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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
PRESBYTERIAN.

Corner Madison Avenue and Western Street
Preaching at IL a. m. Sabbath School at
p, IN. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
All are invited to these services.
Z. S. MILLER, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
KNIGHTS OF LAROR

assembly No. s57s meets at Odd Fellows, hall
in lola, the first and third Thursday nights az
each month S. III. HAMILTON. Nj. W
A &. CREGAR. Rec. Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
McCOOK POST NO. 81 g. a. r

Meets the first Saturday on or before eachfull
moon at the Odd Bellows Hall. All Comrades
sn good standing are inyited 20 meet with the
Post. w. III. MCCLURE. p C.
=. II. ECKLEY. Post Adj.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12

Corner of Sycamore and broadway. SERVICES
IL a. m. and 1880 y. IN. Sunday School ia
m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
HENRY MARTIN, Pastor
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
BIBLE SOCIETY.

A supply of Bibles and Testaments NAV he
found at the Alien County Bible Depository. AZ
Charles A Steele's place of business
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN OR DISCIPLES.

Services on first Sunday of every month at IL
O'Clock a. m. at the Court House
fHos. BARTLETT, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SAUNDERS POST NO. 254
Meets the first Saturday after full moon of
each month, in Dawson Hall, at 30 p. m All
comrades in good standing are invited
+. ID. LACY p C.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
BOOTS AND SHOES
JOSEPH PIKE,

Door AND SHOE MAKER, lola, Kansas.
ID Shop west side public square. First class
work guaranteed at reasonable prices. Boys
boots from 81 so to S2.75 Mems boots from
s. 75to $500.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street. Large brick northeast
al the square. Preaching every Sunday at ii a
me, and at the usual hour in the evening. Sun
day School at 9:45 a. m. A. L. Dibble, Superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday eve
ming at p m. This notice is inserted TO assure
you OF warm welcome at any of these services
W. s. WEBB, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES.
TT & STOVEE
DENTISTS.

J. s. LAFARY,
nENTIST.- OFFICE OVER BEATTY'S
II Furniture store, lola. Kansas. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12
REFORMED.

Service in the Court House every two weeks
at III O'Clock a. m. When il occurs the first
3o'ciock y. m. Sunday school every sabbath
at 10 O'Clock a. m. Rev. S. A. ALT, pastor.
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AGENTS WANTED.-we want lady or gent
representative in every county to introduce our
magazine books and other articles, to whom liberal
: terms are offered. Address The American AGENT
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ATTORNEYS.
II. A. EWIN

ii. a. II w INUj
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office over Young
~ q Clark's store, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-12

KNIGHT q FOUOI,
a TroRNEYs and counsellors at law. Will
n .,ractice in all the courts of the State.
Consultations in German If desired. Office on
second floor of the Henderson building, west
side square, lola, Kansas.
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LITERARY NOTES.

wo-,.r " |, tho title Of the forthcoming
a. A.. S..,sr novel She ia, OF course an <iD0A
,-.,,,,,e n, short stories and poems by "hiiaA'
g =, the ,ress of the Macmilians. IL S'o w
.aue5 The Wise Women OF Inverness
r, g., nr,rber Of GOOD Housekeeping the
,on,l,v domestic periodical established by " W.
RAN a Co. has Just been brought out IL III
,.rabls thing of its kind, practical, senspie nv
49, .nd tu,, Of noble suggestion Tor the making "
nanny ana beautiful homes.
rrrruer;ees Annals Of Sportsman" translated W
- .,'1a,t viii soon be published by Holt q 20.
Mr. R;yeiows edition Of MIR. fhdens "ri'ns' ""N
.,feehes ia coming from the Harpers press
Mr.. swiuburne says that bis sole and sahc,en,
sotv for his treatment of the story of Marno fanero
6 the version supplied to Lord Byron ny M
The rev book, Society I'm LOndon," calls ?" r,ou
eriek Leighton Greek god In iroch-0O"'' "-'O0
talk rs compared to ambrosia in syiaoies
aTYe Fall of the Great Republic Is the title or
fancul story which Roberts Brothers are aoou'
ont The book describes social revoiuuon anu 0-Os.
18th tbe establishment here of European proectofa'o
Mr. Marvins work "The Russians at the Ia,es VI
yerat has been added to the Franklin Square
ii is profusely illustrated.
ela.e Mr. HAYWARD left behind him great mas' y.
pa,ers and letters in state OF hne coniusio sIa
time It was doubtful whether any one oouh' ., 49,
undertake the labor nroved In arranging tueh or
Icaton Miss Hayward has been fortunate enous"
discover person suitable for the task In NE |Iso
Mr. Carlisle is showing great SKILL not ony N
inr Hav wards papers, but In communicating Win nay
r,.s frends with none OF whom had he any previous
acquaintance He is receiving the fullest ana mos.
satisfactory replies his questions both In shape .,
definite answers and Of letters of Haywards whcn na
long been lost sight of. Hayward VIII be maze " "'
rs far as is possible the story OF MS NE III Hs
80 ra ohova all things the nature Of his relations
with English statesmen in and out OF ONCE
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THE RASH PROFESSOR
r,om Tn, 81 Jamess Gazette.


