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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
The Cssnty Result.

From the incomplete table of the
vote of this county it will be seen that
the entire Republican ticket is elected
with the exception of the County Clerk,
and the Sheriff in doubt, with the
probability that the Democrats will
win that Office. In the precincts, So far
as heard from, including unofficial
returns from Furnace Canon Cushman,
has majority of forty four, but it is
believed that this will be overcome by
Harris vote in Garfield, Aida Valley,
Silver Peak, Gold Mountain and Cam.
bridge. Last night Harris friends
claimed, from private information, a
majority of ten. with Pine Grove and
cambridge to hear from.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

The Iayo ndependent says: The
perseverance of Mr. John Alexander
in developing the White Hill mine i.
now nearing rich reward. The mine
Is so far opened that the ledge is
exposed for "A long distance and run.
from fifteen inches to two aud balf
feet wide. A small shipment of the
ores WAS recently made to Selby & Co,
San Francisco, and yesterday Mr
Alexander received a communication
from Mr.. Ralston, President OF the
smelling company, who writes; The
ore from the White Hill niue contains
90 ounces per ton OF silver, worth
$l07 81, and so per cent of lead. This
Is splendid ore for smelling, and we
VIII be pleased to get it," Mr.. Alex.
ander now has men at work making u
good road to he mine, and will soon
begin shipping ore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
BORN.
MARRIED..
SA MPLES.

Joe Bleakley aud his bride returned
laet Saturday.
The Garfield stage and mail leave,
Hawthorne every Thursday morning
atSA. N.
J.B. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
in County Treasurer's office. Always
at the Office.
Governor Blasdel came down from
Aurora yesterday and went through Il
San Francisco.
Frank Golden, the Virginia jeweler
and matchmaker, will be here in few
days on business trip.
Tho campaign anecdotes are laid
away and the Campaign lies are by thu
time all securely nailed up.
There were forty six straight Repuh
lican and thirteen slrai ght Democratic
tickets voted in Hawthorne.
o. d. Lang is at all times prepared
to deliver first class quality of fire.
wosd al the lowest market price.
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. NJ.
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
The BULLETIN vas held back ore
day this time in order to furnish liz
readers with enough election returns to
indicate the result.
Hogan's butcher wagon runs to
Coryvlle on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays. Freight and passengers
hauled, and all orders for meat
promptly filled.
Kerr's Asthma Cure cures all pains
COLES or cramps and general debility.
Knapp Il Laws, agents, Hawthorne,
and E. II. Langley, Coryville. Try it
and be convinced. Read advertisement
in another column.
Assessments Nos. II and 12, amount.
ing to two dollars, have been levied by
the A. o. L. w of this jurisdiction, TO
pay $4,000 to the heirs of two mem
bers, recently deceased These are the
only assessments that haye been levied
since early IN last August.
The Tuscarora Times Repieo SAYS:
One OF the blocks of ore recently taken
from the Navajo mine has been sawed
in two. Snc saw work ed Ms smoothly
and encountered as little grit II. ii
would In passing through bar Of
bullion. The entire surfaces presented
are pure horn silver
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Coed News frsna Dana.

The Recei.le says G. w. Hinchclif1e
IL IN receipt of frequent letters and
kilograms telling him ol the condition
of F. w. Dunn. A telegram received
Yesterday says he has ,reaiiy improved
and there was good hopes ot his entire
recovery. He will be taken To New
York city as soon rs he can safely
stand the trip and the family physician
at Brimtield, H., will accompany him.
This good news comes unexpected, but
il is all the more welcome. May the
hopes be fully realized.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

The LADIES' Social Club of Haw
thorne will give the first of series Of
parties At Sutton Hall, Tuesday,
November 18th. Tickets admitting
gentleman and Ladies' fifty cents, The
beat of music will he in attendance,
Refreshments will be served in the
dining.room, al the usual price. The
ladies will conduct the party, acting
AS floor managers, etc. All are most
cordially invited To attend. The leap
year party Of last Winter shows what
the ladies can do, and every body is
sure to have pleasant evening
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Novls sako ChIorufcrr,,.

