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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-08-15
uoLETs.

Blue and white in soft array,
Over the meadows the violets lay,
Lowly and meek, as if kneeling to pray.
A little brook goeth murmuring by
Singing its tenderest lullaby,
While softly the violets stir and sigh,
And to the moses gently cling,
And dainty bits Of color fling
Over the meadows wavering.
List, as they whisper, soft and low,
To the warm earth heart below,
Where all sweet treasures spring and grow.
And the sweet bird, in yonder tree,
Sings to the violets merrily,
Sending his heart out cheerily,
And fieeting shadows come and go
Over the grasses, swift and slow,
Down where the blossoms bloom below.
Little violets, dainty and fair,
This one brief hour, oh. let me share
The spirit Of your sweetness rare.
-Vick's Magazine.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-08-15
Time Is Money.

clerk-I would like small increase in
my salary, sir. /
Merchant don't see my way clear to
that, but can do the same thing in an
other way. You know that time is money!
"Yes, SIR" I;
swell, hereafter you can work until six
instead Of quitting at wallpapers Ba-
EAR.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-08-15
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblain, Corns, and all Skin
Efuptions, and positively cures Piles no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
action, OF money refunded. Price 25 cents pc
box. For sale by Hughes & Bell Druggists
ian 81 Tyr
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-08-15

A botanic garden for mountain plants
has been opened at Bourg- Saint-Pierre, in
the canton of Valais. It is situated in the
valley of Entremonts, about three leagues
from the Mont St. Barnard Hospice, and
at - altitude of ], 800 meters above the sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
BIRD.
X ENSkBEc,

Ss.iney--Dcs -. at tn. home OF her parents,
Henry ". snd Annie Leighton. Mr. franx crow
Ell os Bos ten aged "A yeas, months and ID dsys.
NTSsELtANtor>.
Alton III Oct. II. Chxr.cs A. CaidseIi. aged
q, wears, y month";
Jur. caldwell was y brother OF the late William
and >yfsanas Csiiw.H and Was one OF Alton 5
monument business a-u, being 1t the time Of his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

The following mmnnic alton has been
received from the Indereadent Hose Com
pany of Richm md i / reply 10 the challenge
Of the Continental Hose Team Of Gardiner
recently published in the Journal l,
speaks for itself
RIcHMoNp, De-. p, 1890.
To William ?. McMsnsra,
Captain Of the c. II. & L. Hose Team.
Gsrdiaer, Msine.
Dear SIP With some reluctance we
hereby inform you of our inability to &C
cept the challenge issued to Us by your
com pany to hose team race of 1850 feet
for slC0 eide. As YOU doubtless know
our lose carfislc was IL jared in the rail
read accident st iisrwsrds on the night of
the muste. at Bah to such an extent IS t,
render IL unfit for further use and up 10
this time it has not b zen convenient for Us
to purcha.e n new carriage CT to get ouI
Cd one repaired, and for the Continental, 10
challenge us under these c rcu mstsncss al
this season. Of the year is to challenge die
armed rival to duel. To our minds it l.
the IN IRE cowardly from the fact Tint the
Contin ,ntal. have hal so many oppoitu uni
ties du,ing HI. season just closed. II prove
their boosted superiority over ~. thing
they have thus far siRnally failed II do
Tina. We are not afraid to meet tie Cont
rentals either in . long or short race Is a.
tested by the fac. ihat We have ahen6s {
every muster held in the State tNis SCISSOR
exec pit the one at Gardiner. That not ec.ni
neutral ground. we di not deem 1t adviss
BILE to particibae in the festivities Of TIT
occasion. In the pas, we have ehown s
disposition to meet all worthy rivals IL
| friendly contest. We should be 81 I'd 10 d
60 nor bu, in view OF our pres disabled
eoneil i,u We are oblgel TO forego thu
p,essure. At some futare time ~ith a new
carriage on hand We may c,ndescepd Il
give the Con,ineptsls chance to regsii
! their former prestige.
We are very respectfully
lnlependen. Hose Co,
Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
The Boil.
MEM ORAL RESOLUTIONS.


