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LOWER and LOWER.

An&inds of Groeerie.-hams. sides. &c
as cheap as the cheapest. will nor be
~anderscNd JOHN WHITING
hr. p a, Bess'ey, formerly of J or
dan, this county, has moved to Gardner
Station, Tenn, anaNil conduct the wagon
and blacksmithing Business at tha, point
He il hrst-el workman. and We hate
60 lose such meci anics from This county.
Some think him he best ~horse sheer in
the Stats
II w. Barlow and wife, or Barlo-s
Southern Comedy Company. are on a visit
to friends in Kick uaa AZ the earnest
solicitation OF eli liens they have conclud
ed to shortly give a performances Of Rip
Van Wrinkle, assisted by the Hickmsn
Dramatic club, which has been organized
for the occasion.
As the season for winter goods is
almost over, Alexander & Maxwell, are
selling their stock At greatly re,luc ii 6g-
ures. They can not and will not carry their
winter. goods over. Give them call, and
you will not regret it.
A young Mr.. Hendricks, who lives
a short distance from town, accidentally
shot himself Saturday last. lie was our
riding, hunting hogs, when the re;ns OF
his bride caught the triggers af bis gun,
and discharged a load Of buck shot izto
the feshy rart of his arm. inaieting a
painful though no, dangerous wound.
THE PUBLICATION OF EsrRAYs
We call the attention of persons tax z
up stray stock, that sub section Of sec
ton 8 OF chapter I0s Of General 2tatutes
requires that the taker mp shall pHhli~h
the Justices certificate ia newspaper j.
one is printed in the county. for at least
four weeks. This requirement is made
in order that the owner may have an
opportunity TO rssovsr his property. Sub
mis- Iemssnor, and attaches penalty Of
$40 for failure 70 comply with THE
provision of the Statutes.
Master B ,bbie Buchanan entertsiu-
ed his juvenile friends at the residence
Of II. Buchanan, lasr Friday nighi. in a
most enjoyable social dance. Soon after
the festivities commenced some OF The
grown young people dropped in, and then
the onth, beauty aud chivalry Of Hick
man wss gathered there; and dancing vas
the order OF the evening till ii O'clock,
when the dining room was thrown open
aud aunt Lucy" invite us to partake of
avsriety Of estables such as amh-osia-
that food Of the Gods-cakes, nuts, candy,
raisins. oranges, etc. After supper the
merry dance went on ill near one clock,
when we went home declaring il was the
most enjoyable occasion we had attended
Tins season. Thanks TO Master Bob, aunt
Lncy, and uncle Henry. for the pleasures
81 that evenisg, aud long may they ~ave.
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AVrest,irn,'- eunri~lsIp.

rom the Washington Post
Tine correspondent o. Western paper
~he has lately assume 90 bring to
hight the love story of Nr. GuehaH1H'
early days has presented merely faint
and 'ucsrrect outline of IT, The lady was
Miss 90 c,r-iu OF Philadelphia. and NOT OF
Lancaster auI ID was through no fault Of
bers thai the rs'rapc-ui-uJ occurred. Nv
6uehaHan was 4. ans tjtae poor vouny
wan Ehrie the Coirn1as were people Of
wralth and position. who thnu1ht a. a con
iesceusion tor their beautiful d,IEnter 60
marry ,ae strutgiiag lawyer NJ. Bneh-
anau wrote go Miss Coleman rereatedIy,
but The letters were iutsrcep ped and lie
received no reply. While 90" has wy 70
see err be met with an acc dent The
sfag-i In which ne was traveliag was "p-
-rt. md lis Leg was broken Confined
for several weeks in "a hute village ~
Pcunglvnn5a snow bound and III. he
wrtle hera last and 6pal appeal This
never reaehs.,i Ler Ahoui-the same time
b-r family succeeded ma persuAtlng her
,hH -he was deserted by her lover, ant
she IS rote Go him "a cold farewell letter Ill
AMI ,ti-c ur4ced Mr. Buchanan made no
further effort AZ p reconciliation. \ year
ortwo afterwards, 40 tn evening party in
Pbil,.I.lobia they met bat ur Buchan
fsliavvsI luI resulted In her death was
never fully known rhsre was rmmor
idai she rock poison Thar night. although
the account received among her friends
was tnli OF "a youus lady Nho slept ia The
room, NitAher She said A. Miss Coleman
stood brushing her hair before the glass
solsr one mentioned Nr. Buchanan name
when sine hogan u sob. She cried for
hanrs and hours Her friruds became
iiarmei Gnaliy and aroused The house
hall She continued to sob til toward
morning. when She became unconscious
never rau-ed aud dled in few hours
IL wsS sail that she dIej literally OF n
book IN heart. bat her health bad been i'm
paired by her distpPniatment and no
,loehr she hai some organic heart disease
thar only needed sudden aud distress
ing shock 30 Kill her. This. without I'M
necessary detail or NAV kishness il about
ali there IS to Mr.. Buchanan much tax,
ed.oy ..love affair"
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Local Items.

