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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1884-09-12
Northern PaciH

NOFUA6TM EHClUGs %8ssi ssaa ssss sss
Going East, Accommodations. Arrives 2.00 b III
b. Departs 2:5O pm.
Going West, Accommodation Arrives 718 y ~
Depaxts S:86 p m. r. n
;:s Daily except Sunday.
Passengers taking this route reach ltyadens nj
10 p m, can secure berth in deeper md
Z thereby get good nights rest, arriving st sc.
east and eonth bound trains from this point. 81
/ ~ PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
are run without hange on all trains from Sc
Paul and Minneapolis and Fargo and Duluth
for seanty and comfort these ears are unsur.i
passed. ttFz, Y 4 sl-s 80
ELE9ANT HORIZON cHAYA CARS.
on day trains between Fargo and Mandan. These
cRrs-are fixed with new, reclining chairs and
otter speial attractions to the traveller. z
= &ll SUPERB DINkNR CARS .3S
without exception, the finest on the continent
are run on all trains. Fifst-class meai IL. &c.
Persons wishing toapnErhase tickets East, Z;
West, North or South, eNiH end It to their advan.
tage to get them=sia this line. g. 4. HAWKES.,
.& siit5&gs ~ y "a s4tyf Aren't "a
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
From Kansas.

To the Standard.
CANTON, KAs., March %, 1884
I left McMinnville the 4th inst, for
this place, to visit relatives and see the
country. l find them doing well, and
the country better than expected.
When l left Tennessee it was rain and
mud, | find the reverse here roads
dry and dusty. There has been but
little rain mere since Christmas. Wheat
looks we'll here; "a bushels per acre is
about an average crop. There has
been shipped from Canton since last
harvest 545 cars of wheat. There is
plenty of fruit here yet. This is the
place for farmer. ] think | will
make this my future home. lam now
at work at my trade (carpenter) at
$3.50 per day. Send my paper to
this place. A. F.. HUMBLE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
Obituary.

Died.-At the residence of her som
in.law, William Lathrum, at Dan
Springs, in Grundy county, Tenn, on
the night of the Dist of March 1884,
Mrs. Lucinda Brown, aged sixty>four
years and one day.
The subject of this sketch, who'e
maiden name was Killgore, was born
March Goth, 1920, near the present site
of Victoria, in Marion county, Tenn.
At the age of eighteen she became the
wife of Carter Scruggs; and soon after
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
w. N. HALDEMAN,
President of the Great
Louisville Courier journal Co.,
Tells What he Knows of
WinterSmith's
C III I Z T. C u r. e.

OFFICE OF THE CoURIER-J oURNAL, LOUIS.
vILLE-Dr. Wintersmith, Sir: | waive
rule have observed for many years. the
value of your remedy prompting Inc to say,
in reply to your request, what | know of
your Chill Cure. The private assurance of
its efficacy had, and the good results of its
effects had observed on II. w. Meredith,
who, for more than fifteen years, has been
foreman Of my office, induced me to test it
in my family, The results have been entire.
ly satisfactory. The first case was of two
years standing, in which | believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo
rary relief-the ehills returning periodically
and seemingly with increased severity.
Your Cure broke them at once, and there
has been no recurrence of them for more
than six months The other case was of
milder form and yielded more readily to 9th.
er remedies; but the chills would return at
intervals until your medicine was used, since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the opportuni-
ty have had to Judge, do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure is
valuable specific, and performs all you prom
Use for it. Very respectfully,
w. N. HALDEMAE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
of VIM. Chrisman,
Chief of Fire Department,
JefferSOnVilIe. Ind.

DR.. Wintersmith, Dear Sir Il had dumb
chils and night sweats for four months.
used quinine and various other remedies
without any benefit. / took one bottle of
your Chill Cure and am now entirely reliev.
ed. 1t proved to be the only medicine that
would do me any good. Respectfully,
~ WIN. CHRISTIAN,
Chief Fire Department, Jacksonville, Ind.
mar15t4
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
TANDARD- MEANWHILE TENNESSEE SATURDAY. APR 1881

