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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
81. InIEoes' Items.

Mr.. Fabian TrOssbach, an old and much re-
sPeci'd German citizen, and Miss Z. CRIME,
dAughtre Of the late John Abel Crane, died
during the past week.
A frost, aye, killing one, visited us on 2nd
iniIant, and, sad 70 relate. 'tatOe vines are no
more.
W. d. Tennissnn, Of Philadelphia, PA /, Is
on visit to his friends. Willie is the pic
'ure Of good health, and we wish him much
success in his new business, that ola first-
class restanraIear.
Our schools tWhite) are being wel: attend
cd, and pupils seem delighted with their new
teachers. Well, as news is scarce jus, now.
aud We are not oc the number who have dip
ped ''Out Ct the wei Of English indebted, y we
beg to be excused, promising the same old
tale Ito do better next time.
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local Correspondence
Sr. CLENExr's BAY. Nov. ;,

ST. CLEMENTS Bar, Nov SO.
Messrs. Editors :---After long silence.
again essay to indite you few items. You
might suppose that had collected, during
this long interval, sufficient materials for a
long and interesting article, but as neglec-
ted my diary and have lost my memoran-
dun book, can give you nothing better
than the usual batch Of nonsense---foolish
pressing about nothing.
The weather, up 70 few DAYS ago. was
''tOo awfully awful for anything texcuse
slang,) and the farmers had folded their
hands and sat down with tears In their ewes /:
but a few DAYS ago the weather Frightened
up, and So did the farmers, and they are
now pushing their wheat-seeding, for which
they have fine weather. Much Of tibet obac-
CO crop was badly damaged by the damn.
Close weather which prevailed during the
critical period Of curing.
SIR. Il. NJ. Dyer lost fine horse several
weeks ago while on his way home from town.
The animal dropped dead in harness. The
cause NJ death is said TO lave been the
heaves.
The races received but n small attendance
from this section believe
The dinner given by the c0lored people
for the benefit Of st. Joseph's church came
off on Thursday, the lst instant, and was
quite well attended notwithstanding that il
was ON tho principal day ct the races. I
have not been informed Of the amount real
lied from the affair.
'''rhc melancholy days have come
The sadiest Of the year."
aud in the 'ssere and yellow leaf we can
behold the effects Of that subtitle alchemy
which has 50 beautifully transformed emef-
aid into gold. Nature IS lovely even in her
decay, for the groves aud forests, now array
ed in their golden splendor, are not less love-
IN than when thew stood rohed In their gar
nlents Of green. The scenery il now certain
IN beautiful, but It Is a sad kind Of beauty.
Ii Il such u reminder Of decay az all that 8
hnman---a theme which human nature al
ways strives to avoid. A young lady once
told ne that on this account she could never
admire autumnal scenery and that green
leaves were always more beautiful 10 her
than yelssw ones.
The first bop sf the season in this neigh
boEhoOd occurred some nights ago. and was
quite enjoyable / have heard II IS rather
early in the seas n for this species Of amuse-
menf.
A young man formerly Of this neighbor-
hood has LEFT off farming and sought a new
vocation more csmgenial g. lis tastes. He
IS now at California engaged IN the mercan-
tile business. wish him success in his new
occupation.
1 heard young man sly that the reslnc-
ton az the letter postage occurred al an or
perfume time for him otherwise hi postage
BIN would he large item in bis list II an
nual expenses. q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

This body met on Tuesday last, present
Judges Milbun, TIppetl and Love. The fol-
lowing business was transacted i: Last viii
and Testament Of George p. Leach Glea for
probate. last win and Testament of Rosa
L. Mckay iIed and probated. J. Frank Bo-
hsnan, administrator OF VIM. r. Bohanaa,
filed his inventory ofpersonal estatcand order
for sale granted. Jos. II. Key, administrator
OF John n. Buckler, deceased, stated his LIST
and final account. which was passed BIZ the
Court. W. L. A. Russell snd Charles ]. Rus
sell, executors Of Vim. Lambert Russell. stated
their let and fnsl account and distribution Of
balance iled. Order for sale upon The usual
terms granted TO Charles A. and Edward A,
Burch, executors Of Albert Burch, deceased.
The Court appointed John w. Wrighison and
James L. BiscOe 10 appraise the real estate or
the late Geo. r. Sabel. The Court then adj
jOurned to Tuesday, Nov. 27lh, 1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

