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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

Ii rotation was the rule in the
appointment of the Commanding
General of the Army, General Scho-
field, being next in rank, would take
the place of General Phil Sheridan.
The President, however, has almost
unlimited power in the matter. He
can appoint any army officer above
the rank of Colonel, and, we believe,
can il he chooses, 60 entirely out
side of the Army in making the
selection.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

James G. Fair Jr., OF the Ne
vada delegation to the St. Louis
Convention arrived with the Cali
fornia delegation at Reno Sunday
evening. They were joined there
by James Mooney, and Garaghan.
The other Nevada delegates will
join the party at different points in
the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

Tho three lightning presses OF
the APPEAL were kept running I'M
til 10 O'Clock Sunday, to supply the
demand for that mornings edition
of the paper. It has been necess-
ary to employ fonr extra clerks in
this office TO copy names upon the
subscription list. The people ev-
identity appreciate first class, en-
terprising and consistent Republi-
can paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

"A hireling at Uncle Sans
foundry is seeking for light. He
asked the APPEAL man yesterday
if tariff taxes to the amount of gov
ernmental expenses is free trade.
what kind of trade would it be il
there was no tariff at all? We are
not on the witness stand and if we
were. wouldn't answer impertinent
questions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

The Winnemucca platform
charges President Cleveland "with
joining the foreign bondholders to
demonetize silver" but has nc
word OF condemnation for the Re-
publican party which did demone-
tie silver, February %, 1878, nor
for the Republican President who
vetoed the bill for re-moneti.:ation
in February, 1873. -Elko Independ-
ent.
The Republican is a progressive
party. 1t deals with the present
and not with the past.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
An Elegnnt substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds
of nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs. Recommended by leading
Physicians. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

The Times Review has it from
a reliable source that next year viii
see Tuscarora with railroad facilit
les.
| There was an interesting game
of base ball on Sunday between the
consolidated Meteors and Zephyrs
at the Overland. The score was 1C
to IA in favor OF the latter. The
champion Amateurs as they are
called by some people looked pretty
blue.
Neither mind nor body can act
BEAUTIFULLY, if the blood is vitiated.
Cleanse the vital current from 1m.
purities by the use Of Ayers Sarsa-
p2rilla. This remedy purifies the
blood, recruits the wasted energies,
and restores health to the debllitated
system.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Crls-
Ter arrested a man named Pierce,
for opening and entering the house
of Mr.. Moody. Mr.. Moody is in
Reno and Mrs. Nichols is in Vir-
ginia City. The man was seen en-
tering the house by some children.
No case made out when we went to
press.
William Bell was accidentally
shot and killed by a man named
Cutter at Cortez last Wednesday.
Cutter was explaining to Bell at the
time, the safety of a Smith and
Eesson hammerless rifle. Bell had
no opportunity to state whether or
not the explanation was satisfactory
to him.
-"Mv Dear" said a Carson
man to his wife, fare you aware of
the fact that mans brain weighs
three and one-half pounds ?"
you've read that somewhere
haven't you?''
eyes"
"Well, doesn't the article read
hat woman's brain is somewhat |
lighter; and, OF a much finer quail
y"
ut certainly does"
"Well. then, just concentrate your
'lree and half pound intellect on
his list of items and go straight !;
own to Olcovich Bros, no other .
lace will do, and buy these goods.
)on't forget that barrel of sugar, !
r the shoes for myself. They I
eep the best assortment of General |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t scothes the child, soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
Tse:.k -.
Nay 30 1888.

Mexican ) 50
Gould & Curry 20
Best & Belcher-4 30
Con. Cal. & Va 10y
Savage 20
Hale & Norcross-7
Yellow Jacket 81
belcher-i ID
North Belle Isle p
Alpha ID
Sierra Nevada so
Exehequer-i
Seq. Belcher-2 81
Overman-I 81
Silver Hili-4Jc
Julia-40c
Rallion-i 10
Crown Point 50
Uaion-3 20
Andes-l %
Bodice ID
Challenge 80
Utah i ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29


