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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
NEW PALESTINE ITEMS.

-Hoop-poles 90 cents per- 100; don't
want them ut that.
j. p. Moore is going to make rails
soon-so the boys say.
Charlie Place brought in the passen-
ger train from Kansas City on time this
morning.
-Hurrah, No women i'm this burg want
TO fight. John w. Moore and Jim Doug
lass are the only game cocks in town.
Monroe Moore returned from Napton
Saline county, Saturday, where he has
been feeding mules. He looks o. X. yet.
Miss Rosa Cook, a charming young
lady of Dublin, Indiana. lett last Tuesday
evening for her home. leaving some of the
boys heartless.
b. +. Waller attended the ball at Joe
Town on last Tuesday night. Wonder
Can any one tell
Mrs. Custer. wife of George Custer, de
parted this life ON the night OF the Sth
leaving a kind husband and three small
children to mourn her loss
jim Douglass is longing to get reduced
rates on a barrel OF potatoes from ST
Louis--sO our agent. j. r. Miller, says
but Jim says it's I'D lie.
Miss Ida Wilson, charming young
lady OF Upton, has been visiting Mrs j. X
Miller, of this place. We were sorry to SET
her go, but trust she will soon return.
Send that Kansas man to Palestine il
he wants to be detective for il takes
some one to watch, and we think. from the
description of himself, he is the one for us
Send him along.
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Confident, But Wrong.

"Pretty rough travelling such a night as
this" observed q new arrival at one of our
hotels last night.
81 thought there wasn't any trains rum
ming" put in bystander.
Il can't help what you thought, nv
friend" said the new arrival. 81 know /
Just got in on the Katy from the north 4"
"How could you get in when there
amt any trains running?"
"But they do rum" replied the traveller,
confidently
my understanding was that the trains
couldn't run on account of the weather"
IL can't help what your understanding
was" the traveller reafiirmed. They run
all the same, or else wouldn't be here"
'It's current street talk that they can't
run, insisted the bystander. Besides, l
saw ii in the paper"
"You're all right if you saw it in the
paper" said the traveller. "Papers were
never known to lie in this country"
"Pm only saying that it's current report,
and that saw it in the paper" pursued
the bystander, dogsedly.
"Well, but l just came in on a train
myself. The train must have been run
ming, or couldn't have got in. know |
didn't walk from Hannibal down here"
"Well, l amt giving in my evidence on
this thing. ] amt swearing to anything
here. Pm only telling you what the cur
rent report is, that's all. couldn't swear
that | am inside of a building right now
l didn't look at il when came in. amt
going out to do it either, this cold weather.
l just saw the door and walked in. That
was good enough for me-"
"Weil, but here YOU are saying that no
trains can run, and I've just got of OF
one,r'
81 don't care whether YOU have or not, /"
exclaimed the Over-confident bystanuer.
Il just mentioned what I'd heard here.
don't know whether any railroads run in
here or not. And dOn't care d-n. l
couldn't swear to il. don't care whether
there is railroad in the United States or
not. | amt giving i'm any evidence. /
don't think you've got any right to swear
me in this case. | don't know whether
YOU got i'm from Hannibal tonight or not
Il didn't see you. I've got something
else to do besides hanging around the de-
pot, this kind of weather."
Here the traveller called for the bell-boy
in order that he might be shown to the
room assigned him.
'If was rs dumb-headed and stubborn
and cheeky rs that man IS" said he, ut
parting, 81 would be wealthy man in a
week"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
PILES PILES PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last No
One Need Suffer.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. William, Tan Indian remedy called
DIR. Williams Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases OF
% or 80 years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more harm
than good. Williams Ointment absorbs
the tumors, allays the itching particularly
at night after getting warm in bed, acts as
a poultice, gives instant and painless relief,
and is prepared only for piles, itching of
the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cothnbury OF
Cleveland saws about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: | have used scores OF Pile
Cures. and it affords me pleasure to say
that have never found anything which
gave such immediate and permanent relief
as DIR. Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on
receipt OF price, Sl.O0.
HENRY & Co, Prop'rs.
So Vesev street New York,
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Storm Notes.

