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= What . power is good, Christian
woman in q school room Let the the
sgrumblers who say we want no more
tswomsn teachatso cease their grdwling.
Tho Ysry best work that is done inithe
public schools of Anderson County to.
day Is done BY earnest, faithful, patiepts Il
humble women. we know whereof s. We Il
affirm. There are exceptions, Of colrse:
Some ladies are ont Of place in the
teachers chair, but they are not all fail.
-ures, BY any means.
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She Knew Her Husband.

.Gentleman-"I bear the sad intelli-
gence, my dear>madame, that your hus-
band has been struck by lightning"
Madame (anxiously)-" many
times did it strike him?
Gentleman-O Onlyonce.
Madame (relieyed)-Then, thank
heaven, he is still alive.
Gentleman-Yes, he is still alive, but
in very critical condition. :.
Madame (confdentially) y)-Oh, he will
pull through all right, if you are certain
the lightning only struck him once. ]
know John, nt@
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auaersp,s gatettigenter.,
T'EiA6HERs'GoLUMN,
]. G. cL1NKscALEs, EDITOR.
NOTICE TEACHERS |!

The Anderson County Normal 1nsti-
tute will open on August 10th and con.
tinue TO the 18th. We are sorry that the
time will not suit all the teachers, Dut
hope every one will make an earnest
sefnrt to attend. We have been asked
whether or not tuition would be charged
There will be none. Your chief expense
will be your board. Make your arrange
msnts at once and have every thing
ready to be present at the opening exer.
.cises. Itis Important that every teacher
in the County attend. The exercises
will be conducted in the University
rooms. All persons interested in educa-
ton are invited to attend.
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MOTHERS
FRIEND. !, :! ,: !,

This invaluable prcpara-
tion is truly Il triumph Of
scientific skill, and no
more incstimable benefit
was ever bestowed on the
mothers OF the world.
FO-It not only shortcuts
the time Of labor and less
ems tho intensity Of pain,
but, better than all, it
greatly diminish es t II G
danger to life of both
mother and child, and
leaves the mother in a con-
dition highly favorable to
speedy recovery, and far
less liable to flooding, COLI
vulsions, and other alarm
ing symptoms incident 10
lingering anu palnlul Ia
Dor. Its truly wonderful
efficacy in this respect en-
titles the Mothers Friend
to be ranked as one Of tho
life-saving appliances Civ
en- to the world by the dis
coyeries ofmotlern science.
From the nature Of the
case II will of course be
understood that we canno,
publish certificates con.
ccrning this REMEDY with
out wounding the delicacy
Of the writers. Yet VIC
have hundreds Of such tcs-
timonials on file, and no
mother who has once used
it will ever again be with
out It in her time of troi'-
hla
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Hucklen,s Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
!tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Hill Bros, Ander-
son, S. G.
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That WAS a pleasant surprise when.
every.child insthe school rose to his feet,
and made 3. polite boy to the teacher as..
he ehelsds Hsshsd bos been scsustom:s.
ed to such treatment iand, for q pioments
it really embapassed him. Politeness
doesn't cost mnch-it is worth a great
deal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-30
Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale on easy
j. terms his valuable Home Place,
situated u miles South of Williamson,
consisting of an eight-room Dwelling with
necessary outbuildings, three tenant hou-
ses, gin house and fixtures run by water,
vith Tract of about $50 acres of Land, one.
third original forest, forty acres of bottom,
and balance. in high state of cultivation,
adapted to small grain, cotton. corn, DC.
Situated within easy access to excellent
educational advantages. ...,-,..s
acres of Land, situate opposite the Spring
Park in Williamson.
For further particulars apply to Col. J N,
Brown at Anderson or DR.. John Wilson,
or the undersigned ut Williamson, S. c..
WIN. n. COOLEY.
july Q. 1885 81
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Three schools recently visited have
been running all the year. One taught
by Mrs. Bessie Allen, one by Miss Alice
Davis, and the other by Miss Maggie
Graham. We could wish there were
more schools of the kind in the County,
and that they we're taught by just such
teachers. s 5.si;.ss7sS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN { All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Wm.: M. Archer, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, properly
proven, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
MARGARET E. ARCHER, Ex'x.
July 16. 1885
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That wash. pan and clean towel looked
ont Of place in the school rooms But
the truth is, they were just in the right
Nsse add ppt g the proper nss, q little
water and soap judiciously used after
recess felp q boy appearances wonder
fully, and, no douHt Help his feelings, !!
too. ..ssi sll5,.sa::, .:.a::
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The. public. schools in Beltpn Town.
ship silIopen fist Monday in August.
The article from Pendleton Township
will appear next week if ne can succeed
in boiling it down. It is appropriate,
but our space is limited.

