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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31
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InRUsTEE,s sALE-RY VIRTUE OLE DEED

TlNKUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
trust dated the 10th day of September, in
the year 1870, executed to me by T.. NJ Siarkey,
j. VI. Watts, II. II. Greidcr and Is |. Grcidcr,
and of record in tie clerks Office in the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Virginia. in deed
book IS, page Ia. TO secure to II. X. Rice the pay
mcnt of the sum OF $500 In three annual install.
ments OF $500 each. with interes; on each from
date OF aid deed need by the three interest
$3.50, bearing even date with said deed and exc.
cutcd 10y Il. VI. Strke,, J.. NJ. Watts, IL. II.
Groidcr and Is. l.. GrcideT, and payable 10 said II.
X. hicc or order one, two and three years re-
spcctively after date at the Commercial National
Bank OF roanoke, Va, an! default having been
made in the payment o tho said note falling due
two years aftcr the da,c thereof, except ~ 10 the
sum OF 1878 paid on said note September 2tth
lS!r1, and OF S625 phd on seil note September
25th, 1S.2, and S|U2 paid on said note September
Goth, ls:i2, anc s625 paid on sald note october
9th, 1872, and ecing required - to do by the said
beneficiary In sid deed, shall ON FRIDAY I,
JANUARY 9TH, 1893, II O'CLOCK A. III,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31
RY vIRTuE OF a DEED NJ TRUST DATED

1 Nlhl I n Or n DEED 'if IHtST DAT ED
~ July !, 1870, and OF record in the clerks Of
flee OF tho corporation court for the city of Roam.
okc, Va, in decd book 10. page , from w j and
u. Blair, Jr, to the undersigned conveying the
following parcel of land: beginning on the cast
side OF lonnokc street tu0 feet north OF Walnut
street. the nee with Roanoke street north dc.
grccs Is minutes east iW feet toa point thence
south NJ degrees II minutes east 11U feet to an
alley, thence with said alley south degrees IL
minutes west II feet 10 II point, thence north So
beginning. In trust 10 secure To Jean ". Mad
dotk the payment or 81 3}3 30, evidenced nv two
negotiable notes pay able respectively in one and
two years, and default having occurred in tho pay
by the beneficiary, and after notice to the grantor
Will on SATURDAY.. TIE 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1893, AT 20 O'CLOCK NJ, in front
or the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Va,
sell Mt public auction to the highest bidder all
that certain parcel OF land lying in said city and
described rs follows:
Beginning Mt n point on the cast eide OF Roam
oke street 15) feet north of Walnut street. thence
with Roanoke street north degrees IL minute
cast feet to point, thence south S3 degrees rs
minutes east To feet to an alley, thence with said
nlcy south degrees Is minutes west 30 feet to Il
point thence north S3 degrees as minutes west
lIl feet to the place OF beginning the residue of
said parcel of land conveyed in said deed OF trust
subsequently sold by w. j. and l.. Blair, Jr, to
Is. l.. Grcider and by b. l.. Greidcr was sold md
convey ed to C. Is. Engle.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees com.
mission. to pay the said pnst due note upon which
default has been made. and the residue, IL any,
TO be paid In two equal annual instamcnts with
interest from day OF ealc, secured by deed OF
trust upon the land.
THOS. W. MILLER. Trustee.
This sac liz at the risk OF L. Blair, Sr., he hav-
ing TAILED to comply with terms OF sale made
November 25, 1892. ia tds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31
WONDERFUL WHEELING
How the Bicycle Has Beaten
the Trotter.
REMARKABLE GLOBE GIRDLERs.

