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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-05-17
NOTICE is hereby given that the

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following Widows Appraisements under
tho $500 Law, have been filed with the Olerk OF
the Orphans Court of Snyder county, for con.
hrmation Oh Monday. tho 2sth day OF May.
Appraisement Of Chatharine Sholly, widow of
John Sholly, late OF of Union township, Snyder
county, Pa. decd.
Apprasement OF Magdoena Foltz widow OF
Emanuel Foltz, late Of franklin township, Sny.
der county, Pa, decd
Appraisment Of Mary Fike, widow OF Noah
fike, late Of Beaver township, Snyder county,
Pa decd.
Appraisement OF Sarah Benfsr, widow of
Aaron Benier late of Jackson township, Snyder
county, Pa, decd.
Appraisement Of Susannah Swanger widow
OF Is ac Swanger. late of West Beaver township.
Snyder county, Pa, decd.
Appraisement Of Martha J Cooper widow of
jeremiah Cooper late Of the Borough Of Sellns.
grove, Snyder county, Pa, decd.
W. W. WITrENMYER,
mays 49, Olerk, o. O.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SuNBURY & LEwSTowN DIV.
Time Table, In effect May Is, 1883


SeitnsgrOve Accom- IN o Oda tiOn
(Oonncc,ing with tr,iusop N. q. RyD
Leave Seliusgreve. Arrive at Selirsproys
$50 An 1907 A, M
lao y. W. 2O5 y. VI
500 =. NJ. $50 4. NJ
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-05-17
A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTIOE-

e ~ Lstss,s e ef 1aniaissr .hs estate o.
;s:s - 4: e
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-29
At Lookout,

The Caroline tunnel has been pushed
in until large body of ore similar to
that found in the Lookout open cut has
been encountered 1t has been the be.
lief Of Mr.. Day that such a body Of ore
existed in the Caroline claim, and the
completion Of the tunnel verifes his
theory.
The sawmill is now engaged in cutting
a bill of 100000 feet of lumber, to be
used in building an addition to the mil
in which will be placed sixty additional
stamps, Mr.. Day not only expresses
himself as highly pleased with the
Lookout property, but has lately beer
prospecting through the Central Hills
quite extensively and is firmly con
vinced that many paying mines will bs
developed.
p. w. McManus goes up to Lookou
to-day, taking up some furniture, office
fixtures and supplies journal.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-29
The Fair.

The Custer county fair, held at Her
mosa on the 10th, Goth and 2lst inst
was notable for the number Of visitors
present, which is said to have exceeded
the most sanguine hopes of all concern
ed Some of the races are said to have
been quite inter esting, and by many
pronounced the leading attraction. The
absence of an extensive collection OF
agricultural exhibits. which has always
been a noticeable and lamentable feature
Of Black Hills fairs. was probably due
TO the absorbing interest taken IN horse
racing by the farmers Of the county, to
the comparative exclusion of the more
important matter of exhibiting their
agricultural products. When the far
mcrs of Custer county unite in the
conclusion. that one sheaf of standard
wheat shown, and known to have been
grown in the county, is of more real
benefit in the matter of advancing the
interests of the county, than all the
races ever run over Custer county
course, then may we expect to have a
creditable agricultural fair in Custer
county.
The Indian war dance feature was
strictly carried out, which could only
serve to heighten the disgust enter
tained by the average Black Hitler fol
the dirty devils participating
The balloon act was suspended on &C.
count Of the non-arrival of the balloon
ist, but the force Of the disappointment,
which for time fell heavily upon the
anxious crowd, was at once dispelled by
the announcement Of another race for a
nominal sum. Among the prizes award.
ed to Custer exhibitors we note the
following:
Observation-Disclosures stallion, Leon
ard Arnett, owned by +. H. Flynn. Best
mare. Commanche, owned by +. II
Flynn.
Standardization, General Burns
owned by f. II. Flynn.
Best carriage team-Odo Reder.
First premium on silk crazy quilt, and
silk log cabin quilt, and second premium
on patchwork quilt, Mrs. Z. II. Flynn.
First premium on patchwork sofa
pillow, bead pin cushion and porcelain
plaque, Mrs. w. r. Bond
First premium on painted butter bowl
ladle and ocean scene, Miss MAUD
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-29
Republican Convention.

