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The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18


tTA COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow
"A hogan, within and for the county OF SJmcf
set, on the 2d TUESDAY or July In The year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine ;the following business having been present
cti Tor action thereupon hereinafter Indicated tti
hereby Ordered Tint public notice thereof h,
gwen 10 all persons Interested That they may
appeIr ut II Probate Cnutt 10 he holden al stlt
>kow hogan, nj the Probate Office ON the -ccuuu
TUESDAY ot August next at ninc uf the rlork ~
/ tile forenonn and he heard thereon aud object
/ II they see cat-c.
SIMEON {. HANSON lat. n New Portland de
ceased. VIII pies"ntcd i"r ht"hato Icy Melvin
i;rrnleat, the execution namrd therein.
PETtR MALHoS AT. ct skoWh.pnu drrtn.. %
VII, presented ior probate by Milton b Muhou ~,
executor named therein
ARIEL MORRILL, ate Of SAowhcgan deceased
VIII presented ioI probate bs Martha Morru, IL,
eNrrntriN named therein
ELAN sTRvENS lat, Of Emblen decreased WI
presented Tor probate hV Polly u >ipVris. the rH
r,utri> mined therein
NANCY y II. DlSsMuRR late of Norridgcwoch de
ceased Will pfesrnt"d for probate by tfcleu'
lloNt, the executor nainrd therein.
MARGARET WORKS lnte nf NorrdgrWock de-
cehs"d First account of Edward Love, TRUSTEE
presented
ISAAC STAFFORD late Of Harmony deceased
ftsi aud ina account of Nelson stafford ,Nr, uior
pr, -ented
MAHY BLACKWELL late Of Madison deceased
First account ut Warren Russell, administration pr,
scented.
account OF 7 u. Barrett, administrator with Ia
viii annexed presented
julius u BAkER Ate Of bingham deceased
ftnal account al Charles p EtAy surviving partur
pre- scented
OTIS " LAwRY late of Fairfield deceased. Fits
account Of silas r Lasry. administrator presented
GEORGE II IEWETr ate of Ripley deceased
Fi,- and iina account Of Mar, ;. Jrwctt admins
| trnirx presented
ElFr> VILE, late ofSew Portland decreased FIN
account Of Joserht Niles, administrator presented
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To The OuinnebaSset

Skowhegan Board of trade, to the num-
Der of 80 ladies aud gentlemen, drove to
Norridgewock Friday evening and took
supper at the Quinnebasset House.
The evening wassa delightful one, the
ride charming especially that coming
home by the light of the nearly full moon,
the supper good and well served and the
company most congenial and happy one
One accident married the entire success
of the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tucker were thrown from their carriag,
by the horse becoming frightened and
overturning and smashing the carriage
Fortunately neither of them received Sc
rious injuries.
After the cuisine of the Quinnebassei
was thoroughly and Observation-Disclosures
President Anderson in his usual graceful
manner, called upon a number of the
members-ladies and gentlemen-and
they briefly and happily responded, after
| which the party repaired to the broad
piazzas, enjoyed the moonlight for time
and then took their teams for one of the
finest moonlight rides it was ever theil
pleasure to enjoy.
The whole thing was delightfully."- infor'
NAL and enjoyable. If this is ques-
toned let the doubters make up like
party and try trip to the Quinnebasset
fine themselves, some moonlight evening
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Co. e Inspected.

Inspector General Harper of Governor
Burleigh's staff was In town and inspect
ed Co. +. Monday evening the 18th In
slant. Maj Plaisted OF Brgadier Gen
Mtchell's stafi was also present. Capt.
Weston had about 40 men and they made
very creditable appearance and passed
the inspection well as they usually do
Co. Il. has the reputation Of being one OF
the best Companies In the State Militia
1t is made up of young men who are Il
credit to our town. 1t is well onicereo
aud well drilled and we expect good
account of it at the Camp State Muster.
Gen. Harper. and Maj. Plaisted left town
on the morning train for Waterville
They expressed themselves well pleased
with the efficiency and soldierly bearing
of the Company.
After the inspection, Col, A, &. Blum
generously RECALLED the company with
bountiful collation. of ice cream and cake
supplemented by cigars.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Resolutions