John Sweeny.
Ely. Barley is confined to hi
bed with dropsy and Bright's dis
ease of the kidneys.
The return Leap Year party
Saturday night was grand success.
both socially and financially.
There are strong indications
that Judge Gresham will be the
Republican man for Galway.
The flags were suspended at
half mast yesterday in respect to
the memory OF Gen. Sheridan.
WIN. Selirige Familiarity known
as "Yank the barber" died in the
Storey County Hospital Sunday.
Rev. Z. W. vanDeventer Will
90 to Bishop Creek Inyo Co., to-
day to be gone about two weeks.
S. T. Swift has had another re-
lapse of pneumonia and is very sick
and hopes Tor his recovery are
doubtful.
| -Postoffices are about the only
example of an institution doing
big business without advertising in
the local papers.
Senator 81. ID. Foley was in
town on Sunday. He will attend
the Republican National Conven-
ton as delegate.
The Interstate Commerce
Commission contemplates visiting
San Francisco to inquire into |
charges of passenger rate discrim-
ination.
John l.. Sullivan is going to |
travel with u circus. Ii he makes ],
as good "draw" as he diG in his
last fight, he will prove bonanza /
to his manager.
Pending the erection of con-
cent,ators, and the stoppage of the
mill for tho purpose of putting in
new boilers, North Bella Isle at
Tuscarora will pass her dividends.
There was a lively scrimmage
between a couple of tonsorial artists
night. There were razors
in the air, and in the brush one of
the belligerents got pretty we'll
iatbered. I,
Joseph Espinozie convicted in +,
Lander County for horse stealing c
and sentenced to the State Prison /
Tor six years, was landed at Hot G
Springs on Sunday by Deputy sher- S
fl Higley. $
YESTERDAY Gustav Werner with
lrew the charge OF assault with
leadlv weapon against John Cunha.
Iohn paid costs OF Court, and also
presented Werner with a picture of
lis handsome Apollo form. o
The good opinion OF the public,
n regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
J confirmed by clergymen, lawyers,
ublic speakers, and actors. All
ay it is the best remedy for affec-
ons OF the throat and lungs. =
1t will doubtless be a matter of
to the readers of this fe
aper to learn that Sam Davis, in g.
ny event, will not entirely sever #
is connection with the APPEAL. If Ell
9 fails to get the concern out of "
,ak, the new management will give I'll
i'm the position of special cores n,
,ndent at San Francisco. Sam, al "
Tough not much of an editor, is a,
better than green
md at dishlng up fragmentary
Ems in the form of correspondence. Va
Geo. I. Davis has Just received =
Iother lot of that, best OF all corn ~
d, sugar cured Challenge brand of o
eat. "
Hams. homeless breakfast Bacon. -
ckled Pork and Dried Beef. Also ~
Cream Cheese, English and Ameri- :"
n Piccalilli, Picked Onions, Ameri-
n Biscuit Co.'S choice bake of FL
sorted cakes and crackers, best of
tiled Beer, choice imported Cham az
gne, Claret and Port Wines. of
Customers furnished with postal Pf
ria IN Rhich tn nand ordnra ~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
lnentS.

At Pine & Summers, Main St.,
opposite the Depot. ;nay4 m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
DECORATION DAY.

Wednesday May 30. between D. Circe's
PRINCE and John p. Sweeny's SAM
LEWIS, half-mile heats best three in
Ave. Race will begin promptly at r.
II. Their, will also be races between
local horses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
RACES! RACES!

vT,HERE WILL BE A GRAND MATCH
l. Pacing Race for $500 at the Sweeny
track on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29
New wheeler q wilson, No. 8.

Sewing Machines to rent.
Machine oil, needles and attach
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-29

The Times Review has it from
a reliable source that next year will
see Tuscarora with railroad facilit-
les.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

The Blue Rose base ball club. of Bis
Ing BuA, went 70 Newark on Saturday
afternoon aud defeated the crack niue
OF that plAca by Boore OF IL to 0 in a
hve-inninR game. Kelley, OF the Blue
Rose, struck out 10 men, and was sup.
ported in 6ps style BY Murine. Arm.
strong, the Newark pitcher, was bAtted
out OF the box In the first inning. Moore
aud Murine took the lAurels for bat.
ting, the former making q home run
and the latter three. base hit. II was
the nearest nine we ever played bali
with. Burns the umpire, did noble
work on balls and striker.
The Blue Rose Social Ulub defeated
tho 90 Eboys OF this pla,e BY score OF
10 to IL.
Ga the 4:h OF July very Interesting
game Of ball was played here by the
BlSkley nine and the BrRden nins, the
former winning the game. There WAS
. bet hetWesn Mr.. Il, Blnkley and Mr.
A. BilllnRsley fer horse and COW, Blak.
Icy taking the COW. They have been
Twin on milk shakes sincs. G.F.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19
or all rhinga In mo Hnrl6

a tonic is what nervous people require
To tmpart strength into the Dtrvous or
gAutsm ia to insure its tranquility, pTo
vided CAUSES Of unheAlthfaI excitment
are avoided. A medicinal tonic that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bltters-cou
mands the unqualified sanction OF the
healing profession. and which institutes
a general reform in bilious, dyspeptic
and debilitated condition of the system,
10 surely entitled to careful trial by
Intelligent people, capable OF forming a
due estimate Of a msdicIne, from EN-
phatio and often recorded professional
evidence in Its behalf. Not only are
the nerves aud ttOmaoh invigorAted by
the Bitters, but the system is also en-.
dowed with unWonted power OF resist.
ance to Influences in air, water or daily
avocasion subVerslve Of health. Prom
inenuy dangerous among the first
named OF these is malaria, RgAist which
Bostettet's Stomach Bitters affords a
competent safeguard. Rhsumatlsm and
kidney troubles are also prevented and
overcome by 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

