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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-08-01

Miss Maud Miller, Of Martinsville, ID
visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. L. West, north
Of town. n aS,
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Greenfield fair this week, Hillsboro
expects to be represented.
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Mr.. Ben Nelson is home on short
vacation.
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The time to pay your taxes is now.
This IL the last week without penalty.
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Prof. ]. H. Mckenzie IL Of on . two
weeks vacation to Chautauqua, N. Y.
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Miss Myrtle Mckee is visiting friends
in Washington O. H.
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For Exchanae-A good six-year.old
jersey COW for two-horse road wagon
Call at this Office.
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Mrs. J. J. Brown returned to her home
at Springfield, O., last Saturday.
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Mr.. Arthur Mather is studying law in
Office of Gardner & Sans.
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Mr.. Geo. Taylor, Of Chillicothe, is the
guest OF his cousin, Mr.. Will Morrow.
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Mrs. Broush Overman, Of Cincinnati,
10 visiting relatives in this place.
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We pay the highest market price for
choice Milling Wheat.
i'm. BOYD & co.

Plain and fancy queensware and glass.
ware at Bowles' store.
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Highest market price paid for good
milling wheat at Model City Mills.
EVANS 4 INQUIRE.
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While seated in kis palanquin,
THE MANDARIN.

While seated in his pslanquin.
Rode Ling Gum Foo. q mandarin;
Some laundry people working nigh,
Were hanging garments out to dry.
He beckoned with his golden fan.
And thus addressedthe nearest man
"Why do the robes upon your line
Like glaciers Of Alaska sasines
Since we set out from Ming Po Keen
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The present week has opened up with
more than ordinary activity in the Police
Court. H. H. Maddox, Esq, held court
on Sunday in the case of Thos. Meyers
and Andrew Morris, the latter for as
sault and the former for provoking it.
Five dollars and costs restored the Sab
bath to its former tranquility.
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A finer sight have not scent"
I'VE washed those garments, answered he,
with soap that's made beyoad the SEA,
The IVORY SOAP they call it there,
We find II good beyond compare"
Then said the mandarin profound:
Go. order me thousand pound,
And they who use another kind,
Shall prison cell and scaffold find!"
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A. WORD OF WARNING.

There white soaps each represented be COED the o"
ARE NOT but IKE al eounts @ the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of the sane. Ask oc "toy" Soap and Insist getting
Copyright byrpssn asm
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Ever Remembered.

J. j. KIRKHARr, Sect'y.
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Mayor Dawson was also called on to
protect the quiet of the Sabbath. John
Henderson had imbibed to freely of tan.
gle-leg to properly observe the day. and
Mayor Dawson charged him S. and costs
for thoughtlessness. Joe Mullenix, jr.,
was also found carrying BARRIERS imple-
ment on the eve of the Sabbath, and not
being in possession of a shop at the same
time, the Mayor said $40 and costs.
Stone pile.
/ i /
Monday opened up with charges
against John Southern and McArty for
violation OF the Owen law. Case con.
tinued on account of sickness. Also
Isaac Osborn and John Fryin the JUS
tice Court for stealing two chickens.
Five days in jail and fined one-half costs,
Tuesday brought its full quote OF busi-
ness. Henry Barber and Jack Kilgore,
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Camp Meeting.

Mesdames Reed Willett, e. Law
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-02

wandered over the town and hundreds,
without place to sleep, went struggling
about at night, hit or miss, waiting for
the dawn OF to day. II is the greatest cell
ebrsiion in point of people and magn'-
tude OF events that this country has ever
known. The centennial OF 1876 was only
greater in point of longevity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-02

whore he and Mrs. Harrison will be
gusts during their stay.
In the evening private dinner was
given President Harrison at Stuyvesant
Fish's house, on Gramercy Park.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-02
A CENTURY
Religious Services at
st. Paul's Chapel.
EXERCISES0N WALLSTREET
Where Washington Was Ia.
augurated 100 Years Ago
DEPEW'S GREAT GRAFTON
Delaware Leads the Militia
DEPEW'S GREAT GRAFTON
Delaware Leads the Militia
in the Pageant.
REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT

bAow New York Laid Itself 0uI
Ovor the Greatest Celebration OF
the Age-tmMeaso Througs on the
ssreets-RccePtiOns aud Hanqueta,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY or AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK sIGrAu
SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR TIE WhSr