Carrabasset Lodge M. "a | O. o. i
Skowhegan, July 3, 50.
The grim angel of death has again en-
tered our lodge and removed our well
beloved brother, Newell 1loXte. In view
of this fact, it becomes us to pause In
our work and render tribute of respect
to the memory of the departed brother,
and offer word of sympathy to those
who were bound more closely to him by
the ties of nature. Therefore, in Lodge
here assembled, be it
ReSolrcd That in the death of Bro.
lloxie. the community loses useful and
respected citizen, and our Lodge II faith
full and earnest member, one who was
ever Jealous IN the cause of Friendship
Love and Truth; and his words of wise
counsel and firm, pure example will live
in our memories until long after the
warm heart that beat for others woes
has mouldered away and joined its kin
bred dust.
ReSolred That we extend to the fami
" of Bro. IIoxie our heartfelt sympathy
and, while we are aware that words car
do but little, we would assure them tha
they will always find willing hands anC
hearts full of sympathy in Carrahasse
Lodge.
Resolred That the Charter working
tools and R"galia Of the Lodge be appro
priately draped in mourning for thirty
days, In memory of the deceased brother.
L. l.. WALTON Com.
X. ID. BAKER on
O. a, PRIEST J Resolutions
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Malnc Dental Society


The twenty. four,b animal neetIpy of
III. Maine nen,o, soc,.,v conm.ncod
here v.s,e,day .f,ornoon and ia in session
,a,iay rho ,,.,,hars u.,.r.u, srr,vod
an The Ia An NJ train but a few did
ma, o,t al m. pptil ,be af,erroon train
,r.o or,,or -, .vo.c,.os ,,o,o o.,r,od nm,
-. .,., ,,...
5'.,i'i''as III a''o'''''''' WIN '"e ''''""'
ihs program
Organization and Reading Of Records.
fepori oi Executive Committee.
h'P'ft OF itt"Suttr
p.,-, -, IN u ~ ,i''"' p,.,,.,
,tdir,na, af Ga,n,ni,'s an NJ ,i.la,i',
Clinic TaIk On INca,a,ing Cayi,iGs
Dr. ~ RomRIs. Augusta.
Niiraie If Aml-Dr II. A KELLEY, Portland
lnle and Exhibition I'll Fomrroy Engine
Maliet - ~, :, ,........ ,,,..
Aal,,.. H. ~, i,.a5i,,,,, \! ~ .""as
Portland
A New Opcration for Excelsior Of Interior Den.
tai Nerve
Phof Thomas flLLLhRoWN, Portland
The Progress Of histologicai Studies IN Rela-
!.on 70 .,ie teten, hius'fateI WIN me lantern
m,.,ia,,5 So. -, S.,.I vi '''
Prof II. II. ASpntws Camhridpo Mas.
rbo ,,a,ar 80 prae ,nd..,,,. ,.,,., ...,
''"4
IN eoourh hali at 80 IN the evening and
a good audience was in attendance The
paper was an able and exceedingly inter
,..,i,,,. .,;a.,,o,,. =. H.. ,,.,.,t ..
Oh the society present
The officers for the past year were d
Is. Brann Portland, president, DIR. VIII
lam McDavid Augusta vice president
DIR. C. +. Bryant, Pittsfleld, secretary
Dr. Il. j. Roberts, Augusta, Treasurer
Dr. j. w Curtis, Brunswick, librarian
Drs. e. 7. Sawyer, Skowhcgan; d. w
Fellows, Portland; L. j. Roberts, Angus
Ia; Isaac Goddard, Auburn Geo w Stod
dard, Belfast executive Committee
DIR. ID. w. Fellows of Portland chair
man of the committee on special legisla
ton reported that they failed to secure
the passage OF an act regulating the prac
tee OF Dentistry in Maine. 1t passed thu
Senate but was defeated III the House. DR.
W. IL. PomeroY OF Gloucester who wa
down on the program for clinic and ex
hibition OF the Pomroy Engine Male
was not present. The subject of Presi
dent Brann's annual address was Denta
Association and he recommended the estao
lishment of the Maine society in some
central location, with rooms, library
and dental appliances.
d)rs. {. NJ. Talbot of Portland and {.
I. Potter of Machias were elected fol
membership.
The attendance was considerably In
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers recorded
during the past week
st Albans-David ID. Stewart to Her
bert Il. Cyphers, $3.50 Herbert +. Cy
pliers to Greeley II Bigeow. $3.50.
Skowhegan-Skowhe Savings Banl
to IL. j. Horn, $
Norrdgewock A. Carleton t.
John A. Fletcher, $50.
Anson- abigail Parlin to Paulius
Dawes, so George W. Walker to Mary
Il Walker, $1,000. Robert &. Wells to
Walter S, Wells Sl3750.
Mayneld-B Barnet Flanders to J. +. llol
man, So.
Moscow-Charles W Wentworth ct a
to Henry C. Martin ct al, 5000.
Smithheld-fred l.. Horn to S. T
Horn, 5000.
Canaan-Morrlll Nelson to Gorham
Rowe, So Sarah McKcnncy to Asa T
McKenney, Sl0n.
Pittsheld-Florcnce T.. Drake ct al tC
Willard A. Macombcr Sl,2c0.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

