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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

"de laughs best who laughs
last" Shakespeare says and we ex-
pect to have our fun a little later,
when the news from Pennsylvania
comes in, and that $4,000 high
tariff majority goes where the wood :
bine twineth and such INHALED
scoundrels as Quay get Q deserved
rebuke.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

The Journal did not trot out its
ROSTERS over the election in Yer
mont. Did brother Dawson really
feel frst-rate over the election in
Vermontp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
Mckinley TARRIFF BILL.

There IS not section or line an
tile entire bill that wiU open the
market for another 6ushel Of wheat
or another barrel Of pork.-JAMEs
q. BLAINE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

The patent medicine cut of
"Hanner" published in tho Illus
trated Preston County Journal OF
last week was truly depressing.
We gazed at it long and earnestly,
but failed to discover "What ails
Hammer" unless she was weeping
over the course of the Republican
party ill Maine since the Journal
in another column announced that
Maine had gone Republican by a
largely increased majority and was
"Hell-bent." This we suppose is
the significance of the bowed hoad
and Driny tears Of "IIanner," or it
may be that she.was trying to read
up on the returns. from some of the
back counties,of Maine like andre
scoggin, Aroostook or Passmaquad-
dy-Piscataans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

Complaint comes from different
parts OF the country that the potato
crop will be light for winter use
since the warm wet weather is
causing them to rot badly. Since
there is no fruit and but few ber-
ries, twill be too bad if the "ground
apples" are scarce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
Democratic State Ticket.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.

TERMS 30 for any County ONCE $3.50 for
any District office. Cash In advance.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
l hereby announce myself Cam
didatc for the office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Preston County.
LEWIS =. WHITE.
Rathbone, w. Va.
July, 8, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

hereby announce myself us In
dependent Candidate for the office
Of Clerk OF the County Court of
Preston County, subject to the de-
oision OK the voters at the polls.
GEORGE w. l.. MARspES.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

Ritchie county is free from debt.
Preston county is silent on this
point and always will be so long as
the party of high taxes run the
machine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

The State Fair at Wheeling last
week was a big SUCCESS. Large
crowds attended every day and the
gate money paid off all indebtedness
and left q handsome balance in the
treasury. The balloon ascensions
were an attractive feature of the
occasion. The lady balloonist
came down in the Ohio river and
got severe ducking, but was reg
cued. The races were exciting and
drew large crowds Of sporting men
while the exhibit Of bloodod stock
was unusually fine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

George Messenger moved this
week from Terra Alta to one of Ju-
nior Browns farms near Kingwood.
George is a good Democrat and we
welcome him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

FairmOnt is bound to keep up
with NOrgantown in every particu-
lar. Heretofore the papers Of the
''8iOdern Athens" were the largest
IN length and breadth anyhow, but
now the Tnde1 has been enlarged
until IL 10 as big as all out doors
almost and you have TO take a day
OF 30 read It. We congratulate
Mcssrs. Smith aud Mckinney on
this evidence Of their prosperity and
hope that some time IN the "swect
By aud by we shall be able 70 60
and do likewise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

Our horny handed sons Of toll
are now sowing their wheat and we
hope the acreage will be large in
order that the yield another year
will supply the demand, for 1t is a
fact that most OF our farmers do not
raise enough bread stuff to do them,
let alone having any to sell 1t may
not pay to raise grain to sell in this
country, but our farmers should
produce enough to supply the home
market anyhow. Instead of this,
we know men with some of the
best farmers in the country, who
have been buying -four and feed
for the last six months, not raising
half enough to do them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
English SPAWN Liniment remove

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Ring bone,
Stiles Sprains and Swoolcn Threats,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. s. A. Pratt Kingwood,
W. Va. 4-24-90 / Yr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

! hereby announce myself IA can
didate for the Office of County Com
missioner for Kingwood District,
subject to the decision of the voters
the polls.
NJ Il prTr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

Weather and politics in this
county are badly mixed and we are
afraid that Providence has lost his
grip on both.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

John IL. Browns, Head quarters
for Coffees. Java in bulk, Java
and Mocha in cans, Lyon and Ar
buckle in packages. Elegant piece
Of China ware with each pound Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

The Journal gets off rough joke
on the T., X. & L. railroad last
week, but it has to lie on the
ARGUS (as usually to do it. 1t
claims that our II. r. Time Table
is not correct and that man re-
Gently walked ten miles to the b. g.
o. (The T., K. & +. was ready to
start but he hadn't time to wait
for it) to catch train that didn't
run on the b. & y. and that he
was fooled by consulting "the an
cient schedule in the ARGUS"
Now our time table was furnished
us by Mr.. Lavelle, the operator at
Tunnelton and it is the same as the
Journal except that it does not give
the time Of all the freight nor that
of the fast trains that do not stop
in the county anyhow, and if any
body was fooled walking to the
railroad, it was probably some one
who had consulted the elaborate
and complicated schedule of the
Journal and was trying to catch
some train that does not stop in the
banner county, but hurries on
through as fast as possible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
CLERK COUNTY COURT.

