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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07


SufEragisis are unusually active this
year. Ali over the Eastern States
conventions and lectures are frequent
Al great Bazar h soon to Be held ia
Boston 10 FElss money 10 prosecute
she work IN Massachusetts,. The
question appears In resolutions IN po-
litieal, literary snd religions meetings.
II is IN church e. well as politics it ls
in home, and in school and 10 society;
there is no CREST reform that does not
recognize and comprehend it. The
gTandesi minds Of tlis day endorse IL /:
the great power Of the pres is for Il.
u IL In the line Of progress and steadi-
ly marches on over pFejudlee. custom
and restriction. The beginning Of
triumph ls nor. This Il one Of those
rare instances IN which those who
planted the seeds Of q reform. live 10
enjoy lie fruiisge, even 81 IN imma-
iure stage. The work and the work
eFs have nov honor, and well earned /;
aud broadening opportunities, higher
edueatlon and better wages for women
are the blOssOming and fruitage Of
this reform.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The BEr SAWS Ia the world IOl
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sal.
Rleusn, Fever Sores letter. ChapDed
Hands. Chilblaina, COrns. and al
skin ErupiiOns. and posltiyely cures
Piles, or no pay required. Il IL guar
anleed 10 give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Prics 25ets. pei
box. FoR SALE by Oscar seltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
PI1i

W. II. Hill 4 Co, FalFpoTt. n. Y.
Geatleiaen-Fof years my wife has
been = sufferer frosn Contiipatian and
Headache. suffering beyond endur-
anee. She has tried many remedies,
and consulted many eminent physi-
clans. bus found no help. About
three months ago abe began 70 take
Cobb's Little Pod0phyllin Pills and
she hes bad bus one return Of the
headache, and that was caused by
oveFwork. Yours Truly,
q. 81. STEVENS, Lima. n. Y.
Oscar seitz, Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS

CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clsrk. one Treasurer. tee
Congt3bles, two justices q the Peaee, and on
Road Overseer for eaeh road district.
DATroH TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk, one Treasurer, tW,
district, one Justice Of the Peace 70 an vacancy
ELH oEEEK TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, gns CLERK, one Treasurer. two
Iusiieen o. the Peaes, two Cunstablss, and on,
itoaa OVefaeer Ter eaeh road district
EUREKA TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one CLERK, oas Treasurer, tive
constables tEO Juasicss 81 he Peaee. and one
hoad OfeTueer for each rad district.
EALUH TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk one Tlsasursr two
Road Oversser for each road district.
sEEELET ToWEsHP.
One Trustee, one Clerk, one Treasurer. two
CONSTITUTES, and Gle Road 0versssr for each road
district, one Justice Of the Peace 20 an vacancy.
GYPSUM TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk, one Treasurer. two
Justices OF the Peace, iWn C0nstsbles, and one
Road OTerseer for each road district
GLEEBALE TowxHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk. one Treasurer, two
C0nstables, and one Road OFerseer Coz each road
District two Jlstices Of the Feaee-
LIBERTY TOWNsaIP.
One Trustee, one CLERK. one Treasurer, two
Constabiea, and one Bead oTprseer for each rosd
district.
ONO TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one CLERK. one Treasurer, tvo
COustablea, two Justiees Of the Peace and one
Road OFeraeer lor each road district.
FLEAsANT yAL1RT TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, ons Clerk, one Treasurer. two
justices Of the Peace, two CoBsiables, and one
Rnaa OFerseeF for eaeh rad district.
SMOKY HuL TOWEsHIP
One Trustee, one Clerk. one Treasurer, two
Justices Of the Peace, tUo conslabies, and one
Road Overseef for each road district.
SMOKY vIEW TOWNSHIP
r, oas Trustee, one clsrk, one Treasurer, two
Road OTerseer for eseh road district.
suoLAN ToWHsHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk Jne Treasurer, two JUS
Ices the Peace, two Couetshles and enc Road
DrerseeF for each road disifigi.
SOLOMON TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one Clerk, one Treasurer, two
onsieblea, two justices Of ske Peace, and one
Read Oversear Tor each road district.
SUMMIT FoWHsHR.
One Trustee, one Cierk, enc Treasurer. two Jus-
.ices % the Peace, two CoBsiables, and one Road
lEerseef Tor each rusd district.
sFnTEo cREEE TOWNSHIP.
one Trusiee. one Clerk, one Treasurer, two
Versailles. aud one Road oysrSser Tor ssch rad
district.
WASHINGTON Township.
One Trustee. one CLERK, one Treasurer. too Ius-
Ices OF The Peace, two C0nstablea, and one Rosa |
)vuTseer for each road diHirics.
wALNuF TOWNSHIP
One Trusies, one Clerk, oas Treasurer. two /
onslahlet, and one Road Overseef Tor each rad /
istrict, one Justice o. the Pesee 10 hli VaoEney.
Aud votes % electors for auId ofeers win Be- /
ecelyud 81 the polh ~ eacA sleciicu precinct on 4
aid county.
In testimony whereof. have hsreunts set M
and at my o1ee, Sallna, Kansas "a sd county Il
biz ao,h day o. September, A. d. l5s6.
". ". BARTLEFT.
sheriff 81 Saline - unty, Kanaas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Il is the current report about town
that Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs lie making some remarks
bic cures with people who are
troubled with Coughs, Asthma, BrOn-
ehitis and Consumption. J. J. Pur-
cell will give any person trial bottle
free Of cost Il Is guaranteed 10 re-
lieve and cure. Price so cents and 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
Political influence OF Women.

