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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

These incidents in western life are copied
from a single number of Kansas paper
which is sent east for the purpose of boom
ing the town where it is published. and the
state in general. Here is where the nnni-
grants crowd in by the hundred Thousand
never knowing that they could have bought
comfortable homes in Vermont for little. if
any, more than the cost of moving family
from the east to western Kansas comfort
able homes in Vermont where peopl4 never
starye To death where tbe,. n.vor rranz.
for the want of fuel. and where tbey- ora
never killed by cyclones: where there /.
plenty of pure running yoter ot n.,,l,
every farm house where there is mo- ma
laria mo atrun IN. favsr. chin. anil ,,.I,.,,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

Chester g.. Parker of oneida. y Y. Was
entirely cured Of an affection OF the throat anal
lungs, accompanied 10y "a severe cough ut several
Wild Cherry
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

To SAY from personal experience that Sulphur
BlttrIs which il advertised IN another column, is
the best spr1ng and blood medicine to be found
II is prepared by an honest firm who scoln To Use.
cheap and worthless ingredients, but use the best
that money can buy Editor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06
HAY-FEVER
NOMMIssIONEMs, NnTIrE.

y ESTATE OF EDWARD p. PUTNAM
The undersigned, having been duly auuIntal
by the Honorable Probate Court for tie Disrct1 r
Marlboro Commissioners to receive, examine. and
against the estate of EDWARD r. PUTNAM late
Of Nottingham, in said district. deceased and ain
ticc that We viii meet for TN. purpose aforesaid
at the late dwelling house of said deceased on tb
18th day of January and the 18th duy of NAV
next from one o'clock T.. ~. uutil four o'clnck
? NJ, ON euch of said days, and that six months
from the hih day of December, A. d. 1881, Is Nh.
time limited by said court for said creditors ID,
present their claims To ms for ,.yat,,,,,,ti
allowance. y. "''"
Dated az Nottingham this 9th day of Dec. 1ss7
HOSEA b BALLOU ' 1000
SHEPHERD D. FAULKNER, Commissioners
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

sHWFHNN 70 THVIHHFTHs7 WIS. " INNINlW : NUUTTI-
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth, IL relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little Cherub awakes
as bright as a buttun.N 1t is very pleasant to
taste 1t soothes the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind regulates the bowels and is the best known
remedy for diarrhuea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. TWenty-five cents a bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06
BAILEY & SIMONDS'S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY For 1893

NJ T. have closed our second year IN this alrli-
w cy with sales amounting To nearly "A quar-
ter OF million dollars, and feel greatly I'm, oar
aged rs We open our huoks for another yrur and
We will ust this space this week to mention a t,y
points that will be- of interest to TIM. buyer and
seller the coming season 10 the seller We would
say; DO not bring AS property To sell at fancy
prices, rs we have no room ON our books for il
In the general turn of the affairs of men then. is
large amount of property thrown ON the mar.
krt every year where in many cases an iuuirai-
ate sal" Is desirable, ami 10 those having such
property We can give assistance, aud To he abb. to
meet such demands with cash customers is nur
aim and pride We will not take property TO sell
where We shall be thrown in competition win
other agencies ON the same property and only
when We can have a direct cO-upriation or brlu
from the owner when needed our new price. list
with terms and full particulars about placing
property IN our hands will be ready Jan. TO- and
can be had at our Office or by mail ii desired:
prices vary little this year from those of SO and
-; get new one for 1875
10 the buyer We can say: Your business plans
will be kept confidential State to MS what vou
are wanting and we will assist you to find il il
possible. We have several hundred ppces of
property in different localities to select from:
COME and look them over. II you want a home
or an investment We will help You 10 find IT, We
work for the buyer and seller alike until a salts.
factory trade is concluded. During the coming
season We shall advertise many pieces of pruprf-
" IN tins paper, and In doing so customers may
uepndlon their being all We say about them as
We shall not advertise any properties that Ne. have
not seen personally and know ourselves that TIM.
property and price correspond Watch thes. Of
Iels, but IT You do not See what YOU want come
ahu TEL u.s. Respectfully,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

