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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-13

Steamers OLYMPIAN, ALASKAN or EMMA
HAYWARD between Tacoma and Seattle:
TO SEATTLE.-DAILY.
Leave Tacoma, as: 30, 1000 a. NJ, and 6:45 p M.
Arrive Seattle, l0:30 A. NJ, 12:l5 and 900 p VI.
FROM SEATTLE.-DAILY
Leave Seattle, 300 A. NJ, 100 and $3.50 r. NJ
Arrive Tacoma, b5 Is A. NJ, 3:15 and $50 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY ONLY.-TwO TRIPS
Leave Tacoma, 900 A. NJ. and 6 As p. NJ.
Leave Seattle 800 A. NJ. and 800 p. NJ.
(a.) Connects at Tacoma with n. p trains for
Portland, and Eastern Points via Swithback''
or Columbia River route.
o. Connects at Tacoma with N p. trains from
Portland. aud Eastern Points vii" Switchback''
or Columbia River Route.
Steamer EMMA HAYWARD between Olympia,
TaeOma and SaaffIa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-13
SUM MONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of Washington, holding
terms at Olympia, for the counties of Thurs
ton and Mason.
Alfred Thompson, I
Plaintiff,
vs..
John J. Hardy,
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms 1t Olympia for the
counties Of Thurston and Mason, and Complaint
nled In the county OF Thurst0n, In tho Office OF
the Clerk Of said District Court.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-13

A.><~e Aesst
Notice 10 hereby given that in compliance
with tho provisions Of the act of Congress Of
June s, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" Andrew
Jaquillard. Of Seattle. county Of King, Ter
rttory Of Washington, has this day filed in this
ONCE his sw0ra statement No. 3,d55, for the
purchase Of the Sc 4 Of Section No. 6, in
Township No. II N, Range No. West, and will
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for it, timber stone than Tor agricul-
tural purposes and TO establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver Of this Of
fee at Seattle, w. r., on Friday, the 18th day Of
October, 1855.
He names ~ witnesses: John Menzier, of Sc
attic, King county. W. r.; G0tlich Gr0te, of Sc
attic, King county, W. T.; Frank Seidell. Of
Redmond. King county, w. r.; Lui Jakobs, of
Seattle, King county, W. I.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office ON before said 18th day Of
October, 1883. JOHN Y. OSTRANDEk,
Register.
Date Of FIRST publication, June %. 1888.
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it seemed that the ball must have
glanced of, for q gleam Of light still
came from this eye, although not as
bright q before.
A the beast swung it, tail, trying
to strike him, he leaped astride it's
back, and drawing long knife, struck
at the lump on the back of it's head.
If the reptile had been like others of
its tribe. this lump would have been
soft and penetrable; but the knife
glanced aside.
The plucky fellow raised the blade
again, and brought it down on the
spot with tremendous force. The
alligator, meanwhile, flecked its tail
and leaped about clumsily, endeavor-
ing to knock him off
This time the knife struck strait,
and-was shivered, with = loud ring,
into several pieces.
The man at once dropped the ham
die, and drew his pistol again. He
reached forward and to one side,
turned the barrel of his weapon into
the alligator's mouth, and fired down
its throat.
Next moment he felt sharp pain
IN his right thigh; the saurian seemed
to rise bodily in the air, and he was
thrown into the pool. When he lifted
his head above the surface of the dark
water his opponent had disappeared
and man stood in his place.
When McErland heard the pistol |
shots outside he leaped to his feet,
took his rifle from the corner, and ran
out. He could see a struggle going
on near the pond, but could not tell at
once who were the participants.
Bending his body, he walked care
fully forward.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
ANsarIg ratsl KsInp.e