Cyclists Allen and Sachtolcbcn, Who Per-
formed tho Unprecedented Feat OF Rid
ing Four Thousand Miles Through Toor-
kistan and Hostile China.
Judging from many recent occurrences,
tho possibilities of the bicycles develop
ment are truly wonderful and rival even
the more astounding possibilities of cleo
tricity. The bicycle of today is an inven-
tion of very recent years, but in the short
time that it has been in use it has developed
into vehicle of extraordinary speed and
everyday usefulness At the opening of
1892 horsemen and cyclists were wondering
if the bicyclist, then over seven seconds be-
hind the trotting horse, would ever cover q
mile in faster time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31

The Whisky Trust Takes.a Drop.
New YORK, Jan. 2a.-The whisky
trust dropped nine points this morning.
The brokers are greatly excited
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31

TRUsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estatc.-By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated
the lo' or November, lSi0. from w j. and L.,
Blair, Jr.. to tho undersigned in trust to secure
10 the Home Loan ana Budding Association the
redemption OF twenty shares of stock therein
anu default having occurred for more than six
months in tho payment OF tho dues interest and
fines upon said twenty shares of stock. and being
required by the directors or the said Home Loan
ana Building Association Ia sell tho said land In
pursuance oi the lbs laws ~ said association i
Will. on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRtJ-
ARN, lS!3, ATl2 O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the
courthou'c in the city OF Roanoke Virginia, pro-
coed tn sell all that parcel OF land in the said deed
OF trust mentioned and described as follows:
beginning ut point on the south side OF John
street MS feet cast OF Lewis street, thence in a
southcrly direction parallel with Lewis street lC6
feet To an alley, thence with said alley in an east
CRY direction 10 feet To point, thence in n
northerly direction 10, to John street thence
with John street IN westerly direction So feet
to the place OF beginning.
TEkMs: Cash sufficient to pay the amount
payable upon the said twenty shares and back
dues, interest ana fines, total Of S2S2l4t and
cost OF executing this trust, and as 10 the resi-
due If there be any. the same shall be upon
credit In two equal annual payments, payable in
ono ana two years respectively with interest
from day OF sale, and secured by decd OF trust
upod said land. THOMAS w MILLER
- lus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31
UND1IE;I.u a PEEP Fl 7sS OF TRUST nEARlNe

L
~ date March IL, 1870 executed by Ezekiel p.
Coron 10 me as trustee. recorded In decd book
% rage NY. to secure 10 Sarah a. Compcrt her
hcirs and assigns, certain balance OF SI,SOO due
on the purchase OF u certain lot situated in the
clty OF Roanoke, and hereafter described said
iihueDtedness being evidenced by 10, negotiable
interest bearing notes OF SIS each due ard nav
a M each month from March 10, $780, at the First
Natiohel Bank OF Roanoke, Va, and default hay-
ing oeen made in the payment OF said notes as
inc became due and payable, mt the request of
me Beneficiary In said deed OF trust, I will on
fS I'D "A, ~ /, TIE BIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
lS.3' ~ AZ NJ in front or the courthouse in tho
cry or hoa loko Va, proceed to sell to the high
cst bidder at public auction the following des-
caiocu property. of record on decd book rs page
a3., III the clerks ollCe OF the Hastings Conf
ncihE known as lot IL, section ~ on man az
rogers, Fairfax N Houston addition Bcvin.
nihg nj point 10 feet from the corner of Firs.
avenue =. w. and Park street in n northcrly direc
ton lso feet to an alley. with said alley IS feet in
westerly direction to point thence in south
CRY direction $50 feet 10 u point thence with
fret avenue in an eastcrly direction 2, feet To
the place of beginning.
nERMs OF SALE; Cash "a to amount
sufficient to dcfray the expenses OF executing
TINS trust and to pay the past due notes amount,
my in all TO about S225 required in cash and bal
ancc payable in monthly notes OF SIS per month
with Interest on same from the 18th day OF
March, 1872, one due on the 18th day OF each
month. RUSH L. DERR,
d tuS Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-31

