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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

BALrInoRs CATTLE xAsKEr. !

- BALTIMOR6 CATTLE MARKET,
), Jap- ~. :ess. :
lCattle are sold a. thee 6eures tivs weigh t
Dogs ere sold ut net weight. shatis 20 per
ceat lgeeerslly )oG froo live weieht. sheep
are soli gross. that 10 live veisheo: moth
ing OF.
Prices CT Beef Cattle this week raBeed -
follows Best Beeves at 5Qat5 90, those
generally rated 6rst quality 35as4 SO. me
diam OF good fair quality e0sSl 90, snd
ordinary thin eteers Oxen and cows, : 90
ass Oh per loo lbs
OF the Cattle received AT cane froo vir-
Rinia leg from Marylsnd. 3s5 from Ohio.
le7 from Tliinois, and $50 h<ad from West
Va. Total receipts for the past week 1918
sAainst 1890 last week, and lisa sane time
lest yes.
Of:hs offerings 748 were taken By the Bal.
tiuore bu ctsrs, 30 By country dealerc. and
- sold 10 8asterp sfeeuiatoss- Total ssies
for the week st9 against 63l last week
and e6e same ire Last year
SnsgP AHD LAnss.-Thete 10 . light run OF
6hssp ssd Lambs sgain this week. sed .
fairly COED demsud. owing 20 the limited
o6srises The quality IL Of . better ave-
rage than that Of last ueek's offerings. We
quote butchers' Sheep ~ 32ss2 ceass, With
extra a. cents and Lanbs a. 32s6 cent?.
per n gross. Recsipss his week Of sheep
and LAMBS ! .s23 bsaa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There "
only Que way to cure Deafness, and that ~
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by al ioAamed condition of the mo.
Gus lining OF the Eustacbain Tube. When
this tube gets inaamed you have rumbl-
ing sound or imperfect heariRg ,and " heu IL
is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out ADD
this tube restored 10 III normal condition,
hearing Sill be destroyed forever; nine cases
out Of ten are caused by.cstarrh which is
nothing but so inaamed condition Of the
mueus surisces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for an y
case q Deafness (caused by CO tsrrhl that
we cannot cure by taking Halls Catsrfh
Cure.
Send for circular free
FL. CHENEY h Co, Toledo o.
~ Sold By Druggists, Is cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

VIRoINIA Ex.CoNYEDERATEs.-The
Tort to concentrate all of the Con.
fede. ste camps, associations, &C., in
Virgins under one general heal or
department has been rewarded with
success. UGder the arrangement.
peri. c,ed in i,icbmond Last week,
the membership IL the general de.
partment will consist of department
commanders and staff representa-
tives from camps comprising the de-
pariment In the ratio Of one to one
hundred or fraction thereof. all pa
commanders Of the department and
camps and all commanders ofcamps.
This is o move in the right direc
ton. Why cannot the same thing be
done in this STATE?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

the Thehe-Csrlisle case. by vote Of
I64 TO z, confirmed Mr. Csrlisle's a..
tie TO the sest. A large number Of
bills we're introduced in the House.
10 tlis Senats ruesdsy. Mr. voor-
teos introduced bill for The sdmis.
sion OF the State OF Mou,aus. The
proceedings o. the House were NM
in portant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
A Deceived TRIBUTE

A DESERVED TRIBUTE Cover
nor Hill. OF New York. paid o warm
tribute to the administration Of
President Cleveland at the banquet
OF the Harlem Democratic Club last
week. j need only add be said.
that the administration has met the
expectations OF the whole CO untry.
of all sections Of the country,
and that all interests are satisfied
With Democratic rule Equally true
10 IL that whatever dissatisfaction
with Cleveland may have existed
within the party has by this time van.
ished, and that the outlook for a u.
nited Democrt cy WAS Fever more
promising.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

