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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
GRAND MEADOW.

Our market has been liam full" Of grain
the past week.
ben Wright was in Chicago with carload
of hogs last week.
Geo. D. Knox we understand is booked for
the Hamilton post-ofice.
Robert EckfOrd has nearly completed his
duties as assessor and census marshal of the
town.
Carl Lewis has gone to Lanesboro to &C
cept position with Roscoe Foat in the Car.
gill elevator.
Isaac KnutsOn cOntemplates building a
large barn this summer, about the size of Ben
Wrights we believe.
Our friend Perry Honeywell of High For
est is a candidate for the post-ofice at that
place, and seems to have excellent chances of
securing it.
Rev. o. A. Doe preached his farewell ser.
mon in the Norwegian Lutheran church last
Tuesday. He starts Friday, we understand,
for Norway.
ALI kinds Of crops look fine, and the pros
poets are that this will be prosperous year.
With good prices this fall, we shall experience
something like our boom in II.
Mr.. Day of the firm of Richardson & Day
of Austin, has been in this section of the cOun-
try for several days past, looking after land
interests connected with the firm.
The railroad company have their we'll at
through o hard rock layer and are now going
down at the rate of or feet a day.
The NJ. g. N. w. r. r. Co. have corps of
surveyors in the field seeking the best route
through the county from Hayfeld. Dodge
county, and we confidently expect lightning
to strike Dexter, as the committee are in con-
slant communication with the proper author
burg is to be fortunate locaity.-RecOrd.
Man 29th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
LIE ROY.

w. L. Henderson started for Tappan, D. T.,
last Friday.
There were more improvements made in
town last year than were made all told in the
preceding ten years.
1t is now L. Runnestrand who will build a
residence on the lots recently purchased Of
J. d. Allen. And still the boom goes on.
Old Settlers reunion at Leroy, Saturday,
June 13, 1885. Entertaining program. Rev
w. E. Stanley, of Austin. will deliver the adj
dress.
The social given by the Athenian Literary
Society Wednesday evening, May q. at the
residence of J. d. Allen, was enjoyed by q
large number of ladies and gentlemen.
Patsy McTigue is about commencing to
build brick veneered block OF two large
stores and q magnificent opera house, to be
known all down the ages as the McTigue Opera
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac C. Wilcox celebrated
their golden wedding last Thursday, in their
seventy-second year. It was private family
gathering at their residence in town, where
the relatives met to congratulate the aged
couple and extend to them tokens of renewed
frienship and good cheer. -Independsnt, May
2h
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
DECORATION DAY
a Fine Day---Large Procession
Eloquent Address. :

By a happy fortune the usual ceremo-
MES for Decoration Day were observed
this year in Austin IN the morning, thus
escaping the thunderstorm of the after
noon, which interfered with the exercises
in many other localities The day was
all that could be desired, and at 20 min
utes past 10, the procession moved down
st. Paul street. and took the usual route
through Main street, and along Lansing
avenue to lakewood Cemetery in the or
der designated.
The young ladies, Daughters of Vete-
rams, presented fine appearance as they
rode along, dressed in white, carrying the
decorations. The Sir Knights acted as
escorts to the daughters of veterans, and
attracted attention by their precision in
marching. Co. G came out in uniform,
and drew out many encomiums by their
fine appearance.
On arriving at the ground, the Glee
Club sang, To-day this hallowed place
we seek"
Rev. c. E. Wright offered prayer
dead"
o. W. Shaw then introduced Gen. San
born, the orator of the dav, with timely
remarks, in which he alluded to the Incl
dent that a certain officer wept when he
heard of the fearful slaughter of his troops
in the assault on Vicksburg, May 10,
1863, and then said General Sanborn was
that man.
The general then delive cred an eloquent
| address, which we hope next week to pub
lish in part.
After the Grafton, the daughters of vet
Grams hung wreaths on the monument for
soldiers buried elsewhere, during the
singing of Cover them over with beauti-
full flowers, "and then they marched about
the cemetery grounds depositing wreaths
| on the graves of old soldiers.
The procession returned to the city. af-
ter which dinner was served at the Roller
Skating Rink by the ladies of the G.. A. r.
to defray the expenses of the day. Re-
ceipts about $50, which will meet all ex-
penses in full.
The Good Templars' receipts from their
refreshment tables in Opera House block
were over $50.
That was most excellent dinner which
the G A. r. ladies provided at the Rink
for the small sum of IS cents.
The Congregational church was crowd
cd Sunday evening at the union memorial
services. Interesting addresses by Revs
Wright and Beldcn and Mr.. O. w. Shaw
In gathering up the dishes at the Rink
the ladies miss knives, fork, and one
table spoon tied with light blue. Two
new knives were taken and two old ones
left in their place-the new ones were tied
with red and brown, the old ones are tied
with black and white.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03

