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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14


We desire TO attract attention TO our su.
pefb stock Of the above goods, for never be-
fore have we had such an excellent nssort-
ment Of styles and shades at such very low
prices.
LADIES' G-button length silk Mitts. lace
wrists, In Brown, Ecru, Tan, Pink, White.
Cream, and Black, well worth S7xc.,
only SIC. Per Pair.
Ladies' s-buiton length Pure SILK Mitts.
handmade, lace wrists, in Cardinal, Cadet
Blue, Gold, Ecru, Brown, Cream and Black,
Only 76c. Per Pair.
Ladies' i2.button length Pure SILK Mitts,
handmade, glove finished, lace wrists, in
Gold, Ecru, and Tan. This line has been
reduced from
8l.25 20 800 Per Pair.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

On and after June 20 we will CLOSE OUR STORE
ON SATURDAYS AT O'CLOCK, 10 as to give
our Salesladies a little recreation.
BY examining our Stock Of Novelties you will be
amply repaid So
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

talk win the appointment clerk IN one OF the De-
partments:
"There is almost nothing more peculiar than the
way In which papers into this ofricen said the
clerk. "Here you see one that IL printed IN PAM
phlet form. That Is not uncommon, but II Is some
what expensive. Here is fellow who has been to
store and paid dollar for scrap-book and pasted
his papers In II. That, also, Ia somewhat common
form. See what lot Of them there are Here Ia
and the Democratic Senator follows, while several
members OF Congress, college presidents, ministers
OF the Gospel and fnally the citizens Of his town
quite generally Here lisa petition drawn up by some
fellow who has a reputation as a scribe. See the
ornamental handwriting
Let's see! what place IL that7"
only call your attention TO the ornamental hand
writing. The poor candidate probably paid ten dol
lars for that while should much rather have kicked
the man who wrote II II II were mine"
Here IL an Interesting way 10 put papers to-
eetner,p said the same speaker opening line mo-
Tocco-bonnd book. "All the papers Of this applicant
are bound in this book. He felt certain that this
would fayoraby attract the attention OF the Presi-
But ihis Is the most common way in which
papers come in.
AS he spoke he united large bundle OF dirty
greasy petitions and letters which had come In by
mail.
Sin all the rush and push Of the past three months
we have received but one get of papers that were
really fine. They were all folded exactly alike and
tied neatly together as square an brick Here they
are, each one you see has an endorsement In type
writer on the outside neat red Ink ruling, and
Iitle summary OF the contents OF each paper for
ready reference"
II Is no wonder, whea one sees how much trouble
these applicants have been TO In getting recon-
mendations that they feel disappointed when they
"No tina, Ia 30 but 1t Ia one Of the necessaf chances
OF seeking 0iilce you Know They can't all succeed.
The fellows who fall, OF course Will send for these
bound volumes and hand them down AZ heirlooms
10 their children
Some time since the President found that during
the week business constantly accumulated. His
time was greatly occupied with callers. certain
amount OF time had TO be given each day 10 various
matters Of routine. and finally when he got TO the
end OF II small accumulation OF matter was left
over. In the business-like habits that have ever
governed his life he has made II pon TO inlsh the
work OF one week before beginning that OF another
and no Saturday has been reserved absolutely for d
clearDg-up day
The various members Of the Cabinet finally have
decided 10 follow the plan. but II don't work
very Binoo'Ely all around. Forinsance aiiorneys
who have Important business to transact with the
Department OF Justice don't always deslre to walt
over I'LL Monday but they are told that they do
So
A funny Incident occurred at the Department OF
Justice yesterday. The man who runs the elevator
ID an old soldier. lie knows what an order means
and when he was told not 70 let any one up he didn't
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

1t isa pleasure to note that some OF the leading
dry goods merchants Of New York have decided to
give their employees half holiday on Saturdays
during the summer, though, owing to the fact that
Saturday is the great shopping day OF the week and
that great numbers of wage earners do their buying
Saturday evening, the closing cannot be made gen.
eral. Indeed, n the clerks need half holiday 1t
would be better to take it in the middle OF the week.
10 any one who has much shopping to do 1t Is a
source OF wonder that the clerks endure the heat
OF the stores and the constant work,
and still preserve such degree Of health, splrts
and politeness. BY all means give them few hours
during the week besides Sunday to recuperate and
enjoy themselves.
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SILK MITTS
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