Nrest Virginia.. TO VITA,
w ules held In the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Conrt OF Hampshire county, on the
LIST Monday in January. 1888
William h Powell, Administrator Of Isaac
Hi'e, dec plaintiff,
Va.
Isabella Hiie, J. I'm W Iii;o. Jacob A Rite
Michael 5. u,keyJ Reb.ccs g Stnckey, Ma.
ry Mcintyre, Jarush McIuiyra, Eli ,ah
Mcintyre. Eius McIn,yrc, Olivia Msiu
tyre Isaac Met ntyreJ Wm Mcintyre, Tur
ner Mcintyre, .tebecca Mcintyre, Sarah
Mcintyre, Samuel Mcintyre, Isaac N tiite
Maggie Hite and Richard Mclniy-e, defep
dsnts, IS CuIscEay.
The object Of this sui, is 10 have the in
s:ruction of the Court as to the distribution
OF The personal estate Of Isaac t,iie. dec d
and as to the disposition Of csrisin notes or
bonds given by certain of The heirs ut law OF
said isaac Hite to him darips his lifetime,
and for gene ral relief
And II appearing from an efidavii filed
that the defend pts Mary McIniyr, kichard
Mcintyre, Jasush Mcintyre, Olivia MCINTYRE,
isaac McintyrtJ VIM Nelntyrej Turner Nc.
Intyrey k-beccs McIntyeJ Sarah N.ln,ye,
Samuel Mcintyre, Isaac Hi,e and Maggie
hitrJ are nor .r,sidents Of the State Of " est
Virgins, u 10 oIdt red that the said non,
resident defsndants do appear here within
ono month after the date Of the FIRST nublica.
ton hereof aud do what 10 necessary 10 pro.
tect their in,sieSs. Tes,e.
v ~. POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire county.
JapuarJ 6, ls8s-4w.
5 l. Tourney Attorney fer plaintiff.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
81 Major FA 1KNER ON THE BLAIR

81 Major FA IKNER ON THE BLAIR
Bill 49, Senator Faulkner, when in.
or viewed by reporter in Washing
& IN the other day as to his position
On the subject Of tho Blair educa.
,ional bill, expressed himself as fol-
lows:
my position upon the Blair Bill
is one easily defined. shall vote q.
gainst it on two grounds. First, be.
cause know Of no provision Of the
Federal Constitution which would
justify me in giving to it my support.
AMI, secondly, because believe it
would be unjust 10 the people OF my
State and be prejudicial to the heal
thy and vigorous growth Of the free
school system OF the State"
DO you think the people Of West
Virginia favor the bill ?"
"Our people. / fear. do not fully
understand the provisions OF that bill.
II appropristes. within eight years,
tho cum Of s79,OO0,000 from the
Federal Treasury. TO be divided a.
mong tho States IN proportion to The
slliteracy found in each. II provides
the Instruction which shall be givcn
in tie free SCHOOLS, ard gene rously
authorizes such o,her branches OF
useful knowledge as msy be te,..xut
n...der local law " even requires
that copies Of all the books used in
tue State in the public schools shall
be 6led with the Secretary Of the In =,
terror. And IL in the opinion Of any
citizen Of any State, there is any ine-
quality in raising or distributing the
school revenues. or In the facilities
afforded 10 the TWO races lac can make
complaint"
Continuing the Senator said.
lit further authorizes the Secreta-
~ OF the lntorior, IL In his opinion
any Of the States have not performed
all Of the conditions OF this Act, &c
withhold from them their proportion
~ said distributAble funds. The fra,
mer Of TIE bill, being logiclan. hac
assumed that the Federal Govern
ment has
THE INSTITUTIONAL POWER
10 go into the Ststes and assume ia,
risdiclion over their free school sys
TENS, and, as consequence OF lhi.
promise, draws the legitimate conclu
sion from II that the Government ma
control the system "a a msjority oil
the Federal Congress may deem to b,
for the general welfare Of tho whole
people.
Bat again looking a. il solely a,
a matter Of dollars and cents. so fat
n .: ar c's The State Cf West Vir
girls, ii would not be 10 tho interes,
81 my people. The amount thai
would bc received under this bill, fol
the PERIOD Of eight years. in the State
Of West Virginia would be 81 ,057,-
800. 49,"
"Nnw." said Mr. Faulkner, let us
see how and What she would pay
Two.thirds Of tie amo DOT she would
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

