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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08
DIED.

sCHILLINGER- Saturday. January
=, IssS. neaT Frie,ieus. Clara Agnes, infant
daughter Of Andrew and Mary schllinser.
age,l months
BIBBY-On Wednesday. February /.
ISss, in HcoversviEle. Michael Bi5by. aged
81 years. 10 months AMI - siays
N!r Bibi,y was born one ard bali usiies
from Hooversviile Abour the year 1ss5 be
nrlrrie'l Mss Herssherscr. Twelve efiidren
we-e horn % them, ten Of whom are Swing
David. TIE olslesf son. belonged 70 Company
D I4si Pennsylvsnis Volunleers. and was
killed in 4 rife PIT By being shot in the had
5y a si,arp->ilooser Ja,-ob lives near CO
shen, Ind The ress I've in This county and
are all married except Hrnv, who i al
home Mr Baby vas sufferer from dys-
PERSIA. which slightly unsettled his mind
He Was always 4 respected citizen. and bad
smile and good word for all. He wes con-
si~fent member Of the Lutheran church EYr
forty years. The funeral took place from
the lafs residence Of the decease,I. the ser
vices being condaeted By Rev HuGseman
Text 5-ih Psalm S7lh verse
The following named persons have died
in the vicinity Of Hooversville within The
past month
Two children Of David Ross
Thomas Lohr died January 6. lsss. aged
7S years
George Koel,er died January 5. I'ss. aged
- years.
susan Bowman, wife Of Benjamin Bow
man. died January 9Th, in the 9th year Of
her age.
\ child Of David and susan story died
January % aged ) months
A son Of jeremiah swank died January
18th. in his fourth year
Ms Casper small, daughter Of John Yo-
der. died January 27th, aged n years. a
months and L days.
John Reel died January - ISIS, aged A.
years. months and i days
F.ES.
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confIuence and vIcInity.
Mick.

Nrs. Ross. wife Of Hon. Moses 4 Ross, OF
Petersburg. died January 50th. after rather
brief but painful illness. in the G9sh year oi
her age Her remains were deposited in the
family vanlt at Ne~bRry cemetery. on Feb
ruary ist Mrs. Ross wss devoted wife
and mother. and passed into the great be
yond with Christian resignation The be-
reayed family has the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Mrs. Susan B0wlin, via OF John r. Bow
lin. died a: the home of her daughter in
FAyest county on Tuesday, January 5lst,
in the 67ih year Of her age Her remains
were also inferred in the Sewherry cemetery
She survived her husband less than one
year She was consistent member Of the
" E. Church for many years, and has two
sons in the ministry.
meet with general favor of course those
who woaid be benefited by license are not
pleased. but the majority ofour citizens are.
One thing certain, the peace and quiet of
eAS eSNN Aa> uteA eteA4f AHAPsoNcN "
having no license 1t Is unfortunate. how
ever. that Petersburg has double portion
of license.
The time for holding municipal elections
is near at hand. and the chronic oftioe-seek-
es are beginning 10 wear the familiar grin
To some people IN Office is big thing
Our schools seem 10 be progressing finely
50 far. a literary society IS in fun blast
and some eloquent speeches are being made
or practical topics.
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Rsn.s View Items.

