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The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

WIN. Hessman has taken the con-
tract for the foundation of the new mill.
The site selected is just east Of the read
ing room on Santa Fe ground.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The servile miniOns of the law. arm
ed with sledge hammers and axes. were
deferred from a destructive assault up
on the Heinz ''joint." in the Mayor
building, by an injunction to-day. The
injunction arrived on the scene just as
the curtain was being rung up.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Miss Summer-I'll take piece OF
this cloth. 1t will make lovely bath
ing suit
Saleslady-But I am afraid, miss,
that it won't wash.
Miss Summer-Who wants it to
Wash?- Hoosier.
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Attention Farmers!

Parties desiring to rent land the ensu-
ing year. upon which the Showalter
Mortgage Co. has obtained title. please
call at our office for terms.
l.. F.. MCGARRY & Co.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Judge LyBrand has the Military
brass band well organized, having regu-
lar meetings on Wednesday evening Of
each week. They received eleven new
musical instruments this week.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Auction sale of all kinds Of stock. on
Saturday Of each week, At the old Dodge
House stables. Consignmenrs solicited.
W. y. LOCKE.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

M. V. Markley gathered this veal
from four trees on his residence lot il
this city. fifteen bushels of the fines
peaches to be found anywhere. They
are of the Early Crawford and Nixon va.
riety. very large and delicious in flavor
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Owing to 4 special concession we
are able to offer the Genuine Burt shoes
at $500. BEE HIVE.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Our new photographer went TO Ford
Monday to visit his lady friends.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

For SALE CHEAP.-Four. four room
houses. with or without lots. Apply to
j. Collar. 43-4t
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
thousand tons of hay have
been put up on the river bottoms.

Good draft horses for sale on good
terms and low prices 1T the old Dodge
House stables.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Superintendent Swinehart leaves for
Indiana next week. having received in
telligence that his parents are quite sick.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

$. L. Pine. of near Speareville, ha;
moved his family to Dodge City. They
will remain here permanently.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

&C. F. Maclary and d. l.. ThurstOn,
two wealthy farmers of Ford. were spend
ing money with our merchants yester-
day.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
(seiSCcke Shoes.

The Bee Hive has just received full
line of these shoes. every pair guaran-
teed.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education for the erection Of
two water closets for the Sd ward school
house. For plans and specifications APP
ply to the Clerk Of the Board. All bids
considered Sep. 9TH 1891. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids w. III. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
Burt Shoe Agency.

The Bee Hive have just reeeiveda full
line of the celebrated BURT & NEARS
Shoes for Men, in all sizes and styles.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Stoddart Il Co., Patent Attorneys. 6l5
9TH Street. Washington. d. c., opposite
L. 5. Patent Office. Patents. Caveats
and Reissues secured. Trade Marks
registered. All patent business con-
Quoted for Moderate Fees. Information,
advice, and special reference sent on re-
quest.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

-Chas. Dixon bad his threshing done
last week, and from only four bushels
of seed sown last fall be got eighty BUSH
els of fine grain.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
Nantesl.

Teams TO pillow about $50 acres of land
for wheat. Apply to
W. L. WATSON.
At Merchants State Bank Building.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

John Eigle claims to be quite sick.
The majesty of the law and morals OF
the city should not be so trifled with.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
\ BreakMan Ran Over

TO Beyer>' place and got good meal
cooked 70 order for - cents. Soft
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

For musical instruments Of all kinds.
sheet music. string instruments and
musical books. call on p. H. Young. 1872
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Will Burgess is playing the role o
bachelor this week. while Mrs. 3. is
absent on visit.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Louis Rudgers in now with CoXon
in his restaurant. which makes it evident
to all that everything will be as neat as
eyer
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Mrs. :. W. Furguson returned last
week from IN all summer visit with rel
atives in knightstown. Indiana.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

We Toasted this week upon some
luscious pears sent from WaubunSee
county. Kansas. by Mrs. J. +. Metcalf.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

MIR. J.. q. GROBETY, City Clerk. Is
confined TO his bed suffering with 4 bill
ious attack.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The jury in the GIuck case held ser
vices in the court room last Sunday
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