PHLADEIrHtA, Nov S.-A slight re.
lapse yesterday nearly reru.ted 10 the
death Of Mrs Kettle Stokes, who was
shot by her lover Fred Ramos, on Mon
day night. But little hope is now enter
taiped OF her recovery, anu Ramos Is
locked up in Moyamonsing Prison
awaiting the result OF her injuries. lie
still s!ubb9rnly &c uscs 70 say anything
about the affair. The police are invests
eating bis record, and Ind that he has
been mixed up 10 several rows, and a
year ago was compelled to leave the city
on account 0 Tan uuprovOkCd assault on a
companion His conquests among wo.
men were his boast
Engineer Stokes the faithful husband
OF the guilty vile, constantly attends
her and looks after her comfort a. ten
DERBY as II the great gap OF indielIJy did
not separate them. The ueiehbors say
that her downfall IS partly attributable
to female companion who frat lured
her away from the pleasures Of her cezy
little home.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
Iurdersd over Polo: e..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. William
DaVis, 4 middle eyed oolOred man, llv.
ing o. 63S Barclay street, shot and
fatally injured ooloTed Constable OhAs
Tierney, who ia 80 years old, at bid
home, 6g3 Middle alley, Last night.
The two houses, 621 and 623 Middle
alley, are HepaEated By . high fenos
TietDeg was citing on the back door
step Of his house and Davis was IN the
adjoining yard. The men had not been
friends for long tins, sad they began
TO Qusrrsl ab0at politics ever the Fenoe
Davis became very angry. He stood
on the aoorstsp Of 63l, leaned over the
fence hnd daving a pistol, shot ~
rierney. The bullet took effect In his
right side. Several pesple In the houses
IAN out 70 the yard, but Davis Taa out
the back gate snd escaped. He has not
yet been capture5. The injured man
SAs taksn 70 the PeRnsylvaula Hoe
pital On examination the doctor0 found
that the ball had eatsTsd the right side
about six inches below the arm. After
passing through tha right luaR lie
courie was downward, hut the bali WAs
not located.
He was resting quistly late last night,
bat the &uthoEities At tho hospital say
be cannot possihly recover. Davis de-
senPtion WAS telaRrsphed to ell the bts-
tion houses End geaeral call TO the DO
lice was sent ont for hia oAptuTe. Ohlef
OF Detectives Wood has detailed 8 de-
teotive to Investigate the shooting sud
u possible oAptuFa tie ssssilAut. TIE
police cay he cannot esOape.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
M Megay { Son
SIS Tatnall Street,
AND
S. E. Cor. 9th & TatnaIl SITS.

We have here a large and
varied assortment OF hard
wood Chamber Suits in
Walnut, Antique aad Natu-
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash. A
few we would like to call
your attention to are as fol.
lows:
No. 1, Isa neat Oak Suit
we've been selling for some
time, going to close them
out for $Io 90. Haven't
many at the present writing
Don't be surprised If they
are gone soon.
No. 2 Is an Oak Suit, an.
tique finish, full size, with a
2ox24 inch bevel glass. This
suit We have just put ON our
floor as a substitute of No. /,
being larger and better fin
ished In every way.
No. 3, Is a heavier Anti.
que Oak Suit, rub finish,
with a 24x3o inch bevel
mirror. This suit is the one
we had at the Fair. Our con-
tract TOR this suit calls for
300. Have plenty now and
more coming. Price $4,000.
No. 4, Il an Ash Suit,
natural finish, 24x3o mirror,
for $50 90.
No. 8, Is an Antique
Oak, rubbed finished Suit,
with an English style splash
er-baCk W a 8 hsta n d, for
$500
No. 6, Is an Antique Oak
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror, for 300.
No. 7, Is a heavy. hand
somely carved Oak SniG for
$4,000. This cult comes from
the assignees of a defuncI
manufacturer. He loses you
gain.
We have here named seven gosd bargains.
We especially call yoHr attention TO those
suiib drs'rietd As numbers amt 8; the likes
cAnnut be produced elsewhere, AZ they nrl
spccial patterns made for us az special
prices. Look carefully over the prices, II
you ma one that 1uits you In price and De
| scripnon, call and see them, iou'u dud
them IN the store IS represented here, Other
" &c We u RiNe you free thC articlt you come
g 100 a. We have many others running
ron SO 70 fl23.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

