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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
FRONTIER PARADE,


Ats o'clock in the morning, of the COM
bined Wild w est and Forepaugh's Shows
will be enlivened by Four Brass BANDS!
and there will appear Mounted Cowboys,
! Babies, Sharpshooters. Wild Western
Girls on horseback, and the Deadwood
Coach, drawn by six horses, and also what is
believed to be
The First Emigrant Wagon That
Ever Went West.
1t is 142 years old, was used at the Battle
of Germantown. 1t has outlived the ''Won-
derful One Horse Shay" and is now pre-
served and utilized and exhibited in the pa
rade as reverential trust together with
CANOE USED BY GEN. WASHINGTON
at the time OF the disastrous defeat of Brad
dock. And all the Great Golden Chariots;
all the massive animal dens, wide-open
cages of wild beasts, all the Mighty Herd
of Marching Elephants ! all the hand
some horses all the gay cavaliers and faire
all the hippodrome horses, all the pretty pc
MES, ALI the immense paraphernalia and peer
less pageantry displays, all the barbaric
wealth of Ormus and Of India, all the saw
All the Wild West and Great Forepaugh
Shows combined, ALL all will appear at 8
o'clock, in the most novel, pleasing and pict-
uresoue pageant ever presented. And three
ton day, at 70, 2 and in the forenoon, aft
ernoon and evening, and the admission will
be only so cents. Children under nine, %
cents. Ten thousand seats. Cheap round
trip excursions on all lines of travel
Secure your Reserved Seats and General
Admission Tickets for any entertainment at
the usual slight advance at Mussetter's Drug
Store, corner Wabasha and Fourth streets.
Three performances in Minneapolis on
TUESDAY, AUG. 6. Forenoon al 10; after
noon at Q; evening at 8.
SHOW TRAINS-Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway Short Line will run trains
to show ground Murray HilD as follows:
Leave Union Depot Monday morning, Aug. 5,
ct 9. 10. 1880, IL, IL noon). 2. M. 2, 8.
5, 6, z, 7:15. 9 and 11:30. LEAVE MUIR
4;16, ;46, 5:22, 6:15, 6:37, 1922, 1922
and IL so. Fare, cents. West Seventh
street car line also runs to the great show
grounds
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Wire Window Guards and Desk
Rail.
st. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Third.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
Excursion Rates

Parrots, Parrots, Parrots.
De Cou & Co., 81. West Third.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Subject-Holy smoke! Don't touch
my head there. There's where my wife
hit me with the rolling pin yesterday
when | refused to trot the baby.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Sell Your Surplus Furniture to
Kavauagh & Johnson, 1S7 & 1S9 E. 9th.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
FACTS AND FANCIES.
A Deceptive Bump.
Omaha World.

Olndud w OTlu.
Lecturer on Phrenology-Now, ladies
and gentlemen. you will observe that
the subjects bump of amativeness is
very prominent, and it is safe to say
that he and his wife are the most loving
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

4Oc Japan Tea at zoe
At Regelsberger Bros, go East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
FREDDY Knew.

Except Sunday. Oher trains daily.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Dollar Minnetonka Tours
Via Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway ON Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Includes the steamboat trip of the up
per and lower lake. Leave st. Paul at
a. m. Returning, leave Hotel st.
Louis 4:25 and 10:40 p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

We have effected the purchase of the entire bal
ance of Handkerchiefs of foreign manufacturer
They comprise every leading style produced this season.
AliIinen
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Here and there you will find slight imperfection
in one or the other Handkerchief but you might have
to look through good many dozens before discovering
one YOU WILL BUY THEM GLADLY AT SIGHT
Kindly call early tomorrow morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
AIIu " UTIu-F dIQ6u UI6Hb
FOREPAUGHSHOW
JEFFERSON AVENUE !

