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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
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JANIS D. Means, author Of Tho
Life ofGen. Il r., cc,'n work upon
which he realized u handsome sum,
died a few days since at German.
town, Penn. Tie was n native
Virginian and in early life taught
school at Vicksburg. He leaves an
estate estimated at s2O0U0-all
Of 1t made writing books.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

a Ssw law TO authorize the use
Of postal notes for sums under five
dollars takes effect July Let. They
cost but three cents and are to be-
made payable 10 bearer. The price
Of postal money orders will also be
reduced.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

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tmiiuu NJ ihr Hfii.ln include n
HoW and ffolleniiY tteefoi Iuf
ftii on Wagner, YieWB- tf thf
theatre Hud NJ ii4 faril, nco, aare
M iho mosf striking N.up iu
I'tr.itI nni n mll rngn plrffalt
N tht soprano H. 1hffaaa MIiph
IN Die Aaial sitells lu Holland
w dDofgo II llOuiou UiW month
allows U.s. fradou ~ accompany
him through fue.lani whore
with both pen md pencil lo
sketches quaint scpnrs, customs
and costumes W. William Hen
~ Bishops Across Arizona Ia n
pfofuecIy Illustrated description Of
American region ~ least
which has not been skotchcd and
aud described to wcarincss M
Charles Francis Adams natfatos
the interesting colonial story II
Sir Christopher rdincr KNIGHT.
which has often been inaccumicly
told Most reading people know
Longlrllow's version Of IL, narrated
in Tales Of q Waysidc Inn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

W. ii. CocuRAN, formerly Of the
S.arkvilie Times, died in Lauder.
dale county on the ist inst. He
served two terms NJ secretary Of
the Press Association and IN 1850
was clerk of the Mississippi House
Of Representatives. Mr.. Cochran
died with consumption
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

TuE tariff question ghost will
not down. II IL the fruitful theme
Of Discussion in political circles
everywhere, especially at Wash.
ington among the senator's aud
representative who have not vet
returned 10 the bogoms Of their
constituencies, The free traders
are a little afraid wool and iron
not been given a fair deal.
Kelly hos compared the
indictments TO tho man in Heaven
who complained that his halo did
not IT, Kelly is evidently pleased
with the III Of his halo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

A WASnINdroS Sunday school
teacher pays members Of his class
I" follows; For learning the
Apostles creed, 80 cents and the
same for each Of the following
tho ten commandments, the names
Of the Old and New Testament
books and the same sum for each
psalm. lie has the largest elias.
and iS the most popular and sue
ccsslnl teacher in the capital city.
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DEWITT, ARK, july lS1

t'hN'i "AlN lNiA.
Mrssns. s. Mansfield { CO..
Gentlemen; | feel like | am al.
most committing n sin by scping
my testimony from the vorLl. |
have a boy about twelve yrau old
who had rheumatism in ais feet
so bad that he had TO crawl. |
tried every available mcars With.
out success. A gentleman who
stopped at my house, sceingthe lit.
tie fellows helpless and hopeless
condition, advised me to nv your
Magic Arnica Imminent, which |
did the same day and magic it
was, for one bottle and a hdf cured
him sound. l think il il 4 great
specific for rheumatism. His was
Of twelve months standing II
any person believes this to DC Il
fictitious certificate, they may cor.
respond with me ut Dewitt, Ark.
Yours truly, j. w. JAco.s.
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Hope for Drunksrds

Ny husband had drunken habits
he Gould not overcome until Far
kcr's Ginger Tonic took away his
ihirs, for stimulants, restored his
energy Of mind and gave him
strength 10 attend to business
Cincinnati Isslr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

A CHINESE coin 5000 years old
has been found by some gold min.
ers on the coast Of California. II
is supposed to have been left there
by Chinese sailors wrecked on
that coast long before the Christian
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

FRKp DOUGLAS says in $50 years
the pure negro race will BE- extinct
in the South on the other hand
rourgee, the novelist, thinks the
negroes viii be in control Of the
South in less than a century.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

JOINS T HUI, a leading Green.
hacker, has been appointed re.
coiver Of public monies at jackson,
TO succeed Kimball, ono Of tie
carpct-bag Republicans.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