THE
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

"Postmaster General Villas is on hand very
promptly at . O'Clock every morning." said one Of
his assistants yesterday. "From that time till noon
he is crowded with callers Some of them have
story as long as your arm, and 1t don't amount to
much when stold. Such people seem to think that
the more of the Secretarys time they can take the
better 1t Is for their chances. ON the other hand
there are great many who call in that way who
would much better have filed their papers and
walked away. They tire everybody out"
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

zone OF the best things my examination into the
subject Of bogus butter has done," said Dr. Thomas
Taylor the microscopist of the Agricultural Depart
men, sis the driving of all the venders of poor but
ter from the streets. They have become thoroughly
terrified, and some OF them have confessed that the
stun they sold was the worst Of mixtures. expect
to keep careful record Of all the analyses make
and In forthcoming report to the Department
shall give the best breeds of cattle for milk and the
localities from which the best butter is received
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-06-14

"The public in general seem to have but small
idea how many otnces have changed hands during
the past three MONTHS said Appointment Clerk
Higgins. "There have been great many thousand
Democrats put in and as many THOUSAND Republl.
cans put out"
"wil there be any special departure at the end Of
this month";"
"Why should there be?"
"oh, II is the end OF the fiscal year, you know"
"Yes, know 1t is, but we are moving along as
fast as we know how all the while, and cannot see
why there should be any difference then"
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
Relief from FIRST AppIi-
C11iOM.

When person has suffered the
untold agonics of rheumatism and
neuralgia twenty-five years, WHEN
physicians have failed, and when =
linilnrnt cures Mt one application,
the fact ought to cause thinking
people to pause and consider if a
bottle of it ought not to he in i'm
mc,liate readiness in every house
hold for .nstan. cure of the aches
and pains that aiiliot mankind.
Such was the evidence of G.. NJ.
Sanders, of Madison, Ala, and there
are volumes OF other testimonials Of
a like character to certify that
"Mans6eld's Magic Arnica I.ini-
meut" is the best, the par excel
lenoe of all pain killers. Sold by
druggists, and prepared by the
Mansfield Medicine Co, Mcmphis,
Tenn. l2-9-tt.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

A recent paper tells of the open
ing of a saloon in quiet Ohio viii
lagc, which has for many years been
free from such establishments. This
raises the question, Whose boys?
a saloon can no more be run with
out using up boys than Touring
mill without wheat, or a saw mill
without logs. The only question
is, Whose boys--yonr boys or mine
= -our boys or our neighbors? Will
YOU give your husbands and sons,
or must other women give their
husbands and sons, that the mill Of
ruin may grind on? How long will
Christian people sleep over these
things?-S. Z. r., in Christian
Standard,
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

The King Of All! The New I'M
proved, Light Running New Home.
The Simplest and most Durable Ma
chine in the World; will last Life
time; never ont of order; the Best
sett OF Attachments ever Invented
for Rnilling. Shirring, Plating, &C.,
accompanying each Machine. A
thing of beauty and JOY forvcer.
CHARLES GoonRicu,
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
Road Notice.

Notice IL hcr,by given that l and Others
will at the Jnly Term, 1885. of the County
Court Of Miss Co., present n petition to said
Court for County Road, running from
shawnee Village 10 Pecan Point, as fellows;
Commencing Al the store house at shawnee
Village, running through the gate at the old
Gin House, from there via F"nvill.'s house
through the iIazrlwood place, from there BY
Archie King. to Pecan Point on the line be-
tween. Lind-ley aad Friend.
This 18th day Of May, 1855. '.
J W FoNviELE.
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$1,000 Reward.

