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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-17

sit may bo wrong for me 10 ask,
Buthow much do yon SCI a veekf''
Industry prevents vice.
Love aud trust but few
Promise liltleand domuch
Economy is the chariot old age,
Bettay no trust diyulge no So.
cret
Wounds given to honor never
heal.
Modesty has more charms than
beauty.
Revenge is the only debt which
y is wrong tc pay.
Truth is'the hidden gem wo all
should dig for.
Very touching the pressure ola
pretty girl's hand.
II none ondeayored there would
be an end to discovery.
Speak wellof your friend; Of your
enemy say nothing,
Avoid yourself what you think
wrong in your neighbof.
He who lives but for himself
lives but for little thing.
A bont pin on a chair is an in.
dication Of an early spring
A child is the brightest ray in
the sunshine Of a parents heart
Without economy none can be
rich; with economy few need be
poor.
II is better not TO know 30 much
than TO know 50 many things that
amt so.
The beggar is the only man in
the universe who is not obliged to
study appearances.
Sweet are Tho uses Of advorsity.
The man who has lost a leg never
has corns on both feet.
There cannot be a greater rude.
ness than to interrupt another in
the current Of his discourse.
Itis just as natural for a girl to
like ice cream as it is for a Ken
lucky Colonel to like whisky.
Good taste rejects excessive nice.
ty; it treats little things as little
things, and is not hurt by them.
The Cincinnati Enquirer wants
to know what the country will do
in case of snake bite il 81. John is
elected,
The sting Of every reproachful
speech is the truth Of it;and to be
conscious is that which gives keen
ness to the invectiye.
When a hundred and fifty pound
girl slaps on a yellow Mother Hub.
bard with a scarlet yoke you may
know she means business,
81 dreamed last night that l was
married, Is that a bad dream2"
Cross father "The only thing bad
about it is that it is not true"
A base ball umpire was recently
struck by lightning in The West.
Being used to such things, be sim.
ply smiled and remarked, "out a.
FIRST"
BLESSED be the man who invent.
ed barbed wire" as the father Of
six grown.up daughters said when
he made his front gate Of that ma,
terial.
A Philadelphia girl recently
tainted in front Of an ice.croam sa.
loon, She was awful mad when
they carried her nearly a block
away 10 a drug store.
Life is like a harness. There
are traces Of care, lines of trouble,
bits of good fortune, breeches of
good manners, bridled tongues, and
everybody has tug to pull through.
People do not care to give aims
without some security for their
money; and wooden leg or a
wounded arm is a sort Of draftment
upon heaven for those who choose
to have their money placed to ac.
count there.
Whenever the desireof durability
is woven in human endeayor i.
ennobles the character as well a.
the work. How estimable is tho
labor in any sphere who tries 10
make his work stable and eudul.
ingl Whatever be the labor he
undertakes, We give him our un.
qualified respect.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-17
NEons, shoes.

We havea large line Of Mems Shoes
at $3.50, si.75, $500 S2.25, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, S4.O0 and $500.
We can safely gnarahtee satisfaction
.hfl ayerY mir ni Shoes Won bly, ofna.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-17

II.rl IIl|...sIs ~ f.lII
\ came ne sad, Y had seen you
often through the window when
yon gave ssl' lessons g sha. llttle g gifl
q g lSells' h IA ! assdso gatea yoa win !sl
my opera glass lelt that
yca were just the woman for me
and every lesson you gave me
proved IL lshalI learn everything
rom yon-goodness as Won az spel.
lug, on say 'Yesl ! want you'll
! want Va yonl
she sac, Yes
Mrs Grimm was sitting up toF
asr' pale y with wrath when ., she re,
turned, but Pandora TOOK her oy
Dosa hands, ana Said; &,
"You won't turn me ont until
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-17

A full line Of black and colored Cash,
meres, Nuns Veilings and other popular
and pretty goods al LOWER PRICES
than ever before.
You will certainly find tito your in.
tersst 70 ,examinetliese goods before
y /. VI. q. ll.l.i.-linn ~. !. n w. II
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Blessed Memories That Bios.
som In Our Grown OF ThOrns.

