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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09

A bachelor cattle king in this
State has land enclosed with more
wire fence than would surround
Hatzfeld's entire principality in
Germany. Here is q chance for
some ambitious female with q few
millions to buy the privilege of
registering at the Russ House as
Princess de Bunchgrass or being
mentioned In the Examiners
society notes as the Duchess OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09

H. A. Lewis, who was in COM
mand Of the Kansas vigilantes in
1873, says his party did not find
the Benders ana consequently
could not have lynched them. An
other compittse, however, may
have lynched them, but statements
ere 20 conflicting that he thinks il
possible that the women brought
from Michigan are old Mrs. Bender
and her daughter Kate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09
THE ST LOUIS CONVENTION

As the time approaches for tn,
meeting of the Silver Convention a
ST. Louis. it hehooves Nevada Il
take such steps as will result in
SENDING strong delegation to rep.
resent The leading silver State OF
the Union.
We do not want men to 90 simplv
Tor the name and honor of being
delegates; men who are anxious TO
tire an audience with sepseless
iong-winded speeches, but men who
are practical workers and able To
understand the question they have
in hand.
So far nothing has been done in
this State towards choosing dele
CATION to represent us in st. Louis
AS no time has been set for the
meeting, on the ground that every
oody's business is nobody's bust
ness. the APPEAL suggests that
some time during the last week in
November the Convention be called
IN this city, it being the Capital of
the State.
SO the parties have an eoual
interest in the question, and that
the Convention may have some
regular Official backing, the Gov
ernor might issue q call for the |
gathering, designating the time
and pace, and the Democratic and
Republican Central COMMITTEES
could designate the delegates from
each county, giving each party an
equal representation.
This is matter which needs inn
mediate attention or it is liable to
go by default. The West never
mad such an opportunity as now to
strike for the welfare of it's silver
product. The admission o. our
new States to the Union, all from
the silver producing regions, adds ,
strength to the cause, and if the
political power lying dormant West +.
Of the Missouri river is properly
concentrated and handled, it means
. Secretary of the Treasury selected ]
from the West after the Presidential
election of 1892.
The West has heretofore been
split into factions through the stu
pidity OF political cranks, and these
franks must be weeded out in order
10 insure success.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that
california will not send the noisy,
windy blatent, wine-swIlling deIega-
Ion that went last Summer to Chi
ago, but instead, some long-head-
u, practical politicians, who will
lot make holy show of serious
We need our very best and brain
est men in the Convention; not a
OF of old political hacks and has
'eens. but live, practical, progress
We men who will not waste their
inc in exhibitions of mind and
ongue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09

1861 1859
6. 3. RAIL
Carson City Nevada
..".INpoRTER DEALER Me-.
Hardware nd Agricultural Implements
I he Old Reliable House, where you can get Every
thing you Want, and at Prices that will
Make You Happy.
Hardware shelf goods cockery glass
lamps and fixtures,
tlnware redwood shingles, aths, chinaware, chand
bar fixtures, fancy goods, silver and plated
nckel ana plain agate ware plain and stamped
unware, guns, pistols, POWDER shot,
ridges, ETC., bird cages baskets
and willow ware, paints, oils white
lead, paint-f'ncy colors.
nish. paint brushes
brOOms, castor oil and
turpentine fluid,
Benzine coal OIL COAL twne, and wire
pows reapers, mowers binders, rake hreshers, gas
water pipe etc.. sheet iron galvanized wire, wagons,
buggies, carts and buckboards, painted wire,
galvanized fence wire blasting owder, wedges
and sledges, pumps, hose faucets, belt
ing and rubber goods.
FvR-Champion machines Buckeye and other M.
Chimes divers Chilled Pows pows Hose Buck
Planet Jr Horse Hoes, Cuvato Seeders many otner
line Will fill all speci low prices Tin
and plumbers constantly do work on shor
otce mchE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09

Supported by an Excellent Com.
pany. including Mr.. BURT
HAVERLY, the popular
Comedian. presenting her
great success,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-09
''BOB!''