On the occasion Of the presentation
f II silver service to Mr.. Joseph
Knight. II LndoH dramatic critic.
which took luce recently n lhal city,
he Chairmrn, Mr.. toole told amona
thfr things, with much phlhos, how d
le days aso friend OF his had gone
into barbrr-shap 10 be shaved SAID
hr, ia his gravsst manner, To the bar
Der:
Have you got that razor you
siav..d me- with Yesterday
oh, yes, ,ir," said The barber, will
much exuberance and delight al the
favorable appreciation aud tender
Interest rvncei in his instrument, rub
my his hands and reaching II dow II.
Hrr- II j., sir"
All. welt" said the visitor, dryly,
after little hesitation. =" llen-yes--
then PA take chloroform, please"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

It is thought that Mr. Kcely evolved
The idea of his motor from observing
ibree boy, trying to make u two pound
black and tan dog haul them up hill ON
"A sled. Al least that is about tbs way
his motor works. Thus does =. I'll
Circumstance often suggest to t. : ~.
pfehensYc brain of genius IL, A. ETY..
nal principles viii b undcl,is tbb
>emi.snnual assessment, and p'rcr,-,
TIE slow moving and consc. ,Ai,. :
dividend about 200, 900 years.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Bonnsr M.rsl,ni.s rrsn MAua 4.

Robert Bonner, writing of the grosN
who lakes care of Maud s., says:
" lie sleeps on y cot in her stall, ssa
one night recently, when tho wss,s.r
WAS warm, but threatened To turn cold.
he purposcly went Ia bed with very
litlle clothing on himself, knowing
tllat il II turned cold during the nirhe
he would feel it, and would wA1c az.
shen he could put additional clol',hY
on he mare. If the men who figure
in divorce suits would treat their III yes
half so kindly AZ this, our court. + a
not have so much TO do"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Protect Yssr Hnrses.

Horses should be carefully ali elded
from the cold, unpleasant rains tn II
are Likely 10 occur at this tine Of the
year. They should have access to the
barn, or sheds should Ee erected in The
pasture field where they can find shsl
ter. III IL Is necessary to work hors 8
The rain, water roof covers should
be provided, and not only provided
bdl used every time ii is n,c' ssary to
use Them. Horses feel better when not
cxposed To the sudden changes of
weather of the Fail season, can do
kept in good order.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Average u,.AAn Lie.

In the past thirty years the average
of mans life has improved per csat
from 4l0 to 43,9 years, and v
woman's s per cent-from 4l.0 to q 2.
or every 1000 males born o. "a.
present day d more will attain thts ,
of 35 than used 10 be the case previous
le 1871, and every 1000 persons born
einee 1870 will live 2,7C0 years longer
innn before. THIS is due TO civiliza.
ton, and especially to improved ssni.
iary methods, which Is adding a.
average of nearly 10 years to humsA
lite every century,-Neu Orleans Tim<s.
Democrat.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

In Forunsa there is not much sick
ness, hut when man is sick they
string him up by the neck and let him
down again quickly THIS generally
Kills or cures HIM, and if lie former,
hi, death Is celebrated by " general
srree. At twenty one young msu l.
provided with II vile. but until the age
Of forty he must not visit her openly.
H. may do 80 sieallhily. however, and
if he doesn't like her he can ct a
divorce in about ten minutes. A man
often marries four or five times = year.
No childrtn born before the mo- htr
has reached lhiIty.seyen are IN any
case permitted 10 live.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

The lingo Independent of last Satur-
day says: Mr.. Walker left here yes.
terday morning with the expectation
of meeting gentleman at Olancha
who proposes 10 purchase large tract
of land there for The establishment OF
a colony of Germans. Such colonies
are quite sure to be established IN
Owens Valley before long.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
what she Might Expect OF Hin.
George had proposed and bees

