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From Fall River.
KAPPA

FALL RIVER, April 27.-Fall River is again
on the 'qui we" owing to the commissioners
riding their hobby in a way that Is merltlng
indignation, increasing the expenses OF The
town through their sheer neglect and careless
ness.
Some of our most iudicious citizens assem-
bled to elect school director. After consld
cradle fur pulling they settled the tiara on the
head of G. Z. Farrell unanimously.
The annual election for Sunday school super
lntendent passed oft very Practically Sunday
last. After considerable balloting Brother
Campbell was chosen officiating priest tor five
consecutive years. The lesson for next Sun.
day will be "Balaam's journey to Bashan."
The law suit between Messrs. Mires and
Knull Is anxiously awaited by the community
at large. AS great many of the farmers will be
witnesses in the coming trial. the militia 10 be-
ing organized to prevent the flowing of blood.
The Aurora Borealis Of Sunday evening had
such an effect upon few individuals of a ner.
vous temperent as to PROSTATE them with govt,
rheumatism and fits.
After considerable reluctance, Marsellles
finally replanked their rattle.trap OF bridge.
The petition in their behalf has rot as yet
made Its appearance
One of our small fry" statesmen's crusade
against the town assessor will probably be
carried to the Supreme Court of the United
States ii not settled.
Mr.. Amasa Wilson will soon take his depar
ture for the haunts of Daniel Boone He thinks
the resources OF that state will far Outshinc the
wealth OF Ormus and Of Ind. MOSES,
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with three barges Of corn for Chicago, shipped
by q. G. Grlswold and N. J. Rulison, the first
shipment tor the season.
M. NJ. Taylor, of the popular hardware house
of r. j. Moore & Co., has purchased the hand
some residence lately occupied by DIR. Cronyn
and moved in this week. lie has not yet CIV
en- house warming, but no doubt that indis-
pensable iormality will not be forgotten.
Hon. Alex. Vaughey paid our village n.y.
ing visit last Saturday, returning to Spring,
field on Monday to reinforce the democratic
"forlorn hope" in their efforts to obtain a faint
recognition of the fact that minorltles have
rights which majorities are bound to respect.
John Condor has returned from atrip to To-
wa, where he had been prospecting for up
wards of a month. He has purchased timely
improved and well.stocked farm OF 16O acres,
within two miles of Cherokee, the county seat
OF Cherokee county. His many friends IN Be-
neca and La Sale county will regret his leav.
ing spot that has known HIM from his child.
hood but let US hope that his good fortune
and future success in life may be assured, and
that the democracy of that growing state may
increase and multiply and learn wisdom and
take counsel from his ripe experience:
KAPPA
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The sixty-third anniversary OF the establish
ment of American Odd Fellowship was observed
by the Order In this county on Wednesday in a
Union meeting at La Salle under the auspices OF
the county association, The programme was
similar to that of the year before in Ottawa the
speaker being Rev. g. L. Taylor, OF Sheriden'
The procession, considering the day, was large,
having three bands of music, the uniformed Bat
TALON OF Patrlarchs Of Streator, lodge OF the
Daughters OF Rebeksh, besides representatives OF
the several lodges composing the county associa-
ton-ln all about six hundred. After marching
through the principal streets and witnessing a
battalion drill, the procession returned TO Turn
Hall, where the exercises were held. The ad-
dress was very entertaining to all who heard H.
having, Of course, for its principal thought the
objects and results Of the order. In the evening
dance was given by the "brothers" of La Sale.
The delegation from Ottawa, as usual on such
occasions, was very small, about twenty-five or
thirty being all that attended, while Streator,
with her accustomed enterprise, turned out over
four hundred, The annual picnic will be heldin
Peru some time In August.
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From Ophir.

