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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

DIR. LoIing, ex-CommissiOner of Agri-
culture. is to pass the winter i'm Wash
ingtOn.
Col. j. II. Il. Dundifi, of the St. Eouis
Republican, is thought to be at deaths
door.
Franklin Simmons model of a statue
of Longfelow, accepted for the Portland
monument. represents the poet sitting
in a char holding Il roll of MS. in the
left hand The date il middle age.
Among the audience at one of Nils
sons recent concer in Sweden was one
of the great singers brothers, an honest
peasant who never had left his native
place. and never before had heard his
sister sing.
The Empress Eugene intends to re-
move the remains of the late Emperor
Napoleon and of the young Prince I'm
perial from Chiselhurst to Aldershot
ont this project as soon as the Empress
returns from the Continent.
The eminent English divine, Mr.. Spur
geOn, has lately turned vegetarian, and
has been visiting the south of Europe.
4 sumptuous lunch was given in his
honor ut San Reno. and Mr.. Spurgeon
was invited to say grace before the
feast began. Casting a rapid glance
over the table and observing the pro-
fusion Of meats and other viands served,
the celebrated preacher piously eiacu-
lated Lord, we thank Thee that we
do not often get such a meal as this, else
we should be ill?'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Notice OF incarceration.

Motto is hereby given that III accordance
with an act of the legislature of Florida en-
titled IAN Act to provide for general law the
Incorporation Hf railroads AMI canals ap-
proved Feb'y 18th 1874, and all acts amendi-
tory thereof and all acts Ol!Ing and pro-
Viding for the same, the undersigned have
formed an association or corporation for the
purpose of constructing, maintaining and OPP
Grazing railroad for public use ami of cree
ting and operating telegraph or tcIephone
line for public use. said COM ny OF asSOcia-
ton to be known as the -. Augustine and
SeaDOard Railway Company, and sud railroad
to be known as the St Augustine and S"a-
board Hallway, The line of said road -
to extend from st. Augustine, III st, Johns
county to Astor i'll Orange county ana to
pass i'll part through the cOnntIeS OF st.
Johns and NOlusia to AS,Or i'll the county
of Orange, with branc to Pdlatka, i'll PUT
nam county, and such other roads may he
determined upon. The length OF the road il
to be about It, miles. The capital stock OF
Said company shall he tive hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
SHERMAN CONANT
W T. 4CRAW FORD
HIHE
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with an act entitled "a IN act % provide Tor a
general law for the Incorporate on of railways
and canals" approved Eeh'y 19rh, ISs4 being
Chapter 1887 of the laws OF Florida and all acts
amendatOry thereof, the undersigned have
formed u corporate n fOf the purpose of con-
structiDg, MAINTAIN 'n9 ana operating Il rail
road for public use N conveyance of persons
and property TO he called The Palalka and
Ocklawaht Railway Company. The
road is to bc Instructed and operated from
Palatk in county II Putnam to Dcsjla in
the county Gf Marion, with ii branch rom some
point in the county Ot t'Itnam t. NStOr in { he
county of Orange. The length of he road il
to be about ninety miles and the. road viii lie
made thrOug h and into I he cotIuti.'S OF Put
nam, Marion and orange.
NJ :. CA RITTER, ST. Louis, Mo,
NJ X BEAN. NOrwalk. fla.
S.V. GODDEN, Lake George, fla,
A. :. COLLINS, Orange springs, Fla,
s e CHANDLER Palatka Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Sept 18th, 1855
An Ordinance
SHERMAN CONANT,
W I. CRAW FORD
u i HITE.