Such streets aaa roads were never
known bssore.
4 Business 10 Hickman is 6 m, though
not very brisk.
NouoE All parties in ieb;ed to J W
ROGERS, will please come forward and
settle at once.
Some West Rickm antics have had
20 .acate their houses in consequences Of
the high wafer.
Hall advertisements 10 Flick man do
not pay-in fact We have OF no hall. Our
need is fne ho:el and cool pablo hall
Mr A. II 7,i deu Of tn Fulton
precent is annouced as candidate for
Assessor lie is said to be clever, popu
lar, aud competent gentleman.
Look out for bulldiug boom here
pex, spring. Considerable preparations
pnSg made for the erection of pew
houses as soon aslhe winter breaks.
Ell Perkins lectuTss<s Charleston,
No, Feb. l6. It il hoped that he. nor the
small pox, nor 10 MulhattOn, will not
visit Hickman this season.
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,Ir.. wnln ra.n.nn,. ssabr.

Fre.a the Cleveland Herald.
Mrs Gen Tom Thumb baby was one of
he pre'tiesi little siris Ihave ever seen,
sa Nr Bleeker a~I evening. the gen
t'em4n who has travelled With Gen. Tom
Thumb and vife for nearly twenty years.
.it was perfect picture Of Minnie War
rem. Yrs Thumb sister aud every body
kusas how b-tutiful she vas. LEVIN
W'rrea was married 90 Chas. ; StrNtton
Gen. Tom Thumb iu 1893. the ceremony
being performed ia Grace church, Nv
York, in the presence of 1900 people.
The baby was born year after. and the
event WAS herail-i All over the World
The chilli was like other children ia size q,
bus was pretjier thau tAe average ami
vas beatay and bright Mrs Thumb
idaliz4i her baby. and when death took it
from ter-the blow was almost more thau
-he cauld bear. The littls girl lived o be
fvo years and eight moufhs OH aui d'ei
or gastric fever ia No~S lch. Engaal.
Soc vas made great per by che Eng.
.adieS who we're in the habit % giving
her sw5etra-s.ts and can.ii-s. AMI I thiuk
this Hts one of zoe causes that led 60
900 le Minutes DEATH
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PGUDENcEs-A man foa mean 10 al
ise. wanted 60 sell some lani, and 50 be
put - written notice IA one OF The hotels
man vino was IuquirinE tor smau
farm was referred 60 The written NOTICE,
when he replied. II eau bay iani A. .
far price Of any mao no does his al
-verti-Ing ~ rhis Way lie q steal ia,
fence. tie punp mantle aud the barn doors
bef,re he 4 give possession.
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4 bill passed the House preventing
Sheriffs, their deputies aud County C!er Is
from spe culating in county claims.
A bill passed the House allowing jus
tiee- OF the Peace not over s. per day
while attending Courts of Claims.
The House passed hill providing loI
the payment of bystandets Summoned As
iuTors
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We Have Come to STAY !

