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Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
NORTH CAROLYN 4 NEWS.

State Chronicle: The President
has appointed MIR J"shna b. Hui,
OF Raleigh, To be U. S. Marshal f9r
the Eastern District He held tina.
place from 1874 to 1884 and made
all efficient officer There seemed
TO be 90 opposition to his appoint
ment and no one else applied tor the
place. This appointment will give
general satisfaction.
Shelby Aurora Sheriffs and mag
istrates are now authorized 10 admin
lister oaths in certain cases when the
performance Of their duties requires
them to take justified bonds Depc-
sitions eau be taken in certain cases
before county commissioners and
aldermen. Surveyors are required
to have their surveying chains tried
by standard keepers.
Durham Tobacco Plant We re-
gret to have to chronicle that Mr..
Jno T. French, Of The Durham boot
anL shoe store, found it necessary
to day TO make deed of trust for
the benefit Of his creditors. Mr.. G.
w. STAFFORD is the trustee. We did
not ascertain the amount OF liabilities
and assets. Messrs. Geo. Il. French
81 Sons Of Wilmington, are the prin.
cipal creditors. We will be glad il
Mr. French shall be able to get bis
affairs adjusted aud continue bust.
ness among US.
Lincoln Courier: 1t is interesting
to the citizens OF Lincoln county to
know that there has been a mill in
existence on the same spot where
Max Warlick's mill now stands
about six miles northwest of this
place, for more than l40 years
The Indians destroyed it three times
by fire It was rebuilt about the
year 1917 by Mr.. Henry Canble and
others Mr. Gamble was the father
of our townsman, E. H. Cauble
During the whole time the property
was owned by Mr. Warlick's ances
tors, and he says he wants bis (helrs
pos'erity to keep it the next hun
dfed and forty years and forever
afterwards.
=, Nashville Argonaut: The State
Of n orth Carolina is eminertly adapt
ed to successful sheep husbandry
This one industry can be made o
great importance to the State ano
a very great help in her industria
career. The great drawback which
men who have engaged in this busi
ness have heretofore experienced
has been the destruction of thei
flocks by the numerous and worth
less halt starved ours, owned by peo
pie too trifling to make living to
themselves and children, much les.
their dogs, which infest the country
1t surely seems that tax should
be put upon dogs sufficiently heav,
to prevent people who are unable
to properly care tor their own tami
lies from keeping a pack of worth
less ours to prey upon the commu
nifty. Surely our Legislators art
brave enough to meet this Issue
square 10 the face,
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
TIME COURIER-JOCR
The Representative Newspaper OF the
Southwest. Largest Circula-
ton of any Democratic
spaper Ill
America.

1t is the paper tor the Farmer. The
Merchant and the Family Circle. Pop
ular and cheap. 1t advocate, Il reform
OF the present high tariff, and Wages
viyor,u, war Oh all subsidies and Mu-
1,opolies 1t is enpiiaticallv the pto-
Piles paper. and its immense circulation
throughout the United States atte,tS it,
power as the organ Of the people.
THE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL Is
the largest and best Democratic news
paper issued. 1t is an eight page paper
of eight columns to the page, and its
sixty-tOur columns esch week are filled
with live and Interesting matter. 1t is
newSy. bright and clean. aud leads the
American newspapers OF the day. The
regular subscription price is only 81 Il
year, and to clubs OF eight yea ly sub
scribers at one time. with eight dollars,
an extra copy is sent one Year TO the
address OF the club-raiser, or TO any
other address desired. In other words.
nine copies one year for eight dollars.
The COUKIER-JoUKNAL is the on.
great newspaper, west OF the Allegha-
nies, and south of the Potomac and the
Ohio, which has had the courage. the
independence and the ability TO stand
and resist the flood-tidc OF monopoly
sweeping over the land and to make an
upright and di>intcrt~tcd defense OF til,
to.in5. taX-payiny misses oi the pto-
pie. Fighting all dishonest Schemes.
the COCKIEK-.I OURNAI i as Il sentinel
on the watch-tower. steeplc>> aud Wy
liant.
Subscribe TO the WEEKLY COE-
RIER JOURNAL aud learn the truth, and
join III the People, Battle Of Resistance
Daily except Sunday. one year. SO
Daily except Sunday, one month, 81
sunday, one year. s..
sample copy ami premium supp'c-
mcnt sent free OF charge 10 any AT
dress. A variety OF ustiui and attractive
premiums is offered with the toUKItt-
Journal. Agents ranva>>ing outfit
also provided tree OF charge. No trav-
cling agents are employed 10y the tou-
RIEK-JOURNAL. but Il good local agent
is wanted in every community, t.
whom Il liberal cash commission Is al
lowed. Address
W. y. IALDEMAN.
President Courier journal Co.. Louis
vile, Ky.
In Club with this paper, the
WEEKLY COUKIEK-JoUKNAL and
the ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
will be sent TO one address one year
for s1.S5.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