The &C Se n9% si'i s%oS ss md Chicago
hs pSge' Of T Pullman Gs s' yesbu ss
Smoking Cars Lighted By mSyaele electric lights daily
Tor r'' Fss ne Win - Pu imam P,or
Aa. MIDI TI $SS,n v..nu.
$s9 & $S9ssS . ga 81 Fsa asy except s.'
n9 cars ft da sapFfi;s Chicago Tosdo
For er %s saPsaay1 1Si Hayen 90 90
Pd a Eo s e 6 po Regions connecting Corr, TOD
M 20 AND 70 sn4 % p Hsnr
fOs co. c' ii 100 a. NJ 90 800 aud 80 p m sunday.
B,h ms and M 10 GG a9f &c
s ssa aggy 10 9th Dining s'I Gaze %asas'I
goo aHa 80 a. n s'Srss So I'D
Boo and s ss1 HlgB 20 and SG ge5 sU sSq
might a g?1 R?"s e cA'iS5R HHs eaa V ana
To; wssS sR d H. cs 90 s y oS' AND
For g a:1F Va si RaSs.y ram" tnccy
'SS'f 40 1 .aG S s9S do no, stop
Nc,fok 10 va NeS S,ly v PABs ssSs
and Day H VII, al ,,,n..
Boat. Of a, BT eSsey civ aos speedy a. and
FOR Ra PPiHs1ITLADEhPHIA Express Trains leave
S sps S 60 Sr5et SS s IS Sp ~
d. Du nm Il 70 zoo 90 3 90 ss2 90 So 800,
90 80, 100 and Q 90 IN. and l2 rs night 40
Communication. II 10 a. NJ, 40 and z 90 D m sunS
s sSS Ei u.s. 30 o2 g 5Is35 % s7S 70
io:ib night. Accommodation. 90 Q. m
and II 10 2 4 8 D M h,s and 10 a d m snd
Ticket 6hlces, Nos J., AS $40 and 9t4 Br9adwsy;
Court ST. and BroOklyn Annex Station. foot OF FutOn-
6 y h 2%srsa z Ticket Once 6ass 's'
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHSS = PUGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
NETWORK CENTRAL
N AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government as the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL
FROM

THIS IS ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS Is, ROUTE
ALL TEAMS ShSSb tE GENThA sES fhoA
the arg H s@a s ''
tsa m. RSchester Express. wagner drawing room cara
New.York to syracuse coo.ro ,,,,o,.,.t and Man
tre sO speca wagner daxlngroSm Nsw;YOif 8
s ssn Rsroad and SSwYoFE Adams via Central
e11G 80 a. .'ry FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTIBULEp NEW.
Ss5s ss'SsaSs Sass
I ESSs SS4Hec Sss 4 G,svs
Albany with drawng.room for Cooperstown Elegant
ESP 9 6E
cag WSsaef da%as eaTs q Rchne spn
csnandaigua and Rochester Wagner dning-car Ne"-fo
for Yse52 MswYST and zp ss
sSa%. &C. Magnsf dfswingTSSm cars New.York To-
200 p, H. Saratoga and Lake George limited huns
sS Sa,g Roy 99y W sSa i George ana
Buffet Smoking and Library Car. al ,,,.,,o, ,,,w,,,.
room 80 .r 2 s, SaGeSF and S1U c. with
meets S o1n noz
points FitssR5uTg R r. Wagner dIa"iaS.FOOm car
Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St p TSgis F F.,
SqS md I'd Win 81 a
T9ogssDa Issaa ana aG .T1o ya ET Pres
Th e w aa N asSRA RAILROAD daily sSeD
rs p. M. Cauandaigua Accommodation. wasner
NS,6asS to q
dagua, on The 80 p m. train. ,., - r...,..,.,.
7 80 D. m. Montreal, ADIRONDACK t9d SsnannAgus
Express Wagner sleeping daily 70 Eestf Greek via
Soatoga and adirondack Railroad also tq Pttsburg con-
meeting at Pattsburg with pa.or cag 1os ssranae Lake
daily to Montreal MA RouSes Point and via s. A6enS
A"t % D. M Special Mail Limited; arrives a. k9chester
Al m RuraO 80 L. m. and Cleveland l 20 ID.
40 d. d. m Night ESprs'. for Rochester, Buffalo!
~ 7nuis Detroit Chicago, with wagner sleeping
Sieaning .cars 10 Canandaigua on sundays only.
Is midnight Tor s'rs,Sga %htshs and Rutland No
Albany. OOhhects a. AAOshJ Win TRAINS Tor ne
North and West - ,, - -, ,., - -
SALE at Grand Central station 4l3, 7s5 and 9i2 Broadway
- Park Place Battery Place. Is West 125th--t and
i3sth.st station, NewYorki sSS Washington and 72a
Fulton sts and 39S Bedford ave, r. d.. Brooklyn.
Wescors Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily; others daily except Sunday. ts,op ~
l3sth-s st. station, New 0rk
FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE.-
GALS. with elegant Wagner Drawing-room cars hnopgn
Pttsburg without change. leave Grand Central ssoas
Via Harlem Division daily except sundays az lO 80 IN
and 2 40 D. m. Fast time Superior serNice
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE IL DANlb.-o.
General Superintendent Genl Passenger ABenS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
STEAMBOATS,.

HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
Il II Steamer KAATERSKILL leaves Pier 50 ~ r. foo.
Of Jsy.sL. TUESDAYS THU RSDAYS and SATURD Avs
D. eoDnecting az hudson with Boston and Albany
r. K Special accommodation for horses and carriageS
Two NEW-IIAVEN, 75c.
L EXCURSION good O days). 81 25
Steamers 2. j.: NoRIhAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip, Pier o5 T. r. D. and IL n m fSund,vs
II D. NJ, connecting at New-uaNen wIt' iroclal 80
Tor MERIDEN Hartford. sPRINGFIrLD Hoic
YOKE Through tekets sold aud baggage rhscief a,
GA Broadway. New York. and 4 Court-a. BrookfJn -
NORWICH LINE.
Watch mn, Block Island, GreenPort, Shelter Island
Sag HarbOr White Mountains, all points North and
Steamers Pier 40 (Old number, North River
foot Of watsst next pier above Desbrosses Street
FefTy daily Sundays excepted. al 80 D. Tlck,fs
and State Rooms secured at principal ticket onic.s in
and al Pier 40 North River. Westcott's Express VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residence
GEO. w. BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &.

w H. r. r. r. Co.. Lssee-Trans leave wee $3.50
station. Newton as follows and twenty i onsan
rom foot Of yay.st, n. r. Chicago Dysf"'S Ionis'
Hamilton % 80. a. m, 3 rs. IS 10 p H.
- rs Is 15 D. M 1orontl. 10 :55 a. m 70 10, ~
l.. Montreal Canada East, . - " ATT sas3ons
Tails Syracuse Utica and principal inerm, q tT 40 IONS
l5 - $50 NJ . 10. IS - p No. anar a,t va AlSany
Is - rs % SIS. la u 30 a. M ana 81 = % so
III rs p. M Haverstrew, % a. M 80 go
Saratoga Special (a) II 80 81 $40 D. III brs"-
ing room cars through saratoga n 60. D.. Ola.
axe l;ecige ii so a. m, awing Koom cars !" 'aa'
lakes Mohcnk and Minrewa;ka via New Pa q; 90.
Drawing Room Cars 70 Kingston ON 100. D IL 80 nA-
:" KaatrskiIi Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phoe.
rica Is 90 (a) IL 80 a. m, ~ 40 D. ~ Dra"lns
Room Cars 10 Grand Station ana " fhoencla ar
Hotl Kauerskill ami Mountain House, Oh O0 D ia ~
TslsnVille Caro- and Mountain House Station, S;l5.
Room Cars 10 Catskii on () IL 80 aud ~ BIAS N
Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo. Niagara Fails
Toionto Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis; DAILY;
tDay, except Saturdays. Other trains DAILY ehSeDs
Sundays. "a 81 Leave Jersey CITY a. n stse9n.
ali 20 a. IN. 50 80 D m. Hobeken West Shore sts
lion ali 20 M 50 aS m fei geks.S
st. 726 FutonsL Annex Once. foot OF Futoa.st New.
YORK civil 1868 7s5 and 9t2 liroadway, 1888 IL
Rowery 10 Park Place West i25thst and West shore
stations foot OF West 42d.st. and foot OF Jsyst, ~
westeotss Express cas for and checks baggage froa
hotels and residences - -
j. General PASSENGER Agent vancsTbiltaV~. n. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
11nhlic Notlte.