"The entry Of Mrs. Gladstone into
the political arena at London in sup
port Of home rule for Ireland reminds
one fOrcibly of the great influence
women have always welded when
they have personally advocated q
canse. Women were the original
agitat0rs OF the Rnti-slavery move
ment, aud willingly suffered insult
and social Ostracism until the cause
assumed q shape with which it could
be practically gFappled, and after.
ward their influence encouraged their
husbands, fathers, and brothers 10 en-
list ~ soldiers, and they, ~ nurses,
ministered 10 them in the conflict
which WIS eventually 10 emAneipate
the slave. In fact, q woman, Mrs.
Stowe, made the Union army possible
through her graphic portrayal, in
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Of the evils OF
slavery. The mothers and sisters OF
the "unerOWned king OF Ireland, /"
Charles Stewart PaFnell, have been
most powerful factors, through their
speeches and writings, in creating q
popular opinion, both Ia England and
America, which Is steadily revolu-
tiOnizlHg for the better the hitherto
existing relations between Great Bril-
tain and ireland. Wherever one
may look into history, Il will be seen
that Il was only when women were
associated with men that reform
commenced 20 be successful. This |
has been pre-eulinently 30 60 social i
matters, for when women were de- /
barred from social intercourse and /
equality with men, civilization and /
religion were bat eighty above bar /
haFism, but since the gentler sex have
become the social peers Of the "lOrds /
Of creation the material and ethical
conditions OF the body polite have
been improved and elevated. Il only 4
remains now to supplement this social
reform by political one 10 the sphere
Of woman, to insure al analogous i'm
prOvement Ia every ramiflbatiOn OF
society and until this Is done, our
republican institutions can never de-
velOp their inherent possibilities
Charles r. EhdicOn ia Boston Trans
crfDf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

When your tongue is coated and
your eyes are duh. whsn your blood
runs sluggish. when you have a fever
when you feel languld and have no
appetite, and ell you est lies on your
stomach like brick, also when your
head aches. your blood 4 out Of order
and your liver does not work properly
you need a good, reliable remedy that
win put neg life and blood in yOuf
veins. Begg's Blood Purifier and
Blood maker is prepared expressly
for this purpose and acts OF the Whole
system simultaneously u you try u
once la your family, you will never
be without e. Sold tY Oscar Erila.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Oscar seii1 can slWays be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the
best Of everything. but % secure the
Agency for sach articles a. have we'll.
known merit, aud are popular with
the people, thereby Sustaining the
reputation OF being always enterpris.
ing aud reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery fog CousuInp-
tion, VIII cell Il on q poaitlve gnaran.
tea. Il viii surely cure and every
Affection % Throaf. Lungs and Chest
aad 70 show cur condolences. 4s invite
Jon 70 call and set 3 Trial Bottle
FFse
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
Election Proclamation
STATE or KANSAS
Rnrrmmw m anWrmm