An ordinance enti led an ordinance granting
certain privileges to the Putnam House
Company to hay "A railway track, &c, in
certain streets in the City Of Palatka
Be it ordained by the city council of the I'll
ty of Palatka, Florida, that :. }. kennerly, W.
j. W inegar, sherman COnaut, W. J. Webb and
sumner T.. Chandler, comprising the Putnam
House Company, be and they are hereby
grante d the privilege of consit Icting from
Main rect along First street to the Putnam
House -Ot a surface railway Il ok upon which
to operate cars only for the pii. 'oSe of trans
porting building material . = said Putnam
House lot from Lhe date OF the DasS' e of this
ordi nance until the trst q: ' o Fs. ~ in
the year eighteen hundred IA ei. hf y-sT, al [.
track no excavation shall /; tie i'll said
streets aud tha. il shall q SO cons .ucted and
opera ID upon not 80 in 'eTe III any
manner with the travel a. t"rSO ! on Il , or
in vehicles Olg the said t. II is .Ier
ordained at said Putncm Horse Company
$ all have he privilege for ant. during the
aforesaid period of I'm -.errln retore speci-
fee, TO use a portion the streets honndr"
the said Putnam Sc 30 rnoa which 10
place building IN: teri2t, bat at no sr'iI
they use = d sire. u SUCH ma ""r a. sny
And il is hereby provided that the said Put
n M House Company shall by the tenth day
OF February in he year eighteen hundred and
eighty-six cause the said surfc ce railway
track to he removed from the said First street
and all building material to be removed from
the said streets bounding tIe said Putnam
House lot.
Be it further ordained, That any officer or
agent of said Putnam House COmiIan violat-
ing tfe prov 'SiorS of this Ordi nance shall he
guilty % 3. I1.~dcmeaOF and upon coDvi &C.
tinn there0. neF0re The MAYOR shaw be
punished by a fine If not less tIa I We n y-5ve
nor more til n tVe hundred Go'la Tor .ac
and every u, that tue track r''ulu.ns after
the 10Th day / February lSSti
Passed council September ",ir,3. iN-,,.
H. l.. TEASDALE, PrcSnl"ni Conn"
Attest: COOK CARIEToN, Gle. Council
Approved September 18th. lSA'-
J. G. Don NELLY, hiNOT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

Joseph :. Chase
Bill for i.iV'Tce
Martha Ann Chase
Ii appearing 10y affidavit flied IN the above
cause, that the defendant, Ii,rIht Nun Chase
has removed ont at the StJt' 90 Florida, so
that ordinary process cannot ln. we'd Ir.On
her, and that hrr place of Residence is un-
known. Nov, on notion uf i. " EnA -,iru
Esq, solicitor tor complainant, Il IS ordered
that the defendant, Martha Aun i'ha-t', do ;tp-
pear and answer tlGmur to sad l. Ill or
before the first Monday i'll November, A. u.
1885, Otherwi-c siId bIll may be taken pro con-
fessO as against the sad Defendant. ProNii-
cd that copy of this order bc published tor
the space of three months III the raldtka
News, Il newspaper published in Putnam
county, Fla. Witness tnJ band and she seal
of said circHit court, ut P,tlafkit, aforesaid on
this 39th day of July, \. H. IS9j-
WIN 4. FORWAHp.
Cicrk circuit Court.
Putnam County Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Life Saved by Hanging Upside Down.

Providence Journal
A singular affair occurred recently in one
of the pleasantest homes in the suburbs of
our city, the relation of which may not only
be of some interest, but also of some use to
the reader. A few days ago the family
physician visited the same residence, and in
the course of conversation mentioned that,
while attending "a sick child, the child had
suddenly begun To sutfocate, owing to a
quantity of mucu4 getting into its wind pipe,
ami he had turned the child upside down, in
order to relieve it.
This story passed almost unnoticed, ex-
cept 10y the sister of the lady of the house.
The family, consisting of the husband, wife
all wife's sister, were ut the table eating.
Suddenly the wife began to show signs of
sutrocaton Her husband resorted to the
familiar remedy of pattIng her smartly on
the back; but it was unavailng. She could
not speak; her face became of purple hue,
and she was evidently at the point of death.
At this moment, her sister, remem bsring.the
doctors story, seized her by the ankles. The
husband caught the idea instantly, AMI the
lady soon in an inverted position,
"hereupon she immediately coughed up the
fool which had nearly caused her death.
The husband blesseS himself for the story
"nlch the doctor casually told, without
eny thought that it might help to save a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Notice for Fl al DISCHARGE,

