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Drink the Pilsener Cablnet.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03

roct, Pun and Fiat scaris OF all designs,
at Belsinger's, "a whitaker street.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03

Open front. full Dress Shirt, az Bolsln.
gers, q Whitaker streot.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
Wnnd and Hlnci,s
Goodnes.. Gracion. DIG.

For sale by r. b. CASsELs, Taylor and Eas
Broad streets. Telephone 7T.--4dp.
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Seek Tic Pilsener Cabinot.--AdU.
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Beware OF imitation OF tilsener Cabi
net.-Adu.
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WEDNESDAY.

Elizabeth Weihers vs.. j. II. Tanner, ad-
ministrator. Richards & Hayward for plain
tin; j. j. Abrams for defendant.
Frank Il. Brennan, vs.. Fannie +. Brennan.
Richards Il Hayward for plaintiff, Garrard
Y Melarim for defendAnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

1rvRnpooI oct 3O-l23Jp. m-CottOa steady; Miiln-
vpIandS 6l4 Mbhllng Orleans 5ieL; sdes-IoOo bales
Including bales for SPECULATION ana export iSGeps
i5UOJ bales inelutng 1920 blts Ametlctn Futures
dnII Urlands Middins clause. October delivery IL
Odd; also lOG4d do October and N9yenbe' deigcry
a6id do November AID December delivery, H-64' 90
Iecer r and January delivery E64d; no. January ana
afr 4,,sd 90 March April delivery l7dId do
J,ns delivery, 2Gji'l. also 27tid 40 ooo
Weekly-saes week $1,000 bales; AmeIl ,oOoDO
bales forwarded sips side direct TO sumner 1000
laes actual export 800 bales total receipts O3OOO bales
American bales total .tcCk, OJOOD Oas
.I4OOO amount Of cotton aioat 2OoOOO Dses Amen
Teniers for devey todays clearing 1900 bales new
docket. ,- ,..o. u,..,-. ,ro,oo,a T ~
Middllng clause delivery IL 6d sellers DO Oe-
tsbcr and November delivery, S04d buyers 90 Noyenl
snd JANUARY delivery. S-G4i buycrs 40 January aud
February dtvey lOC4d buyers dc February an March
IS6ld sellers: do. April ahd Nav delivery 2j-OId.
brycrs do MAY aud June delivery 24.6id value.
GALVESTON, oct. 3OCOtton easy: Mddiing " liz; Low
zS;9 oaies Exports Coastwfs $3.50 bales sales LAG
WeeEy~Ne gross receipts l66s7 bales; Exports 10
Great fjtaln ljAO bales 10 tue Continent 4G54 bales
Coastyise / l. 1888 bales sales l.. 100 bales 1900
SAVANNAH, Oct. SO-Cottou quiet Middng l5-lti Low
kIidtling Sa: Good Ordinary. llG; and gross
eeints bales; Exports COastwise, 30l3 bales sales
l.aO1 bales stock. 02.O2 bales o,-,
Weekiy-Net receipts Al 500 balesi gross $3.50 bales
F.ports TO France 100 BALES TO the Continent 1890
bales: CoaStMisc, 5C99 BALES sales $500 bales.
NEw.ORLEASs. Oct. 3d--COttOn weak; MddliEg, . ll6
Low MiddIrg 9lG; Good Ordinary. 5-l6 net receipts
SAB hass gross O.SO3 bales Exports TO France. 500,
bales the Continent 52lO bales safes 1000 bales stool
WSclly~Net receipts 10 SCI bales sG,457 bales
FIpris Great Britain 1904 bales to Franco, A5S
10 inc ontuo3t 81 as bales Coaswlse esO6 Oaes sales
Correction Exports Coastwiso october "a should hay
been 1852 bales 18th. 700 bales
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
rIE BEST CONsTRUCTE AND FINEST FQulPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LIN FOR BuslNESs oI'
TRAVEL.