sko,whexan July IS. to the wife Of Hugh Hurley
girl.
The Forks Iuue 10, To the wife OF ]. II. frame.
Of the Forks Hotel, a daughter.
Harmony July II. to the vito Of samuel Jordan.
Q son.
East Madison 70 the wife Of Willis Reed. a
son.
BRIGHTON To the wife Of I.rander Haskell. q
500.
DdGhsos To the wife Of iirrssy Chase. .
ds.g6tS.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

Eddie King, Johnnie Priest and Billy
Pushor are playing fine ball with tine Aug
ustas and notwithstanding the Augustus
are loosng many games it is no fault Of
our boys.
The Volunteers base ball club on whose
shoulders rest the responsibility Of carry.
ing of what honurs SkOwhcgan receives
on the diamond this season, are still up To
their old tricks winning games from com
petitors; and last Saturday added an
another game to their aggregate, defeat
ing the oak lands, on the lattci's grounds
by score of 20 to -. The boys speak
highly of their usage in Oakland on their
visit
We notice by Tuesdays Kennebec Jour
nal that Eddie King is winning more
laurels in his old position in the pitchers
box. In Mondays game with the Low
ellis of Boston, after the visitors mad
knocked the Augusta pitcher Backing
ton out of the box in three innings.
King was substituted and kept back those
heavy hitters down to total of hits in
6 innings, with no scores. How's that
on oa'ufoay next a' -'"o Vi'e rehouheu
Carrabassetts of n. Arson are to appear
on our grounds for the first time. in a
,.o,,,., ..,t., a.. xy.,. ,r,.,,n
-
'i'e 'hlru contest th's season between
these teams, on both other occasions the
Volunteers coming ont winners nv a
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Roads and Bridges.

County Commissioners have recently
been making extensive examinations OF
the roads aud bridges In the plantations
10 Somerset County. They made q
thorough inspection Of the bridge across
Dead River st Flagstaff taking up the
plapking and examining the timbers to
zee whether they srs sound. They have
also inspected the "Dug'wsys" on the
road between Bingham ed The Forks TO
ascsrtain whether they are secure where
they ere built up With logs on the river
side 70 form the carriage rosd These
are Important matters and We are glad 70
k.ov hat the Commissioners are look
isg closely after Affairs that no nearly
conesss ~ welfare Of the public ana
ths cossty treasury.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Pepper-Coburn.

The residence of Mrs. Stephen Coburn
was the scene of delightful festivities on
Tuesday evening of this week, on the oc-
casion of the marriage OF her daughter
Frances Elizabeth. to Charles IIovey
Pepper, only son of Rev. DR. Pepper
President of Colby University. The
ceremony was performed by DIR. Pepper
assisted by Rev. C. V. Hanson. The
bridesmaids were Misses Grace NJ. Co
burn and Bessie Pepper sisters of the con.
tracing parties. The best man was
Carl f. Holbrook, of Danvers, Mass, au
intimate college friend of Mr.. Pepper.
The ushers were George o. Smith, of
Skowhegan. +. +. Stevens and c. W.
Spencer, of Waterville.
A pleasant feature of the evening was
the presence of every member of the
class of the bride, numbering twelve
young ladies', which was graduated two
years ago from Coburn Classical lnsti-
tute at Watervlle.
Favorng skies were given for this joy
Gus event. 1t was indeed most de-
lightfu OCCASION and one which will be
long remembered by the relatives and
friends who were present.
The young couple have the hearty
congratulations of their many friends
upon their marriage and best wish
es for their happiness and prosperity.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
MARRIED.