The republican convention held at
| iiermosa on Saturday, the 22nd inst, is
said TO have been a pretty lively affair
pending the nomination OF sheriff, upon
which issue the assembled delegates
were widely divided, and not until the
eleventh ballot had been cast was an
election reached. The untimely intro
duction of dark horse after the third
ballot, which was graciously granted by
the convention, was a novel feature,
which produced sensation as brief as
it was barren of elective results. The
occasion is said to have developed a
willingness on the part Of seven or eight
persons to serve the people in this par
ticular capacity
The nomination Of a candidate for the
office of register Of deeds was easily
reached, without balloting, the nominee
being elected by acclamation.
There was little time devoted to other
nominations, peace, white winged, and
harmony, angelic in its serene serenity,
having now taken placid possession of
the august body.
The republican candidates for the
various county Offices are now fairly in
the field, and may be expected to be.
from this time on, at the battles front
where votes are thickest. Following is
the ticket
Register of Deeds-J. f. Pitcher, Of
Custer City.
Sheriff.. r. Curran, Of Custer City.
Treasurer. A. Stanley, of Hermosa.
County Attorney-H. d. Reynolds, Of
Custer City.
Probate Judge--J. l.. Schofeld, of
Squaw Creek.
Assessor-W. McDermand, of Battle
Valley.
Coroner-Dr. ]. II. Long, Of Custer
City.
Surveyor-J. W. Mcintyre, of Custer
City.
The following persons were elected
delegates to represent the county at the
district convention which convenes at
Sturgis to-day: G. c. Crary, A. 5. Way
g. c. Boand, and j. {. Bower.
The nomination Of precinct officers
was suspended, and the appointmenteof eof
a central committee, consisting Of one
member for each precinct, will be made
hereafter by the chairman, |. Scholfield.
who will in due time notify each mem
Der Of his appointment
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-29
A Juvenile Farmer.

{ Charles Rosslter. manly youth of
thirteen years, who last spring came, all
alone, from London, England, to Point
of Rocks, twelve miles southeast of this
city, is unquestionably the youngest in
dividual in the Black Hills who is On
gagged in farming on his own account.
This enterprising lad is the possessor of
as fine crops as can be found in Custer
county, the result Of his own labor, In
future years, when Custer county can
point with pride to her extended list of
wealthy farmers, prominent among
the names there appearing, will be that
Of Charles Rossiter.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-09-29

Lowest Living Prices to All for Cash
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAP
on ana after Dceen Der o tains leave
GEAND CENrRAI. ST ATIQN


