FOOT OF WE5i
cc steamers uniform n sic and UNSURPASSED W 90
po.utn. ui. The saloons. St4t,soplr Nn"-I'N Hi ,al
Ioau- ,rr pil-ri nuls lips, where ln' h' Al ' W. ~ ~
,.t III iuflur gree OF comfort hitherto untt''AD1r
Arp saloon SEQ s-oanh floo. R,rurn ticket on IA
yor.D, terms. storage nom tl" uh Country, ~ I'"n
~ - ,,rrrs e. rry me-. .thcr cattle, sheep nor pigs
plane aHd other inform ', Apply ~ TIC
Comrau, oAc so - Broad '''' y ,@Aert. ,geol
g. /. gAETiErr e CO.. Ageuts Bosom.
ULtIIiT .y tAIIILl- Agents. Philadelphia
ID
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
5tcamboats auS Railroads

NewYork daily. SUNDAYS ri rr',l an isS ngul
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn az D. n
City D. Tickets and state may De 5eonrel ~ n
prncpi hotels transfer and ticket hce ~ tue OSo On
Pier % and o. steamers. GEO l.. ~ y 49,.
& LLlNELLL. ~ Oe1. El5E .AAe
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

IL YORK LAKE ERIE And WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement % trains ron ch'mbcr9 street Depot
Ha- Ill.,, luDiuutU aud Chicago Az fNpr-tA Drawing
room toefIt. 10 bufalp ami Suspension Bridge
6p M tDaly-tast 81 Louis Express arriving ~ BnTi
Hru' a.n- ting with llst trains 10 IN
W,st aud Soutlc1t lUlmans best Drawing groom re,pIn
Ctlgnts ~ . ..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

NEW EVENING CLASSFS
will be formed the ID and 3th OF January n
CJI.NikN FI.-.N I'it O $Ot' is-t 4'llN
at the YOUNG MEN'S CllRISTiNN ASno'iAIIo'i
2Sd-st., corner OF tth-ave.
OLD CLASSES COntinued. to wh c. there IL saH "dml'-
ZION in BoOSkecuiHg UaUght hdiyldLalyI
Writing (tIUgit individuality
Photography,
Gtruan,
French,
spanish,
Vocal Music
Gymnastics.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

THE ORCHESTRA
will be under the direction OF
MR. II. BRODE.
,cting N,noger -...- Mr.. JOHN GILBERT
St,s,, 7Direc or .........M Mr. ARrHU r WALLACk
troT,,tey ................. Mr. J. :. WRIGHT
,rrc,u,rer . Mt THEO OORE MOSS
under whose ex rcnoed Judgment tho front OF the theatre
be controlled. --.
Assistants Messrs. CliA~. MOSS aud rHOS. BAhDoS
TIL SEE NFRY
will ne palut Vi by the following artists:
Mr. PHILIP GOATCnER, Mr. JOHN MALLANONlCh
and Mr uUGHSON HANLEH.
The ancal Department MIR r. DOE,'LS LShppt
aud Appointments VI X p
Gas Fittings ana alclun Lights III IL JoS bI'i'eVLN
COSTUMES. ..
Mr. GEORGE FLANERN and MR.. A, BENHChOlEN'
The Auction sale VIII be held at the Union leuc
Theatre 2Ot and MasOuaye, on "Wednesday hNehAs'
Dec, nher y, at ; O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

On and after Dec IS the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Penusvlvanla Railroad Depot foot Of COrt
iandt-st and Des DrOs5es-st. a follows: , II,
ST.. A. M except sundays, Parl0r cars attache. atIiSe
Washington D. 300 u. m except Suhlays aI1i m
Wnsniuslon S02 Night Expresseayes Washington J;t
D. daily. slcepers and day coaches through u Nihon
= n M daiy Fast Line Washington; arrive ClDclI-
matt $50 D. n Chicago $50 a. M, and ~ Louis 9' D. m
n & o. palace secpeTs aud day coaches through TO Chelh
natl and Chicago. .,,. .Ao u,o+ rrains
arrive from the West at CjO BOD D. l ana lu' " ~
m let and sleeping berths secured and baggage cae
Tor AMI checked TO destination at company ONCE 90 op
BROADWAY and at all the offices Of the Penn5yYani Road
Z,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
For Both Sexes-CitY.


