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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Good Luck.

Mr.. August Huesing chairman of the
democratic county committee, found a
five leaf stock of clover in his yard.
Four leaf clover is generally regarded as
an omen of good luck, and Mr.. Huesing
regards the five leaf clover equally as
lucky, and his find has added to his hopes
that Cleveland will be elected president
of the United States on Nov. 4.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Hard Luck

Dion Boucicault seems to be playing in
hard luck in this part of Illinois. He left
her mad the other night because he could
not get big house to play to. He would
not appear to an audience representing
$3.50. Down at Peoria last night he eX-
pected to have the grand opera house
filled to its utmost capacity, but he was
again disappointed, and he and his mana>
ger, Parker, cut the play to pieces and
gave a miserable rendition of it. Dion
will not strike this part of the state again
for some time
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25

Deposition of Joe McQuaid, one of the
subscribing witnesses to will, taken in
proof thereof and will admitted to pro-
bate.
Guardianship of minor heirs of Lucy
NJ. Stoddard, deceased. Final receipt
and release of R. Fl. Stoddard filed and
guardian discharged.
Estate of Mary !. McGarvey, deceased.
Inventory and appraisement bill filed and
approved
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Oct. 25.-David Arends and Miss Anne
liza Schneider, both of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
AN EDITORS TRIBUTE.

Theron P Keator, Editor of Fl.
Wayne, Ind, Gazette" writes: For
the past five years I have always used DR..
Kings New Discovery, for coughs of
most severe character, as well as for those
of milder type. 1t never fails to effect a
speedy cure. My friends to whom have
recommended it speak of it in the SAINT
high terms. Having been cured by it oe
every cough / have had for five years, /
consider it the only reliable and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds, etc" Call at Hartz
& Bahnsen's Drug Store and get Free
Trial Bottle. Large Size $1.00.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
A Minority.

Some ratified headed republicans here
abouts have been claiming that Robinson,
candidate for secretary of state in Ohio,
ran several thousands ahead all other
tickets combined. Here are the figures
Newman, 3S0.275; prohibition, 1857
greenback, $3.50; total, 1913, 712 Robin.
sons total vote was 391, 500, which leaves
him in minority 2,113.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Home Again.

Mr. Thornton Snider of South Rock
Island, returned last evening from three
weeks visit to his old home in West Vir~
ginia. He shook hands SO much while
away that his right arm achcd. 1t had
been 90 years since he saw his childhood
home and the friends of his youth
Thursday evening when Mr.. Snider left
Morganstown, West Virginia, snow was
falling quite rapidly and clustering
wind storm was in progress. This goes
to show that they are having an earlier
winter in the east than we are having.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Around Again.

City Weighmaster Eggleston is again
able to be at the city scales office for a
few hou., each day, but he is not yet
strong enough to assume full charge of
the duties of the office. Mr., Eggleston
has been pretty sick for long time, but
his friends are glad to see that he is i'm
proving slowly, and they all hope to see
him strong and healthy again before long
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Market Report.

Following were the quotations in Chi
cago today November wheat, TAI; De-
cember, 76B; January, 76a; May, $50
October corn, 424; November, 424; year,
800; May, 800. October oats, 25s; Novem-
Der 25B; May, 293 October pork, $3.50
year, $11.95; January, $11.951. October
lard, 81 073; November, $6S7; December,
$500; January, S6,924. October ribs,
1886; November, $500; January, 1915.
Hogs-18,000; light, $4.30 to 81. go
mixed. 81. 50 to 1915; heavy, $3.50 to
S5.15.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Eimrods

Several hunting parties will leave the
city next week for the Meredosia with
guns, dogs and-and powder horns. The
duck hunting is fine in the neighborhood
of Hillsdale Also above Cordova. There
is no necessity of a man going up there if
he can shoot at all, snd then come back
and lie about there being no game. If he
can hit the side of a house fifty feet from
him he can get some ducks this year. If
he cannot he had better stay at home
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Legislative.

just now the republican papers of this
legislative..district arc having it hot. The
bolt in Henry county against Harry
Cleaveland is at the bottom of the whole
disturbance. The Cambridge Chronicle
this week comes out with a long winded
editorial and proposes that Rock Island
county elect cleveland independent of
Henry county, and Henry county
will do the same by Mowers,
independent of this county. The
editor of the Chronicle is a rank prohibi-
ZIONIST, and why he does not support the
boy named Repine, whom the prohibi-
tionists have placed in the field, is hard to
Determining, He pirates about the prohi'
bition procliyities of Thos. Mowers, Jr.
but there are those who profess to know
whereof they affirm, who say that Mr.
Mowers does not turn up his nose at a
glass of old rye on certain occasions. But
the funeral is none of ours, so to speak
1t is an internal battle among the repub'
licans. Democrats can sit camly by and
see the legislative champions struggle for
supremacy. Let EN- fight it out.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
NEVER GIVE UP.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak con-
stitution, headache, or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bltters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle by Hartz & Bahnsen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
At tha Rink.