Six months after dat. exec Itor of the eS-
tate OF a andrew Gorda =, late, nf Putnam cOun- =
ty. deceased, | VIII y cSrHt to the county
judge Putnam county EIDrid my hrai ac-
counts and vouchers, and hen AK for 81 :iual
disc IaTpe from the alm,nisf t9'ti"n al sai,' cs-
tate.
PalatLa, Fla June 10Th, 1885,
AUGUSTUS MONROE,
Executor of last will al testament of An
drew Gordon. dec SCd.
Calhoun n GIilIS Ats.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

New Orleans Picayune.
All preaching is good for the sori. If
the preacher is particularly stupid and
dull, as half the preachers who call
themselves to preach are apt to be. the
sermon teaches the lessons of forbeag-
ance, perseverance and patience TO those
who stay it out without murmur:ng or
looking at their watches.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Administrators Notice,

Having been duly qualified rs a1ministrt-
tor of the estate of Charles !. I:lnmbc z de
ceased, and hereby require all cIa;nIs and de
mandS against said estate rO he presented a.
prescribed by law or this notice will he plead
cd in bar and all debtors are warned to mak
immediate settlement to the undersigned.
II A. GURTAFRON.
Administrator.
paIatka. Fla Anp ISS1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
MADE a HEAP OF DIFFERENCE.
How the New Ministe PoGrd OIL on
Boiling Family.

New York san.
.Have you called on the b 'owrs yeti
she asked as the pew minister was about
to take his leave after making a cal.
I'm just going be repI'ed. Its
the third house from the corner, | be
lieve?'
"Yes-third house. They are ve-y,
very nice people, and know you'i Ike
EN-
When the minister rang the bel there
was some delay i'm answering it. Mean
while the screen door permitted HIM 30
hear from the interior. Brown. who
seemed to be upstairs, called over the
banister:
Say, Helen, where in the thunder
is that old vest l spoke Of
who you talking tor demanded
voice from below.
ITO you, CT course! If you were any
sort of wife you'd put things wnere
they could be found"
Solomon Brown, don't you cast any
slurs on me. If l don't know more
about house keeping than all of the
Browns on earth Iii commit suicide be
fore night.
"You do, ehl What did the pauper
Smith have 10 keep house od?'
Solomon, YOU are vile wretch!
Much oblige. but it's living with you
that's done it..
A this junction the minister was t.sh-
cred in, and Mrs. Brown soon entered
the parIor, extended both hands, and
gayly exclaimed:
"Ahi am SO glad! Solomon and |
both wanted to see on so much! Solo
mon Solly, dear, hurry up and come
down our new minister IS he"eI'
And Solomon came down, paint'd Il
grin on his face aud greeted the good
man with:
''Wel! we'll! but this is good of you.
Wifey and | were uSt " wsh;Ig yoI
would calli We want TO see IL an effort
cant be made to increase the ilte est in
the Thursday evening prayer meebrSs!
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Struck Dumb,
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
Wife-You don't tell me that Professor
X has been struck dumb:
Husbapd-Yes, last night And he was
master of seven languages
Wfe-Is it possiblei And was he struck
dumb in all the seven.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Notice for Final Discharge,