We hadaas hlsdshresof examining a
numberof copy Books as one school last
week. They would do credit to larger
children than those in thatschool. Such
neatness and ezactness are rare.
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g To discuss an opinion with fool is
like carrying a lantern before a blind
man.
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RHEUMATISM.

Although practitioner of near twenty years,
my mother Influenced me to procure B. B. B. for
her. She had been confined to her bed several
months with Rheumatism which had stubbornly
resisted all the usual remedies. Within twenty
four hours after commencing B. B. B. I observed
marked relief. She has just commenced her third
bottle and is nearly active as ever and has been
in tho front yard "rake in hand" cleaning up.
Her improvement is truly ,ronde,JuI and immense
ly gratifying. c. Il. MONTGOMERY, NJ. D.
Jacksonville, Ala, Jan. 6, 1885, -
rr D-No
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For More than Half Century
The Daniel Pratt Gin

which time 20 900 Gins nave
is -, a., -, 1; ,,u,o. and Co,dncrs TO narts
wanting adjoining
satisfaction OF te
purchaser Gin the Revolving Heads he ehds
preventing the
splendid Ihc
the tho
the sample greatly 49,, 900 ,,,.,,o thor
the market
furnished with further nonah rs IT,
writing or calling on
Hickory Wagons
The Thomas Smoothing lr3w ana i ve ma fi
W. Venablc ~ CO.'S ChwlnT e
following trade retail Bne jeans '
in and other makes ana
Ours Merchandise complete trial as"ei
McCULLY, CATHCART & CO.
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And if crops turn out poor, so that when
Nov. Isl comes The entire balance cannot
be paid, VIC will accept onc-half of it, and
wait until Nov. !, 1856, for the other half.
Now. come mn buyers. Our Instruments
lead the world. Our prices arc the lowest,
our terms the easiest, and We offer every
inducement that can be honestly lived up
to. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13
LITERARY NOTES.

