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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

IT IS said that Col. VIM, J. La
Nelle, of Tunnelton, will move to
Grafton soon. He has been en-
ployed there as Train Dispatcher
for several months now, and the b
81 o. have Teen trying for some
time to get him permanently located
at Grafton, but he has preferred to
remain at Tunnelton, and we would
be very sorry to lose him, for we
need him here in old Preston to
help us fight the RAIDS, and "Bill"
rs hustler from way back, still
there is big field for operations of
this kind in Taylor, and wherever
the Colonel is he will be found bob
bing up serepely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

WE THOUGHT there were some
men in the republican party Of this
county, who were made Of better
stu@ than to allow Boss Dawson to
scoop them in, as witness lawyer
James A. Browns statement in last
weeks Era. He does not indorse
the take water action Of the late
lamented Glover committee, and
dissents from the proposed peace
pow WOW that is now coming to q
head.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

Ex-Gov. u. W. WILSON has re-
sumed the practice Of law ct Charles
ton, and will no doubt have all the
work he can attend to, and make
more money than he did as Cover
nor. He will probably be a candi-
date for Congress from the third
district and we would like to see
him get the nomination, for he
would down any man the RAIDS could
trot out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

went to Reedsville. The moon was
full, the track was good and the
ride a very pleasant one. The par
ty returned about midnight Ar
rangements had been made in ad :
vance and dancing was engaged in
ct the town hall up there. John
Allen Conley accompanied the par
ty as musician and an other one
was called in up there and all went
merry as a marriage bell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
TEIE
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

The Morgantown papers speak in
high terms of Bob Burdette's lect-
ure ON the Rise and Fall Of the
Mustache." Bob must have had a
good time over there, for it seems
he met great many pretty girls
who eli claimed to be cousins and
put up their rosebud mouths for a
kiss, and it is furthermore related
that the gallant Colonel ticl,lcd
everyone Of their noses with his
mustache. We are coming over to
Morgantown Commencement to see
IL we can't find some female cous-
ms. We viii have no lecture along
with us, but we VIII have mus
tache, and we won't allow o widow
or who has been through the war, to
discount us ON goliautry, either.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, son OF Hon,

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, son OF Hon.
Robert II. Lincoln, United States
Minister TO England, died in Lon
don March 8, aged seventeen years.
Funeral services took place last
Friday. The body was temporarily
deposited In the Catacombs at
Kensal Green, whence it will be
transferred to tho family tomb at
Springfield, Illinois.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

WHEN a man is cornered on ar
gument, his only resource is ridicule,
so brother Dawson, being driven to
the wall, falls into this, his last
ditch and tries to turn aside our hot
shot, with the very poor bluff of
would-be funny things. This Of
course is only intended to divert the
attention Of the public from the
real issue. lie is determined to
whip the kicking republican element
of this county back into the traces
of political slavery, and to succeed
in this, he has got TO keep blind
brides with stifTbits on the leaders.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
A Dark HORSE WITH THE NIGHT
MARE

DIR. Holt, Of the Weston Repu5g-
Gun, is mourning because we left
there and wants us back, putting
up our money on n "bob-tailld nag
called Grover" in order that he
may rake it in as he did 1--WE are
sorry to say in the late lamented
campaign. That is all right, "Doc, /"
you dld scoop us in and got the
Jackpot, but "fool for luck" they
say, and the devil always favors his
own. We did not "squeal," and it
is hardly proper for you to crow
about it, even if you are a gamester,
but every dog has his day and we
will see you later. And rs for us
letting our light shine abroad, we
can't afford it, for the Lord knows,
it is needed bad enough here at
home, in this the banner republican
county of the State, where the e. o.
p. has near 1000 high tariff major
ity. We rise TO remark that the
gallant very gal-lant) editor of the
Republican has probably been in
places before nowhere he wouldn't
want his light to shine abroad and
if he used light at al it was a
dark VERY dark lantern. But why
trot out dark horse in this con-
vention Sciah,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
A Short. Temporence story.

