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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

TitE PURIIc WHll. ..--rhr public we'll
i'm front Of the Town Hall has been
again repaired, and ii is now in co,l-
slant use By those who cannot procure
water supply conveniently elsewhere.
1t was worked upon sometime since,
and as was thoGght put in o thorough,
substantial condition, but owing to
some defects it was found NECESSARY to
renew the work of several weeks ago;
ft,is to be hoped thht no furtHer trou-
bic will be had.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

New ENTHUSIASTICALLY desire
to call tho attention Of our readers to
the new advertisement Of Mr.. NJ, l..
.1<inard, which appears in to-day's
issue. Our enterrrisiny friend of The
capital makes Offers in the clothing
line simply hard to beat. Read his
advertisement and his terms will speak
moro forcibly than VIC can. When
YOU gG to COLUMBIA give him "A cal!
atiH inspect his new aud complete
stock of clothing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

THE DEBATING SotIErY Tho more
advanced boys Of Motifit Zion College
have organized quite n promising de-
batting society, which viii tic III some
measure connected with tlfat institu-
tion. The newly organized Society is
Upon the ruins of the old one that cx-
isted and prospcred during. the winter
months of last year, and conducted
largely by the same SET of yonng men.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
TO RENT
=. "a 3-t--1-------
SHERIF1NtS SALE.
Oct 11-t1x2

- sHER1Ff'tS SALE.
PY virtue of an execution to me directed,
~ will offer for sale before the Court
llouse door III Winnsboro, South Carolina,
OH the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, within the legal hours of sale, to tho
highest bidder, for CASH, the following
described property, to wit:
lying, being and sitNats in the the County on y'of Of
Faieiield and State ST S5Hth Carolina, con.
tanning
FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more or less. and bounded by lands Of Jno.
4. Thon,asi r. r. Roshorough, Mrs. Ann
Hunter and L. w. Parker. -.
Levied upon as the property of James 3.
Walker at the suit of Sarah e. Means
against James =. Walker.
JNO. ID. MCCARTNEY,
ShcrG's Cnice, S.F. C.
Wmrsb0ro, S. c.,
October Sth 1883.
Oct 11-txtd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

Il. Bratt;o5HA and G. II. Brieoe,.. Excel
lont music wili' 30 furnished on that
OCCASION by. tho Charlotte Italian Band,
| Nihnsboro must send representative
delegation to Chester on tho coming of
the 18th representative Of hor beauty,
Intelligence and culture.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

Is Nas'E'3G'EI.

TO all persons indebted TO thr under.
signed for stock honGEt this spring and
summer and giving their notes for same,
and knowing thry fan due on thc FIRST
OF OCTOBER, wiil prrpar" 10 meet thcni
promptly, rs full payment will be required,
unless o!l!cr arrangements be mace h.; tEr
parties hlldlng said notes. Also The noirs
of 1852 that ! have carried 0vrr for thc
present year 'niist Ir paid at once or win
h"rc t" force collection if MOI immcdi-
athly settled I n'Hon b"&.m&s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

STATE OF SOUTH CAEoLINA-CoUNrY OF
FAIRFIELD-Ss:
~ !, IT.; II; K; M ELLIOTT, =, Caslliero the above;
above statement Is true to the best Of INV
knowledge and. .b1ief T.,
r: K. ELt10TT, Cashier:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of October; 1888.
WIN; N. CHANDLtR, Notary Piblfc.
ConnEcT-Xttest;
": r.: RonEnrsoS,,)
9; G.a II; ! MheMAsTrH' hnIAs Directors.
Oct 10-t1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
.tHURsDAY. October ii. 1883.

New Advertisements.
TO Rcnt-J. II. Boyles.l,,.
Noticc-J. r. Boylcs, C!erk.
IIcadquarters--M. l.. Kinard. =,
Bank Icport-T. X. Elliott, Cashier
Masonic Mceting-Gco. B. McCants;
Hol For the Chester Fair-J. D.
Rattcrree. -. ;. !,
:, Shcrifr's salc-Jno. d.. McCarlcy;;
S. +. G.. ., :
>. For the skin--NlcMaster;, Bricc &
Ketchin. - -.
School Trustces-J9hn Boyd and
Others, County Board Of Examiners.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
WITTKOWSKY & RtRUCil
CHAiLOTTE, X. C..
FARM MACHINERY