For many years the daily edition Of the Sew
Nlrk NAIL AND NrRE-S has been rUtHL
ll,rd AS On, lr1tus lff.ruuuu paper oi th me
u"Iuh~. Nlii, u- voUklN eel ton ha, hcrr TIL
'uuii'H i .t,ry State 100 ihc Union. II has atlNn,n
o. great JOB ulaIitv and influence D. as 'nt,'
pr So 90 thH 60 gee tiuu cot news the purity or
conc tul i.r .tu..' So ruui upt o' hts V''",1''
Il the .Itufu $40 lItt... uIi+ uf pubic latti'ri
I1W l~s.-,t '.. ~, p. ANu ENrt - 1911. hr D
better ututt z. ul r.'.. and, as clean. lntti'-'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06

\ man, Is wife should always bee the same, espe-
'inlly 10 her husband: hut il she is weak and ner
Tor they make her feel like a different person
al ra~i so they an say, and their husbands say So
l"". 'arirrs Iron Pills cquall. the circulation
lry them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06
The Famou,AIoert Les Rete
House on RFge steet
foISale.

7 OFFER FOR SA ~ house Nan.
( street, with lot 3 q Front and hfgr
with three rods add" " u desired iN nrD
stories, with large roe Sewer comm. Use i's
verfailiug water; ATTACHED. llas a.I
stocked with fruit treH Two mimi. saIen r-'
Estey's shops For BIS, -tc., m api'.." WIZ fra
ises of JOEL FiWHg q pTru
Brattleboro, VI, OIL, 1857. "iLARl
~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-01-06
Home NtNSDaDC",
AGAINST TIE SALOON
PREMIUMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.-wFrKtY. nor
'olr, ei.OJi ak months. 90 cents. three mont s..
10 ycpts. DAILY, per year, $500, SIX month.
$500; three months, S1.jOi one month. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN Sl,i ID

IN RAILWAY.-rralns leave from ferries a. "s'' "
West 42tsL 80 a. M. Jayst, 1875 a. m, rof w w
ton. Delhi Norwich. utea, Rome Oneida Fui''A "
weeO Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago o,. M for
West 49d.st, 0 10 a. m Jay.st, so ?; ~, a. "a
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk, Mhne"'~"
West t2i;st. 40 p. m Jay;s,. zoo Sns m
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk,
Mlidletown Bloomingburg. Nj Dale, Monueeh" f'
burg, Liberty. White Lake RocTana;; A.n D. m, for
Nest 42d.sL, 4 80 D. ~ Jay 81, = 30 x,,,shoro
Campbell Hall. Midiletown. BlOOminsburs. wuf'''''"
ElienVIlle. -. c.,o ~ 9, 6aily roe
West 42da Jays.i GIG p, ?; nl 'oSsIix
osweeu Suspension Bridge. Detroit ChieaSo ~ th. CA
Buffet slcepers " Niagara Falls heehhiHs N"~
free OswesO -. ,,x =, M JAY
SATURDAY hahoiey West detst S ;iS Ilccn-
meburs Fllenyille Fallsburg, Monticello. Loert' "
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton. DEM ...avxed %
Pullman Drawing Room seats anu psisn' az oo7 @7.
so7 broadway Time tables tickets - sc H,ss isSbst.
2o4 West AZS1h'sIs EeG ANDERSON, @. p a.,
Is Exchange Place. Nsw'xes
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7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt ana
Desbrosses SITS. as follows:
6 80 a. m. for Uatasauqua and intermediate points
8 a. Geneva Lyons, Elnira Rochester. Bufals
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg. .. -, ,.,, ....,..
polnls. Chair l. and B. Junction
40 d. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointa
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk x-, c,. n.
tao and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
is D. IN. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at s a. m, ! p. M and $40 D.
meet for all points Mahanoy and HaZe;on coal egonA
SUNDAY TRAINS
q. m. for Mauch Chunk. Halleton and intermediaH
pointa . ,, -, ,.....s,... ,.,n..
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester. Buf-
faio and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
~ General Eastern Oaice 235 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Trains leave New. York Desbrosses and Cortland
FeFT .s as ahG the West with Pullman pa,.
Cars ATTACHED 200 a. NJ 80 DnIng Tsf S n 5r
Dining, Smoking and Sleeping yestlouied Cas- at w
m; every Gay Haven 100 a. m 100 D. m Cory
and Erie az 200 p M, connecting a' CORY Tor I'S'
Fer Fer NSIsa % * % Pa an and
dd2 700 = s SS oC i9d and Q % m SATURDAYS
Baltimore. Washington and the south Limited Wash.
sapSa s IN bnns a ca &C ~ M O arrive
sISn 90 oo oo sS and q 90 a. ~ and ada i
night Sunday GAS and a. NJ 4 80 and y n and
For Atlantic City. II 10 100 and 100 m. week
For iPs May a ea SeS Sn ssys and Sta
S ncoa a sc si pi q H ao ymc 20 qua and N
On sunday rs; and 9:l5 a. M and D. m lido NOS
For Old Font ana Norfolk via Newyork. ph,laaelph.
and Nor9lE Rai,Sad' p m; ANY day via Dam0''
Bos saa Of Fay b0osn 80 WITH all
trains at Jersey Cly. srordng a speedy and diFess
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave Ncw.York. Via Desbrossss Ana
Iortandt Streets Ferries as follows: ,s n,,,, Car.
10, Washington Lmlied). and IL y ~ l. III, =,
Accommodation 80 and Ii 10 a. ~. 40 and p m
su9ds E1gcS's 80 So and pm n.'s and 'ia hight
Trains As0 ieaSas daily except sunday
s ana p mo on Sundays connect a. + aD Camden
Ticket onees Nos As5, $40 and "a BTOadssy
Courst and Brooklyn Annex station foot q EuS as
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City: Emgrant Ticket ome~
' Tho NeS"YOrs rran... Company win call for md
cH GsSers S MaGass. General fs.ss 2ssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
on and after JYly IA, train. leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