Largest and Finest Passenger Station ia America
Slipping at New Uptown Station on l3Sth-st, noted
IS g. ~, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing,
TO Albany Troy and Syracuse. also to Montreal
-11 % 80 a. a., FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LIN.
TIED composed exclusively Of Buffet smoking dining
car drawing room and sleeping esrS for Albany Utics,
arriving Chicago 8 80 a. m. next day.
ITO 30 a. m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati. Indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago drawing to anandst and Rochester
III go a. m, Western NewYork and Northern Express
$3.50 D. ~ Albany, Troy and Utica special with draw.
ing room Albany and Troy Connects at Troy
Saratoga Saturdays only.
a D. M Accommodation to Albany and Troy
tt0 o. m, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Tx
press ior NiagGa Falls, Buffalo Suspension Bridge 10.
ronto Cleveland, Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis To-
edo Detroit and Chieago With sleeping and dining
Sleeping cars Pattsburg and Montreal via Rousei
Point and via Adams also 10 Syracuse and Canan
daigua daily except Sunday Sunday train does
o o. m Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 7 40 a. m
Bufrslo :55 a. m ami Cleveland | 25 y. n. day
I'll 80 D. Fast Night Express for Rochester Hut
falo Niagara Falls Toronto, ClevelInt Cincinnati In.
cars Sleeplng. to Watertown, Wis Utica daily
cent Saturday, also to Canandsigua on Sundays only.
70 night Albany Express. with seepngcars TO Albany
and Troy with the morning trains for the West
Saratoga Lake George and for the North Except Sat-
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping ou
sale at Grand Central Station 43 1856 AMI $40 Broadway
~ Park Place, Battery Place 90 West f25th-st and
FTtsn ats brooklyn, and 70 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Westectrs Express calls for and checks baggage fom
kun daily others daily except Sunday lstop at sstA.
st. e fA up passengers 81 R2g m ssh %rse
General SUPERINTENDENT General passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYCrk, via DesbrOs'cs and cornnds
H,srisbSrs Pssars and the West with Pullman pslsss
f 2cr as cesgS Limited Of '1a D day sm6 Si
and sieep ping Vestibued Cars at every day
williamson, Lock Haven. . 200 a; m. 8 CORY and
roleuS Centre Il r and H the OF Regions ~
For For 100 %a and ns
sa fS sn 80 u a. n" oadS SS S9 5 aHd 10 GO Saturdays
Baltimore Washington AMI the south Limited Washing
Rroa9 Dining dai daily except sunday 10 "a
rye wasSsinstSn 20 M and daily s5S ar
S'1enfSae - @;S?'5 "a y
For Ant m cry w'Sss a'0TsS P:S, es
Long B.aneh Bay Heal Jvneu.n md intsruseals s1a.
$40 aud 3 r NJ Ga sunday e:45 a. M and p M
For oIs Point ana rieik. Via New.York. PhlsaspAi.
AND N Sv 4sn RarSSd P NJ ssy a'y via Baltimore
Boat: o. q BESosyH A%nOn or sGaHest with all thSsuss
r,.a s.: s;1 e! Pa1fER :sis 40 II and
go d'y c% ss'9sI 81 &C. Rs
sns mo 10 sn s' Sunday From ~ rs SsS s
SsS ssS 80 &C. 3 SO So c /! 90 4 1sS
S e nS S 81 sPd !, !? s % Il p % sasd
$50 Z, 8 100. 90 o as 10 s5 p M
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave via DesOrosses and cors
O'20 go @ Chicago Limited and 10 w'.Alng;sS 20
% z : and = p. m and Y :l5 night Accommodating.
80 and III 10 a IN, 40 aud ?. m sundsys III
press 10, 20 Limited and 10 a. M, l. 80 D. 2.
Trains saf sSs Y s sfSt .ss.p, ssp4.
On suaasg ssaa:s, lS.ases 70
Il :01 30. o6 40. IS. $3.50 1880 ~ snsS
$40 IL and IL l5 a. limited ExpsSs "s'n Diu
ing Car IA and 4 go p MI 1919 2isS ssnx1SA
i 81, SO. % 20 s:ss sS 40 I o. ia'ss
$3.50 a so tlrnited), rs, e;sS ~ ana az
Leave Phuadelpha, via Camden 10 D. III ~hu ''o v ="
daily except Sunday. ~. p,o.s,.v .s,..
House. Battery Place and Of Desorosses and Cot
.ndt sta Courtst and brooA3r n1 Tsv famisrsps
Ticket ONCE Castle Garden. ,.,v .n ..;l m, ana
The New.YOrk Transfer So ngasany "in '' wa -
so. !. !, psssnge ,sySrn h"'e'' W J. r. WOOD,
SANS. r. 49,. General Psssr Agent
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GgenrsiGrla.
A Pleasant Winter Trip
To the Tropics.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED d" LINE.
Sailing every twelve days tor Vsnsl uela A. and the
leland VI Curacao, w. L. AFFORD upequaed Opportunity
those wishing make short sea voyage 70 the triples
crowded with ever modern appliance for hs safety eoeyen
comfort of The round trip IL sds In
four w.sks si ~ Descriptive phln Apply 70
BOULTON, BLISS a. DALLETT,
aencrsl Manasorss II WAl-sLs Asw-y@k
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Nsm }Dubiifaiisns.
r. ANANDABAI JOsHEE.

Her Hfo has most sDprssiscveiy written ~ Mira
Dali who In all years OF authorship ersdtsele n
10, has never produced more touching more elective
argument for the education and equal rights Of
than Is the whole this little volume 1t is published by
Roberts as Mrs Dals books have been, and should
DO by all who wrestc with the arguments or arc pro-
voha M tho cepsure OF Renan They will find Themselves
10 more CHRISTIAN Of mind after reading the story
81 The soealIcd heather woman" says The Springfield
Republican"
VITA a uil-lengh portrait OF Dr.. Josbeo One volume.
t2no Price a. Sold by all booksellers mailed, post
paid. by the publishers.
ROBEITs BRoTHERS. R0SToA.
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Mem Civilizations.
isTr Samuel Rogers had done nothing else but