by VIRTUE OF DEED OE TRUST EVE
-, cutcd to the undersigned on 18th February
ISM, by John h. Trent and OF record in the clerks
office OF this city In decd book 80, page $500
whereby the said Trt Mt conveyed to undersigned
the following lot OF land to wit: Que lot in Roam
oke city, Va, known IA lot D. section No . ac-
coiding to the map OF tho Chamouni Land and
Improvement Company file in said clerks of
flee described ne follows:
Beginning Mt point on the south eide OF Fer
guson avenue 10 feet west OF Nicholson street:
thence with Fcrgurson avenue south - degrees
45 minutes west 10 feet to d poiut: thence sonth
II degrees 10 minutes east 1875 icct to an alley;
thence with said alley north degrees 20 minutes
east 40 feet to point; thence north IL degrees 10
minutes west l35 feet to the beginning, In trust
10 secure TO the Chamouni Land and Improve
mcnt company the payment OF two hundred and
ninety (SS,O) dollars. evidenced by twcnty-nine
negotiable notes of $40 each. bearing even date
with said deed and with Interest from their dates
ana default having bcen made In the payment of
all or said notes. shall, at the request OF the
Chnmouni Land and Improvement Company sell
SAID lot NJ public auction to the highest bidder ON
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
lS'3, AT O'CLOCK i. NJ. OF that day in front OF
the courthouse In Roanoke city Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF exc
cutting this trust and Ia pay or said sum OF $3.50
with interest thereon since 18th February 1880.
ana the balance, II any, made payable In equal
payments ut one and two cars cspcctivcly from
day or sale. Such payments to he secured by deed
or trust upon the property, evidenced by neSo-
tanic notes, bearing interest from day OF sale
tbs j. y. DUPuY, Trustee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

A urge quantity OF carpet has been
exported to England the past season.
and the pricea received for the same
have been somewhat less than those
obtained In this country, consequent
~ the free trade Democrats complain
that our citizens are unfairly dealt
with, or Imposed upon in their pur-
ehases at higher rates. The manufac-
turers may make something or they
may not by this expectation. but
even II they were subjected to slight
loss they doubtless consider that bet
ter than to retain their goods, Just as
merchants do who sell of their stock
ct auction. regardless OF cost, In or,
der to make room for new styles OF
seasonable articles.
In our country the trade IS stag
nant, the manufacturers are all.heavily
eyerstccked. and they woult
doubtless prefer TO sell them to for
eigners at cost than to retain them or
their shelves. In sending the carpe
out OF the country the homo market
was relieved OF that much surniui
stock and the prospect OF future
sales was not injured. Experiences
business men Understand tho ex
pediency OF this policy, but the fire.
trade tyros refuse to admit IL. or ar
so dull of comprehension that the
cannot distinguish between an over
stocked and bare market. Surplu
machinery has also been sold abroa
for similar reason without regard I
the cost, and the home market pr,
served for sales at paying rate. lhei
Is certainly nothing wrong in thI
course and only TN untAlnhlns ma
will complain OF it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

The demand made by Commissioner
Of Pensions Locurnn for an appropr
alton of s3OO. 900 to pay special agent 3
to Investigate pension frauds, Is
most extravaganza one, aud will cause
no little surprise, II rot actual tnJis
nation. Such an expenditure OF
money Is unnecessary and unwarrant'
ed. 1t is right that there should be
the closest scrutiny to prevent fraud,
but it is not right to expend money
for the mere purpose Of giving EN-,
ployment to hord Of partisans, who
are too proud OF too worthless TO Gu
gage in any useful occupation. The
frauds perpetrated do not equal o
1.-THE of tho cost OF the proposed In
vesLigation, but come mon would will,
ingly spend dollar to save penny.
and this Lochrun It seems to Us be
longs. to that class, Let hin and thu
clerks under lin enleuyO TO stop tti'
leaks In his department. and in tia
way they will not only prom 10 TN
interests OF tho county anu ut til
same time contribute to tho credit o
their party. lIo cannot gam credit 10
either wisdom or economy by leatl
penny wise ana pound fool ISL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14
OYBRC0ATS
Al
.WAY-DOWN PRICES.

