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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26

A COTTON factory at Corinth, Miss,
valued at $4,000, was sold to parties
from Memphis, Tenn, for s2116.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26

THE crops were never better on Red
River than this wear, according to re-
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26

THr CatahoulA Ness is now edited
By air d. Newton Thompson.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26
H.AME GMaEEN. rs. ia.

PRoHIBimoE lie making times lively
about Hazlehnrst, Miss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26

ssN klsseN esl'lss sAs suIln bills kn
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tllan ~ miles . length. also pro.
riding that The shrae cent rate be con.
dnag to tickets cold ID The Office, and
lehers tickets ere sold " trains foul
cents 10 IL allowed. vii likely paaa
ana become INV. saf Menry, n
amnrnn, offered these amendments
and Enalp asgong arguments N theil
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YINCENT.-In Vincent Settlement, Cal
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Vincent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26
SheriR's Sale.
7. G. Kieinpeter VS.. F. ". Bchinkoth.

Fourteenth judicial District Court, thyih q
Cdlcasieu, State Of LOlasidna,-No. 1Os6.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-06-26
sheriff = Sale.
Erwin Perkins VS.. John a. Parker,

fourteenth Judicial District Court, Rr,iA q
Cdlcasieai, STATE Of L0lfsiaHG.-NO. 7s9.
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

Good goods are always cheap, while
poor goods are dear at any price. Es-
pecialIy Is this true Ia the article Of
Drugs and Medicines. Twenty-Five
years Of experience In handling drugs
is an assurance of safety to the buyer;
and the largest stock north OF Bay
City is a guarantee of the best value
for their money. The only place
where the above conditions are fulfill
ed in this county Is at DIR. Traver's
Drug Store.
j. M. Finn now has at the Furniture
Emporium the finest and largest stock
of Furniture North of Bay City.
Chamber suits, Bureaus, Mattresses.
Springs. Tables, Chairs, Little Chairs.
Big Chairs. High Chairs and Rocking
Chairs, and styles too numerous to
mention. Prices to suit everybody.
We have received FROM County Clerk
o. ]. Bell copy of his Ready Ref
ference for Real estate Owners and
Dealers, just published by hiID,a work
which will prove almost Invaluable to
real estate dealers, lumberinen ETC..
who desire to have plats and full notes
of any parcel of land accessible at any
time in their Office. We predict a
large Gale for the book.
The following is .he report of School
District No. z, township OF Center
Plains, for the Winter Term, CLOSING
March 4th 1886:
No. of months in term,
No. of pupils enrolled,
| Average daily attendance,
No. of visitors during term, u
Neither absent or tardy Allie Shafel
aud Chas. Richardson. School wa
visited by the director twice, and b!
the moderator and school Inspector.
EMMA DELL, TEACHER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
QOnTu

Jackson, ii az a m IL 30 p.m m,
CoNHEcTIoNs--At Bay City with Bay City Dlvis
ion for Lapeer Port Huron Detroit and oil
points East. and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son Fort Wayne. Chicago and all points Yves
and North At Macknaw City. with d., M. & M
r. r. for Marquette and points west. AT Alge
with ID. B. G. & A. r. r. for AuSable and Oscoda
o. w. RUGGLES,
Gen. Pass. g. Ticket Agt. Chicago.
G. H. HICKS,
Local Ticket Agt, Grayling.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
Grayling Orchestra
j. 3. TITUS,
Leader, Prompter& Manager.

MUSIC for Parties, Balls. Exhibi
AS1 tions. etc furnished on short no
tice. Parties outside of Grayling, de
string music, can address or telegraph
the leader.
Feb 25 If
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

Bureaus. Washstands, Center and
side tables. Whatnots, Picture Frames
&c, &c.
The above goods we're all bought
cash with the order wherefore getting
the best goods for lowest price, and will
be sold cheaper than you can buy them
anywhere else. Call and see.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
For Sale.