ruE BEST CONSTRUCTS. AND FINEST FQU itFH'
DOUBLE TRACK Lin FOR BUslNE>s ol'
PLEASUk TRAVEL. ,,,,, lunar
THE WEST SHORE RoUE Is ADM TIE of ~ r.
SHORE OF THE WORLD-AMED III DnoN ~ ~, IN IN
AROUND FOOTHILLS OICArSKiLL MOO ~ ~ :;
I'M THROUGH DEAUtFUL VALLEY OF ihH
uUnAWk. 800 49,, -, ,.ouo xysxt sahss
Ha'on a. We from new do,,oru station foot CT st
North River. 20 minutes ener ui" 'i"'" '''
'2ds, and Chicago .lOlo n .eOo $40 p PAD
ran eee9erS through. g., $500.
AZ Louis 5000. sa:lO T. M lllo An siccPce:o 40 70 IN
Buffalo Rochester 7:2o. 'sIO a. IN o'Vo' ''VF'
slccpcrs and paror cars. a., IAN. -, .cno .sl0
Suspension Bridge, NlhSara MS 'lV'"~ IL N'
IN , svroeu,c. 72o -no. HIPS a. m. 600 $40
pn,un,oDs pos..ps,e and tskiil .7.2o. Io.lo. li91
m Y:5S, $40. III 40 p w $780, .-,n .lnla
Sewburg Kingston sangeru ana ntoany' '''S' ~
,i.ob A M; 800 900, --1.Iu tso y ~. d.
Saratoga via ALBANY I:xO, ~ a. ~. o:oV r. n ~
For Montreal and Canada Es 20 "; o'Vu u %o.osa
Hamilton, London, so;lo q. lft'Oo' 'e'i"P' "'
.IO,lu a NJ, J0O ~ r. IN. s,,sav
.ra,y other trsns daily srt Suhusy, car scc,mn,lA
For tickets time tables pafloi Nprp5 10 IucsSa
lions or Information apply AZ de' az ,oi az lttVnsfi
A. Brooxyn Court ST. AM or VI 1G0 / ln sri
Ncw York CitI ~ 2ot, -vt;f IStS.., ibaLa Ijouesy
1nI Sorth River. Bsggafas1 i.r asi cscs sss s.s
hctels zhd rsslusS'e~ HENRY NONhAl
0sssrS PnassasM Aacss
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

II was another day of moderate dealings in
ii, n. the Consolidated Exchange yesterday and the e1-
rene range OF prices confined to less than cent
Ab the Only feature to be noted in the speculation
was the firm tone shown but this may be credited to an
,nc-e,sed short interest among the floor traders. and
the effect. ALSO OF The oil city Derriek'S pre-
ur,narv report OF development work In
the oil country, which failed to be as
hor,sh "a was expected The general bulish features
~ The commodity remain unchanged and the contest
nrer nricrs at the Exchange appears to be purely
enecatiye affair." the probable outcome OF which Is at
he moment puzzling the shrcwdest observers. The
market ended strong and carrying ratesie from 30 TO
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
soltdated Exchange as follows:
Oncninc 1898 Lowest. 100 q
IIrhest Final. Ol4
sales, barrels. |Z-3ooO
Refined oil unchanged.
RAYMOND Penn. Oct. 30.-Crudc Oil-National Tran
ait Certificates opened at 1904 aud coscl at llOls;
highest price, 110as lowest price, 1898 Clcarance'
2,6S6.000 barrels.
OIL CITY PENN Oct 30-Cruie Oil-National Tran
alt Certificates opened at 1893 and closed at llO4
highest price, l10l4; lowest price. 1904 Sales
oGO 600 barrels; cearances, 900 barrels runs
IS 500 barrels shipments. 47333 barrels; charters
5,O79 barrels.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
cr.PrEsroS Oct 3O.-Turpeutine hrm at $50
sayASsAH. oct 50. -TnrUcntne hrn al S5e
WILMINGTON. oct 30-1urpeEtine ir'n AT SOC
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LIVE srocK MARKEDLY TELEd1APH.

