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Among Our Exchanges.


About a year ago a son was born
unto Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton
Payne. Of Chicago. Mrs. Payne
was Miss Kate Bunker before her
marriage and was a resident Of Nor
gantown before she and her mother
removed to * ngwood. This, little
son, as is natural, was the pridcaud
joy Of its parents and was nearly q
year old before the heart rcnding
revelation was made that the child
was totally blind and upon expert ex-
am ination it was found that IT was
born in that condition. Thcchild's
eyes have not the appearance Of
blindness being clear and bright
and the first knowledge Of its pitt
able condition was exposed when it
went to close its eyes or notice any
thing pointed towards it, NoygQa-
torn Dominion.
An attempt was made to take the
life Of Squire John Summerfcld, OF
Dry Fork, one night recently.
Squire Summcrfeld was awakened
about three o'clock i'm the night by
the report Of a gun and the break
ing Of o glass in his bed room vim
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For Sale.

One fine, gray horse, four years
old last spring, well broke to work
anywhere. A fine animal to ride or
drive.
Ono good two-borse road wagon ;
almost as good as ncw.
Call on or address
j. SLIDELL Brown,
KiugwoJd. w. Va
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsuINGToN. ID. c.,
Nov. is. 1889.

Nov. IS. 1889.
From our Regular Correspondent.
Representative Samuel randall
is not making ms rapid progress
towards good health as his admirers
would wish, and many Of them fear
that he viii never again be able to
stand the wear and tear Of active
work in the House. Mr.. Randall
firmly believes that he will resume
his work as soon as tho House meets,
and tells everybody who goes to see
him chat he is only resting now in
Difference to his phycicians wish.
President Harrison took uncere-
monious leave Of everything official
last week and went to Maryland to
shoot wild ducks. lie left Wedncs-
day night and returned Saturday
night.
The republicans who have failed
to get themselves appointed to Of
fee by President Harrison, arc
rapidly announcing themselves as
candidates for the three or four
desirable Offices under the House Of
Representatives. Among the latest
in this category are cx-representa-
tive Gucnther, Of iowa, and Gen.
George a. Sheridan, once Of Louisi-
ana but now of almost anywhere, or
everywhere. Both Of these gentle
men want to be elected Clerk Of the
House, and so do several others, in
GLIDING Hon. Ed. Mcpherson and
Mr.. Carson, both Of Pennsylvania.
There is more Of q contest so far
over these minor places than I'VE
the speakership. From the present
outlook, there is but one real re-
publican candidatefo FOR Speaker Reed
the rest are only mentioned to com
pliment them. They will Of course
be voted for ON ono, and possibly
two ballots in the republican caucus,
but on the third ballot at the
farthest Reed viii get two thirds Of
the votes.
Mr.. Blaine and Secretary Tracy
carried the delegates TO the all
American Congress and the Inter
national marine conference to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis Sat
urday. The Congress began its
regular sitting to-day. The marine
conference is making satisfactory
progress in ita efforts to lessen the
danger OF travel by water.
Who's afraid Of being q soldier
now? A committee Of Army officers
met here this week to test our in
vontion claimed To- afford the body
perfect protection from pistol and
rifle bullets.
Mr.. Wanamakcr virtually admit
eel Che charge brought against him
by Senator Hampton when he noti-
fed the Senator chat the commission
of the new postmaster at Columbia,
South Carolina, would be withheld
to- give the Senator am opportunity
to be heard if he desired to oppose
the appointment. Whether the
Senator Hampton win take any fur
thor notice Of the matter is not
known here, but The chances are
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Feather & Werner have just re-
ceiyed a full line of fall and winter
goods, and are prepared to offer
bargains that will astonish the clos
est buyers.
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Personal Paragraphs.

