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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
MARRIED ID.

DONZEL-HUPP-At the residence Of the
Brides parents, in Los Angeles, September
lIth, 1884, by the Rev. Hardin Wallace, A. J.
Donzel and keah Hupp. No cards.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

Maximum Thermometer $50
Minimum Thufmumeter. $50.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31

G. A. r. Post, numbering 10 was or
ganiZed and mustered at Wolverine,
last Wednesday evening. with Capt. ID.
w. BOttsford of this township as COM
mander.
We understand that the lumber and
single business of w. II. Obeare Of VOL
VERNE, has been closed by parties in
Bay City.
We hear that Alex. McPhee is so mad
because Butler was not nominated that
he is going to vote for Blaine, if such is
the case we gladly welcome him to our
ranks, for Alex. is Democratic star
and would undoubtedly carry with him
many others.
Mr.. Miles has returned with his fam
lily to Wolverine, ard is going to start
up his saw mill, which has been shut
down for over year.
The improved condition of the high
ways Is what surprises everyone that
takes drive through Mentor.
On visiting Rondo, Mentors big village
the other day, we found everything
booming. Patriges new mill is in full
blast, Mr.. fuckers new store and board
ing house, Frank Brunts new residence,
new $500 bridge in course of construc-
ton across the Sturgeon, all these i'm
provements with an almost certain pros
psct of striking oil in the near future,
gives to ROndO a degree of prosperity
viii Oh fills the Wolvorineites with pangs
Of envy.
Just how any Union soldier not dead
to all manhood and patriotism can sup
port such a man as Thomas A. Hen
bricks in preference John A. Logan, is a
mystery we are unable to solve. A man
whose record is black with reasonable
utterances during the war, which can
be clearly proven opposed every measure
to put down the rebellion, who favored
dividing the Union into three distin ct
cOnfederacies instead of two, who de-
nOunced Lincoln as usurper and ty-
rant, and the soldiers as hirelings and
dogs, just such man the Democratic
soldier is asked to endorse. We very
much mistake tho metal of the old SOL
diers IL they do it.
SOLOMON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. JULY 81. 1884
mOllie Harris.

ANAVAAhS
The following in regard to the game
little Chsboygan mare, owned by w. S.
Humphrey, we take from the Detroit
Free Press. The interview was with
Mr.. Humphrey himself, and not with
"Ar. Montgomery" While the state
msnt is little mixed. the main facts
are esrrect. Mr.. Humphrey says he
could have sold the mare for $1,000 in
stead Of $500. and that he does not in
tend making out his claim until 1t is
fully determined how greatly she was
injured:
During the recent races of the Detroit
Driving Club the Humphrey horse,
known as Mollie Harris, won two heats
in the 2:34 race, when the judges, be-
lieving that she was being ''pulled,"
changed drivers. She did not win the
race, and since that time has been in
the hands of veterinary surgeon in
this city, who has been treating her for
strained muscles and cut mouth. She
received her first jog in harness since
race week last week, and is not yet able
to come anywhere near doing her former
work. Her owner, Mr.. Montgomery, is
awaiting results preparatory to putting
In claim for damages to the Driving
Club. When asked the grounds of his
complaint Mr.. Montgomery said: "The
rules permit judges, when they believe a
horse is being pulled to substitute a
well-knOwn and competent driver, or to
expel horse, driver and owner from all
tracks in the country. At the time of
the race the Detroit judges did not ex-
pei US, nor did they put in well-kn0wn
and competent driver. told them my
horse would win if they would let my
driver keep his seat, and if she did not
they might expel us. This they would
not do, and. although there were on the
grounds such men as Grin HickOk, old
man Turner, 'Knapsack' Mccarthy, Geo.
Worries and VIM. Mclaughlin, they put
up q man, named p. G. Collins. l
Harris who had not been behind her be-
fore. They might even have expelled US
all and declared all pools off, so that no
man would hava been injured. But, no,
they wouldn't do that; they must pat up
man who never handled
the horse. man who was not known by
any Of the thirty or forty old and com
petent drivers present, and man whom
have been unable to see since the race.
The result has been very serious dam
age to me, and am going to see if l
have no way Of getting reimbursement"
what do you estimate the damage?"
81 don't know yet. / could have sold
the horse for $500 the day after the
race if she had been all right"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31