CLERK COUNTY COURT.
hereby announce myself as an
Independent Candidate for the Of
fee Of Clerk Of the County Court
of Preston County.
JULIUS K. MONROE.
July s, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18


The Journal corwed itself hoarse
laSt week about Maine going Re-
publican. Since Ohio and Iowa vent
Democratic last fall and . Demo-
cratic cyclone in general has been
sweeping over the country, the
Republicans have been very uneasy
about Maine and Pennsylvania and
now that the Pine Tree State has
actually gone Republican, as it
always has before, the RAIDS are
shouting themselves hoarse over it
and will now take heart over the
Keystone State, but when the news
come in of Pattison's reelection
the Journal rooster will be in the
soup.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18


Nothing like enterprise in the
newspaper business. Take the
Journal for instance. 1t seems to
think it has reputation as an illus
trated paper and tries to work in O
picture of some kind every week.
The pictures on the first page last
week supposed TO represent the
Hon. Henry NJ. Teller and George
+. Edmunds, have been published
regularly in the Journal every six
months for the past five years.
And some Of the boys are even
cruel enough to remark that the
same pictures have been worked off
to represent about half the great
men Of the country, through the
columns Of tho aforesaid enterprise
ing Journal ut one time or another.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

"My friend" said a temperance
lecturer lowering his voice to a
whisper, If all the grog shops we're
at the bottom Of the sea, what would
be the result9 For answer came /:
Lots Of people would be drowned. ;"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
Puny Children Made stronc

Don't you think your children are troubled
with wormsf Children are often weak and pu-
ny from this cause. There Is no remedy equal
TO 'BOREMAN'S SWEET VERMIFUGE" for re-
moving these pests from the system. Sold by ali
dealers Mt y cents. Do not DO put of with
something called Just as good C-1-sm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18


IL the Democrats don't divide
the next county court with the Re-
publicans, it will be their own
fault and failure to use to the
best advantage tho opportuni-
ties now within their power. There
is an excellent chance to elect two
members on each side of tho river.
One from Kingwood, Lyon, Port
land and Pleasant. Here in King
wood district the Republican candi-
date has enough opposition in his
own party to beat him and over in
Lyon it is the same way and now
let every Democrat consider him
self a committee of one to see that
a full vote 10 out and that no Dem
ocrat or dissatisfied Republican re-
main at home on election day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

Miss Carrie Johnson, of Braxton
county, is visiting in Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18

We insist that tho Democrats Of
Portland district should unite on a
candidate for County Commissioner
aud then put their shoulder to the
wheel and elect him. 1t can be
done, for with two Republicans on
the track and both unpopular in
their own party there is no doubt
but that good Democrat would
get there with both feet. The mat
ter can be attended to at the county
convention at Terra Alta next
month. Each district will proba-
bly, be divided of for the purpose Of
organization and selecting district
officers. In the mean time let tho
matter be looked up and the best
and most available man agreed
upon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

chi niCOC OF WEST VIRGINIA. N you
OULttIuO have claims AGAINST the dow
erfment for Pensions OF increase. write To v.
w. Fitzgerald. Washington. u. &. He Il a eth
zen 81 West Virginia, and has procure pensions
for thousands from this state. Silly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
Ceaal Notire5.