KINDERGAKfEN
frs sad Model Kindcrrten with Elenotary Ca'1s Gor
Poys Sstie a viii i' reopen Sa 6c T. 3 5G,i for S r, ~ VINO
PROT JO-IN ni.AUo al 'itA kHAU7-boELrE
RyISS GRINNELL, 52 L. 51th-st School
w fOI Young Ladies and ChiaTeA. kindergarten
NEISS :. l.. CHAPMAN,
vi English, French aud German Boaringani Dag 3cA'o.
ufOrnery Mss |. r. BensdrF&i .,.i = ~ ,s,,,,
Thorough instruction in AL departments.
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
coran5a m % w VIA ts lSs Gs,, ncSaa nG,6 'o Hioaf ~ "
AIRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
w seho9Ii}r {Ggn - he's ana .a'A r''R1 Ro 37Ss an NJ
Der Of SoSa 5eaIiI So ia:
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS0CIA-
TIoN. East l5tlst-Fro9 q asses in hooSSecpi piaj
orng photograps Free clrcnsting library readingoo
ing All Kinds Of neediework given oG 70 women.
Also situations found ior women ~ AL departments e1ce3t
Bible class lci women every sunday at o'clock.
Art schools-city
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA viii receive pupils IN PAiNTING aanaseaRe I hoyers
zs East 2Oth.st, corner ltlaye, conmeneng oct ~
references: Mr. u. Huntington ME VIM Hart, M James
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER Institute Military Boarding
n schoo. White PlsinsN.Y. prilcipa, o.RWILLIs,Ph
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic scientific cOurse with preparatory
department Address Col L. RUsk Prn Bordenown NJ
BOSTON SCHOOL OF 0RATORY.
ID THE PREPARATORY CLASS,
% q" S 10 1 S1s Of S1SsI g @ y s on
X X RAYMOND. Principal, somefset-st.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately htted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
winter stOckbrdgc. lass =. HOFFAANN
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE, New Haven COln.-Gencrs liusse.rs SchooL-
tJ.ie 5csl51s DIBi3sA
Oughp1y5cl IRA Ming ~ niu5t'f irtu1s - nI15JcA GO
AnpleoJ JJrtuaitg Or 'ti' gans+ rowing Sc
ELMW00D INSTITUTE, Llnesborp', Ber<-
~ shire Co. Mas3. established IN l3i9 Ats iJr coey, sol
entihc school business private instruction speciality
throughout theyeaE go, ,,,.,, =, 49,,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

ITNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u Enormous Success OF
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
SATURDAY, Dec. 81, third matinee,
LIGHTS o. LONDON.
TUESDAY Jan. 8. rst OF the sedes OF extra mannees
THE NEW MAGDALEN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
Witchcrah.

The belief in witchcraft exists as
strongly now in the island of New
Orleans, Quebec, to day as II did In
New England two centuries ago,
aud the islanders are regarded by
the French Canadian people gener.
ally as adopts in the black art. A
famous wizard Was Jean Pierro
Levallee, who was believed TO be
able TO control the elements and
get up q storm with neatneSs aud
dispatch OIL the shortest notice.
An old legend has it that when all
Canada was in dread in the early
portion of the last century over tho
approach of the mighty expedition
which had put out from Boston
under the command of Sir Hoven.
den Walker, LevaIIee declared that
he alone could destroy the British
feet, and that his conntrymen need
be nnder no aPPrehensiona. He
built q little hut on the shore, aud
for three days and nights, it is said,
he carried on q series Of unheard
of incantations. At midnight Of
the third day terrible storm arose,
which swept entirely over the north.
ern portion of the continent, aud in
that storm the British feet Was
scattered 10 the winds with terrible
loss Of life, while no harm whatever
was done to the Canadian coasts.
The records of history do not tally
with the island legend, but it is
still firmly believed that Bevailee
raised the storm which destroyed
the fleet, and saved the colony to
France.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
Type Work on a MeWspapof.

