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The state herald., 1893-12-29

J. II. Hatcher, manager Of tho Howard
Lumber Companys yurd IN Holyokc.
speut Christmas with friends At Elsie,
Ncb.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The popuiist governor recommends
increased taxation 70 raise money To psy
the expenses Of special session Of the
state legislature called by him in oppo-
sition 70 the wish Of the people Of the
stats.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

II you are thinking Of making final
proof ON yoar claim, call and sec j. u.
Cummips, clerk OF the district court.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The populist state central committee
bold meeting at Denver Jhis week and,
fson aM sooounts. tha Waite faction con-
)folisA the actisn = the committee !,
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Frank Slater left Holyoks Monday for
Chicago whore hs has accepted d posi-.
tion % travelling salesman for . Chicago
dry goods house and will travel In Ohio
and Michigan.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
standard Horse nnd Cattle Food.

standard Horse and Cattle Food.
For tho prevention and cure OF the
numerous diseases Of horscs, cattle,
hogs aud sheep and valuable To stock
mon, lsserymen, dairyman and farmers.
For sale by ". X. Su,MP * Co.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The City Drug Store has The finest
line Of Holiday Goods ever In the city.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Shss u Salt
Lake City arrived In Holyoks Saturday
Tor Q visit with relatives.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Miss Edna Dagsy after making .
short VISIT With friends iu RolyUke left
last week for Midway, Neb-, nesr which
place her parents now reside.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

q. ". Garland 4 Co, have put in 4
stock Of harneas and src now rendy "a
supply their customers with first class
gooos In that line at reasonable prices.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The merchants Of Holyoko scem to
have good Holidays trade notwithstsnd-
iug The hard times.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

There srs coal ninss In British Colun.
bis that extspd twelve miles under The
oosap, but coal from there would burn
- we'll - any In one Of those hsatsrs Of
0illsst Bros.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

We are agents for the celebrated
Eureka EIastic Paint. Dakan DSsG Go,
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Why burn so much coal TO keep warm
when you can get along with half the
amount by buying heater OF Gilletts.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The City Drug S,ore has an elegant
line OF Gaps aud Ssucers and other fan
o. China Wsrc.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

have an Aer-Motor wind mill, new
pump and galvanized pipe all in good
for sale. GUST rScHEuSEMAHH.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

J. .S. Bennett indulgoi in . hunt on
the PLATTE river this week. We engaged
some geese Of him before he started on
tho hunt.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Some oi the Holyoks hunters went out
with their hounds Wednesday and
caught coyote.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

NE ladies' oil want II Aad will take no
other. Handled only by Sutherland, n
The Farmers Lumber Yard. The CsIs
braisd Pcscock Coal tho Queen Of i.ock
Springs.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Pirn.-From o cents 10 e25 each. Pipes
for the young and the old, pipes for the
rich and the poor. pipes of oil sisss, styles
aud descriptions ~ W. II. Alhsrsbsrdt's
smoking paslorp.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Go 10 The City Drug Store Tor u iine
line Of Holiday Books and Standard Lit
erature.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Jssob lsouhart Sr. united with the u /.
r. Church Of Ho.yoks by letter u the
morning service ou lasl Sunday.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Kings QUICK rising buck wheat Aous
and maple syrup at ". r. Shamp 4 Co..
The state herald., 1893-12-29

II you arc In need Of n heating stove
call on Gillatts, they have only few left
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Gillstts have nice line Of hand made
harness. Do not fail To Gee them before
buying.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Juls withsetes Of Omaha, Nsb., w
in holyoks the first OF the week 90 bssi
The state herald., 1893-12-29

This section Of country vss v,sitsa b,
snow storm Last Sunday ~h,eh lsstsd
al day.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

We have . lot Of 6ne silk hsadksr
chiefs TO ssll u bargain. Hyatt L Fl
lott.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Harness! Harncssi HsrncSsiii Sce
that new stock u hasncss at q. W. Gar.
land / Cos. bssose you buy.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Iu couversatiou with travelling ssIss.
man Tor an eastern houss. not long ago.
hs stated thst thsrs VA lsss complaint
about hard tiines 10 Colorado than he
bad bsard In the eastern states. This
eoss 10 show that the hard times srs
not affecting the people Of Colorado ~
much ~ the people Of statcs oast of us.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