On the Death Ct Hon. WIN. b. sn,ll
AtA meeting Of the Maine Il publ car
Association CT Washington, d. c.. held CT
Saturday evening, 25:h October, 1890, tie
70 living resolutions we're adopted:
Eesotved, That In the death Of Jutlss
Smell, so long President of this Associs ii On
an one OF i.s earliest and mes, active me m
befs. We have lost a value associate, who's,
con stant atten lance. wise counsel and uni
form courtesy and kindness. had enieare4
him TO every member. When the Govern
ment was in DAGGER. he freely gave hi,
best efforts for its preservation. and served
honorAbly as an officer If the field. Since
The war his life has been largely In public
Asa msg s.raie. charged With dfficult
deilaa and laborious duties, he wal
known to all men as upright. able. and
always faithful to The peoples interests
No judge stroye more eafnes,lv to be Just
or vas kifdlier in feeling. Will, his dutic,
conn ei ed him to exercise severity toward
offenders, his hiodly effort, in public and
private, for the suffering an! erring, wers
incessaLt. hearty and efectual. In loving
remembrance, We here record our estimate
Of our deceased friend. lie was An ac
comp lished. objectionable gentleman. 4
good lawyer sad soliier. an upright judge
= philtn'hropist, and manly. true -heaitsd
man. We believe that the world is better
for his life; and the memory Of him vii
b, q blessinz-the best g +. that man car
leave behind him.
Resotred, Tha. we tender to the widow
Of the deceased our very earnes. sympathy
in her loneliness and in ,l's sorrow OF hel
great bereavement.
Rssotrea. That these resolutions be en-
ieiei upon the records of the Association
and thas copy of the same be forwarded
| to the family of the deceased.
ELLIS SPEAE. Committee
j. W. BABsoS, on
..,.f HN. HowARp, Resolutions.
Atest:
f. J. BRooKisGs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
COMPANY Re FIELD DAY


Company y. u sks ely ,essusniy hnsvn
- the capital Guasts. held shsir ssnssi
hsii Day It Camp Bsrs Ugh Tuesday. The
vss all that csu'd be expected q d. ~.
son Of the ysas and vas s,imir.bsy ssissd
70 the Occasion ia the cxc<psiou Of the
arong viad that hisv scsoss lie rsses H.
tesfesins sits the shootins. Assenbliae
II the afnsory in Aesnian Hail. ia ~
msrlifg z. The e,ppaEy. nunbefing thirty
ave, marched through wster ssnes. mp
ofove TO Western ssenue anil 70 Canp
Bnrieish. where they vent INTO camp for
The day.
The remsifier Of the f,rsnosn vas
spent IN xEard mount AMI company Grill,
TIL cianes vas announced ia brigzi. he'd
quarters. which AdjmlsHs General Sps,sue
he'd kindly offered the e,mpsny for this
purpose. General sprasas VS. the guest
Of The company AMI remained 90 the field
during the day The dinner OF baked beans
aad brosn bread va admirably fitted to
saf" "fNH etYUhNtss astb W tuO0g4t bH4
hungry men. Who ne cared they never ass
better ia their lives. About two +. n.
the msn repaired 10 the rim. rasse. where
SOME good work vas pu: in. though few
good scores we're made. owing To the strong
wind that vas blowing At tbs time. About
four O'Clock IN the afternoon the company
return d to the armory.
The Boil.
Just before eigh O'Clock in the evening
Dsnni,' ban gave concert IN fro It Of Me-
oman Hall. Pulien's orchestra of liz
pieces fur isbed masie for the dancing of
an order Of fourtee1 dances. Abou. ssv-
eaiy Ave couple, formed on for the grsrd
march AMI circle, and every number on the
programme was danced by - many -
could easily form on the floor. The ball
~ss a succss,, a. was everything connected
with this. the twenty first anniversary Of
the organization OF the Company. and i,s
many we'll wisbsrs hope - see it enjoy
another II eqaiiiy prosperou, years In the
fu.nre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
Lincoln