AAV'N0 " AAAS NNNN ANSN 1huioObl
and occupies the little property at
the depot end of town. We under
stand he is a good citizen and we
welcome all such 10 u town.
Mr.. /. j. Frost representing the
Merchants Collectingand Reporting
Association, OF Columbus Ohio, was
in town last Friday on business.
Miss Luna Hartly of Masontown
was in town Monday.
Bert Shaw who has been in bus
mess at Buckhanon for sometime is
o at home on a two weeks vaca-
ton and is looking we'll.
Mr.. Clinton Thomas who went to
Buckhanon some time ago 60 work
at his trade. that of a taylor has
returned home. His eyes gave out
and he had to quit. He was doing
well and had more work than he
could do and it is a pity that his
eyes are affected for Clint is a Mol
workman.
Prof. S.C.Smith and wife, are
in town now stopping at the Jordan
House. They will probably ramain
in town all winter. The Prof. is
a thorough musician and Mrs.
Smith is n fine clocutiouist and will
probably organize and instruct n
class in elocution. We hope that
kingwood will extend a warm
welcome to such talent and culture
and make the stay Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith rs pleasant as possible.
Mr.. Milford Gibson Of the firm
of Gibson Bros Of Tunnelton was
in town and gave us a call Friday.
5. Frank Kelly and Hosie Meyer
from the lower part OF the county
were in town Tuesday.
&c. R%alphsnyder returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Balti-
more and various other places
W.Scott Garner the Editor of
the cleaner, was in town Wednesday
on business.
Mr.. Henry Copemon is sick and
confined to his bed with pneumonia.
Editor Dawson is away this week
at Philadelphia, laying in a Holiday
stock Of good for ms stationary
store.
The family of James II. Carroll
returned Tuesday from Brandon
will where they had been attending
the funeral Of Squire Mckee.
1t ia said that the Hon, James
Campbell who was recently elected
governor Of Ohio, spent The summer
of 1873 at Terra Alta and This fact
is now remembered by several par
ties who met him there, thai had
forgotten about IT,.
Prof j.. a.. Jackson who is As
sistant Principal OF the Lindsey
institute at Wheeling took a little
run down here to Spend sundrp at
home and returned to Wheeling
Monday.
Prof. Showaltcr was out hunting
Saturday and about three miles
from town, he espied a fine turkey
in the woods not very far from .
house. lie was just close enough
to make a good shot and was think
ing that if that was just q wild
turkey how nice be could bang it
when the turkey happend to spy
him and quick as a flash had glided
through the bushes and raised and
few across the river to the noun
tains. 1t was q wild turkey after all
but thinking it a tame n he let it
escape. This so Disguised him that
he came home empty handed and if
he goes out again will probably shoot
every turkey that crosses his path go
if any one misses any Of their
turkeys they will know what has
become Of them.
Among Our Exchanges.
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A Duty To YonrseIr.

s. surprising that people will use q common,
ordinary uill when they can sCcure n valuable
English one for the sarrC money DR.. Ackcrs
English pills afO a. pOaatiye cure for sick hoad.
ache aud all iiyor troubles Thoy are small.
sweet, easily taken. and do not grippe. Dr. T..
M..DCnt, Ncwburg. W. Va, Druggist.
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Kingwood, nov. 81, 1850.
NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Oysters at Mrs. Shaw's Friday
night.
Attorney ID. VI. Wotring will now
have one Of the most comfortable
offices in town since the building
he occupies has been remodeled and
enlarged. lie now has two rooms,
thereby having the advantage Of q
consultation room in connection
with his Office.
Try a barrel of tho White Daisy
Flour, at Featller& Werner's. 'It's
a daisy"
A rock crossing is beng made
from High to Main Street on the
side Of the Alley next to Mr.. Jordan
and DR.. Elliotts. Rock is being
broken up fine and then it viii be
covered with coal ashes and viii
make a very good walk. This is a
much needed improvement as a
great many of the school.children
come and go that way.
Best stogics in Kingwood at j, f.
Murdock's.
A move is on foot to organize an
Independent Order of Red Men in
town. Almost enough have already
signiied their willingness to join and
it is thought that alodge of about 20
members to start with can be gotten
up. This is the Oldest original order
of this country and one of the best.
Nemr0TOic Persons
And those troubled with ueTy OuSucss resulting
from care or oyerwork wall bc relieved - taking
BFOiClt's TrOn Bitfc1'S. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed 5cd lines on wrapper.
Dr.Jarrett will be at Terra Alta,
Nov. %, for three days; Kingwood,
Nov. 2G, for five days. He is the
best dentist that ever worked in
this county.
Circuit Court commences next
Monday and every body and his
neighbor will come to town. Our
hotel keepers will all be busy enter
tanning their guests; and lawyers
will be busy with their clients the
sheriff and his deputies will be busy
with the jurors and witnesses; in
fact circuit court is the great event
OF the season, and while it lasts
Kingwood will awaken from her
peaceful slumbers and put on an All
OF business.
John Greaser will deliver coal OF
Il superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushel. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orders promptly filled
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. We wiH nat be undersOid.
FEATHER & WERNER.
C.C.Craig is the old reliable coal
man, and will fiji all orders promptly.
The 90. G.. y. Club" met last
night i'm the Parlors Of the Gordon
House and reentcrtained by Miss
Flo Martin. The BY Laws Of The
club we're adopted and eleven mem
bers enrolled. The attendance was
small owing to the inclemont wealth
or but the evening passed very
pleasantly for those who were pres
ent. The next meeting of the club
will be at Squire Neif,s Wednesday
evening Of next week.
- LADIES
Needing a tonic. or childton thot want building
200. fhould tokc
BRuN MS tNuN
=. II Ha MwHWL #A HHLa aHHm" NM.mHUI. NmMWnua
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A Child Killed.

