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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

and collection Of any tax to pay the interest
that may have accrued on such bonds before
the completion OF such railroads as provided
in this section: Provided, that In all town
ships where taxes have been assessed or col
lCctcd contrary to the provisions OF this Act
the c0uIty trCaSurcrS OF the respective conn-
ties are hereby .rrquircd, where such have
been paid, To refund the same, and where
they have not been paid To allow reblte 10
the cNtru: of such taxes.
Section >. All AciS or parts Of Acts in con,
traventiOn of this Act are hereby repealed.
NV proposition to reduce the Appropriation
t0r books and blanks for the County Auditors
and County TrraSurer'S offices finally prevail
cd although H. was voted down in the House
when first proposed by me.
1t came about i'm this way: When the ap'
preparation bill came up in the Senate the
Sa me amendment was inserted, ana when re-
turned 10 the House it was concnrrcd in by
that body.
The "bill 10 reduce the number Of Trial JUS
ticcS for Abhcvii" County, aud make the Of
ticc IL Salaricd one was passed with an
amendment retain ny the present number oi
such offices. TO this had no particular OBJ
lection. as the most important provision oi
the bill was that making the office Il Salaricd
The Trial Justices at Abbcville, c. II each re-
ccivc one hundred and fifty dollars: the Trial
Justice ut Greenwood and Nincty-SiN each re-
ce!vc one hundred dollars: those in the other
incorporated towns and villages receive fifty
dollars each, and the others iOrty dollars cacn
payable quarterly.
We had Abbeyille included in bill provid-
ing for more efficient mode of working the
public roads. which Is very much the same rs
that in force in Anderson County, and which
is said TO work very salts isfactorily. ltrequlreS
the several overscers 10 keep list of all such
hands as work on the roads, the hours that
they may work, &c, and make sworn re-
port OF the same 10 the County Com1niSSion-
erS. 1t describes the manner in which the
roads shall he worked; what shall constitute
days Work, and the maximum and mini,
mum days that each hand shall be required
10 work, and fixes the commutation for such
work nj five dollars per annum.
Mr.. Graydon has the honor OF being appoint
cd one of Il committee to examine the state
Trcasurcr's book, and your humble servant
that Of being appointed on committee TO en-
anime the Office and books OF the Comptroll.
er Generals Office, which work Is to be done
between this and the next session Of the Leg
lslaturc Yours truly,
II. +. ii.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26
The Law Of God, Before, In, and After
Conversion.

Man was created in the image Of the
Creator. That image included the law
of God---love. When man sinned the
law faded from that image. Subse-
uuently God, through Moses, wrote
the law, amplified on two tables OF
stone, thus setting before mans eyes
the law which by disobedience had
been forfeited from his heart. By the
decalogue man might learn what was
the law---what right and what wrong
---even as he, before the fall, instinct
lively knew by the law that was i'll his
heart coetaneous with his creation.
This law gives the knowledge of sin,
and, as u schoolmaster, leads the con-
victed and repentant sinner to Christ.
Through faith in Christ such repent
ant and believing sinneris converted---
restored 10 the image of God---"right-
eousness, ard true holiness'--as pos
sessed before the fall. The convert be-
comes "a new creature in Christ Je-
sus." "Old things"--peculiar to tres
passes and sins---are "passed away and
all things become new," yet the sum
of the whole process and experience is
Il restoration or conformity to the
original, the law. the love of God.
This conversion brings the souland the
law of God into harmony--peace--
"peace with God through our Lord
Jesus Christ" Adoption into the fam
lily of Christ follows such conversion,
and salvation in heaven follows obe-
dience throughout probation, like to
that law.
"If ye keep my commandments, ye
shall abide in my love: even as 1 have
kept my Fathers commandments,
and abide in his love-" "Blessed are
they that do his commandments, that
they may have right to the tree of
life, and may enter in through the
gates into the city"
Men, whether righteous or unright-
eous, are, and ever will be, under law.
They are governed by law, sinners are
converted by law, they are adopted by
law, they live by law, they enter
heaven by law, they are judged
by law, they are rewarded by
l,x,, tJ,o uupapitaut arp damned
by law. Law governs from the
heights of heaven to the depths of
hell. Law gives order and reward in
heaven and justice in hell to all cter-
nifty. All this, let it be understood,
is in accordance with the atonement
and judgship of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Everything God does is according to
LQlV.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