n Office is hereby given that tine hnae5
n signed int ms Apply for letter, o. ~ nx
IN tic state Of Icandrr horton lat Of the so C =, b
Srd NJ Civil roc. DUR and all creditors OF ,ns ~
cr,sei s.e hrrcby notified TO sent their Grains 10 ,o
Surrogate OF county OF Wcs~ mstrr III plains
S.o,cs . is.,O A. Surrogates oice In VIM" r'ons'
IN Tho ounty OF W, schcstcr:
~ Dat d SeI,temb,f Sd. 1oVO ,,c.,r HORTON
CTPREME COURT. CITY AND COllNI
- OFF ETW.YOEK. william VI. Prchard as snrslslh8
,ns,o under the Will William D. Ihomlson aos aS ~
~ inst Jessie ~ IIartt and Henry iiarth ne
'imh,n institute Preservation OF Health ana INC
,.,,,. ~ t'hrnnic Dis, IcicnCants SUMMONS.
Defendants and 'ach OF IN NJ
Van ,rr hereby summoned b. answer the complaint ~
,h,e ,rton and To OF Your answer on clo
n.iGs Attorneys Within twenty days amer n servf.'
- ri summons, Acus>" Of thr DAY "i s.rVic' an W
Of Noir failure APPEAR or answer judgment WV o.
,se against you by DEFAULT for the relief demanded IN
the plant ~ .ooo
" Dated March 81 1900 ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, ...o-
,mco and ostoce uddns No. Nassau street New.f ork
~ ,hc Defendant jessie NJ Hart: -
iTbc foregoing i rvc1 unOn YOU by pibi'
, nu,.uant 10 Az order Of the H. n Etw'rd Paterson,
usc" Of the Suprrm" Court OF IN" stat" OF Now YORK.
800 the I1th day OF sept nher. 1890 and fled with the
'n,,sInt I'm tho Office Of the Clerk OF The city and
Cntr 81 New. York az the County Court House. In the
CIV 81 New. YORK. in same Stat"
S'pSMITIi 4 DOtGIIF.RTY. Plaintiffs Attorney
onc aud Postocc address. NO Nassau street. Ncw.Yorl
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
RailroG6s.
NEWY0RK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive a, and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. ard I'D ST.. New York.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. ard I'D ST.. New FORK.
7uz ONLY RAILROAD 'sTArron tx THE ORR
o A. ,.N-IlIeA.- 80. A.. .-."-AA ED-Oue -
1876 4. r. H. g ii I.M. st.
ED-Due Cinciun. so. Indianapolis ~ ~ q w. 0~
1850 4: tMDDwiTs1ERS DAY ExpEEss-daily except
A,5o if p. M.-NoETm SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMiTE ll,
-DIr at Detroit at 3:lo a. ~. IhicaHo ''o ~ "' ~
600 r. M.-FAsr WESTERN EXrHf.'SI;Due m chicago
,;so c%S.naaibIJ 81 & As5hSSEEAE XSD MA
' FEs Mf4sdi .s S hor il 20 ~ next ds, St.
Sf1i 3 s BoXXGGbBs5ElEH'ss!E flaSSS5
y: So ~ $:., $.s g Il sS
slS p !" to' Is ''s s., .%ss; sa
q e. r. 80 go p Is rs J.! So H's g:
rc% AS6 sS e s 3 ~ g. So %"iio 30 10 so
rd 4? o. q 90 2 I'd 80 B. a. M H. So o. 3d.
rYrf S s. 81 % 81 s.snt 10 80 H. co. 7ao els
NIAGARA rALIs-Io 90. no so M. $50. 100. $50.
sAINitGX.ill 80 A. m. 10 80. : 80 p. M il2 90
4 4hoH 'nSiL a g so a H. so1' p M
abi1 Il C@ ni.Ai MOUNTAINS AND MoSTRrHL,
Arhlnx a. T" nxryA AND Il a. g.
pr Tx 81 r. nl i ri Via - n1EIEM DIVISION
b fr- PIP s ea; az, any ns. Ssa"e
y PARK lar'. 81 West lo3thst' snf %Ehs -;atio .
M xg,K Sc % 5SS 'G
'wve.cos Express. call. for and check. baggage from
hotel. and residences through T.. dc,;nati0l ,,tvd,v os
? s az, 3 m ana 70. e midi
n'r 1ouS s?q NJ T.. r iiee:' .honer DANIELS
General Manager. Genr Passenger Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

