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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

TnE LIGHT has received q copy Of FL
Norte, an Independent political paper,
published at Monterey, Mexico, from
which the following item was taken
from the English department of the
paper. The article is signed ERIN"
and says: "The succession of General
Dlaz to the Presidency of Mexico is now
a decided matter, and, consequently the
persecution which has been raging here
against all those who dared to oppose
him is gradually subsiding. The i'm
prisoned Generals are one by one leav-
ing their place Of confinement, and the
country is gradually resigning itself to
the inevitable. l say the inevitable,
for 1t is not for moment TO be believed
that Diaz has been elected by the popu-
lar vote. His election is due to the
army, whose bayonets have been used
to compel the nation to silently submit
to military rule. The press was also
bribed, and paid out Of the public funds
to uphold his election and combat all
opponents, while the independent press
has been prosecuted and crushed out of
existence. Editors have been assassin
ated for expressing the public voice,
and all over the Republic to-day the
prisons land such prisons) are full of
patriots whose ofiense is to have ex-
pressed their and the peoples ideas.
To find these there is no need to go
farther than Monterey, where at the
present moment the editor of this paper
is confined in prison for giving vent to
the popular voice.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

In THE annals Of history there never
was so gallant and dashing fight as
James G.. Blaine has made.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

Brokers in grain, cotton and provisions,
No. o Soledad street. Home office, Gal
weston, Texas; branch offices Mt San An
tonic, Houston and Fort Worth. l0-l7tf
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AIDES, II you want beautiful complexion.
bright eye, a good appetite, an active liver,
bowels regLla Ms CLOCK work Wig roua, healthy
body use MORLEY T,X-s TONIC CON-
DIAL. tho Great system Rrn vatnr. As u
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O., II. a s. A. RAILROAD.
Tuesday. November II. 1884.

WASH JONES is now corpse. His can
vass was farce, and his race huge
fizzle.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

TnE Kerens Light observes; "Gov-
ernor ireland seems not to have lost his
popularity in Texas, as most Of his enc
mics seem to have thought he had. lie
carries Texas by almost double the ma
jorlty he did two years ago over the
same opposition he had then. While 1t
may be charged against him that his ad-
ministratIon was weak and insipid, yet
he seems to have pleased large major
ity OF his constituents and everybody
should be willing that he should be our
next Governor
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

In sums Of $1,000 and upwards. Hilton
Il Young, 20S West Houston street.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
satisfaction, or money refunded. Prizes
% cents per box. For sale by Rice
Brothers & Co., Soledad block.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Entered at Postofice at San Antonio, Texas,
MS second class matter.
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Tn Democrats were bent on civil
servic, reform to win popular favor, and
passed he Pendleton bill in spasm OF
enthusiastic reform, but they win now
find II blocking their rush TO the feed
trough. Much as Webb Flanagan was
derlded, the "spolls" are as much rel
ished by Democrats as they are by the
Republicans, and Democrats will scuflle
and scramble for them just as greedily.
But so long as the Senate is Republican
the civil service law will stand in the
way OF the hungry Democrats, who
passed that law for the purpose Of max
ing votes. There is streak OF retribu-
tive justice In this naturalization Of
thirsty Democrats.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

TIM most peculiar thing about the re-
suit In New York Is the anxiety OF the
Democrats regarding the official count
In vote Of more than million plu-
rality of 1884 is n matter that any man
or any party would question, and as the
entire country is asking about the true
result the only way, and the true way is
to proclaim 1t by an official count. IL
Mr.. Cleveland has the plurality ella lined,
he will be all right, and II the count does
not give II to him he is not entitled to 1t.
Mr.. Manning, from his position In Albany
as Mr.. Cleveland's manager, has given
no two results alike in the great number
Of "oilcialn counts, and It is reasonable
to suppose that settlement OF the ques-
ton officially would be as satisfactory to
Mr.. Cleveland as it would be to Mr..
Blaine. The Republicans are right in
demanding an official count, and 1t is
nothing more nor less than the Demo-
Gratis themselves would do If the odds
were against them.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

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In Insanity and leading TO mIsery, decay aud
death, Premature Old Age, Brrennees, Loss
Spermatorrhpa caused by over-exerfion OF
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WE GUARANTEE Six BOXES
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antee TO refund the money II the treatment
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

Ladies approve OF your smoking
Little Joker"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