Six months after date as executor of the
estate of L.. V. Mann, tat" of Putnam county.
deceased, viii present to the county Judge of
Putnam county, Florida, ny Hnal accounts
and |chers, and then ask i"r final dis
charge rom the admluiSt rat sin OF sale. estate
\. J. BEACH,
Administrator of the estate of T.. V. Mann
PatAtka. Fla 3 1@S,,-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
smokers and the Cholera

prize has been offered by the Anti
Tobacco society of France for the best essay
con the liability or non-liability of smokers
to contra ct cholera
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Very Sententfous, bat as true as Cos


pei
Boston Advertise.
The South was as solid in 1880 us in
1884; why did we not hear such a cry
then as we hear now? The need of the
negro was every whit as great. The Re
publican losses have not been in the
South, but in the North their defeat
was due not to bull doing, but to blum
dering in Congress and in party conven-
tions. When NJ. Hayes doubted wheth-
er he or Tilden would he declared pres
ident he WAS anxious, not for himself
bnt for the pOo n neg %, and his fist act
was to withdraw whatever protection the
negro had. Last year the republican
party was beaten in fact. Straightway
n . Blaine became concerned for the
poor negro. If he had been elected
things would have gone, SO far AS the
Southern states are concerned, substan-
italy as they did during the admins
trations of Hayes and Garfield and Ar
thur and a5 they are going now. The
negro of the South is just as we'll of to-
day as if NJ Blaine was president.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Administrators Notice.

Letters of Illustration upon the estate of
John {. Grooms. deceased having been grant
Putnam county. Flori1;', all pe~SOns holding
cai rs v The said dcccGent are hereby mott
fed 20 present the same 20 ne within the
TIM. prescribed ry taW or the same -ili be
barred. Al pc sons indebted ~ said deceased
are REQUIRED 70 maze paymentr 10
JAMES III. GEoOMs. Administrator.
rIlatka Fla. Oct. ;rti. IS~5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

Good Lands Cheap.
For Sale.

\ twelve horse power engine and boiler with
governor, pat in i..ctor steam AMI water gauge.
blow-otf and @au"e-cOckS. Satety-valVe. con
nectionS and Smokc-~taCE. complete. Can hc
seen ruunfn. a saw midi. VIII he sold very
ov 10 max room for heavier power. Address
" 4 NURGsSoN.
Lake Como. Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
In ChanCery.

In the Circuit Court Fifth judicial Circuit of
the State OF Florida in and Cor the
County of Putnam.
In jhincUrS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

The schooner 4. II. ,vIrgston, Capt.
Limcwater, with a c"~So of lime
from Bangor, Name, for Messrs. Gard
ner & Eaton, lived here Yesterday
morning, and now that live fem can
supply aIl .auands made on them for
that article. They u-e every efToro to
Leep n supply of goods on hand, but
sometimes they will run out, as they did
had Il boat load of goods sent up f-om
Jacksonville le, in order to Keep their Gus
toners supplied.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
B. [. liliENTHAl.

Cor. Water and Reid StS.. Opposite
Marrion's Hotel.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11
Getting Rid OF a Bore.

Omaha, Neb Bee.
4 bore in one Of the hotels Monday
evening, caught the laugh in IL style he
richly mrritr,l after he had wraried the
dozen or more gentlemen sitting around
with his lnud and incessant gabbIe. He
had draw his chair about the room de-
liverng hts IDEAS at the closest obtain
able range, and was just finishing the
list upon a demuTe looking gentleman
buried studiousiy in newspaper. The
quiet man had lost his right arm and
wore false @Ioved hand. The nuisance
planted his chair Immediately in front
of him and plunged into one of his in
sane harangues. The annoyance was toll
Grated for n few minutes when, with a
steaithy movement, the quiet man un-
fastened the attachment Of the false arm
and il fell to the floor. The garrulors
bore checked his tongue aghast, and
with feigned horror his victim started to
his feet, eXcla,ming, MAN, YOU have
rained me; y"u have talked my arm
OF = Amid scrt ans of laughter the bore
Ieaped from his seat and fled
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-11

An ordinance enti. led an ordinance granting
certain privileges to the Putnam House
Company to lay railway track, &c, in
certain streets in the City Of Palatka
National Republican., 1885-07-11