Josrru sstrn. son ofthc founder
Of the Hormdn religion, and claim.
ing to be the head Of that church,
Is the leader of branch If 1t on.
posing polvgamy and numbering
10000 members.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

Tns fsmou. William and Mary
College NJ Williamsburg. Va, had
hs' one student last year and Is
now closed. ftom these historic
balls graduated jefferson. Madison.
Aearpc. Marshall anil RandoIph.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

TnR last Of our centennial cele.
b%rations will he November 18th,
lsSs, the anniversary Of The Brit.
ish evacuation Of New York Civ.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

Hon. Van II. NAMING has our
thanks for two volumes Of the
compendium Of the tenth census
Of the United States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
Grand and potit Jurios OF the Sec.
ond District.


The following II u list Of the grand and
petit iurics Of the End district Of panolr
county for the spring term Of clrcul,
court
dnASp JrRr.
W W. Pcrkias, S. =. Woodruff. Scott
Martin, T. T. Irby, c. s. Graves. +. W.
lrby, W. A. Heron, T. NJ. Sims, 4. A.
Pou, Abrm Fulks, W. W. Caldwell, II,
!" Pollard, Madison Iedbctter. ". II.
Knox, Jas. G. Fowler, G. p. Archibald
Edmon Fox, Henry Rotcnberry, James
Watkins, VI j. Denton.
rErir JURY.
First week--A. S. Kyle, J. W. Jones.
W. J, Cathey, Thomas Harrison. Sam
Eubanks, JocTappcr, j. II. Maxwell. W.
d Mitchell, Bill Bivens, W. W. Jolly.
Lee Mills, II. W. Kennel, J. j. johnson.
r. g. McMinn, l.. ?. Jones. IL. ]. law.
ley, i. Sparks, J. +. Cline, W. n. Rober.
son, c. +. Chapman, L. NJ. Thornton. r
u Robertson, Nelson Priddy, r. f. Todd.
}. ID. Russell. j. W. Nelson, NJ. b. Jones
Il 5, Wiley, J.. b Guest, A. Y. Joslyn.
Second week-A. IIeniz, Daniel Fipr.
H. ). Martin, d. 7. Fig, J. b. Appleton,
i. +. Doolcy, Math Avant, /. S. Kny
Kendall Joe G. Fowler, Patrick Cox. j.
! Nickle' $. II. Hardin, Sum Byars, l.
y Pratt, r. NJ. White, J.. A. CARPENTER.
II. L. Pe'rea, W. c. Gray, Jack Oliver.
+ NJ. johnson, G. +. Scott, G. 7. Keys.
Henry Dongherty, G. +. Perry, ]. W.
Wick, A. Flowers, f. W. Cornick, Samuel
hlmore, t T. Irby, Charles Shelby.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