MARRIED, in Greenvslle. S. C.. at the home
OF Mrs. A. C.. Webster, on Tuesday. Decem-
her Is, 1855 by Rev. Thos. Gadsden, Mr., W, :.
BELL OF Greenwood, 10 Miss NJ. STROBEL
HAPPOLDT OF Pendleton, 5. G.
Mr.. Bell is we'll known to our people as n
man of excellent worth, and the Press and
Banner congratulates him on his good for
tune In marrying SO excellent wife. The
newly married couple have gone to house
keeping with no other object in view than
that OF making each other happy. and we
have no doubt that their efforts will be crown
ell with life's best results
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

ABOUT the 2Oth of last month a son
of Mr.. w. G. Sease accidentally, and
without any blame to the noble boy
had his right hand so badly mashed
by q railroad car as to necessitate am
putation. He is Il grandson of our old
friend, Rev. p. F. Kistler, and was as
sisting his father, Mr.. Sease, in the
business of his office as railroad agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

Misses winter wraps from 12 years to IL
years. w. j.. Bell.
Ladies' short wraps offer special bargains
in winter wraps. Several sty les in short
wraps III Il very low price. Call and buy your
wrap ut the reduction. w. T. Bell
blankets and flannels are very cheap this
oall. You will find an unusually large stock
them ut the store OF VIII lte Brothers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

The passenger steamer, the Kate
Adams, plying between Memphis and
Arkansas City, was burned December
%. Thirty-fve lives were lost, posi-
bly, fifty. The boat was built in 1882,
at cost of 100000. She was insured
for about $33, 900.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-12-26

Intense cold prevails "up North. "
At Saranac Lake the thermometer reg
listers twenty-five degrees below zero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Benson James ana wife. TO Abraham Steers, n s
10th ST, e Of 2daVe. 3 months 81 SEQ.
Behrens Peter ana wife. 10 Frederick Snow, Of
Lawrence n c O lOthave. demand. 81 eco
Eggers George W and WIFE to Edw l. ANGEL, n W cor
OF yth-ave and 93d-st, 10 lnths $1,000
same 70 same, 10 months s.4OCO.
Foote, Francis and wife, trustees OF Isaac Orr,
e OF 3d-aVe. n OF 95th-s. ! year. $4,000.
Flooring. Emma. to Aug lafen. 20 Forsyth-st year,
q. 900
n q OF 79th-st OF 5th-ave years. $4,000.
Gallagher Patrick to Amelia Stuyvesant POI and 2G3
Nadison-st, years, s2I,O0Q
Hilker Frederick ii and wife to Kings Cocnty say
ings Institution, Ave A. Of 72d-st S!3 800.
Link. Cornelius and WIFE to Sarah J. whiting 81
Lawrence-st, year &c q mtgs). $4,000
Levy Bernard and ne 10 J Alex Hayden $ OF
Mahon Martin. and Edw Coyne and wives to POUCH.
keepse Savings Bank 12e. 80 AMI l5O Diyison-st 5
McCone Alex c and wife American Cooperative
Savings and Loan Association, Honest OF seb
McEntee Ann i. to Alex Valentine. Of 12oth-st
W Of 6thave and also u Of 1l5th-st, Of Sd-ave, >
years. sc "A mtgs, s3l.292
O'Bnen. Luke and wife. 10 William J Larlln, n 5 OF
1zSd-st OF eth-ave demand 50 600.
Pinckney. Joseph and wife 10 Wilson, Adams & Co.
leO East 122d-st, / month 81. 900.
sulzer, Ernest Frederick Robitscher, Of lO7th
81, OF od-ave, months $500. - -
sensby. Esther d. to William slensby Dds East
14th-st due So, 500. 1900
Taylor. Charles and wife. 20 John Cullen OF 1cSd
ST. OF sthave. year. $1,000
spre to valena Sand, same prop years mtgs
sboT zsstuhen Ceskych spolku pro naro1in Dudovu V
Yorker, Francis KecSeissen OF 5th-st @ OF
Ave-A. &c. years lease, s40
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY


chsuncey TraaN' refcrce to Valentine Ella 400
same to SANE " 14,4oO
Mitchell Eaisntine to Ann + McEntce 10000
iiI francs MeEniee to Ann MeEntee 5000
lT-9t 1872 II of 2iaNe, 2JNlOO.5;
Sebastian Spiecr TO Frank Geyer 10000
Pesrl-st cor OF Fulton-s, 1SXGl 7xc9. 3XC2.7;
Lizzie Talbot 10 Ebert Nostrand, liza part $50
''t Charles E Lyiccker to BRYAN Kennedy 5000
Andrew Lemon referee TO Charles Cornell 5000
l. Angel ana VIC to GcoTse u EseeTs 60 600
Henrietta Bickeiko9pt 10000
s7th-st No Pa West; 5000
Ave-A. s, 51.2 It OF f2d-ss 25 6x100;
Timothy A ana James IysaSht 70 7 II Hilker
to Patrick Gallagher ... 81 800
Michael wci5ae6 TO sgaret Byr9es 1880
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS al HE EASnh1N0H
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
oa 1 ko ss1' s%'J public is'Ssa ss
Tor the week ending with Saturday, December - was
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday December IS ~
hs aSnS"i ana Auction i NJ Room :''''
TO-DAY (MoNDAY), DEC "a
BY Smyth & Ryan
SsseV sns . safe s%sns SS livingston Place.
q 9 cor Of i5.h-st
ByL. AZ Phillips
Foreclosure SALE Morris Hirsch, referee lot 2ox
loas and 5,stOry fat, No ss2 East 7sd-st 17S IT
WEDNESDAY. DEC 2e.
BY Richard V. Harnett 4 Co.
Foreclosure sale Herman V S hs Fast reisTss
lot i 10 e. and os S ss'I5y '"''s 90 ~
THURSDAY, DEC. 81.
BY A. H. Muller Son
sSs sne Go Il s'S's 81 isss'st ' ''' ~ ''
BY John +. b smyA.
Foreclosure sale Allen Mcdonald. referee 1 lot, 25x
100, ana ts,Ory nat No S27 West 6lstst s. 42S IT
=" ByJ c. La,or Co
Foreclosure s1 Eugene Ne DUNN AZ ,e,sr's @
by Brown LevinesA
Foreclosure sale james r Cunning, referee, a., lot
SIS. 70 # " OF Madison-avs
By Richard " Harnett Co
Foreclosure sale warrenw Foster referee lot. 24x
100 and 5story nat No 100 West 64hst, s. 100 feet
G OF IOthave similar sale, Richard NJ Henry, ieferee
plot Of land 40 3x14xl45x1309 and six 5story build
ings Nos 705 10 715 l0thaye, corner OF 9sth.st
similar sale John Drummer referee plot OF land l69 10
xl25 irregxloO lothave, corner OF 1S2d.st-
BY William Kennedy & Bro.
Foreclosure sale William VI Ricketts, and George b
Newall referees plot OF land s4x1OOS. Nos to 10
121 and 1925 West 9Jth-s, 1S3 feet W 81 etn-Sve
s salss sss a Gsai Se SiHsa IsssPS:
3d-aye similar sale Dennis Shie referee Iot IoA
1908 and 3story dwelling No. 2i1 west Asth's1 u 3
1854 feet OF shave.
FRIDAY DECEMBER %.
BY J. F. Boyd
Foreclosure sale Royal Crane, referee, lot 1osx
coil ana STORY dwelling, No 3l7 West 1Sethst s.
201.s feet W OF Sth-ave.
By Richard V. lIarnett Co.
Foreclosure sale James Covert referee, lots,
qBxlo06 each and 5-stoiy buildings. Nos 307 and 300
West 69thst =, $50 feet Of West End-ave
By w w. Fogg.
Foreclosure sale Werner Bruns referee plot OF
lsnd 125x1o0.1l ana seven 5story fats, Nos 324 to
$50 West 121stst, ESQ feet of 7th-ave-
BY William Kennedy & Brother.
foreclosure sale. Thomas Husted referee, plot Of
land 125x1022 on West 77thst corner OF 9thaVe
simIar sale Charles w Noxon referee, plot OF land
100 5x1OO, and six 5stOry buildings, Nos III TO ~
1Oth-aye. e corner Of 52dst
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IVEsT SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c. &