I WhTE for sale, direct from the manu-
facturcrS, all kinds of Agricultural NIarlin-
cry, Implements, etc, Etc. Engines Of all
sizes, from three to ono 'h,,ndrcd and fifty
horse power. '... ,,7..,i
SAW MILLS AND Gnisr MILLS,
Manufacturcd at tic metropolitan Iron
Works, Richmond, Virginia.
From the York, Pennsylvania AgliruI-
tural Works@alI kinds of implements.
from, n Heel Screw to a Thrcshcr that will
thrcsh and clean sixty bushels of wheat
per hour I, 49,.
SuIky Ploughs, Cpltivators, IIarrnas and
Pl0hahs and Plough Stocks Of n.l KINDS
and sizes. Also Reaptrs, with sclfdroppcr
or sclf-bindcr
am agent for the
DEDRICK H4Y IND COrrON PRESS.
This Press will, with three hands, press
straw in small bales as fast fast as the
threSher can clean it; and with three hands
can bale cotton faster than siXty-saw gin
] have also some Of the best mad" cor
TON GINS, with all the modern imrrovr-
mGrnts, Wit, PRESSES from the factories;
co1ro4-.sEED OIL alIILEs.
Scales of, all sizes, that win weigh from
onc-half pound to five tons.
Carriages, Buggics and Eidin ."a.t.. Vf
oil sizes and prices
Ifanypcrs0n wishes tOruYc!?s.... ..a .'.r
aforementioned goods, thry Wj.. r.rEsr
call at Mr.. JAMES q. DANI>'~ rilcr and
leave word with hin!, and So, 1;,,i and
show catalogues, etc
JAMES I'laeija
AGENT
May 17-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
Castillo SOAP.

PLUE-MoTTLED, Brown and White
- imported CASTLE Soap, for sale at the
Drug Store by
Octz WE. AIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

WANTED "A First-Class Salesman,
to whom liberal salary will be paid.
None but tirst-clasa man need ap-
ply. j. l.. MIMNAC9H. y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

COMPIIMENT ArpKECIATF.D.--A lady
living III Columbia wrote us sewers
days since: "WiIi YOU give me the
price Of vour News AND JtERALD
[wcckly)2 You have more variety
and display more energy than any
weekly | have yet Had the good fof-
tune to lind about here"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
EARLY GNHdbNs.

IF you wish onions early in the spring,
Il plant the PEARL ONION SET THIS
fall. For aale by
.. MCMAsTER, BnIcE & KETcHIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11
Local RrlafR,

Local BrierH.
Attention is called to the notice OF
the Coupty Board of Examiners, con-
raining she litt of now school trustees.
Mr.. Williford is now engaged in
painting his handsome dwelling OH
Congress street. When tho work is
done it will add much to the attractive
rcss and general appearance Of Mr..
,Williford's premises Timely painting
is economy in The end, and some guam
titles of it jddioiously distributed OH
the different houses III town would
improve things considerably.
-Treasurcr Davis is busy every day
collecting taxes. Taxpayers should
remember that the time expires on the
Goth Of the month. Tho probabilities
arc that all extension of time will be
granted TOR the convenience Of parties
gcneraliy: Certainly it should be done.
The time is generally SO short that it Is
= difficult matter for one to pay his
taxes a. all without returning dozen
times to do SO.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

While we have somo good suits at $3.50,
50, $40 and $l2, the variety at Sl3.5 and
Sl5 is much greater, and embraces many
very desirable and handsome mixtures. emf
both In walking coats and sacks. There is
no discount on the wool--it's the genuine
article. The garments are of stylish sha aprS.
sewed with silk, well made and nicely
trlmmeds Do you contemplate buying il
SUIT suit soon? II so' YOU Should sec these
anything under the sun IN Fall and Win.
ter apparel that you require you can find it
In our stock.
-, 3. BOYS,SUITS.
To the ladies of Winnshoro we wish to
9nnounce that we have the largest stock of
Boys Clothing in Columbia. Boys school
and dress suits; also q. handsome line of
Kills for the little ones, and made and
trimmed in tic latest styles. We also
guarantee q perfect fit. All orders sent to
my address will receive prompt attention,
ana II they. do not suit or fit, you can re-
turn them by paying half express.
Respectfully,
M. A.. KKNARD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

AMONG TIE JUsTICEs.-Thc case Of
the state VS., George Pcarsonj on The
Charge Of petit larceny, was tried be-
fore Justice Cat!cart on Monday, the
Sih inst. Messra. I;agsi"c s. R':rsi"'r
nppenrr,; Cox III" Artouc,:. Tihr Hn~
trndant was "cV"jit~'' :Nl a'.'.h-'::rtl.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