TO To The City Drug Store for fne
Holiday Goods and Toys, Fine Vase and
Hanging Lamps.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

II you have . bird you wish TO cage,
you can find nice line Of cages d Gil
let's.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Saucrkraut, sweet cucumber and sour.
mixed pickles IN bulk At W. r. Shsmp 4
Cos. i.o. e
The state herald., 1893-12-29

James Kidd came up from 81. Louis
the arst oe the week for visit with his
parents at Holyoks.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Horse blankets arc much cheaper thar
feed this winter. 0ill.t's have . good
supply OF blankets.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

When you 70 TO Sterling II will bs "a
your advantage TO stop at tho American
uouss.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Como In and s~e our color card beeoes
you paint your house. Dakan.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Go 70 Hysst = Eiiists suryssr OArist-
mes eaadiss 4 q, largest stock and iov-
cot prices.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Gillett Bros. are closing out their heat.
ing stoves at cost.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
In lHolyoks this week on business.

Two sst Of secondhand harness foI
sale at Gillett Bros.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNT C,nE -0esvayt W. Bcass.
Stouars Jvpas.Iw. q. Robinson.
frsxsunn0 A. Haskinn.
AurT. o. pcsool.s q. D. Tmbsslaka
Anaanopp-<), Weaver
2pnvRyua. Iowa.
ConoHrn-L p. levis.
ConnIpf ioHHns n. kiplins. a Neison.
r. D. Corp.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

"A special session OF the state lecisla-
tufe il called to meet on January 10Th.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The snow on Sunday came Iust in time
70 give % white Christmas.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

II you want good cheap single ha,
nsss, try ono Of Gillett's k5.50 harness.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

10 All land papers carefully and correctly
!. madc out by j. y. Cummins.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

The price on holiday Roods cut into =.
Gillstt Bros.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
STATE oFFoGRs.

0oVnHoa-Davss n. Waite.
ks.sa.s e; g ssss.@Ssi.sa SA 8. Accl.-.
0TAfs TIsAGuIlH-Ali,rstN Nance.
Ss.I: fy.; !s.-yosf 4: a:,.rs.,. n,S5rs.s:
SssxSos Mn pisrsIcr-J, II. Psiniss.
R10aafATivR-Jamss T. csrnahan.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

Yonr water tax is due January !. 1894.
W. G. Powers, Supt.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Local Lore.
II " our purpose 10 note the arrival afs1 de-
parturc Of al, gucsts to our city, and request
ohose whs have visitors 10 inform us Of the fact
Local ncws Items arr always thankfully received
Subscribe for the STATE HERALr.
A good double house or saie. 9
Varnsy.
Go to Garland 4 Cos for your har.
All the latest shades In Elastic Paints
st Dakan'a
Only few of them left. We refer TO
thoss robes at GilIett Bros.
r. z. Webster went TO Denver Mon
day 70 remain . few days.
A good missd candy ior 10 essts psr
pound. Hyatt 4 Elliott.
Oysesss aad OsIssy st W. Il. 6hasnp 1
Oo1
G. y. G. Wooloan and family Dpsat
Christnas with rslstivss IN Stsrline.
Go 70 Hysst = Eiiists soryssr OArisa-
mas eaadiss 4 O., largest stock and lov.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

o,rv cse,ogRe.
NAyoA-A. u. 0rusat.
ioLcx jupas ~. y. il~ypolds.
krnonprn-C N. q, Wooiman.
8InnnAI.-iohnc. tiiosrr.
TsEAsunrR II. Y, Webster
fsrsyxss -Joi,n u. cummins y, Cavannush.
IN, WhIihan, jerome t~wis. whiinry L.. IT,
uin, Geo. u. Weir.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

G. y. G. wooaoaa and family sPsas
Christmas with relstivss IN Etssline.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Az We expect to make quite change
IN our business by April LIST, 1884, VIC
will sell goods only for cash from Jsnu-
ary LIST, 1894, to April LIST, 1904. We be-
lieve the calh system 10 the best fol
both buyer and seller. All kinds o!
country produce taken the same a. cash.
We will make prices to correspond with
the times. SLATER i ARNOLD.
The state herald., 1893-12-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
y. .. LAND OFFICE. STERLING.

