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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

v, II. ToNIlNsoN. .lw. rolSLEY.
T0AIINs0s & POL sLIsY, Attorneysat
l Law, Point Pleasant, w. Va, practice
inthe Countyof Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. Prompt
attentiJngiyen 70 thecollcction Of claims
entrusted them. Address, Point Pleas
ant [ian9, 1858.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

DR. s. g, Straw, Physician and Sur
" geon, tenders his professional service
70 the public. Calls promptly attended "a
Office, cor. Main and Thiid Streets, oppo
site the old Presbyterian Church. [apl5's!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

JOHN Il. 'TIaiAIs, Attorney at law and
J Notary Public, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
will practice in the Counties Of Mason and
Putnam, and will attend prolnptly.to all
business entrusted tohim. lianS, 's3.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

nR, l. +, CAMPBELL, Physician anI
u Surgeon, tenders his professional sel
vices to the citizens Of Point Pleasant ami
vicinity. Office on West side Main Stree
between 18th and 9Th. lan 8, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

Salt Lake City is pretIily laid on
with wide streets at right angles
many large stores, we'll built. and do
ing good business, while the resi-
dence portion contains very many
fine houses surrounded with lawnl
tassefully laid out, and a great var
iety Of, fruit and shade trees; and al!
this has beenreclaimed from a sage.
brush plain, by perseverance, and a
plentiful supply Of water, distribu'
ted by a system Of irrigation. We
were there at.the time Of 3 Mormon
conference, aud SO had theopportun-
ity Of going to the Conference house,
church, it would be called any
where else-and saw 5oOoi more oi
the brothers and sisters, fincipally
the latter, assembled llisi., aud also
heard President Taylor, Brigham
Young sonofold Brigham andone
cr twoIotherspray for the sdyance.
|ment Of their institution and ami.
.hilationof8t Observation-Disclosures
cts. Aud dlhersle me state ny i'm.
pressionsofthe average Mttmon.
They are q sst ofs people dram most
lyfromthe lower classes Of fofeign-
ers5and utterly devoid q personal
beauty even average good looks,
and as q whole showing greas laSk Of
mental powers 0feonrse, Ne lead.
ers are exceptions to this last re.
mark.
We next examined the tatsfnacle,
but only outside, as no gentle wonld
ha a1lnwad III ara;,, ;f N ~, n M $50
yentedI .iISba nav ts,onisg Kss IN
nextobjectof interest. II is only
t;on s!gya ] VI I ~.
\ d ,,.a ss, ,sss
j. n q sIs,t M
lacking u
W. tSsn soss !, ~, s,y,,:,,
J -; J, I, M, ~ 1 Y !,
rIssss L
800 IN !; : s,t &,
I naoaotss q ,,tsI.
mo J.. !,
q !, ta,,s !; : ! Y
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IA ~ e ~ S,Ss ,ss,,,a
never iooE ( n ~ = ssssaS : 1 T.
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moTs more stsTact9ys M aa 49, stSss sSss = is asstS
s.Tssls bs yss Nan q i tSsse
syoSgas ma
s General : 4srsI I & snass
Nhsn ' ~ H. q sshasal, M.
land, of9pls steau, towa ards y Which the
cation lover dowp3the mountain, We
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Duration oliDjrea.n