Hundreds to select from
at $500, $1,000, $1,000,
$500 and $500, which,
if the times were good, would
bring from $500 to $500
more. Yet we have got to
sell them, and will do bust
ness for fun this fall, all for
your interest. Come and see
what you can do with a few
dollars.
Our Boys and Children's
Department has a choice
line of novelties in Suits,
Refers, Jackets, Leggings,
and at prices which you will
find right.
In Boys overcoats we are
showing some extra Vaiues
for $500, 800, 500, $500
and $1,000 for the Little
Boys, with Deep Cape. Can
give you a very good Coat al
$500, $3.50, $500, $3.50
| $500 and $500. Hundreds
to select from, and there ii
nothing would make a more
useful Christmas gift.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

In the superior Court yesterday
afternoon the court informed counsel
IL the Lycomlng Insurance Company
cases that they had reached no decision
on Mr.. Nields' application, presented
at the morning session. Judge Cullen
was at one time connected as cou nsel
with this case, and Is not acting In his
judicial capacity. Chief Justlce Lore
aud Judge Marvel could not agree and
the application was not granted on the
last plea
Colonel Nlelds thsn withdrew all
the pleas and will again put in all but
the last plea with an affidavit under
tho statute. Mr.. Fulton made OBJ
lection to this, but the court sustain
ed Colonel Nlelds. The latter said no
was ready to proceed with tho trial.
Mr.. Fulton said no was not ready II
the pleas were to be withdrawn. The
cases were then carried over to the
February term under permptory
rule. Colonel Nlelds said he would
file his pleas ut once. Waiter II.
Hayes, vino Is Mr., Nlelds' associate In
the case, gave notice that they would
Require tho plaintiff to give security
for costs in the cases. During the SEES
sion julius Desmond was admitted Il
citizenship.
Franz II. Holroeker asked tho court
for publication and the finding o
the commissioner In tho divorce cas-
oil Laura e. Va. George 7. Baldwin
iiHollecker IL Hoifeoker represented
the plaintiff and the respondent wa
not represented by counsel. Francis
NJ. Walker was the commissioner, ane
his finding Ia favorable to tho grant
. ing of the divorce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

That the new tariff bill has been
prepared in tho interest OF working
men can be seen by the fact that tine
duty on diam onds has been reduced
25 per cent; all the marble needed to
erect their palaces can be Imported at
25 cents per cubic foot less than under
the hateful Mckinley bill. The duties
on champagne and other wines, as
we'll as on cut glass goblets, wine
glasses and decauters has been great
ly reduced. in order that they may
drink out OF first cluss articles without
paying the American manufacturers.
generally styled by the Democrats
baron robbers" exorbitant prices.
Further, when the poor man wishes to
go to the Opera House. he can buy his
opera glasses at least 80 per cent.
| cheaper under the Wilson bill than
heretofore, and the duty is also reduc,
ed 81. 50 per pound on Havana cigars
so that he can enjoy his Perfecto3 at
his convenience, ard experience the
greatest happlness az he watches the
smoke ascend in graceful waves to-
ward the sky.
He may also crafty his desire to
present his church with a stained
glass window, at least ten per cent
less than the preson. cost. He may
buy pig iron and steel rats at s. to S!
per ton less than at present. which
means great saving to him. Lace
curtains, laces and embroiderles OF
every kind. which the wives and
daughters of tho worklng men wish
for their adornment. including silks
velvets. plushe5 ami other livery will
bs SO materially reduced in price. that
they may become as gay as peaEowls
II not as Innocent as doves Ever
gold leaf, silver leaf, locomotives and
= big ships Will be sold much cheaper. Il
: order to benefit the laborers. Iudee'
hundreds OF things will bJ made
cheaper for their qualification. Any
one who has eyes cannot fail to So
the good things which Prof. Hand
says will ill tho mouths OF tho com
mon people so full that they will b
: unable to utter a complaint.
1 Even wages will DO reduced 80 tina
the working people may hire thel
: coachmen aul servants at less rate
y and he able to enjoy all the luxurie
Il that salaries OF from 81 to 80 pc
+ week will enable them to command
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14
nnIa-