She was only a baby, but she
held her sweet red lips, tipped
back her blessed little head, shut
the bright eyes and went the
rounds from one memberof the fam.
lily to the other, repeating The
phrase she had just heard from her
young mothers lipG
"Threo kisses aud one to grow on"
They caught her up, the darling,
and kissed and kissed her fair baby
face, pulled the sof! curls, squeezed
The dimpled shoulders and followed
her every movement with wistful,
worshipping eyes, until she came
to the sour, disappointed member
Of the family, whose worlds were
all hollow and dolls stuffed with
saw.dust. She tiptoed up to the
stern, bearded face and put fat,
chubby little hand on each I'm.
yielding knee.
"Three kisses and one to grow on"
"NYhat does all this tomfoolery
mean?' inquired the grufI, grumpy
voice.
"Baby is three years old today" /"
said the young mother, feeling how
hard it is to explain q simple, fool.
ish question, that has no particular
meaning, "and so we give her a
kiss for each year and one to grow
on. But you needn't kiss her
Uncle Ben, if you don't want to-"
What was it the old man saw in
the limpid eyes lifted to hisHs-a
vision Of paradiso2 or did some
present knowledge possess him
that he caught her up in his arms
as he had never done before and
kissed herr"
"Not want to kiss herr" he said
in a broken voice. "Why, l should
as soon think Of refusing to kiss an
angel from Heaven. There, pet!
there! and thsrel Now may you
grow on this one even to the
heights Of Heaven-never short Of
their standard, little one. That is
the old mans prayer"
Her ago ] cannot tell,
For they reckon not by months and years
Where she has gone to dwell.
But | often wouder if we would
not all reach nearer tho gates Of
Paradise if we had more kisses to
grow on.
To the light Of the shining angels
The little one has grown.
Oh, great family Of humanity,
lead all your weary wandering ones
up to the heights by kisses, They
are stronger than blows; they leave
no stings like bitter words; they
are blessed memories that blossom
in our crown of thorns when those
whom we kissed have gone from us
a little way beyond tears or kisses;
grown on that precious nourish.
ment into the higher life, in the
city whose builder and maker is
God.-Detroa Free Press.
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SHOES

westill keep our regular line Of La
dies, Misses, and Childrens Custom,
made Shoes, each pair Of which We
guarantee 10 give satisfaction. We also
handlea full line Of JOHN Mundell 4
Co.'s "soLAR TIP" SHOES for Child
ren, which are positively the best shoes
made. Weare aware that to claim such
asnperiority, in so large u country, where
so many shoes are made, may seeln pre-
sumptlous, hut In no case where the tri-
alias been made have we failed TO sub
stantiale our assertions.
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W. II. ToMLlSsoS. RASLtS Wiley, il
ToaELINsoM & wTLaz,
Attorneus at Latv,

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,
WILL practice in the County Of Ma.
w son; the United States District
Court for West Virginia, and in the Sup,
RENE Court OF Appeals. Prompt atten'
ton given to the collection Of claims en-.
trusted to them. B3~ Also Real Estate
Agents. Lands bought aud sold.
Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
Gpr20-ly.
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Racing Horses in Texas.

"Ya'as," said and old settler, 1--WE
ran horses in Texas"
"Then you take an interest in
the noble sport2' asked a stranger.
81 was engaged in a hoss race
some years ago in which l took a
righ smast interest"
"Running raceR"
"IIit war"
"AIile or halfmile trackP"
"Hitwar fifty mile track, stran.
ger. Texas is a big state"
"a fifty mile track l never
heard Of such a thing. And did
you winYn
"You bet"
"HOw much did you winI'
II won the boss, stranger"
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propo5Gls.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.