HTF Samuel Rogers had done nothing else but
live ninety years know all the celebrated men Of the
day and entertain them at his breakfast table ne
vo,la very likely have been interesting person But
,,sr Of t,ct he added to these attractions many more
and several much r.rcr claims on curiosity Of mankind
and Mr. cisydops Early Life of his knnnan ought to nna
plenty Of readers society tsrays any rate in the
sense Of liking 10 read teraturess our own For
Rogers was only poncsensrian who made 1t his sus'
ness for forty years his life to know everybody he was
banker turned bard and. stranger stii fsshiensbls
Msscenas sprung the bosom Of Unitarian dissent An
other rarity history Of letters he was an eminenuy
suocsss poet contens retire early upon bis
SUCCESS ana who satisfied himself with e fame Of sort Of
single speech Hamilton in the world Of poesy This last
feat Of sbsnsnoe lie the remarkable because the
Pleasures Memory' in common indeed with all Ros
eys verse sy fairly be said have deserved the success
which 10 achieved Nobody who sympathires with skilled
and In It's earliest chronological sense exquisite literary
workmansp heart deny his claim to it,
ssys II d Trail, Of a THE EARLY LIFE OF SAMUEL
ROGERS (rricA d 75). Just pubished by
ROBERTS BROTHERS. BOSTON.
KNITTlNe-cKocaEr.
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THE TRIBUNE
NETWORK.
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SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
Newport and the East Eap'ess n Ii1s Espres. sad
new Express at p NJ eASapl SanSsy a, Slssninx
press a. II p. m. dsily. Palace fAiisH~" W
lars 10 asstintu ten.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Y G. & ". r. r. co, lssssss
Trains leave wessA2ds stson folsvs and 90 unutss
Garner from foot Of Jayst Nerta River
Dekrofs an hicago 20 IS >. ~, $780, se,l6p n.
ST. Louis .6tOO. 'glb .. ~.
BHfalo, Rorbrste snspensisn Bridge 0tAGArA
Failx Stb % SIS A. m. .6,s0 ISIS , N
Utica, si6 900. gil 80 = n, 's.go -als P; q. -
ali 80 N, .s:Oo, 800 $50 p "a
.9;55 ial5 siiSo M stso tio, 800 's,ls SAB p No..
and 1900 .. ~, crsnscns CornwAL NewourE
aamilsSa l. nd"n o. IS NJ $500 Fab :. m. Toronto
1888 = No.. teIuU. -e.lb m,
Eorant opiys oars Bufaie Niagara FsIs Detroit
Daiy Daily except SATURDAY othsr trains daT sycspt
Sunday. Leave Jsrssy City, r. T. H. station. dll:3O
1870 y. 10.
For tickets ss tasles psrsr sleeping acoommoda
Information apply ohoss hrooKiyn -3HS Wash
ngton:st, $50 Fuiions- Annex once foo, Of Fulton
NewYork City8, 7e5. 0t2 Bteadvey. 1857 Bowsry 10
Park Place and west skers satieas foot OF wast Sadst
foot OF Jay.st, N. n C. r. LAMBERr,
eYAndsrbiltsvA General rgassnxsr Agent
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RAILROADS..


CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND THE
On and after February eth, 1885 trains OF the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK T. r. viii
leave foot OF CotaDdt and Desbrosses as foowsi
Week days M, arriving az on Point Comfort m
Daily D. m, arriving at Old Point Comfort y a. m rick
cts parorcar seats and sleeping eeihs secured at any
Ticket ONCE OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. .
s. W. dunno, Supt II. b. COOKE q. r b. A.
NEW YORK AND ENGLAND RAIL-
sew EXPRESS TRAIN FOR BOSTON.
Commencing April 20. 1889
Leaves Grand Central Depot N. Y4 y. IL and d n.
New.YeIk 10 q. sundays excepted ArHNss Boston,
PARLOR CARS.
NsvFnrisnd Lmirod leaves Eew.York , n. daily.
Arrives Boston Q p M
PARLOR CARS
,.,.., evening tram leaves NewYork Hiss
N "a ve,k dsys Arrives Boston .. N.
PULLMAN sLEEPERS
For tickets and reservations IN Paror and
applv at Grand Central Depot N. ": ~ H. and II. r. X
IF KN0%LAND, T. r. NlNiNG,
General Asent, Iranc Manager,
1857 Broadway. Ner. YORK boston o.
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Ueepn CLEANERS.