All over the land are going into ecstasy
over Dr. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life saving
remedy, causes them TO go nearly Wild u
its praise. 4 is guaranteed e positively
fever, bronchitis, hoarseness, less of voice,
or any affection Of the throat and lungs
Trial bottles free at Dorr & Wolds.
Large size 81 3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
ROSE CREEK.

Mrs. J. Ingalls,. of Austin, il visiting with
Mrs. C. R. Varco.
One of those pleasant dancing parties at
VarcO's hall next Friday night.
F. G. Ray, his brother Warren and Ed Fow-
Ter start this week on prospecting and sight
seeing tour through Nebraska.
Ten thousand bushels of grain marketed
here last week. C. Il. Varco says he handles
rs much money as some bank, paying on wheat
checks.
Lots of fun in store next Saturday. Two
games Of base ball and picnic in our beauti-
ful grove. Our band will be out I'm full uni
form and those who want to see fine looking
hand and hear some good music, had better
come to Rose Creek Saturday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
Bucklen,s Arniea Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure burns,
bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, cancers, piles, chilblains, corns,
letter, chapped hands, and all skin erup-
tions, guaranteed to cure in every in
stance, or money refunded. 25 cents per
box For sale BY Dom s Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
JAMES DAVIDSON,
Department Commander.

New Spring Styles of
E. c. Burt's Ladies' Fine Shoes,
G. W. Ludlow's Ladies' Fine Shoes,
]. n. Cloyes' Ladies Fine Shoes,
Can be found at
Sweningsen & Johnson's Red Front Boot
and Shoe Store,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03

You have the chance to select from large stocks of the best
quality of goods bought the lowest prices and sold at the
closest possible margins of profit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03

Alexander the Great wept because there
were no more worlds to conquer. Mish-
ler's Herb Bitters conquers every form
Of disease. G. Fl. Vandikirk. of 296 North
Fourth Street. Philadelphia, had suffered
long from an aggravated form of dys-
yeur Herb Bitters," he writes, Il am
happy to say that am entirely cured. I
can eat anything without harm.
For perfect abstracts Of title to any
lands or lots, go to VIM. II. Howe's
Abstract Office, in Dunklemann,s Block.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03

millinery and notions, perfumes and cos
mctics. You will find in their millinery
store the latest patterns and the most mp
proved styles, at prices to suit,
1T is decided to have the Austin Opera
House opened by home talent. A concert
will he gwen under the direction of DR..
Phillips, with chorus of between 80 and
40 of Austin's best singers. and the date
will probably be Friday evening, June 10.
For good photographs, true to nature.
well finished and truly artistic i'll every
way, 20 to G. S. Hildahl. His gallery is
over Clemmer & Pooler's store. All the
new styles and sizes Of cards. Work
guaranteed, and prices low as the lowest.
Send money by American Express
Co. Money Orders. Receipts given:
Money refunded if Orders are lost. Sold
at all offices of the Co. Payable at $500
places. Rates: To $500, $10-Sc, $50
1Oc.. $S0-12c.. 40 15c.. $4,000.
We have opened up for this season
the same kind of choice and reliable
garden seeds as sold by US for the past
four years. Can save you money, and
give as good seed as any eastern growers.
CLEMAER & PooLRR.e
ALI those wishing to purchase a fine
open or top buggy, .phaeton. surrey, or
spring wagon, are invited to call on oscar
Ayers, at his new repository, south side
Court House Square, Austin, Mimi. A
full line of farm implements always on
hand.
The Haywood Mastedons, minstral
troupe which was announced to come to
Austin on the 22d ult, has been exhibit
ing in our neighboring towns of Albert
Lea and Spring Valley: The papers of
those towns give the Co. very poor en-
dorsements.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is a highly concen-
trated extract of Sarsaparilla, and other
blood purifying roots, combined with
Iodine of Potassium and Iron. Its con-
troll over scrofulous diseases is unequalled
by any other medicine. ...=...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-06-03
YOU CAN Sci IL