CoTToN MlNEHr.--fh' :,''.:;; oG cot
tom for the last three Gay" ia, i,HnIs
firm and somewhat &,;y&nuln", G>U
"Wednesday it stood rs tuilnW.:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-11

Low midd'iny.. ................l0
Mid ling. .............. 81
Good midd!ing................9 90
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OP
rr,yrr TEDCEV HENTD nTNISIO


FOOT OF LIBERTYsT. NORTH RIVER; ,o...
Direct connection from Brooklyn, via Annex Boat
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TINE FACILITATING EFFECT NOV. 1s, 1888
FOR PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON; Bound I'D Brook I.SS
1s0c a % SO sSS S at sl5 'S'
Direct at %Sns or M Mansyan
hOcken and Norristown o., ,,,,>,c
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Green c s;
$50 SO 81 300 SsG if% oo & 56 SS s GGa
IN SUNDAY, s:15 a. ~. 4:SOp m 80
leave TRENTON Warren and Tucker sts at l 70 go
sos s9Sb SS5 1873 lss sl' si5 isi ' ~
Ior WILLIAMSBURG at Gao '4o' 300 a. m' $40 4'oo
r%sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at6:45. 7;45 a. m, S:i5
o so and sd 100 m sundays at $50 p m
Tor SCRANTON at Gao, 900 a. ~, $40 p n
Toy IN SPA ssd and mo- Sundays 5so pm
Tor DRIFTON at Gas q. IN. $40 p H.
IorTAMAQUA at Gas, 745 800 m 100 $780, 345, 400,
ForBErHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at 6s45 900 ~, l00 1:o0 S45, $50 IL sundays AZ
9or EAsToN at s:45 300 IN, 100 1sO s'i5 400 4;3o
Y o,'V sP . n on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH 900
Sd sso M Sunday nd Sso sop % NV ~
TersoMERvLLLE e45 200 1880 ddl io25 hoo lo
days al 500 a m. 1880. $50. 9OOp m 900
opLAINPIIID at e ~ gS SS g3 9 1873 6$o 900 ' so
sSS i sS J 1890 Is%S SSNDAHS at SO" '''
IorELIzABETH at 6l6, $40 7l5 7t5 500 sS9s Soo 200
$50 500 $780, S:45 400 4:l5 $50 445, BOO 6;l5 63
AZ 500 6;l5 ESQ Gas, 100 100 500, SA5 $50 1850
1i:30 1900 m. sUNDAYsat 800 $40 a Ill., i'3o so1
$50, 800 1900 -oo e.oo =.
$50 800 9l5 945 1915, 10A5. 1115 am, 100 m, "a
is 200 23O 800 $3.50, 400, 430 300 5:l5 o5O 9;99
900 6;l5 $50 TOO, 1880, SID, 900 9'41 iO3O IA ,
200 no. SUNDAYS at 800 9lJ, lO15 am, l2UUm LILO
300 Zoo 500, 6:l5, 500, 800, 1O3Opm
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &C. (An ran az
500 $40 a m 1880, 400. 600 p IL SUNDAYS except
ocean C;roye) al 400, 1045 ~.
For FIl EEHOLD-At D. Sl5. 100 M l3O, 800 y m
For IAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER aud BARNEGAI at $40
am I:3O 400 Ii. with through paror cars On z:5O ~
train.
For VISELAND and BRIDGETON at 1880 pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River, via Sandy Hook.
For LONG BRANCH, EAToNTOwN, &C. at 4;OOp IN
Tickets can be procured foot Liberty ST. Pier No North
River n 1862 2O7 251 27l, 2l5 339 40l AL ~ 9H VI
l3l7 323 and 6O Broadway 7@7 and 149 CHAVEZ 1913
and 46J 4thave; SAG 3daye 1Rivingonst 10 Dreen"ch
principal Hotels In New.YOrK CITY IN BIOOkyn AT
Nos COuIt-st lis Broad Nayi 80 ana S5o luton
Office, and 254 WashiugtOn-st, n 4
Company will call for and check baggage from bOes
~''S''''e" " C. @. HANCOCK.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Pbiladelphia
""oi iN-'' Il p BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger Agent lis LDeIiJ'sl n y.
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STEAMBOATS, anh RAILROADS.