Jacksonville Depot 81 the Quartermasters Depart ment
JrFFEBrONvTiLR, IND, jar nary %, 1855.
sealed proposals, IN frpucat, subject 10 the usual
conditions, VIII be received this Office until
m ana 90 the Office u the Depot QuarteImaster, Sln
Francisco, ca. until II O'Clock "A m, standard ume.
"wednesday, the -Ofh day OF February lssI az witch
time 9nd places they viii De opened I'm presence % bifer
for furnishing ana delivering Mineral OIL follows tho
Jeiersonye Depot Indiana. 90. o. gallons. no the san
Francisco Depot California, 600 gallons al IN
Hon each
The Government fho right 20 reject any III 81
Preference VII De given to lcs o domestic production ant
ro ami such preference viii be articles
OF American production produced ths Pacific
extent VI the consumption required b. The public services
there
RANKS and 'n Information as to bidding. ETC., viii be ir
nished this Office. and by the Depot
Francisco, cal on app iratOn.
ECFUs-sAXION. Asst. Or Mr. Cent [. e. A.
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CITY OF LAWRENCE


leave Per No 40 North klyeT foot % W4t'.' rex pier
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ EINER RAILROAD -CoHmeuctng Nov. Is. 1881
firanai trains Viii leave Grand central Depot ,.,
: q. "a. Western NcwlOrE and N"Itheru H1pro'S WI"
asa M Fasi united Chicago Express With cuing cars
sso, a, Abauv uca. syracuse, kocucscr buhalo frlf
ana arriving a tUc3-n lUlI e. M heAt 'uy'
ln.ca M Ch.cl.o Express. drawing room cars ID Otudh
ffirur rochester ant Buffalo; vouurcfs Ion O'wec"
J. Western ScA-lUtH ana N"tiuetn i-AP'' "'''
a ibanv TROY and Uucl Express driving room cars
- ni Accommodate ron 90 Al. tG' anu liof. e. -
~ r. It LOUIS lEpress WI. sleeping tl' "" l.th'
Falls aulalo, Cincinnati teTcept saturday Io''u' Doo'
mn Express with sleeping cars 10 Syracuse amt TO
Ns9 IN paciac Express wish sleeping GAYS or Rochester
Tu levelanl, Toledo. Detp hi'3-' 81 h"u'' ''
40: al % I0Wvtlle except S2iurdayl ,, .,
II ~ M Night fNpicSs. with Sic ping cars 70 AhE A't
Try connects with tue mIruug trains Tor t"r " cl ~'
r,ofn except ~.tuTJIv nIghu ,,.-
Tcl,., on sale at Grand central Depot We. p Bo"hns
Green and Rfoadvay. and a. N,Stc1t -
ana 35 Washington and s6 Fulton sts, bI'oHy" a" ~
Iourth-st. VI iamsburg 800, .,,,. ~ ,... COZ, a..
RIO ur-! al the ticket offices ~ New oIH Ni'y
Fagrl-e called for and checked IRON irSuenoF c.,r
sTae,e trains daily AL others daily tActP, ty'
General superintendent 'Vhf''i 'N''''' . 49, '.
DOpTTAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
Trsop and tho East A rail nom Grand CeitlH. Lei.p'
ynress trainsdag SUNDAYS excepted I, BOSTON IT
= n, IN fnIriDr ear attached ana lOp M twti plitH'
sscrr carsl 81 IL m WIN ptlacr seen nS
,sre, Newpart Cxrrpss leaves Glan 'eulra ltn nj p
n arrives NJ ~ wort :. .51 Iar"i cars attached
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NLH-N DIRK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AID NEW.IORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN P'Y.
o4 ABA after January l. .04 trains viii iezye Oesbrosses
NoIla.tt ana west 4-d street stations
y.M.
Z '
UU.l Lfue Fa1s Fort Plain, CauaIolare port r..r.,,
&ms. $780, Il-2O O.. M.
tatsAlll ~, ll.ZJ a. $780,
Osrt-o. DleIa. .sOrslCh. sidney, r.3U q %
,&es AlnsstOn Highland. iOug-keeya.c. -, $50
49, e 80. $50 - D..
A4-iIe,oau, 80 II:20 0. III; fl0, 4:3J ?. q
sD4y. Ctner trans daily except sunday.
Lunei tlryr Cars on $50 and ll20 M aud i:3O D. n
f4r.or Euaei cars on g30 a. Ia for syracuse and
10 lesrDr
Pullman Buset Sleeping Cars ?. N. train for Bl14i0
TIC Chicago.
laIy, ersey Cty fennsyvnia Railroad station, BrooAyn
No COuIt-st Office FutOn-st, e5o FIiOn-
~ aid No. Dekab-ave-i NewNOrk city, Nos I02 zOH
81 90; as SlC 1873 Broadway, No Union square 20
'ol ttLavo M los last lZ5tb-st PsnnHyi h st
20 DesbIOosesst, loot COItandst ana West shore
HlHRY MONTH, Gen Pass Agent
- stats-st.
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NIARIN'S .-.,,..,,.,.
- CITY RIVER AND HARp0R TRANSPORTATION
(lNInA