One Of the party that went to
Reedsville Saturday night took a
jug along. 1t was an |. O. G.. Z.
jug and was filled with hot water
and was put in the bottom of the
sleigh rs a foot warmer. While the
crowd were all in dancing, some of
the Reedsville boys found the afore-
said jug and thinking of course that
it contained warming fluid, for in
ternal instead of external applica-
ton, they stole it and hied away to
the brush with it. The cork was in
very tight and they only succeeded
in getting it out aftcr breaking a
pocket knife or two. The boys
mouths had been watering ever
since holidays land are still water
ing) for something to wash the cob
webs away and tic pull that each
took at that jug would bankrupt a
city reservoir. Each one being
sold passed it on to the next and
after all had imbibed of the foot
warmer beverage, they broke the jug
over stump. The story was too
good to keep and one of the boys
told it.
MoRAL:--&eyer monkey with a
Good Templar jug!
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

80 IL you want some Job Work
done and can't como TO the Office
to see us about it, just write and
let us know what you want and we
wilI do the work and forward 70 TO
You and guarantee it TO give sat.s-
faction
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

10 liiE Lnifor.-p loaee inform your roadcr
WAS h-la positive reme.iy fof the a5ogc.uafdod
disease. ~ See timely uso thousands OF hopeioss.
cases hffo been permanently cured. Ichall 10 GLAD
g. send two bottles Cfny remedy FREg 10 al,v of
your realtors who hayo CONSUMPTION BE- they win
g'ud mo tHelr ExprcrG and D.. q. aIJr,-s. Respect.
Daily q. a sLyCUM, a. G. ISL resslg ST.. p. T.
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written for the Anous.
The DEVILS Jig.

~ A.. ". FREDERICK, An.
a leech sueks away the red life;
a louise disgraces a curl;
A lecher lies low for some heart,
And lest Is loving young girl.
one hea ends the fairest Of dreams:
One ~ Inflayors cup:
Ono harlOt debauches a soul,
And the devils Jig Is up.
Letcher, California. Feb. 20. 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
&c WEAK MER

huhofing nom tho effects o. youthful orrorr early
oec1J, Naating weakncfs. lost manhood etc. win
fnnd v.l1ahle treause feeeledl Containing fun
epIcndli medical Work fhouid u read ~ ovorv
Ilau who is nervous and dsbiitated. Address.
Frcf, y. g FOWLER, Noodus. Conn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
Special Commissioners Sale !
Louis stowe &c

The undersigned Special Commissioners, rur-
sugnt t0the aul hority vested in them by "a decree
81 the Circuit Court Of Preston County entered
at Us November term 1890 in the bove entitled
causes Will on the lrst day al the next term OF
ton, at the front door Of the Court House ~ sad
County,procecd 60 sell the 1Co ACRES OF LAND.
the two acres Of land, the 81 acres OF land known
aS the Dea6ins Island Tract" and the "San1
W Bowers tract Of land.
And at the time aud place aforesaid, the un-
Ger 'Rnca Hpcciai Cominis iouer,W. b. Maxwell
viii proceed to sell Che i35 acres OF land known
as The Van ltoh farm ana also that part Of Lot
20; ~ which was conveyed ~ a. II. Bowman
And az the time and place aforesaid and in the
manner aforesaid the tnder.irned ereci9l Com.
missioner. r y Crorau wifi rrocced IA eeti Tho
fractional Part Of lot 80 - and Tofs No % 9s
%, % and 30 ord FRACTIONAL parts 81 Lots No. rs
ana lt together with the buildings and i'm.
proVomonts ON said lots, whichare tho same lot
cmbInccd IN the deed of trust 0f A. To Bowrnnn
t2 a. h COL dated Che snd day of December,
Ali ofsaid land. and lots 90 DC sold as afore
SAID hf flid Special Cmnwi i1ucrs. Jointly and
seFtfaly ". hi9ics9id. arc situated .n and near
ilc town ol Row,e burg u eaid Preston County
an9 embrace some Of thc De- q lgis in eaid town
of which arc fairly described in tho Bills and
exhibits fled Boz the above entitled causes
,tEans oF sAiE The purchascF or purchasers
ol tho bcreln before mentioned lots ana tftcts
~ iand VIII Do required 90 way one 9Th % of
for be residue Of he 6ufcbase rosev Sredii
oi %, lt ard li month Hiil lD gispu taking from
lhe Iutcnascf or purchascgs interest bearing
HiHlimcuie uf pHrchaec money
ld several tracts OF lard and lots will be sold
W'h. 49,, Special Commissioner.
STATE or WEST VtRGUN1A.
County OF Preston. 90 wit:
IT, W WaisoH. Clork ~ ne circuit Court Of
aia county 81 certify that each Of The above
I" % MAXWELL, have given tle bond aud aecu-
rty ~ required W the decree OF solo cntcrci in
Given under Usv hand fhf. ft. fatt a .,.f Pei.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
JUDICrAraAT.-n.