JAY GOULD was charged by the DEM
ocratic press Of contributing to the Re-
publican campaign fund a sum any
where in the bounds Of million, and
was soundly abused for 1t at that, but
when he telegraphed his congratulations
to Governor Cleveland he became at
once citizen in whom there is no guile,
In the eyes Of the Democracy.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

little Joker" is the best smoking to-
baocos. -. .,...
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

IT Is conjectured that In case it turns
out that Cleveland is elected there will
be 2l97 applications for the Office OF
Postmaster Of San Antonio, and 637i
applications for the post of United
States Marshal in this district. leaving
out Travis, Dewitt, Webb, Nueccs
Guadalupe, Wilson, Frio, La Sale and
Bandera counties.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

IT SEEMS strange that Democrats
should object to an official count Of the
votes in New York and denounce the
call for an official count as an intent to
defraud. We had supposed that IN Off
cial count was the only authoritative
and legal test Of the correctness of n
vote, and this opinion remains un-
changed. Right and legality never hurt
. good cause, and never win do so while
the world stands.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-11

CEoRGE WILLIAM CURTIS and his
crowd of political dudes and Roscoe
Conkilng were able to beat Blaine 1894
votes In New York. Cleveland's major
ity Of 10000 in 1882 dwindled down to
1884 votes under the magnetic influence
of James G.. Blaine's canvass. There is
no such race upon record, in Europe or
America, us Blaine has made against
such odds as no man ever before en-
countered. 1t was splendid.
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...,,er from den .y,nn n. muItorh

~ DRY STREET, NEW YORK, Oct :, lSSI
For years psst l have used ALICoCK's 70.
RoUs PLASTER on my person and in my family
and have found them perfect IA an external
remedy, quick in their action, giving immc'
tiate relief, without blistcring tho skin. and
far superior To all others, No family should
bs without ALLcoCKs PORuus PLAsrREs; their
healing powers arc wonderful, and their Cili-
cscy TAR reaching and lasting. when In wash
ingtou last winter l was induced 10 try
another much advertised plaster tor scVCie
pain I'm my back. No relief from the pam, but
"a sore and blisteTcd back tor a week was the
result. SO soon AS the blizters healed l au'
piled two ot ALLCoCg's Porous PLAsTERs, and
they gave me immeiiate and permanent re-
lief. They give additional strength aud vi.
tality to the spinal column, and they are n
never failing remedy IN my family tOl
coughs colds, sprains, and all pains and weak
nc3ses. Their use has repeatedly saved me
from pneumonia. lconstantly use tBcm and
would not DO without them for any considera
tion. JOHN II. MULEORD
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sUPERINTENDENTs .
pIiIlESNE ADMISSION.

Single Tickets tor rA.u'ts......"......5O ContE.
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Ground fare only > Cnn'-,
Read TINS! REDUCED PRICES!
Buy your tickets carly, save bu cents on three,
amt avoid the CrONd! season Tickets, with
three coupons (gUOi tor three Rimissi0ns) },
pIigu - 100, to b" sold only up to Monday
EYCung, SCptrmhrr l-t, by the OttiCCIs Uud
managers, ana At the following stores:
At Lancaster, at BauI'-. BARS. FUn Der.
-mith'-, Hnrr-, Hahm's and Flinn'- book
stores, uui IN Columbia, Mount Joy. Ephrata,
Litil2, Mannheim, New holland, Stra-hurg,
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E5-ENLURSIOS TICKETS ut greatly re-.
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Will be sold each day from All stations on AL
the railroads within tho county. Also, from
Harrisburg, York, Duwningtown ana Fort
Deposit. NlG ljJdS.tw
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firing - Hsru ana Cu,tiog ris Threat.

George +. Wilson is the poorkeeper for
tho township Of East Amwell and lives on
a largo farm two miles from Lambertvillc,
N. j. Among the inmates of the poor
house for somo timo has been "A pauper
named George Diltz. Dil,z was rather
weak minded aud has had the notion that
Wilson did not treat him right. He has
muttered vengeance for month or two
Monday afternoon Diltz went out toward
the barn aud fifteen minutes later 1t was
discovered on fire While the fire was in
progress ncighbor saw Diltz lyiug on the
ground in peach orchard close by. His
throat was cut in two places aud razor
was by his side. He blcd to death in a
few minutes. 1t is believed he set fire to
the building and then committed suicide.
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We UnaIlsnge the world.