OPHTR, April 26-The wet and cold weathe
is retarding vegetation, and work Is kept back
still farmers are well along compared to las
year.
Billy Jackson has bran new girl baby
Billy says she will help her mother for /
years.
David Wylie, while cutting down trees late
ly, cut his left foot badly, nearly severing il
DIR. Everett was called In Immediately, snt
under his care Dave is doing as well as can b,
expected; still it will be good while before
he can use the foot again.
VIM. Foust, the young man shot by Kidd
Is doing very well. He is able 10 go all ovel
the county, and the indications now are thai
he will fully recover.
Chas. Foster has surrounded the p. o. with
new picket fence.
Fred. kirsteatter has his new barn finished
Alex Wylie, jr., had quite a runaway in
Homer last week. His team getting away
from him at the smith shop, they ran two
miles before they were stopped, breaking
strange as ii may seem, nothing at ALL
Pedro rides new Gilpin Sulky; he thinks
it must have been below zero on Friday, as he
could not keep warm with an overcoat on aud
blanket around HIM
VIM. Weygandt paid our sanctum visit,
last week and we enjoyed it very much. Come
again, Will, and bring the daisy along.
Harry EsmOnd and the widow will be mar.
RED soon. Success, Hank go ia and win.
Pedro was excused from Jury duty last
week, thanks to judge Stipp
James Phillips has a tangled pulverizer.
We could uot help being astonished on
reading in the FREE TRADER of the 18th inst.
how much our worthy commissioner of high
ways had expended in 1881 and until Feb. 10,
1882; just S94S.S9. A very modest sum indeed
How long the people Of Ophir will stand such
treatment remains to be seen The citizens OF
the west and south side are sick of 1t, but can
help themselves, as few IN the north side run
the town. Now the facts are right here, S94S
expended in one year and / i month, and not
one solitary bridge or culvert In the town de.
Gently fit 10 be crossed, and not one good mile
OF highway that hasn't got one or rnore mud
holes In 1t.
1t seems just like this to me, and | can
prove what | say, when our commissioner ION
our side mean) has nothing to do he will 20
and take load of old worn out plank to some
place and let them lay and forget all about
them, while the bridge they were intended for
has hole in 1t that will let any horses foot
through Now, Mr. Commissioner YOU BUR.
chased two road scrapers several years ago,
and we never saw one yet on the road. Are
they 20 ornament your front yardg Troy
Grove docs three times the work on roads that
Ophir does, still their bill is not so large. II
seems 10 me like republican administration
steal all you can while IN Office.
wish some one would reply to this; or per.
baps Tell Phone can answer why his college
bills are so large and no work done. PEDRO.
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W. H. Barnard, the American express agent at
this city, met with a severe accident on Tuesday,
which will probably conflne him to his bed for
some time. He was riding on the express wagon
about o'clock, when the horse became fright
ened at box car standing on the track near the
Ottawa Tile Co.'s Works and ran away. Near
Shuler's lumber yard Mr.. Barnard was thrown
from the wagon, but ciinging to the lines was
dragged some distance, sustaining fracture of
the right leg just above the ankle and several
severe bruises about the head. young man
named Werner was on the wagon also at the
time the horse started, but escaped injury by
jumping off. The runaway horse continued on
its course, turning east along Main street,
choosing the sidewalk on the south side Of the
street for its track, but fortunately without Sc
rious damage 70 anything. At Stiefel's corner
Hunters fsh-cart was demolished by the horse
falling down upon II, after first annihilatng
Oestreicher's meat wagon. After the accident
Mr.. Barnard was removed 10 his home, where
good surgical skill did all that could be done for
him. All who know the injured man sympathize
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From Seneca,

SENECA, April 27.-lncrease Of traffic over
he K. 81 S. railroad necessitates more facili.
tIe for transferring and handling freight. So
the company are putting in additional side.
tracks and, il is reported, will build freight
house shortly an improvement that is much
needed. The c., r. /. d p. road has conferred
another favor on our little city and Its travel.
ing community IN causing the two night
trains going east TO stop here, and going west
TO do so on signal.
The propeller Nashotah left here last week
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The County Ofiicss.