N ~ Albany, July 49, 1889.
A PPLICATI0N having been made by the
~ Thfrd Avenue Railroad Company OF the city Of New
York under Chapter 531 OF thu Laws OF 1889, for per.
nissibn Ia change its motive power notice is hereby
isn Inv the Board OF Railroad Commissioners that
5ubIc hearing application will be held at the
I %y ne New.York City. July 231 at 10 a. m.
BY the Board, WILLIAM u hODSoN, Sec y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23

A DyERTIsENIENTs FOR THE NEW YORK
"A TRIBUME WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,23S Broadway corner Thirty
nrstst, until p m. $50 Broadway, b0,ween Twenty
second and Twenty third SIS, until p m go West
1913 Earth somer Fourteenth.st 100 Thiriave
grstst 7os Firstsys ioo West Forty seeond.st
the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East One, hundred and
twenty nfthst.. up 20 .. Ut regular once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland
DesbrOsses sts. a. follows: .--,,.- -.,.
a. m for Satington and intermediate points 49,,
m for Lyons, Elmirl Rochester BUFFALO
and the West, and principal local points Chair "
Lyons and Pullman TO suspension Bridge.
III a. IN for Elmlra and intermediate points Char
car To Mauch Chunk.
d m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
char ears ~ Tunkhannock Connection " Reading ana
40 D. M for FlDira and principal intermediate points
Chair car 70 l.. { B. Junction and Pullman sleeper
40 D. IN. FOR Satlngton and intermediate points
40 y. IL. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Conrction To Reaiing and Harrisburg
D. m. Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
p. IN. connect FOR all POINTS In Mahanoy and Hazleton
coal regions -. %. - $3.50.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, Halleton and intermediate
points
= 40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
u. m for Geneva. Lyons Einira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern omce 2s5 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
n EW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger leave foot Of Jaysk as follows Qrom
West 42d,st is minutes later: ~. -. ,.,..,x
.35 A IN, for Mddetown, Port Jeryts, Monticello
Ealsburgh liberty Hancock, Walton, Delhi Sidney
Edmeston Norwich, Utica, Rope. Oneida osweso. De-
3 So q Tor Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Min
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Eenyhle. Mt Dale Pittsburgh. Hurley
100 D. ~ for Campbell Hail. Lakes MohOnk and Min
nevaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Middletown Blooming
burgh Euenville, Port Jeryi Monticello, fausourgh'
Uurlcyvile. Liberty. Roekland xru .,,r.
80 D. m. Stony Ford, Campbell Han, Mid1letown,
Blooming burgh, Wurtsboro, Ellenvllle.
ia 90 p. m for Mddleown Pittsburgh Liberty, Han
cock Walton, Sidney Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida,
Oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
west Reclining Chair Car free to Suspension Bridge
80 D. m Saturdays only, for Campbell Hall, Middle
town Eilenville, Falsburgh, Liberty, Rockland.
Sundays also to Mldiletown tDaily through. Other
trains daily except Sunday. - -,
Pullman Drawine.rOOm Seats and Sleeping car Bsrths
reserved at BOZ Broadway. J. G. ANDERSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERgpv'
~ BOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NORTH RIYER {