MR. LAMAR.-As noted In these col
umos last week. Hon L. Q. Z. La.
NAB. Ex-Secretsry Of the lnterior.
vas confirmed ss q Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the United State,
by = majority of four. three republi.
can Sen stors-Riddleberger. Stew
art and Stanford-voting with the
democrats for confirmation. All the
opposition to Mr. Lamar was from
the republican Senator'S, the section.
al issu having been raised. II is q
sisn OF the continuing decay OF Ihe
republican party that its leaders are
still animated by stupid Bourbon
spirit which prevents them from de-
Gliding important questions by their
relation to present facts. It 10 q
party Of memories which are for the
most part bitter and vindictive, de-
spite its successes. The new jus.
tice, whose 6tness for his duties ID
beyond dispute, enjoys the distinc-
ton Of being the hrst Southern man
elevated to the Supreme Bench since
1861. Southern men have for many
years past occupied important legis
lative and executive positions under
the federal governments but It has
been the policy Of the republican
party to draw the fne at The Su.
prems Court. thus plsoiDg upon them
a stigma OF disqualification not
sanctioned by the constitution nor
ny the present condition of the coun-
try. Mr. Lamar, as member OF
the SUPP enc Court, is, therefore, In 9
position to announce as fact tue
complete equality OF opportunity
which the South expected when 1,
laid down it's arms and returned TO the
Union in 1865.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

pay would be collected from customs
duties, the other third by internal
taxation. 1t has been estimated by
the best statis:icians that for every
dollar collected OF imports three dol.
lars are paid TO the manufacturer Of
the articles consumed. 1.-THE calcu.
lation 10 true our people wouit pay
into the Treasury Of the United States
during the eight years. in money, the
sun Of 1925. 1882. two.thirds OF this
amount. 10 wit: $555, los. SO, being
collected from customs our citizens
In purchasing these articles Of con.
sumption would be required IN pay
three times that amount, 10 Wit $l,-
65O.3l6.t4, which added TO the 1926.
1857 actually paid into The Treasu
~ would make the rca. coet of this
bill to our people $2.475.474.ll or
N other words, to ges the benefit Of
thts unconstitutional. conditional do
nation from the Federal Government
the citi1ens Of West Vireinia would
have TO pay In eight years 8 ALI $40.
7S more than they would receive. I
am unable to See, even in . pecunisry
sense. how the people OF my State can
BE- benefited BY the passage Of such
. law"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

The government report says that
the untry has raised but one good
corn crop since 1880, and that was
the one Of 1895, which amounted to
1886, 000. 900 bushels. The crop Of
k,o past year. according 10 tho fg~
Gres Of the department, is TIE small.
est Of this decade. except that OF
1881. During the past eight years
the Weld kA.s been - follows:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
Bushels.

The oorn crop is the most Import
ant ofaD our crops. 1t is more val
liable tb an the wheat crop, or tie
hay orc p. Ali the corn We raise is
eoDsas ned q: home, aud there are
somo< thousands Of bushels imported
rem Canada.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

TIE only difference. says one of our
exchanges, between tha Democrat
10 and Republican parties 10 that The
former want to keep their pledges and
the latter don't. For further partic.
ulars see platforms.
The Two Chicago Platforms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27