Selling Hardware, Tinwars and Stoves
Shesper than any houss in town.
j20tr L. W. SCOTT i CO.
The telegraph give reports Of ex-
trene cold weather in the North, aud in
some places almost unsndnraele The
wave must strike hereabouts soon.
II is reported that the ridges IN the
bottoms above and below town, are cover
Ell with deer and other wild game, having
been driven there by the high water.
ERRATA In tho piece Of paetry
published last week. he ,iel To my Boys ,
in next line to the last one, in the 3rd
stsnIa. for the word though read thou.
D W Dickinson. Of the Madrid
Bend precinct. this county, has purchased
farm near Hiekn m, AMI moved 10 this
locality. lie is worthy and valuable
citizen.
Report has It that the Bayou pa
CHEN bridge has washel from les fasteu-
ing. Judge Bailey sent up yesterday u a.
certain the truth Of The report. and to take
steps to save it.
Tbs hanging Of Martin Pacqueite. which
was to have taken place ~ New Madrid,
Mo, lssl Friday, was postponed by the
Governor of that State 10 Feb I7ih, TO en-
able the Supreme Cour, to pass on his case.
! i. hoihi uncommon 10 read ia
newspaper, ~Ag ms are making s. per
day working for as vet We know scores
OF mea Who are t,o!ing with these sgen
eies and Do no, earn two square meals
week.
W B. KeuusIy has been commis
sionsd Justice Of the Peace in the
Jordan precinct, vice o. W Miles, deed;
and Mr.. Taylor Bard in the Fulton pre-
einc,. vice Leroy Collins. resigned. Two
sz eeIient men.
People troubled with TOO much water,
e4n console themselves with the reflections
that the weather prophets predic, colt
spell which vii cheek the rivers; aui IL
that fails that it is not Ionz untii spring
tine aad dry weather.
DR. A \. Faris. JUICE S,mql
Lsnlrum and wife, leaves for New York
city, wednesIay morning for the purpose
OF having the laiter treated. Or. O'Dan
lei viii occupy DR. Faris Office. during
his sSsenee, AMI attend calls
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FOR J4ILoR

We arc salaorizeI 20 announce NJ
JACOB SILykR7oorH as a can iiiate for the
office Of Jaiisr ii FHHoa county, At the
ensuing August election.
We are authaizei 10 announce Mr. r
z. THogAssoy. rresen, incumbent as u
candidate fortie Office Of J-jior, AZ thr
ensuing August election.
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yo,ains short of transferable Benefits

Nothing short Of UumiStaSahie Benefits
Conferred upon tens of thousands Of sUtierers could
or giuate aui maintain the reputation which AVER s
s.EsNrkEtLIA enjoys. 1t is compound Of the bes'
vegetable Alternatives with the IQdidcs of Potassiu
and Iron, and IL the most oaectHsi of ali remedies
FOR scr0fuious. percurai, hlpld DISORDER. nj
foriuy su-cesstil and certain ia its remedial effects
IL produces rapid aud complete cures Of Srrofua,
Sores. Buii-. UUnIors. Erupteus skin Diseases and
All disorders rising fron impuritv OF the blood By
its iuyignrtiu- cfetts 1t always relieves aud often
cures Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses aud r.
reEGiariti~s. ani is potent rerewer 81 vitality.
? or purifying tine blood 70 ha, equal. It tones
up the sy-teu restores and preserves the health
au1 tnpavts vi-ur aui energy. FOR forty years II
as been in extensive use, and j. to-day the most
available mei.clae TOR the suffering sck, anywhere.
For SALE ALI pRrcefSTs.
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25cts Lower than The lowest

have ns CLERK xpeusss-no store rem
and pay cash for all nay Groceries. and.
therefore can sell as cheap as the chean.
est. Best brands Of witienherg and Lone
Star Flour, = cents cheaper thsn the low
est JOHN WHITING.
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s,rzshy Es,rFCElr

gE1AKEN CP AS 4 STRAY, by Alfred L.
Barker, living near the head Of No.
lslnnd on the Mississippi river, in
Fulton county. KY on the 9th day OF
Decem Der. 1881. ONE RED BULL, aged
about or 4 years. having some white ia
the face: also. on the shuulders. hips.
belly aud bush Of the tail. which I APP
praise al the value Of 50 90. 10 brands
or marks perceivable.
Given under my hand this 28th day OF
December. 1881. j. j JONES
iaI2 2vs J. p c.
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a TERRIBLE CR.uE.