When We say We believe, we have evidence
to prove that ShilOh's COnsunptiOn Curu Il
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, in ~
much rs II Will cure Il common or Chronic
COugh In on C-half the time aud relieve AstN-
ma, Bronchitis, WhOOping Cough, Group, and
show more cases OF Consumption CurUl than
all others. II will cure where they lail Il T.
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and We guarantee what We say Price,
lOc., soc and tl0J II your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame, use ShilOh's Porous PlAs.
ter. Sold by II. D. Cochran, druggist, Nos. 1877
and 80 North Queeu street f"h7.sodl
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JUDGES

JUDGES:
tir,t. Second aud ThirI Ch--,s-Iunn l..
Gruuurr. uuun.rIl township; ~. :. 4. ~ uC.
Mount J"y Vi a. McuGvr Larup"tcr: J"l"
O.. hUu8Ia. " l..uN street IUnTy ). ~tChmuU,
prul g.. I,,, I.r.r,u Uurr, Manor.
Fourth, futn, sixth, seventh, LiEhtI amt
hoIdyr, EaI; NJ l.. Urrd,r, Mount 10y (;
SIMON u. Cameron, Donegal: samuel q.
Englc Marietta
Tenth amt Eleventh Clis-cs- Jos"ph = Wit
mcr, Paradise: john =. Hoover, West Hemp
Urld NJ. u. NU'dIur, LCnCoCk.
Twelfth amt thirteenth Clas-c--Uon. John
\. ~tObyr, West CrCalICC; Christ Nu-.Ulmtu,
Lnmpvtur. Charles r. Long, city jos. X.
IIi--iUr, city,
Johnson Mi,ur, Ltut1; DAvlI Lands,
city John Mu--oImau, CITY.
kiitcrntu [ la, -JOhu Copeland. CITY JOhn
T.. wci,c, city Emanuel 4. Keller Mannheim
sixlcrnlh CIl-s-JIcob NJ. Eran,z city ;
John ii, BaumBurdncr, city John y. keller,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Classcs-II II.
kurta, Concstoga JOhn y. styCr, CwInarNon;
Niuctecntn Cltss-ucury Worst. Ir. Sails
bury Leanicr L. hcnscI, QuarryNiuc; Geo.
EathYun, city.
| twentieth Llasa-CLarIts x. Frailcy. city ;
". II. MO-scr, city ThOs &. Cummings, Ctty
Twcnty.frst Clt-S-Frcd. BrimmeT, city
CYRUS Il. COlvIn, city J. Lewis Potts, city.
Twenty second ClA~s-Chas. r. kCUgiCr,
city Hiram wilson, Columbia; Isaac DilIsr,
city.
=
city.
twenty fourth. Twcniy-tttn, Twrnty.siXth
and Twenty seventh ClAs,U--A. {. llyus,
Mannheim; ". II. BUOsius, DTuWurC; u. >.
Patterson, Little Britain Henry MusselIuan,
city; David Bender, West Earl.
IWCnty-cighth Class -lsrBcl l.. Lands, city,
| Twenty ninth Cla-s-Dayid Bair, city.
Ihirtlrti Class uri.tuphCr liIECr, city,
| Ihirty.tTst, Thirty second, Thiriy-thiru and
| Thirty.fOurth Ci.szvs-Mis, \. ". Wiley, city
| Miss Lizzie GCtz, city u. l.. FOn DeTsmilh,
| city.
Thirty.hlth, Thtrty.sixth, Thirty.scvcntn
| ami Thirty eighth Assess VuiTC sAymukCr
| city Mrs. WIN. q. Baker, city Miss Maggie
| buugnvrty. city; Mis- VI 'ry LiCHty, city.
| IAirty-ninln Hnd EOrtieth Gas -rs--Crr org,
| .. NCu>cl, city Charles u. GclE, city JOuu
| l.. keyinski, city; Charles r. strsurwalt
| city.
| speed PrcmiuIns--Dr. Jos. L.. MCCu-kcv
| city John Roland, Nvw nulIaud HIRAM X
| GarDcr, Columbia,
| special $50 In Premiums tor Tmco Bcs
Home Made Dresses Mrs :. Il. smith city
M-ss Maggie sullivan city; Miss Armand
| Reese, city.
SUPERINTESDENTS
| Floral lll.l--li. \ SChIUyUr, city \. II. Eut
| TCr, city.
Punt pc2uruncnt.-wm wcidle, city; Dan
| ,muyCh CIy.
Vegetables Grriu, ctc.--AdIm Keller Man
| hrim township Jacob Mayer, MauhCim TOW II
| ship; NJ. y. Herr. Nhratand Mills.
No OJudgo v IL serve in "A class in which he f.
| an exhibitor.
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Aanraster .9ntrlligfnrrr,
TUES oAY EVENING. AUG. 20, 1894.
ELIZA MORE