Telephone wire is cheap, to-day. That
is, it is way down.
The train on the Lexington branch
came in on time this morning.
The latest news from Parsons indicates
that the storm waseven worse at that point
than here.
All outside work on buildings was
suspended to-day, and laborers had another
day of res.
The railroad officials have put large
force of men at work repairing the broken
telegraph wires.
A wrecking train was sent out this
morning, over the Missouri Pacific, to
clear the track.
ALI the telegraph poles along the rail-
road track, from Ohio to Massachusetts
street, are down.
The Lexington branch train came in
on time, and the Pacific from the west was
only few minutes late.
An empty engine was sent west at
1928 to-day, for the purpose of bringing
No. 4 to the city tonight.
The new track from the west, leading
to the round house, has lost about thirty
feet, thereby preventing engines passing
over it.
The report that No. 8, with twelve
coaches, is i'm the ditch, lacks confirmation.
Nothing whatever is known.
"A report at 2 o'clock from Flat creek
saws the water was at that time within six
inches of the water works floor.
No dispatches have been received to-
day, and it is likely that it will he two or
three DAYS before the wires are i'm working
order.
There has not been a train from the
east since ii o'clock last night. The last
one was freight, brought in by Conduc-
tor Cobine.
Marrow gauge train men say the
Usage river has risen thirty feet since Sat
urday night, and at last reports it was still
coming up.
Missouri Pacific officials here estimate
the company's loss at $4,000. This is
based on the suppositiOn that / 100 miles
of wire is down.
Failing wires jerked a quantity of
bricks off of the upper and rear walls OF
Deutsch's soda water factory, and also Off
of Kleuber's saloon.
All the wires along the K. Il L. went
down at III o'clock last night, after which
time no communication could be had with
any other point.
Great injury to forests is reported by
train men. At some places large trees
have fallen down from the top of cuts along
the track and are on the tracks.
Reports from the water works say
that the engine house is flooded, and a
family residing in the vicinity has been
compelled to seek shelter elsewhere.
"A dull day for the new postmaster.
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Will you heed the warning? The sigma
perhaps of the sure approach Of tAat
most terrible disease, consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford, for the sake
of saving so cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience
tina. Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough
1t never fails. This explains why more.
than a million bottles were sold the pass
year. 1t relieves Group and vhoopin9
cough at once. Mothers, do not be with
out it. For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold BY als
druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
A Pleasant st. Valentines Day.

The peasant memories of st. Valentines
day are generally kept by the younger
portion of society, but February 14th, ;ais
year, was made memorable in New Orleans
by its being the occasion of the 14lst Grand
Monthly Drawing of The louisiana State
Lottery, under the sole management OF
Gen'ls q. T. Beauregard and Jubal A.
Early, when over $4,000 was given away
to the favorites of fortune The next draw
ing will take place on the IA of March, and
any information relative to twill be cheer
fully forwarded on addressing NJ. A. Dau-
pin, New Orleans, Louisiana, and If 3 or
81 is sent he will forward you whole or
half ticket.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
After Many Days.

AICor many lays.
"St. Louis papers; have . paper, sir %
The cry of the newsbOy attracted the At
tention of BAzOO item snatcher, and he
paused in his rapid rush around ccrue.
to ask the vender where he got st. loais
papers.
SCOT 'em off the train"
"Where did they come from ?"
"Off the train, l said" was the nervous
reply:
"What's the date OF them ?" tisnidIy
asker the rusher.
Mondays papers; have one?" MAS the
business-like answer.
"Howd you get these papers"
'Come round through Arkansas. Texas
and Indian Territory"
SOP
"You bet Have onew
"NO, sonny" and the rusher rushed on
After little investigation it was found
that these 4-days-old papers from the Future
Great had been sent over the St. Louis &SaE
Francisco road to Vinita, Indian Territory,
and from there forwarded up to Sedalia-
Thus is another illustration Of the ex-
tent and ruin of Sunday nights storm al
fOrded by this incident.
Mondays st. Louis papers hrst sOle
here on Thursday.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