AT IU. Az. AT o.
Three Grand and Perfect Performances.
JEFFERSON AVENUE !
(Near Seventh Street)
The new, greatly enlarged and entirely re-
modelled WILD WEST EXHIBITION pre-
sented here precisely as for protracted terms
Chicago and Boston. First presentation
here Of the grand and terribly realistic mill
tary drama,
GEN. CUSTER'S LAST RALLY !
Or the Battle of the Little Big Horn,
200 GENUINE SAVAGES !
Scouts, Soldiers, Plainsmen. ETC., appear, in
Guiding many of the
Survivors of Gen. Clusters Old 9TH Reg't.
Everywhere pronounced the grandest and
greatest national and patriotic object lesson
ever set before the youth of this country, and
conveying to their minds more forcibly than
any spoken words or written sentiments in
prose or poetry, that
CHE who dies for his country,
Never dieS.'
The perils of early Western emigration Wv
idly portrayed in the representation of the
AtrociOuS Mountain Meadow Massacre
And many other intensely interesting and in.
structive scenes illustrating the advance Of
civilization on our distant frontiers. Veri-
table "Pralr1e SchOOnerS, the
MAYFLOWE RS of the WEST
Drawn by oxen, and filled with bearded and
bonneted humanity, are represented, slowly
toiling over the prairies-they are suddenly
attacked by redskins, and are rescued by the
timely arrival of band Of mounted cowboys.
The Robbery of the Overland Mail !
Bucking horses, Lassoing Cattle Capturing
and Hanging Horse Thief, Fort Life, Vir-
glnia Reel on Horseback. Noted Crack Shots
from the Plains and Prairies, led by the emf
nent scout and
Champion Marksman of the World.
DR CARVER the c'evil spirit of the
In. uhhYGh, plains"), famous Indian
Chiefs, squaws, Pappooses, all and every feat
ure of the Wonderful Wild West Exhibition
all united with 4-Paw'S Splendid
| Triple Circus! 4-Paw's Startling
/ Stage Sensation! 4-Paw's Glorious
Htppodrome Races!
4-PaW's Mammoth Double Menagerie !
ls4-Paw's Trained Animal EXPOSE
ton! Adam Forepaugh Jr's remarkable
| 3O-Horse Bareback Act. the feats Of
| his Fighting, Dancing and Clown Elephants
| the Rope Walking Blondin Horse, together
with ECLIPSE, the Trapeze Horse!
| Truly the most Tremendous Amusement
| Consolidation in the whole world. The Grand
| and Glorious
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

We recommend careful perusal
MI s~ssas@sES sof our advertisements for the next
HxSEssaa - two or three weeks. The under
- signed, being in New York now, is
taking advantage of many SPECIAL DRIVES which
are offered by manufacturers and jobbers, who find
themselves overloaded with merchandise We of
fered these specaes because of our ability of handling
any quantity, however large if prices made low
enough
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

The entire populace everywhere fiocking
to see the only, the original. the famous the
educative, romantic and realistic
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

(1Ntdr SVVVlIIu StIt6t.I
The new. greatly enlarged and entirely re-
modelled WILD WEST EXHIBITION pre-
scented here precisely as for protracted terms
in Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington,
Chicago and Boston. First presentation
farv drama
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
THE PEOPLES THEATRE.

81 N E y 3 10 IN
Next week, a Grand Double Bill-"One
Touch of Nature" and "Simpson & Co."
Wednesday and Saturday matinees at p. m.
Tickets at Mussetters, corner Fourth and
Wabasha, and F1nch.s jewelry store, 155
East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Omaha World.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

The Knights OF Labor seem to be
divided against themselves, and owing
to internal dissentions warrants have
been issued for the arrest of General
Master Workman Powderly, aud other
prominent members of the order.
This is certainly matter for regret, as
Is also the rapid decline Of tins once
powerful order. Had il been con.
Quoted properly, and the wise counsels
0f Mr. Powderly followed, it would
have been Of the greatest benefit to the
woI king class, but instead OF that the
local assemblies fell into the hands of
men whose only object was to benefit
themselves. They cared nothing for
the men whose money was paying
them more than they were ever able
to earn, and consequently involved
them in causeless strikes and boycotts.
These things brought the order into
disrepute, aud its downfall is the re
suit. Had ii been properly managed
1t would have proved benefit, instead
OF an evil to the working class.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

The necessity Of trying capital cases
as soon as possible after the commits
sion OF the crime has again been shown
In the case OF the State vs.. Williams,
now on trial In our court The riot,
during which the boy was killed and
Tor whose death the prisoner IL now
on trial, occurred last June, over five
months ago. and 1t 10 not to be sup.
posed that the witnesses remember the
facts Is fully as they did when they
appeared before the coroners Jury,
three days afterward. The conse.
quence il that when they are called to
the stand they tell something different
to what they said at that time, and
thus weaken their testimony and leave
1t opes to contradiction. All capital
cases should be tried as soon as posi-.
BILE, as that 10 the only way that strict
justice can be melted out. Then. If a
prisoner Is found guilty, let the punish
ment be swift and sure, as nothing
can be gained by delay. If this
course was pursued all over the coun-
try there would be fewer homicides, !
as those who are inclined to acts OF
This nature would sop to consider be. |
lore mourning the certain -sonse.
luences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23
Explosion OF Natural Gas