The following are the real estate trans
fcrs in Lincoln county for the week end
irg Oct rs
EouruBAs Rose u seayey to Sophia Dicxin
son. and and buildings, 600
BoortBAN HAKEoR--Herfnan lisrtnug to ow
en- Y Matthews land. FL. Owen Matthews ts
WIN y brown. land. &t: Cyrus MckowL = heir
TO Waiter A Williams, land, $3.50
RRIsroL John Nc Hehan Ia He!e1 Ne1ahan
land. f25.
DAMARI>torrs--Jos King TO Austin Hall !
sis, land. 81.
tp1E. nAB-- Woodbridge Clifford TO Wilder
Kenuey. land and buildings, ttop.
NEW. AsrIE--M MARY u Mesersr. 20 Chas Hal
land aud baiidiu a. SEQ, Amfa II Roscoe TO Cha
4 Hait iaad and bui g. 500.
Mont sRoko-Nsthsnlrl Bryant ~ james !
Mailigsn ct al. land. 81.
WAfnoEoBp John I. Wallace 10 sasan Gray
land ami t,aifilngs, 81 etc.
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Act Well


on the liver, restoring iis natural powers, and
aiding IL Ia throwing OF malarial poisons."
&C 7. Aston. QuitInan. Texas.
"Hheneyer ! am troubled with eonstipa-
ton. or suffer from loss OF appetite. Ayers
Pills set me right again. ~ A. J. Kiser, Jr,
Eoek House. Va.
In Is5s. BY the advice of a friend. began
The use Of Ayers Pills as a remedy for b,i.
iosisness, constipation. high feyers. and
colds. They served me better than anything
had previously tried. and have used them
In attacks Of that sort ever since III. w
Hersh, JHdsoHia, am.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED Er
Or. J. c. AVER 1 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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Decllu ed with Thanks.

r. ]. BRooKINGs,
Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

gentleman who vas In from Weeks
Mills Yesterday sail that there were two
women alone ia the Rowland house thst
vss hiraed Sunday RICH. ard TO one in
the vii age uas informed Of the de till the
next morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29

One public spirited grocer, man erliv-
en.d the a. pesfarci Of Water street in hi'
inmediite visintS yesterday. lie had
,ueec eded in catching Ave Of the mum srous
big rat. that trouble the grocery stores in
that ueishborhcoi and then impressed into
the service spanky iiale rat terrier owned
BY friend. The rats we're then one by
one turned loose in the street for his dog
chip to di,pes. of. The dog enjoyed il
and % did the hystsndsrs.
Void wss received in this city yes-
tefdav, Of the eea,h in Portland. Monday
night, Of Mrs. Abhie 4. Hobbs. wife Of
John r. Hobbs ef that city, and youngest
dansh,er of the late Benjamin Swan
Of tbs city. AFTER an illne" of several
months. The funeral services vill be held
II her late home in Portland en- ThandAy
Of this seek. 1t O'Clock In the sftesnoon.
The Evangelist meetings viii be con
tinuei Al tie First Baptist church today and
evtnipg The Bible readings 1t ; so this
afternoon will be on the sui jett. Heaven
Meat up ~ !, IN p Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-29
PUBLIC WARNING !.


Owing 30 a confession ftee"utiy rived from
one in y itotn have tried 10 gds the utmost
iGence 81 tBffrfi;y In the adm iuisisa'ioD 81 fbp
COMPOUND Wager Haiis Tor the be pett Of those
who -ufsr srofa TlsrasrI 'hai THE supplies xsf.
no; iiaP n.efi vlsiIe pretending to give hi treat
mrtF, bat s,sae unknown ssnssisie Supplied 10
sindir .i,oss seeking tie 6 s. ~ for relief from
- asr. Spis therefore b. II known tha, 'lis
right pfaeiire nss h,rn ss-izard exciasiyelf 10
y y ii1fi fiiffd. No. x2t Cumberland ~, Fort
land. 10 fa- hife1 Up luxufiois apartments for
.sais- snf grIi'is IN dttfre<S. sBi hereafter
.Hs6ieai -nposes viii lie iBssi bed 10 bone other
or pfastic'. 10 fsii> fi.y. 81 oTgers for fam'ig
sffis Tor Forfat' frBsf cr's tsFesgb this ys~Eef
TIE pablo heiebY sarHed agaiHst sgisdief.
"a ho arr cf-esisfieg siz0s d Jcane tsrT
eviae-.ce siiioaf Use fIzi white pseteb.iing fa-
ALREADY rtAfsfss 10 be isoqia stiY iIDysiing TIL.
bert srial Lars tasf % thg.c 10 -ap,Jgs~ fJs,
are r.ftiEg 4 aiSro-is pFy~ rfl.a ~ IL inysH
tor. gr.pse. tiiiy unlimited In DebaH Of ci.
eszsd and ssaefiBg p<oTir.
Or. S. r. CohANT.
ssowbezAa. sept. tst. is1o. oe'i3eodlm.
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REWARD.