y. Q. LAND oFFict. STERLING.
ss::11:::y,:.:-HaFk !. n.aS.s.. nE:as.si
NATIONAL ooveaaaaaGMr.
PssaspsHr -Grovcv Cleveland.
PpnsIpIur o. bRNAyE-A, Rtsycnsoa.
CuES jusricE Meiville v. Fuller.
6SoasfAai oV BTATa-W. q. 0rssAam.
fnxAsuIy-yohn q. Csfiisis.
. anc9f;S,!:1 .a,n,If,ss, iHTSs;S; <. n:sS.,,.
fnTEn,oa-ffoEe 6mith.
AanS0gLyrsD.y,S. 4. Morton.
I AsEoasy 0ssssA Rtcl.nsd Olnz; :,
IN ssSaToSs-H. n. TsiiSs. & D. WeIestt.
&1S1Ss1rTArIvH-lAfeP Pencs. John Hell.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Pure apple butter and fruit preserves
ut w. r. Shamp l. Co.'S.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

W. d. Kelsey was in Denver this week
on business.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

L. Tinksl cnue down from Denver
Wednesday.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

100. .. gNeAwpMtNr,
upt vokf f<rAMrMENf NO ~ NO meets
The state herald., 1893-12-29

]. II. Saxton made trip to Denver
this week.
The state herald., 1893-12-29

Oyssss a.d celery .. W. h. sha.sp 1
Oo1
The state herald., 1893-12-29
psso,woy oVp,oaRs.
o,rv cVe,ogRs.

5s;.s. .rc ki Il "a a. 2 c1ssa!s. Sosli
The state herald., 1893-12-29

! A good missd candy ior 10 essts pse
pound. Hyatt 4 Elliott.
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LEHlGH VALLEY R. R.
n..rurrr trnin. Icn,c foot OF liberty,

Passenger trains Irnvc foot OF Iitrrty.sf.
~ FOLLOWS.
7:O0 A. VI. daily for MAtCH CHUNK and inter
sis a. Vi. cally fof GENEVA ROCHESTER.
HffIAID and The 81 rOfI>NlI.LE 9ni principal
local points; char ear Ia Wilke-Lrric. Pullman ear u
200 \. VI. daily except Sunday or CLINTON and
lilo 4. VI. daily for GENEyA. ROCHESTER,.
BrrFALp. NIAnAEA FALLS sni I'll points w IT.
Pullman sleeper 10 Clltht Nil Enhp Puln'n Buffet
! cpcr to Cl,ago Va Suspension Bridge connections 'oT
/. aiding AMI lIaffi.i urg. -
1880 r. VI. d,t, except sunday. 9r ELMIHA and
~ Intern at stations: ronncctng lVr Iot"N .
3: ~ T.. VI. daiN. cartyt SUNDAY. for r. NKlIAN'
NOCh and principal Intermediate >titon,, chair tar 10
Wike.barrc: connections Tor pott-Nil!c. ,
sOiTH PiAiNFIfLD ana intermediate stitoi., ,c,
5iJ a. ". dsiiN. excerpt SIndly., for MAC'H
Git, SIX aud Intermediate stations ch,lr - ton
ljDO H. w. daily for M IFtiO. NiiEARN FALLS
and all ront- Wet: pullman ~i'"p"r> 10 Cllrago Via
buffalo ani Suspension Bridge; connections ioF Read
Ing aud larri,bur. - ,,,.,.,. ,,,c,,,e
TIN nrriiI0' NiAGNKN FALLS. aud all point
~ I. Pullman Buffet s,fp'T chicago via Suspension
DriGee. Pullman sleeper t. buffalo
additional hGsr trains 10 80 \. NJ 'or Mnnch
intermediate stations connections for Pott>
Mic: 10 u NJ. for E,ston and int"rnc'iat. ftaon-
General Tn.t ~ once. 235 Roadway. N"w.Nork City;
The New YORK Transfer Company VII tnll Tar ana
"-'' A. W NDNNFMACIIEH
HoIII.; H. WILBUR. Assistant Gen! Pass. AZ nj
,,enI cute Ia .tcf1 Din.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II broadway. New-Nnlk. Ociohr. T. lSp3:
IN he ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold
Qipi0cn1 No!lfcs.