80 acres of choice hardwood farm
ing land in the township of Maple
Forest, with between 10 and ~ acres
of improvements, with log house and
barn theron, convenient TO school &c.
Also so acres within ! mile of the vii
lage of FrederIcviile, is watered by the
Au Sable river. about acres cleared.
and good farming land. The above
property will be sold cheap for cash
Property can be seen on application.
Call on or address
MARK 8. DILLEY,
oct15tf Fredericville, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

49,
Oats No. white, per bnshel; = vents
HAY. No itlmothy, perton, 80 o.
Straw, per TON A
Raw feed. per ton. 70 W.
Han per ton, ~ 90. M
Nav fieur, roller patent per enrIe''
N.Y. oos,r roller mills. per bkrrel. . III.
49, G'.ss ybcna. PROCESS per barrel, h.n
c ~ new brand, per barrel. 4to
,,.'S she.t Flour per hundred pounds SsVO
~ - y Nee heef ,,er barrei''O 20.
~ ,erk ner barrel ie.00 noN
peened iarI per pound. cents.
na,n sncsr cured per pound. " cents
p.ea "a "a hacon per pound. - cents.
M,oce meat. per round, cents
Siasr nork sides per pound. Genus.
Ne ,eo,k Der pound. 2 cent
r,t,,a renss beet, per pound. cents-
,sried Reef. per pound. "a Genus
tl,,tteriue Der mound 10 cents -
tmolce dairy butter, per pound. ~
rrosh eggs per dozen, 70 Genus N -.
~ n Lava rround, per pound os 70 20 Oo"'S
Moche. ground, per pound 10 cents
flins.s Golden Rim per pound; - cehts.
.,,ss,s 1Sscaha RSo per mound ~ cents.
, Tmn. sv.aan ner po,nnd &c To ~ cents.
S 5"ro, ~ veious per pound. 2 cents
e',sar E~tra g. Yer pound, 7lx cents.
S"~ar' Graduated. per pound w cents
S,car s,,t loaf DER pound, ~ cents.
S,,,,,sr nowdared per pound 10 cents,
0ii syssfsr white per gallon. % cens&
potatoSs per hushel IS cents
peans. hand picked. per nushei. z W.
oeas green. per bushel 90
5vT7,n maple per gallon. ~.
ii O. molasees PER gallon, % Genus
Moiasses per gallon. 10 cenVs-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
Photographsl PhotographaIl

HOME ONE. Come alto the Photo
~ graph Gallery at Paisley's old
stand, where can furnish you with
the best pictures. and for the least
money of any artist north of Bay City.
! also have all of Paisley's old mega
tives, taken since the fire, which / will
print from at low rates. Call and see
me and examine work and prices.
MISS ADDIE l.. RICHARDSON,
PHoTo ARTIST,
Feb. 11m3. GrayliDg, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
Public Notice.

NOTICES hereby given, that have
In for sale in the town of Crawling,
a lot J20 feet IN depth, and IL feet In
width. on which is q Bakery In CON-
plete order for use. Also 10 cords of
Cedar 3 feet long. All of which will
sell cheap for cash or trade. Enquire
at this Office. j. j. CORNELY.
Feb. III, Sm
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the
IN regular examination of teachers
for Crawford County, Michigan, will
be held at the Court House in Graylng,
ON Friday March Goth. 1886.
FRED NJ. RICHMOND,
Mar. 4th '86-w4. SECRETARY.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
CRAWLING, MICH, Mar. 3, SO