james wilmoi, Farmer living u
miles from lancaster, Ky murdered his
eif. mo,b>r an4ts9o dtusb 1ers. ma ,hen
eliminated he aN ful aged by hanging
himself on weaue-day morning Of last
week before aybreak. tie killed The
vie,ins with an axe. iiis mother was 50
vears of age; his daughters Is and 10
The horrible act which ushered 80 many
s,,,ts info eternity in 3 few brief moments
was unaouhted}v that Of an insane man
For some tiute past Wilmot has been
hrooaiug over security debt OF $3.50.
W hicb be had 20 pay for a brother in law.
aud this had 50 worked upon his mind
thar il il believed that he finally went
cra1v Dav before the wholesale murder
he talked rather strangely 20 his family.
satipg The stock WIS si going 20 die AMI
himself AMI fanly also of starvation.
Two or three timss ia the last few days
be expressed
AFEaE or DEATH
from starvation. auj acting under this
halin,inatiop. IL is believed that he
arose from his bed, took ;he axe, aud with
single stroke 10 each Of his daughters.
struck them dead ia their beds, hey never
ksowing from whence Che blows came
Ills wife no doubt. WINS awakened. and
getting ont Of bed, doubtless attempted
10 restrain hisn but was knocked down
and terribly mutilated- Tie them went
10 an adjoining room. and raising the
bloody axe on nigh sunk IL deeply into
the breast that hat nurtured hum in in
fancy. taking away from her that she lad
given him-ifs. Happily that aged and
devoted mother never awoke to realize
trom whom the cruel blow came.
,-tr.t,r
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If yen are hansry aud want TO enl. 60
20 / u. BRO y Y & co 5 AMI get Kraut.
Pickles. Hoss-ieei Beef tongues. Sausage
Herrings, Drisd Beef Cheese, and a full
line Of Canned Goods.
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walnut w anheaI

Parties having Walnut Logs to sell IN
small or large Quantities. will 10 wen to
apply to Jas. s GOALpER.
Hickman. XIV.
pay from 3 Otto S25 90 AMI measure
ffcIo bars 80 eS'A. de23 31n
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CnTRT a. ArpFAIs

Joseph Lewis, Chief Justice, Thos. I,
Ilargis. Thomas Hines, and j. z. Pryor,
judges.
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cOUsrT coUaEs.

Ful,on County Court-H. c Bailey,
judge, held every "a Monday in each
month
Fulton County Quarterly Couri-H c,
Bailey, Judge. held 4ib Monday n jan
uary, APru, July and October.
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Official DIRECTORY.
Z. 8. oavrnNrcrr.

Presideut-Chester a. Arthur.
Vice Presideut-Dayid Davis.
Sec Of atste-Theo. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary Treasury Folger.
Secretary OF Var hoht- Lincoln.
Secretary Navy - Hunt.
Secretary Interiors; j Kirk " cod.
Pestmaster Geueral-Iimothy O. Howe.
Attorney General - Brewster.
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CoNcERr Money N,aur Prot.
Randall anil Gsbriers co,.o,, co,,,a,,.
ass,s,e3 ~, ~ -. ..,,,
aol.o -
i"e
III -; -
~, - - -
-,
Parties wishing 20 ce' me worm al
'heir money womb do ven 10 90 70 NieN
ander & Maxveil'7 Those "bofS no
not allow any one to sell "a cheap rs they
seeinr,is believing. A" they want Is o
fair trial
HARNESS. SADDLRRY &c &c For
! Harness Saddlery, and All kinds " repair
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local Notices.

a M Brown & o.. make
speciality OF emily AMI Fancy Groce-
ries, Provisions, &c.
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Special ~ Offices.