Our schools are prospering.
The sugar boiling season : near at hand.
I, I. HeipIe is closing out his business here.
an will remove to We>tmoreland county
Jerome Yoder & Bro. have rented their
farm to ]. H. Schumacher, and will remove
ss Garrett
H. c Beam has taken large contract OF
hauling logs forJ NJ Cover. He began his
work Monday.
Our farmers have made -ood use Of the
excellent siediing BY hanling large quanii-
tie of lime. coal, etc.
J. J. Daniels is able to be about again. after
having been confined to his house for about
two months from the effects Of a fall from a
wagon.
James Shaffer is taking advantage of the
good shedding and moving his household
goods over on this side OF the Bell farm, re-
Gently purchased By him
The joint consistory of Beam charge met
in session on Saturday last at the Beam
church. to settle up the annual business
Rev. l. y. Berger being the present minister
everything passed of in the usual quiet
way. The salary of the pastor was raised
s75 per annum-
On Sunday Jacob Hoover. aged 50 years
and months, was buried al the Beam
ehureh. Rev. Baumganiner officiateti. his
text being the 57th verse of the 37th Pain
There was a very large number Of neighbors
and friends present at the obseqrIies. Mr.
Cover was the next oldest man in this neigh
borhood, A5ran Beam being his senior By
one year and six months
E-<a
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The February star-lit shy viii be charm
ing Saturn viii shine all right hong. Mcr-
cury viii be plainly visible in the evening
tsilixh, in the middle of the month Mars
aad Uranus viii appear before the midnight
and Jupiter and Venus viii divide the hon
ors Of the dawn. The heavens will be brill
iant wish a superb army Of STAR. the bright
est that look down from the srar-depths.
Among them are the fair capella. the radi-
ant Arcturus. Sirius and Reguius. with the
seli-knovn consultations Of Orion. the
Twins. the Hyades and the clustering Pieia-
des. Observers may find these stars. and
many more, with the aid OF the star-map
and when once familiar by name, they viii
prove lise-long source Of enjoyment.
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From The Eidern ia ] Herald.
Obituary.


Mrs d " Grouse. assistant u.a.rcn sthe
Industrial sciseol. died very sutllenly las,
Tuessiay uiorssing at the school. SIG bad
been in rstiier poor health isr some nseElhs.
and az one time last Summer her siis was de-
spairei Of She had not been On duty since
her Hines until slsos, time besore hc-
death. aasi then n-scmed her dniies s@ainst
the advice Of her sEiefsls. Ba: she vas de-
voted to her work. ard the interest she took
n Il vas noz les-eued. even By bodily IN
irnsities Ms Cruises maiden name was
Jennie Hay. She was born in Berlin, SOM
erset County. Pa. August s is47 was mar
red to d. VI. Grouse August y, I.72, and
with her husband, came to the Industrial
School October l. 1874 She had been as-
sissant nafron Of the institution for the Fast
five years. and only rh0se who were associ-
aied with her can estimate the value Of her
services. and realize the loss which her sad
and uniinsely death ocea>ions- She was the
moIher Of two children. one Of which iii
tie girl OF SIX years. j. left wiiout i mothers
foid care and proie1t ton Mr.. Croase starts
with the remains today for their old home
in Berlin. Pennsylvania, where the parents
Of TIE deceasei are living.
The f,Iloxing preamble and resolutions
were adopted BY the saarsl Of trustees of the
Iowa Industrial schooI
WaEREas All-HiSe Providence has re-
Gently laid an sffsirtinz band upon Us in
the removal from cur midst Of Ms Jennie
Grouse, assistant nlairon. boys department
whose lahorS fIr more than hall sure Of
years have BEEN united With ours 10 caring
for and bgiliiHg up the interests oi this
school one whom We have learned highly
10 esteem for her works sake. 10 admire FIR
her conssancy- zeal and devotion, and to
love tIr her social sad moral life There
for
Ee'olrs,I Thai we the members Of the
board Of trasfess Of the industrial school.
while We bow sabniissiyeIy To this severe
Gispensafiou. cannot refrain from feelings
and expressions of grief and SORROW, and
sincerely uIaa7u cur sad b,ss
Resulsed, That We extend to Mr. D. n.
Cnguse. assistant superintendent, Ia his deep
~nrrow and Bereavement. oar sincere sym
Pathy. and would urge uPoa him that be
ioos, s1r consolation. 10 the promises. sure
and eternal. that are n0w fulfilling in her
new life, and 10 the sweet rest into which
sHe has entered in the mansion prepared for
her. snd where the departed one is waiting
tie coming OF the bowed husband and little
girl when their work Is accomplished. and
the good Father above calls them home
Resolret That these resolutions Be spread
on our minutes. aud a copy be handed 10
Mr. Grouse.
THoNts MITCHELL,
THos E. CoRkHIIL. President.
Secret1rv
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An infant Of son of Mr.. and Ms. Harrison
Lohr died On Saturday of last week
The people of this section APPEAR to enjoy
the mild winter. as predicted. with the ner-
cgry At and below ZERO.
The protraetei meeting NJ Graefs church,
Conducted by Rev Hoaseinan. still coniin-
ues. There have been six seekers, two Of
whom have found peace
A time. 4 few weeks since, wos noted for q
great change in temperature. The tiaer-
momeier pointed To ag7 below zero. and in
twenty -four hours marked i3s above zers
An item APPEARED in one OF the county pa
pers speaking of the iime-bank skating rink,
saying that If the pupils should spafter the
door with snow and water, and let il freeze.
they would have fine place for sport
Correct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08