BOSTON. VIA STONINGTON lime.
II stsows,s sroNIN0TON and MASSACHUSETTS. ~.
daily excsnt undays) from Pier 81 N H. Jay ST. az 4sv
p m. Three morning trains from steamers ianans
Do''oh PROVIDENCE LINE. .,.
For freight ONLY from 20 N. r. Warrcnst- daiV
except sunassSh a'op W. PoPPLE. Gen1 Pass Agent
No. III West-st- New-York
nor BOSTON, via New York and New-Eng.
land RIP Leave New.York (Grand Central Station az
II m and ii :S5 n r week DAVIS via Hartford. Leave
NewYork Manhattan Eevated RR from South Ferry q
q M 6Yd-st. 800 O. High Bridge s2Sa m Leave fler
40 r. foot Desbros Norwich Line p IN Pullman
sleeping cars night trains via Hartford
MANN BOUDOlR CAR.
These unrvaled exceeding in comfort Injury safety
aud nrvacy ali other DRAwING-RO0 CABS now run uay
between Ew.YoRK and BOSTON, via spimgneia' on IL
Ventilation perfect and Incompatible. NO DUST, NO
DRAUGHTS ., -, - 49,, ,-o,o r,orr a
Elaborate Buffet supplied Win the very pcsO Hon Mn y"
Tilford. Lunches, etc. o.x ,,..-os -, -,o. n,
ASK for seal MANN BoUDoIR CAR Reserved at lick,
Office New York and Railroad Private rooms or
toe
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THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NEw.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trans from ess a., psly
coaches 10 Bnrhamton, Elmira and Buffalo sleeping
coaches 20 Cleveland cincinnati and Chicago - ,xo
. IN daily "St Louis Limited" Express-No exta chaIge
Tor fast tDe-PuIlman Sleeping COACHES 70 BnaO arriving
7:25 Niagara Falls M Salamanca .e NJ se"onI
day CONNECTING arrive Detroit $40 IN Toledo ozo
sbaySPseifc Express for the West Solid Train Of
pullman bay and sleeping coaches to hhsam' oa ana
Buffet Smoking Coaches 10 Chicago
S:l5 mimi giant train for the West IN 10 ,o 20 o
bo 440 I'll go eli $50 $50 ~ midnight.
Sundays $50 1920 l:i5 $50 IN ~ IniGnighi . IN
10 O 8: $50 7:SO sl5 1880 and IL midnight sun
day $50 1920 Las ESQ $50 IN u midnight q 80
Newars Paterson via Newark Gib sac 1880 m ~
Ago 20 ESQ 100 lOpm ands midnight SATURDAY hlhIs
snaern $50 io2O IN lao $50 $50 Clio sl5 m and 2
midnight Sundays s $50 1920 $40 ESQ p III ana u
midnight oo
NewSGrs and Sornw all 7Jo a IN $3.50 4SO Gpm Sunday
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery am $3.50 p III.
GoShSn 80 Io:2oam $3.50 $50 $50 s:l5pm. sun
NIdetoWn $50 1910 a N $3.50 $40 sl5p sunday
$50 lo2o m $50 N Ihe tisa e n @9 be ~
Port SsTIs go i62o IN 43O SIS sun
23dst quarter OF and quarter after eaeh ho
from 5i5 am to loi2 e SygS hour oy anu
Tickets for passage and apartments IN DaWlng Room h
Sleeping coaches can obtained and orders lor The checking
Nos S6I lOi or 81 Broadway 1877 Wesi-str y. " NO
courtst Brooklyn or at Ne company Dsposy at 71o
'So lJ Join ana e aA8 R GEM Pass Agent NewYOk
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leaye for EPgeggopo sS 9I go go sG am
II midnight surdays am and 7;l5 %. ,,o,,o
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsey 7lO 10 IN 400 III
suHu"' JOHN \. ABBOTT Gen'I Passr Agent New-York
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS DAYS h hEi y
PHIA: 2 IN NEW-YORk

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED II CnNs E8ulf'
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSiSi
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Dipi0ena Nonrey.