BRApDoCK, Pa, Nov. ga two.story
brick dwelling in this place was blown to
pieces yesterday by an explosion OF
natural gas. A leak In the main was
discovered on Thursday night, and yes
terday evening Charles Householder, an
einuloye OF the gas company, was sent TO
make repairh. lie had no sooner de-
scended into the basement than the ex.
ploson took place. In the house at the
time, besides Householder, were Peter
kelsh, his vile and six children. Mrs.
kelsh, who WAS sick at the time, was
thrown into the street and fatally injured.
Householder was fatally burned. Kelsh
and five OF the children were severely in-
jured, bat are expected to recover.
An explosion OF La'ural gas in the base.
ment OF a house iu Pittsburg yesterday
morni Hg, wrecked the building and ia
tally injured Barbara Kuolle, the servant
girl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, November >, 80.
There are no me. n, pal
try little lots in our Dress
Goods Bargains when guam
titles are small we t. II you
Hundreds OF pieces &C mplete
and uncut are represented
IN the following items
Bargatn Gyn,na ties
Printed Wool Flannels, e.-
pscially Tor wrappers, q
inches wide, fifty styles, at
less than half-have been
81 cents, to day Is cents
The desis ms are plain and
fancy stripes, flowers a n d
palms ia v rious elegant col.
ors. This is the phenomena
Bargain of the season, Fun
as they go Tor you and us
somebody loses W e n e
sorry, can't help it.
Among the Dress Robes.
Two very elegant Il signs
In ak popular shades at SIS
reduced from S25. Fitting
company ior tn If compan-
j n Barsaia Robes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

CITY SOLICITOR TURNER gained a
victory last evening in the conviction
oil three of the members OF the notori.
Gus lrma Club, which entities him to
the thanks OF every parent in the com.
munlty. Judge Ball promptly followed
this up by imposing fines and impri-
sOnment in each case sufficiently to
teach these young men lesson which
they will not be likely to forget for
some time. The prosecution has sue
ceeded in breaking up this club, but
there are others of the same kind in
full blast which deserve the attention
OF the authorities, as the sooner they
arc wiped out Of existence the better II
will be tor the morals OF our young
men and boys, and for The virtue Of .
certain class OF young girls. Every
one Of these pest houses should be fer.
Ietted out, and this ia a work in which
the Law aud Order Society csn proiita.
bly, engage. The majority of these
club rooms are worse than The saloons,
and do more injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

A CERTAIN Mr.. + Evans is trying
TO organize u National Reform Party.
composed OF Prohihitionists, Union
Labor, GreenbacT, Equal Suffrage and
other parties, but it seems that he has
under aiken contract which it viii be
difficult for him to tulhll These parties
ere so different III their principles and
objects that il would prove difficult
matter to ualte them under one ban
ncT. II is probable that each of these
parties would wasn't 10 draw up It's own
platiorm, which ot course would cause
trouble, and II is an exceedingly difi.
cult matter 10 sre how II platform could
be formed 10 suit them all. Then sgain
ihere would be trouble about the can.
didstes, for II the GTeenbackers should
INSIST on nominating saloon keeper
tor an Office the Prohibitionists could
not support him. or ii Union Labor
man was nominated the Green hackers
would be compelled to ignore him. SO
1t seems that Mr. Evans has 10 irving
10 form this new party undertaken a
more than hopeless task.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

All we want Is to have q
clothing and prices side
side. The verdict is o II +,
every time. Ninety.fve CT
toners in every hundred bu
To-day the lines are an
Gladly strong In first. cls
overcoats.
Black, blue and Oxto,
Melons and Kerseys, slI
New lots Of the SIS sa,il
lined fur beaver overco.t
Fur beaver overcoa,s, 50
in lined, Sac. Same as Ia
years $25.
Perfect luxury in o "
coats at $50 and $40. "
don't know how to m a K
better.
The day is gone by d
the high prices paid to me-
chant tailors. It's impossi
BILE to be measured and /.
be better fitted than our el,
giant ready-made. Perie,
hitting and elegant In e.ei
respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

The noble comp anyoi
Dress Goods Bargains VOL
comes another associate, 81,
IS and 80 cents, hsve each
had their worthy praises
sounded. To-day 37l cents
claims notice. 3S-inch all
wool Trlcot and g e r m a n
Silk mixed plaIds each have
been so cents. The Tricots
are solid, substantial, staple
and destined to sell by the
hundreds OF pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