A farm of forty acres, six miles south
east of Sedalia, we'll improved, will BE-
sold for $500 cash, or will rent it one
year for 500 cash. 1t is supplied With
good buildings, an excellent living we'll OF
water in the dryest season, and sOOd.
range handy for stock. No richer land
can be found in this country. Come and
see or write. Address,
JOHN WrNsLe8,
S-15w6ms Sedalia, Mo.
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Consumption
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up Of
The Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c. We
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
,eed to cure them. Sold by your drug.
oist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of rs cts.
to free yourself OF every symptom of
these distressing complaints? III you think
so, call at our store and get bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on it. Use accordingly,
and il it does you no good it will cost yOn
nothing. Sold by your druggist.
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Strayed.

On January %, 1882, one black mare:
fourteen and half hands high, shOd ALI
round and about nine years old. No marks
but has had "6stula." A liberal reward
given for the return of the above animal
to Chas. Kiefer, Sedalia, Mo. 2-2lw4s
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Fresh blue grass seed Tor sale.
A. Y. Houston.
lI-29wtf. Houstonia, Mo.
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S-15w6nlS
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which had reached the limit of its journey
eastward on account of the wires stretched
across the street but few feet from the
ground. A telephone pole had fallen into
the yard of the house on the southeast
corner of Third and Kentucky, narrowly
missing the window. At the residence on
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
A R,e.s,,x 10 suffering Mankind.

A Blessing 70 SUFFERING MAnkiuus
Iu.to@d | have to ascrlbe thanks to
the miraculous power Of st, jacob
Oil, writes MI. Theodore Schulze, COL
st. Claude street, New Orleans, La,
that I am today among the living.
That dreaded disease, rheumatism, rs
an inherited ail,usnt In our family. l
lost a brother in 1866 by 1t. a 50 have
had this painful ma!ady Ave or SIX
times, each attack lasting from ak to
ton weeks, and 80 severe as 10 entirely
disable me and prevent me from per
forming the slightest service. The
many remedies which used, and the
doctors whom l consulted, failed to
cure or even so much M relieve my
pains. In the fall of last year, about
the month of October, was again at
tackled by the disease, which confined
me 10 bed and almost crazed me with
the severe pains, and no help at hand,
or promise or hope Of any relief | had
often heard Of st. Jacobs Oil, but hal
about A. much confidence in it Is in
other remedies, which was very little.
lnportuned by friends, concluded to
try the Great German Remedy, and
would thankfully say that it brought
Instant relief. In a short time ! was
able to sit up, my appetite returned,
aud the pain vanished In a short
time | was cured. Since that time l
have held the st. Jacobs Oil in highest
asteem, and recommend it whenever !
AN find the opportunity. Thanks to
hose who introduced TO the world this
blessing to suffering mankind. With.
nut it what would be the condition of
he world to-day
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
Cruel Joke On A Ysuug Farmer

From the Elmira Advertiser, Feb. Il.
\ young farmer OF Clintondale, Ulster
County, became deeply eusmprei Of a
Young lady. n stranger III the A"i = Dor
hood. Who was temporarily stopping in
the yl..age, and, after coartlng her as.
sIdUuusiy for some days, popped the
a.l-.mp3riLLt question, received yes
tor al answer, and insisted Oh the mar.
r.ape ceTemoIy helus performed the
wIuEeyeuirs AecyrdlEly, arg
uan}hrr u friends were invited, and
El- up.e We're made yu- by Justice
tie Peace Il the u-,shhorh5Ui. Iu.
ue,.ia.r y upon the coullg,,r : oi 'se
sereul gGy the bride was surrounded by
u-r srl..-meu friends, i. 4 whom
-s.s;ed upon : sing her, 60. : 70 he
d.spteA>Igt u Ii ,7A.rl- - where
uQou Sic made he7 escape = IL atls.n-
ING sooal, and he bridegroom l..rc-
,-eU her ,,lce, IA; .AsG hLs -: teec
abe Il V-caS -. - her
TIE ruth Of The ua---r. = TIA; -
BRIDE i pretty by, aud ma; Ss-a a9
Fl; TIE Nom - cANr--i - garments
aud ming. ~ VIII tie erost 49, Fl, gy.
Il the t4a. The EC.na VII never =:
over The rather V7a,,IcA- EeAe which
l.is t-,r.ds y.Aged -p9n him,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