r,,c.oo oct The Droosri Joarapt report. rIms-
opI uead: SHIPMENTS 200 mead marSet strong
aris IS dSo 10 lows an0 MlHe1S! 1853 TO- STOCK
ers 81 25@sS 7'i fee'er'' -'~'' '' '''N y ~"
s. II. .,. IN ooo ShinmcntS 1000; market weak
pnVSh Mxea ~ 204S3 40; pGcSins anI ShOphS - 3O@
noufs" ,yhf 81 80 q 81 IS; SkDs - % ass 80
- % lps 5000 head shipments 200 heal market
an Interior. s2ro@s5 10 Natives 81 o%s3 10 Texans
q 75Gt3 ~ ,o,,, hooA SOTO,
slII9 u rs ilsf SeBS. $500
thrO 100 cars market dull and strong:
GeHu ne, steers s. 1898 co. St0ckcrJ AMI Feeders
~ J1df3 90. -, ono head to,o, ,o, ,.oot ,hus for
t nasi ro sane iai week 900 heaE roG5gnei
!U0h II ears marSet inactive and weaS; Medium ro
nos s. IS as 20: Good to CEoc - 10 GS3 Az Canada
LAMBS. 81 800 90 -oo -, toto, o.. ,-oo. ,hr, ,,r
hsan. for lat 5h.OO heal
hr,gh AZ cars wlrch p To NcwYOrk market
aVv Mai,om 20 YpIkcrs 50 GO1S3 TO- cool 70
$500 "a jlp3 SIS BufChers Grades So % ass 50; Pgs
az 7UGS4O n M c,,. pooo,o,s .oo s,tn,,o,,s
an market duh Fair 10 Choice Nauye shipping steers
es 10 Natlye Butcher Steers, 80 OOUS4 o. Grass
r. rs,an steers - 2j6S3 % 49,
Sh~p-Hecdpts. 4"n smnnent,' iuu; ,,onmll % Ne:
ANN % Igsl J Ia 81 6o153 l Lamps 81 20
as rs. e.o .,,roor,s A ooo. r,on, az IL "a
LII. pa, sing 81 o5 ass As Heavy, 50 5OGS3 TO-
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THE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADEL HiA. NORFOLK, OLD POlSl
COMFORT AID TIE SOUTH.
8 HOURS FASTERTH.N ANY 0TIER EoI Ih, ,,
now runs Fast lay and Nbt Express between New OF.
and Cane Charles Trains leye New YORK. via Pelnsyl's
Rairoad $50 M week day and m. daily, arr vine N
point Comfort 5l5 p. weekdays aud so NJ daily NOT
fck Il n mi and oil O. shping through frOm Now
YORK to Cape Charles and PaOr car from philadelphia WIN
ont change parlor and sleeping 6ertfs cay
b. secured any Ticket Ot of the PernsYlSanla HaAe
Company II. b. COOKE enl Pass. aud Freight agent
Il W. DUNE, SuperinteienE
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ST. LOUIS Oct 3O.-FIour arn Xxx. 81 3OGsS 4n Xxx.
S. s5as3 55 Fanny s. 65 9S3 as Choice - lO1Si 20;
Fsncv CO95 %: Patents 50 256s3 90 Wheat l}wer;
No USl.c. Q93as October. IS e~i3l$c.;
November a3l09%'c. December 95asc Cora weak cash,
S7,d$7 ac November, 50 30 Year J3h0334c May.
SSS.e. Oats steaty No Mixed Cash 24is@25 l4c oeto
her IKE RYE. 59l1c Barley steedv At 55GSjc But
teranchlnged steady lGe Flax stssiv
~ 81 10 hlv stoIIv ali uuclaoged. 8rsD d 70
MeA 81 50 Whisky III IT.
Pork. s. IS Bnikmaats-Loo7 Clsar 50 90: short Al.
as 20: short Clear - as 81 90 cSj ~
Recelpts-tioTt 5000 nos: Wheat 240'lo rlsha Corn.
oats $1,000 BaTlcv
1900 Shiuments-Hiour 1000
busi. iG7.OOV pusn. oats 5000 uItL: ttyh 5000
bush BarIcg. 5000
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ss g. p a. s n az s1s g. e.
Mrgpis n At e 10 94x; dc i stesr r.
rs, ss S AZ q II Tt S. 49, q virgins
40 yaS ss Z g 81 y u SalS
i6ft ~ at = a. Is Xirgp,a dc" 1882 b. at 20 ''T'
Ss st,lsFs Steers s,s p & 81
s5s s4s % a g :; i q do 1870 H. a''S
S' Sail sads laeG IHasns s. 80 o.
a. A. q SS g. Is GG ~ q j2 n .
+, al SIC 1910 r. at 2ae 1,ui loSo cS 70; st sSJ
ts ss sEs olc sn? S a. &C. %
EGseD.9aI S g cSC5 :G ste iGsa 3d.
& ~, 81, l. i e y Is, Sc chi sFf
a assO do d. i a. % ~ IS I' 20 do
'ss NJ a. e a M - 81 Ksaiaefy
fG 1872 at IS s. i g. Is v 7?
iAs} o s' &e.tsr no. bulls O o5 H. SCI DO, ii77
70 81 de- s.sn oos b. 10 do Os5 at
Hume Mullen 10 Yearlnss. 4So H. at 2'sc Bulls
25 hea Of which cd 2SS TsTS eS
%s Grasers calves selling at 2aS and Common
pressd calves in lar in the day at steady