This falI. and when The farmer gets day
or nov and then for spOFt, he mar be able 10
find some parsrIdges 10 repay BIN for bis
Tramp. f he protects bic premises from Inya-
siOns and wholesale destruction By the hun
ters who Al 4his season swarm the rural dis
trieis. The farmers should pablish notices
waFhing OF trespasseFs. A gunner has no
more right to hunt partEidges in farmers
field without permission than he has 70 ee-
spoil his poultry yard. The Law nov per-
mits gunner 20 hnnt cartridges and rabbits,
and uaiess the farmers protect ssleir game ii
will shortly he destroyed. 10 several conn
lies Of The State associations have been formed
for the pFoiscsien ofgame, and ne understand
thai same ofOur farmers are talklng about
organizing similar association for protec-
tion. "a
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w@. ), EdeIcn 6 40.

The attention Of QUE readers is called to the
heavy Fail aud Winter stock Of goods which
the above firm have now on exhibition al their
cd place Of business in our Town, notice of
which appears in our advertising columns 10
day. The favorite notices Of this firm arc,
small profits, hair dealings and promp, atten-
iion 10 customers. Give them call Spe-
cial attention is called TO their large stock Of
LHdi's and Misses ClOaks, ready made Cloth
ing and overcoais. Also 10 their stock Of
furniture and stoves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
THE SUN.
NEW FORK. 1881.

About sixty million copies Of The Sun have
gone out OF our establishment during the past
twelve months
II you were e paste end TO end all the col
umns al all The Suns printed aud sold hast
year you would get continuous strip of in
teres'ing Information, common sense wisdom
SQUAD doctrine, and SINE wit long enough 10
reach from Printing House square TO he top
OF Mount Copcrhirus in the moon, then hack
TO Printing House square, and then three
quarters OF the way back TO the moon again
Bat The Sun is written for the inhabitants
OF the earth; this same strip OF intelligence
wonli girdle the globe tWenty-seven or twen-
ty-cight times.
every buyer Of copy of The San during
the past year has spent only one hour over il,
and 1t his wife or his grandfather has spent
ahOiher hour. this newspaper in 1883
has Afforded the haman race ihi-teen thou
sand years OF steady reading, night and day g.
II is only By little calculations like these
that you can form any idea OF the calculation
Of the most popular Of American newspapers.
or Of its influence on the opinions and actions
Of American men and women.
The Sun is and will continue 10 Be. a
newspaper which tells the truth without fear
OF consequences, which gets at the facts no
matter how much the process casts. which
presents The news Of all the world without
waste and in the most readable shape, which
is working with MI its heart for the came Of
honest government, and which therefore Le-
lieves tina. the Republican party must GO,
aud must go Ia this coming year of our Lord
1884.
lfyou know The Sun, yon like it already.
aud you will read il with accustomed dill.
gence and profit during what is sure 10 I.e the
most interesting year in its history. If YOU
do not yet know The Sun, il is high time 10
get into the sunshine
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

The esrraI editions Of The Sun are sent by
mail, postpaid, rs follows:
DAlLY-5O cents a month, SIS year; with
SUNDAY edition, 81.
SUNDAf-EIght pages This edition fur
nishes the currcnt news Of the world, special
articles ofexcepIional interest Ia everybody,
and literary reviews Of new books of the
highest merit. 81 year.
WEEkLI-Sl year. Eight pages Of the
best mniter OF the daily issues an Agrical-
iural Department OF uneqaalled value,
special market reports. aud literary, scien.
tito, and domestic intelligence make The
Weekly Sun the newspaper for the farmer 5
household. To clubs Of ten with $lO, an
extra copy free.
Address I. W. ENGLAND, Publishers,
TINS SUS, n. Y. City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