Mr.. W. A. Knittle, champion fancy
and trick skater, of Western Illinois, will
give an exhibition at the Armory Hall,
Rink, Rock Island, on Saturday evening
October 25th "a. Music by Biehrs
eband. Admission 10 cents. Doors open
at 7:30 .. m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Fell From Grace.

The Davenport Der Demokrat, of this
mornings issue, contains the following
interesting story about well known res
publican politician:
"Our republican friends could have en-
joyed spectacle which would have made
their hearts glad yesterday. Lounging
around in the lower part of the city was
drunken man, committing all sorts of mis-
chief, until policeman took hold of him
to put him into the calaboose. Accident
ally Judge Benson came that way and rec
ognized in the drunken man an old friend
and begged the policeman to turn the man
over to him and he would take charge of
him. The policeman complied with
the judges request and turned
his friend over to him. He
put him into wagon and took him
to his house. All of which shows the
Kindness of the Judge and his philanthropy
ic disposition. Now this friend of the
judges was no less parsonage than the
ex attorney general of the state of Iowa,
Hon. Henry O'Connor, of Muscatine, Ia,
who at present is stumping the state in
the interest Of prohibition and Blaine
That is the way the republican prohibi>
tionists of Iowa practice prohibition.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
County Building.

24-Estate of Stephen Gormley, de-
ceased. Proof of death filed. Will pre-
sented for probate. Deposition of Chas
C. Carter, one of the subscribing wit
nesses, taken in proof thereof (Oct. 22.)
Estate of Valentine Schaarman, de-
ceased. Proof of death filed. Will pre-
scented for probate. Deposition of Henry
Ziegler, one of the subscribing witnesses,
taken in proof thereof. (Oct. 22.)
Estate of Stephen Gormley, deceased.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Hard Coal Market.

Pea coal 800; CRATE and egg, $7.75;
range, nut and No. 4 $500 per ton,
screened and delivered; all best quality of
Anthracite coal. Blacksmiths coal. Con-
nelsville coke and charcoal at 1908 Sec
ond avenue. diff E. G. FRAZIER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25

All members of the democratic county
committee are requested to meet at head
quarters, LIZA Third avenue, on Thurs.
day, Oct Both, at p. m, for the trans
action of important business.
AUGUST HUEsNG,
Chairman.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25

E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
A. O. u. w, Notice.

The members of Noble lodge. No. 1,
A. o. U. W, are hereby notified to meet
at the A. O. U. W. hall at 7:30 o'clock
next Monday evening Oct. eth, 1884, as
business of Importance will be transacted.
A full attendance is desired. By order of
J. B. JOHNSON, NJ. W,
A. J. Cook, Recorder
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25

One third of all the banking in the
world is done in the British Empire.
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Eegal NOliccs.


7NV opDrp OF nov UARTES pO\OHIE +.
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william ~perD, pdIl- dt...'' ''-" 81 .... D.,
Jane turier John Bel tt'N -....i- -t.-.,..,.r
SChmOaA LOWS IoWhr J0ln w i-'I., ...i
David d. lnrlon George .,a h''"'l ..-, ,...r.v
kns. Goliud A. Doaue; frances ."ttI4f,-s' tr.lt u
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graph Company, George y dai.' D., J. i,,,
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HhsreIl

"A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK rRBUNE WILL hE RECEIVED ar THE
TPTONN OFFICES No. LIS broadway, corner Thirty
frstst until ,. NJ and 30s West IwcutytaTlst corner
Eighth ave 80 453 tOurthaVe. conner FOu:teenf.st
ESQ Thr'.ave corner F0ry-sevcnthst; Nos LOO Third
ave near ~xfetb.st, and - the AtLI-h OFFICE 100
Third OnehunII e--Au" e.4t. ullAat Up 70
6 D. ~. NJ M Eular Jloe rates
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CTARINs