Another child Killed by the us0 Of opiatcs given
10 Tho form Of Soothing syrup. Why mothers
give thor children such deadly poison Is surpris-
ing when they can relieve the child Of IT, peculiar
troubles by using Or. Ackcr's Baby Soother. II
contains no opium or morphine. Sold by DR.. y.
IL. Don't. NnWbnrg w. Nn. DFmRElsl.
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When Baby wns elck, we gaze her Castoria,
When she waa a Child, che cried for Castoria,
whsn she became Miss, she chung 10 Cestoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstorla
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Is Life Worth Living!

Not II you go through the world "A dyspeptlc. DIR.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are n positive cure FOR
the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flat
ulency aud Constipation. Guaranteed and sol
by Dr. y. III. Don't, Nowhurg, w. Va. Drugglst.
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OulyaI.5O for one year subscrip-
ton Co Che ARGUS. Send iu your
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Advertising Rates:

Asveriis,ng Rites:
Transc,ent Advertisements stOo per inch foS
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subsequent Insertion.
Personal communication, 20 cents rer inch.
Local Notices. ; cents pr line.
Societies.:
knights Of Pythias-LodSe meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
store az : O'Clock.
independent order Of Odd Fcliows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening Ht their hail In
Bishops Block at : o'clock.
The Independent order 81 Good Tcmplars-
Lodge meets every Friday evening. in the X. OF
y. Han. ut { O'Clock.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

n q. a. u.
Trains leave Tunnelton station as follows:
OoISG HAST.
no. 81 Accommodates ............. o0G a. m.
b@S a. IN.
l:2 p. m.
GoING wEsT.
NO. S-Mah. oa" a. IN.
si-Accommodation a. N.
Snail -"........ 40 p. n.
5-Accomnlodatinn...."..".... Tia p. m.
Nos. 2, G, . and / do not stop.
WV. VI. CLTNENTs,
Gcul Manager.
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T, x. a =. II. II.
Train leaves kingwood at 100 a. m, and ar
rives at Tunnelton az $40 n. m; leaves Tunnel
ton az $50 n. m. and arrives nj Kingwood at 1910
am. Leaves Kingwood at 500 p. m. and arrive
at Tunnelton nj 6:io y. m; leaves Turnelton at
$50 p. IN. and arrives at Kingwood az 900 p. IN.
Trains daily except sunday.
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tnysIcIHIf recommend o.
All DEALERS keep Co. sIc1 r.f lotl,. Genuine
has trade mark aud ti,.s.d led Hu.ao Oh FuWer.
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Oysters at Mrs. Shaw's Friday
night.
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TRAINS FOR THE WLSI.