VXIEST VIRGINIA. TO wn Sat ra,es
wv held il tho Ctssk's Once Of she Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county. on the ist Non.
dai In January. 1883
Aaron Levi Bsk r. plaintiff.
Va.
fsaac Baker, r n. Pownaii ano Virginia c
PowusiL J. Smith and Sarah K. smith,
Jacob Baker. Sarah Park. Polite Co bin.
John W. J.Arimae. A. W. .stimae. J. u.
Lsrimse. James A. Larinac. Naomi Lari
mae, Rshecca Price. James r. RuSkman
and CsroliDe Ruckm..n, Sarah Carter. John
SAnoe. Minerva Cauoe, Lucy Gspoe,
Charles Canoe. Vim Canoe, James Canoe,
Rosa Bell Canoe, the heirs At Law of Re-
becca Bouham( " hose names are unknowul
Samuel Swisher. Middleton +. Swisher,
Martha e. Swisher, Taylor p. SMisher.
Ann Corhiu, James French and Rebecca
French, William Hardy and Mary Ann
Hardy, !ohn Powelson and Matilda Pow.
elson. Levi Clrder and Hannah Carde-. J,
W. kidner, Perry Pepper and Mary q
Pepper. John b. Baker, Samuel G. Baker,
Jacob A. Baker, Chsuucey r. Elliott and
Caroline u. Elliott. D Il Baker, Sarah ].
Porter. George W. Seeders and Martha L.
Parrill, defendants, III CRAscxRY
The object Of this suit IL to have a sale and
partition Vf the proceeds among nis heirs at
law. OF the real estate of which John Baker
died seized AID possessed. aud for geners,
relief.
And it appearing from al If 3avit 6led
that John w. Larirnse, A. W. Lsrimae, j.
N. La-imae. James A. Lafirnke. Naomi Lsri.
mae. Rsbecca Price, John Powe!son and Ma
tiids Powelson, Perry Pepper and Mary N.
Pepper. Chsuncey K. Elliott and Caroline
81 Elliott, ddl.ton T. Swi.her. Ja,ob Ba.
ker. Sarah Park, Polly Carder, Sarah Car
der, John b Baker, Samuel q. Baker, Jacob
A. Baker, Sarah J. Porter and Mar tina l..
Pairill are ncn residents Of the State of Wet
Virgini,, ard shat the names OF the ,,ei al
law OF Rebecca Bonham are unknown. II ia
ordered. that said hon resi- dent defertia n,s
and unknown parties, do appear here within
one month after tbs date Of the Erst publ
cation hereof aud ID what is necessary ~
protect ;te.r interests. Testr,
N. POLLING, tlerk
Circuit Court hampsh re ccs n,y
January G. 1885,
). l.. Fiournoy Alto. { r Pia:nliff>.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
RONNEY, JAN. 81. 1883.

how TREY Vo1Ep.- Senator
Faulkner voted to confirm Mr.. La.
mar; Senate: Kenna was paired in
the affirmative.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27


family newspaper 10 the United States. In
addition TO n pre- per proportion Of unexeep.
,tonabie original aud selected Literary
Household, Agricultural and Miscellan eous
matter, IL confsins ALL the news, Loc.l, Do.
mesiic and Foreign. supplied by both .epn.
lar and special telegraph and r..,r CORES
pouden,s. ct home -. ! abrcad. l, pars par
ncniaf sptIiioo 10 enc Social. Official aud
fe..;.eal News and Gcssip OF the Nst.opsf
Capital, Ia which 5eIds II is absolutely " IT'D L.
out rival As 1880 10 n "Ptesidedtial
year." oil eyes will be turned TO Washing
ton TOR the next two years. 90 that a 6rs'-
class paper from the center OF affairs will not
only be peculiarly interesting and valuable,
bet almost indispensable THE STAR will
meet all requirements In this respect. IL 10
COMPLETE, FRESH, BRIGHT, INDEPsS-
DENT
Eight broad pages Of seven columns each !
OsLY 0sE DoALaE YEAR
send for sample Copy, aud see ArIRAcTIvs
PREMIUM ut. address
THE WEEKLY STAR,
(hsniion this paper Washington, 4. c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
DEMoCRATlC.


That change ID
nreces sary Ia prov.
Ell by an existing
surplus Of more
thai 100000
which has yearly
been collected from
. su6e ring people,
Unnecessarily tax
alton is unjust tax
alton. The
Democ attic party
is pledged to :e-
wise tue tariff in q
spirit OF fairness tc
all interested.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
ago Platforms.
REPUBLICAN,

The Democratic
party has failed
to re-
lievs the people OF
tho burden OF un-
necessary taxation
by . wise reduc-
It:on OF the sur
lplus. The Rcpub .
llicsn party pledg.
es itselfto correct
the irregula rites
lof the tariff and 10
reduce the surplus.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-27
LOOK, LOOK
Look Out for bargains!

mon ey made. which he had aud by calling at
| L. ROBOSSON ., SON, at the Cheap Store and Iad,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

f. Bsinbrilgc Muuday, Esq, county
attorney, Clay county, Texas, says ;
"Hsve used Electric Bitters with mos,
happy results. My brother also was
very low with mslarial fever aud jaun
dice, but was cnred by timely use OF
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric
Bitters saved his life"
MIR. ID. |. Witcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
Ky, adds like testimony, saying he
positively believes he would have
died, had it not been for Electric Bit
tiers.
This great remedy Will ward oil, as
well as cure al mslarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach dis
orders stands Hnequalled. Price soc.
and 81, at 81 druggists
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03
Ladies aud Gentlemen.