Let all who think Of leaving North
Carolina for the We or North w est
consider the accounts which come
from that section Of cyclones forest
fires, prairie fires and other disasters
OF this season. Let them remember
also, the nature of the biizzards
which visit tina, section in the win.
ter, and let them remember that
Northwestern farmers themselves
are looking anxiously to the South
for homes -.isheuilIe Citizen.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
CAUTION TO MOTHERS.

Every mother is cautioned against
giving her child landanum or paro-
goric it creates an unnatural crav-
ing for stmulapts which kills the
,alnd or the child. Ackers Baby
Soother Is specially prepared to ben.
eft children and cure their pains. 1t
is harmless and, contains no Opium
or Morphine. Sold by Q. Hooker,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
END OF LIBBY PRISON.

CHICAGO, Nav 7lh. A dispatch
from Mayssille. Ken, says that the
freight train which was transporting
the famous Libby Prison from r CHI
moni to Chicago was wrecked seven
miles east 6: that place yester day by
The breaking of an axle OF one OF the
cars The remains OF the war relic
were l'rotosely scattered ahou, aud
people ti1cked to the scene all day
TO secure old bricks and luz Der as
mementoes. No one was hurt :
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The next regular meeting OF the
County Board of Education will be
held y, llillsboro on Monday, June
Sd, 1889. Any matter relating to
the interest of the public schools of
the County may be brought before
the Board a, that time.
On Tuesday, June 4th, 1899 ,at
II O'Clock, NJ, the Bard of County
Commissioners aud County Board OF
Education will meet in joint session
TO elect County Superintendent of
Education in place OF Rev. j. L.
Currle, resigned.
JOS. \. HARRIS.
Ch mn Co. Board OF Education.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

There are many excellent pnblica-
tons for boys ard girls, and it is
Guite difficult tol make choice
among them For more than long
time we have been reader Of Col
den Days, q large and handsome
weekly paper published in Phlladel.
phia bv James E!verson, and we
have come to admire it very much
No matter is found in Golden Days
that TIE most prudent parent could
object to, and then everything Is
presented III such an attractive way
that vourg folks are sure TO read i,
and watch anxiouslv Tor the mail
that brings the next issue. Golden
Days is also issued AZ monthly,
aud sub-crlbers can have their choice
OF rcccl.ii. the paper week y or
getting each months issues bound
The subscription price is s. per
annnm.
We copy the above from the
Canuonsburg pa Xtrold, and take
this opportunity of advising parents
To subscribe tor Gole1op DuIs for
their children 1t is tie best publ
cation Tor boys and glrs that comes
10 our office.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
STRICTLY BUSINESS.

VIA, ls the Swift Specific Com
pany2 Who compose the organi
za,i"n? Is it clap-trap paten,
medicine humbug, gotten up to de-
ceive and make money out of the
people? These questions we think
are answered by the officials and Cit
izens OF our city and State.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 10, 1888.
We know the gentlemen compos-
inc the Swift Specific Company
They are prominent citizens OF our
State, men of means and OF high
character and standing.
w. A Ilemrhill, President Cap
ital City Bank.
j. IL. Porter, Pres. Merchants
Bank.
Paul Romarc, Vice Pres. Atlanta
National Bank.
l.. J. Hill, Pres. Gate City Nat
Bank.
John D. Gordon, Governor o.
georgia.
Alfred II. Colqui,,, U. S. Senator
J. T. Cooper, Mayor of Atlanta.
II. w. Grady, Editor Atlanta
Constitution.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
think Switt's Specific is the bes,
blood remedy in the world. l have
known it to make some wonderful
cures OF patients who were consid
cred incurable.
D. NJ. GRAYsoN,
/ Crowvllle, La.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
Is CONSUMPTION lNCURABLr