CENTIRi1AL. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
FOOT OK Fine Li99s sbis =; ST. ,r NORTH RIvER
100 q. m. for Esston. bethlehem Allentown. M,..s
Chunk, wkesbarro and scranton, Heading HsnseaSssJ]
700 N, for EIs@lng:on Easton, Bethlehem Alien
r. shS n ios FeTMlDgt9n Lake g9pstecns Ks
Rssdas HsIrIs6S5g Poi.sy. Tamaqas sssS ss
su1e SG Lewi iSS e mmsi%spGpt
town MsucS cfans ssas s'Sa s''Hs csV. ...
cnsnt 5S ti;Sa s'T sSsS ssS.SSa
aa 's 90 of s Hsss sns .m G:
cns stS sng Io aaisSa h:e 6s usdsy.
sa@asy. To- tSr fs ss R i1S
5 sS eH 90 fSS ts &C. 10 s ss II
SSs So0 SUNDAY trains % not ': :ss
flsys t'2 2a. fsF ver and naes 90
For reach sU Han ia Atlantic City vine.od and Bride,
F1ssn A s5 @ Gs o. ~ ssS g sSS
Sundays 8 100 a; sH IN ! iO2 nS5o K ROUTE
FOR rOE Sc RSsS SRGt ASh q PAnK
70, u,,,,,0, pa From t PIER y E B
'!a Hss.s :'S' SS"oSsH n;N "a
4hs 2 80 p m sunday So, 80 oco5 an 100
Pleasant 40. 100. II 90 m. 90. 49, lis. fsss
= 70. Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegst. 900
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City, vlneAnd and Bridge,
ony 49, 1i5 30 p m Sundays % s'i N.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Central Il. X Of NewJersey, Philadelphia ana Read.
ing X T., and Baltimore and Ohio X T.. leave foot q
For PhlIadelPhla. az 100. 745. 30 80. II 90
o.. M, 30 80. is. 4 90 90. 80. 80 - :o1
2. m SUNDAYS. $780, $50 a. m. 80. 90 SiA
For Baltimore and Washington. daily At 80 III ;ou
except Sunday M 30 80 1915. 90 ~ 90 D m
Trains n lie. leaving at 40 II 100 m 80 90, 90.
30 ~ 200 Y m have connection for Reading. Harris
Tickets and Paro Car seats be procured at H. 2sI
4i5. 944, LAO 1923 Broadway 1877 6hsye.. 2as West
125th-st., 1874 Fast 125th-st, NewYork CouFtst, SGD
FuIton-ss. 80 Broadway, Brooklyn
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
" n tnop RED RANK LONG BRANCH OCEAN

1Uf I pE hS RLNK TSNf; RRtNCH ocniN
Grove AND AsRURY p, PAEK OCEAN BEACH.
Fine tat1e in effect July / 1889. Trains leave New.
York foot Cortandt and DesbIosses sts 30 10 10
Red Bank l20 express. 40. 700 p. m Sundays,
From loot Laertyst 90 O :15 80 II 10
iev Iy, q 10 D. IN Sundays 100 a. m 4 100 D. m
Sunday trains DO not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park - - ,,ooU
RUFUS BIoDGETT. j., r WOOD.
Ill p RALnMIN Gen,l Pas AGENT 9. r IL. OF N ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
Railroa0s.

T. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, 81. 81
a. ZIG and 9s7 , BoaaS S so B0Tsy
a3 S5 gssadY TSSsoS wa and
S o. Sleeping and g5asF' for s Shsng s, ans
q III Than %nst Re .s hlSn from
Coaches Buffalo. connect at HOrnesville for James
town m every s%a day 9Sicase and Limited sold
rs$ss Ss: 20
ESs a%sa Nsss9a ha%Sa IoSd Ea SSa"ss
TTts cacHTS FsDejS RSR'n d E%f'
oa SSsaSs Hs'ssiPHGo cRsl2's '2? ASiSe
n.sa!$iJss - & -
5sR7s 80 o. diS o sS 80 iO 20, II ,. y.
PassaieG' =; "a 40 Or ss7 oia. 4:s7a, s. 515
81 sg 5 ?%5 s;S ~ s5 q sS T. % +
b. g. "a 49, r. s''' 'o7@ '' $780, 600
49, sS "a j ya 80 3 m ss3ssa'Y;s S1 p
RldFS So 80 52Ss 49, 80 g. 6O7s ESQ.,
su (; 20 Ssd 1eiS0 Il 1870 9, 1850
r., &C., ~ III $s sS g
a Geo. 5ss 10 8 10 b. 49,
MiddIetown and Port Jervts, 445 :52a. 80 m
8 30 A. 80, 80, 8, 7, 3 30 p. m o.
Sunday local Trains main iine LAS, 10, 10 80 a. m
EXPRESS eS trains from West arrive so 40 55.
gS;ooRRfPHF Erin RAILROAD OF y. j. DIVISION.
Engewood ana Tsnaay,So1nSS 9 * 7ssoG SIG az q
y3Sa iSSsgs 5a5, %:S5s, e:4sS ID 80 e; Sun
s'So = q H. 1as 80 %
Send 10 cents in postage to Gent Psssr Agent for
.crb,,rhnn Homes wi local tables.
" I MIRPHY L. p FARMER,
v" Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
3nsIrnliion