prices PRICES p walsh Kirby & Co 20 Fei Calves
~ a n AZ Davis erasss ey Fed Calves 27g q
nss soi Veal 200 D. at &c do 1852 b. at C9o' 4"O 1O'
a; sOs at e ? Sea. az s7 5'S
s e Gig a o. $50 So n S. at 70 O.
SHEEP AND Receipts were .. q car, Of and as q
nc1d-li At Jersey SltF six DAYS
ara wcrs held from Yesterday Total Ior time
"a 81 head against COZ head Or the
as, neeE Dealers report steady mafFet or snD sn
prime sheen and while there was q specuatlNe
he nader grades of sheep which cleared tle Pei ns
~ siI but 8 ~ carloads prices wofe ,,, qs
sster all around owing the cooler weather WHICH mas
I'D meat active and cleared OUT ~
~ me surplus sheep sold at 22a4c 0I mn ~
.hniro Iaubs at L205L. common ID
HysS lots else paid htc bunch oil pcHe1 "ei-
ers %en 70 ca let 2iG Canada Lambs 81 n at sisc
,b1 ohio sheep 10 X 3'c 4is do dew lambs 81 d. AZ
a., Ain Co rs 10 at 3as3 Ia Kentucky sheep 81 ID; 80
2ci l6o Missouri IS To- at 81 S. lI3 WtserIue I"Z
N AZ sic; % Pennsylvania Wetbers III 10 az &c ,o1
s;ac do GS 10 at Sic: l9i state sheep and L1no ~ 10 AZ
Ia 90h DO c H. at &c; - Lambs 90 at 6O rs Stzto
sheen i0i R at 2 40 do 81 10 at Sc IA hcnueS No.
lIS 10 sai1er& Co 1876 Indiana sheen, so b. at 3Ae -
n az &c; g2S kentucky do 20 ~ at So 90 &l3 DO
~ 10 az ELc So Western Lambs. 90 tb. at 4ac .
% IndS q Bnck IN CHAM 1872 Pennsyvania lanns o9 70 at
M S,I State do SC; 1877 do 0cw heep) 90 b'
Sias d. G3 10 at - 60 81 Pcnnsyl y'na Sheep
20 20 state ~ 10 at &C. lC6 do - 10 at SIC On
Kasc 2l Canada Lambs, SO TO- at s. 49, IDS DO ~
NJ Kirby & Co. 100 Pennsylvania Lambs tone-thirl
sheso1 ~ 10 ls4ci 40 Pennsylvania Lambs rev Sh' e
~ H. ~ Dewev; 1876 Canada Lambs 81 10. a. ja,.
OF, o "a m AZ SC; 90 STATE do Gl 10 al 494ci ~ state
~ Nv and Lambs Us ~ at 4c; lGl kentucky sheep III
shecP "H 1A3 Michigan do ~ 10. at 2Hc. 800
D,~HfiSS Reco1pts 81 cars, OF b,o51 hea II
II, cars at and l! cars at Tscy CITY To.9 Tor SIX
ay Nomnay tribe naer and Live Hogs may be
sa no.s III ar "A - for Heavy TO Light;
quuoosnnntry Dressed quiet and unchanged
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nENNS VANIA kAlLisOhD'
On and after october IL, 1883
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AKIN limited STATES MAIL ROUTE
,,nsleaye New-York via Desbrosses and CoutSn' sec'
arsearS fittsburg and the West WITH Pullman Paacs
n,s et,scbed g. and D. no. n'lly New- aork sna
Cbic,ro Lmlted rarlor. Dining smoking aud Sleeping
ears n@ VI iocE Haven, q m, P. M Cory and Ere
WI ~ M connecting at Cory fos TtasVlle' Petroleum
or az" Washngton and the South Limited Wahinstao
BSuo y, Pnman Palace Cars daily except sundsy D?
ny arrive Washington 405 j. M regnar az 49, ~ Ia
San a m l. $40 aud D. IN. ana IL biShI BUNNY o'io
a. 2: an p M an.. II night
For Itlartic CITY. except sunday p VI.
or 1snc Nav except sunday l:u u ,t.,,o,.
pS Hranch Bay Head Junction and nsernea 's,a'n'
Lons DDabway amt Amboy. IN, ~ noon y; ". " y w.
M sunday m and do not stop az As9 ri
CT IA Point and Norfolk via New ork ana
Norfolk railroad 6: a. M Week CAY al" "a 6avs '
day via Baltimore and Bay Llnc o Al. tgrols train,
ba'f civ anordiDg speedy and direct transfer To-
sos arrive From rittsbarg g. II 80 so mo- eS go eas
700 u 16 10 $50 $50 go AID 1000 "a 81
500 02O 1905 p M from pL5 n Pia SS9 "a
o5o 40 iO4O. 1870 a. NJ l;ZO o 20: 20
626 $50 100, $50 9;2o 9sS laoS p ", ga go Jss
SUNDAY, $50, 6;2O, 7:Oo, Soo' 4A''' -" ' ' 49,
ego, 935. 1000 p 70.
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wv Jersey SOUTHERN DIVISION.
DEDUCTION OF FARES
II IA
~ NnDWEu line