STATE or RANsAs.l
COUETT o. SALfNE-
ne SAT- q Raasas b thoz fsse prtssfs shaH cone
GREETINe.-KnOE ye that I, W. W. Bartlett.
Sheriff Of Saline nuuniy, ksnma, b. virtue Of the
authority In me vested, Dc By this proclamation
give public Boiiee that On
Tuesday. the ana Dag Of NOvembeF.
a. d. 19S1.
iheFs vii Be held q grneFal eleeilon. and the
0lhceTs a. the time 10 Be- ebossn are as follows,
to-Wit.
one Congressuan for sth District.
One Governor.
One LieutenEEt Governor.
One Secretary Of 81 ate.
One State Treasurer.
One Auditor.
Ons Attorney General.
One superintendent Of Public Instruction.
One Associate Jnstiee Of Supreme Court.
One Representative 18Th Reprssehta tive Dis
triet-
One County Attorney.
One PFobate ledge.
0as Comfy Superintendent Of Public Instrne-
ton.
One Clerk o. the District Court
One Commissioner for the First Commissioner
District, % an Funancy.
One Commissioner Tor the Third Commissioner
District.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

The matrOu at the Home Of the
Frlendless at Jersey City. N. J.,
writes; Everything good for babies
deserves attention. Group Il their
worst enemy. I am happy TO state
we have used HlIl's Peerless Cough
Syrup with best Of results here among
our little ones. can cheerfally rec
Ommend It 10 all mothers for Group.
MRS. q. BoULTER.
Oscar Seilz sells the above Syrup.
No cure no pay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
Noce

AZ meeting ~ ne Mayor and coup-ilnrr 81
ne Ciiy q szliaa, kaus1s helj On tie = day Of
Asll.,s -. ne iolloallE resolaion vas aaofi-d
kesoiFadi t11l Z = ar isurroveulent Necessary tn
3 dune 20 curb and gutter abe scuih side q Ash
Street, iron Seventh 20 Fihh Street.
aiiness ny hand and oaicis. seal this stih day
lsssi-l E Z. B0WEN.
1t-f Cay Clsrt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
ABILTIYHAS no sEx.

coumunls.iieusa ana Essspapsr Ciipginss ssiisi-
e Ter tbs colnmu. addrgss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

Jan OPEN LETTER
OAKLEY KAs.. Ang. a4th. 81
FAMOUS"
Arrived home
last night and went "out calling
in that new outfit you sold me.
Have been trading in salina for
years and you can count on me
as your regular customer for the
reason that you carry the most
complete line of clothing and
furnishing goods in Salina. and
your goods are all marked in
plain figures. You make no
Misrepresentation and you are
wiling to make everything sat
isfaetOry- Am going to organ
ize an excursion to come down
to see you. Shall inform you Of
the date later Received your
letter informing me that you have
a big stock Of mems boots
and shoes.
With my best regards.
Your Frieud.
JOHN T. KENNA.
We paid this man twenty-five
IOIlars to write the above
lN9Vs EEuE zVK
he sLEEPLEss RESTLESS
'AyLleHT cLoTHERs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
Notice of Final Settle
ment.