complete edition de lure of George Eliots works is
announced for publication year by Estes Lauriat
II is TO be illustrated with echngs and photo echngs,
and will be printed plates 1t will be issued
only 10 subscribers.
volume OF Humorous Masterpieces from American
Literature is in the press OF G. P. Putnams Sons 1t
has been edited by E. Mason and begins with. Wash
ington Irving
The Putnams are about TO publish a volume OF poems
by stephen II. Thayer of the Stock Exchange
writer describes in The Art Age the curious way In
which Mr.. Andrew Lang omts his final gs and. his
Embedded his tie quotes the English author as talking
thus: WereupOn all the Inhabitants, w'ether male or
female, set up whimsical wimperlng and winning that
resembled the visiting Of w'lpcOrd wilc wiring,
much more than it did the whispering Of the stars!
Tie November Portfolio presents among many atrac-
tive papers interesting article Mr. T. Burne Jones
1t is accompanied by print of his remarkable picture
svenuss Mirror"
Some pretty little classics have lately been brought
out ~ Arthur Kinds. n. V These eompriSedelicatey
neat and artistic editions Of Charles and Mary Lambs
sTales from Shakespeare and OF Irvings Rip Van
Wrinkle" "Mutabity Of Literature" and Legends Of
Sleepy Hollow" These little volumes have many
daintinesses of makeup, and gifts will doubtless
serye the purpose of introducing these gems 10 those
who might not read them In another shape.
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NFw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
on and after November l, 1855.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rrnslelve York via and Coutland streeo
uafTs are Pits6urg and the West WITH Pullman Psiacs
cS CHIC at5f G@d Of Dining smoking and sleeping
w fnis r Fs and Eas
Centre p and md the 6ii Rssions ,..,,n.,o.
Baltimore and sne Ssutu ay eIesp, sundaV
arrive %asRastiOR 1GS a. nj re 5Sat sundG- 6i
a. m. $40 and p. m. and y night
For Atlantis cry. except tS SUNDAY J Pm;
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and ntermedate stations
E sunday. AZ m and p not stop at A'O'Ty
For 9iS Pq RalTd n g. M week days sud every
6Sg via Ray Line s.Qp e MEEK cay.
at Jersey city arordDg speedy and direct transfer O1
rI BT0SS Errye from rttsbug g. l2o m 81 sus
VS5 daily From Wssb ~ ggt9 i6 s6g d M s3nda SD
"a m $40. Q 10, 1905 p ~ from PhisdePhis 90 FAX
r.. 60 $50 1910 i20 ~ 40 2 S II ' g nj &
TU SoG $50 8i20 7o5 s05 ils5 NJ 800. o2o
900. 98j, 1905 D m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rrress rrans leave NewYork Des5rosses and Court
s iSSd StF's' f j. chaSo and wa'GngOa
ha% RsSt Aeac6 M So and 40 n.
aRq4lys' EHgTS' S G ala ng b1'a 1na ~
Trsns esving daily except sunday al 70 nH
1dn iS a. at at Trenton for 1n csmen ~.
RsaTpi99s 5rn9' lSaye 4 BFSa g. 4e 5
' M Tint EipTess and 80 m I9is Pa.
$50 go and md Il q 4 SO f fHa% 40 and
sio " rs G sss fIs:s
Gt Of sfs a@a loot Of Faitor
B sH,es station JsTssy G sEa.n Rmn'
es IKE sWYorE transfer COMPANY will call for and oHe
ds5s4. s msaa.sr General Passenger as
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

CHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FlNESE ESo ~ nav
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS ON
PLEASURE TRAVEL, ,,uv u,rsr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALL 80 - n T. NV ~
SHORE OF THE W0RLp.FAMED ~ D SON VI ~ rfNSr
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSkILi N.Y. ~ ~ ~ III
doHAWR. 80 49,. Wa, A2d,s
station rollows ..,o, foot ~ J,y.st
Sorth River. 20 minutes earlier than from i'O - "
Detroit and Chicago lOIO m, 800. $40 p !" '"u
nan sleepers through. ,,r.. s,.aners
Buffalo Rochester, 7:20. 'lO:lO a. N 'o''0' 0'
seepers and parlor cars. ,,. o1oa m seD0. $40
Ht r. and Syracuse. 100 .lOIO ll:2S m e'oo $40
n%,s,,a0a poksepse and cstskil. 1920 lolo. ll2Ss
n SSS n.srop saaseres and Albany. $40. 1910
i,16 a m $3.50. 500, % 10, -ll4O m.
sagato9a via Albany 100, 1l:25 a m oOo T. n, M
Ear Montreal and Canada East 10 M o'oo Toro,tn
Eamiiion london .l0:lO a. 900. 'e;lop' J" i0'"'
40, 10 a M, 600. $40 p. m . Sunday
.ns,y Other trains daily except .r sneammods
Pcr ,;ckes time tables paror or Stepping Ia Undson
sons or Information apply ct Offices NJ Fnltop 81,
y, shyootlyn Court st. Annex once i9o 40 sci
SawYorE Sty 81 207 POL 3lo 800 sSI sA9 IL Rorery
1ST eth-ave l46 East l2otnost 80 ;oor 4
N Ws shore stations foot OF West 45ds, al fun
Jayst North River Baggase go o} A. tcset oieea
hotels ano pes0snSo~ HENRY AoNkiI.
GAnsrl PassenG0 A3Sas
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Mem Publications..
A BRILLIANT CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
BEGINNING OF VOLUME ~.