Tuesday morning at A. NJ, but was uR-
able to make her dock on account Of
logs. Capt. Nicholson says somebody
will have to pay for 1t.
The Champlain arrived Friday.
Capt. Casey reports terrific storms on
Lake Michigan, with heavy hail. The
steamer teok on 300 tons of pig iron at
st. Ignacs for Chicago.
The propeller Lawrence was about a
day behind this week and did not arrive
until Tuesday forenoon. She gave an
excursion Monday from Petoskey to Elk
Rapids. Capt. Thorpe reports large
crowd and a good time.
The Canadian steam barge Erie,
with schooner Maggie in tow, both
loaded with the cedar ties and posts for
Chicago from Georgian Bay, called Fri
day to report. The bill Of lading for the
steamer called. for $500 demurrage'
Seven days at 500 per day.
The tug Chas. E. PeAdell, with John
Dodd, the diver, and Capt. James Snow,
left Monday night to make survey OF
the situation OF the boiler and ma
chinery of the propeller Canisteo. sunk
near Waugoshance light couple of
years since, and to recover the same If
-..LI.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
Marine,

The Mary is receiving good patron
age on the inland route.
The tug Pendell passed inspection
Monday morning In first class style.
The propeller Saginaw Valley called
in Saturday at P. NJ, bound to Chicago.
Tho Eva English was inspected
Monday and stood the test in good shape.
The wrecking tug Leviathan passed
down Sunday with schooner in tow for
Buffalo.
Tho schooner Pslwaukes cleared
from Duncan City Saturday evening
with lumber for Chicago.
Second engineer Rossiter, Of the
prop. Messenger. has been promoted to
first engineer in the Van Raalte.
The schooner G. j. Magill arrived
Sunday, loaded cedar, and cleared
Wednesday evening for Chicago.
The schooner ]. E. Bailey loaded
lumber at Duncan City this week, and
cleared for Chicago Tuesday evening.
The repairs on the tug wv. B. Mater
were completed Friday, and Saturday
afternoon she departed for st. Ignace.
The City of Cleveland and City Of
Mackinac arrive and depart on time,
and are we'll patronized by excursion
lists.
The schooner Rising Star arrived
Friday evening and cleared Monday
with lumber from w. & A, Macarthur for
Chicago.
The Van Raalts keeps up her ropu-
tation for regularity, and is being well
patronized, both as regards passengers
and freight.
The steamer Flora arrived Friday
on time, with full passenger list.
Capt. Jones says she Is doing heavy
freight business.
The Ste. Marie made her regular
trips this week. arriving down from the
"SOe" Monday and Wednesday evenings,
returning the following mornings.
The propeller Messenger arrived
from Chicago Sunday at A. NJ. She
loaded hardwood lumber Sunday, and
cleared for Chicago Monday morning.
The owner of the small steamer
Katie, on Mullst lake, has made ar
rangements with Wm. Hess for new
boiler, She came dowa Monday to have
it pat In.
The schooner George Steele arrived
Friday and cleare Il Tuesday noon with
lumber from W. S. Smiths mill, sawed
for the Cheboygan Lumber compan y, for
Chicago.
The propeller Atlantic arrived up
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
AS when she was Young.

81 have used Parker's Hair Balsam
and like it better than any similar
preparation 1 know Of" writes Mrs.
Ellen Perry, wife of Rev. p. Perry, of
Coldbroek Springs, Mass. my hair was
almost entirely gray, but dollar bottle
of the Balsam has restored the softness,
and the brown color it had when / was
young-not a single gray hair left.
Since 1 began applying the Balsam my
hair has stopped falling out, and find
that it Is a perfectly harmeless and
agreeable dressing. j24m1
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
MENTOR.
July 9Th 1884