The Town Council of the Incor-
porated Town OF Osccola will pay a
reward Of Fifty Dollars for the re-
turn Of the two books known as the
."AIinuie Book" aud "Digest of the
Ordinances" of the Incorporated
Town of Osceola, made, published
AID kept prior to April eth, 1881,
or twenty-five dollars (s25,O0) each
for said books upon delivery of
same to NJ. Heinz, Recorder Of sal!
town. J. o. BLAcKwooD, Mayor,
NJ. Heinz, Recorder.
James Listcu, ". ID. Jones, a..
Is. Fiells, Ben. II. Bacchus, Alder
mei.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
THE APPEAL FOR 1885.

The advent Of the Democratic party 20 power
on the 18th OF March will invest. the. APPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration of Cleveland and the current
events for the year 1855 will be the most i'm
portant In the history OF the country. and the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times 1t viii
remain st,adfas,ly Democratic, aad having
laith Ia til, honesty OF Democrats. and hcliev-
ing that the combined wisdom OF the party,
rs expressed IN its National aud state Con-
yentions. is wiser than the,lactious utterances
Of individuals, it will cling to It's party instead
Of following the chronic fault FLINDERS. Com
Ing events will mark IN era of Unprecedented
prosperity in the South, and The APPEAL will
10 all 1t can to develop and build up the ma
terial interesisioi the country. the great, grand
and glorious future OF the South, and in wiping
oat all sectional prejudices. During thu
eyentfnl wear 1885 Its columns VIII be filled
with the latest obtainable information /, has
engaged the services Of regular correspondent.
atWashingtOn, New Orleans and all other i'm
portant points and viii continue to advance
Its place among the PR grcssive Journals Of
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
Important to Rupturcd
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure M'rg
Co, of Ogdensburg, n. y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case Of rcducible
Hernia with their Remedies,
TuE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send Gjcts for free
book ON Rupture or ask your drug
isl for tlr Rcmodv.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
-- -.

nm \ Locker.'s Iron Tohic Syrup makes
'ich. red. htnlthy blood Health, blood M kos
healthy nen and Wunon For this reason the
Iron Tonic syrup Is the best for weak dc'icatr
f,mars They all say affcr they take II g.
while ~ feel like = bran new person. Also
uae the to ic Tor loss of appetite, indigestion
general debility and rs blood purifier. 81 "a
bottle ut a. 4 MATTHEW'S.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
MANHOOD
AND
Sexual Power
by thc uaS OF
NERWTTAt

Thousands Of cases o. Ncrvuus Debility
mont i and physical weakness lost manhood,
HVryuns prustraiipu, results ui inhiscrriuns,
oNrpssh1 or any Cdusc. cured BY Ncry iia NJ
rom"dy eyer offered Ia the afflicted ins met
with such unprecedented suucrss II has no
equal TOR curing all forms OF NrIvoUs WASTE,
kxItAuS1inN, IEBILtTY on DECAY. lis beue-
HCial U'iCc's are lnm ediaicly pcrcep'iblc; in
a lew weeks after commencing its use feeling
of renewed yigor and Strength is apparent. II
effects II prompt and radical cure, and il the
only safe AZ a riiectuHi rentdy knoan lur cur
inp all forms of Nervous Debility from any
cau-e, Its Effects are perina. rnt. No ISatter
now ai,gi awaited your case, how many RENEE
dies y.u have tried, or how many doctors have
failed when the disease has bafle1 the
skill OF the nblest physicians, when melancholy
and despair have taken the place Of hope, and
the world looks blank and dreary, Ncrvita
will inspire new He and Permanently cure
body and mind II, 72I casts cured ny it, use
in 1884. STRING Iaith that h viii cnrc every
case prompts me 10 send n trial package On
receipt Of 10 cents for postage, etc Name
this paper.
Dir. A q. oLIN. Box 2i2, Chicago. H.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