- iAhIN ...---.--..---,,
COMPANY
Once Pier l., y. H- foot u Co-tlardtst
Consr1nents OF freight forwarded directed 10 any part
o. the world
UEFQUALLTD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders delivery u all kinds OF freight and mer.
etalr-c 20 any part o. the city.
SEA AND HA.BOR TOWING AND RIVER AND UA--
BCR LIGHTEEAGE.
Frerh u every DESCRIPTION promptly hgh;ered 70 point
n The ha-HOr a. r'es'n able rates.
-rEAMBOAT-, BAHGE5 AID gloves 70 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers john d. srARlN amt FRAsTUs CORNING
for NEvIlAvN leave .ler j. II. r. foot Of Cortland
stsu. n. c-ty. Saturdays erecrtad.r
rI-clt point. %. r. p w. r. r received 80 Pier 70.
] r -,ev-llav-r and ..rt- East. A. Pier IT,
CENTRAL eHlPIaaD. C01Iuaallaw. =. dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler -hor' Everything srperta the
Construction and rcpalro. Vessels
rcn Office -thays, cor "a st., open daily un.I9 ,. Ii.
CTOANGToN LINE.
For BOSTON antal rctnt, EAST
Tlsory tirecrrneto WATCH HILL and NAEEA Gan
stII rllI- steamers lraFe PEI. No L. 1a-y except
sundays, ais y.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Ior pro-.i.n.s Worcester N.s.ul. and all
WHITE 5rSTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence stelmsr l.aine6 rua'
tl ugh fc WIFI HCNIAlN1 FA.JAls WHOM cIaI.e
PaI'.r cafe aehrI
steamer ..c. Is4ai aua ,r4ssachu-es leave ncn PIER
80 y. H. day. except sundays Al D. p. IA
TIVE ERIE RAILWAY. nov known ~ ne
NEv-YoRR LAKE t,1. r AID vi-rEEN RAIL
Arrmg. mouts OF trains rom chambers.'t Depot
coaches 30 Bm4naia,on. Emir, and fu1lo Weeping
coaches T." lr'eaHa ncuus,i an . nca t' ,-. .,,
or a.t lacrarqr -iseoms Cai,as, TO Bnrl. arr,'.as
Cncnn.u. So pm. 81 Louis 80, M .econd oav onusc
ing trIrs arrive Io.elp 81. % ami Indianapolis. an.
q 800 nsty-it,h c Express .ot tIc Ncst 3 solid lf'H
Taas.. >..,sIa fas c.ucuna, and Chicago. Hotel au1
6lr puI-ErIriaut tr7iu Tor tne Wcst.
uucr,orn ana passaic o. 20 ."a 90 1910 M u noon
sun.Ns 49, - ln.ns - - 60 p ~ j. ',in.fnt ,
!hi"''on - ob2 20 t' ~ ~ neon 81 ~
G4y.5t' $3.50 lu-Oam 1900 % 80 pm ~ mumrnt
war. aud Paterson VIA newark 20 go 1880 - > ~
/ 90 = on'v -nucay' = Is e. m ,ot .,,
J. midnight sundays ot5 800 1920 am 40 o'u y 800 AN'
Wsrwlgg T 80 100 '0a ~ A9Opm. -undpv- o"Oau.
NcvnuIe aud tornwan 5000 m 3 80 $50 6p m. sunday
I.osd'ut Az kinrstou aud Montgomery II $50 IN
Do,lcn - so Ip.2o $3.50 $50 3.3O sl5pm sun
dsy 3. 3, $500 lO.-ua no. I'D p m.
- $50 lu1 3 20 n Iig ~ ans y a ~ ana 80. p a
Pond Us t lut-1 "a $50 3 olo ia sunday $50
Rai. irayc G quarter and quarter after each hour
nom 54j an 10 10 pm every thirty minutes and from
.,- iof r.s-r and apartments Drawing. Room
se,pl- rOlar. ,1 ir obtained, snd orders or the
snd tr,n'ier OF u4g-er may DE- ie al o., company oleo
Court 81. Brooklyn e.. a. me coupanya Dcpots $500
E1Irc-s uehs rom tnr West auVe IN NeW-iorK Al $40
''~O JOIN y. 1BBofT, GEM Pass'r Agent YewYorE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN-J k>Ei
y Trlls cave 'or YnR~Woo'. tester ID r9-i ana
...l.zA- sundays r.. e. and =. hl
lu.. -p-ns alley Aal Moasey l. 10 a. M E;'' . H.
ions y. ABBOTT. zen. PasaT Agent. Nsw'lOrA
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NgW-N.EK. sent - l--i.
OFFICE HaAGfE WARLhotsL5,