A NCH0R LINE. US. Mail Steamships.
"A NEW.Y0RK AND LIVERfO0I.
CITY d OF ROME aIs wednesday May 1s
Balloon passage, $50 and onward Second eliza $50
GLASGOW, WA EgNDCNDERRY.
Fvrnessta April Fl, m Anchoris May s, I n m.
Ithispia April %, ~. peyenia, May u. : n
or BELFAsI Cabin $50 and SEQ:
SECOND glass $50. Steersge $40.
HENDERsoS hRoTAERs. Bowns Gres SD1 N. r.
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE,
l. BETWEEN EEN-YoRK GLASGOW AND
BELFAST (LARNR),
WITH THROUGH TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, DUBLIN, etc.
81 ATE or INpI.ASA THURSDAY; April 10, 1oam
Cabin passage, $40 aud 600 according to location Of
siaternom Excurson tickets at reduced rates Steer
rates froI pier foot Of csna,st, North River.
AUSTIN BALDWIN 400. Gopefa Agents.
etesrage once, Il Broadway 90 Broadway, N. r.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY.-TTains leave from ferries at West <2d
and Jay SITS as foliC"s: ,,.
West l2dst;. so q: m ysSst, 80 a m, for M
Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida, Fulton oswsgO Buffalo.
Detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points -
West 4od-st, 10 p m: Jsyst, 80 D. m, for Md
dleown, Ellenvlle, waikiki Valley points
West a2d ST., :25 M Jay.st, 10 D. m daily for
Middletown Foilsbug Liberty Walton, Norwich onsds.
Oswego. Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago. St. Louis
Buffet sleepers To Niagara Falls Reclining hslr Car
free to Rochester
Pullman sleeping car berths reserved BOZ Broadway.
Tire tables tickets &C. at 207 307 ga, 1,926 Broad.
Eew-York J. C. ANDERSON, o. i. A.,
EXCHANGE Place. New-York.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CortiAnaa snl
D'10so' ~ 70. cssasauSus and in.srmsda.e poIns.
w for es ss nsp mSa' d s ssa
D. p Tor Tunkhsnnoek and intermediate poinss Chat,
$40 p m. for Pittston and principal intsrmsdisss
$50 SSI cSPaZ AMI , ntsrmsal,.e pcints Con-
$50 p N; ior Geneva, Lyons, EmIa, Rochester, BsS
ls n ne TssN ana '1sn p:o
Trains leaving az 8 e m, p m and 8 go p m CON
meet for all points s Il Ts s1d Ns's''n coal s'n
8 q. m for Msuch Chunk, Harieton and intermsdisA
tor Gss .S:ya ap fysa: R@ Yss
General Eastern once 9s5 Broadway.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave from GSi,s station S Hsss tx
90 si2o, $50 and II go g. m 1;IS $50 90 so.
30 3 80 Fo1 II N 2Sssf sp s1ad w
Msnssy and Te nna TeeS days go $50 4 M.
IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1. SIT
bst!.ry riso. s!ree! All "a ssf.ss isrs:
s and SSs . sdPy. TO- He'd
ken 81 Msntsepsryst, AMI New.statioa. jersey citi
sna F a Sas 5:
EIp:,. trains ssv; 9ina,s earlier =. tim: shows
ga N. lsandays Chanoertst sl6 80 81 755 DAY
nir. h.!nsIiyIiIs Ssrt% Pullman slss Ss coaai
from Hornellsvllis TO CincinntI.
n-Daiy Chicago and 81 Louis Limited" solid Pull
trsE q Dsy amt snsS GSsShss 70 sas.
81. Louis. No extra charxe for fast time.
1l:30p m-pay Chicago Express Pullman Bunet seeplag
Coaches to Binghamtsn oweEs. Elmlra hochester bus
Rutherford and Pas,aic1445 $50 1921 ~; Y noon
las $50. 440, 6:l0. $780, 800 6lO $50. I5O 1899
night Also to authsrtori $50 a. II, o2 20 p O.:
i2..on: = = $50, 1850 = 1880 II might: 90,
f''s!;Sa4.ss go i%sG ssS Ssa 'S Sa IT,
1920 aisS n $50 e "sss s 81 aS
Newark and Paterson Sswarx-6:4o, $50 $50 leoo,
p. n, il nisht $ adys o. nj $3.50. s'3o. 1902
$50 $50 7so 1879 M u ntsht Also e sd s,dss
Sundays: Ato. sl5 ts9 al 2 $50 a. IL ,sss
Pm sWsasay, sag a. ;6 mn aSn P9,,soam.
Goshen-4 AS, :oO. o. 10 80 q. m 49, 90 ~
u 80 m Sundays 4 AS s:16. 10 30 a. m; $500
Mddlstown and Port Jervs-445. 76o o. loSoa nj s.s9
10 80 a. m. B. 8 20 II 80 D. m
Express trains from the West arrive In Newrork Hhos
1Go5a ~, and 1925 p -, e.puvp
r. e. soULE. L r. FAhAnh
General Manager General PASSENGER Agents
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ynsfrurtion.