July otn 1904
Much needed rain Saturday morning.
Corn, potatoes and oats looking good,
hay somewhat short.
Mrs. Wallace Bartlett who has beon
seriously i'll, is now convalescent.
Jackson Corey's new house is nearly
completed and is very good looking
structure.
We notice Dist. No., 3, this town Ia
Advertising for proposals to erect new
frame school house. 1t seems Mentor is
not to be outdid in the way of school
privileges.
We understand that our old bachelor
friend Vroman has commenced all ready
to prepare for snow squalls, especially
Snow.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
NORTHERN TRIBUNE CORREsPON-
DENCE.
Lawn Social

The ladies of the Methodist church.
Riggsville, will give very pleasant
and profitable entertainment In the
shape of lawn social on the evening
of August 9Th. in tho school honse grove
oRe-half mile south Of the church.
Come one, come all. Admission % cents
Proceeds to apply on Pastors salary.
Riggsville, July 30.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
For Sale.

100 acres Of good farming land situated with
in one hair mile from Mullet Lake Station.
Apply to SAMUEL II. TAYLOR, Agent.
Gerow Block. Cheboygan, Mich.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18

tpieoer ben 9opf. 9as @tdb6en be:
tueste lt6 ffill aber eilfertig burd BAG
3intmer, bertaui9te lire 9ausl6ube
nit berben berItiefeln unb trat an Den
&leioerf6ranf, um bafig elm bunfles
@euano gu nebmen.
Mas tpil1f? mas baft bor? fragte bic
8irnba1erin bertpunbert.
Sbun mas i6 muB, entgesnete iene,
nit flinfen Sittgern an ibren langen
Mantel fn6pfeno.
Sd geb na9 Solmeninsfen, ,-iei iiill
8irnbaderin i6 thurs unb tpenn ibr
eu1 alle in Sen Weg felt. Sd fam
mid auf feinett berlaiien, = nein, au6
auf 6einen @tann ni6t. Qluf bid bielz
lei6i, aber 6u barfft in beinent 3uianb
ni6t bin, alfo geb i6. @ntpeber i9
bring ben @eorg 5uriid, ober,- ITO, i'd
tueiB nod nidt, mas ib tbum mer6e,
tpenn i'd gu fpdt fomme, aber bic Sdnz
be in ben S6oB merbe id ni6t legen.
gis mad Berlin reii' i@, our Grau
&ronprinaeflin unb made Sen S6rg
fret. Weine ni6t, 8irnba9erin, ou
folft beinen 8ruber tpieoer baben. =
uno iebt bleib bier in Der Stube uno
tuenn i9 10 eine CUTE @eile fort bin,
bann fonnit Der @futter iagen mas i'd
borbab. Tim mid dngitigen braudt iie
fi6 nidt, mir ipirb ni6ts gei6eben,
lln6 uun a6ieu, Birnba6erit,- ,-iei rltz
big, id bring ibn auriid.
(Gortiesehy fofst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18
Olusfuust fir Samte,t.

NuetuHft Tur NdMeH. NHes fuf
cine 9ausbdlterim @iini9enspertbe
fann mon bur6 0as 2eien beg House
wife" fennen lernen. 9alIelbe 1T bas
biaigite 8latt, bos fiir 9amen eri6eint.
&eguldrer Yreis 81. gBirb ieber Game
als probe Elm Sabr lang frei sugei6idt,
tpel9e Die Namen unb M6reIIen bon 10
Derbeiratbeten Grauen p6er 9ausbal=
terinnen unb IL 3meicent=Stamps fiji,
Poitase einlenbet. NbreHe:
The Housewife. &o@efer, q. 3.
1,3, ,tl1m1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18