strssfd CT stolen 4 Shepherd Dog. Long
hair, bod, black, legs. under part Of body, long
hair on sn<r eide Of tai Ugh; tsa aise sorae tan
~ fsee and ears Name sSheo.- When he ierf
hone Oct. Is. Hofe er,tax nasked l.. Hin, August
Nsin-. Any information leading 10 his recovery
viii te LIBERAL, rewarded. f.rsits fIIIt An.
xustas Ansne. wswfl
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Ayers Pills.

For loss Of appetite, bilious troubles. eonsst
patton. indigestion, and sick headache. these
Pills are unsurpassed.
fof 8 long time ! was . sufferer from
ssosasch- liver. and kidney troubles, expo
fisneshx nlsaeh difficulty In digestion. with
severe psifls in the lumbar sexioa and otier
parts II the body. Having tried variety II
remedies, Including warm baths. with oniy
temporary relief aba.It three mesfhs ago
began the nse u Ayers Pills. aud my health
y 80 much Improved that ! gladly testify To
The sap~rior merits of this medicine -
Manuel Jorge Pereirs, Porto, Portugal
For the cure 0f headache. Ayers Cashar-
TIE Pills are the most effective medicine
ever ased"-k. X. James. Dorchester. Mass
When Teri the need OF a eathartie, take
Ayers Pills. aad ind them 10 be more effec-
live than ANY other pill ever took-T-- Mrs.
b. e. Grub. BarweIIsilie, Va
have found in Ayers Fills. an inyaiua.
bic remedy for constipation. biiiousaess. and
Kindred disorders, peculiar to niasulaiis
localities. Taken in small and frequent
doses these Pills
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Il Good Bargain For Some
body.

Farm and Steam Girls, Mil for sale near East
Newport H. r station Farr contains 20 acres
Of good land, ezss 10 fsEs OF hz1 very good
house; she'd. Stable sud barn need repairs Ca
pcity OF mill &c bushels per dry. u horse power
engine, 50 horse power boiler, ali Ia gsod coadi-
tioR- L. cation enc Of the beat Gu the lice Of the
Maine Central Railroad karn and mil WI u
sod tosesrer OF IN parts to -aif psrcfsser Isrnat
OF sayns-a' rzsy- Dor further particulars Apply 10
- J. rhAfsoafae Al Aagnsta or suhscrit~r ~
East Sr~pHt. PHILLIP WILSON.
zn<siiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Oort''ho' anu
" a m TO- Slstinrton and intormcdin;c points. w.,
A. NJ for Geneva. Lyons, tlnrI 40 h',t hn.,"'
ard the West and principal local point Chdr '"F u
Lyons aud Pullman - Suspension lfug' 49,. ,.t.,-
20 - NJ. Mauch Chunk and me poihtH,,
il a. ~ Tor l.. aud g. Junction and intermediate points
u n m for Tunkhannock and ntcrmcli't" points
Chair ear TO Tunknanno.k Connection to Reading ana
Harrisburg. - ,-.,.., tn,orr,e,io,s ,,oints
10 D. m for Elmlra and principal ntcrmeiiate lo..s
Chair Air Wilkesbarrc and Pullman sleeper 10 S"9p'
sion Bridge. . o,, -, ,,,o.,odi,te rornts
Chair car Maush CHUNK. lint.
Z 10 y. for Mauch Chunk ana lhurn'cu"'' i'"'''
Connection % Reading and HarrihbuIs .,.,. u,,,to
d. IN. Geneva. Lyons ElmIia 100, -
and The Nest. Pullman sleeper % LYON ana su'P"-oH
Bridge. 9, -, , n, and A, 10
cnnn,rt Tor an uo,ns MahanOy and llazletoh coal
fcgions e,,Nr,v TN ,rNS
a. M for Mauch Chunk, halie@ any nn,,,rnc,Ia. "a
points. and IL a. III. Tor Sheh'i'u"'" '''"
10 D. NJ for Mauch Chunk and iatcTmcdiae ionu1i
N In for Geneva. lyons, EmirI. hoch'sJtf buh"Io
and TIE West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana nu'pcSo
D'''s" General Eastern ONCE. o35 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
RailrGaSs.
Id EN- n S Wv a " | q
4 %AiLROEE1
or AND AFTER JUNE %, 1890.