Once Per IT, y. l.. loot OF Cortsndt.st
cor rmeuts oi tGLt forwarded directed TO any pare
Gu6 world.
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES TOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery o. AL uds OF freight and
ClHn0. 10 any part o. the city
a. AND HAEBJE TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTEHAGE
Trrl OF every description promptly hsh;ere any pou'
Il the harbor at reasonable rates.
STE ANBOAT>, BARGEs AID GROVES TO CHAR
III IJk EXCURSIONS
st,cmcrJOHN III. sIARIN FOR NEW HAVEN. leaves Pier
Is y H.. foot % DoItandt-st al p daily SUNDAYS
exccptedl
MLTBOPOL1s EXPRESS co.. between New York and
N,WlIaven. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Irleht lor points d. L. " L. T. received at Pier -
1U &.w Haven and points East, at Pier Is.
NO..IH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents steamers pi-g l. L H.. tool OF White
lai-st
CENTRAL suTPYARD, Commuuipaw, X. DRY Docks
Nadine aud Boiler shops L.ertlus 81 pertaining 10 -ls
COZ. tlOu aud re1al- OF vessels.
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Olean Steamers

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, n. X.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN;
~ FOR LONDON DIRECT
FRANCE Feb 2 q. m. DEM y p. M
Calm e.; Ia SO outward tickets SIG, prepaid seeraee
tsckets $50 WI. HURST. Manager 90 and 10 bruad-
way. n. Y.
DOYAI, NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Steamers leave pier foot Of sussexs jersey CITY
For Rotterdam.
SIS w A sCHOLTEN. - Wednesday. Jan. 81 7:30a 4
For Amsterdam,
Sc ZAANDAM - wednesday. Feh .. p
First cabin, ser stceregr. s2l prepaid, SIS
III. CAZAu&. General Agent - south " iilain-st.,y
q 5 WiliauIst FreghT Agts 90 B'way Gen. Pass Agt
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Boar0 anA i,ooms tUanica.

nRESSAIAKER working out by the day wants
IL a private house Would 10 sewiiA In retln
for rent, wOud permanent position ia hrst Cos
house O. 10 dres-ukiIg aud assist ias IN ussaeePH4.
Best rperence Address, a. s. Tribune Up IOWA I-JS
broadway.
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Blooms an0 flats 90 Get.

4 SMALL FAMILY would let neatly furnished
references, terms moderate 81 West llthst.
5tl and ttI ayes
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RAILROAD.
Il On and afier Nov. IL 1876
-. L.