MIR. III. Warning. has entere;: our Office
as an apprentice. He will make a
first-class compOsitOr.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Judge klaine. of the CimarrOn Ne.c
WeS. was shaking hands with his many
friends in this city yesterday.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The highway of the transgressor j:
rather rocky these days.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Myrtle Chritten was accidently shot
in the arm by Forest Weagley and car
ries it in sling quite gracefully.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The boys are bringing in some fine
fish from the ditch.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Rev. r. y. Hutchinson. Rabbi
Adolph Gluck and the Dead Duck from
Sage Greek held seance at the court
house last week.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Billy Erwin will have Ripple's run
ming horse entered for the races at
Beaver City. Oklahoma.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The city schools opened the first of
this week with 100 pupils enrolled. The
attendance will likely exceed that of last
year. The high school is crowded. and
more desks are required. Many pupils
are not provided with books. which is a
condition at once discouraging to the
pupil and annoying TO the teacher. 1t is
hoped that parents will not neglect this
matter. The teachers are resolved to do
their best this year. Let US all unite to
help forward the work. Parents
should see that their children attend
every day and are always on time.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Peter Incl. Peoples candidate for
sheriff. was in the city with Il load Of
potatoes yesterday.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Glen Lawrence. of Ford. was in the
city Tuesday.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Even the ex-calamity howlers of this
county can see hopeful prospects in the
future of our county.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Farmers who haul grain from the
north. are complaining of the bad con-
ditiOn of fourth. and fifth avenues in the
neighbOrhood of Ash street.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

ALBERT MOORE accepted the posi-
ton of night clerk at the DelElOuicO this
week.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
Ship To

". T.. Ballard. General Produce Com
mission merchant and shipper 2l,1
Market Street. St. Louis No.
WANTED.
Butter. cheese. eggs. 10000 lbs. live
and dressed poultry and wild game.
Wool. cotton. hides. vegetables. and
fruits. viii pay cash or sell on COM
mission. Agents wanted.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The farmers of this coun ty are now
ready for another rain. having gathered
the NEST bountiful harvest Ford county
has ever produced.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

An old pile of ties below the round
house belonging to the Santa Fe company
burned Tuesday.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Pure Red Russian seed wheat free
from rye for sale by W. &. Shinh. Also
pure seed white rye.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Mrs. Judge Moffett is visiting her
parents in Iowa.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Bob VaRderburg took the race stock
in his charge 10 Beaver. Oklahoma. yes
terday, and will doubtless win several
races during the fair which commences
NJ that place Monday.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

L. d. PIERCE went to Reno county
Tuesday after a wagon load of recreation
and fruit. Next week we will say he
has returned looking ten years younger.
There is comfort for the man with a
prematurely gray beard in Buckingham $
DYE because it never fails to color an
even brown or black as may be desired.
: The roads east of h anSaS are crowded
to their utmost capacity TO haul the i'm
mense crop of Kansas grain to Chicago.
The Santa Fe has transferred l. of their
engines from the divisiopnbetween here
and Albuquerque. y. MO the Chicago
division. Yesterday morning $4,000 cars
of grain were 10 the Santa Fe yards at
Kansas City billed for Chicago with no
engines to haul them ont.
Irrigation Congress ut Salt Lake City
Sept. Is TO Ia. tickets on sale Sept -.
One fare for the round trip. Final limit
Sept. 80. 1891.
For the Inter State Old Soldiers Re-
union. Wyandotte Fair and Meeting of
Kansas Association of Trotting Horse
Breeders at Kansas City. Has. Sept. TO
-; tickets on sale Sept. 10 IL. One fare
round trip. Final limit Sept. l..
For the Kansas State Fair at Topeka.
Sept ii TO 10: tickets on sale Sept. 10 TO
10. Final limit Sept. 81.
FRED GARDNER, Agent.
A. L. & :. f. X. r.
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Boyer Bros. have rented the stand
vacated by W. h. Ingram and intend
running first class restaurant and lunch
counter. They expect to make this
place especially attractive to the farm
ers of our county.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Rev. $ +. Busser has gone to Salina,
to which place Lloyd :. Evans has also
taken his departure to attend school
much to to the regret of the diminutive
damSelS Of the city.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

W. h. Ingram has bought Walter
Streater's restaurant aud is prepared to
give the lean and hungry public plenty
of nutriment TO relieve the cravings of
the inner man.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Mrs. Lulu Singer went to Wichita
Saturday. where she will remain during
the fall and winter. Miss Matte. her
adopted daughter, will attend school at
that place.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
A. +. IALLETT.