DIR. Tack Taylor while preaching in
Worcester county, Md, last year, and living
at Stockton, my family got the chills. We
tried the Doctors, took Quinine, and did
everything we could, but could not effect a
cure, undl we sent and got your AoUE BIT
TIERS / really thought the ChiIls would
kill my married daughfeT, but AauE BIT-
TIERS cured her after everything else had
falled. a lady friend Of ours was also cured
Of the chllis by your AGUE BIrTERs after she
had tried the Doctors and taOk Quinine a
year. II is a wonderful medicine and must
be kept on Kent Island for Nv Individual
Family IL for nobody else, and If one HER
chant will not keep them ] will get another
10 do 20. REv. }. A. AErERs. Kent Island
Queen Annc's County, Md. August 18th
1888.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

A resolution was offered In the MARYLAND
Historical Society at its Inst meeting by rrof.
Gilman, requesting Archbishop Gibbons.
who is now in Rome, to ascertain whether or
rot there are any papers ia the Yntican
hInry relating To the early history oF
Maryland. Gen. johnson said that the recoi d.
Of the Issnils Of MarJ land, and also those of
the established chHrch, could hesobtaiurd in
London, and he iboughi some rich man ought
10 present the State with complete collection.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

The improvements on the Drug Store lot,
consisting Of a dwelling house stable and an
addition 10 tie Drug Store are nearing COM
l'leiion. Capt. Ben Foxwell's new dwelling
is nearly ready for occupation aud the Capt.
can now boast Of having one Of the most con-
venisnt and nentest looking dwellings in our
county. Norris and Garner are the builders.
Mr.. Fenwick Taylor Of the lst district is also
having fine large dwelling erected near his
store. Nr. JnO. +. Cecil, OfCaIi:ornia, is the
contractor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

IN lhe annual report Of the President Of the
Light House Board Of which Gen O. +. Bah
cock. U. s. A., Is the engineer ofieer, the fol-
lowing mentions are made connected with
points Of interest TO our county people -
Congress provided for the establishment Of
two range lights mt The mouth Of the Patuxent
river. The smaIlness OF he appropriation, rs
well rs the necessity for range here, caused
the board 70 erect a screw pile lighthouse at
Drum Point, which Answers the present re-
quiremenis Of commerce. A Fecond light 20
complete tie rauae can he placed, If needed,
on Sullivan Island after an appropriation is
made for the purpose. The station at Cove
Point NJ the mouth Of the Patuxent river has
been rrpai,ed. The distance between the
Lazareito and Portsmouth depot was so
great and IL oecasioned so much delay in
buoyage work, that il became necessary 10 es-
iablish depot at Point Lookout, ut the
mouth Of The Potomac river. The light nj
Upper Cedar Point, above the mouth of Port
Tobacco Greek, which was discontinued, De-
cenber, 1876. was reIighted Sept. lst, 1882
Repairs have beer made NJ Blackstone Island
and Lower Cedar Point. The general cendi-
ton Of tine buoyage Of the district has been
much improved during the year aud is Eow
in excellent condition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Mr.. + Cough Eiglin, the accommodating
proprietor Of the 81. InIgoes' store. has Just
returned from Baltimore with his E,ll and
winieT stock Of goods aud is prepared TO fur
nish his friends aad general public with The
best Of goods Al II's lowest prizes. 1;ough's
"ouriesys bu in s. u,liiici ions and acsommo-
dating r'anners make il Is pleasure to deal
with him and we hope that our "a In;goes'
friends viii give him call besore buying
elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

An experienced breeder Of sheep says, tIlas
q number Of sheep 10 any flock wearing bells
win keep away dogs. IIe allows ten bell
shsep TO every hundred. When sheep are
alarmed, they run together 10 a compact
body, and the ringing Of all the bells fright
Gus The dogs. IN Great Britain and Irelan,l
l'eils.are used by almost every owner Of sheep
They are useful for keeping of dogs and foxes,
Tie latter beiEg very destructive 10 lambs in
piaus v here this prrcaulion Is not taken,
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Ntate Prlntlnr.

