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The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
4 Memorial of Samuel II. Plunket.

This dear friend passed away July 9th, 1885, at his homie near Holly Springs church, in Nevada county, Ark, in tho 10th year of his age. He has been resident of this State since childhood. s. II. Plunket was a man of great firmness in all of his views, both religiously and politically. In his dealing with his fellow-men, he was very conscientious and ever ready to be governed by the golden rule. We feel that in the death of our dear friend, we have lost a dear friend indecdj whose warm friend. ship has been so dear to us. We can hardly realize the fact that he is gone; yet he now sleeps, and awaits the calling tho Master in that great day when lie shall come to earth the second time, to riake up his jewels. 8. II. Plunket had never attached himself to any church, yet he was a consistent christian in all respects. He was a liberal supporter or the gospel, and ever ready to lend helping hand to the needy. He manifested much of the grSce and patien ce in his affliction, and remained so until the Master called him away from the sorrows of a sin.cu rsed earth to the rest that remaineth for the people of God. While we bow in humble submission to an all-wise and over-ruling providence, yet we mourn the loss of our departed friend, and hereby give an express sion of our heartfelt synp athy for the bereft and lonely companion. Yet we feel that our loss is his eternal gain. He leaves behind him a wife and other relations, and many warm friends, who deeply mourn his loss.
 Written by his intimate friend,
 k. II. NJ.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23

See new ordinance ot city coun' ell elsewhere in shis paper.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Emmett Etchings.
J. w. GARDNER. Secretary

The health of this community IS very good.
 J. w. Neill is visiting relatives in the eastern part of the county.
 Several of our boys attended the convention at TexaIkana yester- day.
 Afr Galloway left last Tuesday morning. to visit relatives and friends ill Bradley county.
 John L. McGough will shut his saw mill down next Saturday, as timber is getting scarce.
 Mir. Ben Cantley arrived from Gonzales county Texas last Sun day. I guess there will be q wed. ding now, soon.
 J. o. A. is the initials of a cer- tain young ladies sweetheart Now, boys find out who that IS, ana gov ern yourselves accordingly.
 We have been shown a letter from our friend MT. Sid Haitom, who is now teaching school near Stephens station Columbia county, in which he says that he has a good school and is well pleased, and wants to know how his girl IS getting along.
 Mir. Amos Stainton of Texas, is now visiting his brother Homer at this place. Mir. s. is the general manager at the Mathews saw mill, in Texas. BILL.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
"Permanent "

There are medicines which give only temporary relief and then leave the sufferer worse off than before, especially in eases of dys- pepsia. Remember that this is not the way with Browns Iron Bitters. See what Mir. J. M. Gaines, of Gaines, 5. O., says about this prince of tonics, My wife has been greatly benefited by it; she had been troubled with dys- pepsia for years, and now l believe she is permanently cured" It also cures liver and kidney com plaints
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Commissioners Sale.

s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by IN virtue of the decree of the Nevada Cir cult Court rendered at tho May, 1885, term in a case wherein c. II. Rivals was plaintiff and Richard c. Bayless and others were de- fendants, l, Gas omnissionef; will offer tor sale on
 Saturday, August i, 1885. between the hours for judicial sales. in front of the Court House door in the town of Prescott. Arkansas, the following described lot in Emmet, Arkansas, to-wit. Lot eight (s) in block five (5) ofihe church and school addition Co tho town of Emmet, Arkansas, being part of the NNt of SWf of section 3. in township l2, south rarge 23 west in Ne- vada, county, AtksnsGs Said sale to he on a credit of six months, and a lien retained upon the property. and bond with approved security to be given to secure the pigment of the purchase money.
 GEO. W. TERRY, Commissioner. Atkin-on < Tompkins, Att'ys.
 This July 3, 1885.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Saturday, July 25, 1885,

betwoen the hours for legal sales, in front of tho Court House door of Nevada county, Ar kansas, the following described properly. to! wit All the right, title and interest cf J. g Stuart, in and to the SEl of sectfon IS, And the SWt of section If. And the SW& of the NWf of section II. All M township II. South Range 22 West, levied upon to satisfy an execution in favor of Patrick Cas- sidy.
 OSCAR PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
 By ED HOOD, ID. \.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
COunty..COnrentioh. c