George had proposed aud bssa
accepted.
We'll" abe said, 81 can sing :, /
play on the piano and harp. eau i.n,.
and III the seminary ! WAS up ia Va
tine arts, and political economy and
logic, and can crochet beautifully,
and play lawn tennis. and, and--ibsrs
about all, | think. Now, tell me what
are some of your accomplishments.
Georgr,'
" l haven't got any"
MOI single oney"
Well, he said, with siEh, III the
worst comes To the worst, | think
might be able to cook"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Kew Ne Felt

a heard you kissed the r:'''ss.
girl in The room at the psr,.. .~st
night observed an Austin y. ~ i.
blue glass goggles TO his coz, paaioa.
We'll, l did, for . fact. n AT OF
itgn
"Oh, nothing, but I'd jus. l'ss -
know how you felt during iAes sssss
osculation:"
Felt like a heefstsak."
Like II beefsleak 2"
"Yes; smolhered in onions" 2enss
SItsn2s.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
An Unlurky tf,izsn.

One young chap was out of humor
on Tuesday. He had, unfortunately,
been born on the 9Th of Novsm her and
was Obliged, for lack Of n day, 10
stand back for four years before voting
Tor President.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

Miss Jessie Todman, nexl to the
BULLETIN office, is prepared to giyei in
strucion on the piano. Terms, VI pei
month, with use Of instrument for
practice
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
Copper Quotations.

Tho following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets:
|iasot-Lake, l34@131aci BALTIMORE
'aAdard. l2G125Ss y \,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05
The Salvation Asmy's TRACE L.. Z

The Official Trads Mark J"araal.
London, IN its issue of Augu. 20ih,
publishes AN application from "W,n-
lam Booth, General Of the Ssi ,-.u.s
Army and Minister of the Gospel IA
be registered, as the proprietor q, "
trade mark, in which the design 1T y
cross and crown and the words blood
aud fire " form the principal part.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

Bishop 0. w. Whitaker will be in
hawthorne next Friday and will "tlici
ate Sunday morning and evening at
she Court. house at the usual hours.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05


4,
The following table
heard FROM 1t will be completed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

IT is seldom that rich young
man elopes with poor girl. The
sacrifices in love are all made ou' IS
woman's side.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

Never put a hot iron directly upon
silk-il takes the life out OF il.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

A CHICAGO lawyer has writrA "
poem entitled My CONSCIENCE" He
must have ii powerful imagination.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

MARE ISLAND is = good place for our
onn-norsc navy 10 20 to.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

m. b." says in tie l,icago He'ulf'
The common quotation Consist.
encT'- iews p" j. found in verse of
AN old Scocl or English poem or bal
lad, tntiil"d Jolly Roh.n Rough
head The lines are as follows:
Tush IN h nay lassi". such thoughts resigns.
Comparisons a G cruel:
fine pic urps il in frames "a nue,
Consistently jewel.
For fhet and me coars clothes are best, the
Rude faikcs in IN niye raiment dresi,
" ife d can and Goodman Robyn.
hclieve il j. found in Murtagh'S
cpiirction Of ballad, pnbli he'd IN 1874
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-05

SITTING BULL ba, clered $3.50 by
selling his autograph. Thu shows
what education W!li do fore man.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Ney; ~, ! iSS4 !,