About 2 o'ciock Monday evening tive
Young boys passing up Patriot street noticed
smoke issuing from several of the windows
on the second ao1r Of Mr. Wm- Gilbert resi-
Genoe. They zaR 70 the house and finding
rie iocr~ all locked. they started up the
strees. yelling IRE. The towa was soon
arousesi as,d within very few mcrnents OF
ne first c-y. asa3osf the eIitiTe nIle rfssia-
ZION vas on tie STREETS. running in the ii
rtrfifa ffie IRE. Mr Gilbert and his fam
TX were az at church, and IS tie house wrs
elosad up considerable sitsscu.sy- vas sxpari-
eneest IN eSfecfsng an entranee. The FIRE
originated IN 8 bed IN one Of the second fiOor
roonss and was confined TO two rooms. The
flames we're exfingssisbed, but not before cbn-
siderable damage had been done. The fur
niture, carrots. and everything IN the two
rDosss. including naost q the wearing appar-
el of tbs family was Destroyed AT the foot
of Mr.. Gilberts bed he had large envelope
IN whirh he deposited his weekly ssFiass.
Dy class eSanonY daFiag Ehe Fast nnuloey
u yeazs he had managed 10 scrape together
E5ar hunired dollsrs. having adsied thirty
Eve dollaS 70 his saFinEs THAI morning. ln
the rsom Ehepe the ;eoaeF xas had ana s
sas ali in gEeenhacss. the iire originated and
the money was among the iirst things % be
burned As soon as Mr. Gilbert rearhed his
hossse he rushed II onpe 10 tbs hiding Rlaee
u his treasGRe. but tise harses had been tea
rapid for him The bou-e @as considerably
daraazszi by fire and wafer Il was insured
70 an amount sufficient 10 cover the injury
done 10 II. Mr.. Gilbert Is poor man, and
the los falls very heavily upon him.
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coSrIrEycz, February 6, isss.
Matte vIckers at the Opera House

Matte Vlckers at the Opera House.
The Academy of Music contained large
sized audience last night. who went there 10
witness the first performance IN this city of
G4ylors comedy drama, -JacqUine, or. Paste
and Diamonds The play, in booking At it
from dramatic standpoint OF view. IS snpe-
rior. in many respects, to the usual run of
pieces. written in order 70 suit certain recu-
liarities Of Performers Il is interesting
throughout, II can with ssfety be pronounced
one Of the best speciality plays We have Wit
nesse,l this season. The Old story of the long
host child discovered by her mot her. the drEIn-
ken father, etc Is repeated with new details
but despite ofSll that. the plot is most en-
tertaining one and keeps tie audience in
iereSied from the rise OF the curtain in the
first act TO the close of the performance.
Miss Matte Yiekers. as the heroine. Jac-
q,iine, is a splendid little actress. has beaz-
fifuliy expressive face, sings and dances To
everybody's liking. and possesses the mate-
rial Of becoming one Of the bes, soubreffss
on the American stage She i = most excel
lent dialect artistic, initiates Ainee's famous
:. Pretty as Picture 10 perfection. and sue
eee,is in gaining round after round Of ap-
Piause Mr.. Charles Rogers. as Dick yinton.
the hill-posier. proved to the audience that
during his absence from Cleveland he u;aliz-
ed his time 10 the best advantage, acts in an
easy way. graceful and natural manner, and
can scarcely be excelled in his limitations of
prominent actors. Last night in his imita-
tons Of Jefferson. Mayo. Mccullough and
others. be more than surprised the audience
and found it most difficult to leave the stage
The company on the whole Is abose the ay-
erage OF combinations Of that description
CIereiglid Kerald
The above company viii appear at the
Opera House, Saturday evening. February
llth Secure your seats at P T. Casebeer's
Hat store
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Jennertown Items.