The river has reached low tide.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

&c. NJ. Sheldon threshed his wheat.
oats and rye last week and though he
did not receive an hundred fold his
wheat yielded twenty-five bushels for
every bu>hel SOwed.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

What did Judge wHITELAw. NEAR
when he called upon his colleague in :
recent trial to take Il drink of water:
We supposed that gentleman dranl
nothing else. SO why designate the
beverage.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Col. Har,ie.ty va. n Bmeklin yester-
day.
Mrs. l.. D. Peirce is visiting friends
at Hutchinson.
Mrs. Judge Moffett is visiting her
parents in Iowa.
The highway of the transgressor is
rather rocky these days.
The jury in the GIuck case held SER
vices in the court room last Sunday.
ALBERT MOOTZ accepted the posi-
ton of night clerk at the Delmonico this
week.
An old pile IF ties below the round
house belonging to the Santa Fe company
burned Tuesday.
The Rock Island section forman is
unable 10 procure enough men TO do the
road work.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Four. four room
houses. with or without lots. Apply 20
J. COLLAR. B-4t
The annual Far in Ellis county Oc-
cGrs IN Hays City this year on Sept. 30,
and Oct. and =.
With over 1900 bushels of wheat in
his granary. &. NJ. Sbain. Of Fairview.
! is Il very happy man.
Pure Red Russian seed wheat free
| from rye for sale by W. &. Shinh. Also
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

Mrs. l. D. Peirce is visiting friends
at Hutchinson.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The Rock Island section fOrmau is
unable 10 procure enough men 70 do the
road work
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10
Racket Store.

Racket Store.
A. +. IAI.LETT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The river has reached low tide.
Glen Lawrence. of Ford. was in the
city Tuesday.
The boys are bringing in some fine
fish from the ditch.
Our new photographer went 10 Ford
Monday to visit his lady friends.
Louis Rudgers in now with CoXon
in his restaurant. which makes it evident
to all that everything will be as neat as
ever.
MIR. J.. g. GROBETY, City Clerk. Is
confined to his bed suffering with 4 bill
ious attack.
will Burgess is playing the role o
bachelor this week while Mrs. 3. is
absent on a visit.
-Chas. Dixon bad his threshing done
last week, and from only four bushels
of seed sown last fall be got eighty BUSH
els of fine grain.
Rev. r. y. Hutchinson. Rabbi
Adolph Gluck and the Dead Duck from
Sage Greek held Il seance at the court
house last week.
Even the eX-calamity howlers of this
county can see hopeful prospects in the
future of our county.
The farmers of this coun ty are now
ready for another rain. having gathered
the NEST bountiful harvest Ford county
has ever produced.
w. h. Ingram has bought Walter
Streater's restaurant aud is prepared to
give the lean and hungry public plenty
Of nutriment TO relieve the cravings of
the inner man.
Mrs. Lulu Singer went to Wichita
Saturday. where she will remain during
the fall and winter. Miss Matte. her
adopted daughter, will attend school at
that place.
&c. NJ. Sheldon threshed his wheat.
oats and rye last week and though he
did not receive an hundred fold his
wheat yielded twenty-five bushels for
every bu>hpl sowed.
Bob VaRderburg took the race stock
in his charge 10 Beaver. Oklahoma. yes
terday. and will doubtless win several
races during the fair which commences
ut that place Monday.
Rev. $ L. Busser has goue to Salina.
to which place Lloyd :. Evans has also
taken his departure TO attend school
much to to the regret of the diminutiv e
damSels Of the city.
Boyer Bros. have rented the stand
vacated by W. h. Ingram and intend
running first class restaurant and lunch
counter. They expect TO make this
place especially attractive TO the farm
ers of our county.
What did Judge wHITELAw. mean
when he called upon his colleague in i
recent trial TO take ii drink of water?
We supposed that gentleman drank
nothing else. so why designate the
beverage
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

For SALE CHEAP.-Four. four room
houses. with or without lots. Apply 20
J. COLLAR. l3-4t
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

With over 1000 bushels of wheat in
his granary. Z. NJ. Shain. Of Fairview
is Il very happy man.
The Globe-republican., 1891-09-10

The annual Far in Ellis county Oc-
cIrs IN Hays City this year on Sept. 30
and Oct and .
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REAL ESTATE.
p1-sTvrcs At THE EXCHANGE.