skowhegln-luly 10. by Rev. 6. d. Is. Peppe
y. d assisted by Rev. {. V. Hanson, Charles u
Pepper. OF Waierville. and Miss Frances T. Co
bum. OF Skowhcgan.
SCION July y. by d. X. McIntirc Esq. Mr.
Dexter ". Bean. oi Moscow, and Mrs. Adj
Peavey OF Cnrnyille.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

Dir. Orrin Fitzgerald. formerly of
Dexter, Me- now Chief Examining and
consulting Physician Ct the Medical
Home, Allston. Mass, will by request
visit Skowhegan, July 18th, at Hotel Hes
elton and examine all who may call on
him, free OF charge. Don't fail to see
him. lie treats all diseases, and will not
say cure unless a permanent cure can be
effected.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

The Worcester Organ has many i'm
proyements well worth Investigation.
Dinsmorc and Blckford are agents for
this vicinity and are selling them rapidly
at .heir lns. Office Water st. Skowhcgan
Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
State Of Maine.

SoMLR-Fr - Court of insolvency. second
Tuesday of July. A. u. 1879.
In the mater Of Oscar /. kuowlton OF skow-
he ,an, Insolvent Debtor.
II is hereby ordered that public notice he
given to sill persons Interested in tue stttlc.
nent OF the account Of =. Is. Tuttle assignee nj
the above named Iusolvcnt Debtor. that they
may appear ut Court Of Insolvency to be- held
Al the Fiobato Court R.sn on the Second Tues
day Of August next, at one O'Clock in the alter
noon, and he heard thereon. and object II they
zee cause
TURNER BCSWELL,
Judge Of Insolvency Court for somerset Comfy
Attrst--s n GOODWIN. Register.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castora.

When Baby WAS sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CAstoris.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 1890.
uew ADVERTISEMENTS
Job Prlntln

r..1ob Printing Establishment connected with
ls Inc REPoRTER is prepared to do all class
ss oil "%, n,,,nrtent and experienced workmen are
Jobs and large stock OF paper, envelopes, and
emp l1's Wedding and business cards in great va
ye,u orders of dances. bills OF fare, programs
rieV' nrintrd in great variety of styles on short
etc, e''ct pmmerciai printing a specially. Orders
no'. ',i viii receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Notice Of Petition for DISCHARGE.


Somerset CoHnfg Court ~ insolvency
In thu case OF oscar r. knowit ou of Skuwhe
gan, tnsolycut Debtor
Notice = hereby Kiyrn that said Debtor ba'
filed in said Court for said County OF Somerset
hts pctiIun for discharge from all his deb
pruvuh'r under the lnsolyent Law Il said
state of Maine, and for certificate thereof; am
that u hearing upon the same Will bc held a
the Probate Court Room i'll Skowhegan, il
ssd County Of Somerset, Oh TUESDAY til,
thirteenth day of August A. ID. Issa at ol.
O'Clock III the afternoon, when and where al
pcrsous interested may attend and show
cause, II ANY they have. why the prayer .
said petition should not he grunttd.
Attest =. II. GOODWIN,
Register OF SAID Court Tor said County OF Sem
eset. NV 90
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
RIppLEs FROM NORTH PoNp.