Do you contemplate purchasing good
sleigh? II 50, call on Kaatz Bros. and secure
no, only the best in the county, but also a, a
price reduced to a minimum.
The farmers in this vicinity are having
their wishes gratifei. as tar as the heavy
fail OF Snow is Concerned, and they are max
ing use Of il in every possible manner.
The Luiherans have prOtractei meeting
IN progress here at present, The audiences
are small. however. which : owing. proba-
bly,, to the inelemeney OF tlio weather.
Mr. Daniel Peterson has returned home
from Wcstmoreiand county. where be had
been engaged in architeciare. Mr. P. as an
architect. does not have many snpcriors-
Mr. Joseph Ream. who has been confined
70 his home fir some time on account of i'll
health. has recruited. and IS able 10 parfici-
pate IN the erljoyments Of the recent excel
lent sleighing.
The SiPe school Is advancing rapidly un-
Ger the supervision Of Ma C. NJ Swank,
winch speaks well for biz ability A. teach
er. as this Is his first term at teaching. and
some scholars are in attendance who were
pronounced incorrigible by some of our for
nser teachers.
Our friend and genius of allopathics, Mr..
John Brewster. i suffering from very Sc
we're cold. which be contracted several weeks
ago. while endeavoring 10 prevent Mr.. Shaf-
fer's horse from succambing to pneumonia
Mr.. B. Is famous as a veterinary surgeon.
and the services he has rendered in this vi
cinity during this winter are Invaluable He
eontefnplaics abandopipg his former pro-
fession, and will engage in the insuranc OF
horses and cattle Your correspondent
wishes him Success.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08

Well-to-do farmers IN this section Sgho have
serious notions about moving oct Wes; in
the spring might read with profit the ac-
counts Of the fearful snow biockades pre-
vailing in the western States and the scarcity
Of fuel among the people 1t makes a man
sgIiver even in this climate to think Of what
the people there are compelled 70 endure.
Biizzarsis may be well enough for contein-
Patton by those who are sitting along side
Of good warm stove and IN comfortable
quarters. but for a farmer who IS compelled
10 60 and fed bis stock with the therraasns-
ter cutting up rustic at 10 and - degrees be-
low zero il is anything but pleasant No.
We prefer to live in section where the soft
southern breeze still whispers sweet things
in the ears Of Old b orcas and converts his
srowns into smiles We most certainly do
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The Union Scout. :"

The greatest event ever occurring IN SOM
ersst. Do not fail TO see it. Presented by
forty ladies and gentlemen of Somerset. The
great military allegorv Of sherman's March
through Georgia. Camps. prison, battles
and marches viii be truihfally portrayed
Eleven Of the finest tabiea1x each night
The Union Scout Is ali history Of the war.
Il Is no iheaier. but a tue representation Of
war scencs. Come one, come all, both great
ansl small Parents. bring your children.
Young man. bring your girl. Come nom
the country. Rally. rally. rally You viii
always remember - The Union Scout" This
entertainment Is given for the benefit OF r
P. Cummins Pos; 30 g. A r Opera
House. February l4fh and 18th. isss.
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REGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice : hsss.--s rfsel 70 ali persons eorce-n
Cd A. iezss.s-, etet.fbTs OF otherlgiS< rhar III,
f0ices.s. Essssts have passed rs1sIer aslt shai
~ <iuewill BE- prgssEsref for es5nd -r,Asoll sai
si1Dsssree AZ an DrphaiIS to5r1 .. * heid Al
s'snersef on Wednesday. Febz-.g -. AS
First and fHaI aers---s IS Jecob Augustine
Irs'ssee tsr ihe --.eog The real esfa1s u Schz
f.. asd ts,-lacrnzTlf Ct Hertha ersse-s. Rxes.
,.tfis af Charles cSEileFt- Ges.c Z
first and fIlsd aeraaunf of tsts s-etSsey Ad.
mlnistratcr of IhQsi..s A. k5..s<ssf 2ee7.L
FIST AID tn-1l 1ccosss-s - fuael -iGft ss,rniz-
lstTaior Of ts-oaF@ As<shzn. sise'd
fhIut 4.r,a sa-zI lzenssns ~ ds-srge ard Jahp
LoF-T AssllRlsirasss eEssl Trustees ~ Bsus.raiE
-~ls a. fccL
Accrs-rlt af sferYv ard Cornelius C0lser Execu.
1vos~ of -anaE,,i cober. decd
Account % Micsael itslsi Peter Sipe Executes
0f Michael sipe. dec a.
First account Of Hiram p Walxes .s.f S5Ea-
Walker Executors q Peter ?, y wAsksr decd
flrst and hriihi eseoElt ~ lchu a fsasaseruasn
Administrative VI lE.<Slso Herxi1z decd
Second acS-ast q Wu. : Fressse one OF tie
AdIr ii---sss-ssIs q n ! Sassos~r deed
ascsf and dual 1cfUksnt 81 luan NeixieT Exec.
ztar Of LEXIS Wsiziey sseesi
sicSr and fsal sesass.1t Of NuseS Bisei Exeer.
sor u PA5ilF, Sesirssss sser'd
f-Tzf ess4 ssaf account q J r. f@heaa.. af-
E.i..s.frsfor % barbara Lehman. dcc'a
Ensl~rER's OEFrcz fAcuB D. swA<E
ssner~es. Pen l. R-rss-e-
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MILLIONS for the pope.

