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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
MODEL ESTA6L ISHMeN1.
The j. ID. Smith Company, Priatsrs, Book
Binders and Stationrrs

The old reliable J. ID. Smith Co. are now
thoroughly settled in their newly furnished
and commOdiOus quarters in the Globe build
ing. corner Of West High street and Walnut
alley, and are even better prepared than
ever before to take care OF their very ex-
tensive and rapidly increasing business
This concern is one Of the old reliable fix-
lures Of the Champion City, and is known
the length and breadth Of Ohio. for fine
and artistic work in the line of well-made
blank books. legal blanks and printing.
Their facilities for doing work quick
ly and thoroughly are as good, il
not better than any bindery in the state and
the amount Of work they turn out each
week for banks, manufacturing establish
ments and business houses generally is
prodigious. Mr.. Z. T. Thomas. the mans-
ger, is well known among his large line Of
customers as man who delivers what he
promises. and this is largely the secret Of
the great success the company has at
tanned. In addition to blank book making
in all branches. the company also enjoys .
very large jobbing trade in stationery of all
kinds, and orders entrusted TO them have
prompt and careful attention. 1t is in all
respects a model concern. and now they are
so nicely fixed In their new quarters they
have even better facilities than ever for car
rying on their large and successful business.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

The meteoric shower which was billed for
Thursday night IN this city, failed TO mster-
sl'ze, and the price of admission wss not r.
funded either man on South Marke,
street who takes profound Interes, IN As
trouomy was determined TO see the shower,
and got up every hour commencing with
eleven o'clock His notes of the nights
events read as fellows: II p. N. Cot up:
fell doxp stairs over a water pitcher my wife
had 49, the head of the stairs; p. N.
Got up sgtin. Went in the yard and was
mistskeu for burglar by the family bull
dog. | m. Got up a third time. Fell
over the rocking char, and ended up by get
ting tangled up in my sons bicycle. Am pre-
pared to give points on how it feels
to be skinned alive" p. IN. Got
up for the last time and stepped in large
crock Of thick Orleans molasses en- route to
the kitchen door } p. m. Wouldu't get mp
it all the stars in the universe were in my
back yard dancing jig.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

is to be quartet OF imported soloists to sing
in tie Messiah. 1t will be given 10 Christmas
weel For the spring and summer concerts
we shall have special features in the way Of
vocal and instrumental loIsts.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

ParneIl was once in Springfield, some years
ago; be delivered an address to an immense
"a herring of people ., Blacks opera house.
81 remember when he arrived" said . citi-
I'm yesterday, "a dense crowd stood around
the old smoky ULion depot, waiting for the
train to come in. Suddenly the smoke OF
the locomotive VA. sighted, and a. the train
rolled in cheers wen, up from several thou
sand rhrosts. The cheers were acknowledged
by a slightly tuil, man With clear blue eyes,
who stood on the platform and waved his lit
tie black travelling cap in recognition. This
wa Parneli; now the virtual ruler Of the
political course Of the Irish people.
RANBLRB.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
THE OLD RELIABLE ALWAYS To THE FRONT !
Fresh and Salt Water Fish, New York Counts and Baltimore
Oysters Celery, Came Fruit Vegetables and Poultry. A
fine line of Canned Goods and Bottled Pickles just received
STRALEy { CO., IS AND 18 EAST HIGH ST.
FISH. POULTR RY.
POUL 7 RY,

known in some parts Of the country. having
been organized but little more than four
years. il now numbers ISL councils with a
membership of nearly 1900. and up to the
present time. during the current year, have
paid out az per death losses about Ss4, 900.
and notwithstanding the dull times. the
order is growing rapidly, is it because of
the general depression. when the usual ave
nues for making fortunes are closed, and
men are thrown out Of employment. that
they begin to look about them for some
thing, that by investing little money IN
they will be- enabled to make some sure and
safe provision for their families in the event
Of their being taken away.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