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rrsns leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Corandt street
Ferries a 1Ol0ws
Harrisburg Psburs. the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a NJ. 8 and p daily New
YORK and Chicago Limited o. ParOr Dining, Smoking and
kseeping Cars, q; 9 a m. every Gay
I'll lans Lock Haven a m CORY ana Erie
o. m connecting Et Cory for 1itusviue. Petroleum
Centre and the OF Regions.
esmore and the South Limited ashngton
Erpr--s Pullman Parior Cars daily except Sunday 10
a Washin gtsn 4;05 kegu ar NJ b:IO o;Vo
sBA $40 a. m l. $40 and ep m and y night Sunday.
fis a q ~. and ~ mig ht
for Atlantic city except sunday, LOO p. m
Der Cane MAY. except sunday ll:lo m
tsns Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
vi. Rasvay and AmbOv II noon $40 500 and 700
IN. on Sunday, 900 and $500 IN. do not stop AT
Asbury Park
Eoas ol rr1oKvn Annex with all through trans
Jersey CITY afOrdnz speiy and direct transfer for
RrDOg travel
erAns arrive From Psburg, $50 ane l2o m $50 and
1920 II daily and a daily except Monday. From
Washington sud Baltimore $50 and g. 40 ! 20 $40,
t50. $50, 30 ana 1905 p m sunday 80, e4
; m. an 1905 o. IN. Fro Blltim re, 800 p. N
PROM Pniade phis $50 $50 $50 e:4O = except Monday
$50, $50 90 e2o, 1905 lo2o p n and lzOS 90 night.
30. 1905. and lO:20 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
hlLADELpHlA AND READING r. X.

.NgwJFRstY CENTRAL pIyIsloN,.
bsect connection tc AMI from nrstpn Anne, Boats
r,pt oF RsGSl kgr kFgrr9,s'r sS5v ,o,, ,ss,
Vw lhllAnhifhtA and TttNroN "nuuud coh
feo, igeN y u, sr rSSSis al Sass IA, s,sG is6op N
hsssNs, NJ :, tolbslbls az, ief Manayens. Conshe
hA.Sis sSaa sses On ali nav IRAN. and stsrriHo
hs'sga,s. 'ss,s eniiAns,ru,A, N,e,s end orpsn .,.
lf&nsN 80, itne En-, ,iia saN hAS gla. is01p IA
SsSss Coz gs a gdS asS l' s.S .9S esss!',s sSs "a
tss,e flt i6N wsrss ss aa fas,sr.,. alta, eoo soo
s.e t9es 's l's1,~s Ss s'ss' ga 7sa . m BUN
w Viii. tAsrosf sTSBunv Lrwispuno ana
U.nh ana AhaisnWssos. 80 40 .SoPns
m 90 iiSG aoa sso' S'aA 100 ,. m SUNDAY, At,
sSSSSroS s 200 Pa n, s.spgp
loo l3o, s..h GASP m sundsys at 5SOR m.
b% q, 7oc 10. 7ss sS s.S m M 90 lso sas. 400
~ BlfHLEHFN. ALLENTOWN and MAucu cHUNK
$500 .'ou es5 m. loo. l;SO. A45. o;ss p n Sunday
f9EAsfGs at 400, 7oa. s,l5 a m 90 lso. s,4s aoo
sa i ERfpsE stAS1M bq sSnsi At 100 ss P 400
f?rIEEIIS6ToS TOO. s..s a m. 100 i,,o 800 a.so.
pssoAERy Ills C 400. $50 ZOO s,.s 1880 llls..
ILg zoo $40. i0So p N sundays 400. s.Ooa m- liSo.
fs rLA MILD. 400 600 ZOO. sas. $50 1890 Ill,
&c. 1c so ee so 500 So ss 400 80 1914 200 oi' 9S
40 500, s:4s. m i2'oc $780, .O6. $50. TOO.
40 s,ib a m. 1880 4oo. 9;>b p M SUNDAYS except
IT. gfkaknoLD-Af s.lh, ilio0 q. IN, 400, 300 p.
FVLAkthOOD, TOMS RIVER ana hARA EGAT ~ 1.3O,
fs AfLASfIt 'siaS ci1SS TvIsELAsD and nnIDorroN at
fssV m, l.yo D. m.
ktW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
vASsTS Sln yss 6Ss I'aay ss&kss fs1 lake
,rTyOD TONS RIVER. BARSEoAT, ote. - S.5o p. m.
s d SF'a "a ssi = se ~ AZ 81 ana is9s broad %
81 'ns s s ass nss ss sss D1ncps /" -aS 40 -
k,Ssss-fcfk CITY In Fr'oklyn 81 Nee Court st lO7
kSssy sjs. $50 FULTON ct 2lO Msnha ttanaye.f lie
ksS"s isyS Atanuc-sve. In Hoboken. z54 Washing
transfer Company VIII for and check bag
I'll vWvm aces or residences TO oes inaticn
syIIEN, c. q. HANCOCK.
lES. NARA Gen, Pass and Ticket Agt
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
THE
NFW-FNGIASD LIMITED.