ti '' ' pun ''lH 'NilfI liif.
Grant My' q colorcd mpi.l.
will be hung NJ Brnndon, April
2ist.
The late grand jury Of Union
county found twcntyninc indict.
monts.
A. A. Tory Of Crystal Springs,
has 10000 tomato plants in his
hot-bouse.
Saw logs have advanced in price
twenty five cents per thousand feet
at Moss Point.
Gov Lowry has approved the
charter for the organization Of a
Jute Company.
Judge r. j. Alcorn has been an.
pointed revenue collector for the
sen coast counties.
T. D. Lochridgc, Of Itawamba
county, has been appointed to a
West Point ~cadetship.
sixteen persons were baptized
and joined the Meridian Baptist
church on the lth inst.
Vicksburg has instructed her
policemen to kill all unmuzyled
dogs found on the streets.
On February 2Gth a Biloxi man
had his first English peas, and
they were Of open air growth.
honroc and Choctaw are the only
two counties in the State that
have no delinquent taxpayers.
In the recent examinations at
the state University the young
lady students excclied the boys.
Thomas Carter, Of Monroe coun-
ty, aged 5years, committed suicide
ON the 9th inst. by hanging him
self.
At Holly Springs on the 9Th
inst Pat Mclaughlin suicided 10y
taking nearly fifty grains Of NOR.
phine.
Lamar Fontaine, of Yazoo CITY,
is said to be- the author of the war.
song, "All's Quiet on the Potomac
Tonight"
The Supreme Court fined the
circuit clerk Of Wilkinson county
sl0 for failing to transmit n
transcript in the case of Guicc
brothers.
Judge Frederick Speed, ofvicks.
burg, has the distinction of being
the only thirty.third degree Mason
in the State.
The Illinois Central railroad has
bought 5000 tons of steel rails for
the Canton, Aberdeen and Nash
vile railroad.
Crystal Springs must be haunt
cd, as the Meteor has an article
headed "the spirits lowering over
Old Crystal Springs"
The Review says every town in
the State should have a building
association as ono has been the
making Of Grcenyillc.
Tate county has hired ont her
prisoners at 80 cents a day to ]. T.
Owcns-hc to pay fines aud costs
on delivery of the prisoners.
One night lately a large flock Of
wild geese circlcd over Meridian
all night uttcring wild cries much
to the annoyance of the citizens.
On the night Of the 9th inst. n
bright meteor passed over Holly
Springs, followed by a roaring
noise like thunder which shook
the HOUSES.
On account Of there being so
many fires at that place the Queen
Insurance Company has cancelled
all their policies in Meridian and
other companies think Of doing
the ZANE thing.
The West Point Southern Nh.
tual Aid Association, which we
believe is the last of the matri-
monial companies, is closing up
i.s business by paying out the
equalization fund.
Samuel o. Wilson, a printer in
the Enterprise Courier office, aged
II years, has been at the business
five months and can set two col
amns II long primer a day aud a
clean proof; In the last issue Of the
paper he put up a column with
only one error. lie Il eev,.,rls
seg svsaaskAs.e 10Y aud IN
maks k'= marx h'rh so,ne la,'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

Hrsay Clss Tnrnsrcx. II
county, Texa. IL tho ialicst man
N America. fsiuv : f~*. : r 81
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

A NV onlkAss widow owns
the original draft Of the Confeier.
Ate constitution and values /, al
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

In England Il costs ss75 10
patent an invcntion-hcre only
s5m
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

A. NJ. GORDON.
Merchant Tailor.
Sardis, Miss.
SPRING AND SUMNER SITS
MADE To ORDER.
s6o Assorted Samples Received
from Philadelphia. New
York and NJ. Louis.

| rccivc monthly reports vi fashions
and will make suits In all the htes,
STYLES
am also agent for n PHILADELPHIA
house that guarantees satisfaction. or the
go..is can hc returned at their expense.
March 18th. 1883 gm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

Il the only Iron preparation Tint
does not color the teeth, and Viii uut
cause headache ~ constipation, 40
other Iron PREPARATIONS vii.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

ELEMENTARY VOCAL ,Sp IySTRr.
MENTAL TUITION.

Nocal Department, Mr.. Morse
English a Italian singing, 4 Downs
Piano Department,
Mrs r. wayuc Wilson.
Orchestral Department,
:. Signor Cayrtano Arrnni
Eloeuiion Department, Mn Mary Rainr.
An elementary class !. taught bv Mr..
Downs personally. Fur further particu.
ulars aprly 10
r. WAYNE WILSON.
scc'y and hus Manager. MossrT lIsl
Cor. Union 4 gud s,s., Mcmphls. Tenn.
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JUST LIKE BJORNSON.
rron, me 1ewi.ton lYs.5 weekly journal.