their marriage they moved to Grundy
county, Tenn, where they lived in
happy union until his death, which &C.
Cured at Altamount, February LIST
1866. She then lived widow until
September 18th 1872, when she was
again married to Mr.. Green Brown, of
Warren county, Tenn, who still sur
wives and mourns her death. She was
the mother of ten children-the fruit
of her first marriage, eight of whom
survive her-two having died in in
fancy.
Soon after her marriage to Mr..
Scruggs, in 1888, she made a profess
sion Of religion and joined the Metho>
dist Episcopal Church; and when the
great division occurred in 1914, she
identified herself with the Southern
branch of that church, in which she
lived a faithful and consistent member
until death.
Aunt Cinda, as she was Familiarity
called, leaves a large circle of relatives
and friends who deeply mourn her sad
departure. But she was favored, as
most mothers are not favored, With the
divine privilege Of living to see all of
her surviving children grown and
married; and, as if the object of her
mission on earth was then accomplish
ed, when she saw the last one married
only a few months ago, she began to
sink into the grave. She was stricken
with paralysis in the early part of Sep
TENDER, 1888, and fingered until God
released her from her pain.
This good old lady exemplihed the
principles of true christianity by her
daily walk and godly conversation, and
she was woman in whom the grace of
God shone with peculiar lustre. She
sought for home in the mansions on
high, waiting and wishing for the sum-
mons. At last
"a voice near midnight cane:
And it to her was dear;
The blessed Savior called her home
She died and felt no fear"
She has safely passed from her
troubles here, and found sweet home
in the glory of heaven; and
"Why should we wish her recalled from her
home,
Longer in sorrowing exile to roam%
To her aged and feeble husband,
whose brow has been turrowed with
the cares of many years, we would say,
weep not for her; she has only gone
before, and now stands at the windows
of heaven, reckoning to you to hasten
on. Soon you will join her in that
heavenly home. To her bereaved sons
and daughters, we would say, weep not
for your departed mother, she has only
"passed over the river and sweetly
rests under the shade of the trees" To
her many relatives and friends, we
would say, weep not for her, she has
only passed through the golden portal,
"Into the land of rest;
Into the founded city of the blest"
Her lifeless body now slumbers in
the cold and silent grave, by the side
of her former husband, on that sacred
hill where the pines and green ivie;
grow; and when we visit Alta Cemetery
to adorn the graves of our dear ones
with evergreen shrubs, and water theil
roots with affections tears, let us re
8 member that "Life is but day al
most, sprung from night, in darkness
lost, and that ere long our graves will
open to receive us, too. May we, like
| this christian lady, be prepared for thu
t great ordeal. A. H. w.
| Altamont, March q, 1884.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
YOUNG WELLINGTON

from Pratt 6handig
weight 4O lbs bright bay with three white feet Stars snip He fd May 1884,
fairs Canada and wodx frt prizes
sinpnuNh
moddo mdh
CanaYo sired by
dam by
a lhMouhtr
Es Main in
b mpevnt butnola whIhm
Feb %, 1884 SHURMAN Y.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
Want 10 BUY Corn.

Mead g. RitcheY will pay 80 cents
per bushel for good sound dry corn,
delivered at their store in McMinn
Vile.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
Notice.!

A S the year for which we begun business
"A will expire soon, all persons indebted
to the firm of MOORE & CO., are requested
to come forward and close up their accounts
by Cash or Note, as the business of the firm
must be closed up at once. Feb. %, 1884.
P. MOORE,
marl.4w G. W. PARKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
DEYYsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNfIIr STATES HAII ROUTE
rams eaf. New York Via Desurocs ami torndt street
Ferries 70 lows.
harrisburg. Ptshgrr the West and south uilf pru-cn
lai4ct Cars afta f, r. H. all b. daily. Etr-
.-hltiing tarr. 81 every DAY
Williams OFT Lock MAVEN rn q u1 t.rr~ AMI rria
~ connUcfinv CORY Ifuav... I.trrf...,
GENRE and the ID iler.n1S
b2inm'ft ARLINGTON ard "a s9rth i-.l waa,,-r.,
iftfr Nf inin n Par NJ a.. far ruf ~"r44r r0
m 4fiIVs 3'.ngtsn s"5 B. l,,rr on % s.3o $40
81. n. 'n, Z r. ono . r'lhf 10y
Tor : antir tlff except frn lag in0 o. N
Yer tHre NAY. rrccrf urdnv lI.fna 'Hr
Lcu2 tfanch Par roi luncto ~ ara - r-e,te .,,,o.
va iabHar al0 Am fr n ri. rrnn f 400 ,l
O.. SUNDAY, 9oOe On al .01 D. m. ei. r0f COD 70
f,a's ~ Hr5oFivr trn-- cr.-.~, ~a ~ PIP .,,,.
q r'sgF ctr af1iuirs st.ely and direct ua .t f.-
~ n rrffrl
"a ia -.r7t Ffcri pr'ssrf- -7I ,-a fiaoa - -eo--,
ls1r r dnilt ant w. r' 'air rrr.rt Wott.r So,
Nashlo glow ant 20 iriHfs f.tl frl O. ft. f 8fN
80 sal ft3s -, F-sR 7 r.ar asft
sr~ ailaterhs 8,fA s5t eco r-.r. H.-la
1871 tssea B.a4atfH ..r- is 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
to PHILADELPHIA
va thp frafat
IhaaLuHsi h1tih