AScotch professor has made up MS minu never sne
again on any consideration whatever to tel hls
what HIGH opinion he has of the Dead March ~ S1
Mnsc II Should be explained, is the dengnt OF hs @
fnS wears and he puts the famous mareh before ~
thing If student" he explained on one unierh S 1
70 his attentive class were to tell me 'nat no To-
ahsented himself from a lecture in ordef 10 hea
ioead March in SAUL would conslaer TUG oA0uS0
valid The rash assertion received Win cheoIs h
Neyt day the class very tmnly ateehdeu anu IL
lecture interrupted by the entrance OF the JaVIs "
notes Pear Sir" these read hope you wiz Nb
nv absence to-day off TO hear the Iesd nad
IN s-anl )" Dear sir-Havlng heard thaI tle Doau
March in Saul be played to-day at the cry
fpd myself un able stay away from IL hVpnS e.
will efc Dear Sir,-Ycu Will be pleased 70 nea ~
after your remarks of yesterday on the suoSct VI
Dead March in saul,' have bought hnte' etG nn
moor man bore up for time: but the notes OF aoseheo
wont from bad to worse. Dear Sir they Deg,n 70
read was Yesterday fascinated by the ead s ILL
ia saul that propose making earetuI s1uI q, t
solemn measnre In these circumstance nope you
viii overlook my necessary absence rom inc &
tie next few DAYS" Dear Sill regret Ihht oD ,a'
Hearing it the Dead Ma oh in saul made less Pncf
sion on me than had expected AS woua DC IuaIO
ant however. judge the piece by such sSio n
ance shall, with your permission atteh1 IN n3"r
recital" And worst OF all: Dear sir"e: tne Soye
ejgned have pleasure in informing you lhat We
1olred music class for the purpose OF pracun,ss @
Sead March in Saul Unfortunately the PiscksiS,Hifh
takes place during the hour OF your lectures Nnch
prevent our attendance at the latter being as reg q"
Il cOuld wished"
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ROCKS OF THE WEEh