american Laundry. dD4 west Frrnt At
Cupping and leeuhing, la3 L. Second St
Cupping & leechiug. Parkerhos Madison.
Cummings, the photographer, 800
Market street.
II you want ilrst.class dyelng and
securing done, go to 2lo King.
Why don't you try that grip candy
at Hollls, 221 Market street? 1t will
stop that cough.
Selfrnising or prepared buckwheat.
Pure buckwneat only;5 pound package
for IA cents. Mt j. j. Smiths, Fourth
and Shlpley streets.
A nice present TO your friends. Go
to Durstein's and buy pipes and sets
at lowest prices. No. 3 East Second.
north side city market.
Hyacinth, tulips. crocus lilies free
sias, snowdrOps narcissus and other
fall and winter blooming bulbs sold
Mt j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
Solo agency for j. Il G. Fischer
piano. Over "a, 900 In use. Dearborn
/ 5l5 Shipley street, Wilmington.
Indies. look for lIuthys Pipe anC
| fine cigars for Xmas. Lnrgest assort
mont Durstein, 5 Fast Second.
A meeting OF tho monitors of tn
! DUPONT DeNemours Cemetery Com
pauy will he hold at tho oillce of tn
ilrm, in ChristinGa Hundred, OH Sal
urday, the Esd INST.
Why don't you go to 221 NIarke
street for your cough drops2 Wo hay
tar end honey, hOarhound. lemoI
lime, paregoric. teaJerry, orange ALI
also rock and rye drUps. fresh ever!
| day. Hollis.
DR. Slmms' White rulmonic Bplsar
the famous throat and lung remed
Tor coughs, Group, &c, and sure CUT
for asthma. Use this remedy aud b
Simms Liver Pills. aud you will not |
! disappointed. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14
HOLIDAY
Handk0rChi6fS|

Everybody gives Hand
kerchiefs at Christmas time,
for they are gifts that always
prove useful and are always
sure to please.
Whatever the amount
you may wish to spend, be
1t much or little, you will
find at our Handkerchief
Department, now consider
ably enlarged for Christmas
times, something pretty for
your money.
1t is indeed a fact gener-
ally known that our store is
headquarters for what IS best
and most desirable in Hand
kerchiefs.
We have made large pre-.
parations for this years bust,
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

To Increase the number OF their
partisans In the L. $. Senate. the
Democrats propose 10 Admit Utah as
State. The proprlety OF the action
Is not considered. tho Importance OF
political asceudency having blinded
thu friends of tho measure to every
other consideration. 1t 10 an exem
pliilcatlon Of tho old saying that all is
fair in politics. This movement Is in
keeping with tho policy OF a party
that iustitles tissue ballots and faiss
counting when the use OF shot guns
fail to frighten n sufficient number Of
voters away from tho polls, in ordOr
to maintain their a5gendan1y Gns
solid South is monument to intoi-
erance and meudaclty, and those who
accept the honors and eluoluments,
/ without bearing their testllEony
against tho outragss prlctlGet are re-
sponsible for their continuauce as the
receiver of stolen goods is as bad as
the thief.
1t may he an Insult to gentlemen to
talk of night riders and intolerance,
but that will not alter fucta, as ;
leopard cannot change his spots 0
tho tiger his skin. and Il thay colid
that would not change their nature
although they might be verr 'ioefie s.
long as they were IN cages, but If one,
, In their power, Mt tho least prpyosa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