O. Gn arS Sf GfS XIX Il s sEr%f on
largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
s IS a. M r., Rgcssster Express drawnsr0om cars
m. safaioes Lax George and Montreal Special
fastsSurg and MontSesi sl:s s., Adams Vs.
Creek schroen Lake, Biuo Mountain Lake, &C. Drawing
'0G9 50: So . M. TAAoys vEsrIByLEp CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED. compe sed exslYsiyeiy Of 6uae,
ASsnys us ssas ana e,
ras Erie Cleveland indanapc,s S ana TOesS arriving
to;sS NJ c5lssso cypress ios Niagara l.ll, T.,
Chicago saTa AID Norm Gam, d,aMns room
30 e Yo oad R's SoheD Express
FOR baisfosa Lake George Rutland Bennington Nors
D. N, Saratoga Limited Runs on SATURDAYS only,
arriving saratoga 8 :35 D. M Drawingroom cars ani
saIagp and az Us, special T;h
to Lake George Saturday. oniy,, 80, IT, Co.
meets Tor %liI,]%:'oT1' North Adams and Intermediate
press r Nasaa Falls Buffalo, sqspsnsoa, Bridge ~.
In H ST. Louis Detroit Chicago with Sleep
"E IS p Clayton daily, including sunday 10,
cars cars to Clayton ana Paul smiths Via Uca and h. ".
T. fssssafg MoSTss kSuss. PoSi
da aug laSte RaiI%ay and 10 syracuse and Caaanda dv
sunday Sunday 1p do a Gees pS % west & AR hay
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake, sara4ae PAM Smiths &c.
aeTne North Creek schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake.
Saratoga and A1r0n1ack 1871 tniu sltepng cas-
Nev-York 10 PlatehurC and North Creek.
p M Special Sleeper arrives Roehss:er 40 a. N.
al 80 b. M, Fast Mint Express i9r Kchhed Sprng
Cncnnat indianapolis St. Louis. Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping cars Sleeping cars to Canandaigua On
~ midnight Adirondack Mountain Special FOR Saratoga
Lake George, Piattsburg, Loon Lake, saranac Lake.
Paul Smiths &C., also Tor sharon sprngS Coopersowh,
ana Richfeld Springs. Sleepngcars 20 Albany
Tickets ana space da wing room and sleeping cars on
sale a: Gland Central Staon 4l3 s5 aud 9f2 Broadway,
10 PARK place. / place 81 west l20thst, and
I3sih st. Station, New YcrK S33 Washington and 7SO
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 70 4th-st-, Williamsburg.
Westoott's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
st. Station take up passengers FOR North and West
/ NJ TOUCEY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