Is NoN>l MFIl0N lNtI KABll
Rad the following Mr.. e. IL
Morris, Newark, ArA, SAY Nv A.
"eun wuh .tL>ccsS ot<Inngs and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an lncnrab,e Consumptive Be
gan taking DR.. Kings New Dsscny
ery in' Consumption, am now on my
ihiri brltlc. and able 10 oversee the
w"r.> on M farm II IS the finest
medicine ever made
Jesse MidIlewar,, Decatur, Ohio,
SAYS: Had 1t not been for Or.
Kings New Discovery Tor Conslmp-
1i"n would have died Of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Nm non III best Of health >
Try it. sample bottles tree at w.
y. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
l1ORIGhGE SALr. OF LAND.

by virtue Of n moriyl e elre,! cNefs'-
ted 10 me by Nine.- Flick !. ap.. ln.y
recorlt'! il iIc "iii = q. Re-,i-'er III
Deeds - Drsu-" nItnji. III E<,oe T..
page ~. | "ils s+ll i5r cash 81 til
Sourt house door in Hi,l~onru on Mon
day, June -. l->9. i tract .: Ian! II
Bingham ioa n-hlp. adjoining lanis =
Arch 'at.-. Ann Morn .,,4d p{h.T-.
and containing :, aerrs more or !e--.
sale l. In:~le 10 -t.i-fy rnortg .ge aa4
costs.
Iii, Apr! -. l>>9.
". ". Rt.LVE~
MoE.-agee.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
CALI. or REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue ~ \ mortgaye dec. excel
ted /" .ne april 21,h. 49, ~ y l.
>hieid- arid wife and duv frg --eT'7l
Book T. page 10. of the Rr-.-f~f
office Of Orange toun'y. w! =! -
the highes, bidder Tor cash a. rlis '9nt
house door in HiIl>boro. Oh IhaF-!.,
May 23d. lS>9. sst II o'clock. "a, =
acres Of good land.
This a2,d day Of April. lss9.
6. L. FhRTHING,
Mortgage,
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
ARE YOU SkEPTICAL?

II SO We will convince you that Ack.
eFs English Remedy tor the lungs
is superior to all other preparations,
and is positive cure for all Throa,
and Lung troubles, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and Colds. We euaran-
tee the preparation and will give
you sample bottle free. 0. Hooker,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

Last Thursday morning an old
colored man was in town with a sui,
OF 3 Confederate Captains uniform
on, which he has been wearing as q
sunday suit fer the past twenty
years. which is still in good state
oi preservation. He has been offer.
ed s. tor the coat, but refuses to sell
t.-B4rlinlto1a .Ne1cs.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
!. tAS. I.IEDi.EN,
I'm Dna. 1ili.fYI.. Co. y. ,

n . I : 7
Having this day qualified Is tie Al
minl>tra'or at the late Martha ID. blaca-
well. hereby notify all persons iudeht-
eli 10 SAID estate to come forward AMI
pay the same. and all n,r-o,t~ holding
ci"l,n- against the SAID ,.>,a'e - pr.>.Il.
them to the uni-rsi. .crt Il ltrt.y
y authenticated on OF before the ltn dar
- April 1890. or thi- notice Will b
pic1i In bar ot their rcco yer.
This 1.h day 81 .iptii. n-~3
X. NJ. BI.At kWEII..
Ah.nll.i.i,atar.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

The Book Editor furnishes the
following figures Number OF trav-
eng preachers In The Methods,
Episcopal Church, South, 1864 in.
crease, la local preachers, 6,3o9-
increase, III white members, L.
l23, ,i9s-increase, 80, 153 cotored
members, 644-decrease lO5; Indian
meubers, i,9os-decrease. 2>s TO.
tai preachers and members, LILO.
o93 3-net increase, j., 531 1.-Hici-
AcJ,td .ldrocute.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Execu-
tor of the estate Of Willis Smith, decd.
notice is given to all persons indebted
to said estate 70 make immediate pay
ment. and to all persons having claims
against the said estate to present the
same properly authenticated within one
year from this date or this notice VIII
be plead i'll bar Of recovery.
This 81 day Of May. 1889.
II. Z. SMITH
Executor.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
Ch q Co. Board OF Education

The War Department has com
pleted the allotment of 100000 ap.
proprlated by Congress for the equip.
ment OF militia; North Caro,na's s
share IS $40, o,44l
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
GALE Oh MOEIG.AG,.DX y AND.