" = ~ 20 Ins-ee-Tr.ln. leaye West 47d
81 station hew-Yotk a. follows aud 20 minutes caller
from FOOT OF Jay.sL, " L. Chicago, Detroit, London,
hamilton, . 50 a M, % 100, .s Is D. NJ St Louis.
- 90 % 10 D. IN. 1oFono, so NJ, 90, 3 10 y
cuse Utica, ami prlncla ntermediite stations. go,
% 80 a Ia, b 90 . - y. lanl III a ~. Tor ltca
only Kingston, saugertles Catskll, Albany 3l1.
z IS. % SO, all 80 a m aud q 90 - 100 . rs y N
straw, rs a. m, as, 90 m Eegant sleeping.
aad ST Louis baLy. baly, eAcepi satu,,doys
civ r. X X Station All 90 a M, 80 2 IIoboksG
W.T. Shore station all 10 m, 70 30 p N For
ln-35s Washington 1870 fu9n 81 Asne % one,
way 1853 10 Bowery II Park Place and Vest Shore
stations foot of West a9isL and foot OF Jay 81. n
Westcotts Express calls for ami checks baggage from
hotels and residences. C. F. LAMBEkI,
General Passenger Agent VandeFbhts'e'. N T. D.
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Proposals.

n OTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ until p m Of Monday December 81 1855. al the
Lives and Granting Annutes, No. All ChestnuLst.,
philadelphia trustee for the sale TO them OF many
OF thePhla1epha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Stock Trust Certificates Sl77,5i9 Will pay for.
offerings the lowest prices not exceeding par,
costing i'm mo aggregate not moro than the amount
stated will accepted the parties offering them advised
at once and pa be made when the certificates
assigned, ana after January . 1ss9
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for sale OF
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certircates.r and addressed TO
LINDLEY SMlTH, President, 53l Chestnutst.. Phlla-
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRANn CENTnAL STANTON.

Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America.
rcn car. E YSi Albany nd Albany
via d. & H. L. r. also East Albany 70 ST. Aibans via
3 so a. T> FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATED yEsTI.
composed exclusively Of buffet smoklngcar dining car.
drawing room md sleeping cars for Abany Utics syra
aud Toledo. arriving At Chicago at S. Louis
40 next day Connects at Cleveland with train
1919 a. m, Chicago Express for Nlagsrs Fss To
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Detroit ana
Chicago. dswing'room cars to Iaahdaigua Ahh hoeheS
I'll 80 o. m, Western NewY and Northern EIpresH
70. Saratoga lake Ges , o bennington North
$50 .. M Albany Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing. Room ~ IIoy ami Utica -
meets Tor WniamstOwn North Adams. and intermediate
spensa md st. p Hsg' e.
ionto and cleveland Clnclnrstl indianspol. St. Louis
Det'cit and Chicago. with vestbued and steam heated
4 80 - ill.,. Montreal and Canandalgua Express
Seebina.cars 70 Montreal. via Rouses Point ana w
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday and TO Syracuse
and Canandaigua daily except sunday. Sunday train
does not run sest Of Albany ,rrxo =,
sop Fast Might Express 70, ROCHESTER, Buzz
dsnsDols 81. Louis Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping
cars seepngcsrs to watertown. via Utica daily eI'
'eP mdh aiS Tor to ssaos % e sSd
Sleeping ears 70 Albany Connects ct Albany with train
Tickets and space IN drawing room and sleeping
sse at Grand Central Station, l13 7s9 and 942 Broadway
ss fass e Station s o. w %ss .n 5
Fulton sts. Brooklyn. and 10 4thst WILLIAMSBURG
wcsteotts Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
ssiep North and %ssI
J.. General Superintendent
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Cesal Notices.

ITO LILLE II. RICHARDSON. LATE OF
i No 2G49 North Eighth-sL. Philadelphia, Penn
syyania
Maaam You hereby notified that final rule 10 show
why The supposed alleged marriage entered into
hefween you and William Richardson should be de
creed 20 Sc null void has been granted against az
the suit Of the william Richardson your suppOfei
alleged husband which Will be heard In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas No 1, Of Phia1elpha OF December Term.
Iss7. No Is on SATURDAY, the fifth DAY Of January,
A D. 1889, which day you may appear and show
cause II you have. why such decree should not be
made against you Respectfully yours
' John G. BELL Attorney for Libcant
512 Wnnut-st., Philadelphia Penn
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave New-Yo Desbrosses and
Cortland Streets Ferries. as follows:
90 90 4. Q % Chicago Limited. with Dining Car.
and 10 Washington Jlmlted and II 200 NJ No l9 go
100. and 200 D. M; and ~ :l5 night Aecommo
Sundays Express rs, o 90 % Limited and 10
a m, 4, 4 80 s. O. $50; g and p m, and IL rs
night. Accommodation, 100 p m
Trains leaving NewYor daily. except Sunday at 8 90
ard 90 p. m. on Sundays, connect at Trenton for
Ticket orices Nos. l. 435 $40 and 944 Broadway, 1
Aston House and Of Desbrosses and Cortandt SITS
Court-st and Brooklyn Station, foot OF Fulton
ST. brooklyn: Station, Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket
THE New York Transfer Company Will call for and
CnAS n pTTGW J. r WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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2nflion 61ice.