CRAWLING, MICH, Mar. 3, SO.
To the Comrades and Citizeas Of Ora 10
ford and Otsego Counties: -Some
time ago Report of the Officers of
the Soldiers and Sailors Association
of North Eastern Michigan, appeared
in the columns of the Otsego Herald,
I'D Cra%fafEa AslaSGdht s"ibt 81 In foEt
hands, which amount was not correct,
as will be shown by the following
statement of receipts and expendi-
lures. I think / have just reasons
for complaint, and take this method
of explaining to all how matters stand.
cared not for any praise for my work
in trying TO make the reunion an en-
joyable gathering, but when / am ac-
cused of not accounting Il having had
printed a statement of the total re-
ceipts and expenditures, and asking
any and all to call at my Office and ex-
anime theiD,) for the money in my
hands belonging to the Association, l
cannot help but feel that have been
subjected TO insult. have asked the
comrades to correct their statement,
which they promised to do, but so far
have failed to do so. AS previously
said, care not for praise, but cannot
let such insults so unexplained. Hop
ing that this settlement will make clear
to all and that the comrades and off,
GERS of said Association will set right
the wrong they have done ME, / am
Yours Truly,
o. ]. BELL, Elk. Or. Mr..
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11
Circuit Court.

The case of the Board of Supervis-
ors Us Geo. NJ. F. Davis, was continu-
ed on application of plaintiff. on ac-
count of inability TO procure the Mt
tendance of necessary witness.
In the matter of petition of WIN.
Mccullough, in bankruptcy, on show
ing that receiver heretofore APP
pointed had failed To qualify. IL was
ordered that the bondsmen OF +. ID.
Robinson, assignee, do complete the
assignment.
In the matter of the dissolution OF
the attachments in the case of q. NJ.
+. Davis. on application Of Main j.
Connine. Pros. Atty, writ Of certi-
orari allowed to j. s. Andrews. ESQ.,.
Circuit Court Commissioner of Oiseeo
County, when Court adjourned with
out day
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

FIRST CLASS RIGS to let at al
hours. at reasonable prices. Hunting
and fishing parties supplied with com.
plete outfit, Guides furnished and
parties taken to the hunting grounds
at low rates.
Nov 26 If
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

1t Traver's Furniture Rooms can
now be seen the largest stock and the
greatest variety of goods ever brought
in this county consisting in part of
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-11

For sale--Forty acres of land on
Higgins Lake, west OF the resorts.
Price $4,000 Inquire at this Office.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
LITERARY NOTES.