For tho REPUBLICAN.


CHRisTlANA, Feb. Is, 1882.
Spring seems to be coming, II the fine
weather we have is any indication OF
1t. The black birds have made their
appearance and also the woodCock.
Joan W. Peters, one Of our enterpris-
ing citizens, is building a steam saw
mitl to saw logs, he having consider
able number on his wood-!an and by
this mode, by having his timber sawed
into planks he can realize more money
than by having it cut into cord wood
He will have his mill in operation in a
short time. 1t is built on one OF the
wharyes. He will put in a circular
saw about four feet in diameter.
We have a colored school in the vii
lage kept by female and she has quite
q number OF scholars. Taey seem TO
progress well under her instructions.
The steamer Clara has come up uear
our village after sand for the Diamond
State Iron Works whore they use .arge
quantities Of il in their business.
Business among the merchants is
dull
The health Of or village is very good
but there seams 10 be more suffering
oi.t in the country, the doctors being
kept busy going oat Of the village.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

A EEPrBLlCAS Clerk Of the Senate
OF New York was elrtte,i yesterday ty
the aid OF the TImmauy mrmters 0.
the Senate. The Democrats .aou.d ! W
more than ever urge Samue, !. Ui-,
A. = candidate f.; The Pge.!u-ury md
At once sea. the Iuom pttle p,Uo. TAI,
pa!ty. Via New Yo,H EpInA,A
Trnuessee Republican, rsI,.a 4 !,
h,Iu And pr.awA!r, UruT- 4, N,r .
Carolina and Florida on the DI-,. %,
the ErpUb lean camp, where IT, uape
toi N.dru or any other po4,.g. . ~
pIraut Tor the Presidency.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

HAENY SHAHPLrl, Est President
OF Cry Council, We are lur..ued 70
think, WI, and the figures gwen by the
Chief Eas.ueer Of the WA:er Depart
ment, Nj Mclutire, hard ;ore,U;e, an
If lie cannot re:ute s4uarr.y aid So
cessfully, he should make a c,eaU hack
down when Councl, meets rexy FuIa y
night NJ Mctutre has tae ady4u
Age Of >Nsak.us from The records aud
therefore knows what he i saga.
He shows tina, There were - -. lee. o..
new water pip. .A.i Las; year, ahau'
three times as much as VA. ever -! ! II
any one year before This va. cE.u:
to the great demand toT houses Ani va
Ter, an! from lFeseu; Appearances her
WI. X uo er>>l. on III M demand t4L>
year. Laying water pipe IaSr> mou-y,
and tAr w1UNlr = E,w Mr.. Aniut,rr
.%lI 80 MutA water PIPE - b. d1H =
year With The money La, was apt:o.
ptiAted for the ~orS. Mr.. MI az
takes the ground that il !. better Q
lay r}Ie 10 manufactures even thong D
they b" \ long dIstauCe from h- pip
connections. We are rather sHrpu-rt
that = yoLus man ike Mr.. S4srpry
should oppose the progress u Improve.
MELT III the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21