Andrew Nelson.
Puisulnt 90 decree ~ The Circuit Court III
Preston County. rendered iu tlc above styicd
cause gn the 3fla day ol November. a. d. 1880
ilf uuder1ancd Special Commissioner VIII. on
we 1lth day NJ daroh. a. ID 1890. $40 Che front
pnrto auction to Tire hiehc-t reeuon ibfc bidder
lne roal estate iu thc b.i and proceedings mon.
Toned. con. Sing 90 g. tract Of land Of
Eifty-Fopr Acres,
more or Jess iu Union District of said county
eiiR tne some land t11t was conveyed by
tFaufIin Wotriug FOO tudfCH Nelson hv doad
iclr.ug date AUril ff. fe93
ItfHe w sslr. Enough cash in bend o. nav
we cost NJ SUBS ord fN.nuens 0f sale aud fho
re id uc upon % credit Of O. i2 and i8 months. ihe
purch1rcr Eecuiiug Tor ino deferred payments.
Interest bearing notes with good sccuritv
y. j. Cru8Av Special Cov'r
Bono aud security BIAS been givcn Goo tho above
case required by lave
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
24rn DAY on MARCH. 1sao.

the same being a court day, offer for sale ut
pE5iiG auction, a. the front door of the court
nourc, IN htngWOOd, W. Va. the following de-
sCri5ed real estate. namely:
FIRST; A tract Of 1851 acres known as the
hope farm OF the late VIM. 7, Kelly. This tract
Is sell known as q very
V-A-6U ABBB FA-RNT-
Second tr0ct Of ~ acres adjoining the
above described land. This tract will be sold
separately froi0 the other tracts herein mention
ed, for reasons appearing In the papers Of the
cause.
Third The next tract 20 he sold under the
above mentioned decree, consists az 2G9 acres.
II Will be sold in connection with the FIRST tract
mentioned or separately, rs nay appear most
coiducive TO an advantageous sale. The fore
going tracts are situate In Portland District.
Preston County, W Va
IsENs or SAIE; This saie will be made for
SUITE cent cash in hand to pay the costs Of this
suit ana proper charges of sale and the residue
upon credit Of one, two and three years the
purchaser 90 execute interest hearing notes
with approved personal security for the defer
rcd inst&llmcnts g purchase money.
HENRY Gay iiyEE. Special Commissioner.
EinaWood, ~. Va. fcb. IS 1890.
Bond ana security has been given by tho above
named ercciai CowmissiGnoT, in the said cnuse
as required by law
2-&f4 J.W. WtrsoS, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13

oi lard ON fho head WRITER'S ri Three Togk Creek
in said county ad joining ffe lands ~ VIM sron.
John Ut foftncf and Barton Fortncy ard which
w"a purchased by said Philip Monear from John
g.. Meungr. trustee
TERMS One thirl Of tho purchase money.
cash in hm9 one ihird thereof with interest In
one year andfhg resi- iue tbcrcuf with interest in
execute fof the ocfcwed payments. interest
IcaFWE note With good security The legal 10
aa further security
JcRoaAN Trustee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-03-13
Old Stand,
Judicial Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