.,,,or Of Frederick saunders's PastIme
o.,ors will be published for summer reading by T.
Whitaker.
rh. Raw s Bsriug. Gould has written " The story Va
r,.ranv for the historical scries, The story OF '"o
Nations" which the Putnams are bringing out
fossor Bo, esep prepa ihg The story OF Norway
Edward Everett Hale and susan H. h"io a." e
upon The Stoiy OF SPAIN
Mr. Malcolm Macmillan the Oldest son of the pun
,,sber is said 10 he the author OF the story
lester. which was lately brought out by Ills a'"''
firm. .
r,,,r oai,,ons of Die ramilie Buchholz "a stu"! "
,,,ro,o;s ufo IN Germany have been oisposru " =,
Berlin DE- Jums stinde is the author o' ' &c.
which Is full OF fun aud OF clever opSer V"io o.
h,s called ont An ad mirinc letter from piS"''
at. ,,o,otn Smart phelps's Burglars in Paradise
u,,l h,rtly be issued by Hougaton Miih 90 J." .'o
ohoar n,per sere- They will also publish IN 'ni' FORM
the striking story Of the " Cruise Oh 'ho N'"
lately appeared In The C1m"y
now collected edition Of tho Sketches and FenclhgS
Of John Leecn is announced in England.
Tho psv George Elmundson is preparing work when
M iu ,,hlish under the title Won lei an HIS iieS'
a B,orrapnical Critical and Historical Account Oh "e
Prince ofDutch Poets. the Golden Age OF iu'cn
.ure and the Heroic Era Of Dutch creatures ~
Tdmundsons little hook. Milton and Nondei' was on'
prelude to this larser work
A cheap edition tat 90 cents n 'ol"'" -
,,ess nov.ls is 20 be brought out by the Naciu"us'
The fret will be The Portrait of a Lady.
Here is distinction which Is not pau anu
which is made by The London Giooe hns 'n'ni'''
poetry must needs he in verse {" so"o '''
I'm, verse need not he poetry. what rhy'h"no"
roery is in the critics have no. !et "sroo' "
saw but roughly speaking it may be described "s 'n
language OF na.nation and of passion as opposed u
verse which Is the vehicle merely, OF fancy ana o 1891
an, Many can attain the latter; the former Is open
only 10 the few Tie IA the natural expression Vi
poetic genius; the other is that o' tue ha'u'o' ""'
cap ay claim only 10 poetic sentiment.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorih R,r,r. Vessels IN q tjr)th.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFFE-spo Rio doll at SIC for Fairl no sales op
t,on. an et but Sales 1000 bags closing a. follows;
NAV I,5G7 40; June 7.3OG5.3j; July. 725G !Joi Aug
usl 7.2Da7.ab september. 7.2oa T., D; oolo5er log
@y; Tovenbcr 7tOa 7.2j De cenbcr. 1900 -. Mid
cranes firm ana sacs rmored OF 800 packages Padong
On ry aic Terms ulier particulars OF the business
m asst ndia Coffee follows 500 mats Maca,sat ex
- a. 8owcu" lac. Loo Interior ex :. oyai" 2c
10 d. ev "Scott" ibLc 900 10 Sirius IGlcc.
600 DO do lG.c pecuis March Interior l7iic 500
t,ts Sk,mmngs cX HarOd" IL On Interior do,
~ q pccus Decemher Interior l7lc. NO SPOT Interior
quod lie: lc offered and refused Tor Interior
anOit -..-,.
COTToN-spot quiet and bnt without quota
he cngc Sales bales. including .Ol for export ana
2i2 for home consumption Recepts at the pors 10 day
e5 haies against 152 this day last week and 80 last
wear since September 5O4 4S5 bales against 4GiiOuU
Tor the period last season
The uuotanons 10 tho American cassncatlon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Months