This week we are making tre-
mendous sale, and we are masking
great reductions in order TO raise cast
to meet our obligations. All classes
of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes, cloak-, and ladies and gents
furnishing goods, will be sold regard.
less of value or profits, IN order to
realize cash. If you need goods IN
our llEe it will be TO your interest and
profit 10 come and see US.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

There viii be a meeting of the
stockholders OF the Citizens National
Bank OF Waco, st their office, Tues
day, January 10, 1855, tor the purpose
OF electing directors for the ensuing
year, l.. b. BLACK, Cashier.
December 10, 1887.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

There Is not a better place in Waco
to buy your groceries than at r. H..
GrAy's. He keeps the best of goods,
sells close, delivers goods promptly
and guarantees satisfaction in every
respect.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

just received, fresh and beautiful
line OF fine imported cloths and pants
goods, suitable for extra occasions.
Please call and examine. south
Fourth street, G.. a. Lack.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

ESS G00-oS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
TIE PETROLEUM MIRKEE.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
II further evidence needed the natural char
actcr Of the recent Improvement yesterdays crude market
furnished IT, First prices were the lowest and n the
face OF some c selling by operators who hid purchased
around - cents the market advanced and held strong
10 the end For month past the manpu alton has been
directed o. bringing about lower values, ana the western
trade has been discouraged 40 the slightest field news
which could be- given au unfIeoable aspect Naturally,
when the news the Bahersfown developments faiei
10 bear out the extreme fears Of -u-hcr territory IN is
locality rcyu.ion OF feeling occurred which supple
ncci by the increased business ia refined OIL cartled
prices up or @ cents. Thu ia brief Is the lesson ~
The speculation Of t4e week which ended yesterday The
Gold farm we'll on 81 DE Bakarstown mysteries ac-
cofire 20 ycsiefiay's bulletins has male 10 improve
ncnt on deeper drilling. The Old But hers well joys
along al the rate ny-hye barrels day There was
not tte covering Of shorts at the advance In prices
and perhaps Exchange people realized that they
needed little Oh deliver, for their transactions ran
VI 600 900 barrels within about 100000 barrels
OF the record az the Consolidated Board After reaching
- IL cents the market reacted under lel.izaton' to
- 5s cents rallied about best figures AMI closed
afni with The figures OF the last sale liL
The range pieces and the total dealings were a. io
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