! Saturday at Il O'CLOCK the C0un- ty convention to select delegates to the Congressional convention to meet at Texarkana July 22nd to nominate successor to Hon. Jas K Jones, met at the court house. Dr. A. D. Wren, Chairman coun ty central committee, called the meeting to order, and nomi' mated c. c. Hamby for Chair man of the convention. J. w. Gardner, of this paper, was made Secretary.
 On motion of E. E. White. the chair apointed following committee on credentials: Capt John Parker, | ". E. Atkinson, and w. T. Hen- drix. Recess of five minutes glv- en to receive and pass upon ere. dentials in committee. Report of committee on creden- trals:
 "We the committee on creden- tials beg leave to report that we find the following named delegates entitled to seats in the Convention, from their respective townships, to wit.
 Alabama township-W.J J. Tomp. kins and J. J. Pelt. Albany-A. D. Wren, w. N. Sutton, J. P, Woosley, J. l.. White, B. T. Lane, and H. w. Patton. Boughton-R. F. Brew, A. j.. Price, G. W. Price and J. J. Lee.
 Caney-E. T. Haynie, w. T. Hindrix, w. k. Mcclure and James Duke.
 Emmet-R. K. Garland, J. s. Haltom, J. w. Mcfarland and k. F. Elgin, alternate. Georgia-John Honea, Alex Rhodes and Wm. Rhodes.
 Jackson-Hugh Mcncrief, prox- ey for Jones and May.
 Leake-No report. Missouri-C. c. Hamby, E. E. White, E. F. Amonett, ST., r. c. Hamilton, J. k. Hamilton, Brad Scott, J. J. Bailey, J. r. Stevens, W. F. Atkinson and Wilson Dou- gan; alternates. N. T. Richmond, H. EG. Brooks, F. NJ. Smytli, D. J. Montgomery, o. L. Moncrief. l <Parker-W. R. Basden, John Parker, A. T. Thompson, R. H. Mitchell.
 Red Land J. B. White, and II. NJ. Barham.
 Taylor-L. s. Warmack. A. T. Baily w. s. Caldwell, and R. l.. Keeling.
 Union-E. E. White proxy for John Nichols. Altern ates present from Mis- souri township take the place of regular delegates who are absent in consecu tive order.
 Respectfully Submitted.
 JOHN PARKER Ch'm."
 Report of committee adopted. H |. G. Brooks and F. M. Smyth, alter mates were accepted as delepetes from Missouri township, in phase of absentees, B. F. AmOnette Jr and J. P. Stephens. w. E. Atkinson and Judge Geo P. Smoote were elected delegates to represent Nevada county in the congressional convention, with Hon E. E. White and Brad Scott as their alternates.
 On motion, which was unanimous ly adopted, the delegates were in structed to vote for Hon T. c. Me Rae "irst last and all the votes." Adjourned. c. c. HANDY, Chairman. | J. w. GARDNER. Secretary.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
1, B. Greens KI.y-G DEPARTMENTS

Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Chill. plains, Burns, Old sores, Fresh cutr, Head- ach, Toothach, Sorethroat, and almost any ache or pain.
 Certificates from the following named cit izens of Prescott and vicinity, who have been cured of many of the above troubles, by it's use, will attest it's efficacy: F. M. Smit h, Ex Mayor, 0. $. Jones. Mrs. W.J. Blake, Mrs T. NJ. Neill, Mrs. Maud Kirkland, Mrs. A. F. Griffith, Mrsl. Waters, Mrs. J. NJ. Mont gomerv, Mrs. W. E. Story, Mrs. sam Scott, MT. and Mrs Isaac Moore, Mrs. J. B. Moore and number of others. Ask them about this splendid medicine.
 can bo found at my residedce at all times where parties can sec me and get medicine, or if preferred it can be procured st Milner < Milburn's Drug Store. Satisfaction g'laran- teed in every case. l will pay agents lip eral commission. Correspondence solicited Address me at Prescott.
 B. IS. GREEN.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Ali Editor.