A special session OF lhe TlppecAnol
Club was held last evening at the south.
west corner Of Tsuth and Market streets.
The meeting WAS called 10 order by
Water BSyes. H,q., and EiRaE L
Haynes acted as secretary Tue spscla
committee on room reported that they
had secured tue room !n which the
meeting was being held, which will be
used aa the CLUBS headquarters during
the campaign.
The committee on constitution and
by-lAws presented thslr report, which
wac accepted, The report IS adopted
declared the obisos Of ths c NIB to bs the
promotion oi the interssto Of the r pu ..
iioAa party, and admits all reputable
oitlzens over IL years OF ago who may
apply for mem beTship.
After the adoption OF the oonstilu ion
an election OF officers was held, which
resulted In the selection OF Walter Ill
Hayes, Esq, president; George Church
man, vice president; Edgar L Haynes,
secretary, aud Richard b Duncan,
treasurer. James OargIll, W Havsrd
Rogers James Moore, George w. Nc
OAnly and Draper A. Devices were
elected an executive committee; W. Il
Duncan and james DANNY, finance
committee.
A oommittse consisting OF twenty
one members was appointed for the pur.
pose Of promotinR the formation OF
similar olubs throughout the State. The
secretary stated that, In accordance
with the instructions he received at q
previous meeting, be had written to
General Harcison, and received the fol-
lowing AnsweI, which he read;
IEDIANAPoLIs, Ind, July IA, 1858 -
MY DEAR sIR: Your favor OF the II b
instant Ia received. and bug to say in
reply that have no Intention OF visit.
ing Cape May. Please accept my sin
oere thanks for your kinI words and
cordial invitation.
Yours very truly,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
During the evening the club was pre-.
sente1 by Frederick Conner With q fine
Dair OF young rsaooopy, which he
named Harrison and Morton. The at
tendance was Root, aud large mum ber
paid their admit tssion fee Another
meeting will be held on Wed nesisy
July 25:h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

FREMONT, Pa, July IS "A fire Il
raging In the Buck Mouptsiu vein Of
the shaft ct the Middle Creek Goa Col
liery, one mills from this town. A shot
was fired In one OF the breasts this
morning ard the Gas was iRnited, which
quickly caused shs entire msss OF loose
coal Ia several OF the breasts t0 burn.
The workmen struggled all cay with the
fire, but we're unable to subdue 10, ev, n
after all the coal in the breasts in the
burning section OF th6 mine Was drawn,
Preparations ore now making TO extin.
guish the flames By shooting off an i'm
meuse quantity Of dynamite. Should
this fail it will be necessary TO drown
out the mine, thereby rowing about
400 hsnds out Of employ ment. The col.
liery lie operated by the Reading Coal
and Irun Company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

NEWARK, N. j., July 49, Mem berF
OF the OigAFmakers' Union at . pioni ic
on Monday last had bad tAlts 10 their
mouths when they leArnsd that they
had been drinking DoD-uDidn beer all
day. The Newark Journal ssys that
they had decided Co drink brand OF
beer they thought had been brewed by
union men. In the Afteanoon onA OF the
committee demanded fro u the leader OF
the music band the discharge ot q young
man who was employed 10 call out the
dAnoeB because he wore u non union
atraw hat. The young man said
"WhAtl You want ms discharged for
wearing & non-union hat? You'd bet
ter attend 80 your own affairs. You
drank pool bees Just now" IuVSetisa.
tiOn proved the young man y assertion
% be true. Three OF the keRa just tap.
p5d bore the inscription "Willism
Hull" 1t oansed a row, and KAstneH's
beer was substituted at once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