There Wi. sod t:UGGucc az the Exchange yc,ter-
d,r. and tho nrope.iy offered soa readily. Tn most
Important sa!. va, by Jane, l.. Wells. under f.r:-
closure Of No. - ToIsyths, ,M-story Gou5le bsick
tenement on a iall lot TIC property Is hoT'sa-sd lr
81 900 and sold FOR SO 10 T. samuel LAWS,
No. 400 Ninth-ave. offered 10y Il. y. Lirn II
& G.. II /. a tAr,e-,iOy brick building W.th frame
LuiIding i'm the rear Oh lot 24NlOO and reats f.:
II 600 p.r aluua The bidding siartci a. Tl~,G)J
ard ran up 10 $4,000, at which piIcc george Weaver
tHe bGycn ~. . - ,
No 30 W,, glti ST., tlree-stOiy ana base
ment broNL,,onc dwelling oil LOT ISAlOO, vas onceI
~ sahy auc'iv"c:. TIE RENAL j. go per an
ann t.Ic bdaus ran from Sl,OOo up u $l"'ooO Il,
when price Mar, \. Brcchwcdcl was The buyer.
so $50 west Forty -ciIAtl-st. Il tWO-s.Jiy frame
DIV, Ming On Il tot 3ONtG. Irregular, wa, also offered
In ne sane auct rccr. Il rent, iJr $50 peg year
and Id - r.. tOnoycr for t-.2jn
80 7.C Terth-avc - a four story brick store with
tvOs,ory B.ick cnttn.iOn IL Is held under an AstJr
casehokl, eA piriug 1901, at gtosAd rent OF TJ-O
per annur take ana ass,@,GleEta Inc Dul.dhe rcns
Tor ~ 900 per annum, and sold FOR So'o'o TO y" H.
Row. - ,
NJ 425 Hud-on-si.. north Of IL Roy s.. was offered
uudcr foreclosure by SIhyjh d Ryan. Ii Is a two
story bri tx tenement with store on lot 1o46o. and
sold - Maria Higgins foT $500.
Tho same auCt!Oaccr5 also offered No. JIG Ea,t
Fo!t--f.stst., fOurstOry BRICK d"cllhE on ~ LOT
IGy!-0. II brought $3.50 from tho plaintiff IN the
= The following private sales arr announced: Doro
lyon M, sold u H. Gardner. No rs Ncst End-ave..
hctWccn seventy sixth and seventy seventh si". Ia .
SIDE four story high St'1p hrovnsonc private dwell
TING H0yQG With extension, for "Jo.ODO c&Nh.
+ Montgomery strong. ir., has sold for Cherries T.
barney 10 John G. farmer plot 4'NlnO on the north
lp Of Scvcntv -nintist, 900 feet east OF TenthAvc
AZ $4,000 per city lot.
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A MEXICAN AND rOKEIGE TEACHERS, AGENCY
&c., 10 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply "
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNGfULTON. % Union SQUARE
4 --BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
no regist.a fee form fpr stamp. T. " Htf o5OON
Iate T. T. Avery, American School bureau. w lfth.st
TUTORS Professors, Teachers Goyesncsses % all
"A, branches supplied to universities COLLEGES schools ai'e
families Circulars schools ~ psrcns MOttTn la"euSg'S
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE Room Il. 100 shave
An ENGLISH ARMY OFFICER Cetrcd), aged 81
"A unmarried. Is DESTROYS Of obtaining IN OF near New.
York. the and tuition q one or Two young gentlemen
would travel with delicate youth If dc.red hr.tca.s
English and American references. Address CAPTAIN
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Tw enty thrd-st SHAVE lie GthNc lI3 Fourth
ave, FCurtctnthst. 760 Ihrdave corner lorty
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Llborty-st. 80 Avenue \. 1923 Ihiid-aye. ana The
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twcnty.hfth.st. at regular Office rates
rCEACHERS tutors governesscs. companions. church
singers oraanists matrons etc. promptly supplied 70
DONoVAS'S Teachers Bureau. 80 East 1ith.st
MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teathcrs UHchcrS with positions. 49, . -
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HEroEDED MoNrGAGEs.