I ,ENIRAL RAll1hOAD VI NJ d EhoE L.
soon " + T5 ne T55e q jqIy ssY sh,-
FIJI a, sgS6AFS = e. 81 49, 40
l2 p have connection ter EcaaRs Harrisburg Potts
BS S e H6in for hass sSag Bethlehem e Allentown
as h. m. for Lake Hopalco * E's0a Bethlehem and
90 a: m FOR Bennington. Easton Bethlehem. Allen.
80 a. m. tor Pennington, Lake Hopatcong Easton
Maqss chTn SeEin
s Sum GG2a hews6ur Wa%spc S'HO
p m. for Pennington, Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
AS p. N. FOR I.aston, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, scranton Tamaqg3 Shamokin
Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
oo and ~ toF somGgy9 and 2f. TlemnSGa
Chunk. Heading, Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays at 80
sI5; 80 II rs a; M 20 80, $3.50 4, 40
oI Sq lied H. nE L % ae A6uy occ 0 oI
sunday Point Peasagt On fa.9r Cars at SIS
WOOD MSneIester Toms River, Dasnegat. etc, ,.
CRY v Inc IC BRdgson o' 'a'A haven ATLANTIC
80 s &c. sap m Il s5uday nj no.
Id SsS55 AE 9A'HS F'Sl'T s TSo: /: az
80 p. M rar9nr &c car TgaIa ,lG zoo p m
For LONG A hHP9cy o996 GrH IS GGIE&ovr. ETC..
For Highland B5as5 sS,ssis& S Mospeath Beach and
Raong so 80 30 n oO SuS og 30 Il 90 a. no.
For iSsroa A;bqFy Park ocean Grove OO 300
For MoNMor TH Park RACES on tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays 8; 100 900 IL 100 a. m' l2Ao' 100
For Atlantic Hlrhlnnts 80 100 m. Il 100 Saturdays
For lakewood Toms River ana BaInega 80. 90 a.
Ga Be q5Gcs;s 81 T. as
Fulton St. 9s Broadway Broolyn -, al, %. -, o..,.
baggage from hotel residence.
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steamboats,.
PEOPLES LINE.

A t ss,%s, R3ATs a FE1ehES 51sE
ssnd lay s sScept as'' BfcyS ASneS
Making direct CONNECTIONS o Albany for all points E o
saa @Ss a hso Ss La Placid Pi1
fess: ana az baggage Freight r.
celvcd until the hour Of departure,
H g4HpSRN ANR G9XTAck 5.1:
s$as 81 $iSl & ana
HUDSON E r. HRs TX TRAILS RAhtHGHT.
NNw-EoHk DAILY s, Ar sg9e,yo- s snDaS NJ
EEsy:YSTk w %S:'lsa .;nSs S..s,
f fSr Sin;be sEae csst * and HGsscn &
ho IN" ssN6 Sos ssta ASa"y g each boat '
WEST POINT NE%BCEG and PoUGHKEErslE'
WIZ I'M e ferry with Ulster and Del r. r. for
qAT sdH WITH Tn BS ssa ' aaa &5 ny for
Ursa nNihGARX falls Bga;e ana the West we o, With
Boston and Albany + + AID f P'S9 oHt and the %o6
and srEAL Trains ANP F9M y, sA nd c5es
baggage from from hotels and residences
ITO NEW:HAyEN. 75c. ,v.,
H. fS5Rff iHISe and
Peek SLIP Pier 20 ~ r. D. a. ana ~ D. sb n
.. MEiD G5S1S m4RTFoRp sFEIYGyEGp Holy:
h,
e44 Broadway. New York. and COufts,. broonyh
TALL RIVER LINE .,
FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT FALL RIVER Pi.o'-
IDENCE and all Eastern points.
DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
FOR TIE SUMNER SEASON..
Four steamers in cOmmls5On--PlLGkIM,
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY
Splendid oIchcstr attached to each vessel.
Leave New DIRK from Pier 2S, N H. (old MOI, ioos
Of Murray.st., as follows: -. -.
80 p. m-For Fall River direct CONNECTING tor Jos
ton Ftchburg New Bedford. Marthas vineyard. Nan
tucket and local points on Old Colony lsaioad w..
G:15 p. m-tOr NewpOil and Fall RiyeF, due newport
through for Boston. Cape Cod Lowell.
the White Mountains, &c. =,
SUNDAYS, leave WORK at g 30 p m. for all
points. Returning leave Boston p.
Connection by boat daily from BROOKLYN D. m
Jersey City, p. Tickets and st1tcrooms may De Cd
tanned in New York at POI 2Gl, Ill 9lf Sol and LIS
Broadway; 2o4 West 12jth-st and lS East l2oth st.
on,ee Pier 2s n X and on r stenmgts LOWELL ,,,
NORWlCH LINE for Boston, Worcester
IN Portland White Mountains Direct route to New
London. Norwich, Watch I'M and Block Island;
IsSer foot Of .Wats-st., next pier above De-
uneauaed facilities FOR handling and d'strib
utng freight throughout New England one steamer
each daily, except SUNDAYS. exclusively Tor freight
Tickets Rooms secured 2O7, 2G 337 397 957
broadway, 10 and IL Grcenwichst. 1853 Bowery. In
Brooklyn. Courtst. 332 Washncon.st and 33l Fulton
G. w. BRADY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
III IN. LII " M.aadaz Ia - RaHsss a gi p.