For Both Sexss-City
A -CIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
"A. whether for boys or girls; city county. r. E.
AVERY. American School Bureau West I4ttsst. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- Fast Express Trains, via PHLLADELPHIA' to

CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO,
Leave NEW.YoRK, loot Of Liberty.si.; qs follows:
For CINCINNATI ST: LogiS, 80 a. N, 900 p n
a. m, 80 p. m, 80 p, m, 3:l5 p. M, 20 ?. m
10 90 midnight sunday s 80 a. M, 80 $780, Sl3
Al trains stop and Wilmington except rs
p. m. . - . =
Ticket Oniccs 81 pei AS, and LAO Broadway or at
New YORK transfer Company will call for and check
] n oDFTL "'' " CHAS. o. sCULL,
General Manager Gen'l Pass Agent
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TUTORS Royerne.ses, professors, teachers. all
"A. branches supplied schools and families. Circulars
schools 70 parents All modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE, 81 L. 17th bet. 4th-ay4 and Broadway.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies PrOessOrs Teachers Tutors GoveTnesses
&C., a. Colleges, Schools and Families Apply ~
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG-FULTON, 2e Union square.
HEST TEACHERS, American ana Foreign, supplied
"a. for all branches, In all localities; charge. TEACH
EIGS WANTED fee FOR registration form Tor stamp
h + AVERY American School Bureau West i''A'''
u RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY cforrnSrly Chi.
ID caeo, supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and fsmlles Mrs /. ERkEMAN BROCKWAY 2S
Weet 2Jd.st. Recommend- schools 70 parent.
SCHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and beat known In U. 5. Estibl shell 1853
East l4th-st.. N. Y.
II, HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
positions. W. d. KERR, 10 Aston Place, y. Y.
w when taught will be assisted in obtaining position
For instruction reasonable terms Address "PKINCI-
PAL" 1O92 9th-ave.
XNANTED-For September: Native French lady teacher
w dpOmee; English g0verneS with French and music
Gentlemen Mathematics and drawing; elOcuton and
Latin. HESSE, IL East 17th-St
w ANTED-A professional vdNinst to teach three pup
w Tor board In country reference required. w AIM
STRONG, Lautz's NM y. o.. Shenandoah Co., Va.
w ONiAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ror
w both sexes supplies professors teachers goyerncSe
musicians hOusekecpeTs companions chaperoncs &c h.
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogr
piers and copysts n business firms.
Mrs ID. A. CULVER, 800 Shaw, New-York City.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
foot Liberty ST., North River M
For Washington and Bslumore go e. m. ~ a. m. .
40 80 1855 y. M; II night, sundays, 3 80 a. M
/ 80, 80, rs y. m. - night
k trains stop Chester and Win ngton except 15
p. O .oo q % - -.
80 BIB A. 5. 80, go p P I? night Sgndia{,
Tickets and parlor seats be procured at "a IL
oo1 AIS. ga Ito. 1923 BToadway 7s7 oth-9ye. 2Ci
$50 Fuiton.st. IS Broadway, Brooklyn
Nov Work Transfer Company Will call for and check
hnrra 90 irnm hotel or residence
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NJ EXPORT, Namagansett Pier, Watch Hill,
| ~ Viz SHORE LINE Trains leave Grand Central
Station for Newport at and 10 NJ 1, and IL 80
| For Narraganset Pier at and 10 a. M p N Satur-
| doys II 20 u M For watch Hill at . and 10 m. 1
| ~ p Drawlng.room and sleeping ears
p 1T o. H. BRIGGS. Gen Pass Agt
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NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL X. X. OF NEWJERSEY,
PiIILA. AND READING r. T.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Solid Trans-No Transfers Extra Fare for Fast Time
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CHARLESTON, S. c., the South d Southwest
AMP Nh Ebo THI}A FONTS
Prom Pier %. +. r. Qoot Rcoseveltstl at ?. m
YEN lie, Charleston and Jack onyo Tues. July %
CHEROKEE Charleston and ia, ks)nvile- Fri July 20
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues. july 30
All steamers have frsclas, passenger accommodations
Insurance under policy effected at onenh 81
cent NM' I. CbtDt y W; zen AGENTS
T. c. EGER G. i. A. G. s. +. p. Line $40 Bw'y.N.Y.