Leave Stations. foot Of Desbroses and COrtandt SITS
Dam. The Celebrated New:York and Chicago limited ed
The pioneer Of {hs caS: G , me ceSae PSiHg and
smoking Cars lighted by movable electric lights daily
or F. ne With pullman Vestlbule Paror and
Sleeping Cars Dining Car from Philadsphls dai a I2r
pittsburg Cincinnati, Cleveland ana ~ LOUIS uaii''
except saturday Tor Chicago and Toledo. ,,...,,,,a
$50 p cave We' o99 T bHs Car daily or Pbarg
Chicago, Cincinnati aud s.; Louis daily except Sa'"''
e'i M pacinc ESpreiS with pullman vestibuIe sleep
a 2s TaFs Sa Ha 'r for cieTeiand
For wanspor Lock Haven 100 a. M 20 Tor Pr n for
T!t i[s He aad the Oil gSgioas. ,o.,, night
For NofTsSTn and s EGSaps
s5 an, OR 10 a 90 r oo and V e6a D. S p
BaG Washington ana the south bar. dST GHceSs
sunday SUNDAY 1000 o a. ~ FG ar9S Washington 700 Pm, w.
2@d dy T Pn"s car yaga at 5 sS ''yS
500 and 80 % Loo l S0 49, 90 80 s s9a a2
5oS 33o 80 and SS dDSd Ohio ana hawd
and Cincinnati, seepers Dining Gar ana 'oac"e'
For Hdaniic CITY 100 Through Car and 100 p m
For Cape Mpy 100 and II" ntFmse sta
via Railway and Amo0 30 49, sDcc ap S carTs a mo-
b lace noon 10 20 no ana 200 p M on sunday
90 IS a. m. and 500 p m do not stop at As
For GA Norfolk VIA NeT S.1 vi Php,aaGDSa
and and i N%!f2 I3o h zoo ar n Wv ydsdays
trains at Jersey CITY. aGod.ng speedy and direct
rot 'pr j"r ESpr,. Trains leave New York
2Ha G CO. SSe thsgd II WIN
Dnng.Car and 10 washington JL imte6' and Il 90
200 30 90 and 90 p r. aaI y - night. Ac
com,no1efon II 10 =. NJ 40 and 90 y. m. sun
doVs Fxf ress 90 6 -. 90 . Limited and 10 M
$50 4 90 80, go $50, g. zoo and 100 D. M. and
10 TX nighf Accommodation. 100 D. m.
Trains leaving New daily eNcep, sund1y. at 90
aud II 10 a NJ / =. 4, j. D. M. and 10 a. m ana
90 D. m ON Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Camden
Ticke. omccs Nos l. 435 $40 and 944 Broadway.
- To- and foot Of Desbroscs and Cortland
Courtst and Brooklyl AnneX station. foot OF Fulton
Prooklvn: 10 Hudson-st. IIoboke1 Station. Jersey
civ Fmigrant Ticket once, Castle GARDEN.
The New York Transfer COMPANY VIII call for ana checK
Cc1tEEsSrF' ', 'pII-CU j. r. WOOD.
VI 70, noo.o.aI Nfanarer General Pass Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ EAAT j RERI,Y- 81, N0RIu RINER.