..
THE WHNEIiN" MD LAKE ERIE HAIi"N'
COMPANY -
No. 40 Wall ST.. New of,l, Oct. l.. 1873
DIVIDEND NO - - 49,
DIVIDEND OF ONE PER GENT. to"'
dollar per shal the preferred stock e ms com
pany for the qar,cr endlne sept 20. is,3 has thh 90
i>,n d., lard aIa VIII he paid and after NOV 10
'Tnc tran fer books VIII close Oct 81 az o''o"
D. M, ard reopen Nov. IL At 10 o'clock a. il..,rr
- JANE, VI. HAN. SECRETARY
OFFICE OF EpPENS. SMITH 8 wIEMAN CO.
- NETWORK October ~ $50;
T A MEETING OF TIE BOAhp VI
y Director, h'd thi- d. a Quarterly Di,.c"a W
I.o I'cr Cent Wa declared payable November ~, 1T
rrau,it. Looks WIZ DE closrQ Oct roth y, W.,
LEONARD Il. SMITH. ltcAsu'e''
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

\. y.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDs FAiR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL.
NOVEMBER 18TH. S!S.OO.
Trains leave Wet 42d-st. Sltlon. New-forN as 1ol'
lows md u minute, earlier from foot ranklli,t.;
B,BO 4. M.-DaliN 0ga 10 Su'pensioI BRUCE, eNeeps
Sundays we-: Of Coeymans Junction
1910 A. M-Ivily local u Albany aud 'atosa Pa'-
lor cor I, Albany sundays only; n,
1910 A. M.-Daiy for Alany. Utica. syracuse, Roch.
e.tr buffalo, Magma Fail, Detroit, Cnieaeo; Vcpt
1l,:J A. M.-D,lly except sunday. t. Catskill Noun.
TIN. New-Pst1, Likes Moho1k and Magcwls ki.
,lhrnv Slraloga Caldwell Lake ticorse Pirlor cars
10 Blcorvile, Saratoga and Caldwell
a,OO y. M.-Diily, except Sunday for Catskill Noun.
talns and Al'ary. 49,,
Focic>;cr. Burao Niagara Folls, Torolto Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago
6,b, r. M.-l,av except Sunday, for Newburg Albany.
Saritoga a9d Montreal. Paslgr car 10 King ton
S.i5 r. N-Da AbarY. Ttlc, Syracuse, Rochester,
lufrao Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit, Ceyeani aud
iIs,er,tiaw Locals 90 a. M. 2:i5. 81 rs D. m.
Sewburg Locals - 10 10 u. ID, 43J, olo.
& 70 II AS d. Daily.
Wagner sleeping ears for Albany. ttca, syracuse,
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fols Toronto Detroit, Cleyc-
land and Chicago all through trains
For tickets timetables paror aad sleeinc,car sce9y,
Westinghouse 72j fuion;st Anne office 1897 Fulton
and az stations c. f.. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent
s Vandcrbt.Ivc. NewlOrk.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or JERSEY

Anthracite Coal uscd exclusively lnsnring cleanliness
sOmfortD
Four tracks. Automatic Bloc. Signals.
Tran. Fave station foJf OF Liberty ST.
ri Das
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. oct. 1s, y. m.-Consols. % GIG Tor both
money and the account; New-forK fennnyNania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 1895: Canadian Pa
cinc 10: Erie second consols. 1o; Illinois Central
Reading, 3; Mexican Central new 4-per cent bonds.
53ls
430 D. m.-Moncy. is0% per cent. Paris adyices
quote exchange on London at % francs II centimcs
for
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Oipi0en0 Notices.
Railroads..
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot Of Dcsbrcsscs and CortInndt
Streets.
In Eject October 18th, 1893.