W y. Y {. II. Il. T. CO.. lesseea
Trains leave West i2ist- station follows, and 20
minutes earlier from foot OF Jdy-sI., North River
Detroit and Chicago, - 90 r., u zoe, . 10 u N
ST. Louis, &c 100, g Is D. a. -
syraepsa Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bsidse. Nj
Utica, is, % SO, (a) II 30 g 100, = - D.
Kingston Sauqegtics. C1tssA, Albany. 3J5. y ;l5.
20 55. (al I 80 % H.. ~ O0 q 200. > 10 D. m -
Cranston's Wet Point Cornwall NcNburg, 3 Is,
y 10 50 10 10. II 80 a.. o. 90 10. i5.
= IS 45 p m. and 200 q. n. 3 i5 and q: CO
For Montreal and Canada East, '6 100 p. =
Hamilton, London, . 80 % 90, . 10 To-
ronto - 30 a. m 20 90, = rs ?. n. .
Elegant seepnccars Tor Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Detroit
Saratoga Specials ol II 80 a. m. (s i5 n. Draw
Lake George II 80 m, Drawing Room Cars to csld
we'll Saturdays only. o. as y. IN.
Lakes MOhonk and Ninncwaska, Via cw-Pl1, oo.
(a) IL 80 q. m, - - T. ~ Drawing Room Cars "
kingston no. 'a II 80 a. m, 81 i5 p. m trains
Kaaterskll Hunter. Grand Hotel station. .af Phoe-
nicla. Is 100. ca II 80 a. m (1 3:tj D. N Drawing
Room Cars Grand lIotcl station and to Phoencia for
Hotel Kaatersx and MoCntln House, 700, a. IL 80
A. m. 81 - p trains.
Paenyille. Cairo and Mountain House Station Is
7Ij, 100, "a u 30 a. ~ o. j - D. N Drawing-
Room Cars CatskH o. 90 IL 30 a. H. and 90 40 y u
DAILY. Daily excc,' Saturday. Other tralas daily
except sunday. O. Leave Jersey cry, =. X r. sta
ton. (a) II 20 (s 40 p. Hobokcn, Nest Sho-o
Station (a) II 80 q. m. fsl 40 p.
For tickets. tlneabes, paglog or sleeping-tar Acorn
mOdations Information, apply az onees BrooNyn5J
Washngi0n-st, $50 Fd'ton-st, Annex 0hee foo o. Pub
ton-st New.York Ci,y303, 7s5, 9i2 Broadway 153 ~
Bowery - PARK pI,r and west sasc stations foot Of
West 4odst foot Of Jay-st. y. II c. T. ANBtNr
; Vanderbilt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
CRIE RAILwAY.-Tickct Offices, 4Or, 5I7.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Tickct Offices fO1, III.
II III and 957 noadwaY. 1853 IL BowcrJ 1877 WestsIs
Battery pijrc ChsmOers ana sd Stitet icucs 9,e's-
York 32t ana 33J Fuli0a-sI. Bf2lkyp: IO7 Ero2dway
10 Montg0mcryst and New S-iiOl, jersey Cfy. Vtefe
Tickets ParlOr Sleeping Car iesoffayon and or
press trains leave 23t-s npucs earlier than tine shown
from Chambers - local trains % 10 minutes tJfirs
q m. daily, Day Express. buffet drawnzroom caches
10 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping eo1ehcs HofneilsyIie %
Clncinnad and Jleye.ani
10 40 A. n week day. rclaware Valley Express psrior
TO Bneham,9n UNeg9 n" ra s"1 solf
pullman tfa day ana bullet Sleeping coaches - B1i
fao, Niagara Falls, Cleyetn1 ChiSsgo' CINCINNATI ana
p H. daily Chicago Exprcss PSlnsn bugss seRsn ,:
coaches b BnghantOn. Owcgo ElEntA ioehessf' Buy
ale epe; s@a f ..a cias9 ~, T. 7 $780,
s soiso 10 lTao 5sslo, ? Gso 20 Ok "a;
10 sS p ~ n y ng e. Pas.is' = 10 "a
g. 20 60 80 20 % e u n'e p
bs aoAS 3D. 3 80 20 80 q ffol1 90 ic 80
i:45, 3 J. ), 30. 80 ., lc;$5 n. Y E.si' "a
Newark and Paer,on ya Newsrk,S - 20 :: "a %" *
80 oo 10 p m; Il Sish- sunday a. m; $50.
Edss sew Sqderss A. 20 ,,Sssos
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10 sudero 3 80 p sgnaays 4A5. $780, 10 ~
cHbn,g ln az c6 T. 70 p g "a n m go co. oo
wafv VI s1ys 5s.,s 10 30 tssoE
9R sundays. AZ, 80 q "a 20; p m;
$3.50. 80. s. 80, , D. IL sundays 4AS $50 u
Express trains from The West arrive in Nev.yOrk "a
1908, II 80 q. m. aud 10 20 D. m. , -,n,,-,
Gen Suu,t General Passenger Agsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
Two NEV-HAVEN, 75c.
OCEAN Steamers.
AAINE STEAMSHIP COMpANY.

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AfE The only direct line 20
PORTLAND. Ne. and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Steamer Winthrop leaves every "Wednesday. Steamer
Eleanor every saturday az p Connecting 90 Portland
with steamship and railroad lines for Bar arbof Old
Orchard Poland Spring White Mounta.nA PASSPORT, 81
John ard az points ia Maine, New brunswick and canada
Fanr 20 Portland EXCURSION rs. TO t"ttA.c S'ty'
-. Excursion ~ Bar iafbor 3o INcursior slf IN
Guiding berth IN For freight aud passage
apply 70 HORAIIO HALL Agent,
VIZ Pier 30. L. r.. foot Of Markets.