TEH ELECTKoE OF General Harrison
is nav IN assured fEol, and the rAsoAls
ia New Yrrk, who manipulated the re-
turns In 1884. Hnd trNUdulsntly plAs ed
Me Cleveland In the White H5ass,
VIII and that thslr littls gene 10 nov
blocked through The shrewdness and
foresight OF OhnIFmAn q ysy. indiana,
which Was olAimsd yssierday By The
Demo rats, siill stands true, and TO
turns now phov that she TOO hes rolled
up 4 good majority for the soldier
Statesman. Last evening The Damo-
sFAts claimed 10 hAVs Eeosivod de-
spA'eheS assuring than that they he'd
carried New York, consequently they
yelled themselves hoSrse over uhAdow,
The substance Of WhIeh they will never
roallss. General HaErison IL elected
beyond doubt, and for the ensuing
four years will preside over the desIi.
niles Of this nation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

IT SKINS dlfa ,uli ioE some Of the
Democrats 70 understand that they are
beaten on every hand, and Inc Demo
rE4ilc ioaruAlI tells lie readers thai ip
four years from nov Gr0yer Olevsl1nd
Will be reelected by N ever Whslning
majority. We beg leave to differ, and
p eilci thai In foar ysSrs tom nov
NJ. 0lsvslAnd's name will NOT be mtn
TONED, And 70 have no doubi but ihs
Dsmo,Saho party regret to-day tha
they ever permitted him 70 iJlBt him
leai upon them - oAndldAis for re.
eisc.lon. Tae people OF thls country
have had enough OF Mr.. Cleveland, and
DO VII only DO Remembered 81 lac man
Who sadeAvosed BY every meaus In HE
goEeE 10 accomplish ths desiFusHon OF
American lnduslElss sad rssuos our
workingnen - the sans condition ~
those Of Great Britain. BE will BE- re-
msmbeEedi the ARms IS James Buohhn.
an % the mAl who Vas Rllhng 10 boa
md DO the bidding 10 those Who would
have destroyed .hlF Government had L.
Been In thsir power 30 10 do He will
Be remam berei a. men who sur
founded himself with sr.rebels aud
eoppsfheAdsr from whom be took conn.
aal 10 crash the manufacturing Eor,h.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Great Western Meat Markets, Nos SOi
King street aud 715 WBHs e sh,h street
First quality meats Eg the fUAoglpe
prtosG: sillo!n Bteef, l3o,; TumD stf Az
l4o round steak, 10 10 rib EcaAt, "a /,
49,; chuck, 9 to l0J stew beef, o &C
soup meat, o. leg mutton, l2ts
shoulder, 8o.i pork chops, 121.; YEA
9hope, 40 veal loin, l4D veal cntles
l6o.; shoulder Vesl, 101; cornsd beof, {
70 iOo, bologna, Sc fresh port ssu.
sage, 100.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
rnuRsDAy, NovEnBnR g. 1858.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perfeoting press,
with a capacity Of 1000 copies
printed, folded and counted In
go minutes. 1t is the second
press of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing to the REPUBLICANS
increasing circulation, Come
and see it in operation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Have you heard of the
crowd we had last weekl
If not, ask your friends, and
they will tell you. The
store will be closed on Tues
day to give us a chance to
re-arrange the stock after
the great rush Of last week.
We viii open Wednesday
with just as great bargains.
Examine the prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Mra Larkin, who was 90 badly in
lured IN X aUaas, BOms two WGakBBgc,
10 gradually recovering apd itlssup.
1osGd that she will bs able IN q fee
days TO return 70 her homo at T0uaA ken.
nsmor. 1t was through ber ll9it4
ZION that her sister, Mira DHwortb, wsr
Induced to make tie visit which Goa
her life, and conssqusptly she hiss
lAmentsd bitterly over the tFsgud =
which has lsd to so much pain ard suf.
fering.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Of these laws. LIST ell sHsh laws be
swept from our statute books ~ soon as
possible, 90 shat every man, b be rs.
publican or D3moorAt, black On white,
shall be assured oil his right 10 oaAl Als
ballot without let or hiadrhnse.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Al oroAksrs 10 the contrary, the
REPUBLICANS leads ell the other Will
mlASiOn dAillss In circulation. Isl
NE bes, advertising medium In the
Btale, We invlie tbs public TO come
Intl our pTeIS rooms 81 ADy tlms and
Ess for themselves that they get what
they psy Tor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