\, CO;,c, nctohcr itL fNQ3,
!" H"''' "''""'' '"" ~
900 A. W. COLUMBIAN EXpEFSS-Pulln11 sleep
ing and Dining Car. TO Cncago, Cincinnati ana Ira an
81 A. m Chiraro 10 A. IN. next day.
900 4. Vi. FA>I LlNl.-rOr ritt,Ourg and Chicago
Parlor and Sleeping Car. - ~
100 NOON. rt\ lNAHiA ~ ,D Swni"s
prtWinx ana s'as i'o'l .cp,T mus ~. no nom
=, ad oo,.Na On AK f.nv7 S"xasGt IN I'll
*'oo =; ~ iI ma, snIno md nnDc Cars
'ADo iAfhr. % ul'mai .,iNp.ns Az, r,iy"' cnri,,
10 st. lou>. LoGsyil!r ana Sncaso AriiNes onclit "a
hau o'o Il. No. o. Lou', 'oo P' ''' N'''s' ''"'
j. m. ,..,.r.. ,.,.nnr., ,, c,aoo
$50 T. W. Wf;>lEhN lAIhi o.. nn'" nin,p,c
ing Cars To FHt'buf2. CnI,a! 20 anu ,''''a az n
Car u Chicago Ariyc' CleNcaAi III AZ a. H. '" as'
g3J p ~: nest day. .,,...,.r,,>. ,y,cr..c ,,oa,.
Zoo l.. ". 80 III - IN - III, ~
days, - p m SunOaS ui'a i S'c,p, i anu IN ,
lhe ar> W @ ",a 'on s,.o,s ,ro,ning
natl r. m, ST LOUIS 100 a. NJ seconu lhotni'g, c
500 T., ". pA,IflC ENftf>S-Pullmnn }uH't
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Ncwlork 70 Seattle, Tacoms &c FIEst cIASS ~fSUV'.
Xew.YorS to san Francisco First class $500 second
cas-, $50 90 .o- ~
NcwYorx s.. Paul. via Montreal. First class $500;
scco class. s2l 90. - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-19
Jorses. Carriages. Gtt.

FOR SALE.-A beautiful imported shetland pony. "A
i MAIDS; found and gentle; dark brown; years ~
Apply u West 46th-st.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BALTIMORE MD OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
Nnubes 81 milcS.....-. 81 Isl Isl
SpcO wee. Sb1,J TDJ.f2I fbt,oib
Ian. 1 IL oct. 1.J.i 3OS o,OJ1.160 .022 ,OlJ
-, CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND 81. PAUL
Number OF miles ',GIS 5OJo J,f@l
ccroud wr,x In Oct s-iJ1nJ 1906. ssJI .-,p
Ian i 70 Oct IL. 81 81 100 .G.=oS - 32s.
DENVER AID RIO GHANDE.
>ur,l,or az ni,cs I1g9 IGlj I.GfG
s,c"n,d vc,. I'm Oct s1Si 80. si7S.3 800 gl42,lOO
Ian / 10 Oct. IL. G,53s iG2 G3i2.700 59i7,Gc0
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
x,,oher NJ t,lics - 10 Ia l5a
.'am"I wc.t IN oct - $685. $500 s7,lOD
f,o I :, oct. H.. os0.sj5 .9s 1888 81 .Oj5
EVANSVILLE AND TEREE nACTE.
.,,,hc, of miles $3.50. lJj lGl l6i
scron1 week IN Oct. s.s,OJ7 $4,000 eyi.200
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Sales b. Aurtlon

A SSiGNElrS StLE.-!intnc rtoe. OF Pauls English
"A :oacnine Tub ~ aGetiln Moniiy, Oct. I'D %
MctrO?oic 'inh Stables. -;hst. uni IA ,naavc.. com.
r,clclng IL tor Particulars and catalogue. apply
J. OWENS. 13 "'tast Chicago
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
rxcrr.,ou Tickets. New York to Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.
s,c-,,I (oacb Excursion Gu Tuesday. Oct. ~. ut
ST; 90 wednesday. Oct. 18th. aud Ihursdny.
Oct. 1Dih, NJ cIJ 90 ~atnrd"'' Oci' Ii'