Rev. Mr.. Lloyd, the presbyte-
rian minister sent to minister to the
spiritual wants Of the flocks located
at Fulton, Tenn, Nodena, Ark, and
Osceola, arrived here last Thursday,
and at once entered upon the dis
charge of his duties. He will make
Osceola his home. lie will preach
tomorrow evening at the Union
Church. All are respectfully invited.
We do not recommend Bile
Beans" to cure all the ills human
flesh is heir To, hut we know they
are superior in every respect, as a
cathartic and corrector of the liver,
to pills and liquid liver regulators.
One "bean" is a dose. They do
not gripe, sicken the stomach or
weaken the system. Try them once
and YOU will never be without them.
Sold by druggists aud medicine
dealers at 20 cents per bottle.
For colds, coughs, bronchitis, asthma.
huruirg and ti'kiing in the throat aud lungs,
amt pHius in the chrft. use hin Lockerts :
Compound Licorice Cough syrup " cents a
bottle az druggist. samples free For sale 10y
4. A. MATTHEWS,
Let the bread of afiiction he
given me to eat, take from me the
friends of old age, let the hut of
poverty be my dwelling-place, let
the wasting hand of disease be laid
upon me, let me walk in tho whirl-
wind, live in the storm; let the
passing away of welfare be like the
flowing of a stream, and the shout
of my enemies like rain on the wa
ters; when ] speak good let evil
come on me. Do sll this, but save
me, meroiful God, save me from the
bed of drunkard. And rs shall
answer to thee in the day of judg-
mcnt, | wonld rather be the veriest
sot that ever rcelcd through tho
streets, than ! would he the man
who sold him his liquor for month
--GOuth.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
lnRssortaHt.

when ynH y,sil ar ',ayr Nrw York, awe
Ba.nsnre txpfr-.Ri.c ant tarjiasc illi.' and
stop n the Grand Bn,un ltotc. opposite Grsnd
Jcntral Depot.
t.isgant rooms h'tcd up at 4 cost Of one mil
lion aoilaTs. rcdnrod TO si.uO aud upwards per
hay Enfop.an plan. Elevator. Restaurants
supplied W Ia the ho,t Iiprsp car-; sincc and
elevated nslruad 3" All dcpuis Families can
live bcttr, for less mon"y ~ ia. Grand Union
Hotel than az any Other hr-t-rlass hotel in ih.
city
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

NO0O 000u presents given away Send
.XXl Ill \ los c'nis posiasc, and ty mad
VuUU'UUUytu will act hpo package al
goods of large value, that viii start you IN
work that will At ouce bring you In money fast
er than anything Use in America. a about
the 500 900 in presents WITH each box Agents
wanted every Nhtre. q ther sex Of all ages,
for Us at their own h,ascs,. iausue. f,l.gil
Workers absolutely assured Dnn't delay. H.
uALLE1r 4 Cv Portland. aIaihc. A
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
WARNING ORDER.

N JUSTICE OF lnE PEACE COURT.
J w Rhodes, Agent, Plaintiff,
vs.,
J. =. Harrcli. Defendant.
The defendant = 9. nagreii. Is hereby
vagtcii TO atpcHr in til- our; wi,hin thirty
as.s ard answer the complain ei iat pil.suf,
} " Khodes, agvn,.
soiden Lake, Ark. .. May y,,h., iss,.
$50 q. II . SMITH, T.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

For colds, ughs, bronchitis, asthma.
buruirg and tickling in the throat aud lungs.
amt paius IN the eheft, use Rill Lockerts
Compound Licorce Cough syrup ~ cents n
bottle a; druggist. samples free For sale 10y
4. A. MATTHEWS
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

Miss lone Lynch, Of Blythes-
vile. came to Osceola yesterday,
was examined, and granted GER
ti6cate, and win be assistant in the
Blythesville school.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bilc Beans" to his
friend who makes some complaint
of feeling badly or bilious, or out of
sorts. 1t is good indication that a
great many people are using these
goods. They certainly are an ex-
cellent remedy.
We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for s2,lO
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

"A communication from Rev.
W. ii. Barkesdale IS unavoidably
crowded out of this issue, owing to
its length, and the late hour in
which IT was received. We will
try and make room for it in our
next.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

Rev. II. r. Blythes, Of Chicka-
sawbA, has gone to kentucky, and
may visit California before he re-
turns home.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