orn s,SDs STREET METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH OF
BRooKLYN, n. Y. BY the Rev Edwin "arl1nef' o'o'
pp $50. phillips & Hunt) -
GUIDE FOR McRoscoPIcAL IHVt Iya svn
VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES. BY A. y. HerFey' o'o
DID, 400. Boston: s. E. Casino Coz
sroaIEs BY AMERIcAS AUT IONS VOL A. iOHiO ~
How sBoUIp PaoNoUScEi BY William Henry Z.
Phyfe l6mo, PIP. 905 (G.P Putnams sons1
TIE NATURE OF MIND AND HUMAN AUT9MAdHsNH by
Norton Prince. NJ. d. svo Up. 49, Philadeipha
]. b. Lppincott * Col n
PRopxDErA PRoPHEncA. By William Rove Lyan p p; D.
syo pp AIS. Qondon Kegan Paul, Trench q CoJ
1up PussIASs AT THE GATES OF HERAT. BY ChaIles
Marvin. Harper's Franklin Square LDraf!J
TREASURE ISLAND. BY Robert Louis stevenson: ioiO'
mn 900 Paper Boston: Roberts BrotheTAl
uIRrIo BY Frederic Mistral. l6mo, PIP Za'' i"Poi'
Boston Roberts BrothersJ -,
THE MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY, AND OTHER IAlt5s 10!
Edward E. Hale. 16mo, PIP. 800 faper' V'0S''N
Roberts Brothers) -
nv PRISONS By silvio Pellico 16mO, PIP. 3o7 Paper
(BOstOn: Roberts BrothersJ
MANY coLoRED THREADS. Selected by carrie a. 0ooA'
1Gmo DID. 244. Boston: ID. Lothrop * CoJ
MILITARY MANNERS AND CUSTOMS. BY James Arson
Farrer. 12mo. PIP. 2s4. Henry Holt oo1
THE SECRET CLEAR HEAD By j. Mortimer era Gran
Vile l6mo PIP. los. (BOstOn; d. LotnroP " Oo'
Oxr op THE DuASFs BY Alice King Hamilton. 12mo,
PIP 3l7. philadelphia: ]. b. nPpncott Coz
THE MORALS OF CHRIST. BY Austin Borrower. l6mo'
PIP. 200. Paper. Chicago; Coegrove BOOK OoJ
rur srcrgr oY A GOOD MEMORY. By J. Mortimer
Granville. 16 mo, PIP. 90. CBoston' d. Lo'nroP
&Co) o-c,.
GIrEP SlEbfILfSNESS- og
lGmo, PIP. Ill. Boston: d. Lothrop q oo|
FRAGMENTS FROM Az OLD LyS. BY Lillian X Messen,
ger. Square 12mo, PIP. 1l9. 70. p Putnam $ souS.l
LAZARUS IN LONDON. BY F. W. Robinson piarper .
Franklin Square LibraryJ
pATRocIus AND PENELOPE. Chat IN the Saddle; BY
Theodore Ayrault Dodge. eyo, PIP. 11o tu'ugntoh'
Miiiin & Coz
VIRGINIA COOKERY BOOK. Compiled by Mary Stuart
smith limo, PIP. 852. Harper BrothcrsJ
rYvTs OF GREEK STATESMEN. BY the Rev. sir george
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RIVER BRANCH
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chsmberss Depot for Fnglew
Cioster Perment and Nyaes 500 10 = m $50, 400
$40 Gao 800 p ~, - midnisht Sundays 7. A. M and
Nsnret, spring Valley MOnscy T. 10 NJ. 46O;p. m.
suniays9 q m.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
ARRANGEMENTS vi rans from Chambersst Depot From I'D
ST. 10 minutes earlier.
Coaches TO BnSaaSPIon E,sira ana snaolo sleeping
Soashes az nas d Raprsss 30 extra charge
Tor Pullman Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Rnnao ar
yPs mo- bcc 8 p ans ssS s mo- csVc
land dS M TSS1ss SiS p M st Leqs 300 ana
sp mIDsiy chicago Express for tho West solid Train
81 Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches TO Binghsmen Ell
mira. Buffalo NIAGARA Fails cinelaaa1 and chiIesso
lI5 1850 l4o 6lO $50 Go 80 80 loiSop II midnight
sf PSIeso SS s9 a S M o u noon ~ B $50
li0 sic $50 $40 $50 ESQ $50 1880 ami 10 midnight
.sd Y Psis SS VA 5 30 H s
1880 200 $40 40 $40 800 s;ao 1850 1900 and
y midnight saturdaynlshts only sundays siS am $40
sahsIn $40 $50 1920 m lts $50 5 $50 $40 $50 m
warw,st 7tS iolsa@ t11sRn, sundays a $40 am,
Rondout Kingston and Montgomery am $50 p m.
Goshen Sii5 $50 o 1920 m, $3.50 $50 $50 $50
saassy s So 6 sS ss sao 40 f.. sna
Railroad a. s'ast Toe ogo & s2' Sa' Sny
SSs sS,i ss$ az q AN $40 an
sS sS1@9s eyITy s, d
sSss ho is
ana transfer OF ssTgags may be @ e the cOmpaHys oes,
Court-sL brooklyn, or ., the companys Depots
Express from the West arrivea NewYcrt at 7io
''0' JOHN n GDBoTT doni pass'r Agent Nsw.Yorh
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
i NEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST NORTH RIVE FL