texrure-Hold /, up in the air-it 10 eight
feet long-snd let i, tall, and 1t comes down
ia, on the carpet instead OF in . heap, so eI-
ouisi,ely fine is the texture OF the silk o.
which il is made. Then the collection con-
,ains eIquisitely carved furniture, rare India
shswls. curious boxes OF periumed wood. en-
broidered bed spreads, towels and articles
rare and beautiful each worth . small for
tune. Il is dream OF antiquity even to
look through the collection. "Nr. Book
walter has selected the articles with exquisite
taste He told me tha. he intends to have
the articles sent to Springfield, and they will,
in all probability be put on exhibition 10 that
the citizens of Springfield will have chance
to examine them. The duty alone on the
articles WAS a large sum-
A reception has been arranged
for Prof. Uhl TO take place ~
the rssidet ce Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ". Phillips next Tuesday evening, At $50
East High street, from seven 70 twelve
o clock. A large number Of invitations have
been issued.
The lovers of music will be glad to hear
that the Beethoven string quartet Of Cincin-
matt will give another concert in this city in
December.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

The money which is raised for the Parnell
fund goes principally towards the support Of
the Parnellites elected to parliament. I'VE
have raj ,ed over $500 10 Springfield for the
fund.-" said al Irish ci iIen yes'erdsy
enough to support one member for year
in parliament at lesst."
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

DR.. Leonard great ambition seems to be
to follow in the paths Of the immortal s..
J hu obtain the presidential nomination on
the prohibition ticket in 1888, and then jog
on contentedIy as q Temperance lecturer for
he b,laace OF his life. DR.. Leonard occupied
a prominent seat on the stage at Backs
opera house last Thursday evening at the
meeting OF the Springfield branch Of the Irish
National L.ni League. He stayed quite
late, looking an Hious' J around and wondering
why he was not called upon to throw himself
into the breach and say something to make
favorable IMPRESSION on our Irish citiz z.ns
The doctor at la.t left in dis
gust at late hour. He will
probably be slightly annoyed when he read,
this item and learns that he missed q chance
to speak by leaving SO carly. Father Sidley
told Chairman O'Neill that be had better call
on Leonaed for . short speech. This the
chairman intended to d., but when the other
speakers were through. and be looked up Tor
Leor ard, the great prohibiuonist was gone.
Leonard thus los, good opportunity. and the
audience lost a good speech.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

Springfield is fast achieving quite repu-
tation for her abundant supply of cast-off
infants found on doorsteps, porches. or any
place large enough to contain basket
Last night rather queer kind of kid was
found on nearly every doorstep in the city.
We refer to the Champion City Clipper.
new monthly paper published by J. 7.
Mitchell 4 Co. 1t is something on the style
OF the Grand Opera House programme, but.
unlike the latter, 1t has subscription price.
Romany Rye tomorrow night.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

I'VE intend that the Vocal Society concerts
shall be the principal musical events OF the
season in Springfield, said Mr.. Harry
Bean. of the society. "A feature of the first
concert will be the violin playing
OF Master Willie Bauer. who will
play the Carneval de Vense The boy is not
yet in his teens, and yet plays astonishingly
we'll The Mesish will be given in an elabo-
rate manner. We shall probably engage
Babcock, the great bssso who appeared here
last year. TOR that event, and Miss Fannie
Kellogg, Of Boston. 1t is settled that there
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
SPRINGFIELD BARGAIN HOUSE.
LIBRARY HANGING LAMPS
Euestn xandC Chaanas