Fee Rheumatic or ncuralgic pains In eyes.
forehead. cara, tscth. gums, limbs or bowels,
use NcVrsiine. b cents. Fof sale BY
YErT r. A MArrurws
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

Mrs. b. II. Bacchus is on the
sick list.
The Osceola times., 1885-06-06

We arc indebted to Secretary
Of State, E. B. Moore, for copy of
the Acts and Rc.olutions OF the Cen
eral Assembly.
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G. q. HANCOCK J. H. WOOD , ,
0P. Il n. A. y. d. X. X. X u r. A. y. fs ~

NEW -HAyEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN Yus q H. NOHTHhM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peeh Sip Pier NO rs +. ", at D. SUNDAYS eXcepe;
ana IN M m (St,n6ays inc ue Connecting New haven
with special trains MEHIDEN. IiAkIFoRD hPfI 40
HELD HOiYOS Tickets s0ld and bsggaxe checked
. 9A broadway. N. Y. audi Courtst. Brooklyn EIcur
sion TO New.uaveD 81 o.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
4 FINE DAILY EXCURSION

4 FINE DAII1 EACUKSIUN
UP THE HUDSON to NEwBURG AND RETURN.
Steamer JAMES T. BRETT from PIER daily SUNDAYS OK
cepted) Ii an from West 2ls,-s a Ilj landing 40
Youkc West Point, Cold spring AMI co nwill
hsturnng Sewburg evening t-asuriays
ceDIe 0coc cycursi niss onr 10 hours as
West and Sewburg Faro soc: Excursion rickets
returning day c. EXCLUSION Tickets to return by
HUI sou River H. Il. 10 West Point 81 to Newbury II IS
special rates TO parties delightful evening sail down he
Hudson.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBIk TRACK LINE FOX BpsiNEss OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOX BUSlNESS OR
-. PLEASURE TRAY Ill. 49,. ,u.x,. .,,,.s.,
The WEST SHORE ROUTE ~ ALoNo THE WET
ABOUND FOOTHILLS or CAr5k!LL MOUNTAINS IN
EHn nD IHdROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY w THE
On and alter July q 1885, trains will leave West 42ds1
statJn foi0ws
downtown station iootof Jay.st
hor Iyer ~ minutes earlier rBan rom 100, VI Nostf
Detroit and Chicago. 'l0l0 a me- $40 'oio ~ run
81 Isuis $40 - 10 D. m. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rochester 720
Utica and Syracuse. f:so Hold iiilo a m '6lo $40
niguand Pohsspsie sangsrtes and Albany 1910 1920
.EewDurg. Kingston and catskiiL 'l2lO. 'HzV. 0Oo
10lc, ILL a. M %. Az $40 q: % y. NJ.
Saratoga specials. 300 lib q. w. 8: m
Lake George. IL 10 Satnfoays univ, 3:top ~,
kaztersklL Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station Pnb.
H Rc y H. Buns, psrlor cars 70 Sr and
psisnviIe Cairo Mountain House station 'i2lo. 7;2o
Fcr Montreal and Cs5ada last u, 800 a IN. 6sl0 p
Hamilton. LONDON. 1910 u '6l0 'Sslo y m Toronto
sDsily Other trains daily except sunday.
tapes sor or sisepns car sccommod
p Station HoboEen ~ HUI son-sI, Brooklyn Courtst
Enpex ONCE foot OF fulton ST., New YORK cry y 2O1 kd
70 y64 $751; $40. lao 1898 BROADWAY ISI Vthave i45
80 l2Sthst ga Bowery and West shore stations 1908
west I'D st. hot Of Jaysty North RIVER. bSxfaye
ed Tor AID checked from hoess and Lesidences OrterA
- Broadway General Passenger Agent
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Che Curt.
Cost ano touno

OST or STOLEN Bank book No. 172, 963,
issaed BY German Saym'. Bank OF New'iors TO John
sanr and requeste. liver To bank. 4thst aud
ltavc II not restored August 1850. application VIII
be made for dupiicase.
OsT.-Bank Book No. 139. 500 on Dry
IL Dock Savings Bank Any persona having claims upon
sad BOOK called upon 20 present the Same 70 the
the bald book Vial DO declared cancelled
and extingushed aud Issued IN leu thereof
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loat0 Gno Rooms rOante0.