The Baltimore sHa's Rome correspondent
says Of the Jubilee gifts to the Pope that up
10 January Is presents 10 the value Of ten riii-
lions Of dollars have passed throukh the
hands OK the Vatican inspectors Even that
ssr-n has been exceeded IN money, the Span
;sh Catholics Of sotth Amsrica seriiiEg II
cofn sS0oes ireland has heen likewise
generous in hat respect, Archbishop Wash,
oi i1Dfsn. brought from his diocese 1900,
and the Bishop OF Cionferr sseo. The
Emitted States has oasstripped every ether
country in cash donations, The afehiiocese
Of yew YORK ior~afiing By itself ssaoo
The exact sum o; he nsoneyed gihs cannot
BE asceriained, al the contributions being
not vet in hand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08

Tattlen are husy.
The lumber business Is booming.
The binding blixzanis Of lass week were
very severe in our village
Owing 10 the drifted roads, our mail was
delayed for several days iaai week
That precious motto. :. Always speak the
truth. does not seem TO prevail TO Al alarm
ing exteEf IN some sections.
Among the number CT the sick lis. are
Mrs Abb Kin,nell and Emma Spangler, but
We are glad to ssy that they are slowly con-
yaleseiny.
Messrs. J. L. GIessner. J. A. VIII and J.
g. Kimmell are engaged in hauling saw
logs, for which they realize fair price. We
wish them success in their enterprise
Mr.. z. F. VIII IS busily engaged In max
ing cross-tie=. and says the prospects for the
South Penn are very favorable at present.
We believe his aim IS 10 have a branch road
fssm the main l;ne TO Buxzard's Glory
Our teacher. l. G. Carver. gave Is rare
LIt1a ia t--r i11si4 Va .l'e%---c 49,
weeks aso. The large attendance. the good
spelling and the excellent order that pre
rasied during the exercises. are cersalnly
gratifying marks of successful teacher.
The public highway leading from Dow
ney to its suburbs being driftei by the re-
cent storms. Mad Antony Was summon
,.i Al an early hour OF, last FRIDAY morning
10 survey temporary road he surveyed 4
new line, and ponfoon bridge was con-
slruc,ed. under his supervision. across
q Clay Bottom river. After the work was
completed William Spencer passed over the
road As INSPECTOR. and found the engineering
work well done, In order 10 test the bridge
Abraham passed over il with a heavy load
Of lumber. and It proved TO be substantial in
every respect
HOosIER-
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Ground Hog Day.

