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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

Hoilo1Hy's Pills and Ointment, The Victo.
rieS Of ocienre.-DOm-slic Remedies, Steam,
electric ei. gra phs, lii"ting. g., have each
H. Il lheir par ocular ovation, but the man who
us cdu tn, sph.. re of diseasr, and ailrviatd
tine sv M least t ' e%t o. ms I or 49,
Holloway has exp nd ia life TIM. In the sup
i're>>i u Of sickness throughout he world, and
The effective cures Of Meases small; pox' sng
i'g childhood, his PIES ana Ointment are as IA
m.'liar as ho',S 'h'Id words in Europe Asia, Al .
rica ana America Mothers should never be
without y supply
IMPORTANT CAUrioS.-None are genuine un
less Me signature Of J. HAYDOCK surround :.
each b'x Of Pills and Ointment. Boxes a. &c,
&c and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
lO-6-ly HOLLOWAY & CO., New York.
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The Lyceum discussed the Fiction
question last Friday night. One week
from Tomorrow night the following
question will be discussed, Resolved.
that Guiteau should he hanged for kill
ing the President OF the United States.
Thayer has fine lot Of Easy Chairs,
Patent Rockers, Sofas. Fine Furniture
and Pictures for the Holidays. 15.3w
The saltwater correspondent of the
Pioneer Press says:
Harvey c. Shepard has recently pnr-
chased from Hector and Margaret A.
derson the property on Oak street, at
present occupied by r. NJ. Coles.
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Gilt.edge butter at Herronb. 81

Largest stock # Tobacco and Cigars
At Heron D., Fifty different brands.
-r>sel; - :. sic, > 49, &: lStt
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GUARANTEED TO CURE, Is the inducement we
offer you to come to our store and buy bottle
upon chemical Ia" s, and is prepared with the
most scrupu'ous care. This medicine is war
hroat, bronchitis, Group and III pulmonary lis.
e,ses. Remember, al Ordi;ary cough leads to
consumption II allowed I" continue without re
BY G.. w. Smith. 4A6m
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Ora Nd PRAIRIE

The fine weather has given the farm
ers Il good chance to get out what lit
tie corn they have. 1t has also given
them Il chance to save fuel which is
quite an item when the r.. Il. company
either can't or wont bring ANY into the
country.
Contracts have been made for fuel for
months past ard still W. can't get it.
The fault certainly is with the H. H.
Co., f"r towns on other railroads in the
country have plenty "f fuel and at less
price than they charge for it here.
There have heen two more deaths at
the hn,.se Of Erick Larson since my
last. one child of Mr.. Larson aud one
4 child of Il Mr.. .Knulson I hear. The
disease is said to be measles. The
children Of Henry Nelson are still very
sick with the same disease.
School commences in Dist. SO, Oh
Dec. 5, Geo. Iallas. Teacher.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
Popular Everywhere.-''B urtlane. ~
the French name for Bur.loc:1, is as pop.
ular in France us in America. AS an
anti scnrbutic, apdrient and diuretic it
cannot he to highly extollrd, Burdock
Blood Bits rs combine lin a condensed
form" all Its properties" For govt,
cutaneous disorders and kidney troubles
they are unequaled. Price $l.0O, trial
size 10 cents.
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Call ut Herrons for your toys and
confectionery. l5.3w
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

Oysters by the can. quart or dish at
Herron's. l5tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

n" other medicine will cure a cough SO
quick rs Piso's Cure for Consumption.
There is no other medicine that tastes so good az
Piso's Cure for Consumption. 1t should be
kept always in the house, because it il a
certa'" and safe remedy for Group, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Sure Throat. 1t will cure
Consumption: consequently it will cure these
lesser complaints. which are 70 o1ten the FORE
runners of Consumption.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