WANTED ON or about Oct. l. bv family
cpns- INK 81 gentleman and two chi drcn. board
for tAc o'ao between ia and th q nnd ~ n
gton will par aun three be ifoonis
private ~ mast Le giVcn and
CURED pIivs house prefers. Add
CuAltLIs A.. Box 1904 p. o.
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Eetlnres an0 mesilngs.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A stated quar-
~ tey meeting will be held on thursday August g. 1885.
at o clock D. Ia It's rooms IN q ~ oi AZ st,rp 90
&. *. l. SER, w. H. uEHMEKH b. N
Recording Secretary. President
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GO TO The WHITE MOUNTAINS


uy tho dlect al-rai daylight route special East ex
press train With parlorcars VIII, GA AM attSr yuae ~
leave st iiiob. Newioi via n. " n. H. AM H. X X.
daily Sun excepted at D. IS m running through 10
Eabyans without chan arriving at destination at 100
NJ at White River yanc,on and
M Weils RIVER for MONTREAL. NEWPORT. QUEBEC,
etc ASK for Conieccut Siver Line Folder a principal
ticket offices par0r-cas be secured advances
al d. H. office a. e. station or by adrcssng b.
mail or telegraph m ,,ruosrr.,
q p and r. A.. N. y. N. II. and IL. Il L.. 4th-aye and
42d.st. New.York city.
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IDOpTrI,AR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and The Fast All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trins daily excepte to Boston ~
m fparor car atached) and D. N with palace sleep
g cars Sundays at ~ with palace se ep cars
cars attached p. M arrives at Ne~porta 2 y m ,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -Jth>Ei
S,e I'f Pes eaTe and lr Syacs $50 $50 $50
s:so $40 $50 p IN. i2midnight Sundays T. a m and
NsSret. spring Valley and MOnscy7 lol m. A5o p m
Sundays > a m
IRE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
Of trans irom chamSc.t Depot From
81. 10 minutes earlier ,>
coaches 70 BDchamton. Elmira hornsilsw e. bnlso
Nigara tans and suspension ardse sleeping Coachos
s Po,alni 7 o %cmIcA5o %S6', ST; Lys
H bi9 hXhhEs AID no
ExFA fBAhsE E9s FS s TNE bR Ss H.
ssff SEssd5HSsSTI ssS Z H. AsO
Chicago E.rsss ,F tss wes Bin SG
Ims o. faaa N PsS aa1 rss ann
Rutherford and Passae 4S i4s 72o 80 go o lo2oa m
SS Snrsf SUNDAY: SiS a5 $50 ie2o las $50 7o
7s Ss go 1879 1910 Il noon ana '
;nsdn ss sun isy: ss 7S0 1920 Lab $3.50 7'5
y sn m Psse.on via Newark Gas $50 10 3o
1880 $40 SIS" $40 100 70 A. end md y as midnight Sat
$40 io so ss 1880 og and S Il Midnight sundays $40 @
go %a h4 i.5 3 .S "pq M SUNDAY, sis
Newburg ana cornwall 1850 m $50 1870 Gp m sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery o m a;Sop m
Gohen G:is 100 lc;2o IN $3.50 r. 80 +:3o 800
p%y,a ssnSaH 14 rs SIS $50 5g1 = as
$50 9 , Ssw Sg n go M r a.s a4S
Port Jefvts 44J Il 1920 a o04 80 $3.50
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Minutes nj Sunday s e9dT TO ls sTs thirty
eie and h. DIaw1 ne Room ana
4 ;s 1ss %s'5 :ss. T. No.
TIpress trains tho West IN NewYork at 7lo
':So li2 HIN ABSofT oenT Pass'r Agent New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29

REBATE CONTRACT.
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money paid me- hundred dollar- then am bound ny
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