YINHE following named persons are hcItDN no
nhed tat unless the sto now due or sools ,.',u
their Names is a. this beiuif 'tto
jsss tn sac goods sold public auction g. pay
CHARGES commencing mat date AND every MONDAY mere
Alter until d are sld 81. q. HALO -i. ~ lIlt,"
". D. Gilbert Jane, Kearney Jua Anderson aa,l VIZ
Muller Mrs a. simmons &. 81. turtrYOu Jhui dIl-
lps Dora Day a. u. 'arsfel. . Francis gibbons Nt1
\ stewart. eugene self ta A. hea'F, Van" -cN aly'
Moore Mary MuTuIV barton aoIes l. Johnston
IN Hanl ton Hayze Freeman Mrs C.rsAae. David A.
sdee susan Murray. Inns a. AQrsquet. Mr-. IL. ~tal
feor1. T. Jones' Hobcri .. arnod. tts VAIN oo. ~" Z
A pratt. u. W. Nersmorc N r. r F. " aers, MI,
ty'1.r .fuir D. Harris. Jos.c White. N1lua toIyee,
rbonas Burns Daniel DiynueL E'card b. Rice for RICE
Slrprise larv b. H. KNOX. lam &. COmpcT Lizle WHIT
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NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencing June 70, 1854
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
500 Catski Mountains. saratoga Lake George ROch.
and Montreal through drawingroom cars.
- 80 a. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany. Utica syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Nj
Fails Ere Gland and Toledo arriving al chicago
1O-ll a. next dav
1890 Chicago Express. drawing 70 Canaan
"a gua Rochester, Niagara Falls, bunalo and Rohhed
II a Western NewYOrk and Northern Express with
Also for points the Catski
Mountains.
$40 .. m. Albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica Express,
through connects Catsk Mount ans
tatskiU or ,asuruavs
- p NJ, Accommodation - Albany and Troy.
- 81 Ions Express with sifeplg Tor Nia-ara
Faa Buffalo cincinnati except saturday, To.edo. Detroit
and ~ Louis.
GO m Express with sleeping Syracuse and IN
AuIrru road fnf 80 saratoga aIse fo Montreal.
o. Iac.c Express. with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo, NIAGARA Tails. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit chicago
s.. Louis Cap" vincent also Clayton t'Icet saturday,
il Z. night tTprusl with sleeping ears to Albany and
Troy Connects with tIe morning. OT the West ana
N0r.ii .cXcsut saturday u~tt.
Iieketf sale a. Grand central Depot. No. Bow n
Siren 80 ard 49, broadway. and ~ Nestcos E-pre~s
Offices, Parkpace. and 80 I 90 G.Oadwav NeW orS
sai Warrington sud 80 Fulton sts~ Brooklyn and ~
EO1rf'--t. NIiliIri-.u~g.
accom- n0f3I;s draw r-r0om AMI sleeping cars can %
i ~ OF thctket Offices New OrE Guy anu a.
30 washing .0n--. BROOKLYN
pqaEl-a ral.r, Cor luf checked ;-0m residence.
These trans nm daily Al Others daily except sunday
j.. So. Ton Uf-. e.. J. MEIkIE.
.rfi,re-'rnt General PASSENGER Agent
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forses ano Carriages.

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e
BROUGHAMS.
BREWSTER & CO,
(of BroOme-stl
BROADWAY, 47TH ID 4,Tn.sT
We HAVE A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF BRoCG
HANS IL ALL SIZES AND VARIETY OF DE- -GN
TOGETHER WITH OUR USUAL DISPLAY OF
WINTER CARRIAGES.
NOTICE.
TIE ADDRESS NAMED ABOVE IS OUR ONLY
PLACE OF BUSINESS. WE HAVE 40 iCCNNEc-
T1oN WITH A COMPANY ADvLETGs1SG A NAME
NEARLY SIMILAR.
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West siI,

ADVERTISEMEN1 ron THE NEW.
n WORK TE. 81 VI WILL BIZ dtCEIVED AZ nas
IPiONN OFFICES. No. I,-S lIdliNay ihr'y
uietst. uutii D. NJ. and Boy West I""nty ,fn-t fusr
Eighth No. lI3 fuIltn.INe. Fourteenth
$50 ri.avc. p ssvtufi.st Nls ahrrf
ave near S.xfch.si ant 70 me dARIFh DFFfr n. "a
thrt runifei- aud twenty nfth 81 40 a
p. III. A. regular Office RACES.
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IxrUTT4N POE. Of London. His