From The LeHiSton (Hsl Weekly Journal.
A charming little story OF the way III which
pi;,rsfeIne Bi6rusoD the great Norwegian novelist,
turns OF his literary work Is noatng through the news
papers. This is the paragraph:
i0rnstegne BjOrnsOn is easy and rapid Dut ntInl
writer Sometimes his peu viii be seized by IA lDsplra-
zion and reel of whole chapters III few hours The fore.
noon ia his workime and does not care II his desk is
surrounded by visitors talking or oy dozen romping
children at ply. Nothing short OF an earthquake nc
says, can disturb his flow OF thought"
We've always admired Mr. BjOrnsOn and have passed
many happy hours reading MS stores IN the Original
but now our heart toward him with a warmth
IT kuew before, for we discover that lS sreat
man and have tastes ana feelings IN common Wnch
1T s lot Of few persons 10 snare BOrnserne you're
Just ike us, my dear fellow We're just IKE you-oniy
little We, too, delight In being surrounded
by the Laughing prattle OF children as we toll AS
these desirable surroundings are not easily TO De
had in the editorial sanctunl We usually wrne
our heavy articles IN our lOwly cotiagt, with
the little rompng darings on our knees In our aI1s In
fhe midst OF hair whskers ana rdingtO Bal bury
Cross ON instep. possible, we SEND for few OF
the neghbore children and a. the racket grows merfer
ana the little pTatters grow numerous, the faster
cs pen ana the more Irresistible becomes our logic
Perhaps our readers have noeed nat some OF our most
brilliant articles have appeared ia the green apple sea-
son. In the jubilee OF colo aud Ionach-eche we are
inspired with our sublmest ideas, aud write win
rapdiry aud yigOr thar drives all Witnesses aghast.
Yes, we're happy TO have score or Two OF VISITORS
talking and chaterlng arounu our oesh, as we wIiee
They give lgAt ana airy grace 10 our s mae US
crisp and eplgrtlnmatlc, ana our WorA seems put
pastime. But writer Tor Il provincial newspaper can't
day in week, and that's why the public don't get
pushed for stimulus Of this Sort we order in the fore
composing room the Office boy and the press
Cooks lectures backward, In throe different
languages the rate OF seyentyhve words per minute
together and at the same time We have found this
pedienI exceedingly useful and economical, last
resort Bj0rnson. No, not even au earthquake
can disturb flow of our thought On the contrary,
the ow thought has often disturbed earthquakes
The dow OF our thought reaches It's Hood In the midst Of
earthquakes, volcanic eruptlOns tornadoes thunder
siorms waterpouts. boiler explosions. Fourth OF July
celebrations upheaving foundations and tottering walls
The earth may yawD, but the torrent OF thought
rolls in all its dignity and grandeur. The flew OF
thought disturbed but /; and that
when the idings reached US, at the minute Of going
press the day after election that the elevator had
busted and two forms pied" Have you ever been
there Bj0rnsoni
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osuss August ana ssosxd, slse Sss
DO October denvery 6es also 6ssald 40
October November delivery. 3ssi do November and
December delivery. bsd; also 6axd 90 December and
dsvery 6<d do January AND February delivery
6Asl; March and April denverv 6ss Futuree quiet
LIVERPOOL July 31.-l;30 mCorton-Ins sAiss OF the
dav incIsdse 8zoQ bass ADsaca:. ,,.. ~
Aiadlnc. 9sc Good Ordinary Greos: net receapts
All exports % Grear Britain -
bals& . Franco - bass TO tbs OonunenS. - bales.
70 the Uhanne- bales: co2stwiss - Daiea sasA
- ba,se STOCK 10.S40 bates -.
Nsw-OsEsASk July Sl-Uecton quiet Middlinx. sspso;
576 bales: gress 900 haes exports coastw1se- -
bales: Frasoe bales: the Continent 1900 bales
TO Britain bales: Sales. 500 Daies last even
ing - bales. STOCK 73769 oaie.-
SAVANNAH. Jmy 31-Cotton weak; hiddlin9- SSac.;
Low Mddng eisc food Ordinary. Sisrec: net receipts
Ii bales; gross III bales: exports coastwise. l2y
the Continent - bales 10 Great Britain
bales: bales LAST evening. bales stocx- 27IO
EUROFEAS Markets
LIVERPOOL july 3l.-Baoon Cumberland CIT. 1905 short
Cheese American Ch1ios 626d- rur.
23Jd ProuSOns- Lard 1890 per oNs Too
American Brs2dsufs-Corn- 5i7 20 for New Mixet West
1854 Db51 slsl toe California NO L. ilV
gU3d California No. q 90)t 1Jjt fJr Rcd Wintsr Pebl
FOOD Tor OAnaan Butter Bjo0 for Good Unit
Sates and SJ00d for rnest do Bee oSJi for ExtrA
India Ness ,,.. 81.
AsTwRaP July 3wiIcor's Lard closed at le francs 90
Petroleum. Fine Pale Amer csn Is
francs 10 oentlmes paid ami Is francs 10 oentes sellers
LONDON july 3D. 50lrlts rLrosauia ZI51 "a lcutta
$3.50 Ilns9e1 oil E-0 20 az ~ 90
per ralov 5bo o1f cwt Hsllsl Pssroie4n. o's,o
6l4d. Der "a.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-On Pearl-st., near Beekmap, five
l. story store. BULAND q WHITING Beekman-sL
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORE

OFFICE PURCHASING DEPOT CoMNIssARY OF sUBssr-)
ENCR, u. :. ARMY, = my BUILDING. COR. GREENE
AND HOUSTON Sis, NEw-YoRK CITY, July 30 1881
PROPOSALS in duplicate. in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals fer subsistence stores" and al
dressed TO the UNDERSIGNED will be received subject 10 the
usual conditions this office until - O'Clock Mon
day. August o. 1883. at which time aud place they will be
presence bidders for the immediate delivery
the Subsistence StoehOuse such points in the city OF
be designated the following Subsistence
Stores:
100 Flour straight spring wheat for bakers
300 barrels Flour, winter wheat. for bakers
10000 sugar &C" In barrels 5000 lbs sugar
n 10000 bs graduated. barrels
samples all articles proposals. All barrels
to be full head lined. STANDARD samples may be and
given this Office The right
TO reject any all bids.
JOHN p. HAWKINS Major and C. S.
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miscellaneous.

BUTTON HOLES made by hand or machine,
lD 2ic. per doz. BKAIDING also done hMPikb Do :
TON HOLE CO., 223 6h-ave, y. Y. NJ. CRAIG Manager
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lIvsnPoot- July 3l,-l23O 9. B.-Cotton QUOT MIA.
ding Cplands Did. orieana 6,sd Sales. Dalss,
Including l.UO0 gor speculation 9Ono
bales, $3.50 American. futuTes-u pianas. Low Adons
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Miscellaneous.
OAKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE
Danting Afa0emles.

ALLEN DODWORTHS School for Dancing
N No Gsi Fifth.ave VIII re open and classes will com
mence satnrdav. October 90
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