Ry FirtuGof decree rendered by the Circuit
Court ot Preston County. West Virginia on lie
Rth day Of December, 1899, in the chancery cause
OF Nln. G.. Brown vs.. WIN. 4. Kclley's Herr ct
al the undersigned Special Commissioner will
The Republican journal., 1890-05-15

John f. Walker, the man who was struck
with sword and otherwise. it is claimed. III
treated by Commander MeCalla aboard the
United States steamer Enterprise. has begun a
civil suit against the commander for $4,000
damages.
The Republican journal., 1890-05-15
HISTORY:

The ADVERTISER fONford County) of Nor
way and SO. Paris, Ne. has mad over 1000
actuliil, bone Hde list subscribers for more itan
hve years past and is the local newspaner of
mat county Rates low and the same to all
The Republican journal., 1890-05-15

w. = loward's

have u large stock Of
Finished Monuments, Tab cts, and Grave
Marks,
made of thr nest italian AIM Nmrr.cau marble.
which VIII sell at less price than can 4, found
elsewhere, and ! guarantee satisfaction it work
enre in Cemetery Work. Langu worth, Building
opp. Probate once, Church St. Belfast. 5m.l
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clark, John, TO A K A Adams and others, Pros.
jsSs Pint state. s Co. No .ss 3D.
cohS, Samuel to Arcularus, No $50 West 47th.st,
Poy andrew II tSG Sherwood cor iothave and
Bel 4o aS 3sa afS East
so,oSc w. ''''' Nv '''r So -''' ''''''' year.
Grinne George B. to w Smith, @ trustee, 15Ssh-
Fullam. John J. 10 J Helms. 10th-ave. n Of 4eth.
ilcii6run, JSseph; to NJ Stone n 1ooth-st of
Kar Nina $, to j Palscr 12th-st, of 2d-ave,
sve yss;s ssSSS Nsy to Ha"p 70'h' of I'd
Kelly John TO oGoiman =, on and another 14lstst
Lsndsrss; henry Title Guarantee oa and Trust Com.
luz Albert j. to IL Jgeng9S ,o lots as A. 1Aa and i4o
side Drive, Of 7Sthst MORTGAGES year; $50 900;
Lynch ThCI3as oo g Lynch cor Hall Place and
Myers Lewis to Equitable Life Assurance Society "a
Msnges Louis to Aaron Goodman 2l Hester-st years,
and LOSSs John nSsre @ cor '
Noble, Charles, to Coates. No. 1o4 West soth-st, In
Norton Patrick; to go GGSgsenheimer cor of sdave
GawaT and another "a tG oGS John Gray
nah %'Hns oS S9,A. of s
Sterling {; S5o A. to Jardne i2'th''t of sthave
siemson J. to Ms5y ssE ooa Burnham' soth'ss of
StSEhSns' Geo Gov, e do Crow. Dashs Lane adj land
Schneider abraham, 70 Mutual Life L Ins Co. 12lst.
st. q OF Manhattan-ave, year, $50. 900.
Smith. Edward, TO Henry Lpman, s1st-s, Of
10thave demand IS, ,000
Twers James. to S Kearney, Cantova Place. n cor
OF st. Georges Crescent. / year, S400.
TOImann Peter 70 George schrelner, ssd.st, of
Webster Ella S. to + ] Middlebrook Nos 27O and 27o
West 39th.st, months, s5 900.
Williams William. to Union Dime Savings Inst, No.
3I1 West 43d.st. / year, $4,000.
Josn TO Mgu1 e Ia cS loo
link Gottlieb 10 Louis Arcularus s S 47th.st, Of
have 500.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
DE N N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER May II. 1890.