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15


one can imbibe the principles Of many
schools.
Yes, expect TO pass considerable of my
time in Springfield. NAV take a studio, if
can find one suitable. shall b. divide
my time between Springfield, Dayto Gin
einnsti and other Ohio cities, and the east,
where have some orders. | have made no
arrangements as yet TO teach, but il a large
class is formed might do So"
Prot. Uhl was engaged las, week in paint
ing a portrait of GenI keit.rs magnificent
ST. Bernard dog, which is indeed a royal ca
nine. and will make fine subject for an ami
NAL picture. As soon as Mr.. Uhl gets a
stuGio he will DO considerable painting from
models. There are many picturesque peo-
pie louuging around the market square and
the Streets said he, "who would make at-
mirabIe studies" The Prot. will arrange his
pictures for exhibition AS soon as he engages
his studio, ard will opeD the studio with a
grand reception and exhibition OF some
weeks duration, to which the public will be
admitted.
"By the way" said the professor. Il amos,
forgot TO tell you something abou' the mag
uIhcent collection of rugs and articles OF
verlu which John ". Book walter has beer
collecting during his rsmbles through Eu.
rope. The collection is now ct ITO Liberty
street, at the Office of the Mech anlcsl New,
and will. believe, compare isvorably with
any similar collection iu TIE country. |
consists of Il collection OF - rugs OF th'
/ most gorgeous colors and wonderful texture
t which Mr.. HOokwalter bough, in Egypt
= Turkey, Iudia aud olher countries. Thes
: rugs are magnificent beyond description
e Then there are bronzes, statues, vases. vessel
e and bric-a-brsc of Incompatible beauty, an,
e OF vast price. Ole article in the colectio
e is Persian bridal veil OF rare and wonderful
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
he TRIED HIS NEW GUN.
The Extraordinary Experience of An Ans
teur sportsman.
TPfne Islaad n Y D SDetiaIf

A few days 30 George Hunter, brake
mau On the Pine Island Railroad. went out
on the Waikiki River 10 dugout canoe 70
try his new 200 breech- loading shotgun
on ducks He saw a du,S =. and blazed
away The new gun kicked ike a mule
and upset the boat. Hunter disappeared
beneath he water, bat came up again
within reaca OF the boat and seized mol /
of t. The gun disappear a, and STAYED
there. The water was eight feet deep.
Hunter ioated about on the capsized dug
out for al hour, and halloOed Tor help un-
lli be got bOarss Then man came
along. got another boat, and roweG out
and brought Mr.. Hunter in.
The next dav Hunter went out in his
dugout, with a garden rake. 10 hsh for his
new gun. After draggins the bottom for
nearly half day be got hold Of the gun.
When he fired his gun OH tue day before
both barrels wers cooked. but only one
went of The hold Mr.. Hunter GOT on the
aun a ith the rake must have been on the
trlgger OF the cooked barrel, for when the
gun had been "a SD nearly 70 he surface,
coming up butt first, there cam suliea
rumble down below, aud the next second
tho gun shot up cut OF the water Ike a
skyrocket. IL flashed by Mr. Hunters
face so close that it knocked his hat of.
Mr. hunter jerked back and over went the
boat
A on the day before, Hunter went
under aud came up cl - by the upturned
boat and seized it agaln- The gun re-
peated is pr0gr anime Of disappearing
and staying thers. only this time II was
accompanied by the rake. Nr. Hunter
was compelled 30 exercise his lungs
ones more until ne was rowed ashore
by a neighbor. Next day he hired a
nan % 70 out and fish for the gun and
rake. Tbe man got then both in II =
tesn minutes Huater says he don't
know whether o. eel his gga or get an
other kind e boat. or whether he had
sseter lock them both up and lose the key.
The duck escaped.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