.>r At Il,I n u NEoOr-Tu
Trains cave New York via Desrosscs and Coandt street,
usTrsbuTG IIts6ur The sont w'tl rgl yo
"a CHICAGO Inscd ,TaroT Dung SMOKING and sleep
wia@snort ock Haveo m M CORY and Eri G. ot :
y. c"nli,rfftmg al CORY for Ihnsvue Fe'"''""
1am Wesneton nd NE S"u' I t1Cs s woinii
WASHINGTON il5 m Regular wa ~ ana = ~ *
sndO R r. i srfI n " and n,g,,t sunday, wa r. sni
RI - 5am. On m and i night Wa l. Sh"0 W"
ToT Atlantic City evoept sunday; IN
Lone rranch Pqv Head Junction. ard ,neTm'"'e 1a"s
1oafsa .P1ooErr snrcL orreci Wi ali THROUGH train.
CIV a~ordnc scciv and drrc transfer TOT
trains rrtsnnrs 10 md II 20 m $50 and
Ieaen N aaov T is tmorcs -, aHu sSp ~ siGS51 80
Po Ioob and 1888 IN, sunday - e5o M. '9V 90 ana
} ,o ~ tT"r % go IT, go Gh6 T. eycer MONDAY
&c go 10 d 2 od9 1 32o and 80 $40 Dm o SUNDAY
$50 N esS5 r5o 7Oj. Il 80 N $50 49, 90 Io'0'
-o]a '0' y, 70 rHILADELPHIA. ,,x,
90 TRAINS EAcH WAY ,WEEE DAYS .AYD OF
s'NDA ifHiA.S /; a II SHIEw'22odEiiH- y DILL
hoUE[E TEHfh TnE VAST Hf NJ E2UIP
I'M WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
y2Tress Trans oTE Via Desu1ose' and Cortland
: hute1 feInes IS oiow% .,,.. 90,
$40 o. ~ send 90 ~. ana ~ niciL sundays 6l5
Trans ,eayins Sow YORK dsny f4rcn sunday 10 $50
and II lJl M 80 ana coDnectmr at IIenton'''
Is;ura,u5 trans cave uoad.t sntion Phadelph,a OK
j AMI i 10 M. united Lxrrrss 1870 ana 500 p ml
!l5 30 400 * 20 o. , ao' ~ a S1 ~
and nm Leave ihfadepla via tamoru s5oa m daily
s eSs: ass ig ana a g5 rrqoaTaZ .,oT og,'
Iroo,rn Annex stallion loot o. Iu tons IIook y0 Hnschi
OFce Va 3 Battery PLACE auc Castle Gar'sn.
iffg1lT i KITS J. ruGH. 'e' Il. WOOD
Genera Manager General Iass'r ArcH.
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6e!p Wanie0.

Designer for Interior Decora-
" tons must uuderst color Cali u Room 4Ot' Al
House Wednesday, 3uth, . 10 p m
VETANTED.-A Bank Cashier. Address d.,
w y. %. Box Isl. state relrreuceA COMPENSATION eA
pect ted aHd amount OF business candidate can control
WANTED, Experienced accountants 20 can
w ms. fr le 'lua -ei Educator" new element
ary practical troase on bookkeeping or d
suoerr erreiiusr. from 90 Ia 500
month address A G. sCaOLFIELD, Providence, 4. l.
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J5vANTED-St0ck Of the Idaho Consolidated
W g. and Mining Company u exchange lOr Heal Ls-
ta;e. Address go durable BIldHe
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DRAWGAUCA
Telephone & Telegraph co.
FOR PENNSYLVANIA. N,W-YO3z. TEW-JERSEY
MARYLAND. DELAWARE, AND DISTRICT
OF COaj nDIA.
crgani1ed ualarLaWs Of State OF aoW-York
CAPITAL SOO.0GO SHARES,
Or PAEs VALVE $50 % EACH
REGISTRAR or RECEIPTS