ELSAFohE'
You are perfect you're divine
EIeanoro
Aud your loyal heart is mino
To the core;
As the Robins song in May
IL your prattle while at play,
More and more.
II was from the heart OF June,
Eleanore.
That the shallop OF the moon
Lightly bore
You across the harbor.bsr,
And might. bird sang siar,
And from heaven fell star,
Eleanore.
May the blossom OF your heart,
Eleanore,
De rose whose petals part
But To pour
sweets of love and II there bc
Tears as well rs smiles for thee,
May they be the dew that lio
Doth restore.
soa XII 8 before you go,
Eleanorc.
(Reaching up to neon tptoe
From the floor;
with the gold around your head,
And your dimple. .cheeksso rod),
Thero-be on Nth you u bed,
EleAnOre!
= Eom the Philadelphia Ercntng BUitettn.
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when the prOprlctors OF BUrdOck BiOOd BN
ferS put thts renowned medicine on the mar.
ket they hit 1t exactly. They hit dVspCpsia
indigestion, and liver ana kidney complaints
u hard blow, from which they will never re-
cover FOR sale bv IL. II. Cochran, druggist,
l3T uuu lIl North Oupau tr,spt.
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4 NATARRH.
CArANE"'
ELY'S CREAM BALM

CURES COLD IN HEAD, CATARRII ROSE
COLD, HAY FENER, DEAFNE,S,
HEADACHE.
Easy to use, Price, jOl. Ely Bros, Oswcgo,
NY, u. 5. 4
Hay Fever. .caayyrh. my toSST Srny is rSyRSr ayRS G
symptoms. II Is attended by an inh4med
condition OF tie lining membrane OF tho nos
tTils, tear ducts and throat, affecting the
lungs. An aCrid mucu5 Is sCCrctcd, the dis
charge Is accompanied with apainful burning
sen satIOn. There are severe spasIns OF
snUcZ'nR, frequent attacks OF binding head
ache, Il watcry ana tn0amed state of the eyes.
ELh's CREAM BAL NJ Is Il remedy founded
on Il correct diagnosis OF this disease and can
bo depended upon. 20 cents AT druggists, 90
cents by mail. sample bottle by mail, loo.
ELY BROTHERS,
i2jeod&w Druggists, .OswegO, N. Y.
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THOUSANDS say So.