IXUIIAM POE, Of London. His sister
w Catherne having returned IRON ustr3i4 afi t4Y
rearsr alsrnce Il anxious Lear from Linn. Mis- l IT,
Horn Little H0rIOn-st Grove Road Regents PARK, Lon
don
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS AND PRINT
~ FRS --follcr competition Tor sale reduced rates al
The following prices. a. A. and 80 cents peg pound
Ftrrteeu-cenf composition composed COCA anu
fuolassee. lIcliern-ceut o0opcr- extra glue ana hts
uolass@s Thirty cents PEI pound tOpifrs resi- Eiu an
honey par honey and glyceune touposluoh hhnt 10
sulf III weaflfl orders filed short notices ana spNtl
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better ara cheaper than any printer can make himself
DVRCHASER.-A Young lady OF refined taste
wishes b 10 purchasing Uut0ft0wn paflei sll1f-
lefscarev au promptly executed fJr references efns
kla ddps add -ess IOr one Is Il Eh 4rDD"hiahi
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c eLl L, raj Eastern oace, No. 2s5 Broad-ay.

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stations in Network 81 an p'sl losses , .
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.DATH-ST.. 35I WEST-With board. large
~ handsomely furnished room on BATHROOM door. nat
- YVES n t7TH-ST-With board. newly
- aui 4'aa'oney furnished rooms snsy or 81 sale
water ample closet room
LOWEST 26ru-Sr - Elegantly furnished
~ double ans sn-lc c.ud and higher via
nrst class o'ara. a, fea'ona1lr RATES.
II WEST ST.-Hand furnished
; rooms with board also an ohcS suitable foT pHys'
If WEST 2fTH.-Large aud small rooms
= handsomely furnished. to rent House nsstcia's.
WEST 211H-Sr. near Broadw y. hand.
\ sonev shod Par'or and second noor also Other
rooms References
80 IVES 3sTH-ST -House newly fur
10 nished superior board private bath highest
reference required
80 WEST 4sTH-ST.-Funishcd rooms
W. moderate prices Paror Moor suitable for physician
DO WEST I'D. ST.-Larye and hall rooms
- iC with board also table board references.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF Ur p~ON tfNER.
All trans excerpt rh- 800 .ft 41 p. trains leave
from Vest t-a--t. CDsIlaIft auo Ir'ro.-s .,s
TAG $3.50 a. IA and il5 trains l'fe I'n " Yes. .-t-a'
for Chicago. 10 IA, ~ p. Pullman sleeping cars
through uu bO.h trains
Ioe =. lou.s $50 p. d. Pullman buaet sleeping ca-1
Tor heuoit , d. $3.50. p 10. Pullman bufa .eel-
iu- cars iIIoI.h
suspension Bridge. Niasara T-as Euaa.o Noe-.k aud
Koch %, 10 o. A4, ..i D. m. sleeping aAn p-lor
~vrl,usc. go. .I0 a ~. .5.5O vi p ID.
luca, 1850. 40, 4l.-I q. 1901. .l'sN p. In.
Az .n.. ct 40. +ln j -1 To- iu.. %. sjI p. no.
Saratoga aha Lake ll.-O m IaTnr
Cars New '0 albany OL j 200 train.
NeNUuIe and hl4 siDn '.4y .4tJI !4-O $780, 400.
raeayiue taro Mountain House station kaa,e-sau.
~. 'ilrd summit Faa-e-skI1 Hunter Pine Hu rLu.
uica II ~ a. DOB Buffet larl0r Cars 90 kingston.
For Montreal canada East $50 g. l- BOO =
Cat.uu and crdnston- % 40, 1000 4l-' m ABS,
CIanstos. Poa. s. a ia. $780, $780, $3.50 m.
sba.Iy. other tril.s daily except sunday.
For ots time tables ltoroi sleeping ear acc1nlnoia
tons or information. amply ai ou,cs 1r.tg CIV. itnu IT,
h. station IfoUuaUu UIif-
st. Amer once foot futoist -a- tutou-.. .ult I,-
kab.aVe Nrw-lutk OTIS, 4b- %. $685.. gao 30 Ifnhi
Wy -34 Gth-are I.f.l i-lf..-I. IA iNW.I} IIIl
r. 81 SfafIon4 foDi Coraunf aud le-fusrH -ir, .ui
West Shore station of "a GO 4-tt hars-r called in'
ana checked lou hotels aid srrerac orders can he iri
90 tlCket Office. ,... .....,.,., ,. t... 49,.
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