THR people showed their j9y last
night over he result Of Ihe Gle ,Slon by
> grand parade and lIluuiuaiina thsir
4ouses. Some Of she DsmoarAm won.
ntrsd why the Mayor DID 20, put
ssato- lhs paEaJa by STVts.us every
5sTlidPlHpE In H. forgetting thGs
ID vas denomination Of the psopIs
q honor OF their dlSenshrAlment from
BiyAFd ruls. That parade vas the
funeral proseaBlon Of Democracy Ia
DsiAEAr and tbs commencement of .
nsW era for the Diamond RAie. h siors
smother election rolls around the pe.rIv
ionr thousand Republican voIers vho
afe nov robbsd Of their rIshs 10 expfssg
their visWs By their bAIloia viii b.
given the right OF franchise, ana Ney
oAslle County will Join With Sussex
and Ksni Ia placing Delaware where
sac righhully belongs, among the
galaxy Of Republican BiAIes. FJF yesfs
Delaware hSS bsSn islsely ropresso led
ssiOelng Damo0rAllo sihse, but the
aAy OF her redemption Is nov ysrv
mar, Apd the next Governor will be
sslaa1ed from the Republican parry,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

PITTs3URG, Pa, Nov. 8 Tho strike
OF the GOAL diRRsrs Al sanford u o.
Worzs, ~ Piltsburg, nss been endorsed
by other coal diggers along the B1lti.
more and Ohio and the Pan Hsudi,
railroads. who cay that the adveGe,
promised them hiss NOT been glgsn, Aud
they also threaten to strike II 1t Is uU
granted BY Monday lszt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
.ROTkRgm0l and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGL
Forty-fiye Dollars and Up
wards.
TWELFTH WARD

|
Over four hundred sold II
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every hall hour
within a square Of these lets
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave,
nue.. Fare 3 cents.
Look as the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
schCol-house; street car lin,
going to be extended.
For dead.suTe safe invest
ment, where you can sec
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave II
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed nov
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms in all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how C
secure a home apply to
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

bat sheEs is no other remedy for sick
aeAdAohs, d=zEiuesF, constipation, hi.
lOnsnese, or 10 restore q regular, hgalLhS
action to the liver, stomach and TO sells,
gqnal TO thoss reliable little Pleasant
turgslTe Faile,s' prepared Dy Dr..
Pierce. OF dluggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Nehemiah J'sgph went u CsOrseiO ~
to-day Ia oEder to c0nztatul4tl Ei5
friends on the Republican triumph Il
sussex CJuaty. liz ID greatly s.rls3
ever the rtJult, Eui. Ike GsV>rnor
8 gE' ta5l8 y.Ey fnu % Hkg auyt,.g
scTir .urs 70 2IFre75 LIS feelings,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

d. Boney well has every facility for
the n 1si satistsctoEyiEofE. Teeth ext.
ior S53., with 2rs 60, uEde ffstl every
day 3 81 OF teata s. 90, bsul s. Isgth
nl!sd Rith silver 753., smAlEam Bea.,
gold 81 land upwarOs Teeth oltaueu
for 7to. Ohc3. 7G3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

For THE last quarter Of a osp,ury
Thomas +. BSyArd could have trplb-
fally said that he carried Delaware In
hlS vest pocket, and turned ID 10 sult
MA viii or pleasure, bat al last M
people are weary OF BAyard rule. ana
after she fourth OF next Msroh viii
permit him 70 reilre 10 4 privacy from
which hs will never again be oalled
His rule 10 Ihis siAis hGs been tlmllay
% that OF the old fsuaAI bArouS. and ia
CAUSED bis fellow citizens 10 DO deprived
o. me Flight OF EufffAgs to suit his will
And pleasure, but lhS EsAstlon has come
o. iASl, and he ls nov politically dst.i
forever. In sll Of Mr.. BayArd's s,ras-
Iaera are ouiy two things in SbI,b he
EA, ever suocsssiul, And shsy vera n
"lslrAnohlslng his fellow eitizspa and
-sSlasrs Law pAiSed by Congress which
MAKES II impossible to o5avioI and pua.
lah fraudulent votsrI. B3.h OF thesa
we're partisan measures, aad % them
sAs DsmoorAhc party o#BS lis SUCCESS
a0u lang'eonsinusi rule in this Stats,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Gall ns d3nr aad fe6d store, N "
Sof Eoutth and ktuR stIests, for nbo ca
han L Of faur, tsGa sroaud END %
pared buck Wlza., GraGeu f1oaF and
fresh ao.n meal, r. ,JAHvIrR.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