1 have been almost entirely cur. ed of nasal catarrh of several years standing, by 3 of 5. B. B. l have tried many other remedies. but none equal B. E. E. It is a quick cure while others are slow.
 J. J. HARDY, Editor News"
 Tocoa, Ga
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23

4his W aiNSt IeOEo ID P'fy eo " II ship constable now.
 The senior will leave in a day or two for two weeks visit in Texas.
 A pleasant shower fell here late Tuesday afternoon laying the dust and cooling the atmosphere some what.
 These hot summer days 'tis re- freshing to drink icecold lemonade' Ice and Lemons at
 GEORGE CRosNoE's.
 The senior being on the "puny list" the fore part of the week pre-. vented him from paying his res. poets, mildly, to the Southern Standard.
 Don. talk of dull times! We would feel rich if one.third of our delinquent subscribers would sur prise us by coming forward now and help us out.
 We are requested to say, as bus. mess of importance will come up then, all of the members of tue military company are requested to meet on Friday night.
 The Methodists love their pastor, Rev. E. NJ. Traylor. A nice little donation of provisions and little home necessaries was made him Tuesday afternoon, by them.
 Mir. R. F. Elgin, the clever and genial railroad agent at Emmet, made us a pleasant call Saturday. He said he must have the PICA- YUNE and renewed for one year in advance.
 We had the pleasure of hsten- ing to some very sweet music Tue sday afternoon, rendered by Misses Ida Moore and Katy Dar- by and Capt J. T. Darby, on organ and violen.
 Mir. John S. HaltOm, one of Emmet's best farmers, called last Friday and paid his subscription. Mir. II. informed us that he had the best crop of cotton he ever saw in the State.
 Prescott needs better water ia. cilities. The one well on West Main street is not sufficient. If water could be gotten it would be a great improvement to have our streets sprin kled every day. <
 Capt. J. T. Darby, Treasurer of Onachita county, and daughter. Miss Kate, are in the city visiting relatives, the family of Mir. K. c. Moore. He gave us call Tues day. He says Hon T. c. McRae will make the trip in the con gressional nominating conven. ton.
 The trial of the McCains, who assaulted Esqr. A. B. Nelson last week in the northern part of the county, came off at the Court House Tuesday in Justice court. The origin of the difficulty was one of ,the McCans marrying MT. Ms daughter. We did not learn how the case terminated.
 An argument having been en- gagged in as to who had the finest patch of corn between Messrs E. s. Carson and Capt. w. J. Blake, it was decided that the one that could show the highest single stalk should be considerd the best. Saturday each brought up a st ak. That of Mir. Carson measured six teen and a half feet, and that of Capt. Blake fourteen and half, so Mir. Carson is ahead This is the tallest corn we have ever seen.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Startling Cases.

MT. R. k. Saulter, of Athens, Ga, says: "B. B. B. has cured on me an ulcer which had resisted all other treatment tor 90 years"
 J. NJ. Ellis, was cured of d stub- born case of Eczema of twelve y6ats standing by the use of B. B. E
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
BED.RIDEN FOR LIFE

But thanks to kind Providence, 1 wa5 di- rccted to its use, and my life and health have been spared mo. IT my means would admit oft, would never be without it in my house have recommended it to number of my friends, and without exception they have all been wonderfully relieved and cured. l give this endorsement without solicitation and freely, for the benefit of the benefit of tho suf- fering ones of my sex.
 Very Respectfully,
 Mrs. Anna Ramp. Send for our book containing valuable formation for women. It will be mailed free applicants. Address
 TIig BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co., Box 2S, Atnta, Ga
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23