Trains leave foot Of West =dsi. a. o"s, 10 m nlteS
earlier from lrinkllnst.: ,,,,,.,,, ~, 49,
II IL stations, Middietovn, hcnNillr, Fisbui = i"D rt
,.rhnu,lie Scranton. Walton. DEM, Sidney, Nor"!ch
I,ira l,Ouic oneida. Fulton. O.Nc8o.
3,I5 r. ~. Except SUNDAY SullNnn co ENpFes'
D." x .uiil Valley Railroad stations, campbell Hail.
W,dl,rt,wi lIlra,lr Mountain Dat" Cenr',ilr, Falls:
h,,r iluficvvr. bc.ty EIl.>, Liberty, PnIksIie aud
,,a5 =. VI. ciayl Mlddc,own. summi,.iIlc Falls
Ilb'rfV LIVINGSTON Manor ockland, Walton, SD.
new Norwich Oneida. Fulton oswero. ,,-,,..,.. ...,.
",.t5 D. ~ daily via Nllgma tali>. Reclining chair
cor I'ra:. lleel NrG.lGrh - Nn-aH Fallr. ~ rohth
pullman -lc"c.s NcW.Ntit to th'caco Arrives Detlot
\ 40 II m Chicago. 80 o.. 81. Louis. 500 p ~.
gl,kcts Pullman acconno Citations ~ 81 broadWay.
NcwYok fran.sr Company calls TO- ana checks baggage
10 destination. .,,,.,,..,,.. ., q.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON.
For rhiadriphia. week dl,. ~ ;o3 2oo 10 o''
u aS 40 Dn..s ra r & Ca 90 600 80 al p ~
y Il " I.a5 H S5 6s Sar' 200 90 r. a. II -
s. r Baltimore anil w,-hiagt.n wsca day, and sur i,ys
90 II go pnias Carl A. 81, 80 80 Dining oir''
800 w r. rthrncn hilc town. Mauch Chunk &c.
90 rs "a, A. W. 9U rs 40 Si 90 60 A% SO
=. f ~; wllnc.hore r.ton. aaa scaO'On s'' A. M,
70 1o1 r. : nd " at zoo 500 ~, 90 II 80 A. NJ
le' Kept go Sauna night. Sdays. 100, 1885,
ssc 100, 80 qe o T. No. 100 i - "sn co. 30
co. ! 90 :; ~. T.. NJ, 10 n;Sht eacorng SATURDAY
hight sunday, ! :oo 80 100 o;So T. NJ l2l'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22

EDINBURGH, August 2l,-The statue Of
Abraham Lincoln, erected as memo
rial to the scottish-American soldiers
OF tho American civil war, was unveiled
here to-day in the presence of the mu-
nicipal authorities, many distinguished
guests, a number of Americans and y
large crowd OF residents Of Edinburgh.
The statue, which 10 OF bronze, stapdH
upon base Of polished red granite.
The ceremony Of unveiIing the mou-
ument was imposing aud OF au interna-
tlonal character. II was presided over
by Sir William Arroll. Professor
Christie, Of Pennsylvania, opened the
proceedings with prayer. Sir William
Arroll then made a speech. in the
course Of which he said the monument
unveiled would be an object lesson to
teach the duty OF protecting the unity
OF empire. Mr.. Henry II, Heaton, Of
New York, who, with Mr.. Wallace
Bruce, the American consul here, was
Ouo VI Nlo VtIkAhhtotp VI VIC IhSNVhShb
that led to the erection Of the monu-
ment, made brief speech.
The cord holding the wrappinga was
then pulled by Miss Bruce, daughter Of
the consul, who was attired as Colum-
bla. AS the statue was revealed the
crowd cheered repeatedly and the band
PLAYED "Rule Britannia"
Cheers were then given for Mr..
George O. Bissell, the sculptor, after
which the band played "Hail Colum-
bia"
Consul Bruce then, in a few we'll
chosen words, in which he touchinSly
referred TO the services rendered the
Union by the scottish-American troops.
and the duty Of Americans to recognize
the fact that many Of them had given
their lives to maintain the supremacy
OF the federal government, formally pre-
sented the monument to the town.
The Lord Provost, the Right Honor
able James A. Russell, accepted the gift
and promised nbehaif Of the municipal
government that it-Yould always be
safely guarded.