RFIr As reporter the other day
came upon four tratnps, beyond tho
HranIywine bridge VINO wore opefat-
iNE clever scheme to obtain money,
They had little boy OF Il Years of
age and they would bautlGga np=his
arm IL sriut5 and send hlm into tho
/ heart Of the city TO leg. He wo I'D tell
i those from whom lie begged that his
+ arm was broken, his father WIS Oft Of
work anu his mother was sick.
fhera was not a crust in tao house
+ for his TWO little brOthers and sisters.
/ lie had boon away about an hour and
n MALI when ha returned with 500
Inc tTumps Immediately sent a com
mit,ee OF ono to q saloon and pur
izclased quart OF whIshey. Tho boy
went to grocery staie mud pur
chased a supply OF gr3ceriaa ard bro
vlstons, -Four hours later tho fOai
men were drunk ana the 10y WAS Sat
ing ham aud aggs when tie reporter
paid another visit ~ The eamp.
Should such contemplate eharaG
tors rs those above mentioned IL
caught they should lie taugat = lesson
wHtcn they would remember. Ne hagl
plainly OF deserving poor in our cit,
VITO need thu htteAtion and charity 0
all our people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

The Board OF Trade committees for
the ensuing year will be as follows:
Consulting Attorney. q. Vande-
grift.
Room Committee Belts,
George G.. Barker, John IL. Hudson.
Finance-Preston Lea, Il. L. Warner,
T. N. Buck.
Water SUPPLY. Newlln Gawthrop,
]. Parke Postles. II. A. Miller, a, 5.
| Reed, Q. N. Trump.
Sewerage L. Fritz. A. e,
Thatcher, 3. J. Wiley. George W.
Stone, Enoch Moore
Development and Protection of Har.
bor-Captaln Willard Thompson. Geo,
W. Bush. l.. 4. Warner, Charles w,
Pusey, Captain Edward kershaw..
Legislation-Chief Justice Lore,
Milo W. Locke, w. W. Lobdell, w. +,
Smalley. Jr.. Washington Hastings
l.. G. Vandegrift.
Establishment OF New Enterprise.
A. ID. Warner. Job ii. Jackson. w. =
Clerk. s. j. Wiley. S. IL. Baynard. W
L. Porter:
On Statistics, C. Farra, j. J
Satterthwaite. William L1wton,, Frank
Taylor. G.. q. Cameron, W. L. Taylor,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

Isaac S. Bullock has invented a
Home coal elevator which is sure TO
be a success. The object of the ete-
vator is to save the hard work OF car
rying buckets of coal up cellar stairs.
The box will work In an IRON frame
work and will be raised TO the Kitchen
floor by a crank. The box which holds
the coal will be on rollers and will
hold 100 pounds of coal. and when in
the cellar can lie easily pushed wher'
ever the coal bin is. Mr.. Bullock says
that his cogs will be 80 arranged that
woman can easily raise the box oil
coal from the cellar. When the box
is raised to tho first floor shute can
be opened and the coal taken ou'
without trouble. Tho boxes will DO go
made as to be an ornament to tht
kitchen und the price will not 10 more
than SIS. He has applied for the pat
! ent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14
CHILDREN'S
LIN EN-
HANDKERCHIEFS
AT 8 CENTS EACH,


fancy borders.
A pretty Swiss Embroid,
cred Handkerchief, or a plain
nice quality all linen hem.
stitched at 124 cents.
That 15,cent one.quarter
and one,half inch Linen
lIemstitch are among the
great sellers, having style
and quality.
At % cents we have both
the Swiss and Linen EN-
broidered Handkercaiefs and
in vast quantities.
But at 80 cents we cal
show you such goods in pur'
linen that will make vol
think that an embroidered
Handkerchief is about a
pretty Il present as you eoull
give.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-14

For tho benefit IT the Increased
travel which the holiday season alwaye
brings. the l'rnnsy lFanla Railroad
Company will this year sell excursion
tickets hetweon tho various stations
on It's system at the reduced rate Of
two cents pgr mile. Such tIci.esa will
be so.d uutweon nil stations On the
DowrluE'uw and Lancaster bral.ah
and tht , nited Railroads OF Saw Jer,
sey DIVISION. The datG5 Of saIa are
cremhcr &2I to 21tn and l4eeamher
3lth to january list, i5ai. Inclusive,
valid for ioturn untiL january Sd.
] 1894, inclusive