On AND Al LII ~ NJ % low
Trains leave stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and Corinndt
sCo A. 49, FAST hiSE for the wGSt c rSad
10 a. ~ Columbus 80 a ' CHICAGO VV Vo i iofi
w a sS LSE o ay @A sad caoSc Except saada
1880 cS ifip 4 AMP Pn Sm5eA& Se., h5
drawing and State Room sleeping Dining smoking
ana Observation Cars. gseRsng Mn'h 10 10Th e iSx,
ladies maid library and all ths STny aaG
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati 8 40, aud
aoo Si 81 g iGtI &SA cyGAGo AND
hXrkEss pullman Vestibule sleeping Car and Mang
fassenser Coach SS w. to couHSu As
ehnau ii 100 a. NJ. Chicago 200 D. H. anu o. LOUIS
ESQ z MHTf WESTERN ExrENSs tor all gola;, n
Sleeping Car New Ork to Pttbgrg s. Louis Chi;eago
olf Nsw.YoTk to P3iad-Iphls and pullman dining Caf
10 chHS4d and c 81 Sa day az and e
Louis 90 a. N. morning Connects for Cleveland
500 p .'f MG ufc fictp GlXPEEss Pullman Buffet
PG shena@dc,S VALLEY arrive Tss6 s4 s, a.
s sSd daily at chso [SSc9na SsS
'%s%a r. SDS5
daily eaSst s snnds o a. 1 a %ns
Paihg C exp at 80 g. S 90 s5 AND 80 H
S Sf2 and 80 % co saa Is 9 a5q
Sad 9 sSa OHIO I'D AZ
For Pp ass G n. na G rSa GSn and DO
tons weekdays $50 no 10 a. m. 12 90 noon
2.SO $40 $40 spe,iaD 4:2O, . 20 ana : 99 p H.
Saturdays only, 80 7. IN Sunday s 10, o;4o a. NJ
3 IL y. ~ do not stop at Asbury Park on Sunday.
For a asf6 Bag glEt Zach 12 @@1
and with through for Browns Mills and Beaeh
Haven.
S o? s RSs N2 SG via Gay Ps
s 90 p. m. daily; Via Baltimore and Day Line, 2;lO
o m. wcokGavs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
20 20. 90, 80. . 90. Chicago Limited. with
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington In!ted and II 90
NJ - 20, ! 0D, 70. 3 90 3 30 100, : 30. 200.
100 q 80 90. and 90 p. n and i 10 night
ACCOMMODATION. II 10 a. H. 20 ana 100 p m sun N
Express, rs, 80, . 90 40 Lmitedl, and 10
a. M, ZOO. 90. 80 3 90. 80. 8 90 and . 90
=. m., and IL ~ night Accommodation, 90 ,. m;
from hotels and residences through 70 des-
tlno'lon. 49,. .
Tor timetables OF local trains apply TO any ticket agent
OF tho Companr. , ,,.oo,
ClAS. T. PtIH, y. X NOOD
General Manager General rass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

A ThIhtNE Viii BE- REGflvED o1 Ar rh IlIn
Gr.st up D. $40 Broadway between TwWSH ty:
second and Twentyhra III gn,, p 5@ sixhayc
i5s Feurthavc. concr Fourteenth 8, $50 Third .Ns
ar.s 7os .aS 100 West FCr s,,sS
he HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast One.hnndred' anu
twenty. St, TO D. M NJ regular ONCE Ia'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
RAILROADS..