thAil. rA0H Way Wtra DAVIS SD 8E
2tApt aiAiiiAa as iiiAull-
fhiA = ~ AaN-4una.
hp1ss Trains leave sew YsFs VA posTossas and Calt.
Sst l-o 3 80 aal 10 Limited %. ll.loa a. "a D. $40.
SAs SEQ, o. q. 10 aua AID u nls4L uA4aFa D
= ii.ltol AMI 40 a In, g. y q. ali . y a. 81 ~
fAfAt Llls44 sll 4nd a. D.. "a
fIflAs ieaflAB Noat0rk daily except suudtY. o.
sSo ana 100 ~ J. =, L. "a b. ', coGuest 81
~.asalg tr-Hs leave Bro4dst station, Philadelphia, lool
$.io $40, Z. $50 except 1lday 3d. 4s.; 20 $50
A. ana 4l.ls Lllllod L1p4. Loo and b. ll.
90 D $50, TAO q IS and 5'l p on sunday i1ul,
iSy- ~ :, +.a, oSY q nf 4 20 LlnltctJ ti, 40
saaa! - u, Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50
oaily except Sunday.
Le.tt oees as. $40 and a44 Broadway, stor Heuse
~ loot Of DesDrosseo and COrt shdt sis. Dour-st
- hIogk yn Annex station foot Of EultOusr.
61s... Hotel; Ho5okeB station. Jersey C.y Euasr4ns
r%tet yhce, NO. HatVefy Place nj Castle Garden.
~ New YORK Transfer Company will call f0T anu check
kssSsse IRON hotels AMI resldenccs
S4AHi.Es H. PU8H J. H. WOOD
Genera A2nAgsx Genera Psssr a gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

THE ERIE RAkW F NOV 92T I kn9Tn i nth the
ARRANGEMENTS of trains Chamberast Depot From 2ad
Daily eEeg, sundays Day EsPT.ss Draw
Cache to 20 is ana an etc soi0
M ally st Louis nsd NO s11In cparge
ryng 70 "a m NaSaIa I's 80 a. M Ma~, 1,2.
land J. p m, Cincinnati ~l6 ? M 81 ious 300 a. IN;
sp m@Dsy CHICAGO Express for The West Solid Train
Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 20 Bnghamion Fl
Butao. Niagara FAILS Cincinnati and Chicago.
$50 Emsra9 tsai' for lle & 2o noon
IA $50 lio ST $50 10 $50 80 IoSop m L midnight
sundays $40 go Io2C NJ ~ $50 m y midnight -
go no $50 so Go 20 q . 1919 IN an T. mdnisht
SarS and Iaie5so9 via Hgwag6 oS SG l3o f n S9
sIn As 71o ooam las 3 80 $40 c1o 50 pm
ard - midnight Sundays 5lJ $3.50 lO2O M l;io 1ao PA
" >cS6srs t and TO coraTad "a @ L. sunday
RoSioat and Kingston and Montgomery am a:3op N,
Goshen SIS $50 . 1920 IN $3.50 $50 40 $50
p N. sunday 40 $50 1920 NJ $50 ? - ~
sunday so $50 1880 N $50 pm The an and
nairood Mlu--i The Gam In stops q, Mainst only
PouJeryis 100 l02Oa ADO % $50 / ~ sunday
Boats leave 23t qdarcr OF and quarter after e'ch hour
np I;t y 81 ~ m eyery sour '''''
e cin b bian, AND drd RI or ne ch cR5s
se s uai'y q, q dI e'i9 roaaray y w.t. ~ 50
Cqnrt-si Roolyn or tne Somnan' Dsrg5S ~ ~ -.lo
7o l IONS q o. 'sd io GEM a ra., Agent Ncyo-s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
y Trains leave for fpHeT'od 'o,,,E i1eim 9 I'm
ilmninirht Suu1lys r. % q. iu. ana -:lJp N.
Nauur'. spring alley ana Monsey = 10 m. 45o p m
J6HN y. APBorr Gen1 Pass'r AGENT Tcv-YorF
WEST STORE ouT r. ,.-s,,.. n,,.,o
Autrins oavc Wcsi i.t Cor'an it and pcsDrsses stl
trts-o -loa M. .sr m. Pullman sleercrs through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
QrfssmiiluI.