The following were this week granted license,
| to marry:
Ole Thompson and Mira. Anna Thompson.
VIM. W. johnson and Catharine L. Roe.
Walter Mum and Jane Brown.
Chas. +. Clagett and Flora Gregg.
| Julius r. Grabow and Maria koeft.
| Albert Kellcnbauch and Mary Thomas.
Thos. Miller and Catharlne T.. Hayden.
Fritz X. Lndeblad and Botholda Person.
John 2. Schlesser and Mary f. Felt.
Geo. Heck and Annie Walter.
Next Monday being the beginning OF the May
term Of the county court, claims against the es.
tate OF Daniel K. Chapman must be filed on or
before that date. A law term OF this court be-
gins on the same day.
During the week 30 certificates Of births and
three OF deaths were filed for record.
REAL ESTATE.
Real estate instruments numbered from -, 9SS
TO 4, ia were filed this week for record. Quite
number OF these were old ones to be re-record-
ed, being part OF the burned records. The
money involved In the transactions Of 1882 was
SAFES ..xlO7, III 90
Loans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, 90
City property was as active as usual, a large
number OF sales having been recorded. The fig-
ures were:-
Sales. 81, 2G2 80
The sales were divided up as follows: Streator,
y, S2,4lS.30; La Salle 8, S3,2655O; Peru, g S27O;
Ottawa, 4, $3.50 70; Marseilles, 4, 800, 465; Le-
land, $50; Seneca, $3.50; Mendoza, S25; Utica,
5000; Tonlca, S225. Loans: Peru, 2, Sl575; Mar
settles, 3, $45,315; La Sale, $500; Mendoza, 9,
800; Ottawa, 3, $500; Streator, 5000
Among the sales were the following pieces:
Lot 12, blk. so, La Sale, $1,000.
Eth neg 30, 81, g Richland, a, 400.
Lot Z, blk So, La Sale, 1925.
Seq swq neq 10, SO, |, La Sale, $4,000.
Lots -, 35, blk 5, tInderhill's adm, Crotty,
Seneca $3.50
The Dwight Bros. Co. paper mill, Marseiles,
to Clark ~ Black, 100000.
Lot Z, blk 90, La Sale, $1,000.
Ell4ft lot IL and sl5ft lot 10, blk. 80, States
adm, Ottawa, $1,000.
Lot 10, blk. rs, Verm. Coal Co., adm, Strcator,
$780,
Ell swq SO, So, l, Troy Grove, 5000.
Lots @, z, blk. 10, La Sale centre, Peru, 5000.
Eth neg Z, 80, 2, Usage, 400.
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The Sureator Pres Press says; "We have it from
high authority that there is but little doubt Of
the projected Chicago, Streator Il Bloomington
railroad becoming an accomplished fact" Like
another? thus mentioned by the Morris I.de
pendent: "was the Morris, Rockford & Northern
an underground railroad originally, or has it died
and been nut there"
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From Wallace.

WALLACE, April 27.-The party at Mr.. o.
Donnel's on Thursday evening was grand
success. The attendance was large and all en-.
joyed pleasant evening.
Miss Thompson is engaged TO teach In Dis.
trict No. 4 for the summer NED.
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deeply with him in this affection, for 1t seems
that he Is tho subject OF numerous trials, under
which many would become discouraged, The
horse doing the mischief is ugly and ought long
ago to have been replaced by more trusty ami.
nal, having ran away several times previous
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court,