By virtue of 3 mortgage Iced execu-
ted to me by John kirkpatrick and bis
wife Charlotte. and duly recorded in
the Registers office Of Orange County
in Book e.. page "a. | will sell on .he
premises At l. O'Clock on Monday, June
18th. 1883. a tract Of land III bingham
township. on the waters OF Tom Creek.
and adjoining the lands OF ". q. stan
ford. Thomas j. Oldham am, Others.
l30 acres mole or less.
Terms OF sale Cash.
This l4th day Of Nav. 1889
DANIEL r. THOMPSON.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

Two .ald one Iiit rifles "">r :.
Greensboro. The i.Ini;l liza" -! ~ t.. <
-. X. X. l,a~~c~ through n "lG'.".
ani Withn !0i ir.' ~ I.ic utsrr rllt
trains ,nane regular Stops .Nl s"
each way. anl intlc> tntHctlio..> s;;i-
all trans at t,rct'l bore.
Ny Stock consists ot aif III, lea Ing
fruits cultivate! 10 ~i't til" So.llhrrr.
ana border NtAfr~. ncW and rlTe Ntf!-
eticS "t recent introduction and Ill -"
old standard >orl-. Also, Shade IIte,,
Evergrccn-, 30. g. Nc.
S.lli for dr-rrip'ls" cataloyp" ~
of Fruit Trees. Nlut-. &c. an,i >o=
Green House Catalogue 81 ,olir- pnJ
grown Roses. CIry>tI thclu ..m~ t.g!i.-
tons and a general variety ni bedding
and ilowcrih. Plants. real Tor p.fi
ing out IN April .tl,l May.
Catalogue tree.
Correspondence ohcltcI.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
C,TAIE OF NORTH CAROLINA.I
~ ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, 1ugust Term, 1889
Bette v G. Waite, PtlntiT,
4iqGin-t
Thomas ". ..te. Defehianf.

PJDLILA HUN.
To Thomas ". Waite
Take notice that an action for lii
vorce has this day been begun again.,
you By the plaintiff Bette Y. {. ~ hite,
in this Court. and you are hereby com
mantied 10 appear at the neXt term Of
this Court 10 be held on the .th Mon
tssy before the first Monday in >eptem-
Der. 1889. aud answer or demur TO the
complaint TO be filed herein within the
ir,t three days OF this Court or the re-
lief demanded in said complaint Will be
granted.
This My 9Th, ls>9.
;. u. GATFI~.
le,h - ~t,.s.rlur ssi.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

For consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis
dyspepsia, atarrh. Hay. Fever, De-
bility, Headache. Rheumatism. Neu-
ralgla and all chronic and ncrUo'ts
disorders.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
MANY Persons

Are broken down from ovtrwors o. household
cares Browns Iron HitterS
rcnuilts the system aids .geStion removes ex-
cess Of bic auG cl.0Ss malaria Get the genuine
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
Is LIFE WORTH LIVING !?

y Not II sou go through the world 3
dyspepuc. Aeser's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are q positive cure for the wors,
forms OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
'atul ulency and Constipation. Guar
anieed aud sold BY 0. Hooker,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

The eleventh census. it is thought,
will probably show that the United
States contains 7O,0O0,OOU people
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