YuE oSLY RAILROAD STATION THE Orr.
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS: nno q.
$50 A. M.-CHICAoO NESrIBU LII LIMITED-puc AZ
1oisso' ago x iii @fS vEsrIBuLE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 80. indianapolis ~ 80 a. NJ 81
1856 4. MTeDwgEsTEgS DAY ExrREss-daly except
4.5o T. M.-NoRTu SHORE vEsrrBULE LIMITED
Duo at Detroit at 10 q. N. Chicago oV D. H. "'~'
600 p. Mast WESTERN ExrREss--Due Chicago
$50 c mnaHpIGdS IS M65S Sf ASD MIA
HAKA FALLS EXPREsss.. .,,,, c,,,c,co rv
'' & '4sJ s toT3 30 ASD cHs12 st St
FO TYpsJIs a. FT q 90
Se;qsle 1919 - $50 20 ass; go 90, go 90
N No.! y ? 81 80. rs 80. -. 80 y p.
@ Sy 200 y 80 Is D. m liz 90 night:
rKSoY2,e so, 800 80 10 70 tI5 80. III 30 a. H.
urc % 40 Ax 30 49, S5o 10 o. go ' 80
q? 92 70 S2 2 80 t2 5o Si jo 49,
pUrfAEo~S 80 10 90 10 20 a. M. 90 40.
NIHGHi.gA rALLs-1o 20. 10 80 a. M. $50 Goo 7So
sARAf6GA-to 90, III 80 a. M. az 100. 10 20. 7:3o
1AI;i n d tl GE 92 ligS 90 III 40 H. a. sopn
IHOu SAND IsLANDs-ilO. 80 a. IN. 80. 9:ij ,. IT,.
ADIIoNbACK MOUNTAINS MD MONTREAI.-'e 90
~ 80 IN, 80 ,. n' y % night also Adirondack
AJ MaqFt2n' orS 81 A AND cANAxDAIcuA-'o 80
BrhRS n Il mig Via H Is "f~ DIVISION
81 "a fcee Pc az c s sPPr Gs9a
o PARK Place SO West 125th-s and l3sth.st. s:aon.
s dcda Ss D. DoS1n c6 Hadso AM Jcr.S S
Wesco,s FNpres, call. Tor and cheek. baggage
hotels aud residences through 70 Destination.
'paiy except sunday 's'piIdA's only. ohcr trains
A6ovc trains except those leaving 90 80 m
nls 5S , S1 =, isstS., sation - D. ~ anu / 80 '
General Manager Goul pisscugcr cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
Gummcr Resorts.

ID LEASANT VALLEY COTTAGE.-2,000 feet elcya-
L ton bass fishing; s-.ic rame plenty scenery grand
cXcur.on rates 10 house y. S. FRAZER Propret2r
Wyaluslng. Penn.
- OUTHAMPTON, LONG ISLhND.-Auinscn House
~ and cOtt3',r In main house. cottages or paris
Of cottages 70, cent with bOarl Scptenbr transient
rate ~ day; weekly rate on application
THE BOOK OF oPES.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
L pages. illustrated. Tho standard authority on
American Rules for sailing. swim
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding &C. &c. In
full ~ nor COW. Published by Tn" Tribune. NewYork.
Fnteranine and universally compmented By the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
FDR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
u-,SfffNETnN
NEW YORK, ONTaHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
Nay COMPANY.