xetie. ~
"rhe Paper World" published 10
Holydte, Massachusetts, good arthorts
tor ali matters connected with news,
paper publishing, in its February num-
Der devoted q ten column article TO
description of the inception, rise, pro
gress, fourteen days life. and collapse oil
the Baltimore Times whose journalistic
race was short and brilliant. In its de-
scription which were it not for the real
ity which We know surrounds 1T, we
might imagine that we were reading
some fairy tale, but 10 Is one OF the in
stances wherein fiction is thrown into
the shade of the facts. 1t Is TOO long TO
reproduce in the columns of the REruB'
IlrAN, but the alluslon TO the newspa'
pers of Baltimore is so truthful and
striking, and withal SO invested with
a certain degree of loal interest to the
people of Wilmington, that We give the
following compliment Of "The Paper
World" to the Baltimore Gazette
which has fox its editor in chief, VIM.
I. Croasdale, the former editor In chief
of the Every Evening Of this city. AT
ter highly complimenting the Ameri-
can and Sun which are the real news.
papers of Baltimore, the World says:
"There is third morning paper, the
Gazette. Ii has been an. unfortunate
venture ever since it started nearly 2oI
wears ago. has undergone numerous
changes of management, but has been
uniformly coGsistant through them all
in losing money for everyb body who was
foolish enough to invest any capital in
it. 1t is now owned by a stock com-
pany, most OF the members being rich
Democrats, and the President, George
Cotton, Police Commissioner OF Balt,- |
more and politician of prominence
both IN the city and STATE. The paper
has been run as the mouth piece OF a
little ring, and like most thorough going
organs in these days, has had little cir
culatiou or influence. Ii is notorious
that 1t loses Y considerable sum every
week, and it has long been known that
its continued existence depended solely
upon the willingness OF its wealthy oE-
ners 20 keep on sinking money for the
sake OF having a paper that would say
what they wanted to have it say. The
only value i possessed was its owner.
ship Of the Associated Press fran
chi>e.
This seems 10 be about the only fair
and truthful statement the public have
ever had o, this mouthpiece Of Al. thar
is Stunned aud detested 10y independent
aui honorable men, in Democracy. |
The description is not ours, On. OF the
acknowledged organ of journalism in
this country.
Comparisons are often invidious and
do injustice to one party or the other,
but the reading public OF Wilmington
must be- forced tothe conclusion thatMr.
Cruasdaie by long AMI active experience
in Journalism il Wilmington, is EN-
lurU.ly qualified 10 cJuduC. TIL Ia
uluore Gazette, without any deviation
from It's former course.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

SENATOR CALL mas offered -. ....
uol ygyvIdius tDg = Goa. ves> II &. ..
can Governments III Wasil.s- y
settle TIE difficulties between Ca. am
Peru Il is difficult 20 see " II
Blaur suua.d be 50 ceu>U-c,t g..
posing the SAME thiu-. sue
d!ets Of Peru have hack iop'yt ,a.
massarrea a thou anu iuoAeuar 80
rens, 1t Is high time some uA'.. ..
Interfering.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
HEALTH IS WEALTH

III: z q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
mem speclnc for Hysterta, Dizziness
oonvtN'on', Nervous Headache, Mental 10
precision l. Sss of Memory, Sperm torrhGa
imp enty, Involuntary Emisions, Prema.
stie va Ast. caused BY oyeroxertion, self
abuse, or over.lndulgence, which ieNds n
misery, decay and death. Ono box will rurs
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar . box, or sir more,
tof hve dollars; sont by mail prepaid on re.
ooipt OF price. We guarantee six boxes tr
slfs any case. With each order received BY
lor ax boxes, accompanied with fyo dol.
a mr. We slii SEND the purchaser our written
ment does not effect . cure, Uuar>ntse,
issued only BY N. b. Damorth, Iruugis,
E I md and Market streets, Wilmirgton
o'o Ako"I Aov2bdAW
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