~ fOOI Of LlBEitl 81, IL"
Time Table Of June 80, lr7 SY::.,,., ,,.,.h
oa Go sl and Ecad"s %oH %
90 a. M for Pennington, EastOn, Bethlehem Allen
Re aS 9s sS ck"n s scn
ton Reading, Harrisburg, Porsvlls Tamaqua shamOkin
'oo p fe%ngton, Essop BetRIshs% H,! Allen len
town Nu'n o oT Esadn hem oT MaUch
chS Tomh3gs shmGk 1
90 aud 3 80 p m. for Someryie and Flemlngton
for bs eth s su1dsys s S p@
90 a. M. Sundays, for FasOn and Lake HOpatcOnS.
BED pdS 9n nSnf oo H'Gp g. ffrf %
$50 200 4s9 580 $40 p ~ m no. sunday .iSn
o' For lakewood Toms River and Baruegat, 100 s15
P For Beach S sva Atlantic City vneand and Bridge
TOT" for p Fsith hnbcy 80 go Il IL
FOR roS ScRS SSAS 5Rct AsH q. PARK
Highland pt En s FsE Monmouth Beach and
Long nor BFan s at a:cS il 90 90 30
A: sSnd fai 30 Ocean an Grove go p and Point
Pleasant, As 9 90 II 100 a m' ;Oo $780, 10 80
For Lakewood, Toms Rtver and Barnegat, 80 m.
G For B 1S Haven Atlantic CITY, vineland and Bridge
TOT ot $ Stlsnt R HgSoPDd- 30 90 M 90 satu
dsrs onIyJ. 80 us. 80 p. M Sundays, 0 30 "a m
~ SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
VIA Central T. T. New-Jersay, philadelphia and Read:
nc X r. and Bal dmOrc and Ohio r. r., leave foot Of
IIberty-st-, N Il. -. - - -
n, 80 , so 3:i5 100, ; 100. 80, 7 80 IL 900
~ m. SUNDAYS, 80. 80 a. m, L 30 2;3O, 3D.
Baltimore and Wsshingon daily at 80 90 on 100
Trains leaving ut i5, II 90 a. m, 80 700 80
30 u 100 D. m, have connection for Reading, Harn''
burg. Po;tsylle, &C. - =, o.,.o, .. >, oet
Tickets parlor Car seats can be procured at oi
AK oJA 40 / 1928 Broadway 7S7 6th-ave 264 We5I
i53bs 1874 East l2jth.st.. NewYOrk; Court-st' eoO
FuIton.st % Broadway. Brooklyn - - ua,,
New.Y0rk Transfer Company VIII can lor anu oH''A
baggage from hotel or residence.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS lcav, fooE OF Cortiandt and
DesbrOsses Sts. follows: ,-.
u. M for Slatingtcn and mtern'tu', pvln.s
for Geneva. Lyons Einhrs Noehess,r, bunase
and the West, and principal locs! p' N"air car "
Lyons ana pullman Suspension
IL a. m. for Elmlia and Intermediate points Ceair
l .. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate po.hs
Chair ears 10 Tunkhannoek Iohneeuoh 10 hcahhs ana
Harrisburg. 1890. ,-.
80 D. for EInra and principal insrns ate points
Chicago
40 D. M, for Nauch 1hunk and Intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reallns and harHsouFs CHAR cas n
D. M for Geneva. Lyons. tymira. Rochester Budalo
and tao West pullman ile'nc 10 Lyons and suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving al a. m, IL a. m. l y. aud 40
D. m. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Ha,etou
SUNDAY TRAINS
M for Maueh Chunk. liazleion and intermediate
points.
40 D. NJ for Mauch Chlnk and intermediate points
u. m FOR Geneva. Lyons, EAmia. Rochester Bulalp
and the Pullman sleeper Lyons aud SuspenslaA
Bridge.
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RAILROADS..
n EW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

trains leave foot Of Jay.st follows 0rom
West 42dst 10 minutes later; . ,, ,,on,,cels,
35 a. IN. for Mddetown. Port JefVIs, ,h sidney
Edmeston, Norwich, Utica, Rome Oneida os"eg0' De'
trot Chicago and all points Wcst. .,,. 49,, Min
< 80 a. Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk gnu siria
newaska Waikiki Valley stations Stony Ford Mdds
Blo0migbugh Eenvie, M. Dale, tallsburgh, hurIeJ'
VILE Liberty White Lake. $780,, a Min.
100 d. m. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk ana Nh
newaska Waikiki Valley stations, Middleton, flieeh-
VILE Port Jervls, Monticello, Pittsburgh HuneyVlie'
Liberty ROckland. .u ,,,,,,...u,,
$50 D. m for Stony Ford Campbell Hall, MiddletoWn
BloOmingburgh WurtsborO Ellenvle w.,
100 D. for Middletown Pittsburgh, Liberty nan
cock Walton, Sidney. Norwich Utica Rome Vne is
west Reclining Chair Car free to Suspension Bridge
Pullman Seepcrs 49,, ,,,s,,.
D. m. Saturdays only, Tor Campbell Hal Middle
SUNDAYS also 10 Midietown fDaiiy through Other
trains daily except sunday. Nh.
Pullman Drawing room Seats and SeepIng.car Berths
reserved 307 Broadway. J. I. ANDtRsON' -
Cen. Pass Aet. 10 Exchange Place N y
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Railroads..
\ Ticket Offices. 4OI at.