Incidental to the play, Patti Rosa
and Company will introduce New
Songs and Dances, Duets, Trios,
Medleys and her famous Banjo
Solos.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
a Chinese Bank.

In the course o{ a few weeks il i cx-
pocted that Chinese banking house will
be opened III the heart nf Chinatown The
originatoI~ e the project include Mr.
Gnu Fon-, the most aress. ot Cinnamon
and cashier 4 >cycral importing firms and
many n.hcr Mott street firms. The IN
~tituiion WI, hc til, iir>l Of its kind in
this country L ie the desire Of Nr Gnu
Fong and his associates in the scheme 10
run the hank upon the basis Of savings
institution small rate of interest is 10
be PAID to each regular derositor, and
the money j. IN hc 1T out nn-a bigger in
tcrt~' = legitimate Ch1lc,e hH~inos,
houses II M3rt street Tic present. rato
Of interest ii Mott stree, i> between ten
and fifteen r.; ,eot f"r all small loan on
good security III, cry -in-uLar thing,
and YET it i an tiudsniahte fact. sre ciaj
il in thi~ city. that hJ more ieaoran, .
Cinnamon j u IL - tli Il language md
way- tne NOR money H., il.>. \, a me
those Cinnamon who KNOW hos ~ tax
and dcal with tho tG4erie.n~ are ,nepoof-
t-t-N<- L. Itte's.a
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
Gods Best Gift to Man

oftcntimc> have seen i tail hip glide
hv against the ode as If tlr;tNn ~ some
invisible hog ia~ with a hundred ~trony
arms pulling it. He! sails were untitled
her >trcamcr~ droopin4, she hal neither
side wheel nor stern wheel; still >n"
moved on stately il serene triumph as
With her own life. 5ut | know on tie
other siec of the ship, hi,.dcn beneath
the great hulk that >Wam - mair,tically. !.
there was 4 litrc tol~omr steam tug,
with heart of tire and arms Of iron. that
wa> tuggin- it bra>cIv on; and knew if
the 1lttit steam tug ltntWlncd her arm and
left the ship it would vaIlov ahI roll
about. and drift hithcr and thithcT, and
20 of with the retlucnt tide no man
knows whittier. And So | have known
more than one -epiti> high ctcc>cd full
freighted, full sailed, -aN-pennoned, but
that for the bare toiIing arms, and brave,
warm beating heart Of the faithful little
wife that ncstlc@ close 10 him, - that no
wind -cr wave could p&rt( them. would
have GONE down With The stream and have
been heard of no more Mttfr ItHdsfl
HDfals
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
How'a ThfaH

We offer One Hundred DollarssRewsrd for
any case OF Ca2arrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo, o.
We. the uniersgnsd, have known F. ].
Chen for the Last Is years, and believe b i'm
perfectly honorable in all business transac
tons. an | financially able 10 carry out any
oil gations made by their firm
West 4 Trux. Wholesale Druggist, Toledo
Ohio " aid ng. kinn-n s Marvin. Whole
sale Druggists. Toiedo, Ohio.
f. II Van II sen, Cashier Tusedo Matt IN
al r lrk Toledo Ohio
Halls & starrn Cure is taken internally
actiuS directly upon the ,oI and mucous
surfaces Of tre syst-m Price .5c. per bot
tie. 5 III by all Drug gsts.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
THE CASA GRANDE RUINS.
RELICS OF IN ANCIENT RACE IN
ARIZONA
4 f.reat- ffou~c That Was in I.uin~
uundrcGe-of Years Ago ktnG :
Palace