The court Is crowdlng business along as rap
idly as two judges and d""h'" ""'
mep rn S" a. Palmer, for stealing cattle near
r;npa :. as found guilty and given one year In
To- 6enitentisry, the value Of property being
500.
WIN. Courier, burning Of . straw stack, found
not Rn,ity.
Michael Humphrey, Of Morris, forgery OF notes
OF merchants; on change Of venue, on trial, spe.
cial venirc ordered
Liquor Cases-James Conln selling to inebr.
ate on Sunday; default OF appearance judg for
felture vs.. II. Wertheim, sci. ia. ordered James
Conlin and Harry Weber, four Indictments, same
order; Peter Reinhardt, five indictments, fined
$3.50; Gottlieb and Christian HARE, six indict-
ments fined $3.50.
JNlgnents.-J. N. Shuler v. j. +. Murphy,
$3.50; Alex JOrsleger for use, &c, v. La Sale
Coal Mining Cor, SIS, appeal to Appellate Court.
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Butter-Choice to fancy creamery, 27@2S fine
to fancy dairy, 24@26c; good to choice, 1S@22c
shipping lots, l2tdl4c.
Eggs-Fresh, 1401l416c.
Potatocs-Peachblows, S1@S1OO per bush
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, s775@
800; good to choice natives, S7.lO@7.35; com
mon shipping and killing steers SG.OOd6. 50;
cows and heifcrs, $365Ql425.
Live Hogs-Saes ranged from s6s5@725 to
packers.
WooI"-Water Brown & Co.'S BOSTON, last
circular reports no change in the tone OF the
market for the past week, but the previous de-
cline had been sufficient to induce consumers Of
llHe washed fleeces to enter The market for more
liberal purchases than they have made for Some
time past. Yesterdays Chicago quotations are
as follows:
Tub-washed, good medium, q h 3764O
aub.washed, coarse and dingy. .270t33
Washed fleece, fine heavy 2Om22
Washed aeece, fine light. 25M27
Washed heecc, coarse. Observation-Disclosures 0d32
Washed fleece, medium. Observation-Disclosures 3@l37
| Tnwaabnh Hpa
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April 90, 1882.
The Times OF Yesterday SAYS:

s.r6hg, aaa1or a time prices averaged higher than
at the close OF Wednesday. Later, however, the
bear interest again came to the front, and at the
afternoon call buyers rather held the advantage.
Future wheat In fact closed &c lower for May
delivery, unchanged for June, and shade high.
or for July than on Wednesday. May corn fell
off &c. June nc, and July nc. Oats were
stronger and considerably higher. Provisions
closed shade better all around. Corn was the
favorite speculative article. General business
was only moderately active. On Change cash
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THE wOMEN's HOSPITAL
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Sil Coinage Grprs Ana. CAicnlo. Ill

81 Collage Grove Afe., Chicago, III
charitable Institution; incorporated Sept is is.i and
devoted exclusively TO the treatment Of the diseases and
cdcnts peculiar to women Provided with full corns o.;
competenf For admission circulars ccnanDs
inrttr Information. etc address Dr. ELEANuR NJ SrAL
LAkD, Resident Physlcfan zz2X rov3S
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TOtal sales for Che day .--..----- ----''--''-'--
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


LAS Cnrcrs. y. NJ. June 27.-Heavy contracts
have been made with Organ nine owners loT p JiDs
NV the propretors of the SOcorro sIneiIer' DelIN
er,es are TO be made at the AJchlsOn, Topeka anu
Santa Fe Railroad track herr -, ,r +,,o
Tie town of Organ lately ORGANIZED near tIic
Hawkeye and Memphis mines, Is daily RECEIVING
new accessiODs. -, ,,,oro;o1
Hotel here TO Organ. -, IL o,,5
Little Pittsbufg Official report for tie week emo
ing June - shows: Ore shipped Zf9 IONS 10 See
Elements Balance shipped and unsettled loI 10 "a'e
Dos tons.
Rising Sun superintendent reports June II, IlaI
The ledge IN the west drift. sixth level Is stronger
and shows better indications than any other ever
discovered IN the mine and that 1t may be con-
sidered a new body of ore extending doWn~af9
from the fifth level The e ge Is two 1eet VIDE ana
the ore will run $50 per ton.
Alta Montana official telegram from the property
June "a saws: Snow Tunnel, Alta mlne assay
taken across foot vein, 2O7 ounces silver, 80 per
cent lead, go gold second assay another portion
81 ounces silver % per cent lead; another pornQn
as ounces silver 20 per cent lead 81 gold; WIZ
write fully The average of ASSAYS reported 10 Tue
above dispatch is 2-3 ounces silver, - 50 goid
and 80 per cent lead. The strike from which me
ASSAYS are made is 900 feet below the surface, The
greatest depth yet reached in any mine III Montana.
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. June 27--P. ".