General Eastern ONCE corner q cs9EfS s1s S"ranar
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
NEw,YoRK PAssEyoERs.Leave James, slip S. 7sA
= ssE Il %ss:'i 'S'$ss sss .is e.,
fss z Is
pm sunday $50 a;eo 4 M rs. So, m s.,,.r
a $751; AS. SIS m saairi
fAR ar X w 1905 llo5 n ao5 aso .sa
6S5 sos 7:05 1918 night Weinesdsy AL sstanisv
SAG HXRBoR-s:S5 M, 1885. 400. O:sSp. sundays
GREENpoRT tsHELrER IsLAND,-s:s, a N, s,sy
40 r. EXanss PaR q cHR ra9
Special Limited aud Regular Full Rate Tickets good Oh tz
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAp-ss5, sos y, m, i:sz
day only. Sundays 1855 Garden CITY Only i:sS ssi
GLEN COVE SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. oYsrEa
BAY-s:s5, sos ~, 1885 ass $685. 655 p IN SUNDAYS
~ MG 4 III SCI Sio H. 40, express,
go ~! M g sSsssa' a1l 80,
hq gHSsfpE afTrLE NECK AND GRshf Ngcx
5 a.s5 $40 g., lss H. ss ssI1 , 49, , 7os NJ
lSs ls,y, an 800 g, s,' s'p
& PoP, Ia as y.n from L'as Beach
NORWICH LINE
IN To Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland AN tas Eis
lne ne" iron 't CITY OF WORCESTER
Exception The T %S' On tho sol' AL
leave Pior 30. 40 North RIVER iooio wattsst
swss SsoS Esrs da n through q
Portland aud White Mountains r New
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH Z. X.
en- s"d r e. foot o0aA
Phia. & Read Il. r. foot LIberty.sts
LEAVE NEwYoRK, eS@penci9s July p 1879 ss;, an.
Ff foa h.wa nGa e Va Il Pima x .aang K t. &
VIA Penn III 70 s S sag % l. sauts
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbarv PARK.
ssa Ft Point weA sas sc So va Ph n asa = q
stopping Ocean Grove Asbary Park s4j M. Il t
MI va Penn for ono "a s crave TO- s md pss
Pleasant SUNDAYS mo. stopping at Ocean Grove or A.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat &c. via paiA
hf fSr FEeeio a va Wa Ph s aslns ~ R. r. l Ham
4S Az H. FOR key9Sr MA F Ps vSsl asiaf .s a.
G. : a 4 T. R. & x x q H S S5EA ssss
NEW-YOkK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyER IA "a s,0 Jaue 10 1885,
m. w,siern New.Yors aad Northern Express with
ears 70 Spsa a 8 e t ng
Eie cleSeand ami Toledo arriving Chicago ld2Ja
NJ Saratoga George Montreal Special. with
iG5o D. M chicago Express drawingroou Canaan.
for sharon SPRINGS ,r.o- oouro.,,. Ton ret, Ca,
tora a len % FAILS sis lake George S and Rotiad
RIMS So % S to- lake ? eors s nTUSS only
o M. Accommodation tn Albany and Troy
FANS saaasa Snnad except saturday, To0dO DetrO'
62O D. M HkSss III sleeping 10 Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road also 20 saratoga aud Montreal
Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit hcaso. Cape Vincent
except sunday, AMI Clayton except SatuIday9 -
d. m Night Express, with seepng 20 Albany and
Troy Connects with morning for the West aad North
Except SATURDAY night
Tickets on sac at Grard Central nepot No Bowling
Green Alb Broadway and at WestcOtts Bxprest
Oiees Park place and 7Sb and 9i2 Broadway. NewYork,
and 1873 Washington and s6l Fulton ST. Brooklyn. and u
4th-st.. WILLIAMSBURG
baggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese daily, all others daiy except sunday
I'M TOICEY c. b. MEEkER
Con. Supt. Gen Passenger Agent
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EXECUTORS SALE.
II CHARLES 4. BROWN, AUCTIONEER
will sell at auction, THURSDAY, August 2, 1893 at $50
D. m. the premises.
Valuable Long Branch property, Oceanave, corner
Matilda Terrace. and on Matilda Terrace adjoining.
Twenty plots OF land fronting and the ocean
immediate improvement situated the West
End, Rowland and ScarOOro hotels
and further particulars apply 10 auc0neer 26
Pinest, Messrs McDanie, Wheeler Souther, Attor
news Pine-st. NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on ana after July 9. 1883.

II on ana after july q, 1888.
AND USSiTEb s ti;TEs NAIL ALE ROUTE .
street Ferries as i,iows D''''''' '1
and Chicago .nif Parc 5 1 & ,
wi iii s Lock MAVEN nj Cory nj asa
Baltimore washington and the sout, Linit,l Sssliay,
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Nav sunday SIS I'D 81;
qns via aahyay ani Amooy an, q N IS aos,
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at fsrsev City arordins sp',V aniir'oS tr'i'i's s
pttsburs s:ao AMI laos 'es
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'O'S' and 'O''' TO PHI 'nTLPHIA
THE oLp.EsrABLIsHLD ..ooTE AND SHORT LINE
2oTnAlNs EACH WAY sNPs9NI sps
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Express Trains NswYork dA.F except satubst
lao and D u running through VIA frsn''A 80
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l-S4b q $50 7:iS, sand BOD IN. Oh Suliav lxysss
s;i3 $40 3:45, 4:3S. $3.50 m-t 1920 Lmiteb Gsss
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SO "a IN 4:So m. daily except SUNDAY - ston,s
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ana foot Of md Oortlant 80. CousSsA ss
Brooklyn station foot OF FutDn-s civ:
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Emigranl Ticket odlcs No Battery Plaza and AVA
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