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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.
pENNSYLvANfX RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is 1894
GREAT TRUNK LINE

ohEAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desbrosses courtapds st,
Haar:onrc plItssTrs and the West With Pullman p.,Aos
and Chicago Limited Of barlor Dining SMOKING and sssp
wiIis%.esr. Lock Haven $50. H. sn M CORY and En-.
Centre and the Regions ''' ''' ''"'''s rs'''''0m
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c ms 1l r" w:n rs, Cars daily s,seD,
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Long Rrsnch Fey r.ss function n,erm.a.,. ..a.o.s
Sunday 6aS and m "S DO n Ss@ :,o so 9
For % Point and Norfolk. via NewYork Philadelphia and
Bay Line 4:so m. Weekdays '''' V" "'''"' anu
Boats BROOKLYN Annex with all through trains
atJerscy civ agoriing speedy and direct transfer
ri nJoSx ay.,s ray gTo, ps,nrv TN N
snS d!y sa1si%sss
R FnseSss $50 go SsS zig sS s sss i saS
s2% ' 100 s 80 100 $40 sS sss
aGa. ss aS o rs" and nl% aSc 1885, o
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train; leave via Desbrosses and
e2c 72S $780, 1i 10 Limited and /, cncas.
Lnite.i. AMI i a m; q 800. { $50 So IaniC
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Returning leave Broad Street station, Philadelphia
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stafon Jersey city Emigrant ticket ONCE No Battery
Place and Castle Garien-
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels ami residences
CHAS T.. PCuH. J. n. WOOD
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EUROPEAN PnODUCE MARKETS.

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receipts three days were llOVuo
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The receipts Tor the past tree days "ero
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NALL RIVER LlNE-FARES REDUCED

L Boston. 80 Newport q al kivcI, . lrstcIass
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steamers PILGRIM ami bkt It IL leave New.vork Oh
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\ r. OF Murrayst Connections via Annex Boat IRON
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortandt Des-
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a. M for Lyons kmira. Rochester, Buffalo and
the West principal local points Chair 10 wilkes
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tho West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
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Trans leaving at a. m, D. M, and $40 connect foe
Ali pouts N Mahanoy aud HaZetOn Coal Regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points. ,,-.-.-,-.
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the West. Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ trains leave from Chambersst station for Eneewood
Tcnay Closter Sparki and Nvack $40 7S0 400 930an
1l30 m. ll5. 800 400 $50 500 54n $50 800 1890
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uARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

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NEW.YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ KIVERRAILROAD .--COmmeDcing November L. 1885
I,roIgh trains will leave Grand Central Depot
NJ, Rochester Express. through dfawingroop cars -
Albany Troy Montreal, aud syracuse.
m. he Limited" with dining cars stopping -
Albany Uuca Syracuse. Rochester Bunao, niagara taia
Erie cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 9oo m
nextiay. . ,. ,,.,...o,,, o,.. 10 f,.r..
NJ so H. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express
with drawing. room cars. .., ,
$3.50 w.. Albany lfoy an" HSa INPte''' VIZ"
room to Troy. - . .,, 49,, -,
& M Chicago aud LOUIS Express, with sleeping'cskn
for Sacara Fails LunGlo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Cnfs
cago and 81 Louis. Dmnecar New.iork To Albany.
3O d. m Express with sieepnScsrs " >yracto
ami to 4 ubur road. also ~ MONTREAL. ,,..... -,o
300 D. ~, SPECIAL sleeper arrives rochester Isoa n
pntalo g;35 A. M. and Cleveland l2lJ =. M nextday.
t.3 D. ~ Pacific Express, with sleering-cars Tor koches
tar Hu1alo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo Detroit AA4
Chicago sleeping 10 Clayton and Ogensburs daily az
1IiiSU M Night Express with seepngclrs N Ablny
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md for tho North except saturday night - r..-
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nrocnred AZ any ticket offices In Newly CITY, asS
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General Superintendent General Passenger Agesa
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Dressmakina.
Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
DOPUIAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOvi-

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOvi-
i dencc, Newport and all New-England Points. All rail
from Graud Depot Express trains daily Sundays
exceped at p (psror cars atachedl and ii p ~
with palace sleeping sunday trains 10 with pal
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For Newport take 200 Boston Express with parlor
cr at WEXFORD tor Newport at 100 p n
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coaches Water Cal, stroudsburg Scranton Bns
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Oxford Norwich Utica connect Scranton FOR Pttson
Mikesbarre Danvillo and northumberland t Owego ior
Ithaca and intermediate stations. Mt,
| D. M ngham Elmira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Cap Scranton Bnghanton. Oweso and Enira,
Pttst0u, Kingston Mkesbarre 40
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Tickets checked at 2s5 Broadway aud
at Westc0tt Express Offices IN New orx anu BROOKLYN
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWlcl

IL LINE The Popular INSIDE Route 10 Boston n. ~
<,ne,i-r 81 go Corresponding reduction 10 All Ross5
sts.m.ts CITY OF Morcostet" and "tly OF New,
ieaye per Az lold numbor. ortiz lvsi ooa VI iss ~
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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-10-07
. a Humorist's Dinner

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g Twenty minutes for dinner
shouted the brakeman, as we approach
ed MERGED. 1
B. Arrived there, / entered the dining
room and inquired of the waiter:
what do you have for dinnerpr :
Twenty minutes, was the hurried
reply.
Itold him / would try half dozen
minutes raw on the halfshell, just to
sec, how they went. Told him to make
q minute Of it on Rh:s books. He
scratched his head, 81 trying to compre-
bend the order. but gave it up and
waited on some one else. 5L
approached q man who stood near
the door with a lot Of silver in his
hand .s.W hat do you have for dinnerP',
Half q dollar, says lie. y ji5S &s z.
told him Iwonld take half dollar
well done. i asked him if he couldn't
give me, in addition. a boiled pocket
book stuffed with greenbacks, and
some seven-thirties garnished with
some postage stamps and ten-cent
scrip; also, Confederate bond. done
brown, with lettuce alone. And
would like to wash my dinner down
with national bank notes ON dr:.ft'
He said they were out Of eYeryt thing
but the bank notes, and that as soon
as the train left he would order the
waiter to draw some. San Fran
cisco lVdsp.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-10-07
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