Bnnoc Elizabeth 20 Mercantile Trust Coz 40 Maiden
Lane. 8 year. tlH.iOl , 49, . ,,..,..
Campoa, Louis. 70 .hnri9 LA1.,r ~ A. M'n''''
tan.Svr u i03tn-st, ye!rs Iol. 49, ~ .o, ,,.
Dodd q " ct al. u Cafreau. $50 aud "3- B'oomest
Catc, INV 6. n Stevenson. os;--t. " 9th
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Fmncy J: H. t, Eagle Fire 20. 53l.'t. 7A.a'e. 3
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o'"aS. 3, i,il to N Knight - cona,, years.
Garrison. Fannie T.. 70 u Wentworth g Edgecomb.
"''u 1af G"tob 10 4 Hur,c'. sons Southern Wos-
cho.c- Turnpike. f.. stoinins hand W Carr, wear.
Harris Aaron, to HAMS loth-s' Of shave
Siiay Amelia C. 10 N Redmond, washinrton.aye
Of Mott yca's q -, 2, Vrg0aust- s,ypy, Hank
kInt. '@'o ot oi9yc. / ycai 5000.
Lin-co,t John \, to J Murray, u 5ciSt. u nth
Nv Mariosc Hich.e to nupnrs Sons 2i3 las, Il5;h
'McManu. Patrick II. 70 z Robar;s Stephenson Co.
'Pi.ir. sarah, 70 W IL Payne 1851 3doye, years
Ecppcnhagcn John W. to II a Hermann. n 7ih.st,
o ~ 81 ,,n | wear 20 600
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sass -at6 Kaufman to NJ Rothschnd, cor Wills
TrqScr JOIN = 70 G Barney, cos'-'t Of 10Th
San.a a. same same prorerty demand. $1,000
walaco John c, 70 Mutual Life In Co. 1886 Prince-'t
V2 A"oa l., to ETIgr'nt Iq or trial SAVINGS Ean
zItncr. Henry. 70 w II Monks, Morrls-nye Of
155th-st. ! VI. 5000.
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doent was he that had not circumstances pushed
him TO the front he would never have risen Il any
cminencc lie was honest manly, swec-temprrod
and intelligent, however, and he was enabled TO
DO more good in lis day than could lave been
Anticipated
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Railroads.