~ ORECLOSUKE SALE-JOhn A. Dunn, AuctioneeI,
will sell THE DAY at o'clock H., the premises
the fixtures c,n,anrd IN the liquor store No l,i5l
1st-ave., aud at 80 the fixtures contained In w"
salooa 500 Avenue A, New York city. ...,
THOMAS NJ. CANTON,
Attorney for Mortgages. =
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6tfGmboats.


4 SO TO BOSTON -
a. FOR FIRs1-CL LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED
FALL RIVER LINE
pR0VIDENCE leave Per IS n. r. foot Of Murray-st,
AT 80 D. m daily. sundays included Connection by An
ney loats from Brook yn ami Jcrsey Guy az y M r.
turning trains connecting with steamers leave Boston
week DAYS at p. m Sundays : j. o.. steam heat H.
ut the wear Tickets and occurred al puclpa
tra.fer and ticket Offices. on Per y and on steamers
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
ID Via
STONINGlON LINE,
The Inside Route. Reduced Fares Reclining Chairs
Free " Charge .
steamers sToN : GIoH anl AssArMusEITI
St AZ 80 D connecting with folowi trains First
train leaves ct a. arrives IN Boston m
Txpress at 80 a m. arrives Boston s 40 m later
Txprcss at :55 a m. arrives Boston AZ 10 rs a. m
Passengers have choice OF Express trains
NORWICH LINE. -. u..,..
~ Favorite inside route. Fares rtducef 10 boston,
90; Worcester, e. so Corresponding reduction 70 az
Of WsttSst next pier above Desbrossc~st ierY daily
Sundays excepted a. 80 D. Tickets and sato rooms
secured at piincips ticket oniees In Ne"-foT3 ana
Brook yn AT once pier, and On steamers
Westcotps E1prss VIII call Tor ana .htvk paEsase
from hotels and residences g. w. BRADY. Agent
NEW-HAVEN- Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ pier 25 H. r. at p. m and ii 2 m. SUNDAYS ca
ceptd Steamers arrive in time for early trains north and
cast
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, 81i