uarke, c,os,ng s'ealy Transferable notices. 9.25
decided chnnsr Low grades including Common Extra
Fine are m and SnG fs sn and NTH
only limited demand. The market rules N buyers iavoT
very moderate bushes. for export mainly % in low % adTs
SALES 9 NC GG OF He sTe SSs Minnesota Extra
at . 25S5 90 including fayOr,e patents & a. 50 I4S
Wneat TItra S. y ga 80 for Common 10 Good and 3
a. IS mapy loI JoV With The range So s. 400 bIs
q aer for for Scn Choice end 500 SS %
!.oan. Ta at ne 81 8. qsss f @ oS aa saDerae eHaF
.G' go m common 'ra'y S sooa f5fa
COCO ,d Eta q wsST3 GOOD sss Sod Ca
Choice "a 25dsj 90 Extra Minnesota S3 20 +b
sa = 90 TaSn S2 q 5 6aksr Extra
81 Louis Common TO Falr Etir@s 25d - 20 20 fai
Winter Wheat Extra icas6 3octy MI Extra for Wes,
def 1nSf' so FIJI S~fFS
saes zoo opls including ne s Common to ooa Ehfa a
steady with moderate trade dem,nd onc aaes 'o bp
MEHI~oni safes 200 IDis BRANDY a s. TO- quoted
Observation-Disclosures snade easier ior cash lots
with r more steady fseng 0PIlqns Gpnns osenea
and seaty at shade above the inside pces iay
large r.nsactons opons shippers bSnght - GOO nns
city Miners 40oO bush sales 600 bush future.
LED at = a &c. Northern e3c 70 arrive 40 Hard
nd and 2c denvered 80 Red for Nav gO'.e e9I 2'c
do for july aJa4c closing at a-1c. do for August.
g2Ld9 &C. tlosIng at 924c. fof september 9t,sa
o. c closing for December. ?bhs 00lc clos
Ing al 9oc do January, 81 = sc coslnS at " lae'
do iOT FEBRUARY 9~3i0tc closing ~ 4 90 LOT MdIch,
&c AL uOis closing at 81 'sci do ior MAY II Oltg
02Lc, at IL II t-Marhet hrmer ana
1uet al 6Udb2Lc for Western. 81 as &c Tor Can ga.
and CSC. state. BA riley ana BARLEY MALI
neeificd NAV anG une 4 better July and August
la sc lower closing steady at "a &c above the lowest
nrces moderate ira export ana hone nse anh
rood business m options shippers bought 9dOop bush
10 hush yellow were posted as - warm ~ anu
"uusty" sales 57c.000 bush future 5000 Dn-h spo'.
including Posted MlXed al 4ics K'lcctrd 5Jc%
n@ran@1 Mlxe1 3 die. steamer Mixed. 4jd4j4c. In
elevator 4id 6 &C. foI May. 46i4 al Sc ahost No Mixed
4rdt7c elevator 4'a4c. free bOarl ~ &c. anoat.
10 G to arrive freight and insurance ngr1de White
53c No. Mixed for Nav. i4ai c closing Al 40 &C;
do June. 457sa4dtc closing al 4O.5c@ 90 lor Jny'
AGA JGssc closing 46r do. for August ~ az rc'
closing at OATS Casn lots IA +c better closing
ST a " Options SHADE higher closing steady;
Saies 1000 future. $4,000 cash Including No
Mixed Al Ss9cs NJ. 2. 4OaiO.ci No ], nonlnal; No.
Mixed Western 4 a44c. whle DO. A. ga iei i?c' White
State 42a4JLc Nn2 Mixed TOT May. 80 50 &C. closing
at 96ssc DO for June 500, closing at 3oc FEED
Market auiet ana prices without decided change.
St0cks In store New-IOrs BrOOklyn and Jersy CITY
grain and held rail lighters certificate
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY A. 1885,