4 BRILLIANT CHRlSIMAo NUMDGh'
BEGINNING OF VOLUME ~.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM
George William Curtis W. D. HOwels Charles Dudley war
ner william Block, Constance FenimOre Wooson, EdWih
Arnold r D. Backmore, Charles Egoer Craddock henIS
j. Van Dyke, Jun, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Brander
Matthews george H. Boughton, William Hamilton olosOh
Philippe Burty and c. P. Cranch.
ILLUSTRATED BY
F. A. Abbey c. S. Renhart George H. Boushton. A. R. A.
William Hamilton Gibson Howard Pyle, Frederic Deimah
smedley, Alfred FredeIicks P. H. Caderon and '" l.
Sheppard.
And by twelve engraviDgs from paintings by the OLD
illustrating the Nativity in Art and nine engraV'
ings Of Leon BOnyin's beautiful Aquarelles
HARPER'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
ono. 427)
FOR DECEMBER
CONTAINS:
THE MADONNA DEL GRANDUCA.
Frontspiece Engraved by W. B. CLossoN from Raphaels
Painting.
THE NATIVITY IN ART
BY the Rev HENRY j. VAN DYKE, Jun. With Engrav-
Masterpieces by Giotto Fippo Lpp Luca Della
Robbia GhTlAndajo Luni COrreggio Roger Wander Wey
LEON BONvIN.
By PHILIPPE BURTY With Nine Engravings from
Bonvin's finest AQuarelles
A WINTER WALK.
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON GIBSON. With Ten Illus
tratiODs by the Author.
SERIAL NOVELS.
INDIAN SUMMER. Part vi. BY W. D. HowELLs.
EAST ANGELS. Part XII. By CONSTANCE FEM
MORE wooLsoN.
SHORT STOKES.
THE MADONNA OF THE TUBS By ELIZABETH
STUART PHELPS. illustrated by w. I. SMEDLEf'
WAY DOWN IN LONESOME COVE. BY CHA RLEs
EGBERT CRADDOCK. Illustrated by f. DIELMAN.
wYVERN MoAT. BY GEORGE II. BoUGHToN. IL
Illustrated by the author
ESTHER FEVEREL. By BRANDER MATTHEWS.
Illustrated by HOWARD PYLE.
THE GARROTERS.
A Farce by w. D. HowELLS. Illustrated by c. 5.
REINHART.
THE RITU sANHARA. Translated from Kalidasa by
EbICKs.
AT NONNENWERTH. by WILLIAM BLACK. Illus
trated by Il. A. ABBEY.
THE WELL OF ST. JOHN. BY r. D. BLACKMORE
Illustrated hy f. II CALDERON.
Attic GRAVE OF KEATS BY c. p. CRANCH.
CHRISTMAS PAST AND PRESENT.
ByGEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
A NATIONAL CHRISTMAS.
ByCHARLEs DUDLEY WARNER.
A CHRISTMAS LAMENT.
BY FANNY ALBERT DOUGHTY. Illustrated by W. /.
SHEPPARD.
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA NoRyoLK, OLD POINT

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NoRToLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIE SCUIg. .
bHOURs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The NewYork Philadelphia Norfolk Raj road Coz nany
Fast Day and Night Express between Nen aosS
Cape Charles Trains leave Newl ORR, via PsnnsylVh
Raroai $50 M week days and daily, arriving Oh
Point Comfort p. days and 80 daily ~
and 9 a. IN. sleeping through from y ew-
YORK Cape Charles and Paror car from Philadelphia With
parOr seats aud sleeping peff can
be secured any Ticket Office OF the Pennsy vsnia "a read
(oplpsuy r. B. COOKE Gen'l Pass. aud Fre,gLt Agent
IL, w. dunno, Superintendent
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DpIADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