In the report of the sharpless cup regatta
given in yesterdays issue the time was erro.
neously made to read ON. 32s. for the Fair.
mounts, ON. 3ss, for the Columbias, and ON.
i2s. for the Maltas. The correct time, rs given
by the timekeepers on board the referees boat,
was SIN. 32s. for the FairmOunts, SIN. 365 for
the Columbias, aud SIN. l2s. for the Maltas.
The Columbias returned yesterday in good
humor. They lay the cause of their defeat to
they were Outrowed, and in as hard race as
they haye,ever pulled. The Fairmounts will
send their eight to the national regatta, and
will also enter II in our local regattas, so that
the Columbias will have two chances to re.
deem their defeat of Thursday. The other
first reports were equally erroneous. The
figures given above were taken down from the
referees announcement in each case.
National Republican., 1885-07-11

Charles A. Beatty married Josephine d. stet.
son in this city on Aug, 2s, 1876, and they lived
together until sometime In My, 1888. Daring
portion of that time, however, the happiness
of the husband was disturbed by the loose con.
duct and dissipated habits of his wife, and he
became suspicious of her fidelity to the marital
vow. While living together in the fall of 1881,
on Nineteenth street. she entertained John
Kane. and Frank steele at the house, and
would frequently hug and kiss them and the
husband charged that in December 1888, in
carpenter shop on u, near Sixth street north.
west, while in the company of Frank Steele
she proved unfnthiul. She went further still,
and in May, 1851 she became an inmate of a
notorious house of i'll fame kept by Rosa Kahn
on ID street northwest, and gave herself up to
Il life of shame Under this state of circtim-
John A. Clarke, petitioned Tor n divorce and il
was gianted him yesterday by Justice Hagner.
National Republican., 1885-07-11
supplies for the Insane Asvlum.

The following Washington bidders were
awarded contracts for furnishing supplies to
the government insane hospital II. Adler,
Auerbach & Bro, Peter i. Bacon, John A. Ba.
ker, Barbour ~ Hamilton, Charles Baum, NJ.
W. Beverdgc Samuel Bieber, Robert BOYD,
Browning X Middleton, n. W. Burchell, Robt.
Cohen, G, G. Cornwell u Son, J. c. Ergood x
Co., Wm. NJ. Gait IL Co., Il. Goldschmid, Guin.
nip ~ Co, Wm. Hahn Il Co., S. l.. Hempstonc,
W. S. Hoge, Frank Hume, Hurst. Parnell *
Co.. Lansburgh Il Bro, w. W. Lawrence IL Co.,
Robert Leitch Il Co., Francis Miller, S. S. Mi.
Ter, VIM. b. Moses q son, n. A. Poole e Co,
George Ryneal, jr., l.. H. Schneider 4 Son,
Daniel Shanahan, Samuel +. Shreeve, Thomas
Somerville II Son, Stott, Cromwell Il Co.. q.
+. swift & Co., C, W. Thorn & Co.. j. 4. Var.
nell Il Co., James A. Watson, f. &. Wheeler
Wilmarth " Edmonston, Woodward 4 Lothrop
National Republican., 1885-07-11

The fourth of the series of every Monday
will take place OH Monday, July IS, and con-
tinue every Monday during the season. The
train will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot ut 500
n. m, arrive at Pen Mar ll:3O a. m. Return
ing leave Pen Mar $40 p. m, arriving In Wash
ington S:30p. IN. The fast area of thousands of
miles of the garden lands of Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania as
seen from Mount Quirauk, $500 feet above the
sea, overlooking hundreds of mountain tops, a
panorama of unrivaled magnificent and wond-
natural scenery are various amusements and
every comfort and convenience. Round trip
rate only Sl.50. Every ticket calls for a re.
served seat, Don't forget train leaves Balti.
more and Ohio depot 500 a. M sharp,
National Republican., 1885-07-11
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of a Day in
and About the City.