The Poughkecpsie Eagle, in an
article OH chow Mistakes Happen
in Newspapers" figures up the nun.
Der of type used in newspaper the
size Of the Eagle at 6OO,OOO-that
is the actual number of bits of metal
arranged every week, in preparing
newspaper of that size for the
press. We suppose few people
think OF the printing trade as one
OF the most exact and particular OF
handicrafts; bnt it 10. In making
type, variations that might be al.
lowed III tue finest of machinery
would render type useless. 1t is
very rarely that type furnished by
two separate boundaries can be used
together, without a great deal OF
trouble, though they try to make it
after the same standard. We read
once in while ola wonderful piece
ofcabinct work or mossiac work, con.
tanning ten, twenty or fifty thousand
pieces, the maker OF which has spent
mouths. or even years Of labor in
producing it, aud the people 60 to
see II AS II curiosity, but the most
elaborate and carefully fitted piece
Of work OF this kind ever made does
not compare with that which the
printer does every day for minute.
ness Of detail and accuracy of fitting.
The man who does the first 10 look.
ed upon az n marvel of skill, and II
u hundred of his pieces are put in
wrong side up or turned around it
is not noticed in the general Effect,
ba, if the printer in fitting ten times
rs many pieces together in single
day puts one where another should
be, or turns one the wrong WAY,
every body sees it and is amazed Mt
the "stnpid carelessness Of those
printers.'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
Or. Pierce's Advice.

The late venerable and eloquent
DR.. Lovic Pierce, who never missed
chance, during ministry Of
seventy five years, to do the negroes
good, was preaching once on Chris.
tian Progress at n camp. meeting.
1t was his manner to make astouish.
ing climaxes now and then. On
this occasion he laid down the law
OF life aud death in Christian ex.
perience: brethren, you mnst
grow or die. Progress you must
make. If you can fly, fly; if you
can't fly, run; if you can't run, walk;
il you can't walk, crawl"
His voice was rising to Its full
trumpet tones, and his eye flashing
as few eyes ever flashed. His right
hand was still high advanced. The
congregation trembled for him.
What could nc say moref But he
was the master of such crisis. He
wound mp the sentence with an
explosion like thunder "If you
can, crawl-worm it along"-"Osr
Brother In Black
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

arms,r aud he bristled all over lik G
barbed wire fence.
"My head was fast ia the shirt.
She couldn't see my face aud
thought 1t was you," shrieked the
tortured man, hoarsely.
Every likely. BE man, sir;
don't shrink from the punishment
Of your treachery!'
where am II Is it a drcamf"
mused the queen, opening her optics
and glariug wildly.
What has that villain donei"
demanded Biggs bercely.
She hitched on at once.
"Oh, mercy! 1t is no dream. He
did nothing. Take ne to my room.
Oh, husband, how could sou be so
carelessi'
"Don't go Jack; maybe Ive made
zebra OF myself; stay now till the
fog rises" aud he bore his wilted
wife away.
An hour later they sat around
marvellous supper, Biggs having
made a second trip To order. They
held their sides and shrieked aH,l
repeated the points of the episode
again aud again.
Jack is christened "ffubby Oar.
ling" He sighs for more marriage
felicity.
When Biggs wants TO silence his
wife he snaps his fingers and pipes
-"iiuop, la"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

Sitting Bull's daughter, "Sleep-
ing Water" has added 10 the old
mans woes by clipping with an o.
jectionable young brave.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