I.-tr0it Nrsrs. Nhy don our 1Gngsees-
lgsa aonie homez Congress - Eot ln ses-
sloa. What business hase thsy ia Wash
ington al thEs time u the yeaEf
Jackson Cdttzsa. congressman Carleton
AID Ma @efe blown ap 50 hign last
Tuesday b. the Presidenf that they have
n0t Deen able T. touch ground since that
,iaEe.
Lebanon Pa Adrerfiser. II Abe Baz-
zard and his gang Il the Welsh Noun
tains are cleaned 0aE II Wlll bs perfectly
safe for tire National Guard 10 20 into en-
eampment there tbis sumner.
San Franctscan. The most popular
faro Lank OB ksarney street has the latest
modern Improvement Ihls IS . trap
door in The floor, through which the play
IS can Iet down their watches into the
pawn shop beneath without leaving their
seals
Psat Huron Tunes. Take Il al IN all Il
must appear to all independent observers
that Mr. C1Lston has beer the loser IN
nearly every way by hIs political exper-
isnce. and one esn hardly doubt that Il
be could pat himself back at the head Oi
his prosperous hardware tirm, with poll
{ - ia out Of sight and mind, be would
lO-day e a much happier man.
Philadelphia Times: Thanks to Yankee
Captain Howard and his plucky manage
ment Of his Gatling gun Middleton seems
a. have been pretty good match fOl
Riel IN Saturdays fight al BatOuche. The
question viii naturally arise 10 practical
minds whether It would not have proven
cheaper FOR the Dominion Government
10 have gwen the contract OF suppressine
the half-breed rebellion TO Captain How
ard and let him furnish his own guns anC
the men 20 work them.
81 johns Rspabtcan George Y. \
/ LothrOp. the new Minister To Russia. i.
the leader of the Michigan bar, and. IN;
appointment gives eminent satisfaction
o Republicans and 20 the better class o.
Z Democrats. IL Will not, however, tend Il
rengthen the party OF fusion for spoil'
Ia Michigan. Mr.. LoshrOp Is a hare
money, protective tariff Democrat and al
arist0crat of the Bayard scnOOl, and ha:
no sympathy with the Greenback wins
II the fusion party. The Greenbackers
have no more love for L.Othrop than he
/ has for them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

An Indiana soldier Receivers His sense
io~t in the War.
Cor Rnstnn Iisral1

A notable personazs am0uE those 20 b.
me sonx the avenue and ia the hote lob
b.es 81 Washington during ths past few
davs has been an ex- soldier. che circum-
stances or whose carer suce the war
have vested him with a peculiar interest.
Early in i-ss2. he. then a young man. en-
listed a. his home ia southern Indiana,
snd was ass gned 20 q regiment thsr Vas
actively engaged during the whole war.
The Young soid er made himself 1se al.
WAS wavs in thr thieSest 0f the fray.
ami vas promoted 20 be an officer. Tia one
q. the lss battles foaght before tha fnal
surrender. while leading a charge. the
Young Captain vas struck in the head bv
a bsli. an8 len Hs soldiers. with whom
he vss a Ereas fav1rite. Carried him 80 th s
rear. where he hal every sttentian Then
hs was conveyed e. Washington and
placed IN enc Of the hosp as. and. after
lon per od ~ s1Ter n his veund hesie.i.
hut bis resso had aea. He VS. ficisIlv
declared insane. and placed ia an ssvluu
near Wash nxtoB. where he rena ned
twenty wears III taIs c-n7iao1- A few
mouths aze his reason retur red. ant he il
to-dsv a. sane msn ss lives He savs
tha usst is = hlsus He can scarcely cofa-
rret emf tess hs il not tbe same velaz
man rhst be was rwsutv vesrs agn H
hss fonnd SOME ~ Hfs c-rrades asre. sad
These have -rest~a hi.n Tith rs sint-
ness. Pc ear irscrib- fte scenes and n
eis mrs ~ the var witA a. nrseh ciaar-
Mss a. shav lsd easen pltre hus few
-naet as azo. Anon TIE rien.is hs hss
recently made "a ex-SeeretsTv ~ Va
L.spco n. vha became n crested IN his
-ase. and sss haf hs Application fsr
peascn ma is srec.si bv tae Gem 1ai=sion-
sr - Pensions vae aizo loolx an IN crest
ia she uar sr. sad wias few davs he
80 recei~ ~e SO fe e back peusfon us8 ~.
v'ta waich he iat-nas sslng inso 6ss-
-ss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
THE MANIA " POLITICS.