hRESSMAKER or SEAMSIkESo. by
- hrsLcass dressmaker seausfres- by the week or
mont Va 3.dsLi good reference 40
cards
nRESSMAKER-Wh fits, Grapes and trims
exquisite 81 wishes more customers by day ~ Wees ey
OF country. Address l. Nj, 80 Tribune Uptown ONCE
l.23s Broadway.
{yANTED.-At ew more customers at home,
w by the day. MISS y. ONElLl. .,., .
oD4 10th ave near S5th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

rEFAsURrRs OFFICE,
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY 20;

NFw.YoRx. December s. lss4.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ ONCE IL O'Clock. o. the 2Oth instant Io .s
purchase OF l5rOO 0. any part thereof OF te nH N
cent FIRST MORTGAGE EXTENSION AND 'UliAaa'
FKAL ONDS o. This Company having atty years to run
sub empu'n LOS and accrued Interest on a
the first day Of Juy 1874 payments 10 be se ~
bonds delivered January 80. The company resei'" INC
hight 10 ect and all bids . ~, -. ,h,.
Further Information may obtained application al TINS
Office -. .-..-.o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
C,samesals ans nallrsasa

-sTONINGTON LINE, .-.,, ,,,,,rm
cave from Pier 80 " u LAW axosn s'a.HSs
stss,, M. flrs-oa,s Boston o. Corresponding '"'
;,oss 10 ali paints BASS
o,,ropNCE LINE For Freight only, hteanersl'''
PhoNi'il ~ r. daily, except sunday a. tiO p IN, .o,,
ffon ir' ~ H. W. POPrLE. Genera Passenger asen@
npANy BOATS.-Great reduction IN iare 10
A LnAN,s New.Y York TO Ahlay Peoples Line stsames,
~ ~ r IOIiN every wook day at I'M l'"rf
htb", 80 AT Canai-st, this CITY.
s,op ppJDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Kun rip, M and NAUGArUCK RAlLkoADs-steeeimet
s,A,i,erine alp a IL M p IN SSd ST. h'S' ''
ksyeN Tare lower than by any othef rou'"
Ill RIVER LINE FOR boston AM
t'ALs, " FAST VIA NEWPORT AND fALh
meet 20 all points dnring winter montos
BIN IN ov,,fu steamers Pr - anI II, - ,,S 4,
IAref ~ y, alternate fsys SUNDAYS lNCbODtp
leave NeN ~ II foot 81 M1rrT-st at 49, p m ION
from ~ E.A,nex8 from Brooklyn anu Jcrsy Wv
nectloa !" Trsefs ani slteroOns NAV % scnrsi Pinc
Gtpssr AMI ticket oficsR az oucs on r1er y ~ an'
n sieamrrs Z LOWELL, Agts Gen. Pass. Agent
xTrTrcH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
a,~a depnt loot " C0rtlan t and DesbrosSes '5s
- tram, st0antf n m. for EasOu. Bethlehem Allen
atSlO linz Maueh Chunk Nilkesbarre, 1owanha, Wa
own 49, ! usvA Lyons Buffalo AMI the West. Pullman
hro1,s s,,,1, 3stliehsn AMI )ool ~, - . -.
.rhl,, a, H,r,aay All INetpn cta - y1n+ SnniV
ah1h1' = gs,.1 CInnk an 1 ii1 l'i'. SlOL
Gensra Eastern "mo% y" f. b. BYINGfoN, O. T. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
Go Uhom 81 Man Conrern.