Always there is black spot in
our sunshine; it is tue shadow of
ourselves.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

A single robher stopped a stage
near San Antonio, Tex, and rlfied
the mail bag, while four wPll-armed
passengers sat idly looking Oh.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
Afrench Story.

a man WAS arrested for arson ut
Nillensute, u provincial French
town, and, i'll the absence OF any
cafaboose, was. ciapped into the
lover story of the Mayors vacant
villa, which, having grated win.
dows, kept him safe. lie had hardly
III his pipe 10 indulge in a smoke
when along came stout looking
gentleman with wife, children aud
maid, who stopped to admire the
villa. "W hat nice house, said
the stout gentleman. ~ should
like 10 buy it," That's easy" re.
piled the prisoner, from the inside,
II am the proprietor, and will sell
nj once provided you pay cash.
The negotiations began, the price
was haggled about and agreed
upon. The prisoner said: "My wife
has locked me up and gone To PARIS
for the day; it you fetch q iocksnith
from JoinNifle, and after an inspec
tion Of the premises the building
pleases you, 1000 francs down and
the rest in three months will con,
clude the bargain Three quarters
OF an hour, the locksmith opened
the door and the prisoner had dis.
appeared with the stout gentIeman's
money III his pocket while the stout
gentleman's family congratulated
each other and said: "IIow nice it
is to be ones own landlofdw The
appearance of the police about
mghttali awakened them from their
dream. Their dismay aud the rage
OF the Mayor, who will probably
have 10 restore the money az
/ punishment tor not sending the
prisoner to the nearest police sta
ton, can be Imagined.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
A traveller was badly hurt in

A traveller was badly hurt in a
railroad accident-two ribs broken
and other injuries. He went TO the
Office to Complain. "What" cried
the Office clerk. lyon want to make
a row about SO small a matterf Not
month ago twelve of orr passen-
gers were killed and We didn't hear
even word Of complaint from any
of them
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

In the Salt Lake City flats ap-
pears this sign: Ring the top bell
tor the oldest wife"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
Terms Of Subscription:
Terms Of Advertising:

One square, of one inch in space or less.
Srst insertion. 81 90; each additionallnser.
ZION. 80 cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06


~ botch printer is as much out of
place in II printing Office As "a bull
III "a china shop. We have no use
Tor him, and on our own account
where We have the say-wiii not
tolerate bim for moment. And
this State is full of them-in fact
we have never happened up" with
but very few first. class printers in
Arkansas. AS an average, they
are nothing like they are in louisa.
ia. There is scarcely as competent
newspaper printer in Arkansas
as Ben. Harrison, Of the Claiborne
GUARDIAN. away down in the little
back woods town of Homer, La. We
are piinter ourseit-a first class
newspaper prnter-and know
whereof we speak, and speak feel.
lngly; Tor II there is He'll, and any
aggrayation could send our soul
there, it would be boich printer.
Jim Tom Story, now OH the Hot
Springs Daily Sentinel as local edi.
tor, is a good prlnter-good in
every department of that art-the
very best We are sure in that town,
aud quite as good as any 1T Little
Rock. II is most provokiugiy anus
ing to a good printer to take up
and notice the typographical style
III mechanical get-up of almost any
country paper in this State. Here
for Instance is the Atkins News
plainly enough printed, but the
typo who bosses the job, seeming
at loss how else to show his lack
of taste and skill, in using the
Authorization of Mr.. or Bro. invaIia
bly, uses both period and comma,
thus: "Mr., Smith"-"Bro., Jones,
Were he our foreman We would kill
him!-Ark. Republican.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

She started. stopped,
Spell bound. amazed,
The whip she dropped
And then she raised
Cherokee shrek
And down she Topped.
But the terrified sufferer caught
her gallantly in his arms, just as
Biggs rushed III with
Jack. are yon drowning' Great
heavens. My wife,
"Take her, Biggs. I'm tuckered
ont. Awkward predicament-"
Explain yourself instantly, sir!
You balfdressed, my wife in your
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