The Compound Oxygen Treqtment. :
br>. >tarkey Il Palcn. No 1929 Arch
street. Philadelphia, have been using
for the last seventeen wears i a .cien-
entlfic adjustment II the element, Of
Oxygen and Nitrogen mngnet'z.d and
the compound is So condensed and
made portable that ii i, sen, all over tbs,
world.
DRs. STARKEf * PALES have the
liberty 10 refer 10 the following named
wel-h hlown persons who have tried
their Treatment
Hon. VIM. ID. Kelly. Member Of Con-
gress. Philadelphia.
Rev. Victor l.. Conrad. Editor luth-
eran Observer. Philadelphia.
Rev. Chas. ". Gushing, ID. D., Roch-
ester. y. Y.
Hon. VIM. Penn Nixon. Editor Inter
Ocean, Chicago, Ill.
". II. Northington. E,litor Of New
south. Birmingham, .Alabana.
And thousands 81 other, in every
part Of the United States
"toTnpouni Orggen--tts Nc<is u de-
tfon and Results" i, ti,e title of new
brochure OF two hundred pages. pub
i'-hed By DR.. Starhey & Paien, which
gives TO all inquirer- Iull information
:, 10 this remarkable curative agent
and record Of several hundred sur
prising5cure~, in q wide range Of chronic
ca-s>-mGny ca Of them after being abzn-
,iohed soe die br other physicians Will
De mailed free ,o any address on appli-
calon. Read the bToi.churc
DRS. STtRkEY & pAIEN.
No. l5r. Arch -. pllila,iclul,i... T.,
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18
D. NJ. GRAYSON,
Crowvllle, La.

Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
Tie SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

business failures throughout tie
country during the pas, week num-
Der 81, against 2l4 Tor the previous
ynn.L
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

DRS. ST.tRhEY & pAIEV.
80. l5rst Arch -. pllilaIclpl, Ia. p.
Orange County observer., 1889-05-18

nRS. STARKEY & PALEN'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
Danrine Araoemics.

~ FRNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th-st-A School
L for Dancing Department and CalIsthenc Exercises
Glasses are now forming Send for circular.
GEORGE W. VILLAGES CLASSES 20 Wet 59th,S. =
" Openng this afternoon and evening. Harlem school, 50
ami 50 West 126th-st., Oct. II. Circulars
u NICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, A West 18th
II st-Thorough school for dancing and department.
Waltz GUARANTEED; classes taken charge Of in city
or country by competent teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY, THE
INTFRIOCKINCi SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAp
SYSTEM.
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave stations foot Of Desbgosses and cOrtandt SIS
ON T ASp ceie6ratea NewYo and Chicago Limited
the pioneer Of u h c Vss 81 bsISs sd sax
Room Sleeping, Dining. Observation and smoking Cars
cSl RaSS ,.,,n v..,,e p.r,.y ana
Sleeping Cars RnHs Gs fST ap nd 81 su f ay ,
a riSus ssurday for Chicago and Toledo
80 D. m Western Express with Pullman p yestI69ls
Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily, except satuf
day csyef9 %n, and Tql sE Pullman veoue Sleep
ing Cars daily for PltlbuIg Chicago and Toledo daily
For WiIiiamsport, Lock Haven 100 a. M 500 m
fG5y ana 5ad he 81 IL Rg connecting CORY '
Lebanon 100 M s9S pp1 % SHd IA snd nd Radnu
f"E 90 II OO a. H. :0O 90 and 80 Sundays
SlS and 10 S2 mr. an and the SO soah wahso
Limited Of Pullman W R3r0r caSs da 10y except
s snPd5 asy loS %a bnn sF' Gar
% co. F'gr 5S sH g. s1 and
II % n nad 90 Sq p n.y. and 0G Il 10 ss iTa
sspd s. slsS Js3 Dining Car and Coaches through
For c tss HsS OS Car n and wSe 20
Ss Sas sd E'9% 20 s aaf sIS'y ssnda
"a psd go and SoS dG not SEP
AND Norfolk RslTSad 90 l p n daily via Baltimore
trains at jersey City, afordng speedy and direct
FOX is'PifH iaf IISfs NexESr
va peso So 90 co. 80 % Chicago Limited
Tl!S 90 Rn mn! = 30 az! 90 90 90 80
90 90 80, 90 and 100 m and i 90 no night,
sTSSays Express 90 is 600 % Limited and lS
p m. and 10 rs night Accommodation 700 3 G ~
o. and II 10 a. M T. ? 4 5, p m. and 10 m and
90 D. m on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
1,icLot onices Nos l. 1875 $40 and ga Broadway. !
Aston House and foot Of Desbrosse ana Cos o TS
ton.st Biooklyn: IS Hrdsonst., Hoboken; Staulon
Jersey City Emiglant Ticket Office, Castle SaI ss
The New York Transfer Company viii call Tor anu en
baggage non on c3i anu ie'' j r. WOOD.
General Manager. 6ehefal f"S' '7N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running lis
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!