A A, nomses 81 cs.Ssetwilng Machine for sale
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Years Of snffQinR.-Mrs. Barnhart,
cor. Pratt and broadway, Buffalo, was
for twelve years Il sufferer from rheu-
matism, and after trying every
known remedy without avail, was en-
tirely cured by Thomas Eciectric Oil.
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S88 week in your own town, AsC)ntlt fra
]VC No risk. Reader. II you want.a business
1t which persons OF either 6ox can Iake ars,s3
p1ye1 she tine they .wesk, .Writo fof IGgtiesjeIs
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

I'd. MAPs.-77We. hive =: supply. OF NrA,rs
County Mars framed to hang mp. Evrsy
office should have one: No family
should be without this map. Kerpthe
baby quiet and smlNtl.es the wriukh0
out Of your wife's temper.
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moving the machine.

Magic in the Ninet-entn Century,
n. Mcl1ea. Wyebridgr. Ontario. writes,
Il have sold large quantities 1T DR..
Thomas Electric Oil; it is used for
colds. sore threat. Group, ETC.. aud in
fact. for amy affection of the throat it
works like magic. It is sure cure for
h,,rs,c .vr,n,<lo n,,,1
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1V'It . JV5HCV C1JssV 1IVJIVU SWIM gro"
ceries and canned goods rs cheap as
any man IN town. 15.tf
The READING by A. p. Burbank last
evening, under the auspices of the A.
0. q. w., was. as promised. first
class entertainment in every respect
We hope to have Mr.. b. again under
more favorable circumstances for Sc
curing q full house.
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Vol. 10. No. IS

Christmas comes on Sunday this
year.
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COUNTY MAPS

COUNT WIFS
GREA TREDUC7IONI MN PRICE,
Just received al the ADVANCE office
4 new invoice Of MOBILES County
MAPS, which we will sell ut reduction
Of 50 per celt. for the next GO days, us
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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Despistd.-By the unthinking, Rur.
dock has been considered u weed, and
its luxuriant goowth, unpleasant smell.
ETC., has rendered it. to those mot
knowing its virtues. - a nuisance, and
yet the root has long been ackuo wledged
by savants ~ most invaluable ASA (iiu-
retic, aperieut and blood purifier. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters nbt,dy all its good
qualities Price $500, trial size lOcts.
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Pain and weakness of the lungs. liy-
or. kidneys, ard urinary, organs reliev-
ed by using Brown 3 Iron Bitters.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

See advertisement Of Jersey Bull, re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Lowe.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had at this Office
the rate Of for Is cents. -
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DRESS MAKING.
lam prepared to do
Dress and Cloak Making
In the latest styles. Also to manufacture
HairSwitcheS.
MISS EMMA CURTla
koom-first Door North Of DR.. Barber's Drue
StOfe. lin
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PHYSICIANS.
T CRAFT, M. D.,

y.
- PHYSICIAN a. SURGEON.
s,,ecia, attention given to surgery snl ~
treatment Of Female Diseases: having haa ~
years experience. - a....-.s .,f-'
Also surgeon Of the Sioux city 4 St. Paul as1
Wortllim.tOn 4 Si'rlx Fails Railroads ~.
Supplied With fuli CASES II surgical and Ooooee
Refreshments, and fracl uve HpplIanc'A
OFFICIAL residence; esriser Vt fOareb Az
nue. and Eleventh street, 40.
"'' ''''>' WONT3iiVGTOX. XIyx S''
.. Is Aly.. ~-.!-. = i
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Go to Thayei's for your Holiday
Goods. 15.3w
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Virtue acknowledged.-Mrs. IRA
Mulholland, Albany, N. Y, writes:
For several years have suffered from
oft-recurring bilious headaches, oOl,-
stipation. dyspepsia, and conn plants pr
culiar to my sex. Since using your
Bnrtock Blnoh Bitters I am entirely
relieved" Price 81, 90, trial size l0cts
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-12-08