Your Produce at the highest prices, q
at McBride's Price List, Published every
By an arrangement with the leading Dry
Clothing and Hardware Houses, you c;
goods in exchange for produce at same p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
.corroN N,RKEvs-nY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. April S.-l2:30 p. m.-COtton FIRM Mddlng
Uplands l.1Cd do Middng Orleans 6ldi sales. 10000
bales Including 1000 bales ioT speculation ana EXPORT
receipts u 900 bales including lS.jOU bales American.
Futures dull Uplands Low 4idding clause Apr AMI May
delivery old. also I'd; do May and june delivery,
5-14d do July delivery p-64d;i DO July and
August delivery l3Gid also l4,6id; do August ana
delivery 10 64d September ana OCTOBER Do
livery, lOGid.; 40 October and November delivery
l-u4d.
Tenders for devries at todays clearing 900 bales new
docket and 2tO bales old docket. .
m-Cotton-Ihe the Gay included $500 bales
American Futures dn Uplands Low Middlng clause April
delivery q lid sellers April and May delivery ]
SD sellers do. May and June delivery lid sellers 90
June and 064d sellers do july and August
deiyery d H. 84d buyers; August and september deliy
cry i6G4d sellers do September anc October delivery
l0ld BUYERS: do October and November delivery. %.
buyers November and December delivery. 6I04d.
sellers
p. m.-Couon Fut.res closed steady Uplands Low Mid
ding clause April dcvcry. Cd buyers do April and May
delivery I'd buY do May and June delivery 40fd,
buyers do June and July delivery lid buyers DO JAY
and delive l2o4d. sellers do August and Sop
tember delivery 5.64d buyers do September and oco.
her delivery sellers; October and November de-
livery SELLERS do.November an dDecember delivery.
OO-6ld. buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April s-ProvisionsaBacon camberand Cut
32s Clear Middles 3-s 3D. snort Clear Middles
33s short Ribs Odi shoulders 25s Cd. per cwt
Bee-loss Cd for Extra Indian Ness Prime Mess s1s OF
Pork-Prime Mess Cd per bDi Prime dess. Eastern,
$751; Western, 59s Lard-American. S6s I'd: Prime West
34s 80: Lard Oil 3js I'D Hams-.ong Out f3s bd
Shoulders 36s 3D. Butter rs Cd per ew Tor finest United
States. Chsese-American Choice, 5Ds. I'd. Wheat-ked
Western Spring Is Id U.s. Cd: Red Winter Is Sd ora I'd
per centa No spring.7s i'd: New Western Winter Is "a
New Mixed Western, As I'D; California NO l. 7s. I'd
Is 6ds California No IS I'd GGs lod per cena Produce
cwt: Refined Petroleum. 67sf per gallon; Glover Seed
American 49s per cwt. Talow35s Sd cwt Rosin
Common, IS I'D; Pale lis Cd G0s Cd Linseed OIL 20A
Sd. per cwt , . - , ~, %, ,.oooo
per ton; Calcutta Linseed, 46s per quarter Inseed
Cake Ell as0 a5 0s ton; Refined Petroleum "a o
Sd Ger gallon Spirits OF Turpentine 22s Od cwt
Sperm OIL s5s per Ton Rosin-comnon' e. Cd sis 50;
American sugar 13s I'd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
polarzng 96' and l2s02a Sd for Cuba Muscovado fair
Ief min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
pHILADELPHlA AND hEADIA,G r. Il.

