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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-08-21

I'm living in the country now. upon a quiet
farm.
Where am free from the city noise and safe
from urban harm:
And stead of horrid cantaloupes and early
summer meats,
feed upon the cool crisp squash and blood
red winter beets.
have a room with slanting roof: no wearf
some design
Upon the wall is there to greet those tired eyes
of mine.
But honest coarse. sand-paper walls are those
about my head.
Pon which ] rub that feyercC spot where
mosquitoes have fed.
No narrow bath-tub have here TO lave my
self within,
But one large basin on the floor, a dipper made
of tin.
Oh, how the cooling waters plash, and DER my
shoulders flow,
Despite their l. aking through the floor, as
suaging all my woe.
And. I've said, no city noise Goth break up
Naught save the cooling of the frog the bleat
of chanticleer,
The growing of the Durham COW. the lowing
Those are the sole disturbances in this my
rural den.
The breakfast set at five a. Nah, how my
soul admires
To rise at four, and ere the sun has started on
its way,
To don my duds and enter on the duties of the
day!
Instead of working at my desk in hot seer
sucker coat,
To seek the fields and toss the hay, to feed the
bounding goat,
To dine three times day ON pie washed down
by berry wine,
And when the sun has set ut last retiring at
nine.
This is noble life to lead; from care and
strife so free:
1t tans the cheek the muscles gain il fills the
soul with glee.
But when next summer comes this way, fear
/ can't afford
To swap the sweat of brow and brawn foI
rural bed and board.
Henry Herbert Harkness in Harper's Bazaar.
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First publication July ~, IS9o.) No. 3
NTATE OF WIS, 'ONSIN.-t' 'u5rSTf COURT FOL

First publication July ~. Ieqo.) No. as
STATE OF WIS oNSIN.-t' 'o5fSrT COURT FOR
- MANITowoC COUNTY. II Pcnbate.
In the matter of the estate Of Il lbAn ID. Smart,
deceased.
An instrument in writing. prrpprtins to be the
last will and testament of 3u4el d. Smart of the
city of Manltowoc, IN sud colaty, having been
delivered into said court:
And Nancy b. Smart of said city and COUNTY.
having presented 90 said court her petition in
writing duly verified, repre- seating among other
things that said RuSen ID. Smart diel testate at
sad city of NapItowoc, N sas codgty. on the
sixth day Of June 1897. that said instrument is
the last will of SAID deceased ana that Sh. said
Nancy b. Smart is named therein rs exe,rtrix
and praying that said instrument be- proven and
admitted To probate and that letters testament
airy be thereon issued To her.
Ii is ordered. Taat said petition and the mat
tiers therein be heard and proofs of stid last vail
and testament be taken at special term of said
county court. To be held at the probate Office in
tn city of Manitcwoc. Tuesday the 2jtn day
of August 1se0. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
And il Is further ordered. That notice of the
ii me and place of said hearing ba giveh by publ
cation hereof for three successive weeks once
each week. previous ~ the time of SAID hearing
in the Manitawoc Pilot a weekly newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated July 18th 1851
BY the Court.
aug2l Emil. BAENSCH, County Judge.
Nash NASH, Attys,
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Florida Sponges.

The Florida sponge fleet has done
exceedingly well this winter. The
weather has been favorable ard the
supply is inexhaustible, as they grow
almost as fast rs they are gathered.
Some of the sponges are as large as
a nail-keg. One boat gathered 5000
in a few DAYS.
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Siberian Railway.

NJ. Nicolai, the engineer at the head
of The commission that has been in
vestigating the question of Siberian
railway for the Russian government.
has reported that the whole line can be
completed by 1900, at an expense of
about Sl30. 900 900.
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Looking Out for Number One.

After the wedding ceremony friend
of the family took the father of the
bride apart and whispered to him:
You do not seem to he aware that
YOUR son-in-law is over head aud ears
in debt"
Are you sure?'
Certain. He only married your
daughter with the object of paving his
creditors"
Why did you not mentioa this be-
fore?n
He owes me 5000 reals. CGlei.-
aQrie BilbdiRo.
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How n Sewer Was Clicked Tn.