nit &etntnll1en 1T Das 1i1erfe Wtittel,
6as 8rau9bare iiber Dem llnbrau6bas
ren lit @ergeiIenbeit 5u brineen.a
Sieiterpeg: nDie S6ule muB f6
bitten bor gelaitung, lteberI9iittung
unbG Gr6riidung Der f@ua6en &raft nit
&enntniRen. 9ieie mifen ni6t MIR
oollitdn6ig berarbeitet tperben, fonbern
iie 6iirfen Ben @eiit audi ni6t einmal
gang fiillen. gs mub ein l1eberf6uB
bon freier Graft bleiben. Man iibers
i6dBt Bic &enntniiie, bas 9Bilien in
8etreff Der 8il6ung, bic es getpdbrt.
Oas Wifem lit Der 86Be. benz tdgli6
Opfer gebra6t iper6en. -.oie MaKe bes
Wtiens ma6t in Der &egel bunlm
ySir leiben an lleberbiirbung."
&ebr: uGs 1T cine traurise GrI9ei=
nung unferer 3eit, baB bur9 groBe
Stoffmaifen auf 6em @ebiete bes &ea=
lienunterri9tes oft bas Notbpenbigfte
ber6rdngt> un6 ba6ur9 bic formaIe
gil6ung, bic 8ilbung Der @ei1tesfraft,
beridumt miro. Das 8ollpfrDpfen
niiBt bem leibli9en 2ebem ni6ts, unb
benz geiitigen erit re6t ni9ts. IS i9as
bet unter alien umitdnoen."
Gin an6erer S6ulmann fagt: oWiirz
ben Bic &inber tpettiger nit groBen un=
terri6tsmaffen boagepfropft, tpiirbe ibre
&raft babur6 ni6t gei6pd9t, bann
tpiir6e aud bic 2lage berltummen, baB
Die Glnoer alles 10 lei9t pergei1en un6
10 tpenig bebalten. ."-Mu9 bier lieBe
iib Die 3abl Der Mutoritdten bermebren.
Die Warnrufe berbaaten ni6t unge,
bort. Sn Observation-Disclosures unb
Ga6bldttern, Bel dr5tli6en 3uiammen=
fiinften un6 in me6ieinii6em 3eitl6rife
ten iuurbe bic l1ebertpiirbigungsfrage
bettilirt. Mu9 Die SagespreiIe bez
nd6tigte Ii6 bes 8egenitanbes.
Wel9e nn1nalie nubloier GaDen, bic
fiir bas praftif6e 2eben gan5 unbraudJs
bar iinb, tperben nur i'm Ge6nen ge=
lebrt. Wenn in irgerb einem sSa6e 10
beiBt es nit &e9t: rniere 56uler
tpihen 10 biel un6 f5nnett 10 tpeniq;
re9nen in 6er @6ule aabGoie geifpiele
uab f6nnen i'm 2eben 10 tperige babon
antpenben. Ser 2ernltoff tpuroe beionz
bers in bieiem 3tpeige gans iiberntdBig
angebduft. 8enn i9 ein &e9enbu6
3ur 9anb nebne unb ). 9. i'm Rapitel
fiber Bride bic folgenbe ober cine dbn=
li9e Nufgabe iinoe: 3 1923 II. 5 III:
6 1l9-11l17 mol I'LL NAL 919.?
befomme id, 10 oft meine Mugen barauf
fallen, regelmdBig cine 9lnipan6luua,
oas Bud in bic @de gu tperfen.
Duniere S6iiler tpii1en 10 piel unb
tonnen 10 ipenig", oas 1T eine @rfabs
rung, bic S6ulmdnner oft geaug su
MAIDEN baben,-tpie6er eine sSolge bet
uebermiirbung bes finbli9en Settles.
Sur9 cine peiie 8ei6rdnfunq fann
Die S9ule nift berlieren, 1ie fann nur
gepinnen. Ser Geift oer 3eit felt uns
bic Siin6e bot Nugem, bic mir beaeheu,
lnoem mir ben beiligen @eiif Ser Ginbz
belt fali9 ersieben, mir ertperbem uns
feinen Dant um 6iele &epublif, penn
mir ibr 8irser beran5ieben, oeren ganse
geitttge gntmidelung litter bem Drude
0ieier ueberbiirbung ttur eine babe, rn=
fertige geblieben iit.
Die mo6erne pdbagogif berlungt,
oas Sinh fol ni9t lernen unb b6ren,
tpas es ni6t au ieinem in6ipibuellen
Gtgentbum MAIDEN fann. vRopf,
9er5 unb 9an6", bieies 5rio ausaubils
ben, iit bic tuirfli9e Gorberung bes
3eitgeiites, bas 3iel Der MODERN 4
pd6agogif."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18
Bon Der @plSfiifte.