THE POPULAHINSIDE ROUTE ., q,
To poston 81: Worcestr, 50 80: Ftchburg, - ''
NASHUA IS Is; Lowell So ;, nd Portland 50 On, WV
YORK leaves Per North liver, foot OF Wa,tSst w 81
PIER above Desbrcsses.st. ETY. dhty Vent
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NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES ,Nps

pAc1F1c NAIL sTEAMs sHaPw GoMIRsAAaNx ps
LIN E En- TN M NEW.ZEALAND, AUsTTKxAnLiA' "N-'
Thhh soUTn AMEEdCtA oo AN Sansi.t n
For Ssn Francisco via the Isthmu Is % . noop
F TTr w az PARA sails Moniay nov = Wc1ico
,CCd.,rr tnr Central and South AneFlca NM
Conhed u,nm san Francisco. lst snd BrdnhA"''''
o,,,o M fSNFIRO sails Saturday, VT SStrr22i "a
CITY 0F ~ NJ ~ - NFW ZEALA j. aud a v ~
FOR iz1EtIJhSDIA sails saturda7 NSv " Trancisco
nn arrival OF London malls at san anniy al Com.
FOR ,rn,oSt passage and general in,or'nen!iF "''
panys Office on the plc'' n ! BULLAY. superintendent
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM.
~ "rns G. IL NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck Slip Pier rs f. r. al az New uev m; I ana
sacgc,al tr9ns Tor MEKfDEN HARTFORD. spRINGfItLD
siUIYnKE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked AZ 94i
Rroadway n Y. and 4 COuTtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10
New.IIayen. 81 30.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
HE OLDEST ROUTE.

- x,.s r.crr v.y WEEK DAYS AND 10 on
20 T sRMAEnsE EAS srATioys IL PHILADELPHA,
2 IN NETWORK.
,,a,n, leave SewYors via Desbrosses and Court
iaudt street Ferries as follows 49,, IN ,voxhtnr,o,
e2o 100 s. Chicago Limttedl ana 90 spSs
~ end II night sundays G:l5 90 Limited anu ~
W. SIn B. g. I. s and p NJ. and ~ ni,h On q ana
rs,ns York daily except SUNDAY AZ ~ y
iii0a M !. a. and IN, and y. w. on 9"H0SS
connect Trenton tor tanaien c...,., pht.aslnhia
i90i s.20 As O. $40. 60 40 SO ; 81 j. saI
II imited f. xprcss | IA and 90 r. M dEt', .; - Pa
10 ,.,l1 40 and l6 on sunday & I ~ ~
SA5 $50 49,. l2:i4 t3JO iI'thlienl Wv ~. ~.
m Leave Philadelphia via Camden . H. oaiS eie'P
T,nEcf Offices $40 425 and GA Broadway Asto. hou,s
and lot q; DcsbT and COurtlan -ts az
1nroaSiyn Annex STATION foot OF Fult0ntt. BIOohyM
Busc rs Hotel Hobokrn; station Jersey fny. hus'""
cI.t ON a No 4 Battery place and Castle Osrcn
IN. York Transfer COmrauy Will eau for anu eneS'
baggage from no. c' p Il1 I''' JR WOOD.
CHAN aencraI Manager General Passenger Agent
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Che Gnrt.
Misrellaneons.