A woman at Camden, n, j.,
warns all persons against marrying
her, on account Of - temper Witch
often induces her 10 snash thfuUp,"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06

God hears the heart without the
words, but He never hears the
words without the heart.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-06
MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
L rr- Nyll aud tins house - comfortable
2iud we'll supplied a. tine resources and CON
dltiuu OF the country viii permit. The
charges ar" vclN Reasonable. he stag
stand : kept At this Hotel.
hay, also attached TO my hotel new
and comm"dtou> stable. well supplied with
pruVrudcr and wafer and a good o>tlrr Al
WAYS ON hand t. attend 10 stock.
The travelling public wiii do well to give
the 4 call !. J. kEfNti pS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
RALTiMoRE and OHIO RAILROAD.

7 ' ~
We Philadelphia Bai Washington.
alter NAY -.
follows NM ''""i"7'N'" -
,S9Vt m-EXccDt sunday arrive Washn ron 4:25 D. m.
HlEit ~ br'sS m dlily
erS "r PtSourg, Columbus and Cincinnati PaIor car
5P n.-Day 'a.t line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
S;;'u 2. o., Chlcl,o 80 A.. ant = b..
Tram runs ;hrourl IN r2r, ~
uight tllv Se,pe-s l.tacHel nassen-
gers after 10 0p Arrive at Camden station, Baltimore.
20, m, 'sfing'on 125 a m. bay leaves Balti-
-' - "'' ''''f''''"' N'NNi"-
ion'r IN, Makes taster tine = the Vest Trains
I''S r'h - N"sf ~ 80 n. 30 J. AMI l0:iO n m.
h> in NM ner'hS secnrel AMI hageayc called Cor
49, - N''l lpfl 'Stlf'lo1 Connanv's
wv ami at al tho occs of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW LINE.


For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Lib - 40 49, - 49,
For PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Green-sts $50 ll:lj
a. 70 30 A;"o, 3d. Z, y On sunday at SAB
For Third ard Berls $50 7i5, lll5 m, l:30f:3o.
o.,, D. On. ON sunday at S:35 a..
trenton Warren $40, 1l:1J
6;.0. ~ D.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for Ncw.Yo-l.
FROM stations Phtla aud Reading Ninth and Green.
SIS at go $50 $40, IL lib 2:45. 5:4O G:s5 II p
on SUNDAY, al a N. u
From Third l,d serkssts. 800 500 9l5 !, 3;40
30 90, ll:ao D. m SUNDAY at 74J a. z:.o ,.
rom Trenton Warren and TuckeT-stsl:25, 6:25 s:oS
30 d"io ii a. m, ,, 2:2l, f:26 0:25 100 sunday
In. F:2h ,. M. 81 p. m.
connection Is made Jersey and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot. Jersey CITY.
sale Iiaerty-Sf Nos 239 26l
So, sJf, l,23 Broadway. The hotels
Brooklyn
y y. Transfer Company. Dodds Express.
CHECK from hotel residence destination.
caiione be de At 9t and Broadway, Sixth
graph.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, Ii. j BALDWIN.
General Manager. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25