Die in st. 9elena, Galiforniem bere
bffentli9te 3eitung rSimes", beri6tet,
6aB Die 9erren Sobn Sbomann, S. &.
&ettletpea nn6 anbere bur6 ben Sc
brau9 beg berrli6en S9mer3enftiaers
ct. Satobs Del bon rbeumatif9en Mnz
fdlen befreit tpurben. Diefes quite
9ausmittel gegen &beumatismus,
grano= uno S6nittmunben, Gopfz un6
3abnf9meraen foate baber in feinem
9ausbalte feblen, beion6ers oa Die
Slai9e nur fiinfsig @ents foitet unb in
leber Mpotbefe au baben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18

= SIN Giberfioe Salon gu &errbile
t9oB w. Wf. 9omea einen Mann Sea-
mems Wtite 9arrington un6 pertpunbete
i'm t6btli9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18
JOE MENY,

@Olebao g.rabs, Can Mntonio, 5sras.
Dts fetnaen @etrdmle. bas faltefe 1tsr uni
bsr behe.9nnd In Gan Mntonio. Nen ibtrseuse
f9 ftlbf. Befonbere Gorsfalt wirb nj bes
@tsr SerUentt. DrDmpte 8ebienuue
Norter tno a1le frif& Som SOP.
1850
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18
cSu 9}pIonniITe e;npr efotion

Sn Nolanbille, elmer Station an
Der Santa Sc 8abn, tpollte man Dor
einigen Sagen einem tollen 9unb geie=
ben baben. 9tuf 6as @erii9t bin riidte
bic ganse n1dnnli6e @intpobnerf6aft
aug unb begann, nit Tlinten unb pis
ltolen betpaffnet, einen 8erni6tungsz
trieg gegem bas 9unbe=@eidle9t. Ni6t
e9er rubte man, 6is aud BET lebte Sunb
abgetban mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-18

Dte
2dalidDe sSreie Yretfe
erldeint
nit slusnabme bes Srnntass
uub fclftt
$1,000 iar bas Sabr rbsr $3.50 fih
Monate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER.
All trains except the 7<o IN. and 436 trains eavo
West 42d COrtlundt and DesbTOs.es stS stations
Tho $40 and 435 n. trains leave nom West 42dst
only. -
Sleeping cars through on both
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls BuGalo. Newark and
Rochestei'loOo M IS D sleeping ANA pAiIof cSis
through.
syracuse and Oneida, Tao, 1000 a m, SPIN
Utica, IAV 1000. lli20 a, mi g y. N.
Albany, ~iAo 1000, ll2ta- ~. A:35 300 p
Earat0ga and Like George specials $50 II &c
$50 Elegant trains With revolving chair smoking
6ay Coaches and Buffet parlor cars
Sharon Springs 1000 m Buffet Psror Car through
"%e%SaTS Klnsson TAO. $780, O:2o 1000 ll:2o
PGenviie Cairo. Mountain House Station Kaaterskill
Ksaterssil Hunter summit. Pine NH, Ph1ncia- o:20
ll:2Oa $50 Bunet Parlor Cars TO summit on $40
For Montreal and Canada East $50 m $40 p. m, 435
p Paror Saratoga paror and sleeping cars thence
10 Montreal an oo ,,o, - ,,.
' S1s etous e1ly 800 a. m. $40 pm
except SUNDAY.
For tickets time tables, VaIlor or eeyinS O
onu information apply at oMcesi jersey
CITY penn II r. Station; Hssosou lle Washingtsnsl;
BrSoE Coutst Annex once. foot Fulton a. S3S FM
ton.sl, and DeKsbays5 New YOyI CITY 1sa .yii sos
r. r. stations foot OF CoTtandt and pesbrosses A. ana
west shore station foot West <2ds baggage called for
and on and resdonces Orders can DO left
!" '''0' 0"'''' HENRY MoNETT. Con. Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
sHlLADLLtnIA AND KLALIAG
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JTRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION

PROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION
tonnetton 70 and from pro9tiyR via Annex B0as
TINE rAp1 rom Rss2syn r PTf6S rffl o. 1884
For tPTHTitLHaB 1if and TRESToX s9u9d brSS
FSSt'i so o ri Ft So s 49, s
D: CONNECTION q Wsy1i 51SS or M
Sscfs snu and 4 NorrisSwn.
DR1wINe; ROOM cARj OF all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Hsasg esy s, S Ss so a5S s st;
1a1 ' s1T2Eba9. sis 1882 % $50, LEO p NJ Tsrdisl
10 .S5 Il n 100 $780, $40 ."
ESQ" SS I lSSs s'aiS' a5S .Ss Va 7s'a
fS %A TllSSo1SciiFr2}H al 7sS 500 r. as
{ $50 81 ?. i ~ i'''' ''''' ''''' WV w
For 81 sS sCf PTFsf fS
100 i:SO 3i45 BIAS p Sundays at $50 p III
For pRIFToN at 7:l5 a. m, s'45 pm
ForTAMAQUA st7l5. 74e, o0Oa M LOO 'iSo ''''' Wv"
For BETHLEHEN. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH cgg y,.,
st4e0 I;l5. 900 a. H. l'oO' 1850 's' ''' ~
For I EHsroS at 400 7l5, 7as eoc. NJ 100 i'0 ''s
r aos sf fsG az on siSR bRiDGE BRANCH a
900 a. NJ 400, 4iSop. m. ,.o Am IA
FS S'o 5I 5s5 S sSas. gsii ssf % loo
ga 40 s sS 1S I s:S $50 So iS
100 sSS, iOS0p M sundays at'' LOO a ~ i''' DO"
COOP. N. 81, oso ASA
rgy tANF1ELp sSo 7js ~ 80 29 sso e go M
surSSiYs. T. 300 s:iS m, i;so, 400 $50 800 as
sS 1921 sJ Sc 100. n isyG4
s e9 sSS S54 n sc sTS ~ 500 So $50 s'a
| biso BOO 400 pm an soa s,S
Fer NEWARK at 500, s:t6, sls etS 7ls $40 MS
f{s sS SS s ssS s ssS H 1877 SO K
| 500 615 ESQ 100 1850. $40 s,'oi IN iAse .
RSS 80. SsS sSS :iS $50 sS1 sS si s iSS
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GRoIE'q g. 80 $50 ~
400 7.5. s'e9 iioc NJ lg3 o.. In Cove 400 SO
| an 1900 IN. toOp m. n.p n
| Fer FREEHoLD-At .745, liza. m, 2SV - " ~ A 400
| For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNE'A'
! am, las. 4i3O p. m. ,,,vr AND NJ
| For REACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, NI'N
| BRIDGEroN At l+o m -,
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DNlslu"
| Fran pier No 4 North River via SANDY boo~
coMNENCING JUNE 2Sd lss.Aao suAAs
| ForsEABRfaHT, LONG BRANCH etc; At NV M AIS ~
Ii5 Si46, l.45. $3.50 p. Sundays " Il W. m at0
! ro- .rIANrIC HIGHLANDS At $50. 300
For ELpERoN, AsBvRI PARK OCEAN g5Esosxsnltst
PLEASANT ETC. az 800 Livo p O. And ocean ors's
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNh'A-
am. lis, al0 p, m sundays 900 a. M x,SELAsr
| For BEACH HAVEN, ArLhNlio VIZ
| BRID3EToN. &c. liop IN -. n
s Tssf svsa a Be S 57si
way N e6s and 5ts s!sAys S,h AND HG sss
S.wYqE 6S n STo.tyn e S Nan D: nsi
lSs Aa nsSpsn, vii cali for and check
hotels resdsnse tod''n''Sn HANCOCK r,s..s A.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG
RAILROAD
THE POPULAR ROUTE

Trains Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT OGDENSBURB and NORWOOD D. IN.
daily and 2; N; daily except saturday oswEdo and
MATERlONN 1880 q. week days and p. M daily and
IL m: daily except saturday D. III train has WAGNER
SLEEPER 10 CAPE NINCINT and on arrya OF All trains
the fast ste mers 81. LAWRENCE ana 1 HE ISLAND
BKLLE leave for CLAYTON ROUND ISLAND. THOU:
SAND ISLAND PARK aud ALEXAN DRIA BAY, and
steamer MAUD for KINGSTON only two hours from Cape
yiucr 10 Alexandria Bay
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