Say: ingalls, & Bracket are trumps
aren't they? Shouldn't mind working fol
that firm myself. jolly crowd, that, too
| thought 1t was good-looking crew
but understand someone from the "Olt
Ladies' Home" pronounced 1t the wors'
looking crew that ever left Norridgewock
"Only one decent looking one among
Them" Did you ever! Charlie Simon-
knows Just how TO entertain, or to make
Ash chowder. Porter and May Hayden
ate more chowder than every one else al
the table threw all the fish bones on the
floor, too.
That Dora Tracy is = daisy In her beach
hat, eh3
They say Hale got reckless at the table
volunteered to marry the girl who made
the chocolate cake. Better mind your
eye. Hamlin.
Burgess got double "header," fancy.
Wonder who that lady was, who enter.
tanned Moore 40 gracefully They called
her the best looking Of the crowd.
Do you think the other shops will fol-
low suit7 Ingalls, & Bracket always get
there first.
The Jones girls never caught fish.
North Pond Is just the place for good
time. SgE-SgRPENT.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

For collie or distress In the stomach
caused by drinking too freely of cold
water use Browns Instant Relief
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENT
lOE X-SOldi0rS and their Heirs
N. c. Wright, General War
Claim Atty, WASH
ington, D. c.

Will be at the onicc OF j. Wright. skowhc-
gan, Thursday. August lst. and saturday
August srd; Carann Hotel, Canaau FRIDAY
august and, sawyer Hotel. South No'r,dgt
wock, Monday, August 5th; Somerset House
North Anson. Tuesday August tih. 10 confer
with and advise soldiers and Other. In regard
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
A jolly Time.

Messrs. Ingalls, & Bracket, coat manu-
facturers at SO. Norridgewock, recent,
gave their entire crew days outing a
North Pond, Smithbeld. One Of the par
Elephants sends the REPORTER commune
cation concerning the same, under the
head Of -
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18

IIAIR WORK of all kinds done 10 order.
l L combings aud cut hair made into switches.
btaids. pins, ear jewels. watch guards, etc.
Combiugs rooted aud old switches repaired.
d Iticult shades specially. trizzes and
waves from water cur ed hair. Satisfaction
guaranteed. orders by mail promptly attend
Ell 10 at the residence Of Mrs X. II. Crosby
No. Pine So. Miss c. u. Downs. Ord,<s left
at the millinery store Of Z. b. Curtis, Water
St, will receive prompt att ntion. IN NJ
The Somerset reporter., 1889-07-18
Pensions, Increase and Re-rat
ing, Bounty. Paw. etc.

Aud to receive applications therefor MIR
Wright has had several years practical eA
prrrnce as employee of the I. :. Pension
Bureau under commissioners ". W. Duulel
aud john {. Blact, and he would refer Ia thea
as to his reliability. By consulting hin
soldiers aud their heirs can lenru whether
they have valid claims.
Pensioners may bring their certificate an,
he infOrmcud whether they are entitled To al
inctcnSe nnd fc.lHlinE Advice free. 2w2g
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FLORIDA.

Pensacola needs larger police force.
Seventy guests are at the Harlan hotel at
Orange City.
Don Pacetti bagged deer on Anastasia
island Friday.
The st. Cloud sugar mill has shut down
for the season.
Sea bass are getting plentiful in st.
Johns county.
The st. Augustine opera house closed Sat-
urday night for the season.
Strawberries are selling on the streets of
Gainesville for 20 cents per quart.
Bass weighing thirty-tlve pounds are now
being taken out Of the Halifax river.
About So, 900 was realized at the charity
fair and ball in st. Augustine last week
Rev. David Tasker, a successful revivalist.
is expected in st. Augustine next month.
Three men in one day at New SMYRNA
last week caught l4J pounds OF sheephead
Twenty-four sail boats wero on the bay
at st. Augustine at one time Monday aft r.
noon.
DR.. J. p. Wall has sent his resignation as
a member of Hillsborough county board of
health.
b. +. George sold in Fernandina Tuesday
twenty-four Texas ponies for prices ranging
from So to $72.
Ten marble slabs, to be placed at the
graves OF colored federal soldiers, have ar
rived in Palatka.
Quite number of the female prisoners
at police headquarters at Pensacola, are
employed in breaking rock
Mr. Lancaster Of Orange City has como
TO the gold fields recently discovered in
Lower California, near San Diego
Dredge No 4 will no doubt be soon thor.
orghly overhauled and sent to removing
snags in the Caloosahatchee river.
K. A. McLane and family left Kissim-
NEE on Tuesdays train to make q new home
in Tocoma, Washington territory.
Osceola county is considering the pro-
priety of bonding the county for the pur-
pose OF building county court house.
There is a fine lawn south Of z. Nc
Quaids' grain warehouse at Sanford, which
is the result of scattered oats on FLORIDA
sand.
There were three deaths from natural
causes in Pensacola during the week ended
Saturday. The city has a population of
1900
The Land and Produce Company has a
new lS-ton locomotive on the way from
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SHIPPING.
ComPagnie Generate Transatantique
french Line to Havre.