The garbage contract for another year has
been awarded to +. NJ. Draney.
The pump at the corner of sixth ani
streets southwest has been ordered to be re-
paired.
John Murphy was yesterday fined $50 by
Judge Smell for cutting James GrccnYcll on
the 18th instant
A marriage license has been issued to watty
Warner and Louisa Conway, both of Prince
George county, Md.
Frances Meredith has filed a petition pray.
ing. a divorce from the bonds of matrinony
with John Meredith.
The pump on X street, near New Jersey Nv.
enuo has been out of repair for several weeks
to the great distress ofthe residents
Rev; W. T. Parsons protests against the re.
mOval of William Birney ns a school trustee
from the second division to any other.
The students OF the Y. NJ c. A. arc nrrang.
ing an interesting programme for their athletic
exhibition, which occurs ut Athletic park on
the 23d.
Several citizens of Georgetown have recon.
mcndcd that in case of change of market
master at that place that Mr.. A. ii. Grimes be
appointed.
George Dickson a oolored curbstone policy
writer, was arrested yesterday by Detective
block while engaged In writing policy on Four
and.a.h0f street,
Gus Boyd, n coored laborcr at work on the
new National lhcater, was severely anu in-
ternally injured yesterday by fall from au
upper wall to the ground
The Good Templars will conduct the services
at Ryland Chapel tomorrow evening, when
addresses will be delivered by Hon. II. b.
Vance and Mrs. f. A. Chambers
Otto c. re'ncclc secretary of the fire depart
ment, has been appointed nm additional pri-
vate on the Metropolitan police for duty In the
vicinity OF NJ street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Miss Hinckley, 16 Summit street, Gloucester,
Mass, inquiries of the District commissioners
u there was issued marriage license on or be-
fore Feb. 10, lSI in the names of Harry o.
Hatch and Sarah II. W. lIiuckley.
The rumored suicide of Sarah williams. col.
orCd In Yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, and which
was thought by the police to be uufoundel,
turns out to have been true. The body of the
woman was found yesterday at the foot of
Ihird'street wharf southeast.
]. II. Malone, about S. n. m. yesterday, was
struck on the top OF the head by piece of lum.
Der falling from the new pension building,
causing severe and painful wound. DIR. Began
attended the wounded man. He was taken to
his home, corner of Seventh and Boundary
streets, in the patrol wagon.
The Young Peoples Union, of Memorial
lLuther Place. Church, have elected the fol.
lowing-named officers for tho ensuing six
months President, DR.. w. X. Butler; vice
president, Otto Smith; secretary, Frank ID.
Seiflert; treasurer, Miss Rose Sciilert librarian
Miss Annie Kaiser; assistant librarian, Miss
Emma Guss and musical director, Mr.. John
II. Spiflrrt.
National Republican., 1885-07-11
Wednesdays Mhisrnrlnrs.

The fourth Of the series of every Wednesday
excursions to the famous caverns of Luriy loit
Baltimore and Washington last Wednesday
with large and fashionable party. These eX-
cursions are becoming each year more popular,
and well might they, for they are conceded by
every one to be the best organized and system.
atizcd excursions ever run In this or any other
country. Each ticket gives you a reserved seat
coupon for the day. No crowding or confusion
either going or returning. Small parcels and
packages can be LEFT in the coaches at Luray
with perfect safety, as the cars are locked aud
placed in charge Of watChmen detailed for that
purpose. Covered phaetons transfer pnssen-
gers tOnnd from the cnverns, and excursionlsts
are projected from rain or sun, without regard
TO the weather No change Of clothing Is re.
quircd to visit the caverns pair of gum
ovcrshoes for ladies is preferable but not indls.
nensable, rs the walks are comparatively dry
The caves are lighted with electric lights, aud
all their hidden beauties are fully displayed
Passengers will do well to remember the fol-
lowing laots That excursions to Luray arc run
every Wednesday and every other Sunday from
Baltimore and Washington; that these excur-
sions are positively limited In number and aiter
that number is sold no more can be bought at
any price. Round trip rate $3.50. Leave Balu
more at 1880 q. IN. and Washington at $50 a. m.
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Purchase
your tickets the day before Next Sunday ex-
CursiOn, July 10.