NJ, DLLAWARH VIII nov haze > Rs,ub.
49,, 80 -. Lis''l''1fft aud rs slpcsrelv
: il ., 'lAi o15 o. igs drs. 40, I'M bs +,
P'Ii ne B,ykfi Kssassmsa, ;sVs sir
IoD M y Sg,a sta's hAs been ourssd e.
1 ms we know ths shsEs ia como
~ g .,l, Sho are in iavor j r,Isip-
So 'aaae u 20 'nr 81 ltsIi & Hps - =,
70 Ays tbs Dsmo9sAa = dos y, 80 ~
~ y - Nc heint Tlls, asasgsF ya,is
y saanl'aSliy aniIsg q, - 49,, -. " qua
S,1 - IL, y Aen Sho voied sbs Rssabij.
osn il2ksi on TRes1sy M IN ~ IN M, /.
p''s''s OF sbOSiHs Ihels dlsspOFovsl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

BEEgEE&l 5t5 EsrEat street, vii.
make s1o 10 Cabinet photographs iof
70 90, snl have tl-u r.l,y for you la
four dsyB SstlsfGclUa Guaranteed,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08


thls CAMPAIGN has deysloosd
ssyefAi remarkable thinR,, am1pR tbso1
D'Ins lha extent OF ths Ii iiusnoe Dos-
ssissa BY the IEo.oent up own iouraHI.
a. A. 'ns oonmsnoensni OF She ca npAiau
snal paper Shared IN 10 n,oon pll,b tbs
,o OF Mr.. Hickman tor he LsvS
Ce9rt and Esdalod hln ia every nos-
slDis mAnnsr, Il called h.m a booiIs
ktGoosr, lhis, and quoisi o.her man
~ lis shlrts to sbo tha, he vas mai a
~ pef'an TO hold en- cth % Of lFusI and
nluoI, out the Gsople sh owed b,wmush
NY "ets tpaaaagsd by eleo,.ag Nj
n ems. ~ q lAgs Il jlrlsy. Ia fao,
.S. sssms lha' Il MAJ visheS Il he
s sleo,sa y, 70 50 ot8ss Ms savss. cav 10 bs
s sua.ea,'al Il 1o inaur lbs sal9.,v q; tbsf
IOalas'' 80 ihai Il vii y,ufl,s vIslS nj
StA'a On bis head It 5s,tr St,I.
s s.ns ,9f tfla vi, sn5v nor Ia oSr.
sarad CT 5us3ssg. -" - 10 a@
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

NVERY CLOTHING STORE +
the city offers for sale Mon
IL OvercOats at $1,000.
GLOW am / to decide who is bos+,
We believe ours is the best for
good many reasons.
First, we know the cloth throne
and through; had it made specially e
us and have had for the last ten wears
every year increasing the qHantitI
Have never know single instance 4
fault-finding as to its good value.
Customers insist upon having thj
and no other cloth. That speaks yo1
umes for faithful service. We woull
lack wisdom if we failed to provide thai
which both our customers and ourseIve|
know to be the best.
1t may not be best for looks. WI
had bitter experience some time 40
when we undertook to substitute a bed
ter locker. Soon found out the colon
changed. Cloth pulled out from seam|
Button holes became twice as large d
they should be. We were glad enougI
to send the goods where our customer
couldn't get them, and lost money il
the bargain.
II doesn't pay to buy other than thI
best and the place to get it is
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