Feeble Ladies Those languid. tire
some sensations, causing you to feel
scarcely able to be your feet: that
constant drain that is taking from your
System all its elasticity. driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that continu.
al strain upon your vital forces, render
ing yoN irritable and fretfnl; can easily
he removed by thu use Of tha> marvel
Gus remedy, Hop Bit+ers. Irregulari-
ties and distractions of your system
are relieved at once, while the special
cause If periodical pain is permanently
removed. will you heed this?
Do You SUFFER from sick or nervous head
ache, neuralgia or sleeples>neSs? II ~, do not
delay. trusting that III time nature will restore
YOU hut come 1T once to our store for DR.
Faust's German Cure. For sale by C. ".
Smith. 4h6m
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aSA G SMALL.
General Insurance and Collecting A.
gent.
Money to loan on Real Estate Security No
waiting +" or 90 dyyS. Money paid as soon asse.
cnrity is approved OF.
OFFtCE-On Main Street next to Rice's Drug
Store.
S-9ly ADRIAN, MIMI
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Ifyou want \ good aud reliable Sew
ing Machine, buy the >'Crown." Thayer
has them for sale. l3-tf
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LOCAL.

woRrn,xorox. MIMI. DEcsnsEa 8, 1881
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New Millinery.
Mrs. +. A. 0eW0lF.

Wishes to inform the Laiies Of Worthincton
and surrounding country that she has opened
Millinery Store first door north 1T the Post o.
nce. on 10th street, where will We kept constant
" Oh hand in the
Latest Styles,
All thing. pertaining to the Millinery line.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. 4-ly
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
The ADVANCE Of OctOber 9th said:
Bore>s has promised to do better
hereafter.
And in our issue of November 10th,
We said:
Now that the people have given US
such a rousimg majority. we have ar
ranged with Boreas to repay them with
good weather.
Then the heather laughed ard said,
go to. YOU old false prophet" and
"Go up, you old bald-head!' Well,
sure enough, Boreas was rs good rs his
word. About Thanksgiving Day lie
gathered the North winds in and put
up the bars, and drove the rain clouds
off to the tropics, and turned on Indian
Summer through the gates of the West,
and for two weeks the weather has been
all that could be ask d.
Still, this is nothing remarkable
This is only our normal Minnesota wea-
Their come again. Minnesota "alluz
Comes down stairs this way.''
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California Comb Honey at Herron's
IT,. "a. 80 -. 7.r -~: 15tf
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Fsisgraphie Summary.

The returns from the elections for
the French Chamber Of Deputies yes
terday are meagre. In Paris the re-
publicans of various shades carried
most of the districts. M. Gambetta
was returned by bare majority
Mr.. Parnell's motion in the House of
Commons for the release of Mr.. Davitt
was defeated by vote of so to ia
bill is pending in the House of Com
mons making an important change in
the English law of libel.-At the elec-
tions for members of the Portugal
Chambers yesterday for lat seats, only
about 90 were obtained by the various
shades of the opposition.-Excessiv
rains have damaged the harvests in
some places In Au-t -tria.--The Arab
fan tic who @ran o muck" through the
streets of Sussa on Saturday, the 18th
inst, calling on the Arabs to join him
in holy war, was brought before the
Bey of Tunis ON the goth inst, who
had him hanged forthwith.--The cleo
tons in Madrid yesterday resulted fa-
vorably to the liberals. The conserva.
tives are charged with organizing an
extensive scheme of s'repeating."-
The international law reform confer
ence at Cologne has ended.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
yong wiTark. About HI. student

WASHINGTON, August Colt ia
announced at the Chinese legation
that next Monday Yung Wi Chaing,
the Assistant Commissioner of Edu.
cation, will start for China with
another party of Chinese students,
numbering forty. 1t is said that in
September Commissioner Woo will
return with the rest and the establiss
ment at Hartford will be closed up
and deserted. Yung Wi Chaipg says
that he thinks his government will
eventually send annother lot of boys
to be educated. He denies that his
government is removing the students
because they are becoming Ameri.
but he says that the boys
came here when about 10 years old
and now have grown up till they all
range from l9 to 81 years ofage and
it is time that some use is being made
of them. The will put to work on the
new telegraph line from Pekin to Tie
Tsin. Some of them, he says,
have forgotten their own language
TO such extent that they can with
difficulty carry on conversation in
it. He says, further, that the Chinese
Government has decided to adopt q
military school system modelled
after West Point and 1t will be loca
ted at Tien-Tsin.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
A visit to Jersey.