STATE or KANSAS
CuuETE o. SalfaE.
In the Prohais Couri IN and for said County.
In the matter ofiAs Estate q Alberl Hustsd de-
eeased.
Nsoifoas and az other persons Interested IN
~ the alcrcslid estate. are hereby nofifed thar
q the regular term q the Probafe Count g. and for
sad coaltys % b neTun and hid a the court
room - sala. c.untY 81 Saline, STATE Of af1resaii
o. the hr.t Aolday IN the mcnth Of Osaober, A
p. -, shall Apply % said Coars FOR fnll and
hnel aettiement q SAID estate.
G =. LAnxIH. Adninistratur With gil anrer-d Of
ALnEEr HusrEn. deceased.
September aih, A. D 1850.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
SheriHs Proclamation.

4 W. W. BARTLETT.
Sheriff u Saline county. state Of kana.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07
SheriRs Proclamation.

sherliI of sailne canniY. ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-07

! EovsE JoIET REs0LUTIoa No. 4. For - sub-
tiiicn q TIE 51at8 q Eanzas
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

o,.s and .bokv nerves born from the experiences
of many exciting rifle matches, again ,sadv
as braced myself TO shoot they became 40 Creed.
as if were once more shooting OH tea" Nv N
moor - :a doos when
aiming "Its hundred and fifty YARDS, uat tF,eumd
hi-fine sight and low down" drew the rIouiu iI
sight ofmy rifle that its bead was 1ns. "a ,be
above the division in the rear sight allgnJIu I III
Uhtter,np bead close to the foreshoulder oI ,no GIN
and inst shove the lower line of his body ana geHS
pressed the trigger and then, quick as hen'nnt, ~
threw another cartridge from the h hueaZnu % r,oi
the rife barrel At the report the clums! az aI'u CO.
below govc a tremendous leap III the ar, ana loi
the first time looked as el Ks are drawn III ood
But the Kccne bullet had penetrated ms T''aII ali in
when he struck the ground II was 10 IAN al i' "
confused heap, dead as door nan. A., o,1+
The sharp crack of the rife, and ITS deadly fesu,
was followed by scene OF wild eXcitemen.. r" anu
confusion Three other elk whom had not Pm -,
yiouslv seem n COW and two yearilngs. starred w
from where they had been cTouched among ih9 I'm
ber and rushed panlc-str'cken IN aieIeni h of and
tons ~ he top of their speed two 10 the icl u
one 10 the right leapine the fallen tree trunhs
with surprising aei,ity for such large animals to
SWINGING my riie aronnd so as 10 cnVtL % 'nS aTon9
shoulder Of the COW, and aiming llttie aheaa,
pulled the trigger. At the report sle fcil
but regained her feet and was making frantic en-
dcavor to scramble over hlgn loE, when aho'hci
shot laid her proStratc across IT. IT,, r
Aiming a foot ahead of the yearling, to allow Ior
the speed at which he was running, hred ioui'
time But Just as pressed the trigger he wheeled
and ran at right angles. So that l shot ahe'1 Ia p
him. He then ran around little grove uhtl ne
reached place jnst high enough 10 cohceai Ms
body and vet cnable him to look over. Here, sup
posing he was hidden, he stopped, deer VIII 90,
and looked back to see what had caused such eX
traordinary noises for probably he had not caught
sight of us as yet. could see nothing but ms
head. appearing just above the brush. ana IL was
a small mark to hit at such distance fnly 'Wo
hundred vards. Taking steady alm between ms
eyes pulled the trigger. The bullet struck MN
exactly where aimed, an he fell IN his tracks as
If struck by a sedge hammer, every limo seeming
TO give way at once. -, ~,
All This time Fisher stood by my side wild with
excitement, yelling: =,
That's it, that's 1t knock 'em down, knock 'em
down."
lie now exclaimed go,
There's the other fellow gong over the hill
shoot quick.'
Swinging around to the right saw the last yearl-
ing was bounding up the pcak,and fired at hun Just
rs he reached the summit. The first shot struck
bin in the shoulder and whrled HIM around. and a
second instant after. and the last III my lnaea-
zine tumbed him also to the ground. This made
four elk killed IN seven shots, with only one MISS
the whole occurrence, though seeming to consume
long time, probably not actually occupying hall a
minute.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after NAY Il. 1855.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave Desbosss and cour.ndt Strcc;t
Harr sbur PttsDHrg aud the Vest with Pullman Palac,
and Ia. Iicsgc Lifted fsrooa Dining smoalng and sleep
wsasS h Sass af cGs ssey a' CORY and fr,
at D. h. connecting CORY for riu,,ie petroleum
For %sp'IS sSaae% 1a S a s.SS"a 3 a and g night
"a on SIS m P% nam ann paace is p, a
To- m arrive wasnngton T. p n & aga 20 p IA M ar;
an ~ & -. 20 and 900 m nd nj Il night sunday 8 10
For Atlantic city. except SUI day UhrOasa raror can.
For cape May, except sunday. li'los m:,,....,..
on sunday y:io m ana p m do hot stop at AsOury
For % Point and Norfolk via SewYGrs Philadelphia AID
Norfolk Railroad D. m every day Via Bait more ard Bay
Boats OF BrooSlyn Annex
stJtrsey CITY, anoIdns SPEEDY and direct transfer for
s1S FS% Sy sss% 81 $40 Su aaa aasl a. S,
80 %, ~ $40. 80 sso y; ;ad 1875
PSilaaelpnia. $50. 500 $50 80 oa$I '29 1919
92S ioS5 IS n and 20 night sunday $50 go $50
1856 $40 80 a. 800 $50 6o5, go. 9s5 1925
FOR PHILADELpIIlA.
E1pres. trains via DrsOrosss Co Urt
landt stree,s F. rr.es as follows;
t;s 72o. 900 90 ,nsAso Llnited ana 10 wasmngtoa
and SI Il niraf Acso%@od,tioa $50 il Sa NJ and 9
Pm Sansays s E1Pres sa eS @ S1 z 5ea limit and ~
rrsn, leaving YORK daily st.epi sandy. 20. eoo
su 80 saunes SS iSfs tSf aud OoO ~
sao ''s tS 1Ss SSc trS1' sS5 s 80 ' $50
ill5 m Lint Iprcss Il AMI so N > u - g., 8
$50 lSj sos COS $50 H. i.:sj (.Jo Limited.
leave Phi adepha via Camden m. daily except sun.
Ticket oaces $40 lS5 and ga Bro,dway Astor House,
and foo OF and Courandt Court st and
Rnsss ese ts9e' noSs Station S Jesc y
Ticket Oncs No Battery Place and s,te Garden ,..
Oasgg,,. rC = IGte, p,a. aaa residences JR.wooD.
General Manaxer. General isssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
6tedmboats ano RAILROADS.