PALACE
- u..... I...ar,..- I,e,..r,r4.,.t
- -, -. e,.,..t;,loi. ~ run.
-. -. ,,.lao, IS /, rct.ort
~ I4, r.fie. r ,.rdli.
~ 80, ,,,ditl..,,.l.
-, ..I.... f..,.,cen IN. .taf,on
Il"'''' ta,.,. 80,
-, -, Pier H.
~ = ,i.o,..i, hit5l,jf,.9.
80. AMI taa u:..t.
60. .t.,..f ~. I.,.f.,of tla tr-
,.+.. ~, ~. .cl, ,1re.
t, s ,t. ,a.rl and fr4e5 .tarie.
Tt..t.-,..- .,rt ~ tla
-, ,a- a,.,er.,r.-i 1ao v
......,..,.. ,.li fsE. f.ef III.
t...l..f .r.,....r.....
49,. ......t..'.. ,aae,,.. ..ae.,.
t;,...,..el ..a and cement : .<s.l ~
,.a, s.. .r,,.titfic nay 1f IS
t.
a. s, .ba ,y,aIs 81 @-a.
,r a..ftt,. ,.,..p faa.
$3.50, ,.,, t... tEr...
s,,,G. ,a 10, ece. 81 ;nebe.
t,5., -. ...,il- bo,b INSIDE ana aut
nt obi..l ~
.r,,...s .,..rr Win ,>auaerfl,l tcn.cIty.
tI,.,eo, tt.- fn.ld. benz 4, smooth and
,I -. L,., f.,rd ,,,.i.l..d interior.
- ,l,, ,,,..oo, d,x ,Il.of,f.c rooms. Il
,,h;cb ,aora .r. f.af nov intact. are of !,
,,,,,fn,a, I,,H colon winch i vcry)pI,asifIa
tntL, 49,. I3...n.r.er,l ~ 1lr.<.. rooms i
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

throne. on the hanks Of which river the ar
mics of heaven may rest, and into whose clear
nGol the trees of life dip their branches
These instruments Of earthly music, 50
easily rackei into 3iscord. compared with the
harI~ that thr.h with eternal raptures, and
the trumpets that are 50 musical that they
wake the dead. These streets along which
we - painting in summer heat or shivering
~ winter ; Gold and the poor man carries his
burden AMI the va2rart asks for aims. and
along which, >hrta@ the feat of pain and want
aud woe, compared "ith>4ho streets that
sound forever nith the fe7H of Joy and holt
l.t- AMI .ns>o walls lnad. olit If all manner
Il precious stones the light intershot with re-
SECTIONS from jasper and chrysohte and
topaz and sarionyx and hervl aud emerald
an cilrysnpraS;Is
oH the contrast between this world where
1ye struggle with temptation that will not
he conquered. and that world where il is per
feet joy. perfect holiness and perfect rest
Saii a little blind child Mamma will
t.o blind in heaven oh no. my dear.
reulicd the mother won won't be blind in
heaven y little lame chid said.
Mamma viii | le lame in heayen:H
..No >he rcr.!iel ;,you won't be lame
ia heaven Why. \ when the plalneSt
Tristan pilgrim an fe, at tie heavenly
-ate II optI, 10 him, and a. the angels
ono down T. escort hnn in AMI they
,pree.d tic banquet and III = keep festival
ever the august arrival. and Jesus comes
viii a crown ami savs. Wear this. aud
| nfh palm and says Wave this and
| points u throne and saws Mount this
Then th-n old citizens # heaven cone, around
| ~ Rear tho r..Nco1nor's recital Of dcllycrance
| wrought for him and as the newly arrived
| -oai tctl~ II the 1ra"e that larioned and the
| mereN that -.iv"'l him al the inhabitants
| houf hs rla'@n 4 the King. CRYING: Praise
| Ii@I plai, linn
t tl,-asts Ta{,l It,.,-o,, ~ Arht a c,finDs., Of
lis, e"tt~launatIon when lf- said: just as
,ne -tt,- Nar, opened u let in the man. l
la.tei IN alt." Them and behold the city
,hnie IKE the s,IH. the streets were also
l,s...,d w3th s.ol.i a!:l in them walked many
| men s,ith crowns on their heads and golden
| eat.> jo ~ia- praises vithai. And after that
il.N -i1f ~ th gates. which when | had
-ssan ul7l- nr.1it among them.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
CAN p LIFE.