SHIL0HS CURE will. Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whoopirg cough AID Brou-
chitis. For sale by } " Cowgirl.
NASAL ISJECTDR free with each
bottle of Stilohs Cathrrh Remedy Price
% cents For sale by j. W Cowgirl.
"HACKMETACK." a lasting ami fra.
grant perfume. Price - and 30 cents.
For SAFE ~ Jno. W. Cowgirl, druggist
WHY WILL You cough when shiloh 5
Cure will give Immediate relief Price l0c,
5Uc, aud 81 For sale by }. W. Cowgirl
sHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY pos
tive cure for Caiarrh, Diphtheria aud
Canker Meath. For sale by j. ". Cowgirl
THE REV. GEO H. FHAYER of Bour-
bon Ind, says; "lsolh myself and wife
owe our lives 10 SHILOH CONSUMPTION
CURE. For sale by john W. Cowgirl.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation Dizziness. Loss OF An
petite, Yellow Skin? ShiIoh's Vitalizer is
a positive cure. J. W Cowgirl. agent.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Comp,aint
you have printed guarantee on every
ho'ile of Shilohs Vitalizer. II never
fails 20 cure. For sale by J " CewgiiI
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AEtenEionI

Used for cook ngpurPoses and prefcrrec
by many. for saleat JW ROGERS.
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Harness! Esarmessy!
Cotton Seed EInr.la

Hsrnes- Saddles, Brides. Collars, Sc.
at j. W ROGERS.
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yE u VIZ B e rs g

The Hickman |. and Nfe Co. pay cash
for timber delivered on taesr 's-way, as
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COURIER,


itllN'nahf NY.
r- now is the time 10 ret bargains
in Clothing Roots and Shoes; al%o prv
Goods. g. ANBEBG'S SONS We intend
to reduce our stock aud prices in an tines
in order TO make room for our new Spring
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ANTI.DYSPEPTIC
FOR COOKING.
Extract from 'sPubiic Ledger, Phila-
deiphia, Oct. =, $50.
THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER

is excellent for frying purposes There's something
in name, but probably no hing of he solve" in
the butter except lis color; but, besides bling as
sur+d by chemists that this is perfectly pure veg
etable oil all house-keepers who have tried il Il
agree hat it is extremely economical and r.akes a
very delicate frying materi a. Here was formerly
tue situation in the kitchen over the rying pan:
You cou take lard, which was not cheap, and
"nsei np' very fast; you bad butter which, besides
pFlng expet sive required skilful cook to keep it
from burning or y could use salad oil, which
though costing alarmipgly to begin with reouirei
so h.tie to do tha wo!k that the cooking school
would tell You it was like the widows use it did
not seen 10 lose percepbly; after tryi, fifty oys-
trrs the bottle was nearly rs full as before. 6ut
We few American housekeepers could be hroupit
Dy its hrst expensiy+ ness, 10 Try usipg sw eet oil
which IL the ylng mat rial of all south Eur De
we leave out OF tue list "clarif fat,' dripping
because there is seldom enough of this do the en-
IRE cooking with even with conscientious person
In the kitchen who understands how to save and u
II al as IL SHOULD always he insisted on The two
prst-known vegetable oils thai this country pro-
ouces are cotton reed oil and peanut oil roth Of
which are understood to have been for wears
exported to Europe, coming hack to us IN
wcker-covered TASKS as Italian olive OIL Real oil.
I've OIL from allfOrn is to small product IS vet
TO count much the b. me market. The manu-
facturers OF the new live bItter-whch is not but
ter at all, but a clear greensh eil-h agreed to
give US a home product. warranted pure without
que ocean voyage; though, to conciliat- Iidcu-
lous American preiudIces. do not LABEL 1t cotton
iced peanut OIL the TO mel OF which IL prob bly
ls' Anybod, who tries it, will agree that 1t cooks
AS Well lad OF an ~ all vegetable oils heat at
low r G. mperature than the solid animal fats, IL
ooes not Du n away or wase Ms rapidly as lard. 1t
comes IN convenient cans with mou hpiece like
the Kerosene oil cam 80 that you pour ,ff just
tne desired guam ty for use, and, after cooking,
Ihls can be carefully strained and returned to the
can except it has been used for fish, when it must
De put III Sep rate hottie aud kell apart for this
VS.: u mas slightly pungeht SINE when cook ng
Nnch ls said to be entirely removed by the use of
Pincn OF salt. but which is worse than other fry
'I I through the no, Sc. The egg pla' 49, oysters
clam OF corn Filters that are tn ned out of olive
bdtesI ny good COOK, lave not particle OF Q ash
ness ABOUT them,n any taste whatever of the med
ium i'll which they are fried.
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CANvAsSERs WANTED.