A -RONLOUT and KINGSTON, landing
5orc ntaa trsn' me w.. po% forn.. MswSrrs x,, ,,
ka;isa End sn s.re 5%py cvs aai c,ssk a9a1,s5
BALDwIN leave every week oa7 al M pier foot II
leaves at D. m
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RiVER LTNE.-Best route VIA Sound, Maxi
n0Garions minimum rstcs. From Pier - N a.
foot OF Murray every day SUNDAYS ncudcd 300 D. m
Steamers Pilgrim and br,'o Connection by Auner Boa0
from Brooklyn 4J0 p m. Jersey City y.
EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
rains leave depot foo of Cortland and Do-bro,se, s
AZ A m [ $40 and d. Tor ta9fJn Rs ehen Alien.
town RsalDg Mauch nunk, Gien summit Wixesbsrrs
Tnvanda Wsyerly ithaca Geneva Lyons buffalo and ,ha
West Pullman thrOnqh coaches asy Local trains a.
a m ANA $40 D. m for Fas'on. Betn chcD and 'oplAy
frame ,esyinx ar M l. and 3so y. connect Tor all
poI,rs n MshOloy Hazeton cosl regions sunday
ftayes sor Afauch ChuDk and Hozi.tOn = q N.
General Eastern Office, No 23j Broad"ay. ..
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
"ARLFN RIVER BRANCH.