Jrsfrnrtion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free
we ss
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
ISsSSSse
For Young Ladies-City.
NFIss CHIsHOLWs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
w i F.; s:.ssms:s ID bsys o...
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
l. 81 WEST asp sTkEEL
Brooklyn.
: hNSIIsa rKEPAEiTonY, WRENCH SCHOOL
and k,'a''ssE Is. g., r..fepgS, wuunn.n
ES 's 0''s
Boys and Young Men-oountry.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
"A nE School Witt s.;,d asipr WILLIS NJ, rhp,
RORpENTOWN IN: - MILITARY s. INs y!I
To ~ a aSs q. h"as 20
higher '''aa' 's Ssv SS.Pfs e. Principal
BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, L: J.: r. ~, Y p,,.
mar. 'rns a5 A hsSEs S'sI Fsasr.
LREEHOLD INSTirU re, Freehold. n. D.
yk: ysP 81 sfSi 49, Ieusf H fHne Sso
ELMW00D SCHOOL FOR BOYs.EAt Mil
va g. .s ( l NJ s 4y'ss
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor,
's'''' N.s. MEr5S ai nsHi H. sap.nnssndsns
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarryuown- on aud-
for Ss Sy
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i CH sTER, 10Th YEAR AMLLITAtY COLLEGE.
Civil En 6SToMEL 0e' r. HYATT, PrssidsSt
g UNiNfER SCHOOL at .Worrall Hall, Peeks-
- KILL N Y For cirOu GGI address + WRIGHT AM
GSO0 A YEAR FOR BOYS; ,
Media PENN Academy.
For Young Ladies-Country.
HONE and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
p Edss sam SPGasv as wsy sn
smith on our certificate Quincy method for children
STAMFORD. CONN.
Miss Aiken: sshS Ssas for Young ladies and Chill
~'~' jug South Yarmouth MssA
TRINITY HALL. Beverly, NJ
Established 1897,
thorough school for twenty young ladies' Varied
Advantages Of highest order Careful training In manner
mind and Solid culture IN English Music Art and
Languages prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring term begins February Fer circular
address the principal. . --
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
SCHOOL for yOuns Lsaio, a.d ss d. . ANN
asoi walnutst, philadelphia Penn.
0D QUARTER.-kOCKLAN COLLEGE.
Suns xA SsveSy s o Sn Tor ladies' M
sic and Art Send for catalogue.
w. III. RANNISTER A. NJ. Principal
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For Both Sexes-City.
U,nE RERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Il ~ WEST 23D STREET
Omen sl summer also Seaside Summer Ceurss
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
i nNSiIsa TREPARiToRY, WRENCH SCHOOL
and RiDdergerten fot both sexes
e7 Htcksst corner 81 Pineapp!' uxyuryru
prfncps EIGHT years connected with tho Psckor Coes-
ista IRstituts to3Ytb term begins April IL.
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gituations Wanteo females.

A --A.-A.-A------------
MRS. l. sEELY.
formerly Miss L. csnpbes9,
es WEST 22D ST.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All references strictly Investigated and on ns for
EerSsnts Disappointing families win DO excluded
from my Office
N. B.-NoT CONNECTED WITH ANY oTHER
os WEST 2oD-sT.
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For Young Ladies-City.
ANISS CHISHOLWS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 66th-st, New. York
VIII reopen Heptomber &C. Boyr Classee
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7 ODGlNGS, New-England HO.el, 30 Bowery,
~ 200 hight rooms 400. 6oci weekly So 20 50
MANSION HOUSE-BrOOklyn Heign5s.
wi Directly Opposite Wall.st, New.York,
fur minutes walk fron WssL and fulton ferries aud hs
BRIDGES superior nodaons reasonable rates select
family and transient hotel; 400 rooms
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
-CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
State for boys girls and locality
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l, 473
" .icdlwsy. near <2d-st 6lst year Pnimary, con-
H. TGBBY, W. L. AKIN, N. @. HENDR1CkSoN, PrinA