The one thiag you'n alv avs frd IN EVERY
bows outht when h ,u@4 On The spring roundup
IS Fish Brand " Pomnas! SIeher They maxi
the only perfect saddle coat ard oorrc effher back
or yellow. They IroteC, the whole front os the
riders body beng nsde f, round the outside II
the saddle entire when usei a j lIog Coat.
the extension Tisccs r.af'y ovsf ~ zach other,
making regular overooat with double storm
proof front. When nalng, thc .addle is dry
bone, from pommel 10 c,n,ie aHd ihe rslc: IS en-
trely protected n every part Il Ste bodY These
SliCkers,' beng Of extra width. make fine
blankets for camp. Beware Of worthless mutations.
every garment stamped v1:h " / i.h isrand : Trade
Mark Don't aoceit ary infcr ceat when. you
can have the Fish hfand : ekrr" delivered with
out extra Particulars and illustrated catalogue
free. a
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
Oregon. The Paradise OF Fnrmer..

Mild equab'e climate, certain and ahun-
dant crop Best fruit, Z ain. grass and
stock country n the world. Full iuforma
ton free. Address Oregon lnm grafton
Boart Portland, Dre.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

a man likes u have good neighbor> whef
he must loYe hi, nel ,nh II as himself.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

me whisky tFu>i proposes {, limit
'St years whisky production - H.,
600 gallons,
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

4 lady at Nallula w T. has a rose
bush that stands seventeen feet high.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

The top.r's motto is :Live tor to day, +,
but he employs two ds.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
.-en-a song ii r. jol n

if.aTF- II al WtF' INV Ut : .a7t-
" atueIf I.r,s ub an b- n0T Tefui.
here's hep anh ther~'S health u 70 had
Taktcourau. s. weak ne9 d. = o'denr.
Ant ,irly- l,at K the f4~- that you + ar
V.lth tie wea.on hat never viii II le1t
a., t..4 IT good cheer.
for when you sutf-r from any q tie wea
n.-c~ irrr gnlarist@>, and 'iunetionai -
rat ctn-uts yscl.lar 20 yeur : y - II" ~
u l,r P.erce Faforite r. scrip. .ion You eaf
ia. H.. enemy ! il! health ard ha, Iil-e-- u
tout l. Is the only mscec.Ee fcr son -.
Isl. ~ all druggists, un.:er positive gnnr
u5.te. of satl>ta4.lie in every casr. f4o'ie !
ref1..ied See bottle Wrapper.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09
r>t .>,r., hprEAI. ron AID.

Rnf,te marniu} IT the day OH which the
farr2rin.. :, Ia4on wa. 10 have been delivered
- - laauaye. his church the BROOKLYN
fao.st:ae'a H-:t~ completely destroyed by
Gt" Ia lalmafs2 ha~ issued the following
;.f,,,el tpr al t. all his friends throughout
tIti sr,,iofu,
.tc F,a,tf.se
~ i ~oiih calamity We are without
e,lureh h hui,tnc ass,ciated with 50
Gl,t.tl ta..f lear t. II, i il ashes In be
peal for help A. oar church has never con
fined ts work T. thi> locality our church
has never bean sufficient either in size or
appointments fortha people who come We
want 10 build something worthy Of our city
.l0o oop, which. added TO the insurance, will
buih what Is needed. | make appeal to all
our friends throughout Christcndom to all
denominations. to all creeds and those of no
creed at all. to come to our assistance
ask all readers of my sermons in the world
over To contribute us far Us their means W.
allow. What we do as a Church deDend>
ulon lie Immediate response made to this
caii. vas nn the eye oi my departure for Il
brief visit & the HOLY Land. that | might be
better prepared for my work here hut that
Visit must Ie Ustponcd cannot leave until
-olurth!lf- j, done To decide our future. May
| tie God who has our destiny as individuals
| and churcheS III His hand appear for our de
! llverance
| Response to this appeal to tie people NAV
| l,o >cnt t. me Brooklyn. TN and will,
with my own hands. acknowledges the receipt
| thereof. T. nE WITT TALMAGE.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

laz-e ar Fl Na>.s.a-lca, - G.. 1bot.,
] sa rnl.r@ of .4ait streets
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