Ar. spencer G. Jones. Clerk Of she Court Of
Appeals, oPeaed the proposals for doing the
siaie Printing on Saturday last, Ia the pres
enee Of some Of the bidders. There weFesour-
teen bids, the lowest in amount being that Of
Mr. JAS. Young, Of Baltimore, who contracts
90 do the work for $l2.440. The price i
thought 20 be very low, considering the un-
certainty Of the amount Of work to be done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Dry sand poured into the filed barrels n
apples and potatoes, afler storing them In the
cellar, hrs been found % Be decided ins-
prOvement on all other plans for keeping
them, they retaining until late in the Spring
- "crisp md apparently Is fresh IS when
first gashend."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

The season Tor shooting pariridgss began
last week and viii end on the z4th Of Decem-
Der. Our 'dead shots were 50 busy hunt
ing votes, up TO Tuesday night, that the
bright-eysd birds enjoyed few daysof grace.
Now that election is over, the slaughter Of the
innocenls will legin in dead earnest. For The
next fifty days we expect 10 live on parsFidgcs
and toast, and shall only record the wonderful
performances Of those sportsmen who sxnd ~
dozen birds for every sasiick' We mrite
about them. Brother King may beat u on
many things hut we don't intend thar ne
EMAIL Get ahead u as on sslive Stock five
can help ik--P0rt Tobacco TSmes.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. Editors Please announce JOHN
N. GRAVES ~ Candidate for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court in 1885, and say that be will
receive the cordial support Of the Republicans
Of S.. hary's COuniy.
Mar Is. LE0EGRDTowS DIsTucT.
MessEx. Edit0rs.-Pleass announce Mr..
w. F. FORD, Of the 9Th district, as eandi-
date for Clerk Of the Circuit Court, and say
that he will be warmly endorsed BY
LE0xAEDTowN DlsTKIcT.
March zznd. lss3
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Mssss. B. Harris canalIer and BiIlIngsIey
Garner, q Trustees. sold on Tuesday last. ne
Home farm Of she late Or. John =. Turnes,
for 1868 and IiOuSe aad Lot IL Claptleo,
belonging 10 same eslaie, for sz2o. Purchaser.
]. Walter Carpenter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

~ W. E. Thorntoa, Ese.-DsaF Sir: ]
use Larogues Biiiers IN ny family. and think
IL valuable aud excellent medioins for all
arrangements both Of Stomach, and Liver. II
gives me much pleasure TO sadorse lie merits,
which yOu a-o AT liberty 10 make uss Of IN sny
way yOH may think proper. Very respectfully
yours, Mrs. u. T. KetIeweII, les Hanover
street.
Baltimore, Sept srd, 1880.
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- = - - 80
nalrsMnax N0v. III aaaa

1@&th41N@s %4N. - &@N1-
Messrs. Editors .--As eamnarea wlsh ihe
pFereding Nsek Shers i = saaali Increase III
Tie receipts Of both wheat and ezra. aas0 ~
re. hut q d6cFesss Ia cats glre closing
quotations 80 f6lIowk Whaaa. Southern
falfA ll9 % lis; loRz-berry. ~ 70 1T;
Western spa and kuseusher, 1911 - l074:
DecembeF, le3s 70 1921; ganuary. ! il % -
feLEuary, lI$t 70 ILL.,. an1 March. ll1t.
soH.heFn coFn from $ = S. eeniss Nfsiesn
spot and November. 5sto IS; Deeenber, sa1:
% s., and Jaanary, Isl - 81. Rrs from
IS q &C sad CATS fEom s. to - ess pea busllel
IoaaecD- Vita sulall Receipts fhe market
Is Festfieled, but al desiEahle samples Of Ma-
rylsnd find rsady sale ~ full figures. Gronnd
leages are mach s0agha after, bns receipts are
unusnaliy light. give Quofationa - Allows
Inferior and frosted. 90 to GO; sound ecn-
mon, , 80 70 . 5Os good DO, 90 70 90,
miadiiRg, 80 10 4 %; good 10 fne red 50
% II 90, fancy, IL 90 q ls CO, and grDaud
leaves from 50 10 8 %. Miscellaneous stuff
plentiful and prices generally good. n.
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FNyHIs d 10 lufarm shs puhllo shat he un.
H. deEsigued hare Iuss pecslvsd = los n gne
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from one Of Tie hssi carriage hsIsIiers IN he
country, and usass ale - ssll thsm cskAF-
-, viii wriilsn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