A large sewer in Portland. Ore, had
to be reopened recently, rs it was
badly choked up. When the work
men dug it open they found tho
roots of shade tree had forced a
passage through the walls and formed
a solid mass for fifty feet The top of
the sewer was ten feet below the sur
face.
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Farms f)p SlI3 ID Door Go

A fine farm of 30 acres near Stokes post Office,
having 50 acres cleared, balance hard WOOD tim-
her and having a frame house, log barn, and an
orchard on it. and distant one-half mile from a
post Office store and saloon, will be sold cheap
Terms: One half down, balance on time.
Have several other farms for sale. Apply
e. z. Cody, Sturgeon Bay Door Co., W
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@. G. SEDGWICK,

rrnRyEYAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
a nnce in rorrison's brick block, horth emo
Il, ...c:L orids: dAnitowoc, Wisconsin '(oiiso-
ols npIiy attended to-
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NASH & NASH.

TroRNEYs ANDCoUNSELoRS AT LAW
n ONCE over First National BANK Eish'h oi
yoIlections promptly attended TO.
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j. ID. NJ A RKHAM NJ,

a TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A ONCE, in Toruson's Brick BLOCK E'Sh'"
street., MantoWoc. wisconsin.
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VIM. RAHR'S SONS,

AND MASTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South slde- INC
.tghest cash price paid for Barley.
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F &. LUHMANN, NJ. D.,

AND SURGEON. Office At
Residence of DIR. Il. Simon, Hancock street,
ear the court house, Manitowoc, Wis. del5
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q A FORRES L.

rroRyEY AND GoUNSELLoR At law:
A os; n Gt'o 9ss Ss -,.' S1' Eis15l s
eaains ~ Ip,f,.Hy1 Wtr Collections promptly
street, iaaito" jui2u
attended TO-
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If you going where this f.
Time Card and their Steamer Mantowoc Wis daily
except Saturday II ulngton at A. NJ making close
ion
Manistee, Mich. Reed City Mich, Muskegon, Mich,
Petoskey, Mich, Traverse City, Mich Saginaw,
Mich. Bay City Mich Flint Mich Detroit
Mich, Port Huron Mich. Toledo, Ohio.
Cleveland, Ohio and all Eeastern
Cities, all points in Canada.
For further information special excursion inquire of
F. +. GAINES, Commercial Agent
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAH

| llooi'' ManitowDo. Wis.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Spot grades u Flo were rather easier today
while tn demand continued fai, sale 9oU nlS NJ" o.
i75,c afolt lair argos quoted at l9'c ana 80 Az
I7iic Mid grade, quiet but firmly held Sl', .'D1
prll- PadauG 2i24c. options displayed ut,lr ANNA
lion and tue changes were uninpo TAM. t3irth an.
,ir,, were STRONGER but thry had up material effect on
thr market There slight decline on near h"nth :,
while deliveries ruled nm. llavrr Wa
better. Stock HAVE 100 900 bags, OF when 80 600
bag, are brazilian Hamburg advanced about - u clos
Inc a shade higher, ana tl' re-
crlpt. nc Rio and Santos continued light no eaGr
Quotes. REGULAR First. 500, GOOD Second, % l'V
Exchange Griyai> receipts 900 bagS RIO c!'ar-
ancrs Tor United states 1000 bag. RIO cearance- for
nrm Santos receipts, COCO bags, Receipts at RIO Jy
1852 to February T. 1890 l.i65.o00 bags -sme tl.uc
iss9 . 900 900 Iags same time 1855, 1,l980oO bass
Receipt, az Santo- July /. 1889 70 FebrHa = Is3o,
l.jOj coo bags time 1881, l,OfHoVo udsS' s'"o
Total sales here today IL 900 bags a. follows:
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fair inquiry quoted here c q ylg ~Fs a. %a
T mae and at West 225 tcs sweet Picked am'
IebPaf ion private terms 1000 n Green shouderf
Boston cut &c 2SoI 10 I Cforni Cut 5r Picklcd
Bees quoted Sc for I'm aN,9ee 9nd az oT piid
i rcSi liI an s s@ocd d" Mi6b aac
higher At chicago short lo1 Fine reorieg co'g p1RfSSID
HOGs-Quict and about steady SlX htS|G aran 's
foday in kccpng with stronger Western adEisesii
options advanced 2G3 pohts eat ,ioo D vss SOW
had moderate dGmsd 70 aTye ON pJ pri,ate
trrms C.y steam firm ale. l29 ties at 100 tSgic
fuary closed Ole nominal HSion S n9 closed at
o7e asked May closed az G22e ,,c; go e. a. a. OH
an S C"nnc M quoted at OlooG5j south America &C.
dg 5tS. .5ouc S'' no f mStcra Chang D
.%aIIc lad ruled steady. statc Creamery l,i
AJAX lse2os STATE ay c 5.gag w aI' cra@c
"a sSs a. Re %o grI%'c a@ So,' qy
5 do G9o ,sG lIs s cad a. 49, 20 F State Dar
gF@; l6. ADD , a DARN, faoc w.S i, 40 fa SoS
sood' i1Gi2c; nir. ZOE; state pair nr@,ns l'Inocg
o og en So slSr rDr dairc. 6n and gbs fany
Ill choe, I3sls; goSS ll w,isIn 'I im,,c,
stat PeFyb o go' iS E29o goSd 2ac 5 9ao
Western DAIRY. c4oce 10" 90 L"",. T1ci,r frs.b
s, 10 Use fair to choice Factory .,conds 500 Dap
and taf2Ty iH S, rules i,m on meun AID low
grade, WIN fair IaquiT if2m shGp,,.' r1 %tns,
fali made fancy. whit, ant coiorca. loh9lo CCc;
Factory nae Toe choice. 9A"'ic common 20 6SG1' %"
an -. u,ri skins AdSc common skins "dI ONO Iao,
IOcr common to nnc Pennsylvania skins ldl
itt;>l GENERALLY steady and In modorlt' demand. re
ccnt. were smaller State and Pcnnsyl wanna, fresh ~
iiilc: western fresh ~. Marynnd ircsh I51l
1919 ic: lined. io0 lie. 49, III. Gil.
t-O bbds Porto Rico Musco,ado 80 t",t, az loc tar
refining quoted at t-i6c; Cen,Hnisai ~ ~ 10
cubes q 9i0c. Powder 9l1c GranulatcdOtc Moud
"a Conrectionn~. ~" Gisdoi4": Standard -
g. Of "a - : Lido i5-tGc; White. Extra &C. 3'sd
! If .i6c. Extra &C." 81 d1 7-lGc; "C 4's"'c yellow
STIARINI;- STEADY but qq't CITY -lard quoted ~
r. Wcstnrn G7ac: Olrounraarln". CITY , 1-lOc. 49,,
TALIOW-Ilas not varied for the daV. r,ihg uHH'
Prime city quoted 40 3lGc. No smr' reported
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Ieather5.

A TUTORS gOveGnesecs, professors, teachers, al
"A branches, supplied schools and families SchDo cii
culart foI parent. Modern languages spOhen MlllAM
COYRIERE 81 f.. I7thst bet 4th.aye. and Broad"sy:
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign, supplied
"A, for AL branches IN all l0calueb no charge IEhCh
I4lsS WANTED fee for regstThroni lolm iot stamp
X. T. AVERY. American School Bureau. Wesi Ath'sI,
N. Y.
A iERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teacher Tutors, ION"fh"ssS'
&C. 10 Colleges, school and Families Apply 10
MIS- NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. 20 Union Square.
< CHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known la T.. S. Es;aLli,hed 1879.
last l4th-st.. y !.
VNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. Ntstab. $500
Supplies schools with tscher teacher with pos lions
w. D. KERR Manager. l6 AstOr Place, New.Nofk
yXOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
w both sexes supplies professors teachers, goyeInesNs
musicians housckeepcrs companions. Ghspcrones &C. U
colleges school, and fames also boOkkeepers stenogra
Pliers and copv.sts - business firms
Miss c. l.. WERNER 300 9Th ave New-York City.
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Danrlne Atnoemes.

A LEXANDER MACGKEGOhS, 1oS West J5:h-st.-
n New classes dancing immeE stely after the hOi.
DAYS advanced classes Saturday morning app.
eaton desirable Pr'Vte lessons any time by appointment
-CARTIFR'S DANCING ACADEMY. 50 Shave,
n. bet 18Th l4th stsPliNato aud class Lessons, all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Hans 10 let
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING Gs West GA
~ Hosea Vcgns Prop After ana evening" classes
Iet quarter 81 lessons, 20 WALTZ GUARANTMEp1
THE 'NrW DANCE Jour OWT," TAUGHT.
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Jnsirnrtlon.
Brooklyn.