Nsw.YoRx, Dec 16, 1888.
THE CONTENTION CONSOLIDATED MIN:
mo COMPANY has this day declared an extra divasne
Twenty five Cents Per Share payable December ~
at the office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust ~
20 Wiamst all stock registered In Newfork Iransiei
books close this December 10, 1883 . -., ,,,.u.
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street Ferries rs foOws 40,
6:2O 72O & $50 IS and 10 Iimited), H. lll0 M %
$40 g. 6. Z. and and ~ night sundays JtSSt
20 Ilned and a IN g. G. 7. and m and IL nigh
Trains leaving New York daily. except sunday zv ~
Camden ,o.o,
Returning leave Broad station Philadelphia 120d
.ib 81 425 Except Monday. $50, 1880 $40 o:3V
ii and 11l5 LIMITED Express 80 and 5:So p M
13.4 3. 6. $780, 40. 745 and On SUNDAY, lzVa'
3.l5 500 4OO. 4:35 $50 a m 900 Lhned $50 i:4U
z; Sand m Leave Philadelphia via CamdenSoO N daily
rctrt Offices l35, $40 and GA Broadway Astor House
end fo and Cortandt streets Court 81 ana
Drookiyn Station foot of Fulton St. Brooklyn Busch
Hotel Hoboken station, Jersey CITY, EmigranI Ilcket
ONCE No Battery Place and Castle Garden. :, -.
The New Transfer Company will call Tor anu ehecA
bsggage from hotels and residences. . ,,.oc,,
on ARIES T. PUGH J. H. MOOD.
General PasSr Agent
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Gotels.

COLEMAN HOUSE.
~ EUROPEAN PLAN.
BROADWAY AND 27TH-ST, NETWORK.
The undersigned pleased TO announce 10 his former
paons and others desiring scass accommodation ib3t nc
las returned and secured long lease pnd purchased tbe
furniture Of the above popular hoel WHICH, haNihs DEN
OF The most htilhc-
live and hotels the city The name j. no longer
Leland Hotel, but COLEMAN HOUSE, as foIncliy.
'- 1872 JAMES II. RODGERS,
Proprietor
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CTARIN'S ..s,,.o,,r .r,o,,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN sfoHiAiio-'
COMPANY.
Ofbce Pier Is, n. L., foot Of Cortlandtst
freight forwarded directed to any part
slthe world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received delivery Of ali kinds Of freight ana ner
shandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghtered 10 any point
u the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamer John III. in for NEW HAVEN, leaves rief
aS N H. foot Of Certlandtst, NJ p NJ daily leVNDAfs
ezcep;c1.J
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between New-fork ana
SewHayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points L. W. r. r. received at Pier H.
fwNewHaven and points East, at Pier is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents from Iron Pier ], A., foot vi
WhtehaIlst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, communipaw, n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and shops Everything ap9ertaning 10 the
construction repair q
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gieamsoais allS RAILROADS..

gieamooais anS Railroads.
BAITaMsSSEE APP H#S sA #.s:s
Trains srs Sunday
eo.efes 10 Chicago Cincinnati. St Louis
ppt,M MIeSieHr daily all points West
aae ses snd sO5 BrosaW VnS
u BROOKLYN, Pennsylvania Railroad "
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave PECK
Sip 3 ans Tor carly ri North
TOR BRIDGEP0RT and all PGonttfp on m09,
at Fsrs oRs1 BY any
NOR ROSTON }Fare Only 49,
FALL RIVER hrS S,2,r and a. I EASTERN nI points
p sss . sS1s ScHas Ct
s as ssss,s a
prn safss soe nsieT ticket offices at the Office
s. flaa z h9S '' asa f FSSEG
TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD;;a1Psassenge.r
sssas Ss$n SaSsS e w Ess@
sSssnss Rs gP S and a coo M "Du
sSs sSns ss o Ssnp sSnd iSy
ram local for Maueh sOa Leave Maucn Chunk
Genera Eastern Office q ShpTs9 and 6Sanat Ats
NETWORK AND LONG BkA aT ~, r Nm
Stations sowrors bsss s.
LEAVE SEw,YoRK cc%meDeSr November %, 1888 100
SGi AGSSE v sun FSs Es@H G an
' SSr S u Ia % sac &C. p n faRe' Kss"s
am $50 400 a$o 300 SP% sgnd nS 400 M lq4S ma H.
as s%% Eea rn
s stop NV At ocean Grove 400 iOaS NJ
s se1SnE at OCEAN s% Grove
TS fEs c 4 ya For RevP
fsssDs Rf Toms S River and BaHner asO
pm For Xine9Rd Bdge'%%2o Atlantic cry SSM Ma m
e.f c fA A. p ( r. RR H. g. p a. p RI Aetg supt
NORWICH LINE opr,nr
Boston, So worcester 81 so Nashua So S. Portland
T fse new iron steamer, -, ,roncrrSrv,
without exception the elegant boat the Sound AMI
ss sr no 40 North river foot Of next pier
igSys aa c M
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILRoAD[-Commencng Nov. IS 1888
through trains win leave Grand csP N0r psg1 Express With
oswSs % Fss limited Chicago Express with dining
stopping at Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo Ere
and TCeSo a. cars To-
d1s ROCHESTER and Buffalo CONNECTS for 0sTsgS with
connecting Tor saratoga Glens Falls ana
sSop Albany Troy and express DrawingrOOm cars
.eP m St Louis ETFrsss With sleeping for NIAGARA
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday. Toledo Detroit
and st Louis. - ----, -.
$50 m Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Anburn Road 10 Montreal. Connects for Saratoga
m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago St. Louis oswe
20; also IOwvle Except saturday.. ,
Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany
with morning trains Tor the west
North Except Saturday night -. ~ q ,ou,nn
Tickets on sale at Grand central Depot NO bowling
Green 252 AIS Broadway and at NestcOtts Express
Ofces and 1855 and e42 Broadway, New York
and 1893 Washington and S64 Fultonsts Brooklyn ana ~
TOurth-st., Williamsburg.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
= NJ ToiTCEy ""'S' ~ G. b. MEEkER
SI,nerr General Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston ard the East rail from Grand Central Depot
Three trains (Sundsys excepted 10 Boston az
en- D. IN (paror car atached) and 10 with palace
feeTipe cars Sundays at 10 p with palace sleeping
earsO Newport leaves Grand Central Depot at D.
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MANN BOUDOIR CAR.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
II On and after Nov. IL. 1888