TIE BvsT TRAIN NOW RUNNING BETWEBN
NETWORK AND BOSTON IS VIA NETWORK AND
NEwENGLAND RAILROAD AND AIR LINE ROUTE
THE TRAIN LEAVES EITHER CITY AT p. NJ. AND
ARRIVES AT THE OTHER AT eP NJ
pARroR CARS AND COACHES RUN THROUGH.
TICKETS AND SEATS SECURED AT GRAND CEN.
TRIAL DEPOT, NEw-YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26

eSprs Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Corndt
fpeet Ferries follows
s.9 10 500 and 10 Limited II. lilo m l, s?o,
t4 4, tstn s. o. and and ~ night ~undays 6:l .
. Limited and 10 a M 4 q. z and p IN. and i2
yrsns iesving New-Ncrk daily; except sunday ego,
ESQ and Ill NJ L. p a. anil p. M connect at Iren-
Ter nor Camden.
ee arnng rns leave Broahst station Phlsaepha 1901
fi5 S'.N. A. 4J3 except oHday, g 90 730: 500 $50
4, and lllb m. lnlted Express ls0 and 52lp m l.
- 8, 3 $50 740 7t5 and 81 on sunday II. ol,
Slb 3 20. A.S5 $40 mi 4 l1.2o Lmitedl G.3o o
end Tsa IN Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50
oaily excerpt sunday
1cket Otces 435 sac and e4A proadwsv Astcr House
enn foot " Dcshrosses and Cortapdt sta Court
hnf hrVOs lvn station % Fulton yr
eusch's Hotel Hobokent station JeI@ey city hmisrant
Eicket Once, No. hstNerv Place and Castle Garden
The Newiork Transfer vorpany vii call Tor and check
oa<xsse ffom hotels and residenVes
a CHARLES y PugH v WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
Drr 9o,1 9.

4 VI CLOSING OUT Fur and silk-ned fur
~ trimmed wraps at prcas TO insure immediate sae
c. c. sHAYNE lob Prlncs-st, near broadway.
CLEARING SALE, Great Bargains in Rugs,
~ olcloths Druggets Matngs. Velvet Carpets I'll yard
IN ia Body bTussrls arpet- t5c.
FOR PERFECT-FITTINGS SealskIn garments
lowest possible price Tor reliable urs direct 10 C. O.
sHAYNE manufacturer !O3 Prnce-st near Broadway
GEALSKIN SACQUES. Paletots and New
- all size fashionable lengths warranted best
Alls possible prices FOR
iable furs wholesale and retail q. O. SHAY Ne mauufact
urer 1903 Prince-sL near Broadway.
CEALSKIN CAPS AND GLOVES for ladies
- and gents large assortment reasonable prlces
SHAiNE. IO2 trlnce-st
GsDSn WILL BUY Shayne's genuine Hud-
~ ~')O sons Bay otter ~acque otter Psletot- $500
All others sold by American dressed al seassln
English dressed c. q. sdAYN q. 1913 PriIce-.t
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToDosTON 50.
WORCESTER az 80.
NASHUA. 3 ~,
PORTLAND a.