Tbs comnsanicAii0n signed SEKEx Sas r.
csived too late for publication In this Issue.
II uill appear in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15
nav BOOKS.
TREsPAss NOTICE.

EsROM and after the date of this notice, all
I persons are sogewarned against trespas-
slng with dog CT gun. Or In any other man
neF, upon the farm Eame UNKNOWN,
situated in tbs 9Th district The law viii be
rigidly enforced against al who disregard this
notice
J. A. RUSSELL,
c. II. RUSSELL.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and |. 1. after :. July .; 1883.


tssays NsvYorf Vi. bs:bro.ss. ana Cortlands Street
sysuIi P,seurs ives. and South With Pullman
Chicago a ess 81 e.s i5a 5, sm S1 sna sleep
sa.ms sMs I'm N every day a., r =,
=. eonnec lug Cory for tusviie. Petroleum Cen
; sS ss1 a x., ssgcna .,,u,,.1 uy..,,,.,o,
Ssrsss" Of Pullman Cars daily except sunday 10
.sS %sss S an s;sT ~ AND xi n asS Va
u e. I'd sod q sns Y sisa' and IL night vi.
s.Asssc cit, except sunday. lilo IN. and p.
az as., NY sss.S. sasd.y SIS and LAG ana
R.hssy and ssHq A1So Ds" so ana ana @ Il noon
"a A. sna p m ON Sun day. q. and y. m tdoes
Z. s,,ssa g. Of Pullman PsrIor Care $40 p.
10 BroOkyn Annex connect with all through trans
Lvos,, Hty .nordins speedy and direct transfer for
s srrvs Prom P,ts.burs $40 and il9oA m. 7so and
Asshareno Al and IN daily except nondy From IRON
$ Ana 1880 ;: a.. undsy ESQ. $50 =. 1888 and
Prom fss% Baltimore lse N: on sunday Sss
s .sS XII SSsS i;sS ssS no
Fassad isSop m ''''' = A'' ''-0 ''''' vow -''''
TO PHILADELPHIA.
-lnEsrABLisHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
INNS EMS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
si4 IN SSS 4 fhiLAOhLfAiA
-NA AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Tim: leave Eev.Yorf via Desoross.s and cors.
lt. $50 u sne IL Lmited). IL q m. l. $40 S:<0x
Id a. sne p m. and ~ night sundsya 20 Linz
EaS,s ~ n. q. D, z. and p. and IL nignt
xOS sssns iesve New.York daily except sunday. ct
$780, Ana ,. rupning through via Trenton and
- ssains leave Bro.dst station Philadsphis 1901.
K tNxai2eAm iLAmitsd Express iIoO and o2o 2. m.l,
~ St5. ass $50 m. 60 Limited 81 yj 7SS
0sn Leave Phisdelphis via Camden & m and
- q oaess Asa $40 and yli Brosdway. Aster House
ef,. Deasrosses AID Cortiandt sta. Court st and
~ ~. annex Station foot OF fultcnsl Brooklyn Nos
Die, ~ Audsonst, Hoboksn station. jersey Ctty.
-st Once. Ne. Battery Place ana Castle G2f.
AfsS York Transfer compsny VIII call for and cheek
t'(4 5 80 hoteis and rssi1eaoss 3.
q ~@AxLks 2. PUoH. J.R WOOD
4" 0sRezA ksRAgsr. QspArA Passr Azs1t
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.,
FROM STATION OF
= NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

I FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT. NORTH RIVER.
raPHIfADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
- las. $780, ll:l5 a. 1881. ASH. o:30 q. IL p m
sundays at S;45 a M. $3.50. IL p m.
fsct connection Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
q nut Hill; at Columba-aye for Nanayunk. Consho-
10 ssc aud Norfistown.
BB sGHooLEYs MOUNTAIN. BUDD's LAKE AND
LAKE HOPATCONG.
ASA IN; o. IN
NE WILLIAMsPORT. PENN
Atsa5 i:45. . a. M; 3:a5, 4 p m
Fg gAsTON.
ts45 a. IN; /. S45. a. 4:so. $50 p. IN. Sundays at
f0p M.
fa ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH CHUNK.
ft&45 .. W.; l. $40. $50 p. m
Na TlLKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON.
Aih'>5 a. u; $50 p. m.
IN READING, HARRISBURG. etc.
ttt:45 7;s5 g. HIS a. i. lS' =. o;5O. lz p. m
~ long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. etc
III rail- At TAO g. HOO a.. m; 2:4b, $3.50 o. 40 .
Ma sundays except Ocean Grove). ut s;45 q M IL
n 4p H.
ZION PIERS. NORTH RIVER VIA SANDY Hooh-
trsL0NG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
g 1918 a m; 1915 345 AGO. 5:3Op. H. sundays
reept Ocean Gr0veL at a m
THONG BRANCH and intermediate stations: s..
tts@0 l0:l5 H.; lzl6 3;i5 43O. $50 D. IN. sun
f~sa .. IL q. ID.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
At&So Sl5. 1915 a m; 4S0 D. m.
Information and tables apply at No ID Liberty
Y-m al station foot Of Lbetyst or ~ Pier D. NORM
&C HANCOCK.
Genl. Pass and Ticket Agt. Philadep hia
J. r. WOOfTEN, Gent Manager.
IL. p BALDWIN. Genl. East Passenger egI'
No ll9 Lberty-s Ne~-fOiE
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

Ssassruers ALBANY mi y. vIB8AaO ,v,,,t SIN
hss save ,ronya ~ Annex u A. s'jtry;iS n,t
az nj Vast tis. " b. n. Dr hDllH tllutg "
Srsk,li curgtown tor ',rcyl Welt PNlt Ney'lrS
e,s~lsesnSe, sul9)sek. ,itsSiu t1t fltspL
'Ge1nectiagIs Rlne)sck With lister tui D3ltvr3 w.
IsklI With Jtt,xil fountain r. at AiSaay ~
rsn slfor tae NORTH and WEST md WITH SFHOiAh
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~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.

DONDOUT and Kingston Line Steamer
III James w Baldwin leaves Monday Wedne sdaY ana Fri
day al 4 m from HarrisOnt. making uSu :, landings
and connecting Ulster Delaware and stony Glove X
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FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON. AND CATS
Ncw6ns aaSoSd ds op
, ws aa w. S1y i rn S
day. tariiv At +, . n fr1 irrrison-sl
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
sw.YGTK nP.,I!p s. 7 IN g Ss:
s a soS 4 %S S, s sss,ae
o.sazs;o, 81. 5,s iio5 w. 4a'. Ss'' 7'oS
$50 ~, n, Wy except Saadsy $780,
So, VIZ s91, e, ,.. 5 as
'"ni'Y'f 81 E NJ Fl, IS IN s Sap
saturdays ufda 8 ,av 5. IS 0, m s saai.r, n 'vO
an legal issaIr Fri Rate Tlet, Oh
sundays t3:J5 N Garden CITY onivi 1888. 6'3' a. ;,
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