What the Port Huron Times says IN
regard to Congressman Carleton is equal
~ true iu effect % numbers 81 other men
who dabble IN politics The Times says.
Congressman Carleton is entitled % the
sympathy ~ hls friends. neighbors and
fellow-C1tizsns. But a few years SINCE be
vas a prosperous business man. at peace
with an the world and respected by All
who knew him- In an evil hour
ne allowed himself to b. nouin-
sted Cor Mayor. and in a later and still
more EVIL hour be accepted the oomina-
ton for Congress and was elected With
bis party ont ~ power IN the National
Government hs had difficulties enough
b. encounter. and found himself az one
corner ~ a triangular dzht in MS contest
FOR reelection. but he was again success
ful only ho launch himself on bottom
less sea of trouble through the success ~
the Democratic candidate for President.
and the waigbf ~ vast crowd ~ very
hungry and thirsty Democratic Office
seekers. since ths- evil day the waves Il
this sea # trouble have been rolling
higher and higher. and Mr.. Carleton :
political bark is threatened with early
and eompiet.a destruction. And one ~
thss worst fsafures ~ the situation = that
~ natter What course he might have
sts.eresi. the resuit would not have been
Ear different With a great host Of intiu-
ential Democrats seeking office for them-
selves or friends nine-tenths ~ them
were bound 10 be iisgruntie,L no matter
Who might finally be- naned vfiile Pres-
i,ieut Claveiands rpfnsal to H.cept the
iictation ~ uiemhcrs - Congress 70
Ear,iinr the appointments has o ilv sg
vatad t,A srouhie Politics has an in
toxicafinx eject tliaf. once telt. sew have
the power to RESIST III hss come - NJ
prfvarb in politics thst "few lie and none
ra=irr. Some fake the pledge. but few
are able e. kesu r. FIX -Sensfor Conk-
ling. the xrestest rclitician perhaps.
which tins country has ever seen. :
notable excertion. hut he has been ont -
o,.lifi.-s only asur Years. and. besides. gan
eraf principles ara net to BE- drawn from
s,,h examples. Not ene IN q thousand
has a wi hke Corkiin0S n 51su-
nal snip~p~sse. usiitics is alvavs fail-
ura waa may enter ths srena under
aa falss~scn that they can make money
mof paascs. but tbaf isn't what kseps
sapp,p =. ~ course. that
n 3 the thirst for honoT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

aad inlisls1ce sbleh insiAces tAe1 "
gsaaze isegsF AL lsepsF L1to politics,
su.i usakes them sacrifice tneir BUSINESS
an,f their aaoEsF. z La Their integrity.
The native = often worse tha1 nl1rceE-
ary. Tie slctm of ths pass.0n =. - TIE
Times says, -nnti7si - tbs sympafhy u
bis friensls, nsizbboFs and isllos-.;iti-
lens This o00dstlSH II things -
Lalnsatabir, oat shat ean be iOae shout
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We viii furnish and put up a Towel
rack in any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month. SI.50.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month S1.O0.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month. Toe.
For those who wish to patronize us,
we will have our boys put mp clean roller
towels every day, or semi-weekly. as
you may direct. All Towels are fnr-
nished by us and are Of superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
Co. "A South Division street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

LEWIS y. MISSIE has sent a request -
Washlngt0a thar has appointment a. Con
sul AZ sarnia be- withdrawn. II be had
sent 10 a request two or three weeks ago
not b b. mentioned. we snould not have
kn0~a what xind If q man be Is. Ills de-
bay haa tended Ia the education ~ the
people.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

WuaD was received at Washington
Thursday. according to the Free Press
correspondent. that George tarnswOrth,
~ Detroit. hal Just named the latest ar
rival in hss family Grover Dickinson
Farnsw0rth- The office desired was not
name,l, bat TINS pleading the baby act
should be- stopped II isn't fair To the
oh hncfelnrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Ms. Cox has o'srl waited upon 10 due
fora BY that Nse York delegation which
10 80 appfehensivs that another Demo
erat cannot be- elected to Congress- from
ms district. bar DO decl nes to decline
and me President REFUSES - 10 i for him.
Cox Is Turkey-bo0nA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

lE rs sai.i that q sell zDosu and active
Greellbaeksr ia Kent 60. ls likely b be
.ent ~ COa,sssl - Auckland. and nov
Dem0crsts and OffesnDaekers alike are
wondering Who it is. Can 4 be that the
Colonai s taken f0r a lires.nnackert
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