oioh tuC uiSt pdiO Ot lHc Wcek WlJll Aux.
 MT s. l.. W. Brewer and daugh- ter returned Tuesday after a short visit to Hope.
 Ice in large or small quantities at George Crosnoe's, Per block %. lb smaller quantities ? 1.2c per pound.
 MT. John Martin returned from Dakota Tuesday. We are glad to know of his success in dispOsing of his patent there.
 Hon. F. E. White was confne d at home from sickness, the first of the week; glad to see him out again . however.
 We learn that MT. Owen R. Me. Daniel has moved back from Tex as, and settled again near Bour- lands Store.
 The correspondent of the Arkan- saS Gazette from this place says there is soon to be another mar rage in town.
 Mir. Jno E. Lagrone returned from Locksburg Monday, where he went as delegate to the Mt. Prai- rie Presbytery.
 Quite q number of our citizens went down to the Congressional nominating convention this, Wed. nesday morning.
 From three to eight car loads of lumber are shipped from this place daily. The lumber trade in this section is immense.
 Tie race for the congressional nomination is the all absorbing top ic of conversation on our streets. All think Tom McRae will "get there.''
 MT. Sam D. Mum brought to town the other day fine specimen of the common field pea, measur- ing P inches in length. Who can beat itl
 The military company drills two or three times weekly. It is us- ing the large vacant building on West Front street near Winter House. [
 Last week five prisoners escaped from the Hampstead county Iiall, by overpowering the iailer as he was entering to give them their breakfast.
 The City Council will at called meeting Saturday appoint a Marshal in place ofJ. K. Hamilton resigned. There are quite num- Der of applicants.
 Mir. Andrew T. Ross has returned from MurfrecsborO, having retired from his situation as local editor of the Pike County Sentinel. He did not much like the place.
 The first of August will soon be here. and we will then have a car load of stoves to sell cheap. Re member this.
 FOSTER & LOGAN H'Dw Co.
 We are requested to announce that the Rev. J. T. Shelton will preach this, Wednesday evening, and probably the two following evenings at the Christian church
 Mir. l.. l.. Thomasson of Chatta- nooga Tennessee. who had been out in Texas, stopped over Satur- day and remained two days with his uncle here, Judge B. D. Th0masson.
 Tho railroad authorities, we learn have reduced rates; so that the people of Nashville and Washing ton can attend the big meeting here. From Nashville to this place and return, sl50 will be the fare.
 Mayor Glow has just popped a fifty dollar fine on two different parties for carrying concealed wea. pons. He is right-lawbreakers should be dealt with so as to cause no repetitisns. Mayor Glow is ma king a good record at our munich pal head,
 4 letter from the Rev. Dr. Will liams, the evangelist, says he will be here on the 29th, next Wednos. day, when he will begin the se- ries of meetings. The large. shed l..
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
An Open Letter IN WHICH, ALL LADIES
 --ARE-- DEEPL Y INTERESTED. READ TT!
Grlair, Ga, Nov. G, 1884.

Gentlemen:
 have been using your wonderful remedy "Dr. Bradield's Female Regulator" in my a,nily for long time and I want to aay Co the suffering ones ofmy sex that there never was anything to equalit. Would to God that every afflicted woman in our land knew of its wonderful virtues and curative powers as do. have used q great deal of it since the birth of my last child; about n year and n half ago, and do think had it not been for this valuable medicine, l would have been
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23
Saturday, August |, 1885
Sheriff s Sal0.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by
 IN virtue of an execution issued and to ms directed ny the Clerk of the Nevada Coun- ty. Circuit Court have levied upon and will expose for sale to the highest bidder, on IA credit of three months, on
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-23

Old papers for sale at this office, at 50 cents per hundred,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
REAL ESTATE