Tourh Ave. and 42d ST.. HeW York.
9lE ONLY RAnRcAD STATION II ruE CtTn
3'l0 A. M.-TAji :ll,1l. rol Albany, Utica. SYM.
,o, ags' HOcheste BATAVIA and bqAao ,>,,rsn A..
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,o.;oS ",'a=9 o46 a. m next day. np,,se , .....
ilED-Oue Cincinnati 1000, IndianaDol., II 10 NJ.
a: B:sSt At Soi VIZ t9a i' IS t1t f aes
6:O0 p. M-FA9T WESTERN EXPREss-Duc Chicago
6:23 4. M.-ADlRoNDACK AND MONTREAL Tx.
7,3l Z; ,M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
ais =. Mast ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
fHESS-Due ILdanapolis II 20 .. n. neA' day, 81.
FISsHaKiLL gSNiE3WSBiURGH, .PoyGHKEEPsIE. RHINE
ri IS mo $50, 55a = ?: also FL, PoSs5s:
p eqs't 9 2E Sons st r9qg hi is ma n
A8? 1870 :55 4 A % Is t9 G.5dp p, ,o
noon. 70 80, IS so 90 S25, 80, oij p D NJ
TR0Y-f7a5 $40. 1900. no 80. III 10 a. me 100
r1S2 Ey 70 i2 QS - q 22 M jo oo . qlSes
a; M l. 100 noon 80. 100 80. 9;15 D. IA. IL 90
RdfTsTE 5G 20 1000 1922 90 200 non
"a So Sf 70 3D. 30 6oo - 90 noon 80
xIS&G?&&EN 50 A2iE T2 TO- 600 1880 a H. 300
ADIRoNDAcK MoUNITXI$S A&%D MoYTREM.'7y
ArBTi;y, GENEVA ASSD. cANANDAIGUA-9lo 10 %
BfRKSSHIRE Hills. VA HARLEM DIVISION
For tcEcts and sa gS "a Sleeping Carr apgy at Grand
f sPS s''S g vs. Or a. s2 sS 81 99a 'S "
YORK; @32 WasbIastton' 729 80 Fq9ass ani 500 Pa.
Westo,ts EXpr'ss cali. FOR End cheeks baggage from
N0' 6a H9a kept sunday Ss" aDay SS5s Saturday
Htoye rains cScc: those leaving 10, 1000 n.
aa J6 Il % aHg stop at ii SF"a, 62yTfs
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Avan,
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FOK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WA-!lINt;TON.
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
Sho,,os, Line Yestibuicd Pullman Coaches.

a. L.-n44"o and Os~eso ENpres, Ma Paterson, lcf
StIOudahu-g, scranton, BnghantOh, OWego
Ithaca NaNcry, Eiu.r,, Corning Bath Danville, sher
buruc MatcrNllc, Ichheld Splrgs. tuca, MI. Norris
oxford NorWIcn Cortland, Syracuse. button ana
Intermediate stations Connects At Scranton with trains for
Milkrsbdrr', D1uNlle, ana Northumberland az
Buaalo with trans lot the West.
20 a m.-Bli -hamton Mall Via BOonton.
D. -BngnIn.'on aud Emla ENpress Tor Water Gap
scranton OWrGo, WaStrly &c: connects at
scranton with trains tor Pittson Kingston and Wilkes
blr.'.
press. ,-,. ,,,.-, ,, 49, 49,
eou 10. 81. udsuurs scranton BlnghamtOn Owcgo Wa
Ve!.y, Elnirl. Corning. Haih, Waylanc. Dansvic MI
Norrls Nc arriving In Buffalo at go a. N.
D H. n. Ualy).-BuIalo Utica and Oswcgo Express for
~ ocstire scranton. Buhaemton. Cortland syracuse
fuiDn Gr'cnc oxford Norwich, Sherburne. waterville,
Ilcuu.d Srrnc,. and all points Bunl!O division;
eLAuocts with trains FOR the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
! LulGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortaad. aad
Desbrosses sts follows:
A. m. for slatugton and intermediate points.
5 a. M Tor Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester, Buffalo.
and the West Potts Tie and principal local points Char
car 10 Lyons ard pullman car 70 Suspension Bridge;
90 q. m. for Mauch Chuna and ut.r1iedGte points
ii a. M for l.. and b. Junction and intermediate points
Chair cart MaUch Chunk.
car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection Reading AID Harris
burg ,-,.-,-- -., -.,..,.., ,r,,,,,odt,to noi,,x
Chair car TO Wnkesblrre snd PulHa sleeper % Suspension
BRIDE. ,,..,, 49,, c,..,. o,, a.. ,n All.
so p. for Pottsviile, Maueh Chunk and intrmed'
a,a n~nta Chair Mluch Chunk
a'o 10 n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponA
Connecuon to Reading and Harrisburg. . ,.,.
n M fr CieneVa Lyons, Elmri. Rochester, Bufao
and tho West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. - and a IN
n m connect all points In MlhanOy and Hatetoh eVA
Ns SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,.
m. for Mauch Chunk iaz eton ana nterme1d s,s
potnts, and II q. for Shenandoah and ihterheuiA"
points. 49,, ,,,. - j, H., ..,,a,. no,,,.
n m for Geneva Lyons. Elmira. Rochcster Bunae
and the Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana sspensios
b'isse General Eastern onlce 23j Broadway.