Nor LONG ago Postmaster Genera
Wanamaker deemed II necessary Il
remove postmaster In South Cur0lins
who happened to be friend OF the ex.
Rebel General Wade Hampton. The
latter Immediately wrote a letter to
mr. Wanamaker, in which he accused
him OF interfering with "my post.
Office" and alleged that he repre-
sented the feelings Of the people of the
boath in what he said. That such is
NOT the case is shown by the press of
the Souih, which repudiates General
Hampton's sentiments and asserts that
they do not reflect the feelings of the
People. Among these papers is the
Marion Index, one Of the most influ
entail Democratic journals in South
Carolina, which says:
FOR thirteen years Senator Hampton
mas stood upon the very summit of DO
htieal power in South Carolina, a hero
worshiped from altar OIL by . hero wor-
shiping people. Unfortunately, how
ever, Senator Hampton has lost prestige
among many people 10 South Carolina.
He is not the hero he once was, IL Ia 10
be regretted that his latest venture. his
celebrated letter 10 Postmaster General
Wanamaker, contains nothing in 1t that
can be commended. We repudia;e the
Idea that this letter meets with universal
favor among the people OF South Caro-
hns- 30 lar from this being, 60 we are
mistaken in the people OF the State II
they do not condemn the venerable
senator's course In this matter. II II
should be admitted that Senator Hamp-
tons charges against Mr.. wanamaker
IN regard to the postmastersbip at Co.
ium6ia are true, It should be borne In
mind that precisely identical charges
have been made against most every man
In public life, aud even the Senator him
SELF.
Mr.. Wanamaker Is 9 Republican.
but his integrity is not for that reason to
DO impeached. h g public record Is as
free from reproach as Senator Hamp-
tons, and there is no reason to believe
him to be otherwise than the honorable
gentleman he processes to be. Senator
Hampton's letter does him no credit. Ii
eaVofs strongly OF bombast and he has
only made himself ridiculous by his
Uluster In the public prints. His letter
was uncslled for aud inexcusable, con-
siuered from any point OF view"
This, and similar sentiments ex.
pressed by other papers, show that in
this matter General Hampton has only
expressed his own sentiments. Of
which there lie no noubt by this time
he is heartily ashamed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

IT SEEMS that the police are Just as
allow in supplying Information 10 the
press in Philadelphia, in regard to
crimes rs they are In this city. When
\ robbery is committed all the facts are
kept as quiet as possible, and il a re-
porter happens TO hear of it aud ap.
proaches those who are supposed 10
know the particulars he Is very apt to
get snubhed. In many of these cases
the authorities seem to think that the
more they can conceal the facts the
greater their chance for pretending
the offenders. This theory, however,
does not work well in practice, as ex-
perience has shown that the greater
the publicity the better the chance tor
arresting the offenders. We have
known OF several cases Of THEFT In this
city where the perpetrators were
brought IN justice through the news
papers, and yet IN the lace OF these
facts the authorities persist in keeping
the details of robberies and other
crimes from the reporters, and thus
assisting in the escape Of the perpetra-
tors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

| sn'a,infa OmaV IA hhoAD p.
| " wv Az. 1919
| TRAINS LEAVE DEI AWE nEpnr
| EAar Bounn
'AXprehs trhinA
| EEw YoRK. week DAVIS saIs ., m an n,
| q. IN. aI2 Os. - 1855 d -, a. N ~ v" -i''3'
NEW Yotk. sund,ys 81 X .on
sl!os. ~ ). % 81 a. y. M. w.
| IhILADELPhIA. week days. s2l3. C Oa
a'Vl ~, - o. pOl sl0 70, 10 20. Ill =
| a ~, II ", w, y ., 3Ou ilq 90 lS
,.oio - ~, o 30 'iO.l3 =. III.
| hiLAphLFhiA, sundays. '2l3. 1@ go
49, sG. ~ a. NJ. ~ Us. 90. % 10
oOC, fl9 % ", b21, Ol4 GF, 90, sIO 1.
j, ~,
ChEslhh, Wcek Gays. 2l5, sos, 7Ol
-'h 'o9, % oV, wv. 80 ~, iUB Ill IS
q m. ~ Os ! " - q, 500. 4l0, s5 /.
~ 6l0. 1914 700. 81. sIol3 i. M.
CHESTER, sundays, s2l, TO- 80 $50
10 'bia 25.G1O. 500. i5n ana .iOiin' m
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., ZOO n M.
- 81 i. m, daily.
WEST DOINn
p.t,t,,,,,,, -,
~ ~ more nhI Ahslilngto :. - 20. 81 a
- 20 L. IN. 70. 81 .. DID, S3, - Is;
~ at''y d'ua' NJ '2l1p. u. daily,
~, ~, ,,i,' "a ". :,
u,. n'ii ,,u"re anu principal stations on
~, ~ t9'',' 30 " H. dhiiN.
~ pu'E 'ei' - IN. aHd 'j..5 p. M,
& caso. IS i7n, IN ,e37n ,,.
Cincinnati and I. I,ontI III ~, HNlly'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