&, T. CATHARINE'S HALL, BROORLYN.
- Diocesan School Young Ladies and Children. 2s0
70 2Q2 Washingto ave. Brooklyn. L. l. In charge Of
the Sisters of St John Easter begins Feb. 1890
Terms per annum, English French, German and Latin
s350 30 400 for day pupils $50 20 800 kindergarten
Departnent $50 per annum Prepares for college. APP
plT 10 SISTER CAROLINE, Superior.
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EN- NJ S WV a N | A
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER FEBRU AIRY 9TH, lsso
Tran, stations loot OIL Desbrosses aud Cort.
p.oo A. N iii. FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
ssa 9aS Sleeping rs6a 1Aq FARGO $50 & Chicago p NJ
and st. Louis 7 D. m. next day Connects, also, Tor
wiansport Lock Haven and remove. except sunday.
,oooo .o'TMqo' f4fspr 2.SHS tiVANIA LIMITED. com;
posed exclusively Of Pullman yestbue, Drawing d ana
ton Can. presenting financial repotts sy,nos'piess'
and typgwlrr, 5SI9c 5G CoT Of home az
once. Heated b, steam and lighted by 'titionSf, sd
c 1els ,fs' a. NJ - h5zt da an oiY'
200 LOIS SGAG s s AYR C{ cSS aSd bn
lng Car NewYork 70 = Louis Shich.' anu &
eihnati II ~ a. ~ Chicago p and St Louis 7:4o
$50 WESTERN axrREss for al goiqyt s.tI T.
6u.e Sleeping Gar New:YorK 70 Plttsbgrg St., Louis,
hcgo tnsnna and AePPhs hFye! h al ca
6 80 5eond monne conneets for ceveand
500 p 'Io EHFEEss Pullman ys;sieu!:
ns Gag e GRca a,2 aSGa5s
NesxphlS1 Nc onmhns i5 D. m next day and chicago
second morning Connects for Toledo daily and
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
G' and sdptaGy ons qo @ I aidS G daily s5
Dnns Car a: 20 R ~ ssFs oS W ssa 80 no co.
S and e, 80 81 80 and 20. SS
ohio RAILWAY and Cincinnati, sleepers, Dining Car and
5 rcsay Fo CAPE s' %sy F' % Car
r, old point and Norfolk via NewYork. Philsdelphis
md vo-,6ik Railroad 100 a. daily except Sunday
and 90 n m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
D. m. wCek-davs
y ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LA..r7s Trains a. touoHs
AS. 20 go 90. $50. Q 40 Chicago Limited,
WITH Dining Car. 10 10 Washington Limited. and
II 100 a. m, IL 90 LOO 2;1o 100 80 90 go.
90 90 30 90 and Q 90 D. m. and IL ;l5 night.
ACCOMMODATION Il 10 a M ! 20 and go p m sun;
IOs m 90 80 T. I 80. 5. 30. and D. H.. and
IL 10 night. Accommodation 90 ,. m.
The New-Y0rk Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences.
timetables OF local trains apply 70 any ticket agent
" CUAS + PTGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

q UlON LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leave Pier 49, y. r., foot Of Kngst.
NENAD tuesday. February II. . a.
WYOMING. TUESDAY February 20. . 80 al
WlSt ONSlN Tuesday March j. 3 a m
AkiI0NA ...-.-....-.. March a. Apill Q. May ~
ALASKA hBrll ~ june -. July s.
m Cabin passage $50. $50 $50 and 800 Second Cabin
$50 ana $50. Storage. <3O.
:. N. cNDEElllLL 3 Co. 35 BROADWAY. \. Y.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TiQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVKE.
Goneanys PIER lnew) No. -. North Rycr IT, Mort0nst
La Hkrt ANNJ De JOusselln- Sat, 70. -. D. IN
Ia GAhCoGNE Santrill ....... sat. Feb. %. ..
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boyer. Sat. March J. / 80 D..
A. FORGET General Agent, No. Bowling Green.
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Strict Good Ordinary li-lb Nidlliuf-. v '''l"
Gooi ordinary BIC Low NlddNng -- 80
Oitons-Wr deprc-s d and lover t,day. closing hKnf'
show lnp net losses points Liverpool open.G p"t'
higher but weakened later the day aud tAi, started
.ug movement attended with considerable liquidation
of 'long- railing by local concerns, Tho close was
rarely -,eady. with sales OF 1900 haIr-.
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Drp GOODS