5she5f tafili
1tisc claimed thatth thelcngestdfeams
lasts less than three tninuiesy IA
man tell asleep olock Lollsdithe
rststroke ofst8elge. Hesawakened
efeslhe echo oftheSt strokeh had
died away, having dreamed dim theip.
teryal that lie committed d cfime,
wasdetected after Ave years, tried
andicondemned The shock OF finds
ing aShalterabopt his neck aroused
him Y consciousness when he dis.
covered thata thesessentshad dhap-
penedR Rinlan infnitesimal fragment
Icftime MOhammedi wishing 70 III
Ilustrate the wonders Of sleep, told
how certain man being ii sheik,
found himself, fol his pride, made a
poor fisherman; that he lived as ole
forIsixty years bfiagingup d family
and working hard and upon waking
up from slong dean 60 short q
time had 7hsbeen asleep thatthenar.
Itow.neck bottle fllea with watef
which hes knew BE overturned as he.
Ifell asleep-had not time inwhichtos
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OEuukeUIG1cs
1t is a very simple matter. for a
man to claim that drinking habit.
will not injure him. either financial,
y OF morally; but when we trace the
careers Of some men from the time
when they we're holding positions d
great trust and high honor to then
dsrsase, or to the present day. we
can readily see how utterly futile are
all such assertions.
How many Of our readers can 10.
member the time when some one Of
their friends, who are now perfect
wrecks heldexalted positions in the
socialor financial worlda One very
forcible illustration of the power Of
the demon Of drink to destroy, ia
found in the history of John Tobin,
Of New York City, who was once the
President Of reilroad aud hsld az
as Cornelius Wander
biltorD Daniel Drew Thelast chap.
ofIhislife u almost finished; We.
nov hear OF .Jbhn Tobininsa police
couft Afterlso5many striking eS
amples ofigreat and wise men who
lhayetalle because they swereunableI
Etorefrain 'front.' Eheluselof filiqnof, isl III
not rather preslmptu tuous for the
young men Of the day % tatnpef
with: :theSsine cupS ~ ydss.
Fannie smith's Churcli.
A,little girl delicate and poorly
clad, six years ago ptoposedsto cler.
gyman5who was administering her
Iatiher bedside that church should
lbes bniltfofp people like herself, who
were tooindif ifesentls dressed dltolwor.
.shipti ordinary temples and ashams
sdsto mingle withrichl congregational
She placed in isihands some copper
and nickle coins which she said
5would.do tolbegin the subscription
iwithg Hernane was Fannie Smith,
.andaher donation was s4.2l. Some
time aftert thisshe died Yesterday
the Memorial Ptcsb5terian church,
on cntgomefg avenue, below 18Th
street which had been the dream Of
lherlifeiand for whose erection she
gave her sagings was opened With
dedicatory ceremonies. and the Rev
Mutchmores the executorofsl little
Fanniedpl installed sastfsctors The
,chutchandslot has cost $40 800, Of
which every cent isipaiti
ss Dr. tIutchmote 10 lss7 6 was pastor
Of Che Cobocksink Presbyterian
church Thelittlegirl was d regu.
lar attendant, but being scantilSI
dressed onlysvents tsin3the eeyenihgs.;
'shewas very small and Reak but
fallof charity yand gentlenesss One
day DR. Mutchmore was wsitediuponI
bs thesmo!her shelsas greatly ex,.
cited, andsto dlhim that her little,
wished to- see him He
iBentand dreceised from her hands
theimoney which formed the sbasiso
the fund The services yesterday
were attended 3byAa large crowd. Afs
terSthe sersioesabout one bundled
persons paid s25ieachl foFoae Of che
eoinswhich thelitlle girl gave to
Dr. Matchmore They were nearly
alIlone, three and tiyeceht pieces
Rsil.i Times
q Human Monster.
Mr. Paul Bert aslatelysentito Che
editorof IA Mature, from Geneva, two
photographs Of human monster ex,
.hibited there, living and aged tiyeI
years, having been bornSat Turin in
1917. II hast two heads, four arms
andtWo chests, bptone bdomenand
lpelyis, and twollegs; that is, IL isI
,doubleaboye Che middle Of the body.
The fusion of the two bodies begins
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PRYsICIA1Ts.

nR. SARAH HALL sATYFY offer beI
" professional services To the people d
Point Pleasant and vicinity. Rooms oil
Main Street, above Tippett's Store. 0tiica
hours sto 10 morning; 2 to A afternoon
Toe evening. [sep6-1y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-17

a. n. BARRRE, NJ. D. is. STONE, N. d
nRs. BARBEE 4 STONE, Northwest
~ Cor. 6thand Main Sts., Point Pleasant
VIVA. Office hours from 6to 2 p. NJ. and
5tOlop.m. [mayS, 1882. 81
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JNU. y, TIMMS,
Com'r Fiduciaries Of Mason %. Cour
ian.l2.ti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-23