EKw.YoRK. Thursday. July 80. 1854
The following sale was made at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
By Richard Y. HGr7ieh Co.
sstory building with lot o. Lincoln ave- 90 a. ooo
Of 135th-st, lot 25xl00; John Brode sio'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY

kUN ST EAMbUAJ CUMPANI.
The only all. water route direct TO
COMFY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH.
and only line landing at the Great Ocean lion Piera
COMFY ISLAND.
Leave 23dst. N. r. 10 and IL m, Is H. l. las. $50
3:lb 4;io. s. g. 7, and n
Leave Pier ~ r. battery place station. Elevated Rail.
road. 30 minutes later.
Returning Coney Island New Iron Pie 1910 aa1
ll:4O m 1240 lao 2:i0, 325. 4l0 5. 5:i5 $40. 7t0
$40 $40 and 1890 p. nj.
Last boat at 1880 p m, landing at Pier Only
LONG BRANCH.
Leave Leave Leave
23d.st, N. II Pier l. ". K Long Branch.
$3.50 a. IN. l0a. m. IBID M.
$3.50 D. m. 4pm- t:3op. In
Excursion sold at all down stations elevated rail-
ways Passengers holding second and Third Avenue froa
Steamboat Excursion Tickets transferred from South
Battery Place station Free OF charge both way
Nh frn olit or d checked
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
LOUBLE TRACK LINE roK BUSINESS or


LOUI,I.E TRACK LINE FOX BVslNEos Or
PLEASURE IRA ~. 49,, nun ,,,rsr
THg wHsT siOiE ROUTE IL AL2iN nid TIE WEI WE5F
AnoUED fOOrIITLL5 OF cATskILL MOUNTAINS
AND Through BEAUTIFUL VALLEY w THE
on ani sfser July g 1888. trains viii leave West a2dst
All .raiaS e,vc downtown station io9t Jayst
NORTH vCr minutes earlier man iicm io9, V 81
be.eJit ana Chicako 'lG;I0 'olO 'oIo D. Ill Fun
MI s'c op. .;.,, s3~i0p H. Prman sleepers
sS,,e sia c,idge Niagara faDs Bunaia Rochester 720
s]0l a. a. e. ~ ~ slcspf,s ana pact an ~
Pr iana P'okecpse saugevuos and Albany 12'io 7;2o
Hs ~ T. , H., and calssii il2lO. '72o. ao0
slo:i, ILL a. To-: ): 49, 10, '6:lO. Blu y ni-
s.ra ,ep enc, 300 lll| a. H. 3:'3 y w ,,xr m
10 .s $40 ID Is TO. Sst-days oniy $50 ~,
Easiels II Hunter Ifouait Grand Hotel suoi I ,n
h(I 81 o. 81 IS M Eu1et Yaflor eais 70 =, and
Uoai All Hole. kaat>rssii VIA Pboiica on s;oo H. "
80 geuye, ca.o. Mountain Hsuse station 1910 7;2o
eeG H.; aS,: f. and csb,a ,.ast 7o 900 GIG
um.it'n ordo: 'lUI0a. ID, clio DIV D. m" ioionIa
'tIo - pnr trains daily except sunday
,,,,e tal.oa. secpnk car
In" r apply al oDcex JeSey . ~
ons .. nobcks, 10 HuGsonst BTooxyn1 4g
Anoet ores 1871 q ~ n'' slS rcstway ISL l4d
LAST l2Sils 1871 Bowery; ADO we1s iiyep bazss~s
loot Of JystI a MSr,r escness orders
saa " left At ticket oinees ~!s.n...sa.anxS..k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
! FINE DAILY EXCURSION