Fr nil tiera ngm.nt> II th- liver. stnrns u
,n, t.,wei. t.ae Dr.. Piercs-'s fei.ets. On- =
Orange County observer., 1889-11-09

MANY initiate none ee!HaI. [ar,sil'4
Punch America finest =. Cj-sr
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Der Worth River. vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKEr,REpoRT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Good brick in demand
There Is large Of cheap material on oher Lath
steady but In fair request Hayerstraw Hard Bess quoted
kills e. 5oSsS Jerseys, sIS7 9s Pale Bricks % 2SS
20 SO CrotOn Dark and hed sl56Slg Gfoton, Brown
s149s15 Philadelphia Front, s279s2si Trenton Front
so,,ps sa isess 4 English PorSn 50 25sss
tIerman Portland Sc Sods3 TO- Roekland Common Lime
81 per 40 finishing e. 20 stste Common Line
GStSs. 81 s5 per 1000. Goats Hair 24a27c per
1ushei IatiIo iialr, i5a21c.
CoCoA-steady. but only light transactions noticed
cuTaeas 17Sisc trinidad ibo Bahia 1Sc and Guaya
0ul cIio1oGP gEaRSXtSE srock-cOntinues IN demand
t %e ouS export Mos Ss: sA6o ana
sugar Shocks and Heads ss-inch 81 s6Sfl % &C. 30
inch 81 5Sae1 90; Old Shocks and Nsy Heads %.
inch 81 SIS; 36ineh 81 95G@l 40 old shooas without
pipes IS 566se Empty HoRsheads, s2 4o Hoops ID feet
CHIcoRYIn fair request and generally sssay Soo we
Sec Taylor Brohers English Cheory, casks and barrels
SCoFFEE-Brarf growths on the spot Aro wanted 70
tefiy Fair cargoos quoted 1S 34c. Sales $500 bags
No OF II 1.4c Mild grades have far demand Saes
bags West indies private terms and ZOO mats East
throughout the entire day and this general drift bear
weakness In Hayre Prices declined POLO points
early and subsequently points m2Ie on local selling
%Se M 3Glss T! aay s9 pig Rio steady
Regular First 10 kos), 200 Good second 90 kos),
ESQ., Exchange priyate) % IS receipts 1900 baRsj
Rio clearances for United states 1000 blgs klo clear
Santos receipts 1000 bags receipts az RIO July %
April %, 1852 72l 900 bags same time 1853 9l8oOO
bags same time 1887 30620 900 bags; receipts al santos
SSs 900 bags same time 1887 22I1O6o bags Sales here,
2l,b0
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european advertisements
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAsT-"By thorough knowledge Of the nat;
nutrition and by careful application OF the nne properties
OF we'll selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our break
fast tables with decatey favored beverage which may
Us many heavy doctors bills II is IN tho iudlelops
OF such articles OF diet that constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every ton
denoy b. dis HUNDREDS OF subtle maadies floating
around ready attack wherever there IL weak point
we may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly noutishsi
frame.n--Cvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only In
half ns by Gtocers labelled thus; James EPPS
CO., homeopathic Chemists. London England"
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aIterellaneous.