AOIlCE-Any person or persons who wit
ne@s the arrest OF the hoy picked up Elms be
tween Leonard ana Fran thurs ay. ucc about
T. M, are earnestly requested u nj the address
70 " NJ J. FLICK.
No q Atlantic.avc. or ~ Union..t hIooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
financial
CONIEOIEH's OFFICE, AIIRGHEsf COUNT
JOSIAH SPEER COniIolerl. z

GONTEOLIEH's Owes, ALIRGhHsf CoNN'(
JOSIAH SPEEh COntIolerl Z
IIrIsnuHG, Nov. ~, lsfa
NOTICE.-To holders of bonds OF the county
~ OF Allegheny state Of pennsyvsniai Tho sinking Fund
Commission OF The County OF Allegheny STATE OF fenn s3
yana 10y virtue OF authority vested 10 them ~ Actoi
bly, approved tho 22d day - April 1858 ~ l. ~ nss' @
hereby notify The holders OF Allegheny County CouP
Bonds thai Coupon bond. numbered and dated a! ioowS
6 WI N9s ~ 55ss92 T. ~ y q a. IL s. 81,
o. o. 10 n 70 and res.terd bombs 90 = ss and
10 Is, %. ~. 81 81, CO al dated January l. $50
maturing January 1918 Will he pad presentation anu
demand az the once OF the County tonroler ~ "a
Penn until the lst of January. 1850, ~ Nhcn UNIV
interest shall cease upon said bonds. -
JOHN r. McCUEE,
JOHN HARPkN
JOSIAH SPEER.
sinking Fund Commission
DROFITABLE lNVESTMENT.-Somes shares
Of $500 each be had in company lust
the execution Of profitable railway con.t 80.
which viii re urn over hundred per cent rrohs on .e
shares per annum Thorough Investigation viii prote VIC
sCundness and value of q investment For particulars
address r. C. COMPANY Nailst, New OlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
CrNARD LINE.


| 4
rHoN sEwYoH1 ID ,LiyzAr5oL VIA oUEESF
FROM PIER -,O. ~ WORTH RIVER,
SERNIA " edne lt' Dec LEO a. m
o W ri ''li'' ~. D. M
| 6a,.a 9i,.ir; ; - :.;'Ji'I'iiiI'.ijl
~t.rr3e- s-,s-1 Ili 70 old 'l-t'1 1l-'1' ''i ~
VEtSDN H. 3t).v' Z -. Nal-t
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
COMPANY. Per a,Tl So = N-,9 aver toi.of I'r,!'.
CANADA. de h,rs lbroc " o.ncsiay zee. l7, "a.
- .I.i,N. Duran ....... ...- Wei1ett,, Dec oL n
Cnocs, 2l[l,.,e a. 'lt "a aaomnp 'u- oltH inl"
LJUi~ D.. s3IAN. ag.at 80. B,sans t,''l
u UNiiifE6 ST ArEs MAIL -TEtNEGs,
TOK QUEEN -IONN A, D. LIN fr)Jf-
NEvAD tuesday icc rs
AKIz0N A~...... lue.lr Dec. B. A. N
NI-CoN .-..--.-- ine,tty Jan 2 D. m
CABIN pi-,ii. i,or.1I "a 80, A. So sDtlt SO
A.' 65PP4fiiaa So HUBS ~ ''''' curov eco
nANBUKG AMERICAN -. COS LINE tor
PLY MOUr h London. 'her9oufe Paris ana lanpnrE
fU,fIII> De-. s. aa6""@ GlLl ..-.n,c. 3 . d q. n,
Round up Il g, ors.s ssaillr" rp. E. ,., -
Cen ii 5r,a l,t.N.Y. Gen "a, tfis u Eray NY
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
/ FOR QuEES-IOWN AID LtNaHr10I.
DIV Of .ioSii. r.u...at D.. , - 10
CIli oF D., ..........- $ ~. o.c 2. nom
cABrs ra-stsE sil f'J 'pl 900 Iltsro,Dr.-. So
f1r7,,,re BE- ipoyt,u' IStt, -lGti-IP D
o'n''' a ,iiil'3 ' ,d g. b; '.',1ili,
NATIONAL LINE.-from Pier 80. NR.
= TOH llNEElDNL As. ~ .tl~ipWt.
-i'I7. ''. -'' It@'i, i6>noN Ia D.'-'' 1880 'l
'fElN, or la m =, nec q, % 90 o. M
prepaid " craze u' H. g"ffo, iq" . r1' '.,.r,.o
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -. co.
- ~Hohl tDi a.. 10 LlNno $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
Gslp t0lnte0.