NTw-YORK, Monday. Jan. %.
The speculation in crude petroleum certif-
Gates has been held m check for about week past by
the uncertainty regarding the Patterson we'll The
well Is situated the Cooper tract in Forest County
Penn, and 10 Ia Lot yet known whether IL will prove TO
he q dry well r. heavy producer Dealers have been
looking fall in prices should news be received that
oil was flowing freely. The dealings this morning AT the
Petroleum Exchanges were moderate and the prices
were oa-y at 9Os0 s9al cents. In the afternoon it
Wa rumoroT that the Patterson well was opened
&c price rose late the afternoon to 9ia cents
az the Sew York Exchange closing Rt o. BID There
wa uo exact Information respecting the well
o5ianabr Ia this city, huJ the following telegram
wa received from oil City by prominent
brokerage firm: 'The trade is buying the rumOr that
the Patterson we'll Il dry, bu, nothing defue Known
We think the situation warrants higher prices but the
market may break Tomorrow Oh any unayOrable news
from the Forest County held
The advance today from Saturdays last price Is ia
ccus ne market closed excited The total sales al
{. ethree exchanges we're hs follows:
Nnv.York Petroleum Exchange --........... 10000
National Petroleum Exchange. 9T3 900
New York Mining stock EKchaus los, 900
,OOl,uOO
The telegraph reports the sales at the on cry EH-
change at 40 900 bDls. At New York EXchau ge
,he range ot prices Opening 0Uls; highest. 9i4 :;
lowest 90: closing. 81 ut the National. 90 9J&. S9aI,
g8i9: ard NJ the Ncw-NOrk Mining Stock Ekchange.
pos 81, 0J's, 93lL
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Jan. 22-P. n.

MONDAY, Jan. ZZ-P. NJ
Tho mining stock markets to-day were iDordi-
nltcly active, but the movements OF prices wee IT.
regular. Sierra Grande rose to 275, Green Mountain
advanced to "a cents, and Iron Silver was strong
at 2.GO. But Robinson declined to 1.15 and Chryso-
lite was barely steady at 1.50. The Leadville
shares generally were easier Horn Silver was Oh
tO7.
A1LEy Al FHE uyvIyl RfCHAYGES
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SING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Jan. %. 1893.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

TOMBSTONE. Arz., Jan. 22.-Aotive operations
have been resumed on tie Bunker Hill and Rattle
snake mines.
large body of good ore has been struck in un-
mel in Military Hill. in the Big Pedro nine.
HE Anchor mlne is improving in quality and
quantity of ore. Some OF the ore assays 1900 per
ton
. The hosting works on the West Side, Ingersoll
and Onewall mines ere nearly completed.
Work on the Horseshoe mine has been resumed.
The lcssees of the Mamie mine are taking out con-
siderable rich ore
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filming.
OFFicEoF TIE


STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MlsING CO..
SAS FRANCISCO. Jan. 20. 1883. }
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
stockholders OF the above named COMPANY FOR the cleo.
ton VI and the transaction VI such other bust
ness ns may presented viii 30 held MONDAY. Feb
. 1888 ,nrst Monday m Fcbi nary AZ o'clock on that
day a Office OF the Company Room No. 20. Nevada
. ok NO. 300 MONTGOMERY Francisco, al. Trans
frro0R- vii closed Ncw-i January %. 1888
and I'm san Francisco Ihurrdty, February !, lcS8
WILLIAM WILLIS Secretary.
SEw. ESGLkND GOLD AND SILyER(
MINING COMPANY.
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of this Company The election ~ Trustees for
the coming ear VIII be held AZ thc Once OF the Company
M .iI l,to.dwty New York. TUESDAY, January 30,
less 20 II O'Clock a. transfer books will close January
- and reopen January 30. ls-3 Z. NICHOLS, Scc'y.
Dated New YORK, January II, 1883.
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NEw- ENaLAND CON An smyEn !
Giclmboals nu0 RGllronos.