- PROGRAMMES of Gazc's Select Winter and
| .,rinr Tours to Fgt p. Nil. AMI tn. Holy Land
now adv. Is. Tlck"tlng Facilities Round tho World
,,aIc'. Gazette, Jr o..
H. GAZE 4 son. $40 Broadway. Est 1s4i.)
DlD ~ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
hFOR LAGUAYRA Pr EKTo CABl:LLO. CuRACOA,
AN0 MAKACAiBD.
Pier 70, Last El,"-.
IS PHITA DELPIlA. Saturda', sept 20, y. m
SS VENEZt Ella ........,. Thu! >day. Oct. - D. IN.
= NfNtA> W"dh'-oh; ,,'lr,."nr 10 IL T. ~
Thc,c american tamshps specially built for he trade
have very superior combinations Tor p,ss' nc,rs
nav ' Rot LION BLISS & DALLETr,
l,ou.ral Manarnrs. u Wdl.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
7 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
De-bfOssss SITS as follows:
] .. III. for Siatmgton and intermediate ponts
So m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmirl. Tochastfr Buffalo
car TO Lyons aEd LnilIan car 10 s,;p nson i'ridee
IL a. H. fr L. and B Junction and INTERIM. ist, Lolnta
Chair ear To Maucn Chunk.
D. IN. for Tunkhnfnock and lnt"rmcdlat. points
Chair car TO Tunkhannock Connection I;cadIig and
Harrisburg.
40 p. for Eura and principal Intermediate points
Cha. hiy to Wikesbarre and Pullman sleeper to Suslep.
sion Hr!dgc
30 o. for Pott>yibc. March Chunk and Intermediate
points. Chair u Mauch Chunk
10 N. for Nauch Chunk and into rIncdIate Dolnta
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
J.. for Grncva Lyons. tmltl. 10 hester Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Ii aud
Bridge
trans leaving at y n II u IN, ! -. and 3 40
D. for all Joints IN Mahan0y and Hazcton coal
regions. - ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. for Mauch Chunk, Ha7letOn ard intcrm.diat To
10 \. m. for Nauch chunk and Int, rmedato pontA
y. m. for Genes L; ons. Eimira, Eoch'sNf. Buffalo
and the West pullmsn sleeper 10 Lyons and
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
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miscellaneous
THE BI.IGIITING: BLASTlHMHGp EukiS II e 0p

THE BLIGHTlNG, BLASTING, CURSE o.
THE LIot Or TEAFric Ans I a EE dead po.a,
BIZ SeS% S sl't""Sr b e.
s 81 .ds 'G:'sSS ;nfs S5:'saf:
and 3, ' our nn,ry va TO- 'ss o.
syo i@st tS'fs in sqp aa
saa sstpton a. iT PREF a'cf towns O,
1HS$ h% SSS$ { II @ES $ Ss$
No T a.ln no EH Sanny 10 as'5as'oa
he ca" a" aid i" a aaSs
;,ss a"d a. vt As ri an "c"t
our homes liy., aad property are III uA'''f ITO" 'Al
TSs4 l.; .: b. nI d s"% "r won ing ''''''
This pratical Of oar country must De met Wit
our Tn" an"far: .as and importation Of alcoholic qua
must n BE-. p"nDH " me-" so sanction No .ala
l. " "Iy T%s . .pS- r ,l ls,
it, only SiJ yitalty-Dcath. '''''
Fight must and will triumph over wrong II We 90 N
Then arouse fesn'n win all your an e ,S,cS
dotnrnn'i sercy and crcrous .nn,ias Az" u'' as
Immunity from TIL, foul IL tr ach"rois IN" Oppressive
It The Hn ring Hi,h NO.. r stciiTs nd M: ma
our Ia, ali ' ,hc na 90 Of IL" c % know a q. as
AMI fer KIT" proc,ton We do"add r. ni6ton tn
E!cnIbu"n ro,hic,s ro:. nc,nms lc.s:
T o tr f rDi i no" We a1 c,,t our uv
our fotrnn> and orr s'rd homo ''i IN r2h' II ~
along this lin u ~ ctorV =" &C .i"Nei
The" anc'> -. furnished a. 10 -. per 100 or - pa
j 900. When snl al .lc-@ ave- frrp'-h'G fri
will be s"rt Pot lid .n.Iv. H. wr,p'- Wh"r ora" (
by the fhousl'd onr ad!n>s for circulation fo-
thousand o;d'r'd an ed tona thonHahd viii b" -nt ra
o., Nidr -,.';%ATIoNAL rEonbITIoS coNMlr7EE'
III" t't/"a- Movement i'r to =. 11b.tin = e bqVM
traffic. h"ald 10, W. J.Iin D"ifrr It. t." Niio
Villa ; W''dw,l Tor ,ot7oll p den..nt- N No''
vNRI' >TEE> SALE.
THE NATIONAL BUREAU or ENGRAVING ANE
MEG CO.. arlington y. J.-On Of The .r=-, printing
eab shH ons N tn coun,rr m" lot T. 200 by 40 "i
with cIt-n,ly" bpi!nG- -utailn fJ- Kind ~
featuring III" are aid splendid plant comprising ia
chin"ry IN tn ;hr,, br,r"h" -," litlograph!c ad
typog. ajhica worI. t,tIl' ,U4- ii particulars
WI 10 furo-h'd o. arp.crt'n 20 HiNRY JANEn. q
S. Charles-s BAR or Md, AID - u VI H. ER. 3:
south i,h.-t RI. '.ivha Pa r-n-t'~-' "'f. i07
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date az f. o'clo'r. at thu premises.
III Sl!lS 81 ~ d. nron AZ 3lj Psar,t. opposite
ID Pccx slip: !. a,.t Iii,c>.
JolIS X. HLpFEL. Manufactures.
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-vr--T,r-rryyyS2TT'S,--r'TF : THE NTW:Y0EK TEIB
"A rNE Mill. ~ RlCtN I'D i,rc AT rbir,T us.
tn . H. M $50 Urordway. between TMchts .s;cona "a
Twcnty. third St., until M 80 Wcst .nrns,
"nr,,r s,h.a,, los
Eourtea IN u, 200 Thnd.A,~ c:r'er Forty
! 01i Tht,d ave- near >ixt, .nr>t.sti Los t.sNN.,
lo6 west Forty scrondst Niath.aye and Si,.S nd
~ 40 Iu,crty.st ), Ayrnu" a S23 Thru ave. WY
,ha uxRIEN OFFICE 1870 Fast one -hundredand twenty
Sth !, ~ nm 10 q D. a.. Of regular office rates.
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Proposals
N Office OF SALE or WATER WORKS
~ EXTENSION BONDS.
Proposals
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLEEK.