rS SE% 81 9EY IT. No PpITyIsrIS1GH
TINE T4B2EIThkfN9 EtFfSSTF 20 iet6, 1881
RI Fod Sa!a /. ss ga s sS s
100 SS; i2SS pays sss N; $50 200 Pm
eSs:!nat coS%DiaaVs s' for u asa.yuns con'hs
SIS6.RSoa JARS on all Day Tram, and SLEEPING
Rsafnlns says DELsHlA Ninth and Green ,..
800 fOsC '1HO GS sso sn S s2o soo &
For LocK HAVEN nj PsX iH aud rHrLIPssuno Pena
For %iLLfhasRoar suYnuRy. .LEwLsnuRo aud
rS M4 hAhssB SEES 10 70 s H. tS SO @ o
s5esp Sg Sundays nsS i'0' low ~
For SSf fk and st PirF 81 s Toe s.s .
LOG i;Jo. S,.5 545p ~ sundays at 1902 M
For For Ioo 7a5 sss M 100 ss s, 400
For eTs s2PliLEHEM. ALLENTOWN naMAucH cuUSK
stl;o0 7'0O s46 a. ~. Loo. $780, siS SAB p M Sunday
For ExsToN at 400, ZOO. s.!6 Loo. 1880 s45, 400.
For DIG Il BRIDGE BRANCH st 400 sIS a a. 400
For FGEMINGToN, 700. s;.s m. lsoo lsc, 400. iso
For SGs siG ia9s'is ZOO IYS @ os lls
20 g5o 500 1850 D. M ' SUNDAYS 4oc soOa ~ Gs
For SI'Y PGGx sH 400 800 TOO s4 ESQ 1880 III,
lsS 3S0 $50 $50 81 ao 49, d5 49,; S;o S;l5 5s
DAYS 400 500. saS. m 1900 NJ lsO, 400 $3.50, 1904
SEANcH . OCEAN Al. eRoyE s. ,s;
yS %efip SraEs s ~ s5s 100 NJ 400 500 m
For LAKEwoop IONS RIVER aud BARNkSAf aASa
For s AFLAN l3G CTR 8INELASD and BRIDeEroJn
'''' NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No :. North River. via sandy HOOK -
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs, Long BRANCH, LAKE.
WOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT etc, a. ~ Pc,
North RIVER. "a 2ol, 2o5 2Sl. $50 81 sti ana lSIs
~, l6 and la3 Grecnwichsi los; POS East l25tssS,
lbS "a Bow and principal Hotels N New. YORK civ
Brooklyn Al NO. Court-st Ia! Broadway ssS y.
FultOn.st. 2lO 3Ia Msnhstanave 1891 AT anuc-aye Y
Hopoken 254 Washinsfonst, \ Y Transfer Company VIII
check from hotels or residence TO desna~
IIOE wOoTTEN, CO. HANCOCK,
General Manager Gen. Pass ana itcAet ass
II p BALDWIN. @. Z. p. Agt. lls Lbsrty-ss- n !.
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WEST SHORE QUITE.

an ,,x MA WEST SHORE OF Hu DsoS kiV EinSsions n
follows; Trains cave west 42dst saeoa ten M pts ><
Chicago. 80 a m. ~ D. M Pullman slocpers through
~. Louis $3.50, Is y. IN. Pullman rleepors.
Detroit, 80 a. In $50 q D. IN Pullman seepers IA
Suspension Bridge. NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Rochester ~
am, 1850. .Sp; sleeping and parior cars through
Eyracuse,Gsf0 slOa NJ, $500, IS d. 10
Utica. 7:i0, no. limo O. M, s5,5o' g y. m. ,,u
Newburg. KINGSTON, catskuL Albany 'Iio ~" LIZ
For Montreal and Canada East 7,io n: $50 D. "a
Hamilton London, 10 a. IN. $500 3 p III Toronto 90"
'.baily. Other trains daily except Sunday. .
tickets time taDles par1r sleeping acconroas
tous Information, apply At Offices Jersey CITY, Penn
Station Hoboken lis brooklyn C0lrtst
Annex AM 9fse foot fSoas, Nswfork CITY ~ 2e es "a
l2ath ST. 1881 Bowery Penn r. T. stations foot Of Cory
andt and Desbrosas sts and Weet shore staon ieos
and resldences Orders Be left ticket onices
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Express trains New.Yor via Desbrosscs and Court
iandt streets Ferries, a. follows:
s20 100 $50 no Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
IIuted IL Halo a. m l. 800 $40, 40, s. o. and
eY and u night sundays s - 70 Limited and
Trains leaving New York daily except sunday at $50 $50
snd lil0 M l. 2, 4. and p. M. connect at Trentcn
for Camden. 49,, .,,,.,
Returppg trains leave Broad street station PhiadeRh
a m Qlinted Express liS0 and 450 ?. M, SIS.
$50 71o 5si0 and s:lo M ON sunday l50i' 20 t'So'
Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50 daily, erceps
Sunday. 49,. -
Ticket oees sAs 425, and ga Broadway Asor aou,s
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortapdt s COurfst and
srooSyn Annex station foot OF Fulton-st BrsoslyB;
Busehs Hotel Hsboken Station, Jersey city Emisrale
Tieket office 10 battery Place. and Castle Garden.
Tue NewYork Transfer Company VIII cell for and chees
baggage nom hotels and residences. -
CHARLES r. PUGH, j. n WOOD
General MANAGER. General Pass'r Agent.
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0tachers.

MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
~ better prepared for efficient work than
promptly provinces best Teachers Tor Private ruPils
Iaiuillcs, schools aud Colleges. WITHOUT CHARGE.
J ". SChERMEHHOkN a Co, f. l4thHt, y. Y
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU, 2 West
~ l4th-sL. New.Yors H. T.. AVERY latcy at schermer
lorns Manager supplies best rCachors Tor Private Pupils
Families. schools and colleges. Socharge.
5000 TEACHERS WANTED 20 rcgs,cr now FOR the sea
No charge for ,tration. PORN for stamp
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ Agency supplies Professors Telchers Tutors Cover
uesscs ETC. Colleges, schools AMI la niea Apply
MRS. NJ. J. ioUNG-FULroN rs Union SQUARE.
4 PROFESSOR of music wanted also lady
~ FOR vocal registration fec Form for stamp.
AMERICAN SCHOOL BUREAU, West litlst, " Y.
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced IN
ami private tutor desires cn{iEs nsnt -
OT more hoursdhuY. Address hA. Tribune once
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4 EHIaH Valley RAILRnAn-paa,anr ga

~ trains depot foot Of Couandt and pesbrossss
sta nc sl0 m, l. $40 and m. Eason Befhlehern
ALLENTOWN keading, Maueh Chunk wnkesbsres TowsndA
Wayery, ithaca, Geneva Lyons, Buffalo the West Pull
man through coaches daily LEGAL trains Il $40
p m for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay.
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 ?. connect for ell
points IN Maonoy and Hazeon coal regions Sunday
lsayes tor Mauch Chunk ana Hazleton, 5l0 a. m.
T. B. BYINGToN, q. PA
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HARPER g. BROTHERS.

HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY
Announce the publication Of Initial volume Of series OF
books entitled
"TALES FROM MANY SOURCES"
Remembering The popularity in this country OF the series Of
"Taes From they led 10 examine the prn
cpa English magazines for the past few years Win view
of obtaining material for similar but more varied series
They that the art Of story writing had greatly In
proved since early days OF Lakewood and mat many
charming stories mghtbe gathered together IN form
attractive American readers Offering great
vasty NJ and treatment therefore de-
series announced above 70 be issued IN
COMPACT l2mo volumes OF from two hundred aud nifty 70
three hundred pages each.
The books will be ssE0di style worthy of the library
shelf well printed tasefuly bound in cloth, at the Ion
prlce OF rs cents per volume
They will appear at intervals OF fortnight Noune ISL
published April 10, contains
THE THREE STRANGERS. BY Thomas Hardy.
THE BLACK POODLE by f. Anstey.
LORD RICHARD AND I. By Julian sturgis
THE PAVILION OF THE LINKS. By X. L. Stevenson
EHERMIT OF ST EUGENE Bp w. t. Norris.
MATTHEWS Story Of an Evening. From BlacEwoods
Magazine
Vol. H., 20 be published April 30. will contain
MY PARIS MASTERS. by author Of Reata.
MOUFLOU. by ouida.
BEAUCHAMP h co. by Mrs. Herbert Martin
THE KNIGHTsBRIDGE MYSTERY BY Chas. Reade.
ARCuDEACoN HOLDEN'S TRIBULATIoNS. Prom
The Cornhi Magazine.
MICHEL LoRIo's CROSS. BY Hesba stretton.
ENDURANCE VILE by the Duchess
MIA Edition OF Vel LIST is already called for
and win DO ready next week
DODD, MEAD e. COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS,
75b BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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VNHE NEW LINE
4 nav, BErwEEN o poryr

NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD roiSN
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. .,orrE
o HoURs FASTER raAy Any OFTEN ~ vonoiny
nov runs Fast Day and Night xgress bews1a yssi
railroad, $50 N week days and daily, arrive Son
Point Comfort blo p m. wee teays AID S30 ~ g xsv.
folk ana s;l5 Sleeping through ifgn Ia.
Yer. 60 CAPE Charles AID Parior Car from an
cut charge Tickets parlor, seats and sleeping
DO secured at any Ticket Office OF the Pennsyyana aS
Company, II. b. COOK uenl Pass. and kIelsEs As'~~
II. W. DUNE Sup rintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after April 5th, 1855.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rars leave Nevf and courtandt Stress
FerT1es. "a fOlowsf
Harrisburg Pttsourg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a. ~. and .. II daily. New.rorS
and chc Limited ~ Paror Dining smoking and Sieep
ing Cars at 10 a. every day.
Wtansport. 10 haven Cory ana Erie az
sp, connecting Cory for ritus Petroleum CeatrS
sid the OIL ses1ons.
Express" OF Pullman Psror cars daily except sgadzy
10 O. nj arrive Washington 800 D. m. Regular az 6:ao
and $50 a. M $40 and p and ~ night Sunday,
elsa. IN p m ana IL night. -.
For Atlantic CITY except sunday with through Parior Ca
FOR Cape May. except sunday. ll;l0am.
Branch Bag Head Junction and intermediate stsions
Railway and Ambey 600 a. 1900 noon $3.50 500
m Sunday, 900 and 500 p lido not stop at
For Old Point Norfolk, $40 IA weekdays aud 500
8oats Of brooklyn connect with all through trans
Jersey city. a1or1ing speedy and direct transfer ter
brooklyn travel
I'm daily and II: 35 a NJ. daily except Monday Prom
Washing on ard baltimore 32o, 500 NJ lao. $40 $50
$50 $50 and lg,a5 D. sunday, 500 500 m, 1908
Prom BALTIMORE 9. % Frem phlsdegn5lss S SS3'
500 100. 500. $40, e3o 1910, ll;3O H. lzg zO's
$50 800 $50 6f2o e5b. 720 $50 $500 $3.50 1000 10,
and 1920 night sunday $50 ego. 1903, 900, lltSo Ne
$40. 6,JS. 800 SO. lOgUo D.
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MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
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I OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book No. 157, 561
II issued by tho German Savings Bank In the CITY Of
NewYok to Andreas Broscher All persons are cautioned
the same and TO deyer the book to
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II restored the 27th day Of May 1885, application
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


DOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
slip p. m and Il p m sundays excepted IL p M
time fOr early trains north and east Tx
cursion 10 New-IIayen and return ~ 81.
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
TO Boston and the East. Low fares Large and power
full steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL from Pier 81 North
River daily (Suudays ncuded at pm.
GEORGE l.. COMMON General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN x LOWELL. Agents. New.York.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
"A NEW.YoRk NEWHAvEN AND HARTFORD r. n,
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32dst md
hncolnaye Third Avenue Bridge ncros Harlem River
Preached 10y Third Ayenue Elevated HailroaO. daily except
Sundays. at 6i6, 7;s5, 300, 1000 lli55 M 2iO a:56
Is0 b!0, $40 and 300 M for Port Morris, Casanova
tQRk Point, Hunts Point Mest Farms, Van Nest West
hester Tlmpsons Ray chester Pelham pay barlow CITY
Island Pelham Manor and NcwROchelle csnDec ing al
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main line Of
the Now NewHayen and Hartford RalroadI Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; Now.Canaan, Mlfde0wn
britain and su1ed branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight train for NewRochee and all intermediate sta
tons al l2lo a m. daily. except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle an oil intermediate
tons and $3.50 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains TO Grand Central Depot
stamford and with Boston via shore Line.