COk NEW HAVEN.-Stcamcrs leave Peck
&C @ h@S o p p a Nor a" s H.
EUGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
Jans depos foot Of otandt and SITS NJ
t-ua u $40 and p. for East0n. Bethlehem. Allentown
iihSca GENEVA Lyons Buffalo and tho West Pullman
Though coaches un daily Local trains at 54O p. III for
Trans leaving at NO M and $40 ?. all
local Chunk. $40 H. Leave Maueh ChunS at
Eastern ONCE corner Of chgrc ana Goraqa',t'
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD commencing November g. 1882
tht1ush trains Nlil leave Grand central Depoi:
Montreal win dr. Snsroom cars aso 70 Saaio;a anil,
at Albany 81 iacuso' Rochester bulao Erie Cleveland aud
i0'jJa NJ. chicago 3xpresa drAwnsroom ears,o Canaan
daigul, Rochester aud Bnn,o.
Iu. Albany and roy, with connection % Utica sara
toga Dlrns rails. Lac George and Kuti Iud
P p ~ Xcco%%6aaion to Albany and Troy
an a every yS the Week. a S' Niagara fa
go M ESprcss daily except sunday. with sleeping cars
toyacuse and to Auburn Road also 10 saratoga aud Mon
p. NJ. Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago and
il D. Night Express with sleepuscars TO Albany and
Tickeso sao at 80 Bow ny Green, 2S3 and AS i,oal
aud 9i2 Broadway, Now-Hork, aud oS3 Washn ;onst'
'i j. 81 TToucEY Cen sup't. Gen Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE ..,,...
~ 10 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland aud tao El's
Inc new Iron steamer . ,,.,.,,,Y.r,,
cry OF WORCESTER,
Without the elegant o0at on tho sound and
the tAYurlte CITY VI NV JIM
leaves Pier 80 North lycI loot OF Ndsst, next pier
above Fey dauy except sundays at tJO pm
CHARMS ....
- ClIY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTING
COMPANY.
Office Per lS y. r., foot OF CortandtsL
ConsIepmonts OF freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders eoe delivery OF al kinds freight MGR.
chnndse TO any part oil the city.
skA AN ID HAkBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
FOR IIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered oanypoint
ia the harbOr at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoAIs, BAlGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers II. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier 10, N H., at OPP daily Saturdays
excepted.
MErROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Now.f ork and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight Tor points d., h. ". H. H. received AT Fier ~
For New Haven points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier j. IT, loot ot
Whtehalst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. N. DRY Dock .
Machine and Boiler Shops everything apperthihs 70 mo
construction AID repair Of vessels
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Qeachers.

A CULTURED North German lady desires
IA To give German lessons In exchange
yate family best references exchanged Address
3bthst
A LADY TEACHER with excellent testi-
n m0nias desires situation as daily Royerneas
most careful attention given pupils in English French
music, drawing For interview address by letter NJ 63
pennsy lyanll ave. Newark NJ
A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors
N governesses lecturers companions and
supplied by MISS NJ. j.. YOUNG, American and Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
MISS HESSE, SO WEST -ST.-Ladies,
WI piano and vocal music lady for private famy
French ladies' with music resident teachers Ladies'
aud gentenen speaking Spanish aud experienced professors
resident Teachers American tutor German school,
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GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

ATLAS LINE on MAIL STEAMER
For BAUAIA~. TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAlIL
PORTO RICO. i5litMUS or FANAMA aut !!'hblA
sailing ever Tourists a., invited 10 avail h,mscycs
81 these iip- which they make "n ANY ioHte "icl ho
Compan, take 90 The extreme low pti'c ~ - per
day which include living ou board TIA steamer % whole
and they transfer 0ay uhoT steamer OF iho uD
they 10 ). tho
passage apply %
state new York.
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Miscellaneous.
Dancini Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. 03l jth.ava
FOR particulars circular. Dodwoths Iancers
Music ana figures NEW. Just published
LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, l12 5th-avc.
~ Glasses every morning AID afternoon. Gentlcmens
classes Moaday and Thursday evenings Private nsruc-
ton day evening.
NARL, MARWIG'S school for Dancing, CT
~ Madisonavc. Send for circulars.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing.
No 57s jth.ave. 47th.st oppontc windsor Hotel.
Glasses will recOnmrncc MOndlv OCTOBER IT, 1882 En-
gagement at Newport X. l., closes October l.
+. s. Send postage STAMP for circular
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Bullion valued at $34.2l1 40 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUII
MINT, And THE FASTENT TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