TIME Ladies of this City are the most interest
cd Ia ,he momentous Questionable destruction the
hqlcr trahe Circulars giving pertinent arguments
Infamous ai qutoIs business apd especially as 20
the responsibility 81 voters rcay fer
they Crc14Ie The crculars wicn pav be 0ra.bct
PROHIBITION HEADQUARTERS. 80 East l4ths
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pA1IROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEf
~ TRIMS leave from cham6ersst Depot for EpgswcS S
b4O $40 $50 p m. IL midnight sundays T. U a. H. anu
Ysppnc Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. 10 m. 400 p M
Sundays "a M
ERIE RAILWAY, now fnown as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements Of nT rG mHnie s1 Depot FROM
s%@ayr Rny aso
SasSTs Fs sa Bridge Sleeping
6 p.m"Daty cilcaSo aud ST. LOUIS Limited Express"
Sod Pullman e n Gr 81 s nIE nc e rye, ana S
". Cleveland 1850 M Ciacinnst $50 p H.. chicago
SGS @ and 81 l%I' and Sara asfG Fails
mTrS & S Sq EdMc sn aS G ana Buffalo
bor r 5sprss for The 70
Era Buffalo Niara FAILS cinSnns L6 and and G aS m
u noon LAB $50 44c $40 $50 $50 1880 1880
il midnight; sundays ji1 $50 1920 a m' las $50
reissSn p rs Sso 1920 Y ;osS Las
miluirht Sundays, $40 $50 1920 a. N" >Ao 6;So
NswarS ana Paterson Via Newark Ga, 500 $40 1000
il ,odnght saturday nights only Sundays 9lo A. H.
fsrn $50 80 eSO na & It, % sSs u.s.
$50 lo32 1 M tS GSo and snn ID midnight NJ
NewburG and Cornwall 1850 a m $3.50 400 q m sun
kondOlt and Kingston and Montgomery m. $3.50 p m
Gosfen 9:3S $40 76O 1920 M $3.50 800 4:3o 700
$40 m. sunday 545 $50 1920 $3.50 800 m
ss MdGI'Sr" sa asn "' s5 'O $50 ioSo IS
nn S and sHG Rs0aa H The
D me- mo'E sunday 1SdS 80 1910 $50 SPIN. :,
e4 'Ga m every minutes 545 lSAS ever,
thirty ut :a and apaSn rs 'fsT
Sleeping coaches he obtained aud orders for tue
NOD NSs ai' or 81 BcaSway ISL %s No
BrOon OF qs as tho %Ss ar RSpEN at 7o
7;3o l25 N ma i9;1S Sn pass.r Agent NowYork
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POPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Grand central Depot Thres
express daily Sundays excepted TO Boston sc NJ
m ,parlOr attached and Ii with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at p M with palace steering eSTs,
cars attached) p rli arrives at Newport 7;2g M
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Proposals.
u1O LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS.