and June delivery sG4d also 7Gid 40 June ana ny
delivery slid; Juy aud August delivery IA
do August and September delivery 6id also 70
do September AMI OctotcT delivery. 904d 40 O''oo'
and November delivery. t6d. ,oo ,.,a.
Tenders Tor deivercs to.days cearings loo pa'es
new et and 800 IVA Old do o.,oo,,
u m-Mhlding Uplands SlGdi Mlddling orlea'
Sid. ooo ...ao
The sale, OF the dav included H. 600 bales American IT.,
Futures STEADY; Cplands Low Middlng clause Nay 9onv
ery s.6ld secrs do Nav and June drnvery. .,,
sellers June and July delivery >6in buyers 10 Sy
md turIiy sellers August
temhrr delivery -6id sellers do september anu oS'o
bcr delivery ,6iG buycTs do OCTOBER anu sosoh,v
delivery Cad srl.crs:t0 November ana D'cenDer
cry - Sold. sellers; do. september delivery, oloo'"
sellers. ,,,.,. r org Nsd
D. m.-CotOn- Futures closed dull Upands Low muu
ling clause MAY delivery 7Cld buy r. DO MAY anu un
,:d. hIv 90 Jun and July ueiiVely. . '
ia, sellers do July and August dc ivery vOtd puyeis
40 and .Inbcr delivery. loih pvet
DO september and october delivery s6td scllers 70
October November delivery. i6id sellers, w.
November and December delivery 3-Oiu seiicIs uo'
ScpumDer de > y IA. buyers.
GALVESTON. Ma 3-COttOn steady. Mifdllng " Low hu'
ding S1 Good Ordinary. ll6; net receipts 80 paos'
gross Loss bales to the Continent w Vas'
wise. i.JSS ba cs sales SS6 bacs Stock %
SAVANNAH. May 3.t'ot,On steriy. MiddiinS 80 10"
MddDV sla Good ordinary. 7s. net receipts ooZ DseS'
1855 bales Exports cosstvise lOo@ Daies etoo'
80 -ll Da's. .,,., o,,IG
Low Middny 7.I6 ,ood Ordinary, / lt no.. n.y. n.y.
gross reccpts 729 bales Great Biitan Owl
tales; coastwise. 5000 bales stock. l7l3Oo D"es'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. &. & Ill II. X. H. Co. LcS,So,,,,
THE WEST sHORT; ROUTE Is ALONG III, cis,s
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMtD u Htlt y x.,xS Hi.S
AROUND FloTHIIIs OF CArSKILL NO Sv ArHa
AND IH.OUGH BEAUriFuL VALLEY OF ins
MOHAWK. M 49,, w., ,oa
I. sstion as follows; . ,,,r...
All trains leave from dow station foot o, !gs
North Rvor 20 inmates earlier than from foot OF "ess
Dotrot and Chicago $50 a. m 800. $40 p NJ sse9ss
through. ~ .. ,
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Drldsa Niagara fAls Wv
800, = Ia p m. scepers and drawing room cars
UUca and syracuse '03O. II % m. 800. = - ~.
Highland rokeepso and hsnsson ! 10 ~ 80 i.'1'A "~
3a6 ~ 10 .l2 q and C 90 m. Tor king.2n .,a
sanHertes aud Albany. Iio 20 30 IL IS l. n 3D. 0"'s
Catssfi. = l0 $50. ll26 m; 355 .slo pm. 80.
Cranston's. West Point, Cornwall and Ncwhurg 'Hl1
80 so :. 10. 2o M 800. l5 10. III" p ~" aae
% 90 m. for Cranstons. toInwali snd Na-SGss
For Montreal and o,naia Fast 500 p m. r,..
Ua~iton London, 20 so A. IN. .o.oO $40 p ~ tVto'S
.paiy Daiy except saturday Other trains cay eres9s
Sunday. - .,...,.x a.. .,.oo,,oiS,
,ans u'' or Information apply at ohces, Brooklya
ssS. sss of rsi,eass iSr. Sg
sst st., and foot q Jay St. North Rvsr Wssteo.v
asnSes orders can 10 left at HSsS S@if. iIf.,xErr
sao broadway. General Passenger AgseA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1890.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York courtAnd streets
Harrsbur pittsDurs and the West with Pullman Palace
sd Sea Of arcoFa cFa puar m ay nd .sn
ing ears At . a. N n every day
s 'n 2 eGnneCtns @ At Cory for ru've Petroleum
ans the I% ~oab limited wa.ans
10 $ m arrive washington 400 D. N aid i.a6 m ar:
m. leo $50. 800 p and II night sunday, Si5
rer Asao o s9ccpt 1o su9dsy 1sg nrous paror ca
Long Bsnch Bay Head Jun aud Intermediate stations.
or .unaay ss5 a. M and D. M do not stop at AsbuS
fGr So2sof 1S Gtn aroad wetsdsys aD M every
pSa. M sfCoyn ay & WITH al Soan tram.
atJersev Gty anordns speedy and direct transfer for
1tsis;a ay:ise' From Pnt.Snrs 80 So llSO a@:Ss'
go sea 1 dso @ a. iao s5 $50 5a aud 10 IS p a.
ffSGSag sa@ Ss" sG M s So .1S F5s
llsoa; m: 40, 400 s4o $50 $50, go e1j 72S s59.
$ 5o " io g .na % 500 Sao Ss COS 3 s ~ M
FOR PHILADELPHIA
trains leave Newyok via DasDros.e- and Court
sSn;AsS Iai;es and 70 wa'33s;sa saG ton
aha l%sfi aisss eaa a. at
@ % s@s go
sunday. connect at fIsnSOn for csmisn n,c.,.,.,,,
iii5s NJ Limited tEpPe,, S aud 50 @l ia y =
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