\
E.urcss riana cIyc NcWNora DcsOrOsScs and Court
lauOt street Ferries. lOnws
CI5 20 ~ 90 t9 and IO Iimitcd), II a. m l. 800 34O
I. ., e., - y, and =. and ~ night sundays ., =,
90 Limited and 10 IL M, l. u = D. anu y b. ~ ahh IL
EIpirss Trains leave Now York daily except sunday,
72Oa. and4 r. NJ. running through via Trenton and
pi,ne trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
timied Express 1870 p M. !, - !, lJ-0 Limited y,
C.aO 40 and $40 %. ON sunday l2Ol, 300 800,
34l $3.50 o. u tb2J Limited csc. $40. ana -
Leave Philadelphia via Caudcu a m aud i3O p m. daily
cSpt oGices 43j SO and 04 broadway Astor House
ami funt of DcHbfOsscs and tOulandtss COurtst and
ro vu AuuCx station foot Of FuitUnst, brooklyn Nos,
ia 10 and llS iiudsOhst HObOkcn station. Jersey city,
ma M York Tiascr Company Will call for and check
bargage from hotels and residences . ,,.
CHARLES l.. ~ on ,o,o 49,, ~ W; WI D.
DOpULAK SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND lhl. LAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT.
Three 1presA trains daily SuncaYs ohceplc 10 bu5ton NJ
M 2 D. tpaTlOr attached aud Top M with palace
sleeping cars. Sundays ut 10 with palace sleeping
'" 4. W. PoPPLE,
Acting General Passenger Agent.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
reduced So 10 Boston for nrscass tickets good only
Eegant steamer eays daily (sundays excepted at 43Op
NJ from pier 80 North River foot OF Jayst NewY0rk ar
irving Boston at d Tickets for sale ut all principal
uPRoWIDINCE LINE for freight only Steamers leave
Nundavs ercepied) for Boston via Providence direct
NJ. fOPPLE, ACHING General Passenger Asen@
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New I)utIieations.
NuAS. Ii. HALL. ID. D..

| A
~ Rector of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Brook
Iyn. speaking of the NEW STANDARD LIBRA RY enter
pse by which the sold fer Is to rs cents
says.
Great book monopoes like huge railroad syndicaes arc
now the morarcmCal relics against which the benevoeh'o
radica!ism OF the age. from different standpon's, e
bound TO wage Each source Will have It's own n'''e
and arguments but each Will resolve TO conquer III lc S
run. great strife Tor the greatest good OF INC
largest number put down the side OF the last roo
my your subscription list
LIFE OF CROMWELL. by Paxton Hood Is the first of
these books Its 81 book for IS cents 2mo aid paper
book type Fo, sale at bookstores ferry. elevated railroad
and other newsstaps sent postpaid by the publishers
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WI reu mos b So 10 me mmediaey Shall glad 10 send
them each ysCu copy with the Annex N ~ pss - JSOh
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RAiLHOAD.
4 ON AMI after December {. l7S2.
GEtAI TIKI Nh LINE

ASD UNITED STATS NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Sew losbrossrs aud CORTLAND;
Street. I,ulo- "a. follows
Harrisburg I-hurr he west aud south, WIN Pullman
Palace cars attached ~ q AMI M dairy New YORK
AMI chicago Limited Of Parlor Dhing mokhg and steep
Ing q ala 90 every duY.
William foff, i0cs Haven m, - u M 'oiI ann TIC al
SPIN, uuro CORY iOr titusNilc, Petroleum Cen
TIE ans the ~ Ertiun.. .. . 80. .
IA " a,ihngtun the SOUTH Limited Washington
Iyrrtsi a. Iu .an raror cars daily except sunday 10
a 4. arrive Washington b. m Re ;ulir VIA u. and p. Il
H. 10 and 80 - t $40 and p M and IL night vla
r.. -. t. g.. atd = 4. tii, ami ~ night
sunday via d. ana T.. 10. r. 6a m M, and IL night;
VIA h. and u. H.. Z ~. ani u ulght.
Ior Atlantic CITY. except SUNDAY, oo a. m ana p IN On
SUNDAY. . 10 "a.
For MAY except sunday DID, lllo u H. 'h 7thdys
49,. $500, ,......, H.. .....
via RAILWAY aud Anb0y. a. - noOn $50 aud
ON VA dan q. Di"re not stop nc Arbuty fafA
pois nt fooElyn AuneN connect with a th ouch trans
&C Jersey Cy. anOrong speedy aud direct tanalr for
EtYU. .Fu tfd6eI,
Trns aitivr FROM rittburg - and 10 1880 and
Ia, Do t daily. From Washington and baltimore, 3D.
ESQ o. m So $50 Dab 10 20 4nd lo V.u SUNDAY. 60
& o. a. M 1885 and 1890 ~ From aitmOrcl 20 -.
On SUNDAY. g;ij p IN From Philadelphia 300 go go
glU lUtO, II 80 o. lI. -. , %. $50. q % >
o. 90 y 80, lO:O. 1885 aud 1000 D. SUNDAY, 90
GO 80 $50. IiO C2U, 53O 3jJ, 1870. 1880 and
% n ID
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