81 n - - - - - ~ D "a - 80 = = -
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit c., Philadelphia.
s Company AMI the local companies % be tributary 70 It
c -.re. states uarll have ;lr exclusive rizhr 20 the
ut.u. ions of Daniel D o. yiy q, the original
inventor oi telephone, anil pared TO esaDisA their
eaa .le telephone and telegraph business Of his terri
-ory. -,,
PARKER q. CHANDLER, OF Boston, President.
T. Is. .,-.Ilti q. OF Nt.r-l YTs, Nie.- ircsl4eui
GEORGE Il. VARIOUS. OF Connecticut
President y. y .ru- =. II. T. T. co.
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President Prov dea. - Life ami frust Go.
TDWAgDA 90 MD. ~ .cy-l ofk,
PRECEDENT gir.zrns' -avrgs Bank
President Mss Mutual Lie Insnrl1ceCo.
Governor cf Connecticut.
Hon TRs>-E 30 d, rs. of New-ii -nlslIr.
JOSEPH BELLf, ORTIZ. Of pittssulsh, Penn
JANIS kIEhIAN. of Massachusetts,
rr.-.den First National Bank, springfield
COMMISSIONS Of Brooslyu y. y
COUNSEL
Hon. CFC7Tf r ED1i NDs. OF Vermont
Judge IN DER HILL. % Nev-iOrE
JOYCE. SPEAR. Oi Washington.
ANDREWS g CHANDLER, Attorneys
Books Of subscription limited amount Of Dravbaugh
Telephone Telegraph Company open at bank
ag house Of Che undersigned
PRICE,. SI5 PIER sEItzeE.
20 rcr cent payable on subscription.
We reserve rht TO advance TINS Price AZ any time without
notice Any further Information and al the documentary evil
deuco o4u bee obtained at tie once company. 80.
W4.lst. or Iom
g. *. aJATEI&3E & CO.,
BANK rs,
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ViIE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
L NEWNOEk, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-


arrangements q trans lfoul ChamuersStreet Depot
COiDle- 90 b.ushaiutOn. Eiu.Ia aud buffalo. Sleeping
coaches To Cleveland. tlueiuuatI AMI Chicago
q o. daily, st LOUIS Limited Eze.sNO extra charge
iOt Pullman SIeeprr Colehes 10 Buffalo arriving
Ina. NlarIa FtI. g. a ,. -slT,aIo -.f1 a . tI-le,
oay connecting teams arrive Detroit $40 Toledo ~
layj-pacdc Express fo tho west SOLID Train OF
ti an Day aIt sleeping coaches 20 iin hef.tun Emi1
4-lut -tlOalL2 caches To Chicago.
10 Lmi.Iau tain for the West
Iv 4iu s.i $3.50 t:l 600 80 1890 T. mdi
tu.ta. Isl $50 logo M li5 $3.50 2 m ~ midnight.
la,gleon 7-U $50 $3.50 1920 M d. 1855 300 40
oay-t $50 lQ@U M l:tj $50 $50 p pa ~ midnight
NtWarA end raer5ou Newark go $40 1880 $40
Suneu $50 i090a m :!5 3j8 $50 $40 s:I5 ID and II
MelHleA7 50 m Sopm.
ltepdout and Kingston and Montgomery an $50 p n
GOshen 1903 1920 m $50 $50 $50 sI5nm. sun
Atta etown 7.5o 1910 3 80 4.3o s.l5pm Sunday
80 80 z u 80 m lie trains m ami 4.aj "a
trans OPS atNau-st only. 4No q III
Io-t JeEys 100 1920 am $50 . sl5 D m SIM.
BJlt- leave -3d-st quarter Of and quarter after each 49,
n9@ Is p to % 'C e very thirty minutes sui
Tick for lassaee and ararnes ~ Draving Room and
Sleeping coaches can DE oOded ald orders Tor cec KIN
sLe tan'ei o. nay ye i az ue Ioapanys oces
Court. O.. BROOKLYN. orat lie Comrny's Dep0tS
trains fiO1l tie West arrive NeW-YOrk at 7lJ
JOHN y ABBOTT CeIT Pzss'r gent. New-Yolk.
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Macs s:8U 40 n m $50 1 $50 ESQ Gao so d IN
y r. il. silt. Sundays Z and 7:lJ 70.
l1ci, sprns valley and MOnsey 7:lO 10 am l.JO n
join y. ABBOTr, cent Pass'r a. gent. New-Yo.k
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etrantou;s Gro Kailrpans
D1GITIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL PAST LINE TO THE WEST
- w. pb-sat.riptia Baltimore and Washington.