CosssRss4zS MAEBCR4 and Winans
have besn len b. their associates at
WAahington ~ save the country as1ne
and & - said Whsans Is tempted b DESERT.
Poor Magbary
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

For IA Nobby Summer Suit,
we would call your attention
TO our Fancy Cassimeres, IN
plaids and checks, made up in
sacks and four button frocks.
Perfect IN style and tit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

ISssNIUcH A. the American Minister to
Switzerland VII have little else to do.
the New York S'tn is gratfied 70 know
that Mr. BOYD Winchester. Henry Wat
terson's representative At Geneva, viii
bs able 20 contribute 80 largely % the en-
bghtenment ~ the benighted Swiss.
While the citizens of the little Republic
have undoubtedly heard oi the beautiful
women of Kentucky. ~ Maud : and the
fleet horsea that are raised there, aud Of
the fame ~ Blue Grass whisky. IT Is
doubtful. the S,tn seems 20 think. whether
they can set understand how bob-taile,l
flush in the hands of great statesman
can be migbtier than the fullest kind Of a
fall hand ~ poker
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

l. g. M,soN ~ Muskegon. Is IN Wash
.ngton hard at work recommending W. b.
Wilson. state Res resentative- from the
-saw dust city for the Grand Haven
Coliectorship. if it . necessary 10 the
administration idea ~ the enforcement
~ the Civil Service rules that Mr.. Me
I.aughln must 20 because hs Is Re
pubhcan, the Democracy 81 Michigan
would have 81 be sorted over considerably
- find better man for the place than
Nh Wilson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

We are going 70 ask as a
special favor that you come
and try on a few of cur Fine
Coats and discover what We
mean by Tailor Made, Form
Fitting Garments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Michigan Central
tonkNu RAPIDS DIVISION. Z

Pacific Erpr,es daily Balance frains DAILY
ercep' hundays-
The Detfoif E1rrass iesvtne si 6sN D. iu. rsssct
inF TIA; city o. li fa g. d.. New lofk l8f o. m
and B'sf fiun 81 b. In. lthf Iists.
Ilrougl ficketf fnf al pulrff Hu1 tieoIdnf osi
berthe may - iaecurel ni lf.eu fagsei tsiioe
corner hunrtf fala N.taFa riltssft sliA 81 a MA
Depot.
JT SCHULTZ feul Al. ~ Monn,e-ci
GEl. " MUNsuN Iirkef agent Dis.
IS HtwnNs. l.rkei Agfuf. DeIss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Detroit. Grand Haven a Mil~aukse


fitaIlt. NLflttA1t tAtrifltrt. -s'1Att
Iaasss.users fskiu8 tile e 60 a. al. i1sfter msht
cloes oonuoctiuAt id us.otaq Tor iaAnli.t. enc ~
D,.sr,if fof M ork Arristna there si l4ft 3. IA
the following morning.
Night fxprsss i.as local Slssping sf iSelroii 4
6rfl8d ka.its.
I3is Il ~ osiiy line runulns Atlantic xprss<
lsSsRiLA here Ef li4a H. u.. with Nits'lhnt al "a
Detroit matlu4 direct connections toH al i-iiuif
last arriving s1 Nes loIk a, n- the rreond
morning
laarlor an GOA mail trains bolh easi and west
The tram levsslne 81 a-ia h. la VII make oif~c
conbectiou Slti Nj saloa steamers fil-i. vAoti
SUNDAY.
rhrourA tickets sscufad o. D.. -. y. NJ niiacs
IL Morton Housa block ana ef tie ut4r'f.
H. POI lth GAG iape Agent
GEO. b REEVE Traffic Maua4eIs lieaso.