The West Chester News Of Tuesdby
publishes the following In IsftTepcs 20
o rumor OF c1nteIn plated puFchzso OF
the Wilmington and Northern Bail
road
Robert E. Coleman, the millionaire
irol master of Lebanon, is negotiating
with the DGPOnts, Of Wilmington, for
tbe purchase OF the Wilmington and
| Northern Railroad. Au offer was made
Colonel DuP0nl several days ago, but
so far ss can he learned no fnal answer
has been made and the oifer is still
| updeE consideration. Should Mr Cole
man sooure the road he will make 1t an
important member OF the system be Is
trying to build Up in eastern PapDgyl-
vahih 70 perpebuAte the COlem an name.
Mr.. Coleman Rlresdy gns the Corn.
wall and Lebanon Haiirosd, which
runs from Lebanon to Corn wall and
thence to uonewARo, just below Harris
bnrR, whers 10 connects with the Penn.
sylvADiA Railroad. Mr.. Coleman has
also surveyed line from Lebanon to
Reading, paraileliug the Lebanon Val.
ley Branch Of the Reading for twenty
siK miles. He is very much In earnest
about this liue, which ls certAiu 70 be
built a1d which, when finished, will
give him line from the 5uSquehanna
River to tbs Bohuylkill, oOnuecting at
one end with the main liue OF the Penn
sylvantA aud At the other with the
PennsylvaniA 5ohuylkill Valley Ran.
road.
The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road, which Mr.. Coleman wsuts, 10 as
much family enterprise ~ Mr.. Oole-
mans road IS, II is ownsd by the Du-
Points, the Wilmington powder makers.
1t runs from Wilmington to Birdsboro,
distance Of 81 miles, and has q track
age contract over the Reading Railroad
from Birdsb0ro 10 Reading, nine mile
further. The road has considerable
traffic, which is likely 70 be increased
rs the anthracite coal market reached
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
widen and deve op. 1t Is now earning
all Its fixed charges and q safe margin
besides.
A representative of the REPUBLICAN,
visited the office OF the company in this
city, but the officials In charge knew
nothing In reference to the matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

Deputy Judge Lyman presided oyel
pollc4 court last evening. The hrat cas-,
called wss that OF Peter Green vood
William BlAokson and Daniel White
all colotsd, charged by Allen BrInkley
also colored, editor Of the Peoples Wit
ness with assault aud battery. Tner,
not being sufficient evidence to hold
Daniel White he WAS discharged. After
hearing testimony On both sides ihe
judge imposed the following hnes: Or
Peter Greenwood SO and cOgss, amount
ing to 81 so; on William BaoEson 81
and oosie, amounting to S3 so. 1t seems
that this case all started over an article
in the Peoples Witness healed "Who
Broke Peter G.'s HeAd with q Fiat
iEon?"
The next ease called WAS that OF
Samuel CULLEN, colorsd, charged With
disorderly conduct to Emma Moselsy,
also ccloredi Aaed 81 and costs.
Charles Jervis, colorsd, assault upon
Mary Il JsFvis, his vile, 81 and cJsts,
which amounted to IS 85
Samuel Grin D, oolored, assault upon
his wife, was fined s. and costs, which
amounted to $40 81.
Tbs oAso OF Lemuel Porter, son Of j.
II, Porter, the milk dealer, who was
ohNTged with hitting lady wblls play.
ing ball, was held over until Friday
morning aext, the prisoner bsing held
in 300 bail.
Tne court Is determined 10 bresk up
wife beating, and hereafter will punish
all such to ths full extent Of the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

The Centennial Celebration of the
Ohio Valley is being held at Cincinnati,
Ia the shape Of q RERud industrial
mechanical, and art exposition. 1t is
one Of the most extensive local events
OF toe kind ever held in thia country,
and ia we'll worth o visit from every
one who feels an interest Ia the develop
ment Of his country
For the benefit of visitors the Penn
sylvAniA Railroad Company will, on
Thursday, July 19;b, snd each suocss. J..
sive Thursday thereafter until and 10.
Guiding AuGutt S0th, sell excursion
tickets from OIL, principal stations to
Oinctnnsti, at the rEte OF one and .
third limited fare for the round trip
The tickets will bs good going only OF
date Of issue by any regular train eK
ospt New York and Chicago Llmi tied,
and to return within Is days from date
hf Issue. in order to validate IL Gun Tor
thsir return pasaage the signature Of the
agent Rt Cincinnati will be req aired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

ST LOUIS, July IA misplaced
switch WAS Ihe cause of terrible acct.
dsnt this evening, An engine of the
Bridge Company ran with q train Of
care into Toulouse near the mouth oil
the tunnel and smashed thingo up
generally. The conductor, William
Withers, had both legs and both arms
crushed ard broken, and lived only a
few minutes, while the fireman, Frank
Belcour, WAS killed outright, his skull
being hAt'ened In the sooident. Each
OF tbe men leaves o wife and severa /
children. The engineer, Ed. Newman
escaped with few bruises. The engine
and four cars were wrecked and the
track torn up for some twenty yards,
but was In operation again an hour at.
terWArds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