F66 TT OF j NLiTsERTYlsrq YoaTd RIyyER
70, TME and TkEST6S Bound
ESSte az 800 7s sI3a liS SS 4 49, io
Chestnut hui at Col1mbiasve. for Msnayunk. Consho-
CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trsins p,,r, Ninth and Green ,t..
Hss' s5 s i'r ESP fH i5S ,Ss
$3.50 500 800 H iSs a1HD o. 551 5 aHs
HA sVERA fE4L e and Penn,
For I&iftIfhMsR9RT sUNBgRY k5FTESsBgES and
For ,a a aJ5 % SUN sundnys $50 % iOO Low NV
For ORR 2tt TGS At 400 44S sts loo. $780,
g:T s ppffs4Sy q 100 s4s H.
For o SIL6Es!RAEfa 5 ana % Sundays at 80
For For PREFSH at at 7 So 49, 5 H. $780, s
fS St i6 7d6 ss5 NJ 100 lS6 ss5 5i' sunday
For e. foN at 1900 1900 $40 100 I;Sg ~ 400
For OH eGfH BRIDGE BRASCH at 400, s45 NJ 400
For ~ MINGToN 100 s45 a. No. 100, $780, AGO. 1870.
500 $50 p ~ sundays Y i'S8 Zoo s45. 1880 11l5a
For 100, TO, 80 S45 800 1870, BOO 800 5i5 600
$50 90, $50, $40. lO:Sop m Sundays 4;OO' 9'O'"
rqi iS S sS 7 Ios 81: s soS 81 80 si
$50 600 S9 49, 49, a. Sa SS 86 800
For SYC G no? B ss0 3Go 6PjGAN GROVE Sc n RAIN
100 loo 400 i:G tss g.. 60 M D. H. SUN
DAYS eTGept ocean SrGYe oo AZ No. $50 400 500 500
rlPI r LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 800
For &Ti4NTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRlDGEroN -
4:3O q. m, Loo p. NJ.
NFw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No g, North River via sandy Hook COX vcu
For uHWdhb IONS RIVER and BARNEGAT 400p ~
xdS be 9D s iso' s5 s
I'y1sdway $50 1877 and 74o 6thave Rivngtons ~.
r. IL and y Greenwich l6s 20s East tn's 1oo2
b1o Rowelv and principal hotels in Ne"-foIk 10y II
Brookyn at 90 tOurt--t. l07 Broadway 80 9oo III
4onat 2iO 37q Manllattanave In Ho0oken goa tsilk
z transfer company Will call for and check bag
gage from hotels residence 10 destination >,oc1,
J. +. WOO ITEM, - =, - ". n T,.Lot 4 ct
General Manager - . Gen. iass unn L.O.
II. p BALDWIN. G. L. T. Agt, llS Liberty ~, y. :.
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LECTURES INTRODUCTORY TO THE STUDY
OF TIE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTION.