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOOIh:, c.-oo,
trains leave New York via Desbrosses aud Cornu' eo'
Ferries follows - a., An, r,,,,r,or
Palace Cars attached, m, and daily new ioA
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining, smoking anu So
ing Cars at every day - a rr,a OF q
Wiiamsport, Lock Haven, M cory anu 3
m, connecting at Cory for Titusvine felroieu" 0
and the Oil Regions. -, an ,-.,oa u.sb,,cton
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
m: arrive Washington 4:D5 Regular via ana r. ~ ~;
$50 and $50 a m $40 and9 m and ~ nignE VA u
and o. r. r.. and and II night sunday VIA % 9nt
Z RR 81 m. 8 D and ~ night VIA B. ana =. ILL
IN. and IL night
For Cape MAY except SUNDAY. lllO m .,o,tons
Long Branch Bay Head Junction, and iner,neoia va Gu
Sunday a and docs not stop OF AsDnIy IN soina
Poats of "BrOOklyn Annex connect with all thIoue ,S
al Jersey City, anordng speedy and direct ianSiei ~
Trans a,TyeFrom Pttsburg, 6:1O and 1920 n I30 ana
1910 n m daily and daily except MONDAY Flo pn
Wasningio on and Baltimore $50 ana 900 m ~ 30 o:ov
eSo To- and Toss sunday SO ESQ m; l0Vo anu
From Philadelphia 800 Clio $50 600. T. except Money
goo $40 lO4O. 11S0a M 1:20 81 $50 oS9 oi1y
20 7SO $50 900 1905. 1920 and 1875 M sunday Iny
$50 600 G,5, $50. 700. 1135 62O $780, s;So iV'o'
1920 and 1895 m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHOhI LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
PHIA. 2 IN NEWYORk
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NETWORK, WEST SHORE A BUFFALO RAILWAY
On AND NEW-YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN HY
iails leave Desbrosses COtlandt street statOus
~ syracuse and Oneida, 500 >5;l5 M.
Laile fals Fort Plain, CanaIohare Pot' JACKSON
Albany and Calskin ., $40 ii26 am. 4;So '9I5p m
Knsstcn asnnSSr Ti1n 5aney go ll5v am $50
Newbare x y.zo ll.z0a "a $780, 4:so 1915 pa
Aiddlstown $50, Il:zc IN AlO, 4:30. -ol N
DAILY. Otter trains daily except sunday ~.
Suntt rsrr Cars on oz5 and lIzo a and 49,, tralns
SeI Albany.
fsrlor Bnnet Cars ON $40 q N train syracuse
Pullman Bunet sleeping Cans yl5p 10 Tram ior Albany
tc Syracuse. g..
Ekssnf Pullman sleeping oswego on IA 4a.n
al 0inces VI Le
k.y Jersey City, Pennsylvania RAILROAD STALLION hiooSy
fska,b-zses New.yofS City, Nos l62, 2Vl zoi AKA $40
80 hIoadway NoS Union SQUARE No 1st cth-ass- -.
GHSRY S3NETT. general PasseagerAI
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
BOSTON ard All rail from Grand Central Depot
express daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston At
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 M win paaes s'eepns
u arrives at Newport Z: p PaIloT-cars attached