Smith Post No. l, G. A. B.. of this city
accompanied by a delegation of DUPONT.
Post No. 2. went to Pennsgrove. N. j.,
saturday evening, on the tug Taurus,
leaving King stI eet wharf at 7.30 O'Clock
and paid a friendly visit to sPost No. 33,
of that place. Post No. 8 of New Castle,
also went over. The visitors were receiv-
ed at the whar and escorted TO the head
quarters Of Post No. 80, where they were
csrd lally welcomed by Prof. en4ber ton
Pierce, and com mander Ii. IL. DeGront ap-
propiate responses were made by De-
partment Commander McNair- Ju. &c
advocate Macallister, and Post COmman-
ders Gregg, Price and Bliss. Stirring ad-
dresses were also delivered by surgeon
Keables Past Rost Commsnder Mellow
ell and Comrade Jochen of Post No.
Comrades Levi Garrett, OF Post No. q; Q.
Branwhite, OF Post No. q OF Pennsylya-
MIA. and Officer- f-the- Day Worldley. Of
Post No. 81, OF New Jersey. Brief remarks
were made oy various other comrades.
Assistant Quartermaster / General g 1rm- =
ley and Comrade McIntire of New Gas
tie aid comrades Drukker and Zacha-
riah Pickels, OF Wilmington, furnished
excellent music. The entertatnment Sen
cluded with ioc cream and other refresh-
ments after whlen the visitors left for
home.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
The Woman ssCrank.n

WARRINGTON. August 2O.-Mr. Antho-
ny Remiger, OF 5i3 Broadway, Brook yn,
arrived here last night to take charge ol
his wife who caused such q commotton in
front of the Whi'e House yesterday by
her strange costume and queer antics.
He says she has been acting strangely for
about u month. She left home on We'd
nesday and must have gone to Manhat-
tan Beach, where she procured the bath
ing suit In which she appeared here,
leaving the greater part Of her own cloth
ing In the th-house. She had very lit
tie money but had several rings, which
she must have sold or pawned to get
means to pay her fare TO Baltimore.
From that point she was passed free on
an order from the City Marshal, in pur-
suance Of the custom of that city to send
all paupers and lunattcs to washington
to save Baltimore Taxpayers the expense
OF caring for them. When she left home
she had profusion of long black hair.
II is now cut short and parted on the side
Mr.. Remiger left to-day to return to
Brooklyn. HIS wife seems to have par
TALLY recovered from her hallucination,
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
FIRST EDITION.
CRAzED WITH RUM.
A Stranger from philadelphia Cuts
HIS Throat I'm this City.

His Throat In this City.
About II o'clock last night, word
was received at the police station, by
telephone from the National Dredging
Company's works on the Delaware
river, that q man apparently crazy
from the effects of rum was roaming
about the marshes in condition that
threatened injury to himself or others.
The man made his appearance in the
vicinity about dusk and soon began to
make the air ring with his crazy yells
and cries for help. When questioned
by some of the workmen he refused to
tell his name, but said he lived in
Philadelphia, and that his relatives
were pursuing him with the intention n
of taking his life. He had no clothing
on at the time but pants and shirt.
In response to the telephone mes
sage officers Cloud and Pike went
down to the light house about mid
night, and found the man lying In q
little frame shed along the road. On
Bringing him under the rays of Ian
tern, they were surprised to find q
ghastly cat in his neck, about two
inches in length and apparently reach
ing into the wind-pipe. They got him
to the police station as quickly as pos
sible, where DIR. Ogle Immediately
dressed the wound, and at 4 4o'clock he
was taken to the Almshouse.
At the station house he gave his
name as William Call, and said be
lived in the neighborhood of Twenty
second and Lombard streets, Philadel-
phia. He said he out himself with an
old knife, which he afterwards threw
away, and seemed to regret that tho
weapon was not sharper.
This morning Call was reported as
being in good condition and will prob
ably recover.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
PERSONAL.