Thursday was what Is commonly called
3. Ground Hor'Day. because Of an ancient
superstition that the badger peeps out of MS
hole on that day, and if the sun i shining.
thus enabling him to see his shadow, he re-
,ur1ss sor six weeks more Of cold weather.
In the Catholic Church II is known as the
feast Of the Publication. or candlemas Day,
thus called from the custom Of blessing can
de brought to church by the people. il Is
intended to commemorate the punfication of
the Virgin Mary. From deep research the
feast is said TO have cone from the days
Of the Apostles The ceremony in the
church Il most impressive.
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The Union Scout"

The Opera House was eFawsied TO its at
mos, last night to witness the taking pres
entation Of this famous military drama, the
Union Scout BY the request of numer-
Gus citizens who have attended the periorrn-
ances. the management and cast have con-
seEited To give another and the last perform
ance on ;o-nnorrDx night Esslsil,g ReD,.I5i-
ora. Columbus. Ind.
This entertainment viii be presented in
the Opera House. Somerset. February iish
and 18th for the benefit Of L. p Cumnins
Post No. 20 G. A.. R.
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INVENTION

tNNEMTlOM has revoiIisonizezi the xo-lsl
MtCVlfUN during t1s. lzss hall eennsry'
>c1 ne le4sf azloug the uoef5ers Of inventive
Prrssre-s q mefhes1 and system OF Elrk shsr
e4z Be performed al over the eogn.-y sirhasss
separating the Serkers frum thc-z assB-S Fsx
lbtT1l any che ea1s do the .--k eilher sex
tai Eot needed wa 40 sssr,esl free Casr thss
cat aud resr-1 = - and Ee VIII send yen free
snznstn5Et< g ss->t rzslsle zfld Importance To- yss
th. ri 4 .s&Lr zen Ia sslsnts<. walch will bring
- IN more money right away than anvtnin z
size IA the world esrsDzf oss free Adsir=ss Tzrx
4 Gu, Augusta. Ne 5snll- -iyr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-08

From the present outlook the approaching
borough election promises % be one Of the
liveiiest that has taken place here for years
There are a number Of candidates out for al
most every office 10 be filed, and the amount
Of buitonholing and eleetioncering that i
being done indicates that none OF the aspi-
rants are going TO get left If chin-masic viii
prevent Il. There j. talk OF the Temperance
people putting candidates IN the field for
some OF the Offices. II this : done, il VIII
make the fight all the more lively and in
te7esting
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The Third Pleasure Tour to Florida
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

On account Of the unparalleled demand
for tickets for Florida tours. ami a lack of
ability to supply the demand BY reason Of
the limited number assigned each special
train, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces third personally conducted
pleasure toar for wednesday. February 21l.
This tour viii be conducted in every respect
n were those which preceded IT, The special
train of Pullman sleeping ears. in charge Of
the Tourist 4 gent and Chaperou, viii leave
New York at l0l5 A. NJ, PhiIarlelphia |. Is
P. ", Baltimore AS. and Wsshiassaa q b
P, NJ, stopping at New4sk. Trenton, and
Wilmington. Isanef WITH be servet. at Phil
agieiE.ha, supper at Milford, Va. breakfast
Al Florence, ; C., and dinner at Savannah.
arriving at Jacksonville in time for supser
on the I'D
The round trip ticket af,a:stin= ofa stay
Of two weeks u s.esi.l, inelndins Pullman
RECOMMENDATIONS aai meals ca roafc in both
directions, and one days board ut Hotel Es-
ererr. Jacksonville, will be sold, as befsrs,
at si7 from New York. So fFcl. s.sila.iel-
phia and points son.h a.,., proportiona,e
rates fron, e. s-sss',lEal station. on the Penn
Sysraaia ;, stem. The returning special train
VIII leave jacksonville on the murnins II
March 9TH
This vii De one ~ ~ sAoierst trif,s Of
the se-,9fS No wlHtsr season Of Florida
viz be a, is height the Sub Topical Expo
sision at jacksonville viii De in f,.IE t-.ass,
and all the pleasurs=s Of wirIg@ :. she .sopics
may be enjoyed e. tl,s a-iseSI extent. The
nnnber -.~Aes. 10 be sold will be limited
- .ss
For detailed information and itineraries
apply to ticket agents. or address : W ?.
Draper, Tourist Agent. $40 Broadway. New
York