- ARGAlNS at our new stores MadisOn-aVe.,
- JGlh and 51th sts; Carprtnqs. Rugs, Mattings
Fancy Furniture ieciinng Chairs Rockers Tables Dcsb
ANDREW LISTERS SONS.
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Ocean Steamers
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,


NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
NEw.YoI;K, sotTH4MPToS AND IRENE, BREMEN.
Se'mf fAs SAL lgqP RE$5 1871 III S00kY
tisaWss re- g @ s5t
rates. oELRI6is CO. 10. Bowling Green.
CHARLEsTON, S. c.. the South x Southwest.
fHE SGsL$tPF & Sf&&%SH TITS fS9aPAST
From Pier 90 F. r. ioot Rooseyet-st at p m.
CHMRoGEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. Mon Feb. 10.
DELAwARE Charie.ton AID JacksOnyll9 Fri, Feb. IL.
sLMiNoLE. Charleston and Jacksonville Mon. Fe9 -
Insurance "" %M p T CO.. G G Hse per
r. C. EGER, G. f. \. C. S. F. & P L1e5io B'way, Ny.
CUNARD LINE.
TEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN.
,..., FAST AI %$SxFEhss &I&II'E4 ssE&&%y!en,
G%6a Ss2 i' B. H. Ia f'; g! 5S5 D. M
Eoaa ,,, Ma,cs 5o Et,ria a Mc5 80 80 noon
GS Ta !sae G5 o. and 5o az
a% Gs For - Ru as s aPp to the a
'''''' VERNON II BRowY ( CO.. General AGENTS.
4 NCHOR LINE. L. S. MAIL steamships.
From Pier a. North R2c l foot D@ q Eeroy.st
4" FS1@3. . sh &; B. M
GLASGOW L9z ti,c RPij a. or TO- LIVERPOOL:
Cabin s45 and $50. Second class $50 Storage $50
MEDITERRANBAN SERVICE
Best Route 70 Algcrs and Coast OF Morocco.
oR q j. T. T. r 4 a y D \ = l.
$. =. BOLIVIA, Saturday, February -.
Cabin passage, $50 800 Drafts Issued FOR amount.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN.
DIED d" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
lAFOR LAGUAYltA, PUERTO CABFLLO, CURACAO,
COR0 AND MARACAIBO.
from Pier SO, East River.
S. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. February 20.
-. YENEzC .....-........... TUESDAY, March T.
CARACAS SATURDAY, March 10.
Thcae American steamships specially built for the
trade very superior accommodatons fo gers
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers II Wall-st.
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Nh MN y % III ERoEI,
~ FOOT OF LIBERrY-Sr'' NORTH HA'AH'
tcO n Tor Ia'ton. Bc'h!'hCm, Allentown s Mauch
town. az a.a!s G S;aAas'on r'''n n.n Allen
,I5 L aas HsSos G4' sslan hsthfs ben
inv H HHTi,6aTS wiliaasTor, l'''
oG Npat d iSa Radas HARRISBURG Pot,svs, Etc.
45 ~ ~ for Easton Rchl,hem Nie9to"n Mauch
co 30 " w m fo al' @Sio hoRai'oa Easton.
20 = d. no. io for aston b. hlcA,nl Allentown Mauch
CHUNK esdnf H}!rs52grs t r.' Fa.on sundays 80
~ Zoo ~ m sunday Tor Easton. bethlehem. Allen.
town 90 ara m SSaGays for Ea9on Bethlehem Alien.
'oTn or Ed Ban& Long branch Aslqry Park. Ocean
SO so sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove q
ASPTyy Msnmouth Beach seabreht. etc. at $50. s1s.
u ror Atlantic highlands. Via Maswan and Kcyport.
q, Is n l' ~ '- . V" ~" % 80 D. h. summary -
. 90 a. M. 10 - ~ 10 a. m co. 30 20 90
D. 70 For Toms River and Baanesa 4:sO, rs m. 100.
For Atlantic c 80 a. M sa oS 80 p 10 @ ~ through
eyprp, Win I"!9f, I,arlor Csr "' oOo a. H.
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