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes: 81
mover hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters Ia my customers, they give entire sat.
Bitters are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kidney ana
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ulate the bowels. No family can afford 10 be-
without them. They Will save hundreds OF
dollars iu doctors bills every year. Sold o.
nifty cents Il bottle by II. u! Cochran. druggist,
Nos. l37 and l33 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. CD
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I OUAL MAIL AnnaNUEmE EnTs.
: CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS
By Rsiiroad-NEw lopK THRouGu MAIL 500
ana 1Jo II, NJ, 1880 y. m, BOO y. III. and 4C0 u.
WAY MAIL east, 1850 a. IN
DOwEIE0TowE, Leaman Place ana Gap, G:l5
PHILADELruIA THROUGH MAIL, $500 and 7:Na.
m, $40 n. m. 1880 $500 and 2.UOa N,
PITIsBUEG AND wEsT, 800 a, NJ, l:2D and l0;i5
IlAERsBuRo NAIL, 600 and 900 a m, l,2D, 500
7l5 and 1915 u. m.
WAY MAIL vest, 500 and 800 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHIHGroE, Via Philadcl.
phia, 500 p, IN,
BALTIM6nE AND wAsmSoToN, via York, 1880
BALrIMoEE AND WASHINGTON, VIA Harrisburg
Bbrp IN-uAsp, Chrlstiana, Pnrkesburg,
Coatesyille and DOwninRtown nj l!:3D p. m,
CoLUaBIA at 900 m. l30 and 500 .. IN.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 1850 and l0:l5 p. IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 d. M, l;2O ana l0:i5
y. m,
READiSG, via REApISa AND COLUMBIA II. r.,
READING, via Philadelphia, $50 and llOO y m
READING WAY, via Junction; Lllitz, Man
helm, East llempnGld and Lphrutll, 3l5 D. m
QUAKRryILLY, CarmarRo, New Providence,
West willow, martnsyille, RCttou ana Lime
Valley 9lh H. m. and 6dOp. m.
NEW HOLLAND, ChuTChtOwn, GTCenbank
Blue Bail, GOOdvilie, BeaTtOwu und Spring
Grove, by way ot boWntngtown, ut G:l5 y. m.
ami 100 p. m,
sAvE nAmoR, via Columbia, $50 a. M. AMI
$40 p, IN.
By slage-sackwater and Safe HarDor,
TO MillersYille sand 1880 a. NJ, and IN. m
Holland, $3.50 D. IN. '
willow street smithville, Buck Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove
Rock Springs, fairmount ana KOwlandsVille,
Md, daily, AZ 700 a, IN. '
Lanuis, valley, oregon. West Earl, Farm.
eIsyiile, NensYille, ll,nkletown, TerTe llilI,
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Greenland, Fertility, Lamp aud Wheat.
lana NJ His tp SiIasburg, daily al D. m
New DAnNile ConeNloga, MartiCyille, Cole =,
nanville, Mount NebO, Rawlinsyille, re
thesda anu Liberty square, daily, at 2:sO ID. m.
ON sunday evening, mails east ana we Il
clos Rt 1000 y, IN.
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NlAnnaIIA

Her power was retained by force of persontI
charms She led the old boys captive
Whenever she talked "pI city" to them and
showed her teeth. History should tel. Us that
she used SOZODONT, but II don't.
au2G.l lwdT ThS~Sw
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es-wen Dressed People don't wear dingy
or faded things when the lOC AMI guaranteed
Diamond bye will make them good as n ".
They are perfect Get at druggists ami lee
economical. Wells, Richardson N Co, Bur
iinRtDu. VI
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fNKAEs srEUisIO mHDiCIHE. IDns
" Great English H"mcly. An untGiliuR
euro tor impOtency, and RI Disease that
tude, Pain in tho BaCk, Dimness OF
Vision, Premature old Are, Gnd many
other diseases that lead In Insanity or Con
sumption and a Premature Grave. Full par.
uCUlur- In our pamphlet, which Nc desire 70
S''nG tTvc uy mail a. every one, Tho SpCCitC
HeilCiuci- .uld by AL druggists At sI por pack.
lLU, or six uluhHges tor O., or VIII be- sent lgrC
y mai. uu lnc receipt ui the money, Uy n,..
jru9sinR Tie agent,
II. B. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos ~ and lJJ Norm Queen sIcut, LanCAs-
tUT, Pa
on account Of CGunt"r?gits ". have RiOp .
49, the NOllUW WTapp,r turOHiy genuine.
TIiE GHhG MEDICINE CO.,
lddu f'ur"in - =,
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" sometimes wish / could take hold OF tho
safe of ihOmds' Eoiectric OH for / tell You II
Is grand thing, and am conscientious IN
saying could do II good work. RGv. r. r.
Crane, Cory, Pa,
Eclectric on cured this gcntlcmuu OF quinsy
OF many years standing. For sale by II u
Cochran, druggist, 1877 aud lj9 North Queen
street.
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TRAgRLkR,n WuInr.
(wKswA,i.. LrpA NON " Uo,rpn,,p,s ,s
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE

spUTHwAND.
Trains leave Lebanon daly tcNcrpt sun
dayD nt ESQ a. m, l23h nud 7;ii u. IN.
Arrive at Cornwall nt Il % "A IN, 1887 n IN
ana GtO y, M at IunuwagO ut 7sg1 u. ~, 10
ana $50 I. M, connecting with tho rUnusy
NhnlR railroad for points Ftsl ,,ud west.
SOETnwARp.
Trains leave CCuoNnSo nj 7.1o ~ m. $3.50 ana
5, Sp. M.
Arrive at Cornwall Rt 3. Is H. IA, us ana QIS
y. M; AT Lebanon al $50 a. m, ~ AuI p.lh n,
M, connecting Ht Lebanon WITH phunduIphiI
k'Rdtng railroad for points Tl,t uuI W,,yt
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