John Pierson, who was injured or
the West Jersey Railroad, is now
able to be about. His arm will not be
amputated as was at one time fear
ed.
Mrs. Chas. j. III. Beckett and Miss
Annie Mcknight, of this city, are on
visit to Cape May for the benefit
of their health.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Forgetfulness of People.

We would not, by enticing headings
and other devices lead you into reading
of the virtues possessed by Pierce's Uele
brated Medicines we're 1t not that We
are aware of the forgetfulness of people,
aud that must be our excuse, dear read
sr, for again telling you that Or. Pierce's
Golden NJ edical Discovery is without an
equal as blood-purifier. l: cures all
humors from the common blotch, pim-
pie, or eruption, to the worst sorofula,
fever sore or ulcer. DIR. Pierce's Pellets
are pleasant but eff Client cathartic.-
Sold by druggists.
ST. CLOUD HOUSE, Chicago, H.,
Jan. 20ta, 1879.
R. v. PIERCE, M. D.:
Dear Doctor-I have besn using your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
for liver complaint and general debility.
1t is Impossible to express the gratitude
| feel. It Is simply wonderful the effect
your medicines have had upon me. l
am In every way thousand per cent
better. am, yours gratefully,
j. q. DAVIDSON.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Collision at Sea.

The steamship Elysia, of the Anchor
Line, which arrived In New York from
London Saturday, ran down the brig
Emily, Of Swansea, on the morning OF
the 18th, In latitude, Al degrees 81 and
longitude 20 degrees 80, and, The latter
being about to sink, her crew were
transferred to the steamer, which brought
them to New York. Capt. Wood, Of the
Emily, states that he was bound from
st. John, New Brunswick, for Queens
town with cargo of oil. The collision,
he thinks, occurred within two minutes
after the steamer was first seen, but he
is unwilling to give his opinion IS TO
where the blame,i if there was any should
rest. That, he say, must be settled by q
court OF inquiry. Re does not know the
value OF either his vessel or Of her cargo,
nor can he say whether either were in
sured, Passengers Of the Elysla say that
the brig was not sighted until 1t was too
late to avoid collision, but that the
former was proceeding cautiously.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
A Mortgage for $50. 900, 900.

The announcement is made that the
heaviest mortgage ever recorded at Al
bany, New York. was recorded there on
Friday. II IA for $50, ,000, 900 and is gwen
by the New York. West Shore and Buff
fslo Railroad Compony to the United
states Trust Company Of New York as
trustee. The indenturs sets forth tina
che railroad company 10 formed BY the
consolidation Of the New York, West
Shore and Buffalo Railway Company,
the North River Railroad Company and
the J Jersey City and Albany Railway
COMPANY. The psrbose Is to construct
a railroad from Weehawken, N. j., ep-
oosits tho Oity Of New York, along the
west shore Of the Hudson River to West
Point, Newburg, Kingston, Catskill.
Athens ana Coxsackie to or near Sche-
nectaday, and thence along or near the
south shore of the Mohawk river to Uti-
ca, syracuse and Buffalo, with B anches
TO the cities Of Albany and Rochester.
The rate of interest is per cent.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Police Cases,