DETwETN New York and Havre. from pier
40 No. ~, N r.. foot of Morton street. Trav-
elerS by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
Channel in a small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY,
March % 10 A. NJ
LA BRETAGNE DE JoUssELIN, SATURDAY,
March 30 4AM
LA B0URGOGNE, FRANGEuL, SATURDAY
April g. 0A.M
PRICE OF PASSAGE (including wineG
TO HAVRE-first Cabin. $3.50, 500 and 500
Second Cabin, $50; Storage from New York TO
Havre, S26; Steerage from New York to Paris,
S29; including wine, bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent, 3 Bowling Green
foot of Broadway New York
Or II. w. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street. NTEssRs
WILDER & CO., l26 Bay street, Savannah
Agents
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THE MORRISON HOUSE

CtEFTRATTf located, on line OF street cara,
~ offers pleasant south rooms, with excellent
board, lowest rates. With new baths, sewerage
and ventilation perfect, the sanitary condition
Of the house is of the best. Corner Broughton
and Drayton streets. Savannah, Ga
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oolored scoundrel, had the audacity
10 send letter containing in
decent language TO Mrs John Capo on
Saturday last Mr.. Capo swore out war
rant before Justice Crocker, on the charge
OF lascivious behavior, and Constable I. II.
Nelson arrested Phillips at Anastasia late
Saturday night. He was tried on the
charge Immediately before Justics Croker
The prisoner pleaded guilty and was sent to
the county jail to wait action Of the grand
jury.
One of the most magnificent places in
Sumter county is the home of Grace
Nelson, on the Withlacoochee river, near
Bay Hill, surrounded by superb forest of
majestic oaks. whose tops are curtained by
the ever gray and green moss which droop
in soft fringed rolls from their lofty
branches. Then comes beautiful one-acre
bearing orange grove, next forty-five
acre young grove that will be bearing in
few years, over which your eyes scan until
they reach large grove of sixty acres
thirty-fiye of which are bearing on land
that skirts the river.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad
Suburban Schedule.

CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BoNANvIE3iHII
AND THUNDERBoLT. CITY TINE
THE following schedule will be observed OH
l. and after MONDAY, Oct. s, 1875 "e'N
leave Savannah, (city time) 7:1o, 1875 A. NJ
Leave Thunderbolt, $3.50, 500 a. NJ, 1890 d'"'
1870 r. NJ. ,oqn
Leave Bonaventure, 600, $40 A. NJ l@'0'
d:l0, $3.50 p. NJ 80. In.
stead OF 6:95 fIast car leaves ThunderooI' "'
instead Of $50 as formerly. 49,. ,of,rs
Take Broughton street cars % minutes Ueio''
departure of Suburban trains oo- ,o2,.
Steam cars leave depot Sundays 8 g:So, W.
11:45 A. NJ, 2:l0, 300 400, 300 600, 65O y ~
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MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER has taken a
house at Hicks and Orange streets, Brooklyn,
and will begin housekeeping in it in May. The
house is new and not yet ready for occupancy.
II is but block from the house in which Mr.
Beecher died. Although Mrs. Beecher greatly
opposed the choice Of Mr. Abbott as pastor of
Plymonth church. she occupies her old pew
there every Sunday when in the city and is as
active in church work as when her husband was
living. Mrs Beecher is in her 10th year, but is
hale and strong and as full of energy as IN other
years.
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Daily. tDaily except Sunday. ~.
Train No. ID stops only at Green rom pidga.
Train No. rs stops only at Monteltn, nAUe'
land, Green Pond and Ravenel -.,
Trains Nos. y and &c stop at all stations or5
For tickets, Pullman car reseryatl9hsr ;e %n
other information, apply TO VIM. bhhN' i'''O'
Agent, y Bull street, and at depot. ut
E. P. McSWINEY, Gen. Pass Agen"
c. s. GADSDEN, Superintendent.