y Il
r. MODEL PAST LINE TO THE WEST
Vie Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave ron Fem svlvauia X. X. Depot 49,.
n exceut Snntay TOR WASHINGTON and sill POINTS w..
,sr N. DAILY FAST EMPRESS tbTcueh sleeplt,11
coaches 10 CHICAGO Cincinnati ct Louis Conne''sl"i
ieS'N ipNiGHT daily for Washington and ali POINTS West
icr timetables Tickets sleeping Berths end Hsgfsre
.,v Al Company's uCe, Sl5, II and c95 Broadway court
~ BrooSyn Pennsylvania Railroad.
BOSTON VIA STONINGT0N LINE.
ID steamers sroNINGTON and RHODE a, 10 n
Ss,v feNcepd sundays from Pier SS X, Jeys ~ y,
M THREE trans from steamers Landing p
osfou Providence Line for freight Ony, from fIei 90 "
- WSrrrn-st. dairy except sundays 4'5r p N.
TTHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD;1Passencer
teams leave depot foot of Cortland and Desbrossee -
:, sl1 NJ $40 and n ioI Eastob. Beth ehem Alen
fcwn heading. Maach Chun6h Nhkes,arte s w.
.er Ithaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo end the West Funsn
,ircT~h coaches rim daily Local trspsE a. m ando4o
for astnn. Bcth chem and Coo Az. - -.o.
'Iairs eavipg 10 NJ and so p m GOMEZ a gv
n, mis- IN Nahsnav and H'gleton coai reglons
frss zeal for Maucn Chunk o.lOA Leave Msic- N"'nN
Genera Eastern Office corner o. ShprSh s3S 3Sr'n ~
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
To n nSTON. 81 WORCESTER, s. so NASHUA, - 90.
Portland IS, and no transfer.
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West Side.

BOARD for German gentleman in private
family 81 West \ nice furnished room VITA
without Ooaru; references EXCHANGED
no LET, with or without bOard.-A suite of
rooms, extra size private baIA other 0oari.rs
" est 4.thst
.lslD-ST., II WEST-Front and middle par
- = Tor 10 let. wiki excellent table
40 WEST 57TH-ST.. in the SONCY, very
-Asf dosr.b. apartments cabnetdnshcd, fresc5e
hc4ted SEE JANITDu.
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Bcar0 ano Rooms.


East Side.
OSTH ST, 10 EAST.-Elegant parlOr floor
30 with OF without Private reference.
100 MADIS0N-AVE.--An apartment ele-
1s)C gauty furnished-vlth private service.
g45 MADTSDN-AVE. - With board. irons
h fourth square rOJm, CRATE the. IhId 'front.' hal
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N 81 II VOGQF. ABOLPH LEMOYNE,
C,ITAS III EI-SSt.LI. EDBT y. NINTURN,
JAMES Low. (H ARIES H. MARSHA LIZ
DAVID LANE. JOHN ELL
GORDON ". BCRNHAN, J JAMES q. Dc FlkE1ir-,
4 A RAVEN CHARLES D. IEFERICH,
NM. ~TTRGIl WILLIAM BRYCE.
I{FNJANIIN V FIELD WILLIAM II. FOGG,
IOSIAFT d. OU- THOMAS b CODDINGTON,
WILLIAM r. DODGE, HORACE 4. THUkBab,
ROYAL, PHELPS. WILLIAM DEGROOT,
G 4 HAND JOHN T.. RIKER
J6fJN II ~ VIETT = DENTON SMITH.
WILLIAM II WEHB GEORGE BLISS
~ PTp y BURDFrT. WILLIAM H. MACY.
JOHN D JONES. President.
CHARLES DENNIS Vice President
w H II MOORE. Second NicePres't
AA.RAVEN. Third vice-Pres't
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COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a single yOI

- nan: thoroughly understands the OF horses
carriages s civil willing. obi giuH and ndusr nus, VIII q
len, REFER tOr honesty and s03rety Acss = CT
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND LXCUESIQN5.
ATLAS LINE Or MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTL PORTO RICO
COLOMBIA IsIIiMUS OF PANAMA and NlCAHAGCA
Tourists invited 20 avail OF these tpA Wlich thry
ua OIL au route taken the Company steamers a
zrene 0 rce OF - per d4V which Includes privilege.
ana yne on board the whole Time passengers desiring
change their route may transfer other pas8el
steamer VI they nay meet on the voyage For passage
'P'' PIN. FOEWOOD CO.. Agents