A session of the Uaised States Clrcui
Court was he'd yesterday, with JudR,
Wales presiding. Ths case OF Jsmes II
Rice vs.. John V. Rios aud Josiah Nor
ris Of Salem. N. j., was taken up fol
trial, wish George Il. Bates and E. O.
Braof ford, EiQs., for the complainant
aud W, o SpruaIce and Anthony Zig
Riusi Esqs,, iof the defendants. This {.
a suit brought 20 assAbltsh toe validity
OF vendors lien On the old foundry al
Tenta aud O;Rn7e strests, now owned
by Josiah Morris. Th9 incta Of the case
as stated are as fo.loGE:
JRmas ii Rice, the complainant, and
John V. Rice, one OF the defendants
wers co-partnsrs in tho foundry bust.
ness in this city. On September 10,
1864, the partnership was dissolved,
james selling I'LL his interest 10 John,
taking a promissory nots for So 900 at
ten years. Morris lOaned Joha V. Rice
S25 900 on three moI tyaRse, on the lAst
Of which $40, GOO Morris obtsintd jujz.
ment sgNiust j, V Rios and wife In the
S1parior COlrt and pur5hAsed the land
for St3 600 OF sheriif's BALE, lubIeot 10
the hrst Two MORTGAGES The nets and
interest was uevsr PAID aud the com.
DlEinaat seeks to recover toe sum from
tho present owner, Norris, on the
ground that he purchased the property
with full know ledge and notice OF the
conditions. Tle case is SILL before the
court to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

The Law and Order Society have is
sued ? circular sxplAlainR their objscii
rs follows:
WILMINGTON, Del, June 30, 1888, -
Dear Frtend: IL ID the object OF thii
society to decrease the number OF ca
Icons In this city and county and &c
hold those having license privileges 10 !
strict account, where any violation OF
the Law may come to Its notice; 10 "a.
stat In the execution of the laws against
gambling, the violation OF the Sabbath,
aud offences against deoenoy and
morality.
The good already accomplished
through the efforts OF this society 10
the November, February and May
terms of Court has reosiyed the un.
qualified appreciation OF All those
interested 10 the moral and religious
improvement Of Our Community.
Iu this connection we desire TO call
your attention 90 ths fact that out OF
29S eSloons applying for license tiuring
the last three terms OF Court, 22l were
granted and "a refused, making q de.
crease Of about 25 psr cent In tho IL
usnsed saloons OF QUE city aud county.
To effect the greatest good and con.
tlnue this work 1t is necessary to make
our organization permsnent.
To thts end legal htspa have been
taken by oar attorney, but It remains
Tor each one having the cause 1T heart,
to materially aid In strengthening tbs
orsAnlzstlon, and making 1t q success,
BY adding his or her name to the roll oi
membership, and the pAymeat OF the
annual dues OF 81.
Additional subscriptions are nesied
to enable this society to prosecute ito
work efficiently and will bs very 40.
ceptAble at the present time Your
kind response TO the treasurer Is earn.
eatly solicited.
George W. Bush, Presidsut; j. Taylor
Gause, Vice. Presid SGT; John Massey,
Secretary; Joseph NJ, Nather, Treasurer;
Executive CJmmittse, George w.
Todd, Job. II. Jackson, Alfred Cav
throp, UhSrles s Howlnnd, Lindiey O.
Kent, Alfred d. Warner ThomAs Nc
Oorkle, Lsonari G Van Klseok, Charles
Moore, William Fl Wesks, g. Nj. d
Cam, Joseph L, Carpenter.
Accompanying the circular is ths fol.
lowing:
WILMINGTON, DEL, -, 1888 =
Joaoph NJ. Mather, 5O2 MArset street:
Please record my name o. member OF
the Law and Order So 'ietY Of Whining
ton. Enclosed p ease find 81 for annual
membership fee and s. As q subScrip.
tion to this object.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

The special Sunday excursion to At
lsnttc city via tina steamer JuniAta to
Penns8rove, thence by rail to Atlantic
City shords the easiest, shortest and
pleasantest mode OF reaching that popu'
lar resort, A delightful sail across the
river and D brisk rsilroad ride to the
sea prevents the fatigue OF tRa journey
and deliverl the exourslonistJ a. the
breakers fresh and happy. The steamer
leaves King street wharf Wilmin glor,
every Sunday a. 8. m, and the ooD-
nectins train arrives ct Atlantic City
10 a, m. The returning train viii leave
at P. IN thus allowing eight hours at
the shore. The rate for the entire round
Trip is only S1.50.