Clement Haugh, residing at Third
and Lombard streets, was before Ma
yor Almond, Saturday, night under
the ordinance recently passed by
City Council, for gong upon the
streets while a case of smallpox
existed in his family. He was fined
500 and costs.
Henry Hinson, Jos. Gissner and
Mary Brindle, COL, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, 81 aud costs.
Tom Hinesley and Geo. Graham,
tor fighting on the streets, 81 and
costs.
Samuel Berry, COL, who recently
ran into and knocked down an old
man, while driving around the cor.
ner Of Fourth and French streets,
was fined so and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 2srd 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

rs1 81 4 aH.IILiADELPHIA.-2.952. ~ 2.25 8.sO Tan.
s.i0 wv, S.lg. 9,56. 1870. LISA. m, Il. II
sl1.4S, 2.U8, 2.30, 400, 5.52, 8s. Z ia q H
tV;W ~ p; ~ M; Sundays, 2.O5. 2.25, s.iO am: M
Eo0 oo, o. e;SS. 7.0t, y.55, 10.OO p. m.
ll:ss .. m. sla. .ls. 3os. 5SS ST sss H.. q s.oa' @
sundays, 206. 2.26 q. M, 6.52 mS n n m
foh bALTIhoRE.-i2,5l, ia. S.02 1.S.
y. W am. ;l26S. sl.OA. AIS $50 1851 D. M
Sundays. u l2-6l. 2l2. 40 .7.s5 a. m. 1851
fss ga wsAns1n.IFe1To.;-i26l, y 81 2l2, 4.o2; 1855.
R.asays, E.ol 2.l2, 4.02, 7.6S q. m.
BALTIMORE AND In rERnEDIAr. arA
oss. TSs 4; ;;i25l, s,ss q. M. I255, 4. Is p. m.
t,n s'ao p. m. train stops at wny sta
Roi,s,aiy Rns My betwe cen PerryviliS and
pr.more. Sundays, l25l q. M.
TnanVILLE T,.ss, AND INTERMEDIARY STA
fioNs'-S.l5 p. m. 80
FOR NEW CAsTLR,-aOO a.M n I'M.
H'U, o,2o, p. m, No Sunday traIns
mmhaiNGToN m,no AND INTERMEpIATE srA.
bys.so SUNDAY .so,a. a. m; l.o6. 8.1 p. m. No
AELsAR lA AND DINpERMEDIArE srAr1oNs
Fop .S1 W q. M.; l.U5 p. m.
S1os wLA!sGroN d NORTHERN r. H.
tra,as; =; m.; 800. 6.0o p, m. No Sunuay
m m q - axe w E8TERN r.. h-1.Ib
Ia az q. M; 6.S5 p. ml Sunday trains.
TR o;ST =. ~. and 800 .. M, ''
EpaSSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
~ ~ faILADELPHIA.-l243. 2O7. s.57.
q ~. s.SSi $50 q. M, IL M: l2.ib. iSl5
800 ~ ~ aa.SS, ~, $40, eco 6.ib. 6.ie
ii. ~ ,S'zW .S62. 4 81. II. 4. M; O. 20, IO.l5,
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
1nt IA,D,ELPHIA-Broad street Depot-
sn '.S s.l5, 1880, ii, 10. N. m n. M: I.sO
IA "a S.60. 4.30. 5l65 lis, 5.46 40. s.00 d. .16
an sn;d0 p. m. Sundays. 7.O6. .SO a. M
FsSS ~. s.4s, 1000. il.a6 D. m. WV
y. m.:sW NsW YoRK.-207, 3.52, 7.52. 8.83
FsaoI, AVS NV a.U7, 8.5i 1.52 q, m. iO.45 3. m m
M hbALTIMoRk.-i,50. "a 2la. o III ii M =
d.. sS.Al, 2.00, 6.48, 8.3O. $50 o. m. s,,,n.
Fsa 30. 2.l9 q. M. SID. 8.3d 9.W y. m.
IN WAsHINGToN.-l.6o. 2.l9. III IA a
dsvs ,I;ai, n 2.u0, $40, 8.Ss Q. m, sun
FRos P.%, Pog, z.is, q, NJ: 6.46. $50 p. m,
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6 Ia a NV OAsTLR.-8.4S, cas-, q. M: Ia. u
FpnS Gneo neo Pm. No Sunday trains.
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FRoSp y M. "a. No Sunday trains.
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trains in.; 2.06 Gas p. m. No Sunday
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s,w, and ar S4PR z. ! "a. Sunday trainsi s.l'