NANTED.-Persons To do writing al ,neu
w homes Good pay. send 10 cents tof pslet VA
J. IL Nj, IL JLsOA, % clinton pace, 70" =
xxvANVPp ! ad,es and Young men in cits
W country wishing 10 earn - 70 p ~ nal 40
names. no c.nyassng: furnished ana seat ps m 80
~ ,srenlar. address. with stamp. thloiAb
IIzIn piiulu 90. 63 ". 71h-sL. Nipetnaata -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10

Steamers CITY OF worcester" and "City o; Bost'n'
Pier 40 y. r. foot of watsSt next pier above De'
brosses 49, Ferrv daily excep, sundays, At 4SO p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
q opnrluerslllu Nollce5.

4 WALLACE e co has expired ~ limitation The
bu viii be continued No "a Brold a. urd,r the
namc By the Undersigned sur ifinr partners
- lHRiS n SM III.
EDWARD Inns.
Member Se York stock rvchnnre md Nr.N ORR MninR
Sfn,k and National ietrOieum Exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-10
.lRLEM RIYER KRANCH

IL y Y. NkW-HANEN AND HARTFORD n ~
Iron ave near Third Avenue Brds across Harlem yer
tr@seRed by Third Avenne evaed kslroad daily except
ia SO $40 sad 500 N for Port Morris gasanoya tosf
yoirt Hunts Point IVES, Farms Van Nest west Ines.sr'
f Jsons BAY chester Pelham Bay hartow Clty lsand
pelham Manor and New-RoChcie, connecting al NeWi,o-
ehse With trains for al points On the VAN ns OF me
iir no Divisions New-Canaan Mid New. Britain
end sraied Branches and Bc.toe and all points East
tons At 2:oS a. N daily except Moneys ,, ,,..o ,,o
sunday trains Ter Newiochce and 81 inierInenate
sg Il Nc Roch.e Win wav GrlDo Contra Depot
ara stamford ana With express train 70 Boston wa nele D
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD omnr ncing october =. isl
flrouyh trains viii leave Grand entia Depot =, ,--rr
$500 Rochester AMI Montreal Express thIopsn u'~
$40 = ~ Fast limited Chicago aui st Louis EIpress
with cfn stopning ~ Al bny Itcn SyIcise
arriving chicago 1910 AID st Louis '2o p N ne1
iaso NJ chc,-o F-nre-s drawi7rroonn cars 20 Canaan.
tsisna Rochester Niagara Falls and bulO connects for
lila m Western New-York and Northern Express, IN
$50 p N, A my Troy and Utica Express. through
ssp m Accommodation 70 Albany AMI Troy.
e 81 Ions cypress with se ping for Nia- IRA
rAVs Rufa0 tmcinuaii Toledo. Detroit and T. ous
a:31 Erprets with sleepiugcars syracuse and 70
AEhlrn road and % slrats ga also 10 Montreal
Burdo Nagaia lauS cleveland Ioefo Detroit chicago.
II D m Night ExprcsS with seerin cars 70 Albany md
TrE Conn cts VII ne morning nins for TIE West ami
for NE North .eye'p' = ur lay r!ghn ~. 49,. o ~.
Sas. Psrs p'scs and rs src We BroaiwSy NowYorS
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procured Of re cEet o1ces n NcTtork cry ana a.
rst-ars called Tor ana c1octol ron residence
tIle.. trains TIP AZ Hasiem l-5th g. an ifhavet,
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10 rtcr az 4.Ol -st $500 ll.l' r $780, 1f1 I'd
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FoT IN DING ADO 10 10 II az 49, l;OJ, l3o, 400
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for Hl9H BRIDGE BRAN II, az 400, $40 a w. 900.
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80 200 500, 1880 ,. sunday $780, 600 = n l. 80
~ 90 100 So. $50 S.ij 4:oo. $50 800 5:l5. 3D.
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DA 8. O. 500, q -. N 1900 H. $780, Zoo, o5V' 3D.
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