L, RE RAILWAl.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81
raee s and s97 B5oa9say sss Boys sas
and 1888 EltOast, Brookyn lo7 BfOadTay Williams
ssSn end %sSs sSd .o
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking saa
Leave ssd than time shown from
o,G n pay Espisss Pullman Buffet Drawing room
HUaGhs sS Buffalo connect at HOrnesye for James
Pullman avery ,s dSy fsagG and s. Lsqs ssasbs. a 10
Meadve Youngs,nD Maos ana ana Chicago Without
Ss and Pu3 aSS Ssin
6P m every day Chicago and Grand Trunk Express solid
'af ha 4Gnss ' Toaasa '?a .ss
Battle Greek csGD SoT Bend and Chicago without change
$50 every day. ,ciicaso ExDress' Pullman BaaSs
Meadve Youngsow1. Cincinnati and Chicago.
oran9s sS 10 S 5 T. 80 S l q II 20
iand sunday g. s'3 70 80 as 10 % rs 1op
saT a. g. o5 g. s 80 80 g. % as 49, - Ssa.
s99 $ sSz sa5S 40 ora 40 S;l Is
f y g. ss9 ST. 6. s'674, Gil sis. 3 &c.
ons 20 Ps,e;.JS 10 s Sa l? S p sa $40 sas
S'y3ss S%o ss;aay: sS y 3 s'a
1855 So 80 6;22H' 49, g. S'O74. c;s0'
su1srs 80 2Ssa io: = e e $780,
S - E.. &C.. Ri sss,s, &,
1 99yH;A With Parlor Car I, 4 80, 80. p.
Goshen, G45 :5Ss, o. 10 80 a. m. /, $50, AGO. $50.
Mddstc sS ? ana a. Port Jsyv 44S go 80 m
Sunday local trains, main line, AS, 10 10 30 H.
EXPRESS IS trains so rom IN wd9. arrive ESQ., TAO 1885,
SS;03 R II iEgRRN RAILROAD OF y. J, pryIsroy,
49, 9S 70 gso II IA 49, 32 Is e
Nysck and sd5 1SSls i iS so So ; i9
sundays :16 go M 49, 4 ESo 10 p tor
Send 10 cents in postage 70 OenI fAssr Agent '''
W. J. MURPHY, T. =, ia hrssi rs,,
(.anfl
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NEw-NoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL,

NEW-lOKk MD LONU BRANCH RAIL-
y ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE AND, AsBUR6 pAE9 OCEAN BEACH,
Time tat,c Ia effect July !, 1889 Trains leave New.
York foot Corandt and DesbrOsNes SITS. 30 10 10
a. n ~ noon 20, 10 express 40 express except
Red Rank 20 texpress). $40, 7 90 p m Sundays.
FROM foot Of IIberty-st 4 90 s;l5 0 80 IL rs a m.
40 80 80 feXprcss), 90. ! 80 (expreSs), 80
,.xpre~sl 10 y. m. Sundays 100 a. m 4 90 y. M
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove ami Asbugy
Park
RUFUS BIODGETT r. WOOD
Superintendent Gen'l Pass Agent Penn. r. r.
II. Z. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent, Z. II. r. OF ". ].
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jretrnltlor.
For Bows and Young J

For Bows and Young Men-City.
n, oII,EGE FXAMINATIONS.-Wood Woodbridge School:
special preparation spring and fall entrance and
advanced examina lions. 49, - - oa-.,,.,.
U-NIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,473 Broadway,
L near 42dst 52d year primary commercial ana class
cal departments; instruction thorough h. M HUBBY,
w L. AKIN. X. c. HENDRICKSCN, Principals
Az Est END SCHOOL. 113 West 7lst-st. 49,
w collegiate school for Doys; military drill; spehuld
gymnasium CHESTER DONALDSON, A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
RAILROADS..

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast EHPTer;;, TFatI9is Va SHlIkyARTEdLIFHIA
CINCINNATI. At. LOUIS AND CHd1 AGO,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Lave NEW-YORR. foot OF L.berty->i.. a. follows:
Far CIiICAGO. 3:i5 y. NJ. 10 90 midnight
For CINCINNA ATT ST. LOUIS. 30 a. NJ. . 100 D. m
For w NsIIINGTON, BALTiNOEE, 80 a. M. II 90
r, | ~ d. NJ, 30 7. M, 3:l1 p m, . 100 J, M
10 O6 Midnight Sunday, 80 a. N. 80, = 30 3d.
90 Do m 10 90 mldright 49,
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NSw.York TIA. o. COMPANY win cal ior aai check
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J. r.. ODEIL. OhAN g. 81 ~
General MANAGE Gem Pass Aeehr
1T. LOUIS va THE WABASH ROUTE
The only through sleeping TO 81 Louis via Mag
ara Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot at D. m 1qaN
Ma The New. York Central Michigan Central and wabash
Rsilwavs-dinnecars all meas-arrving In ST. Louis
- -.ronI m1rning Connections in Union Depot. st
ioas tor az polatS wsst snd Southwest