IITDLAY. OHIO. ~ept"tbr 2, 1890
Notice is hnr"b' ci,'n Tat s"a"d r!oi~at!' VIII q
resolved by Ia. lnI's eL'd al said rlir' uhtI
THURSDAY. THE yiH DAf -. o., ,
Of October \. L. i-p - II -ad d.! TOT thf p's.
Of on Hundred Wat.r WORK, lArh-ioi 10" q o.
sad city. b da,e o. oh.r /, 49, f"f u' SUN oi
Five Hundred DO, a. ,.,'h.
ifty >,ii bll,!> hal f,li du" and "coH- payable
Oc,of,.r !. 1871. and Fly on April !, 1913
Lp.i- ls .n"T'>. not to "\'"'d , pr cal
,1t all >og.i-Jnu -.
pr ial an! mt r. - Ia, All. AZ tho Fourth Na,iona
BAih. N."-i "a. ..,,,, n, 4
,alarg'.2 t'' Wltr Works ol -,i ,.tS ana 10 ~.
~ ,iN...i. ~ :. - >tii''> ~ cl 81" ~
o . 4 AZ " ..tir, p,-,i Augu-i :, La, ett' ~
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uav ,. ,v, an Ir ' i-lou aid 'n'tI''h' ~
-. " l.f Nn't- %. Ltr -, 90. i'GtS. ..,..
sad TO L. ~, -ph ? IT, -H''t llo % o'1A'f
for 5.. 49, trti '.'.' I'i N".t' .1t q RIA ~, ~
ird.r-. r7i1. :" st. 20 hni i"f pi 49, 49,
,or .Ii y, i.,l4t 'I.t lih Tor th' t"hi.- D'i
f,r and a,rii..l ~. I 70 AT %: 'r,H'i'r
rrl,.,l, De- al u a;ri INTO -" ,!F. i9f "a@s
f..,..,,, T. flDtiAN Mi.i.tlAN, Iiy0g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
" NSIIINIrIVN.
NNE>T SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. G.

W .: 4, r Z Co., f,s., liam. ~ Va a2d:
from y. iest Of Jay T., Ns~.York l,"mtn I?I'on.
St Louis = 10 - 10 To-up'" 4 - To-
- - p. N. 'iun,lo Eocl"., Sl-prn ION Iirlde"
Niagara Falls Ctra and Syiacus' 81 . d, H.. - H.
- 10 J.. N and all 80 a ~ nin' only I" tu,' kim
ton g 80 I 10, p! %. all 80 tinp j IT, a a
sii p. III tA',"lii and ALBANY. ~. : ~ 30.
all 80 q H.. II 90. % ID. . II r. ~. TONS.
~ =, poin'. all. i"Vhi!g 90. -
Is ali 81 a. m ! 10 ~ 90 8 - =, 40 o.
g IL, II ~ Montreal and nah1 ~. J.. 4 "a,
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