300 p. NJ, 600 P. NJ, 80 P. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
GLANCE o. ANY CLASS or GAa rs p,os,v,v ,sa.
@ ana aof ass and 49,
oboke and New station Jersey C Where oyt dlskss
Checking and transfer baggage BE Obtained E1;
s' Hsni fsys local ains TO- 3 minutes earlier
a. m Every bay, bay Express, Pullman BuHet Drawing
No. Every Day vesabusa Limited Va Mea q" We
Suiea Day reacses Paa Dining Car;
Sleeping tsysI1n% o SRSR ma T ard s. Louis
a THA aN Fas Fq Rpcs via Buffalo
H na FSma@ a s E Chicago
Pullman Buffet yestDgled Sleeping Car e Buffalo and
G Train IN Of Day Coaches and pullman Bullet sleeping
Orange Gass g. cssSS5Ss Tl'l2r2 S&aR
f i 80 sunday: $50 3? az lS15 %
RufhS sC So j. a. 81 . G7 "a o. 2 sV :5a
5$5 S:i5 go 80; 49, g 10 10 go: $50 3 - 80
20 G75 or, 70 a 81 p g. SIS 6's7s'
Paterson sS . J. ~ 2 AS 80 - so
S S5 s3o 5is H. 55 so &c. s 49, g.
2 IS 3 81; e g. { so
22 3 s g. & 10 49, l. rs &c. o E.
Nes5 sS ( Z g 80 e 80 5so The s45 is
Gs5Sss Is j. g. B. 90 IS? go?
Sunday Sy local al trains main line As. sis 80 m;
aSi S9 3 n IS Ga aRRd % staIn' from West
Ensf .s % anS Fi9sl fS
days 8 is, 80, 1870 A.. $50 and 9 10 .ao an
NyseSko 5 b. &C. 17 lG Is 10 3d. e.
Sundays Is, 80 1 30 q, 30 SIS.
Send 10 In postage to General Passenger Agent fo
| " Suburban Homes" with local timetables
w. J. MURPHY, l.. p FARMER,
" General Supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.
AND OHIO RAILK0gA1tpi, =.
ID Fast Express Trains via PHIiILiNNEGToN
RNI TIMORE WANHlNN lONI

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE 0 On AL a. rk teSss:
FSr cInitHGo o ais p u oS 90 %ldmsGs, 90 m
For NiNCdTNNS Nh 81 RttITIMoRE. 80 m, loo
30 M go p 30 80 m M. y 80 2 80. sis'
900 D. m. II 100 minlghs ana wi,mngton except 3; 10
All trains stop at Chester ana "'''i"s''"
-. oar Space call at II. ":
Station foot ot IibCrty.sL - ,,l call for and ehee1
New.York Transfer C COMPANY VIII ''
!. r. ODELL. - Gsni PAS. AeAnA
=. General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
a. m for SIatington and intermediate points.
a. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira ROchester, buIia.o
and the West, and principal local points CHAIR cur !"
L nd Pullman to suspension Bridge
II a m Tor Elmlra and intermediate points Chair
car 20 Mauch Chunk. ,-.---.,,... ,oo,o,s
n m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
Chair cars to Tunkhannock Connection to Reading ana
40 D M for Elmra and principal intermediate points
Chair car to l.. & b. Junction and pullman seepef' "
"a 40 D. M for Satington and intermediate points
40 o. m. for Mauch Chunk ard lntermeoiAS pont@
Connection 10 Reading and HARRISBURG; .-... ,..,.
~ Geneva, Lyons. Elniira lSoehe,'er Islu aio
and a west Pullman sleepers ~ Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. ~, m I n m and q An
m Connect Tor All points IN Mahanoy and HsEleton
coal FesIohS' SUNDAY TRAINS.
81 m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton ana intermediate
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermedste points
N m FOR Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge General Eastern once 235 Broadway.