~ EiBBA TD daily SUNDAYS cxcepen leave VestTy-st
ll"r SO an 22dS AT . "A. tBrOOklyn. by
T. m anllnSas Yack Ferry West Point Ncwburg PouEh
beck Dy fer wth tle . - trl the Ulster Del
H"al" X tlc q TSklIl. NOUN TAI\S: Hudson
lNi lltNie1i. Lebanon ALBANY NoIfh
AMI VEST mi SpECIAL SARATOGA FXPRT *. New
"rh entTai and Hudson River r. Il. tickets
M IMP tickets to West Point New0urg returning by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
80 Note change IN location. NEW rEAMERs SARA.
IpGA AMI CITY or TROY .cagc daily. except SATURDAY
from PIER Nd g. North siver foptof pher-st con
iiectlg with morning trains Tor the North West
DAY steamer touches AT Albany.
4 LFANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and 81. JOIN Leave Pier IL. North River
SOUTH SIDE DF CAN AIS r. every WEEK DAY at So
M 'onn"ringt. Aib.ny Nsunlly morning excepted with
trains N0rth West tni East.
Excursion cSesto Albany and rctnrn good 30 days $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
5tcamtoats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
oo in New-Yors foot Of Lacr'yst Station
commencing jane. o. ISL,
o:so g. n-For bennington. Easten Allentown, Reading.
7:i5a N For schooleys Mountain Hish srIa.s Branch
D. and Western r. r., Easion, Allcntown. wilkesbare
81 m- EFT Pennington, schooleyr, yoantala High
Mauch Climax, Villa asport Tamlqal Drff;oa NancoSe
.. m-For FeSainston Eason Allentown Reading Ha--
Iisbnrg, @ancs Chunk, Piiiston, etc W., 49,. =,
Chunk amadna bon wks s& scnaio1 S1 n Aa0eA
40 r. n-for sohooiey's Mountain gh Bridge Branch.
as y. n.~For scuervflle. Flemmgtoa &C.
Rsalins. Ia,isenrs Maaeh Chunk wnk1shaffe &C.
and ,ieie tst,sns ~ 5.Son N or Fas.on hen
town Harrisburg ara The West.
9:l5945 ia Io:45 ills a. a. y M l2i5 LIS ESQ
For trains local points Time Tables stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove AsbuIy Park Point
$40. 7:45 o. m 70 m p $780, L. AGO. $50
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
THh RiSsh clGss-9o1Tk TI fhRrs
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 40 a ". T.XPHIS- 2co D. m.
Fare , ron Sa Yst crying 5 a. atlantic g at az
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY.
Gao Leave for Freehold 5;s5 745 l2 =, $780, $50.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
goo Go p H. ior East Long Branch. DC On sundays.
3 io4oa m, 2:i5 ; p mFor Ocean Grove Point Pleas
For sandy look via BranchpOrt, 5;45 7i5 IL NJ,
For Monmouth Beach, seabrght &C. via Branchport 5f5
~ 5S a. % u M ;o1 40 3 81 ESQ p n ~ o ,
'9a teghs Yne n1 aud al stations 70 Bay si6e nh
land Heights, sea Side Park. Rarnegat. sc,
wood Maheheer, Toms River ArLA%T1c City 0a and al
l:8Op r-Via FED Bank for Lakewood whitings ToIus
RIVER Highland Heights, Bafnegai. &C.
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E,'ALL RIVER LINE.

E'AIL RIVER LINE.
FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
tn" best roat" T. White Mountains. Nj pr,n-
Cintl clues, inland and scashorc
The provinces The splendid
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
'hff p" nrS dlliF Sundays lDculoi $50
y H. loot OF Murravst. and direct Ft
without Stopping at Newport Grand promenade
every cVenhgDf the sDar lii bands ana orchesrts
I" these smers Long water route ful nights 1--WE
10 Boston rail ride time
aquartcrl
- NEWPORT LINE.
PNLf DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT, r. l.
Inc pest Iopt" 10 Narhas Vineyard.
rN'i' ANA an points Old Colony Railroad
NlnVcnt
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
cave new daily SUNDAYS m.
Jrl~c' city, IN.
IhtS and a'eOoms for both lines secured at
pn'1 hotels transfer and ticket Oaccs. Office
/ i'r - and t.1ni,rs
I tours and sent free on app
cation.
~ BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
EOR BOSTON.-VIiE LATEST TRAIN with
: PWm'n ~ccprrs via y y. y. IA. and II. l.. r.. Leave
nlahI .'9un Depot al LISP p m week days and 1890
VIA -'eN i on ahd New->ngand Railroad
ENOl. THE
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Eotels.
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