and no transfers
Steamer. CITY o, Worcester and "City of Boston
leave Pier 40 " r. foot watsst next pier above De'
brosses ST. Forty daily. except SUNDAYS. at 430 p m
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RRAILRoAD.-CommencIn october ; 1881
ihro1sh raus VII leave CRAM Gs31E D1ps draw
$40 NJ Past limited Chicaqo Express with dining clr'
stopping ibsny Utica Svracuse Rochester Buffalo NJ
egara Fails Pre- Cleveland ANA Toledo arriving at chicago
i6so a ~ chicago Erpres. drlwinr cars TO Can!n
Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects tof
III a M western New-YOrs and Northern Express with
s.si n NJ Albany Troy AMI Utica ExpresA thrOaEh
ersr,iT'1 ~ M. S1c,onS,dstion 70 Abl1y AMI Troy
m - Ions Express vita sseDin f>r Nisyta
Pans BGfao Cincinnat Toledo Detroit and It. Lonis.
Auburn ini 70 sarltora alsos, Montreal .,,.,,
FaaaS Sasara Fala cleveiaua Toledo Detroit chiclgo
tLou. wasr'Gy3 & Srn rn Norwc9 o,r. tn A,,nv m
T Connects With The 1orains trlns Tor ths West nni
cS's .'c e Gri1t 6enir, Dep2 No RSwn
& Srsn rs ll a se ,Bs an an. roaG%sy SewYor
snd s wasa,n ton and 7so Fulton ss Brooklyn AMI -
drawing ro, an 's12,nF & car, s1i -
Sse Washington a.. RrooEivn. 49,, -.s,ae,ca
.Thess trains run isT All othcT. tally except sunday
:Ihese riin. .top Al Harem u9oth-s, ahd fnsGye
'Gsnsr1 SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH KE.
p.spsyiv1nss .g5 an ss,P.so. a foot c0rnnd'
stations IN Serf0Il rsia ~ ! hesS iesS'Y s foo. Iet
FOr south Amboy Phii & heaaIng hR +3o, 81
1lrl0 IN. l5O 400. 300; 5i5. p. SUNDAYS 40 +.
~ m, VIA Penn. Rli 1900 m, 300. 7;Oo, p m sun
f0r Matawan &C. via Phil & Reading RR, 4so SIS.
0isO a m. 100. 400 4.30 5:O0, $50 p m sunday,
sco. AS m via Penn. RR, 900. 1900 H. 300. 200
n sundays a. III. p ..
For Red Bank wa Penn r. r.. 600 l. n $40, 500.
yS D m sundays 8 a m, p. m. via PM and headinr
RR,43O SIS l.3o 4 a3O, 5'4J p. Snusys 4. -i5
q Branch ocean Grove, Asbury Park, Ocean
Beach, sprnF Lake Point Pleasant &C, Phila-
celphia Reading RR. 430 8 IS a to 90 5;f5 m
tendays stOppI2 Ocean Grove or AsDnrY Park 500
e4S a Peansylvania RR. 900 m. 1900 $40 500.
TSo sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove or Asoury
park1. y m. y 10.
Yor Freehold Phadep and Reading RR ssl5 llOO
q m AGO 800 p m For Lakewood Toms River and Barne.
ksi via P a h RR- at 4:39 sl6 m 1870 4so m For
HGEns River. Penn. RR. at e;vo a. For Nncand
eeton Atlantic City, &c via Phia Reading RR- $50
STFUs BL0DGErr C O. HANCOCK. J.R WOOD.
supt G p & T A, II. = X RR. O p A. 7. RR.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
SIT .atlous n1lnteS-fema.e5.


WASHING.-A first class cOlOred laundress,
w with facilities good references wishes
family washing by he week dozen laFg family Washing
speciality. Address
MARY C. GORDON. l2s West 3oth-st,
WASilNG.-By a respectable cOlored woman,
w families genlcmen's washing tase - her
home good ieeren 2iB West stst frs noOr front
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
Counrn proprrtp toantch.

NNANTED.-A FRUIT FARM New York
w state pfe crrdl within 100 mes OF NeeNork Ctr.
within o Nov YORK CITY pi.asr siat' min
utey variety numb r of treas. vines aid lante also
description house Win hnnnet
~ acrs % land. = uNcst price Ad'rras
n THOMSON, 81 ~. John'spl, Bunkyn
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrau~emcn,s o, trains from chambor.-'t, Depot.