PRIVATE OFFICE for Centennial % rent 0 windows
rented sspratey. Address MODERATE PRICE. Boz
u. yvbune Once
"A PAYMENTS AND FLATS should be furnished With
plsogEN FUEL; wsrfderful neT inxentlon
selstse1o coal clean convenient gas hfes hts any
All the advantages Of stove az haif the cost
% GOAL ! On exhibition. Gail or send postal.
AARAoVED LIGHT HEAT. POWER AND MANU-.
EACTuRiN0 COMPANY
1876 BrvAdway.
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Nfu ,DnbIitaticns.
WoRTHINGToNs CENTENNIAL BOOKS
AT SPECIAL parcEs

rnHxENHIAL soUyEHJr TX Twenty three steel perssit
q the YfeSdepfH, from Washington 20 Harfisei
fH&HSsilg EpTf1oN on SuE fGEs1pxgrs nom
= Wssb{rQfan 20 Harrison. TT Virginia 4. To&npen6
q. s. T R0,tsfS,sF AZ yel sfS ss
s m RcIssbn J. Leasing With steel sngYayings iron
oS{nff CRAVINGS by eminent artists Portraits InepA
- - 3<xT< 4 Nd IT'S kSS3Cf kII0NE-By Bepson y.
S xoei5ao vita nearly i53 eagravsngE Small ato
AZ 6aor1oS5 sctgue, GIT edgeA -.
ssonrHBGToN CO.: 7s7 Broadway. New-Yark
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RAILROADS..
I EHIGH VALLEV RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of ccrtlands and
DesbFosses SITS. as follows
$50 a. m. for Catasauaua and intermediate points.
o. N for Geneva Lyons, Elmlra Rochester, Buffalo
and tho Wos and principal local points Chair 70
lmira.
ii y m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
i D. M for Tunkhannock aud intermediate points.
Chair 10 TunkhannocA Connection 70 Reading and
S4o u m for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair car y L., anu Is; JuaSyv,,
$40 d. m. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate pointa
Connection 60 Reading ana Harrisburg. ohalf car %
Maueh Chunk. -
b. m fof Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
ana the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
Trains leaving at 8 y. and 40 D. m con.
nect for ali points Mehanoy and HaIle0n coal regohs
SUNDAY TRAINS.
.. m. for Manch Chunk. HAzletOn and intermediate
sIs D. N. for ooplay and intsrmedase po:nts
and the West Pullman sleepcr h Lyons - ~>~'e'S
80 General Eastern ohice. 23S Broadway.
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aaus,faI 5nstrumenis.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
"A Of make which were specially selected and usc<
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY
during the past opera season win be sold az LIBERIA
reduction from our regular priees
wa. KNABR & Co.. 1fR Bth-aye.. above tethst
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Mt EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ~''' - RIVER RAILROAD,
GREAT F0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and AFTER April 70 trains leave


.n aoss sss and Nsn s1R rp AH ssn
sss s '.s E'Tff1 Albany ia S "
gsss.E 7RB sH ssx
Tsss syi.s ss .nf issns care tss
$ sSs Il sssnSs. ns sas an E
S men sss fp asr y ss s % TO
rSo Cleveland oinenna eIDdissaaPS 3eSSs and
x SO M, western NeSYofK Northern EIpres
70 s.g bsss sGss ey N'ih
s:s6 Albany iSSy s1d U'ioa Special with draw.
sdf a4 4ssey an. a1f 1sz Sss
points pofSt on on Eteeeurs r r c,...,, 8. -
pres: ssa s Hss.
S1S and and ss WS essbasd sSa
s !;
ssa. @ ;:.s .;S.s
e SEss:I, ii R S5:ss::
S.ns Msf "a s,
ssA .s sssss ssss 'af sSsss
at Albany with Sn ah for sSs wss
.. a q s, a9a ;sSs
Esd! Rc:s ! RsSs 80 SS
Ton w sss Express calls for and checks baggage
fs {: SsE Is sa Sa n sR '
FAST p1TTsF1ELp AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner prswng Room sa sS' sas
g. es3's a Si0H Fast ss @s superior ssiSes ''
GEORGE IL. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. NJ ToCCEY, General superintendenI
NEW LINE TO WASHINGTON AND
~ BALTIMoRE, vie Central 3 z, q Esw;ysi:sy
g paadRSs and aSsdRs "a
fare for fh sBs rH N n Sc s'sy xsc s ~ trans
l'oi For a' %ssSas.n baltimore petsn and Chester,
su iSS $50 a. M M ESQ 80. AS M i aishl
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