by 4. V. DICEY. b. G. L.,
Of the Inner Temple BarrsteratLaw vneran Professor
OF English Law. svo, s. 80.
In dealing with guiding principles which pervaGe
the Of England the aim OF the author
been provide students with manual which
press leading principles their minds In further
this design the doctrines which the foundation
existing Constitution not only emphasized but
English oOnsttuonalism is constantly illustrated by
parsons between 1t and the ,ttutonasm the
hand of the United states and the other OF French
public.
New Novel by the author of The Heir Of RcdclyGe"
NUTTIE'S FATHER.
By CHARLOTTE NJ YoNGE. author Of 1.-THE Heir OF
RedcyGe" &c. &C. 12mo. 81 So
Dstingushed all her works. for high tone 1t
might put into the hands Of any child and there
sufficient in it TO interest children Of larger growth
ACADEMY.
Nothing issuing from the pen OF Miss could fail
find welcome from American readers."- Church Record
of the safest and wisest stories written
and interest Her admirers both young and old
plumber the thousands IN This country and iu
England ~ ChurchmaD.
Anew Story by the author Of Carrots"
"US": AN FASHIONED STORY.
BY Mrs. MOLEswORTH, author OF L" Carrots" Cuckoo
Clock" &c, SC. lGmo 81 25.
are glad that Mrs Moesworth has returned to
English nursery while she has contrved TO introduce
charm by calling back to life the when Pamela
not an impossible name. - Churcbman.
"sinoe the days Of George Eliot left whose
touch exquisite and mastery whose love thorough
y according knowledge whose bright invcn.
tiOn Is fruitful truthful delightful Moles
worthS"--lA. c. Swinburne.
The English Citizen series.-New Volume
THE PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION OF
CRIME.
by Colonel Sir EDMUND DuCANE X C. B.. Surveyor.
General ETC., Of Prisons. l2mo, 81.
Full Of nteres ting and useful informationst Jamess
Gazette.
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.l
OFFICE AZ MALLsT., NEw-l DIRK, oct LIST, 1886
NOTICE to the Stockholders of the Chicago,
v Milwaukee and ST. PAM Railway Company
The Board Of Directors Of this company meeting held
the Goth day OF september, 1850 resolved fifty
thousand shares OF the preferred capital stock OF the
pany and 10 offer 10 sell the and preferred stock
holders pro amount OF the equal ~ 10
per centum of the present capital stock.
Notice hereby given that all stockholders who APP
pear Of record VIII be entitled 10 subscribe their rata
said preferred stock amount equal 10 per cenum Of
their holdings provided they Written notice the
Office OF The company IN New York or before the 10Th day
November 1885 that they viii take SAID stock
on or the 5th day Of December Stockholders
who fail such notice who fail pay
said stock at the time stated will forfeit their right fake
certificate for the fraction of share will be- issued but
receipt viii lie given when il make for the
which receipts viii be nDsierabe without Endorsement and
will convertible into certificates Of stock when presented
IN sums Of 100 or multiples thereof
JULIUS WADsWORTH, Vice President.
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WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, R. I.
" Leave Grand Central Depot as follows;
At q n, arrvlnc In Newport ~ 22b ,. n.
A. m. arriving in NEWPORT q $50 p n
drawing care attached 70 both tTpiQA .
THEODORE WAhREN, bapk
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Commencing June 20 ISsH
through trains will ieave Grand Central Depot
IS IA Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
ina room to Rochester, Adams aud Montreal
sl;5Oa Fast Limited Chicago and st. Louis Fxpress
with dining cars, stopping at Albany Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and eo
arriving at Chicago 900 m, Cincinnati 7:55 No. and ST
Louis TAO y. N. next day.
1850 . nicaso rxpress drawing room to Canaan.
I'll m. Western New-York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars.
$3.50 p. M, Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars To Saratoea Ft. Edward and Glcns
Falls Saturdays only
D. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
6p Chicago and ST. Louis Express with slice
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
cago ami ST Louis.
6S0p M Express with sleeping Syracuse asd 70
Auburn road, and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal
t9:l5 Pacific with sleeping for Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit
to Watertown OGDEN burg dali except SATURDAY.
Has Night Express, with seepngcars 10 Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the
for the North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot 25thst and 4thave
and at WestcOtts Express Oces Parkpace Broad
way iS5 and 942 Broadway and 02 West 25tnst, New
York. 333 Washington and 3O Futonsts BROOKLYN and 70
9TH at, Williamsburg
dra wing and cars can DO
procured any the ticket Offices NewYork City and
1873 Washing ton ST. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
these trans daily All Others daily except Sunday.
THESE trans stop at Harlem Q2jthst and 4thave).
b j. NJ. T0UCEY D. NJ. KENDRTCK,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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departure s W.
A TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
4 Fare 81 ooi EXCURSION, GOOD Do RING SEASON
~ 90 berth included Steamers SARATOGA CITY Oh
Troy leave Pier a. N r. foot Chrstophers daily eIcept
saturday at p m Sunday steamer touches at lbany
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKTT
6o1nwa MMoSNIAuNs snSiag a; Srsnstpns West Point,
Gs9pus cSnnectng WITT Ulster and Delaware stony Cove
kiMSSToN and JAMES w. BALDWIN leave every
weekday at p m, pier foot OF Hsrrfson-st N n
except saturdays wher City OF Kingston leaves m 80
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Il NEW.YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFoRDR .
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner 1872 Est and
Lmconave near Third Avenue Bridge arem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroad) daily except
Sundays. at 645, 700, 9l0 1000 1855 O. M 2:in SSS
44C $40, $40 and 500 m for Port Morris Casanova
(0ak Point, Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest Wesr
Chester Timpson's Bay Chester Pelham Bay tciy
New Rochelle with trains for all poins the Of
1he NewYork New.Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Lane Divisionsi NewCanaan Middletosn
Britain and sufhed Branches and all points
East.
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions q. 1910 A. m. iaily, except Mondays
Sunday trains fol- New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions 200 and $50 the aiT
New-Roc With trains TO Grand Centr depot and
Stamford