Passenger iAinb loot OF lay and ia 81, iooMs
Jly.,t. 50 o. H. t2d,t. 90 q. ni. Tor t1"iu.'
Hail Middlctown Port Juyi-. Monticello. Fal'"urg'
lib rty nancock, walton, u hi. l.dmfs;on. N9f"!ch
gouc Detroit, tHicahO ana POINTS " -
Jty.-t 100 a. H. i2d-.t., $40 a. 10. Cog Campbell
HnL LiHr, Mohonl. ard Mnne wasaai WAIKIKI arl At-
lions .fiddlttoHu r!oou.nsburg, ElgNiIc. Mountain
Dale Iail,bgrg iiurlry.lr LiIcrsy. Wmt' liHr, II,
Iay..t 90 D. H.. f1d-st., 10 r. NJ 10. t1mppril
mn T,le. Nuh1nk and MiuutW1-ka, Waikiki valley Stt
tons MIdd. eOWn Boomngburs fllcn' lie. rort Jsl IS.
Nonrago fasbutg Hurley Nlllc, Liberty White l'inc'
Rockland. o., ,,tt1t...-,
FllcnsIe FallsNurs, LDcrty, Waltoh N0r"lci, phrHh
O.rrio ;o-ncstcr. Niagara Fans, Detroit ChlcaEo ana
points West. 49, ,..,..,.,, ,,,i- g..
Jsyst. 80 D. NJ, 4?dst % r M Saturday only
taIlebur. Iibr<y. White Lake, Kockldnd
tD,ilv through Other trains daily, cAc'pt Sunuals
mp dr,,, ~ room seats aud secplng-car bcrtls
reserved nj 1913 broadway New YORK . - -
/ [. ANDERSON, g.. l.. A.. Is EhchhhRe ila'c, ~ l.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c. 4

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w H. H. H. Il. Co, Llssot- Trains leave Wcst "a.
- station (Ncw.Yor follows. and 90 minutes earlier
from the foot Of Jay-st., Now Nora HHmit"h, London
Dctolt and Chicago, . 30 -. N, - 10 p ~ otl' p ~
81 Louls . 10 8 - p. Toronto, !1o a. 3D.. -
si5 p. N. Eura1o. l:lchcst.r, Sn'Yn'issn bficf,,
i'tica and syracus., $50 '955, N, "a - y
az 40 pa n rs 10 II 90 > - aud = - ,. m
Cstskiu and Albany 80. = rs, - 90 al go a. ~
10 40 a 90 '3:1j - 10 r. N Cans,on' ~ ,hS
Cornwall Nrwl urs. 3:30 ~ 70 ~ 'i-99o : ~
III 10 d. H. and 60 - a. M. b3 - p Cornwall ana
Eewburc Montreal aud Canada East i, a. NJ ID III j."
n n, fIefaut slccplns-cars for Buffalo HlHfhfa ftlN
Detroit Chicago aud 1T. Louis on all tNrouem " W.,
Snfatoga succials all 30 a. M b3 10 p H. iatioT''
~ Ssratoc, aud Caldwell Lake tir0rI' al 90 ., H.
daily except sunday b3 ~ p M IsstufGn}> tnnter To-
or.car 80 o. n tram ks aabeTci,' : sn no Is
iioci and EnatITklll. via PhOniclI 10 10 ana ,o
n m S:f5 ~ NJ. trains ana 10 10 o. ~. iot ,H,,nd
Slrenng.car on 30 "A (Sund1yY Only 10, w.
House. III ali 30 n. ~, h3 p d. i"1'o,I,' NJ
SATURDAY onlyl fur Kaateskll Hunter 9!ai1a 'fI
llod Station aud r.oelcla. Pour-glf 10 ,rHi'. ~
station and Phocnica. b. C. o. Laws hr@,s oHH M
Nrookivn Anucx cIO, a1O 10 a. m. ana 5oo T. %
Jersey CITY r. E station, clio 40 az 20 a. ~ 10 N
IA ID D. ~ Catsklil Mountain night line ~ ~
siccn,ng car IN Grand Hotel Station sundays only
paiiy excpft Saturday. All other trains daily sSccp.
Sunday For tickets timetable, patlor and
accomnodatlon information, apply onlcc1 g, ~
1873 Washin eton-s 72d fnlton:st Annex o,ei PPo,I
Wyt so e5ore station foot West aad loot Of
iay.st North River. g. T. LAMHEKT genera r"T
se;ccr Agent , Vanderbilt-ayc.. NOw.York.
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Counirn Boaro tUanico.

w ANTED.-B in the country for three or foul
w adults must be- IN h"alth!l location and within &c
minutes from Harlem. Address. with fun particulars
REASONABLE $50 Fast l2jth-st.