ARRANGEMENTS o, trains from chamDors-'t. Depot.
mDay exc r sg3Gays Day E1pTss s Draw nsroon
Coaches % Cleyeaad cincirnat AND Chicago
tr ast tine Pdlnas sleeping coaches BuGao arriving
5.2j b. II Nasari Fails a. M. Hamilton ont, t0;av s
1o2 m linenEat : 10 nj - Legs - SO a a md N. seG sS
sP @paiy facIec E1prs, tor the West SOLD Train
MIRA sa1sIo NIAGARA FAl' l'ncnnai aud Chicago Hotol
$50 p m =, Grant IRAN for the West
l45 $50 s3o 5: $50 6:lo $50 80 lo:sop midnight
Pa esscu :ss 2o 56 20 1890 N noon i.i5 $50
sandays 545 81 1870 m l4t $50 8 pnl mt!nsht
go sqd II 'g09 o S NJ sS e.S SanI & so sarnr9 S
nsi ss5 Is g9 Sa o ly & 10 =, y lS & q Pso Clio g,
and midnight sundays 54O $50 lo2J IN LAS G.S0 pm
Hewbars and Cornwall 7:;5 a m 5JJ 4;6o p Sunday
Fonjoni and Kingston and Montgomery am S:3op m.
Goshen 5.S5 100 . 1920 In. $50 $50 40 $50
n -aadsy . - 20 ~ 20 N go ia.oo con -,
SUNDAY $50 s.s' lo2o u go & ? N. The n and
iarod az Iain.sL The n ir .stops az Nn-si only
PORT Jeryis 20 . lO2o 4'3O 3 $50 sunday
qdarier and quarter after each hour
lo,55 i9:s5 m every hour '-'" D'''1''' SILVIA
''S n % aHd S
AID 'Isn,sI T o. "a Sase may oS si' ~ re 9,es
CeGrt-.t.. brooklyn OF The CompAays De2ots =. -.,o
Express ira ns rom ne West arrive n Ae1forE al EI1
JOHN y ABBOFI, Gcnl Iassr Agent Nev-f ORR
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y Trains leave iOr Engewood Coster Piermont ami
Nynck J. 500 10 S20 ). i;j0. {: t0 40 $3.50
II 2midnight sundays :. 9 q. m and III p IN.
Nanuet spr.ns Valley and Aonsey Z. 10 a IN, 4o0 p IN
Sundays q m.
JOHN n. ABBOTT GeaT Pass'r Agent New-york.
WEST SHORE FOUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
a @ Stations TAI % ' saso m NJ
pu rg%sP 1n,1 .:SsgP :IssPer' through
Detroit, 10 q m, s5;AO, - o.. Pullman seepe-s
Suspension Bridge Nagara Falls BuralO Rochester 10
&. IN. so:jO sleeping md parlOr through.
Syracuse. 7:lO 30 n N $3.50, q p
Utica, 1:lO, 10 ll.4O $500. = p 49,
CatsAL ana Albany '7:l0. 10 ll:2) 4:3O $3.50 .
p .
Newburg and Kingston -7;l0 40. l1:2O $50 4So
$3.50 p
For Montreal and Canada East 7lO a. m.; $50 p. IN.
Hamilton. London, 10 $3.50, 3 Toronto. 800
-
-Daily Other trains daily except Sandsv.
For tickets iie tab prOr sleeping car accommOc1
tons lu.OrmGOn apply Oces jersey city, Penn r. X
staOn Eoboken, llJ ash ngtOD-L Brooklyn COurt-st
Annex Office foot rutOnst Nel Ork IL l62 26l 80,
3b5, SOL 946 lH L. % broadway. 737 jth2ve los East
l2h'h at lJ5l BOvery, Penn h T. Stations foot Of Cort
andt and DesbrO SIS, station fOot OF
West 4&dt Barate Gale for and checked from hotels
and resiaenceS- be left ticket oinces.
"a Statest HENRY MONhII, Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-26
10 PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROU TIE

~ TRAINS EAcH Way wEEK, DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY ;3sTATIONS IN IILADEL-
PHIA z IN NSW.YORK