II has been well said that 1t IL more
blessed to give than to receive, and we
may add that it is also qute pleasant to
receive, and almost everybody ex poets to
receive Christmas present, and any one
wanting anything in the iewelry line can
certainly BE- suited both in quality and
price by calling at WIlliansous 105 W.
Eighth street. They ire getting 10 a
rec line OF goods, and their prices are
certainly low for hpe goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23
1t Don't Require ANY Fight,

~ II lie not necessary TO 20 to the Fidelity
Wall Paper Company or 70 any oil er
pace IN tie city 20 get gilt papers 10,
j. OF Is Gems, and from that To two dol
Iar- piece, rs they can be had AZ 5ll
Market street or All Madison street. also
8fst-ClAss men to execute tie work at
ress nab prices, sud thereby save your
expense OF & ing To tho ity, and have
your work uyne Tramptly. ANY one
sniDg work drue pleas ste. IN At
either store and be COW in,ed il AIN L |
correct. a so win dow shades, NJ the ye'
lor est prices, hung 10 the wIudGws on
Sne best spring fixtures
GgD. ". COOLEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23

Coal AMI wood, -four and feed, chigh
coal, schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All grades
of spring and winter wheat flour. Min
nesota -four, Hungarian -four, LEAFS flour,
IN b4rrels VI half barrels. All kinds OF
mill feed at mill prices. Oak or piue
kindling wood IN blocks or split. Care
lul drivers aud 22IO lbs. 10 the ton guar
anteei. Office, yard and warehouse, Sl7
West Front street. Telephone $40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-23
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
November 10th. sss.

Tnains viii leave Wilmington a. folio -.
a,s'ss ". ~ ssSzpr, 20 B; Ia ss a. ga
!: n, 'laISs ,sS. - In, ssis ~. ~ ~
t IS. R s e. 80 g. i 20:
81 Hs''.:' !:. . '' s:S I s:s az: nc
4 M, e = ia g e.. s 10. so ,es
al NJ, " ssre, ia sss .as@ s@ sa.
* a "a ". a. 1o d "a q 3 y . az q
| For Yes, Chester; u. iamokin, % aud
~ fof Sssars ; asa ! p u,,rm,a,.,.
ssi,lnore and latsrmediate' u Stations. 2 a,
isliimarss aaa ND Nay Line e y ~ 3. IN.
baltimore and v sshinsion. "a. 500 Ell,
o a az "a "a M M, MoG ia "a %$
Trains iar Del.wsrs DIVISION iesys sI ri
eS 81, Sa ~ e., ga "a ma m, iisL ass s@
h.rrlagton, Delinar. and way stations,
Espress Tor Harrington. sSo anil 100 y. IN.
Express ior Dover, Harrington. and Del-
Express Tor Gap. Charles, old poin, Com.
TORT aud Norfolk, II VI .. M, aud u q ., m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VIII
ininston iexpress) - -. III, ssi, 10 %,
t y u y y : sOs .sm IA "a o,i, s9L StS
, 4. k.sqo.ods,ioa, sASIs Dasn@ a. m,
10 " aud II ~ y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a, Fer rhilsdslphi. (express), 81 7.l an,
m.sl A. u, RI Sh ba. vz, 70a aud
Accom- odaiIon, 100. Ah sfoa NJ. iaia
q. tio, ~, 70 ~ ana 10 Is y. Nj.
ror Csester 3eknressh l.sa. H.5l A. NJ, hIT.
Accomodstio", 100. SIS 80 a. M, u. 10
LA 40. and 10 sSr. NJ.
7.c soT MsT i, s noJs 'srprs.s. ~ A 90,
For West Chester, via Lamokin, s.nA. NJ,
For New "a, Tie ~ IS nlght.
For ape Charles, Old Point Comfort. aud
tor Middlstown, Clayton. Dover, wyoming
Laurel, and DeImar, II. Of night.
Baltimore aud Washington. go. s.ot, 10. IL
A. NJ, 206, "a, 81 o., e. Z 80 l., NJ and
Y Night. Baltimore s.ia r. NJ. aud a. Is
Leave Philadelphia BROAD strs I, for will
mington te.prssl. $50. IN Ills AN,
g o., 'oit. So. CS7. II ia iiS. and
Accom- m odation, ssA . 10, IO2sa. m, J2.N
20b q 10, Al lOp, u % y, N.
For further Information, passen gers ar
referred TO the ticket ONCE al the station
Trsins marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra iAfe 10 charged.
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