ON AND AyTER MAY IL 1890.
trains leave ,]:ssoas ] 1905 "a De'Srs''es and Cortland
ssss s:Sy ]" asans FAST LINE M for the West Pullman
ssus S S'esS'as cSSa$bas % 80 chicago
H s Es' ne except
1905 SS TSl'%S q effafy AND CHICAGO LIN
sss ss't sss" Rssa Ss
:ssss d as and i' 4. 's q,
sS':s s :.s.s:;s "a :st sS
saSx F al 6SsSSSs .sa paai
% SssTs Coach z 81 esas and
sinH' Il D. s ses; %a Day Chicago 100 p m and st. Louis
,gs ssJ1n... ExnsEss sys:s 1Gs \: Ss
ssssss Gss SSS;ysS s;ss Ts;ss;j S:
% eslsss? ssSssssss.y. ssSsSsy ~ IsI;
$ Ssm.s v.,s,. -, ".s
4 Valley ,vs: ssS fsS%s Ssss:
r %. cs.y E ss Oh Regions ''a
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
sfs:rl si%s w.5Isss.
sssi.. H'rs es5 ssp:s. So 500 sa sss 70
@ sSS 1S SOC % Sunday sSa s lfs sns rSr
Se.pssp eRe seS and ohio ans .n nlf
roR s ssJsss 3 Sas. ssn r.s.
Car and Day Coach) weekdays. connects for Browns
yoi M os pons ES GA Gap; ssS W. fssapA.
Norfolk Railroad 90 a daily except Sunday. and
100 D. M daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 2:1o
D. M. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows;-- -
49, - :, W . ~, , az Chicago Limited VITA
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington LinItcd). and II 90
500 &C. sad oS 60 no. 80 :nS 60 IL Is SS nsSs e
az: ssssnPsassss Es1ss:: eds 20 10 HSH; sSs
loa 60 n1oi oo 10 o@1oaasi:n 90 Raj: ~ ana ~
fhe New.York transfer Company VIII call Tor sal
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables Of local trains apply 10 any ackee
agent Of the Company. -
CHAS F.. pUGH. j. 4 WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;JERsEY.
Hauin @ fsHrH
ssse Ed %s'is Hss sR,'i s %
SS % ss Saass hss'
iii's s$s $s.!: wsa.Ss 'sss
enseR r. 'S' ss"%s's 4n'Rs'sd%s En.Se
Msaeh Ss SR SSusS sppSayS sDS pdv er Ess0n Beh
chsns sss Dssdn n @ HafisDufs %Iikes6arrs' Scranton
r'9asS' Tis~~nstou. Lake HoDaseoOs. Eas0n
BeinlsS1% 80 p. m nnd for S sc%srve and Feminston
Grove Ss; IA sidr r5ss asSft s sSsns HHsy ts
trains Do moi % stop Ocean or 4.
bug 81 Ssns s $ & .T tsS $780, ."s IS = s
supSsyiI Toi IsGeScs River Barnegas $780, slS
Ri Tol hssns sS 'S Sy Il 3nsand and Brdseson 80 I. m
- ToI p F%9eehod. r. 4:so saS Has a. M. 80 $780,
% 81 eGyo 49, 49, g. s,s SaS sS - T. A. ssss.y.
n ,o?s S$SrgS HqoK SSasg BopgE 3Svr &.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Seabright
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, Sc at 80 10: M
oms ao River ve and Barnegat' 80 a. m S:45 p. M
For Eberon ocean Grove, Asbury Park Point Pleasant
Grc,e Ge,, - and nd Astury Park. At 0 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
via Central r. q Mswssrsey PhiaaeiDhia and Read.
For PSlladelgnia st ;s9 100 II 80 H. So
sTSpSYs. Sun 300 ii 90 a m. e S:o6. s;So $780, Goo
r.; For slti1ore Washington daily q. 90. II 80 ex
eepf leaving q: as III 80 a. m ISo 90 200.
80 D. NJ, az 15 night except saturday nehp have con.
n'1Sn sSnbS sST Ms5aY YswsSnrs and via
delnhia at :45 m. a 80 Buffet pxrlor Carr, 80
D. % IL lis midnight except Saturday night, Sundays
,eie.s and ParorCer be procured At 2o1,
1lS ga LAO 1922 Broadway 7S7 eth.ave., 2et West
tSissn.G, Ss proaawsy Brooklyn, -, .....
hasGsSe from hotel or rssidenes.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND United STATES NAIL IS. STEAMERS. p
sTeutonic 25 IL .Teutonic July 239 80 Ant
R,annlc JylS p; M Bann Maiestc 3Ts g. 10 in m
From White Star Dock. foot Of West 10th-st. -
.Cecond cabin these Saloon rates $50
and upward according to steamer and loeatca q berth
tsrms secrage $50, Company's Oce, No Al Broadway.
New.York Phladep phia orice. 406 Wanut-st:
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave- and 42d ST.. New York.


TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION rY The Crrr
IRAlNS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: :,...r An.
300 A.. M.- III ts,sO IIBC LlsilAED-ous
at Chicago 80 a. m. next day. - ,.rr
ED-due Cincinnati 80, Indianapolis 10 80 a. N.
1850 4. M.1wEsTERN DAY ExrgEss-daily except
sundays. Train leaving on Saturday does not run
S s'i Of DetSik Fl sSSkE United
Dae Detroit at 40 "a III, Cheaso 90 " n'' heAs
600 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPgEss-Due Chicago
MdFHsr IIelPFpassr 81 81 Louis AND CHICAGO Ex.
PRESs.-Due indianapolis IL 20 p. m. next day ST.
asB fH5s
Fosshs.sp1s 1;sS % 10 jstG sG 4. s.s' s' So
IT, c 9S p $50 }er Ss5Il,$a s0 wsss rGsAs
fxLo AND NiAGARA FALLs.9 80; Io2er 1850
and for Stay S' a. sass Is' sd sa
TROY Ps9sis sakh%SS kshl%fSS %2plRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND
s9STKEsii6S5 ssS sa ii6 % sS s ;' 1s'
AUBURNi NsGsE GENEVA AND .cAYANDAIGuA-tlo:s
gs si29T9i TiR %idpgHGRsL HHRLEM DIVISION
Central station or at Nos 4i5, fs5 Si2 anil Broadway
= Park Pacs. So Wet 10th snd l:sth So .Lsts
Westcotts Express calls for ard cheeks baggage ron
DAILY except Sunday. fDaly except Saturday. oas
Above trains, except those leaving at 50 . n,
2:S0 50, :55, 6,25 and II midnight. stop 81
JOHN NJ ToyCEY. GEORGE 4: DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
T EHlGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ,ssrvcrR TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt ans
~ M for Siatngton and Intermediate points pus,lo
a. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmra, .ochvSi ~ .ir car y
a,d tho West and principal local points, Shsir 'S'
arans and Pullman car TO suspension brlugn,. ,o,,s
~ q on A. m for Mauch Chunk ana interneune Pn.ntx
II a. m for L. and b. Junction and intermediate p~"~
Chair car Tor Tmkhannock and intermediate poinsx
chair ear to Tunlhannock. Connection to Reading '
20 D. m for Elnira and principal n,ermeda az sgssrss
Chair car TO wilkesbarre and pullman sleeper W ''T
sion Bridge. 49, >,,.h chu,k and intermediate points
char car 70 % Tor Manch Chunk and intermediate pon
connection On 10 Reading and Harrisburg. uns.s
n M for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, RoehesteE DSosioa
and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana o''P
Bridge. =, O M =, a m I n M and $40
n M connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hsle'" W.
regions. Srxn,y TRAINS a..
a m for Maueh Chunk, HaLeton ana ,n,ssrrnsdists
points and IL a. m. for Shenandoah ana h'
IN n M for Mauch Chunk and ntermeds.e ponnus,lo
N M Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmra. Rochester s.sioa nia
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana S"sp
briuso' General Eastern Office 235 broadway.
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