ERIE RAILWAY.-TcketO Offices, 401, SIT.
~ III and 0S7 Broadway. 1853 X Bowsry. 1a7 wsstst
Battery Pore, CHAMBERS and ga street ferries New
York 321 and 333 ful,on-sI. Broo1l{n 1O7 Broadway
SO Montgornery.st. and New Station, jersey CITY whers
Tickets and Pslor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and Of be obtained
press trains leave 23t minutes earlier than tho shown
from Chanlbersst local trains % 10 minutes earlier.
m. daily. pay Eypress buffet drawing room coaches
Clncinnad and CLEVELAND
10 30 week day. Delaware Valley Express pstos
ear to Bpghs%G.S 0"sgS egg ET , eng .s
iso. Niagara Falls Cleveland, Chicago. Cincinnati and
D. n daily Chicago Express Prilmsn buffet sleeping
coaches 10 BnghaEton, 0wego. Elmlra Rochester But
Euas a elp'i sna r and Giase a, T. $780, $780,
ss? .s' .nS 10 5es ?ss ,so; 80. 5i Ia sss
I'm, Sundays -. 49, 10 80 a. II noon:
80 4o }G 30 % 3 q ni'?l noon:
$1 SisS. ss3as y. Is 49, 60 i 30 49,
ia5. 3 S!so 20 3 io 20 p H. Z d n gas
NeTaTS ana Paterson va Newsrk,5 4S 20. 80 70.
1:s0. 10 p. m IL night Sundays. a. M 8 80.
Rf f 2 n9 3d. S9rsr &C. sS q 10
u night. Als 20 20 Rdgewood. 8 80 N. 3 20 : n;
to suhssr9; 'Se p IN; SUNDAYS 4'4S. $780, 10 30
Newburg and dV cc r. WI g. "a night
ws% 30 W e. s saSs q m Ifs 81
So Sundays as 80. 81 30 isS so
Mtdss0Tn 80 Snd FGt 60 'fsy' m Al sdnds o = s@
Express trains from tho West arrive in NewYork u
7'CS; II so 2 e. n a9d 10 20 D. m p FARMER
Gen'l SuD't General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


w n. Y. c. & II: H. Il CO.. lesseeA
Trains leave West 42lst. station as follows. and 20
minutes earlier from foot q Jay.st.. NOrta River
Detroit and Chicago. % % y. ~ ;OC. . 10 D.
st. Louis 90 90 ; 10 J.. IA
syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Nj
Utica. 3 is, 20 So GAY II 80 2; m, - 90. Is 10
20 55 (a) II 80 a. 90 100, IS 100, . 1o y. m
Cranstons West Point Co-nwaii NeWburg, g rs,
II Is 55 10 10 (a) II 80 ~ 100, 10. 5l5.
- rs as p. m, ana 90 A. m. 3A5 ana 100 m.
For Montreal and Canada Fast. &C 90 D. ~
Hamilton london, % 81 a. IS 90 .s IL D. m. To-
ronto 10 80 A. m. G 100, - rs p. N:
Elegant sccplng-cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
sSfstcsn Specials. Ca) II 80 ts) AS Draw
Lake George, II 30 M Drawing Room Cars Cald
well. Saturdays only, % 3 rs ,. m
Lakes Mohonk and Mlnncwaskl via NewPalu, :00
ta) II so m, ~ - p. NJ. Draw ing Room Cars to
Kaoterskll Hunter Grand Ilote, station. .nA Phoc.
nica 3 is, 90 Ol II 80 a. m o. 3l5 D. Drawing
Room Cars Grand Hotel station and phoencla tor
Hotel Kaaerski ana Mountain House, co. IL 80
q. NJ ana (s) , IS p. trains.
Palenvlle Cairo and Mountain House Station, rs.
Room Cars Catsk o. II 80 and (s) 40 D.
DAILY Daily eNcc,, Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. ca Ieaye Jersey CITY l.. H. r. sta.
ton (a) II I'd M (sl 40 D. Hoboken West Shore
Station. (a) IL 80 n. m, ts) 3:40 ,. IN
For tickets timetables paror sleepngtar accom-.
modaons or information apply at Offices Brooklyn-333
ton.st Now.York Clty-363 7S5. 0i2 Broadway 1853 IL
Bowery 10 Park place and West Shore Stations foot OF
Vanderbltaye General Passenger Agent
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Cost an0 Gonn0.