ltNEW.YORK, NEW .HAVLN AND HARTFORD r. X,
Trains Harlem River Station. 33tst, ana
Lnonye Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily except
SUNDAYS nj 645, 100 0lO 10, ll:50 2lO. 500 40
h4O $40 and m. for Port Morris CASANOVA tlak Poin
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest. West Chester,
Timpsons Ray chester tPelham Bay, Barlow t,ity
Island. foh an Manor sni New Rochelle connecting at
Rochelle WITH FOR all points on the main hno OF
Line and Air Inc Divisions New Canaan. Middlctown
New and sued Branches and Boston and all points
Eupt.
Midnight train for Rochelle and all Intermediate STA
uOns at ,: 10 a. IN. daily except Mondays.
sunday New Rochelle aud All inerm"lla'H STA
tons at II and go the latter iAh connkf uh3
a New Rochelle with trains 10 Grand Centa DeI "na
Stamford
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs. &. IL. NORTHAN AND O)NI[NE Al l!ive
Slip. - r. IT, and u p m A~undaVI
excepte at NewHaycn with special tram. or
MERIpEN. HARrFl lRn SPMNGFi Id Aol.foh r.
IcAcis id checked 81 AZ Bre,dNaY, \
Y and Court st. Brooklyn. Exclusion 10 Ne" iiaveh ana
return. ii 90.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
i tho EAST. All rail from Grand Central nepo' lhtes
express daily SUNDAY excepted 10 osIon At NJ
(parur attached and II D. M i"h pai"e" -rcp
cnfs IL y. with palace Sleeping chts
r. W POiPLh Agent
4 LBANY BOATS. peoples Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier IL N. r. foot Csnat daily sundsys excepted
bUpm.
Connecting ~ AlpanY FOX VII points North and west
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HrnsO,

NEW-YCRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD.-C Commencing Nov. %, 1855
through trains viii leave Grand Genital Depot.
a. Rochester and Montreal Express through
ing room cars 10 Rochester. 81 Adams and Ouses Point.
800 a. M Fast Limited Chicago EXpIcsS. with dining
stoppny at Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rochester. Buiao
Nagarafa Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving AT Chicago
900 n. next day.
lo3oa. m Chicago Express drawing to Canaan.
daigua Rochester, Niagara Falls and Buffalo
til a. Western New oTk and Northern Express
draw
1880 p Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ing room cars To Saratoga. Fl Edwar and Gons Falls
Saturdays only
= D. M. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
- p Chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleeping
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toeo Detroit. Chi
cago and ST Louis
63o Express with sleepngc1rs 10 Syracuse and
Auburn road. and TO Saratoga. also to Montreal
t'HlJ Pacific Express with sleeping ROchcs.
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland rolco st Louis
trot and Chicago.
lll5 p Night Express. with sleeping cars TO Albany
and Troy connects with the morning for the Vest
for the North except saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grant central ,.ep9t No battery
and at WestcotIs Express Offices PaIk place Broad
vay) 80 and 9i2 broadway. and g. West l25h st. New
York, 333 Washington and $50 Fulton Brooklyn 70
4th ST., Williamsburg.
Accommodations and slecping.clrS can
procured at Of the ticket offices In New city and
3.i3 Washington ST.. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
'Thcse trains run daily All others daily except Sunday
tIhc trains stop AZ Harlem l20tl - and An ave.
J VI. TOUCEN ID. NJ kENDRICK
General superintendent General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1886-05-28
\VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w \. Y:C&H, 3: R. +, Co Lessee: wrsr
SnORE OF THE WORID.FAM u HtDS ~ ElN.IS
AROUND OTIILI.> pE CArSKILL MDUNiAiN
AND IHROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF Tim
MOHAWK. -, ,. ,,o., 49,,
81. station follows ...,.. -, -, -,
Nortl river minutes earlier than uoa loot OF West
Detroit and Chicago .9.So m. 900. 'slOp sieepers
'ff"is 900, $40 p. m. seepers through.
Nuto Rochester, Suspension bridge Falls. '9J
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