EhR NEW Jersey House OF l. l.,s.,
tat.yes Aas taken alyalcsI :, . ..
the side Of right AID .->'.... .
passed . resolution calling q IT, I'll.
erAl government 70 Sc, ur" tur
Of American rItiarrs iM?-.s, le
Great Britain, a.s0a re,c.u,lol Uru..,..-
ing protection tor the oppres.,a e, 5
III Russia
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21

AN ErlruEl>L N TN, paper -
week, entitled, An E.;' - vi So.
very, though Il ,u:G-.t,! >e.sur .yl
IL. -d!torla mauSGel4eu; II lie ~ !
fr~l.r., eAtit-i warm pral>. e
ieArN Congratulations .rIu = .'a.' :
s'A'toE IL PAuALs.phis, We Axe Z. y
- tstri N.'u ar work.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
CKUCERIES OWN AGAIN,

We have 'IsI received me
s-ack G, s-pcerie: such as rs.ans, curranis
cIt-v-. lemon peel. orange peel. dates. rgs
'elles u AL s!nd; dried apples, S: dried
lescaes, L; eEp. apples, :. eYp. peaches
- t-altsrTlts rot these frosted sres 70 cts.
pe. 4-ArI -. lAsksOat Chester county
1QLe made m,nce meat, q tts Of the sam
Ia.e apple butter - pel per sauce, ~ Der
quart: sAar HrauL u per ,uArt SIS. bes,
!ise, = -. FleG1E pvanes, Is s IS. new
:lr-A4.s, - lAusuyrs eot.ee. IS martctbo,
. ,-en no, Is good tea, - extra, 81 ;
c-e = syrup, 10 cent? quart eItra. Y c.s
golden syrur, Is; California drps, ~: s.u.
SAGE AMI .crApP.e, ms4e by Lewis Lam born,
q 'le-.e- county. We are The sole axenu
for cabbage IN ihis city. Remember. Tor q s.
cash Se ALL sell Dbl. of extra Family.
iA:e-; process tour; We guarantee sstl.isc.
t.9l Or seni after the ryQr and refund the
money, - yeu take no rlss IL buying In,
Lolf . b, $50 . bag v. tour Il extra.
CAL A. FORD ) Store, Front and MsrvlAnd
Sye-uy Or From, and iaiison. noy1s
Daily Republican., 1882-02-21
DHu.ADELPHlA,w WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January %, 1857.

SaHualy ", 1904
TRAINS WILL LxAvg WrLNIsoTon AS FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tons, oS6, 400 1879 a. To-; 2,S1, 4, 7:au, lU:UO
y. IN.
Philadelphia texpress), 2, 2:23, $50. 7:2,. s.
ID. Q, gis, li:to 4. m, lZ,t L.. bl', e:l0 t:s
Eh5 y. IN.
New YORK ZOO, a98 GO rs. go, ll.E a.
N, 'I2;as, .bS,tl7, Gasp. L.
baltimore and intermediate Stations, LOO
S.Ss .. M, and q W p. III.
For baltimore only, los a. m. 8 and I p. IN,
baltimore and Ny Line, c.bT .. N.
baltimore and Washington, Ia 4u
s.0S, s.Ss a. m, !. 0, 'i:08, e.b7, II. p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division loave for:
New Castle, e.sta IN. .1b, t.Ep.n.
Harrington and intermediate StAtlona az
=. N, LOB. e.2b p. IL.
Delnar and lnternediai. S,a..ocs as,
o., Los, ?. IL.
SUNDAY lKAlNS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate sts.,ors.
aio :. IN, Il A.5,S),T.sJ (exure,s v 10 d. IL,
philalelphis and New ork, 40, a2Ja. a
Ill, o.as p. In.
baltimore and Washington, l.l2 sN,
$50 a. N: ll.0s p. IN. lCja.m.
For further Information pAssensers ara :,
srre1 10 Tho time tables posted ct tho depo,
Trains marked thus ('I 70 limited EXPIRE.
upon ~nich ezra lare Is ! arged,
FRANK THOMSON, WOOD,
tenl NAnASer. Gcn'l Pass. Agt.