RAIL w a .-LICkeU OUlCeSt sui, OIL
LIN and 957 broadway, 1882 Bowery, 157 West-st,
YORK 35l and 1873 FutOnst, brooklyn; 107 Broadway,
Williamsburg; Newark and Hudson ss Hoboken;
New Station, Jersey CITY, where Tickets and Paro:
Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
leave 231-st minutes earlier than tine shown from
Chambers-st local trains to 10 minutes earlier.
% 80 a. on Sundays, Day Expresa Pullman
Buffet Drawing room Coaches 70 Buffalo: osvo,o
Elmra, Corning and Hornesyille, ,,.,,
D. m every day, Chicago and St Louis Limited.
solid pullman train, Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland ohicagG Cincinnati
80 D. NJ every day, Chicago EApress," pullman
Bullet 5 eepers Bnghamton. Owego Elmira Rochester,
RuSSso' ii. A. s4C S az So 80 60 70 49, 49, 81 T.
$50 Oio 800 T. 80 o. 70 10 30 y 20 night h ,oo,
PA aO go 10 80 So g a iI9 $50 $780,
f'ieFipn !i5 3. $50 3 40 4 $40 4a5 40 10
80 80 olO, $50. 7. 7 80 80 o. 10 80 II.
and Ney so 80 O. So s. 49,
Rde ,SS a. T. d5 90 80 80 10 30
g. ) 90 30 9. G 10. 9 30 q q 10 80 II night
sugeE 30 tof1 d So A9 20 go sO 3S It w.
Ne%bTfg : 80 O. 10 80 m. 80. A. 80. 5p mo-
Goshen-4 AS so, o. 10 80 a. m l. $780, 80 80
Mdil saSS and nd por, yervis 445 $780, 10 80
Sunday local trains main line, as. 8 80 10 80
"a g. T. g. 6 80 80. 8. 10 80. II. night Newark
Braneh 8 a. NJ. 8 30 0 80, 10 .. m A., VI, . -,o
EXPRESS trains from The west arrive III dS 4O
s ana II ; ;2p shl " 90 y III L. p FARMER
" Cons, Snn,t General Passenger Agent
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I EHItiH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Ooruanqs Ind
DesDrOsses as fouoWsi -, In
a m for Geneva Lyons, Emlra, Rochestsf Bu1aio
and The West and principal local points Chsf car 10
II a NJ for Cherry Ford ard Intermediate points IT.,
N m for Tuukhannock and intermediate points Chalf
ear TO Tunkhsnnock Connection TO Reading and Latte
40 D. m for Pttston and principal intermediate
noints Chair car to l.. and B. Junction. .,...
40 o. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate PolnA
ConnectSn 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Cnair car TO
D. m Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmlra RoeS 'ster bunalO
rec, sr ali nonf in Mahauoy and Hazle'On coal regions
"00' ~ U.s. SUNDAY TRAINS ,,-.
a. ~ for Ma1ch Chunk Hazieton and intermediate
b:45 D. m for Copay and nteTmediate points p,,.,o
and The West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
>i' '' General Eastern once 235 Broadway
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DLNNSl LVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after DECEM Der 10TH 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE a..
Trains leave New York. via. DesbrOsses and Cortandt
Streets Ferries, follows
Harrisburg Ptsburg. and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 8 90 a. m, 80 Dining Carr and 8
p. m daily. New York and Chicago Limited OF Parior
Dining Smoking. and Sleeping Vesbued Cars at U Oo
o. M every day. -,
wiIlamspor5 Lock Haven, zoo M m Sorry v ana
Erie at D. m, connecting az Cory FOR IltuSVlHe
and tho OIL Regions
For Lebanon, 90 o. M 3 90 p m, and 12 rs night
For Norristown, Phoenxvile. Pottstown, and Reading
II 200 a. m, 100, ZOO, and 4 100 p. N. sunuays
G:l5 and 10 100 a.
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited WASH
ngton Express" o, Pullman Paror Cars daily eNcept
Sunday. 10 a. IN. arrive Washington eco p M ana
daily. with Dining Car az 40 p. M arrive Washing
ton . 10 p. m regular at 0 90 8 100 and 80 a. m
900 . 90 4 30 and 100 p and u: 10 night
SUNDAY. is and 100 a. m. 30 and 100 D. M. and
For Atlantic City and Cape May. 100 D m. week days
Long branch Ray Head Junction, and intermedate sta
lions Win Railway and Amboy. 0 10 a. M 10 100 noon
90 and 90 D. IN. on Sunday. 9 As q. m and 3 200
q N. do stop ut Asbury Park ,,,,
phla and Noifolk Railroad 8 100 p ~ daily via Baltl
Bouts q; Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anording speedy ana direct
transfer for Eooklvn travel
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Certures anb nleetings.

gTUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Society
i OF ST. Johnland will be held Thursday next
9th inst Isl Johns Day, at 81 Lukes Hospital AZ
80 D. m. for election OF Trustees and Oncers for
the ensuing year and the transaction OF any other bus
$780, JOHN A. McKIM,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
EngewoOd Teusny Gloster sparkilJ and Nyack 20
$40 10 g 40 3. 10 80 D. m: - midnight SUNDAYS.
kin and way 40 a. m and . 80 p m
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Talmans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
0CEAN STEAMSHIP, CO CO.

)OETTRII .WEEKIY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier 3D. n. r., zoo, OF springst
SO NACOOCHEE ... Tuesday Dec. % fo m
So CcHATTAHOOCHEE =. Thursday, Dec. %, p. m
sc CRY OF SAVANNAH Saturday, Dec. 90 3 D. m
Connecting with Central Railway Of Ca and Savannah
Florida south Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana. Unsur.
nassed accommodations. First-cass Table d'Hote For
iFesnwy w AM r. pRHETT,' p' j. D. HAsHAGEN
Cen,l Art Sav'h Fast Freight L. Agt. s. L. and W.
''" Line, 3l7 Broadway R'way POI Broadway
T. WALKER, Agt. ocean s. s. Co.. New Pier 49, N. r