rNEwJEFsEY , GEN 81 PIyIi HOY
TIMf ETEFGT Noy h lS1@ ~ soox
700 Zoo p, nj. ST. NDAYs atl sI5 m, $50 1900 m
chestnut iii; at cci9nbaaSc for ManayunS. cOnshO
DRXWiSG"RooM CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
raFalns isass yqa and
SS9 S,0 49, Loo a. M iS S '1 r ian ann t Rs p IN
go 500 III io S a. iGV Ydo $751; 90 500 m
For a., t,E n PEAL and PHtLIPsBURG Penn
For m'' wifLiIIfi,hMspoRr sUYBURY LEwIsBURG, aud
tS MHhAHqH EleG t 49, $40 a an i oo no. 400
S S S S NJ lo s T. ssR s Il SsG p o $780, 400
S:sS Sh} I26SNeE ma s sP9 $50 m
For For nt , T SnS Pir r On R Zoo s5 m
l0Q 1880 3l5. 545 p m. sundays at 53Op m.
For AQUA at 1900 7:i5 8i5 a. NJ. 100. $780, s4' 400
For BlTnLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAucn caUXk
at 400 200 $40 a. No. loo. 1870. S40 5A0p H. SUNDAY
For EAsT6Y 100 ZOO s:i6. 100 1890 sdI 400
For hIda BRIDGE BRANCH at 1900 $40 a M 400
For FiEMING roy 700 go m, 100 iSo' AGO. 4'So
For SG S M Sa'i i5o s'GG 3D. Zoo s45 1880 5
10y ls 95 iS9 iS 400 t;o 1 $50 ESQ., o mo- So
For S'2 G'p @ 600 100 s osS li q
fD; Bays 400 500 s:i6. 1880. 400. $500 1000
For S'pi dNG BRANCM OCEAN GROVE %S (A rai1 az
80 ,:l5 M, 1870 400 S6p m' SUNDAYS 'eA'op'
ASa and ts2 22S $780,
n. lBu, 1870 j. m ..a I Mt
For ATLANTIC CITY, NINEbA4Np al" Di'iD'HiN-"
'''o NV .JEHSEY SOU HERN DIVISION.
From pier No B. North River. via sandy Hook; ~
For Atlantic HIGiILAND,, LONG BhANSM; Lane
WOoD TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAI etc, at $50 D. IN
ticket, can be procured foot Lbertyst. Pier NoS
Norm RIVER ~ 2Oli S95 3Si go n g1 aml 10,
H. i6 and I4j Greepwc-st:; l6S 20S East l2othsI;,
ia Ia nowery and principal Hotels in Newfork CIV IN
IN oklyn az NO. 4 court st. lOf Broadway 500. ovu
Futonst: 30 370 Mani ttanave 1850 Atante-ave' ~
unnoken pa WashngtOn.st n Y. Transfer Company VIII
ca for aud check from hotels or residence to des
ton A u,NrorK
j. u; nner,l Mana ,cr Gen Pass mi Ticket Ast.
n p HAIDSIN, O. n. p. Age, ll9 Libsrty-sL, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after April 9Th. 1885.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Newly Desbrosses and
Ferries. as follows:
HARRISBURG Ps burg and the West. with Pullman Palace
Cars attached . a. M. g. and p. daily Newly orK
and go Limited Of Paror Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars at 10 a. m. every dy.
Wiamspor 10 Haven. NJ. p. m; CORY ana Erie Az
m conn Cory for ltusvile Petroleum Centre
the on eg1ous. ,,,,-,.--...
alflm re- Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Express" Of Pullman Plror Cars daily. EXCEPT snhaAJ
la a m. arrive Washn ;;O5 Regular at o;-u
and SO L. s4O and p M. and ~ night sunday
81 a. 9 D. nj ana IL night. r,-.,..,
100
or Cane May except sunday. ll:lO m.
Long fTnuch Head Junction and intermediate stations
VIA RAILWAY and Amboy 900 a m, 1900 noon $3.50 'Ov
D. m Sunday, 900 "a. nd 300 p M do not stop AZ
For old Point and Norfolk. $40 weekdays aud 500
D III. every day. 80, -, Il, Sam.
Jersey city aforlins speedy ana urece ""nser '
brook yn travel 80 ooo - az and O. az
D. m daily 80 daily except non"Sy; ~ ~
Washlng on and baltimore G2n 500 IN l2O 5;lo SS ~
MO 90 and 30 Sunday. 620 500 a. ~ t ,H
p m. From Baltimore 9; p ~ re sa IN % 20 400
d:2O 200. 500, ~ o. 9:3 IOfV on a. " ioO5 n m
$40 $50 $50, c;3o SO e s;s' g; s g9 i.S5 m
> and 2:2O NIGHT sunday. 300 o;-o' ''V'' ''"' $500
I:2O $50, 500 935. lOOo y I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
legal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDI rOR>.-Pursuant to an
~ OF the ates Court OF the County OF Mont
gomery state York, the 1t day OF Fcbru
5 notice il hereDg gwen tho uDd rsigned int nd
TO apply TO sad court letters OF adnistratOn OF tie
goods chaels and credits OF BENJAMIN SMI I'll, late OF
Canajobare MONTGOMERY County, ew.York deceased I'M
cedue as amended By Chapter 39S Of the Laws OF -SI
whereby the bond required 10 be given before sa ets arc
ssued NAV be amount not exceeding Twice the
amount OF the claims creditors Of said oecease against ms
estate pursuant this notice the credtnrsO of
said breby notified to present their claims
AGAINST gao estate the Of said County be-
fore the 9th day Of APRIL 1885. dated March . los5
' VIZ EMEIINEF. SMITH.
WILLIAM n ) ITH.
EDWARD X SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
WEST SHORE pOUTE.

WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West s2dst Cortandt and Desbrosses ~
tations. -,-......n
St. Louis. $3.50, IS p. Pullman sleeDers
Detroit 40 m, a5:h0. g D. Pullman seepera ~
Suspension Bridge. iagara FAILS. Buffalo hoenessH
Syracuse. 7;lO. 40 IN, $3.50, - p. IN
Utica lilo, $40, llDD q. .bs5o Is D. M: .,o ,,4
NewDura Kingston Catskin Albany ,I'iu y" AA'''
an 3;5O, @b;60. ssp m. r., ,.,o -. =, x.son m
Hamilton London, 40 IN. $3.50 81 D. n Toronto 'o'~
e .RR,a pi Other trains daily except sunday. ,.l
10 IA parlor sleeping car accomn
& r Information apply Offices, Jersey CITY Penn IN
Station Hoboken, ii5W ashIngtous Brookyn conr az
office fulton-st; Newly ork City, 81 2OI <oi
$685. $751; e46 lao l2S broadway 1s7 sthave icy 81 sa
l25fhst 1851 Bowery, Penn. r. r.. stations Ioot u
andt and Desbroses sts, and West shore S"tes
West I2dst Baggage calee for and checked IRON ''S
ard residences Oruers be left &c ticket omceA ,x
- statest UENRY Mon ErI Gem Pass Afens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09

CINCINNATI April Flour quiet and unchanged. Family
So 7Oas4 90 Fancy 81 l6d5i 90. Wheat 1m, No Rel.
g0c receipts 1900 shipments 300 bush Corn
No Mixed 45a45 &c oats QUIET No Mixed ~ 494 i2c
Rye-No Fall: Doe Barley unehanzsd Pork dnll
Buikmeats steady shoulders ~ Boz 5hortrio. 50 l2s.
acop dull 5hOuiders - 30; 5hortub 50 on p
Short Clear 81 b. whiskoy dull and unchlnged at u
Hogs firm; Common and Eight 81 4oSst 10; Pack
Henta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
yrw.Yoaw. April g. 1895.

COFFEE-Spot RIO quiet at $50 for FAR; Ooo pasI
sikh sold private term' Options fn ana easy
1900 bags closing steady at the follow quo'apns
ApriI rs 7S1i NAV 3Oa73j juno. 400 40: July
75O9716 August. 7dOG7 5; september eaG..oIi SOC oS
to1er 7709T7j; Noyembor. LOO So Dscenpei; ~
7s5 Milo grades finn sales Of . - bags Mara nDo
Mexican. .3 Washed Caracas aud $50 90 eH 'ienSho
private terms. - -. ...,o,, ,,uo,a,,,a
COrION-Spo; cotton dun and easy but without quo,aie
change sales bales deliveries. 800 bales retep AZ tne
ports bales against 5O95 hisday last week anu 'oo
last year.
snlfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
PROPOSALS.
IInIap nP RRFIrnR FnR WOMRN.

HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN
HUDSON, y. v. March rs, 1885.
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received addressed t0J w HOYS
RApT president OF OF the House OF
Refuge Tor Women Hudson ~ Y, delivered at bis ONCE
until IL o'clock the l6th day OF April 1850, for
furnishing material dong the buildings for said
House o 4sefu;se or Women. TO wit:
he BUILDING the House Of Detention or Prison tOir
Cottages and Hospital In accordance with plans drawings
ANA spe. made by W IL Mil architect and now
10 be office of tlc Hudson Iron ompauy at hl
son y. " where the supernten lent Charles H. cure VIII
and furnish copies Of specifications and pro-
posa blanks . ,-,-, =, . -, .o,.uo o.,
dressed t. General " oysridt Hudson; n T. Endorsed
PIopsal OF Refuge for omen. and muse DC ac
cou,uaued by bond with suretes. residents OF the
stare O. NewYOIk each in tho amount OF AK thousand dol
lars such bidder II his bid shall be az
cente will execute contract for the performance thereof
by him and perform said contract to the ull intent OF
-, ,....--. IA. -,
each OF The seven buildings above named Tho Board
Man gers rescrvng rgt same "a TO any
ore or more buildings and reject II as 10 the other o.
others = reject any AL bids. -. . .,
such made IN accordance with the aforesaid
mans and specnrations AMI with such conditions and pro-
Visions az OF Managers deem necessary 10 pro-
tect the interests OF the state.
J. w. HOYSkADT, --
MRS SARAIIL. X GUERNSEY,
MRS G. A SPENCER ManagerS
JOHN CADNAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09

NEW-lDRk.
press trains leave New.York Desbrosses and Court
Lndt streets Ferries, as i0l owns; an, IN vasb,nytou
limited H. lao a. m. l. 800, $40 aa o; s
y n M and II night. sundays, l9.s 10 L"'"' ~A~
IDA M. A. T. \ and p. M. and II night .. e.oo sao
n. LEAVING New daily except sunday AZ or p.
and iO a m, i, 2, T. and p m connect At iren''-
for Camden -, Co.,. s.a,tor ph,taaelnhlS
i9:ii so as s. ai5. ~, 7;SD $40 ESQ II an"
m II limited hxpress l:3) aud 800 p. m, L - y5S
$50 rio 7:lO aud !ll6 on sunday l2;0l' ~" s'So
5.t5 s:IO a M $3.50 Limtcd o:SO, .;io 81 v. =.
Leave philadelphia via Camden 500 m- uap eA0ep'
TEef offices: $40 425 and ga Broadway Asto House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corilandt sts au
HToklyn Annex station, foot OF tutonst ID. osgns
pusch's Hotel HsbOxen, Stati n Jersey Ivy EwigAns
Ticket ONCE, Battery Place ana sste & .hsck
rhe New York transfer Company will call Tor anu cheoA
baggage from hotels and residences. , ~ xyoon
CHARLES T.. PUGH, j. ~ 49, 1.r,
Manager Genera fasSf Aso""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
THE NEW LINE r,yrpy
NEW.YORK. PHILADELPHIA, NORF0LK. Old POINT

>irwyopK PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK, OLD POINT
- COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH. ,orrr
HOURS FASTER rhAy Any oTn is,o ho Gomn,nv
Philadelphia a Norfolk RalrOau company
runs Day and Night Express between New hork
Cape Trans leave Newi orS wa Pennsyvani
Ralroad 62O a. days and y. m daily, arriving pa
Point Comfort IN. weekdays and $3.50 a. m daily Nor
folk o u m and Sleeping through from New
hares and Parlor Car from Philadelphia with
parlor, seats and sleeping berhs M
he az any Cce OF the Pennsylvana Railroad
Company, X, B, COOKE, Genl Pass and Freight Agent
- w. DUNNE, Superintendent