to the matter of TACT. Soft,
warm shades that lean low
ingly against the light, and
prices that taper toward the
vanishing point. That line
of ffty-centers we pointed
out the other day tells the
story as well as any. Some
of these goods sconld cost as
more than so cents a yard to
day.
OF these Atwood, good
weight half .dollarD ressStuffs
there are more than $50
styles and colorlngs--Serges
Foules, Cloths, and Trioots.
Lo k at one. A Suiting
stuff that's never gone tor
less than 7sc Every thread
Of fne wool. Soft, firm, and
in halt-a,dozen modest mix
lures. 80 inches uSas 80
esaksi Think OF an ample
dress pattern, choice in every
way for S3l
Southeast Of centre.
Have you picked out the
Hat yeti Just as well choose
from every going sort as from
two or three kinds A Hat
store with clear, bright light
in every corner of it isn't the
place for cheats. It's In o
dingy, dismal, duugeony
room that quality and color
can limp without your sus-
peeting it. There isn't a
lighter Hat store than ours
or one better filed or with
iairer prices Very likely
you've never seen another
where light, stock and cost
were all SO far your way.
Thirteenth and Market streets
We've let a good part OF
the season slip without a
word for Dress Trimmings |
You take then for granted. |
Think Of whatever the proper
caper Is in Haberdasherl |
and you know where TO go
for 1t IL you don't know
there's one certain place to
find out.
We counted Buttons the F.
other day, just the nelo But
tons In metal, ivory, pearl +.
jets and crochet; 1910 styles .
skipped a little myriad Of
other sorts.
just so With Byaids aud |
Gimps and Cor d s an d |
FriDges and all the Garniture
brood.
We are bringing these
thugs in all the time from
wherever they are best made |
OF course some extreme |
things are every now and
then getting just a trifls oui
of the swim. When they
drop a little bchiud the cur
rent we FISH them out and
quick n the prices. To-day
the knife marks are on a lot
OF Sortdche and President
Braid Gimps They are at
one level price-25c A year
ago the same qualities were
75c.
No day but you're likely
to fad something that you'll
look at as halta gift.
Northeast of centre
The price-hurried Laces
went out with a jump yes
terday.
Oricntals,
Oriental Flouncings,
Egyptian Flour Cings,
at about hall the day-before
cost.
ChcGtuut street side, cast Of Main Aisle.
Probably the most compre,
heneive stock Of Mems, Wo.
mems, aud Childreu's I'M
derasar in Silk, Wool, Ne
rino, balbsiggan. and silk
and-Wool mixed IN this couu-
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

WHLmIEGEOH = HUETH NNN u, n,
TING table IN erect July sth less. Trains
For Reading, BirdsOoJo, Joanna, BpFipE.
neldi WaynesburR Junction, Manor ,POtteyiiit,
Ihineqan, Allentown, Lebsnou, WgrugIts
Vile and all points ON the Philadelphia AND
b,A9lng X. Rs 10 a. II. aud 2. 20 .. n.
For springfield WeYnenhuEg Juneudh,
FORD ana Dnpont,a and intermediate poln,a
7.U1a. M, and d.Oop. N.
For COatesgiile aud intermediate points Al
100 a. M, 80 and 8. 20 D. m.
For West Oh cater. 7.6o =. M, 40 and SD
D. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
FOR Kew bridge and intermediate pointa
9, 10 p. m. and on Saturday only at b.6 ane
h.lbp. m.
On sunday for ReadinR and intermediate
points, A. sos q. IN, and for sprlnRheid and
intermediate points At b.0o p, m.
A. z, AcCAUhLAHD, B0WH RsB RRIGGE,
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WEST BOUHp,
Eer singsriy, accommodation, daily II u
Tor Baltimore, accommodation, dany en-.
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Cincinnati and st. LOuiI express. dang
IL IS N.
hsitinsoTo accommodation, daily a1B nm.
fittsovry, OhieaEo and 81, Louls sxprsl5.
Sipssrly accommodation, daily 90 D "A,
fOA l.AFDBaBEkd, 3 10 a, a.apnd1y
SnIY, lioo ,, "a, dsiiJ eGospt BundAy, q
1fSlng isAyo B.agEst Street Etstieai
hee Fhiiaftlpma S6s 2. N, daily. ROi
bntt fapra = = g, ID, daily. HOE Isapden
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as2i s.loS n. on Sunday ehlyi ass and {, O
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st.ats aud Q 70 D, N.
bundays only, ale an.
hKpfe8g tfatnas
RATEs TO WHsTHRH FONTS LoWHl FRAS
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