OST or STOLEN.-Bankb book No. 3oS. $40, issued by
IL the German Savings Bank in the city OF New York.
Marie Lmln. All persons are cautioned 10 negotiate
the requested deliver the book tho Bank
corner Iith-st AMI 4thavc. II restored the 7th
day Of 1sSS, application Will be made tho
Bank for a duplicate.
NcwYork, July II, 1888.
i OST or STOLFN-Bankbook No 1870 037, issued by
II the German Savings Bank, In the City OF NewYork,
to JULIA WEISS All persons are cautioned TO Dego-
Bank corner OF 14th.st. ard 4th-ave. II not restored
on tho day OF August 1885, application Will DO mado
o the Bank for duplicate.
Ncw-Nork, July Is, 1883
; OST-Iiank Book No. 55G.45o Bank for Savings OF
~ BccckeT.st. New York payment stopped; please
book bank.
] OST.-On Friday afternoon. July 49, small leather
IL bag s25 reward offered FOR returning bag and contents
to JAS. WOOD Baggage Department Harlem Railroad,
Grand Central Depot
7 OST.-On 7th.ave car, bag containing books on
l. June % isSS; the finder will It No. 2lS
Sulllyan-st., y. y. City; reward T. r.. FRANKLIN.
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REORGANIZATION
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY CO.

% WALT~ST.,
New-York, July H. 1883.
Receipts OF DREXEL, MORGAN & co. for First
Preferred Second Preferred and Common Stock OF tho
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY de-
posted accordance with the plan OF reorganization
dated Feb T. 1885, and which all assessments have
been paid may he exchanged for engraved reorGan
izaton certificates passing by delivery OH application
at their Office 90 Wall.st, New-York. Receipts pre-
sented for such exchange must be properly Endorsed
Receipts for Series d, per cent and per cent
bonds, and for cent bonds, may also be
exchanged engraved reorganization certificates In pur
suancc OF notice already given
All OF these certificates have been listed on the New
York Stock Exchange
HOLDERS or 9G PER CENT Of all classes OF stock
and bonds by the plan OF reorganization having
accented its provisions outstanding stockholders and bond
holders are hereby notified to deposit their securities with
pREXEI. MORGAN g. co. before August l. 1888, and
conform requirements OF said plan, they wish to
participate in the benefits thereof
I'll COSTER,
RI. CROSS, Committee.
AJ.TIO,IAs.
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Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
lV-Trains leave from Chamberlst Station week dsy:
for Engcwood Te3any, Closter ,sparkhl, and Nyssi
100, $50 $50, 90 s5o' 500, 70 40 .. ~, II
midnight Sundays 100 v ~ a. M 80 30 s:ii
week days, 7 100, 10 100 a. m, so $40 m SUNDAYS
Additional trains TO Cresskill and way, 84o NJ ~
m.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Grove, kSBgEY rhHg. OCEAN BAicu. SPINE
49,. CoMMtNClNG July I, 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE NlW-VOEK. FOOT on Liberty.
Sf 90 10, % 80. I'll - a. m, Il 30 40 so 30
Gas. cxpress 100 a 80. % 80. rs D. sundays
. 90 a. IA. an1 : q. m.
FROM FOOT CoRTLANDT AND DESBROSSES SITS.
$50, z 10, % 10 a. m 1900 noon; 80 1910
$40 Qlmltei express, except Red Bank, 20, :0O
100 p: m. Sundays, rs, rs a. m. ; 5 100 y. m
=. Denotes express trains
RUFUS DL0DGETT. J. r. WOOD IL. p. BALDWIN,
Supt Gen. Pas AgtP.RR G.P.AC.kRN.J.