A SOLICITOR and Collector for well estab.
N lishei business in this city Salary and CON-
mission. 235 Middle st. 2nd floor, right hand.
nuv15 eod3t*
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In this city, Nov. IS, James D. Fessenden aged
40 years.
tFuperal service this Monday afternoon at Q 30
o'clock. at the residence of Francis Fessenden No.
13 Deering street. 1t is requested no flowers be
sent.
In this city, Nov. 10, oliver H. Davis. aged 70
years months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
nt tie residence of bis son-in-law H. L. Sturdiyaut
DO. Thomas street. Burial private.
In this city. Nov.a9, Mrs. Sarah V. Doyle, wife of
T.. q. Gushing.
Funeral ON Tuesday afternoon at Q O'Clock
1t No. st Lawrence Place. Burial private.
3 months.
In tht city 9th inst, Percy s., youngest child of
Jonathan aud the late ADELAIDE True, aged ID mos
In Gorham. Nov. II, lizzie S. daughter of Ma
rills ". and the late albion z. Files ESQ.
In Bath, Nov. II. Norris f. Grindeil aged 36
years months.
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO.

EastPort, Me-, Calais, Me-, 81,
S"nD, n. b., Halifax, N. g,
Chars0ttetOwn, p. Ell.
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Wanted.

A PARTNER with a small capital to engage in
IA ihr who'll sale and retail grocery business
where there is good trade already ,stab ished A
lden Opportunity is offered n young man wish e
to go into business. For inf rnaton call al
dress j. B. REED, ia Exchange street. no14dlw
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Eastern Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Sunday, October 10, 1882.



At . a. ra. Daily Might Puliman) for saco,
Biddeford Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth
Newburyport Salem, Lynn and Boston. arriving
ready for occupancy In Portland station, 81 400
p. N. Sunday nights lip. M, ana is attached to
this train for Boston.
at y Is a. m. for Cape elizabeth. Scarboro Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk Wells, North and South
Berwick. Conway Junction connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Newburyport. Salem Gloucester, kockport
Lynn, Chenea and Boston, arriving at IL 8 p m.
At p. na. for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Saco,
81 deford, Kennebunk Wells, No. Berwick, So.
Berwick, Conv ay Junction, kittery, Portsmouth,
Newburyport, Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston,
arriving at $40 p IN. connecting with Sound and
Rail Lines for all Southern and Western points.
Trains ieaye Boston.
At 600 "a. IN. and arrive in Portland at 100 p
m. at IL 80 p N. and arrive III Portland at s. 90
p. m. At 700 p. m. daily, and arrive in Portland
at HOO p. m.
Pullman Parlor Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at 900 a. M
1880 and 90 p. m. and trains leaving PoT land
S.46 q. NJ, and p. N. Through pullman Sleep
ing Cars on trains leaving Boston at 700 y. M.
and Portland at 200 q. my.
Ehr0rgb tickets 10 all points West and
so0sb may be had of j. Nj. French. Ticket Seller,
Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Office
40 Exchange street.
Pulignan Car Tickets for Seats aas
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New, first class dining room at Portsmouth.
Through trains stop 10 minutes for meals.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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