TUESDAY, June ~ VI
Business at the mining stock excnanees 80
@a,i,e and there were some interesting changes
~ ,riccs. Navajo continued strong ami rose iroe'
o 20 10 4O5. and Central Arizona suddenly u0'o'-
onod demand that carried its price from D. o1i's
Yesterday TO Sla95 cents. Robinson was s'c"u! =,
9saeo cents for stock, while wide differences VIZ
made for thirty-day sellers options state Lme ,S
wore lower again: anil at 27d3U eeEsS cc mrs
oriental and Miller at 30 cents, agal1 1o chTvso
Yesterday Horn Silver was ~ ow9t an, q, w Was cent
caser at % cents Among the C9liopnaa nd Rising
Green Mountain again advanced to - @ Little
Sun to 59a57 cents :he oheIs W. bnt they were
was done in the COmstoc@ S"''0''
steady 10 firm
.,pe ~ IRE MINING EXCHANGES
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Gteamboats duS Railroads..

A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
~ wall Nevburg. POughkeepse. R0ndout and Kingston.
landing at CranstOns formerly C0zLenss Milton New Ham
Nestryst per al 3.l5 and 22dst at $3.50 Connects
at Poughkeepsie with evening trains fT the North
COLORADO,
~ OREGON, CALIFORNIA ST PAULl MINNIE
APOLIs, and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA. ami tho NORTH
EST are reached direct from CHICAGO viaths
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EsTERN Ry
II from Two to hve trains daily each way between
CHICAGO aud prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago PU LYMAN SLEEPERS are run on all OF lts
through and night trains fOr rates OF fare and other IN
ormatonappJ person 10 ilY c'i''i u'Ns
General Eastern AGENT. No. AIS Broadway New York.
TOR STATEN ISLAND.-Fast steamer
SHADY SIDE landing Tompkinsvtllc and STAPLE.
ton. FARE ONLY CENTS. Leaves Pier No. 3 North
River. except SUNDAYS 600 $780, 81 O. 5:lO 1'lO p NJ
Leaves Island 600 s;lO IN. $50 y. N.
TOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman sleepers via y V. y. II. and II. r. r. leaves
Grand Central DepO. AZ 1875 week days Get tickets
VIA Newlofk and Sew England Railroad, at Grand CentF
Depot ana principal hotels
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
L KILL MOUNTAINS.-IAndBg at Cranson's Landing
west Point, Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro MHtCn'
Poughkeopsia. EsOpus connecting with Ulster ana el
ware and stony Glove Railroads Steamboats, Clty OF
CaisEl aui James W. Baldwin leave daily AZ p N. 1901
city Catski leaves a. connecting with evening
train fUr
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steamboats ano railroads..
banv and G.. VIb-

IJRANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and I. NiD Id
A 6aay SUNDAY e1fspssq leave lea SD Ss a %
80 gu ysrE Ferry West Point Newburg, POugnkeep-
s Rhln"beck Catskn. and Hudson Conleeuns az 70
sue a; ALBANY with TRAINS LOT lle MN II "uN VIZ" ~
sns- 80 - r NTOGA EMPRESS
,Ip,vY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
nREW AMI sT JOHN leave pier Al North river 1901 %
ranal.t every WEEK DAl at6 p M c9nneeSl.s q. Al
banv 4 IalW morning ekcs''ep WIN N"'N 'o''N- Wv
ande Statrnps irg and return good 80 dayss2 80
EXCURSION tAVA0'' W W W EVERETT. President
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4 FALL RIVER LINE.