sealed t1Idera invited for the building OF WE'VE
Engines Tor the Government
~ New Sonh Wales specifications blue prints anu 1cr
articulars 10 BE- rca1n 10 the subscrDeis Ich
eeTs mnsf MI be In [ . OF before 10th OF November 80
oi7 ""'' 81" w " - r.. W. CAMERON e CO.
Agenfs the Government ~ New South W"IcS
. Soutl Wuiau.st., New York. CCtoJer 81. 1900
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THE BOyDUOLDERS' COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-
ORGANIZATION OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRAND: RAILWAY CONPANYi
In accordance with tho term, Of settlement agreed
With The committee Il holders u Car Trust Certificates and
,he the plan Of reOrysnizaon Of which due
notice will he given tins within which the ondhold"Is
FAR Trust Certificate Holders and tocholGers OF tho Jenver
and Rio Hallway Company become pa ties to the
e. dated June TO- 1898. WI e..
PINE DECEMBER l. 1885. After that date ,curtu -
only be received upon term. 10 be hIed and noC-Gs b.
the committee.
New.Yoik october. To- 1885.
GEORGE COPPELI. Chair nnn
THEODORE DREIE...
JNO. LOWBEk WELSH,
A. MARCUS,
R.T. WILSON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
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TIIE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK ASD TdE so1'iH.
Daily except Sundays. via rer1sylyaaia Raj oac' 3to
pm. Parlor throaga 10 s.ea-sr.
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r,,tr r 6. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS; ~,
American line for sa IT, D ds ansiro ana
Para onnecti1g viie1 Bueaos Ayre'
I'D ME rmedate ports IN southern noon from
Elm %NCE saturday, Nov. % Al, ncresdiug NJ 7
From Newp29uu HTRnS Co General Agents. "a Brosus'
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rUICU VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passengcr
IL trains depot foot of c0ranGt and s
Mt IN l. $50. and p m for Ea t0n RUIZ ~.
barre Towanda Waycry Ithaca Geneva Lyons bGn%9 as
lie West Pullman through coaches run aaly, IoSa IN
Mt A. M and $40 for Easton bS,hlcnen nnu 1p
anSov and IlaIicton coal regions sunday train
i,avcS for Mauc Chunk aud IinI 'ttOl, n:lu ~ III
GcLeIai EaS''i" 0''' ' T. Is. BYINGToN. O. p A
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
tif'RT Wed NovI 1870 D m 1890 m.
tULDA. Sat Now $50 am ED tR. Wed, NOV, ~
EMS " ed. Nov. H. 7;SOa m. . l'SO D. H.
steamers marked eal for Bremen direct
On EXPRESS s'elm,rs LIST cabin. $50 s 90 and s25 I'd
Caun, i6U. On older rteamers d CABIN 500.
q lowest rates
OELRICIIS & 90. No. BOW.ng OF cen.
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miscellaneous.
VOTE FOR BASCOM AND DEMOREST
n emphasizes your siIoaS convictions against rum

A VOTE FOR BASCOM AND DEMOREST
~ emphasizes your strong convictions against rum
selling lila
The cancer n body polite - rum ng No other
remedy roach this vile disease but rnholtlOn V0v
sale OF tntcd meat aud icc iyei
vegcaea rigt 10 ib the sale o rum III oTdet 10
r1tc bo the y,ra aud mora health 81 the community
The whiskey mcl ave become o3eniy defiant making no
serrt n their policy boldly demanding tIc recognition
- teir osonhIs "a aic business For long
soie years we vaiu depen1ei the Republican,
that would give TIE people
relief from lie curse th traffic can no longer de
pend this parry. or cHpcc tn ey WI oppose 'e d"'
interest. -, a..t ,.o.-o.
It's right T. prohibit tho sale Of tantc meal ana deCayf
protect both The PIN sica and moral health oil me community
40 compromise with crime by License Inc U remedy
FOR In DchtHg OF rul selling II your vote ior IN"
We the STATE CITY and Comfy, judiciary. senatorial,
Assembly and Aldermanc Prohibition ickets Us the hObS
enettIsl way to put down the liquor traffic.
rarotism religion END our homes are waiting your vote
for Prohibition 81 Inc liGuO. traffic -
Ballots may be obtaired ard evening, at the Head
quarters Prohibition County Committee ~ lfthst
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7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.

again calls attention these Investments The supply was
,uennaI IN Ihe demand for these securas during the pre-
ccd ng spring but have now perfected arns hets o'
an extensive line OF applications for loans hitting The hN
Tor SEVEN PER CENT An NUNL INTEREST payable III
New YORK Among the adv ntarcs of these loans are:
lst III stability o. the security, ..,.-.-,.
Your exceeds 80 per cent o. the value
Of the curlty ,...,
sd The high rate Of interest obtained. 80, . 1900.
Ith a security which you can control without oatc"
gth An investment the entire eourty Of which you can
investigatc at any tm'. 1890 -. i, . .o,.,,,o, 40
our amphct- VIII he tent 70 aud adhTefs ana onp1u
OF record VIII convince Sou VI "' '''
1f our