UP THE HUDSON to NEwBUIs6 AND RETURN
Steamer JAMES T. BRETT from Pie. 9. daily Sundays
ceped and from est 2lstst At lll5 landing az
Yonkos Cransions Vest Point Co!d spring and Cornwall
Returning Nevburg everinx (>aturdays
ceped o'clock giving eIcurs:oni.ts four 10 six hours
West Point and Ncwbnrg Fare 30c. EXCURSION Tickets
returning day. Soc. or EXCURSION Tickets 10 roaIn By
Hudson River T. II. to West Point: SIS TO Newburg 81 %
Hudson.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4
Il NETWORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. IL
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner lS2dst ana
Iincon-aVe Thru bridge across Harlem liver
Preached third Avenue Elevated Raroa daily exceyt
sundays at 6;i5 745, g:l0 1000 loo a M - 100
d4O $40 $40 and 500 ior Port MOTIFS Casan IVA
COAX Poinil Hunts Point y est Farms ysn Nest West
Island. Pelham Manor and New-Rochee connec ing NJ
Newo hee with trains for all points the main line OF
The New. YORK and Hartford Railroads Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions Mldd etown.
New Britain Sueld Branches and Boston and al points
East
tous at 1910 a. m daily except MoDdays
sunday trains New Rochelle an all intermediate sta
tons noon $3.50 the latter train connecting
nt New Rochelle with trains to Grand Central Depot and
Stamford.
FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen 90
IL trains depot foot Of Cortlsndt and Dessrosses
eta. at sl0a $40 and p no Ter Easton SON 81 on
&avsry Ithaca Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
man coaches daily Local trains at and 54O
,. m. for Easten. Bethlshem and CoplAy - 1890, -, ~,
Trains leaving $40 and 5:4O p m connect oT AL
points Mahonoy and Hazleton coal regions Sunday ain
leaves for Aanch Chunk a,a u atlessn, s.iwS H.
~'o''" Il B. BYIN1TON. @. p. A
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroa0s.
< hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

4 -HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Hn:AY LINE STEAMER Albany OR C v1BBARD.
Leave su.on-:.. SssSs! WY Ss S am
'na HUDSON ns %soySheT1oSs aa', ,.,,,,
srS y Hs
60 4 s Ss sSaIhs ant
pan ana GSs r. for and aaae eeSrge
,ST Ya s Ae ss PE Sasnrs Fa
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATSKILL
NOV s nHs S and
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at PcT OS S of sSPss at R. s.
f isndn PH At ScSoars
Fp sSr Vii
ss IN S sn at sGIya Scnd 1'
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
n. steamers sARAIo9A and CITY OF TROY leave Pios
p IN. Sunday steamer touches at 4iJany '''
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ATsklr hShH IL and IIS ehrsK1Ln
leave foot OF Harrison-st- - ,.,,r
sxsIy nS SSss S'E ao 10 cSsRsSS
SUNDAY nights arrival OF special Moun'an train send 70
Or 1l' address " j. fH i"i Treas cssS \. z
NOOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
" 26l broadway, Warrenst. New York
Railway teanishp Tickets 10 all points at the 9wes
rates Excursion Tickets for summer Travel at reduced
Tickets can be sent by mail Address
Thus. COOK &SON, e6l Broadway, New-1orK
Boston. l9i Westinghouse Chicago, lOO DeuoOrnsG
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston, FALL RIVER
NORTH and -ASE.
MOUNTAINS VIA NE pEsER al prncPS elites inland
and seashore resorts OF New England aud TT ves Inc
sPiIGRIM and BRISTOL
leave New-York aternately daily. SUNDAYS !NCLODEp
at 8: 20 from rih River. foot OF MuriN-st
Connection boat from Brooklyn p MI Jersey
wy P FINE CONCERT
board every evening the celebrated bands an
orchestras attached to these steamers Long water 10 lite
full nights rest six morning trains to Boston snort ran
ride ~ru rD NO
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 72j
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Leaves Fan River at
I25 In day ParOr cars throu1h 10
Fsoyans via Lowell and Nashua and VIA Lowell and North
Conway ,,n,,,,, 1900
For Newport r. H. direct, Marthas Vineyard, Nanucse.
CAPE Cod and and seashore resorts the Old Colony
"PkoV iDFNCfs and "oLD COLONY"
NewYork alternately daily sundays excepteA n53
=. from River old numDer These st AN
beyond Newport Tickets and stateroons Tor
both lines secured in New YORK at 2L; 26l 5ii M
Win sor Hotels. LINE OFFICE PIER IS North R ver.
and steamers In Bro kyn at COnrts 500 tu ton st.
lG7 Broadway y. D. and Annex" office foot Flu tOnst
Tours and and copy OF Zip Ena OF Yankee
Aan RoPpF ~ yn q PovFIi. GEO L. CONNOR.
- ~ Agents Gen. Pass Agent