~ -fOr-
FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route to t1e WHITE MOUNTAINS,
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities. inland and sea
shore resorts New- Eng and ana the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New.Y0rk daily Sundays ncluded) az 5:3O p m
Pier " r. foot OF Murrayst Connection VIA Annex
from Brooklyn az p. II. Jersey City, p III
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening splendid bands and orchsstrls attached
10 these Steamers
Long route fun nights rest five morning trans 70
Boston short raj ride time sevcntyive minutes
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT, r. 1, DIRECT.
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUC KET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NIWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave New.York daily sundays excepted, at p from
PIER -. North River.
These steamers their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets for both lines may be secured az
all principal transfer ticket Offices at the ONCE
PIER - and steamers.
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCJ RSIONS
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN d LOWELL, GEORGE = COMMON
Agents Genl Pass. Agent
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rruress Trans NeWYora VA DesbrOsses and COr-
lanai streets Ferries as iOl4Ows.-
~ > $50 10 Limited IL a. m, !, 90 24O, {, D. B.
y ana AMI II night. sunday >. ., ., and 10 d.
M, D.. ) and p and i night
M anu p running through via Trenton and Camden.
fIrInv trains leave Broad station, PAilade pAa
l2Ol 300. 30, 345 ESQ, 30 SO 800 aud II
Express l.3O y. - a. 30 u bJU 1-1S and
I'm M. on sunday l2.OI 3Oj. So SO $50 ~, A.
Il 20 So ? 80 III. Leave Philadelphia, via cam.
Ccn IN 4.5J p. daily except sunday.
Meet Omcos, $40 and s44 broadway Aston House, ana
III and tOrandt-st COurst, ard BROOK
len ArueX station. foot OF FutOu-st B-DOk Nos. la
~ ana l. Hud0nst, H0bOken station Jersey CITY Eul-
igranf Ticket once Battery place.
9The New Transfer Company VIII cal Tor and checA
lo,ga ve frDm n0tcis and Residences
FRANK THOMSON, j. X NOJD.
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengel

I EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
II trains on anu after May 10 lsS2 viii leave depots foot
Desbrossessts,at $40 an p m $40 anu
ESQ p. NJ. for Easton, Bethlehem. AAentOwn K9sang
Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbarre lOwanda. WdVeriy. Ithaca
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo the West ana Northwest Pull
through coaches daily Trains al p m lor fol
Bethlehem Reading Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbarre
and Ptston at Tor Easton bethlehem
Trains leaving at $40 m. and p. m connect for al
p0uts m aanoy and HaZelJOn coal regions sunday train
local Mauch Chunk, $40 IL Leave Mauch CHUNK III
J.. sc,.-.,. 49,, ,,-.,.-,. .,-
L. Il. BTINGTON q. T. A.
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PKoYlDE4E%5EE F hdNEi DIRECT

IIKUN IDLNDL In y. -, -
Couuec;i1g with Providence & Worcester RIs
fpr ali POINTS NORTH and EAST. via WORCESTER.
me entirely new and palatal steamer MODE ISLAM -
On Mondavs WEDNESDAYS Fridays, and the favOrtte
steamer MASSACHU SITS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays. vii ieaveat . ,,r
I'm. from Pier % y. r.. foot OF Warren-st
Connexions made Providence, via p & W. X r..
or Worcester and all Northern. Eastern aud White
Mountain points Tickets Tor sale AZ al pnclgai ucAet
ofes -tae-roon. secured offices of oscOu Express
"a nj . A.tor House 2O1, Sci. 3Jf ami Al Broad
Windsor Ii Cte ticket Offices.
way anu ~ ---I- FTTkFTN- General pasa Agsut