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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-23

Nearly every day flowers aud fruit are
sent hy Mrs, John iockefslo to ST.
Lakes hospital across the way from her
house.
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MEiref'F leo fffam soda y ihe befl Ia
Tie u,y
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Ladies' find Matecr's ice cream parlor
first class IN every respect
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CuEAp EXcuRsioN RATES.

Pure fruit glaee at Matters, 3O7 Hous-
ton street Try them.
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Sir William Fraser has written q vol
uuip Of personal rccolieciions, which con
iains anecdotes Of Thackerny, iytton,
Dore. Napoleon III. Crnikshank, Beaeons-
field aud Wellington.
Ladies find Mlatect's ice cream parlor
FIRST class In every reEpect.
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Mime. Moljesla has raueh 10 The
southern part Of California and Alex.
arsder Salyini has Just bought property
IN San Fernando valley, twenty-five
miles from los Angeles
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Fishes Lett High and Dry.

ELKToN, October 28.-The high
waters of last week, which overflow
ed ali the low lands on each side o.
the Elk River, lett thousands Of va
,rious kinds of fish in the numerous
ponds formed after the water rece.
.ded. Since these ponds have dried
up, the ground was found to be lit
orally covered with dead fish. A
large number still remain alive in the
Singerly Pulp and Paper Company S
reservoir at Holly Hall, while great
quantities of big fish, which have
been killed by the cool spring water
bave been raked out on the banks
Great piles of them can be seen ~
ing everywhere. These fishes fire.
quent the bay and the river, and can
not live in fresh water.
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Wonderful Gains.

DR.. Niles Nervine NOT only cures
all nervous disease, headache, blues,
nervous piostration, sleeplessness,
neuralgia, st. Vitus dance, fits and
Mysteries, but also builds up the
body. 1 am pleased to say that after
years of intense, suffering with nerv-
GUS disease, headache and prostration
/ tried DR.. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine, and in two weeks gained eight
pounds in weight. I could not lie
down to sleep, but now sleep perfect.
ly easy, and am still improving won
derfully. Cannot say enough for the
Nervine.-Mrs. L. B. Willard, Dun
kirk, N Y" "One customer used
Nervine and gained fifteen pounds in
fesh.-Brown and Mayberry, Cort-
land, N. Y" Trial bottle and ele-
giant book free at A. M. Gilbert's.
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MARTnsBURo SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1893.



A snake that climbs up the glass
walls of its polished cage is an at
traction in the Natural History MI
senm at Paris.
Professor Lippman has succeeded
in photographing simultaneously all
the colors of the rainbow on layer
of albumcn.
There are over 400, 900 varieties of
insects known to the eutomologists,
though not all described in the works
on the subject.
If human dwellings were coDstruc-
ted on the same proportionate scale
as the anthill of Africa, private resi-
dences would be mile high.
1t is mistake to suppose that me-
teorites burst. in the proper sense of
the word. But it often happens that
they are broken to pieces on strik-
ing the atmosphere of the earth.
The jellv-flsh lays thousands of IL
ny eggs, which being covered with
natural oars ia the shape of numer-
GUS hairs, row themselves into some
quiet place and await developments.
The annual corporations from the
oceans of the world equals the depth
of about fourteen feet of water for
the entire area of sea surface. The
moisture returns to the earth as rain,
forming springs, creeks, and rivers,
which are constantly flowing to the
sea.
Birds which fly highest aud fastest
have the most air cells. The air from
the lungs, which is much warmer,
and therefore lighter than the out
side air, passes into and out of these
cells at the will of the bird, some be-
ing able to fill even the quilts of .heir
feathers.
A singular phenomenon has been
discovered 10 connection with the
waters of the. Black sea. 1t has long
been known that these waters at a
depth of more than 100 fathoms corr
tain SO much sulphuretted hydrogen
as to be unfit for the support of the
fishes. A recent observer has traced
the noxious gas to a microbe which
is found in the ooze of the bottom.
1t is able to decompose mineral sui
pilates and has received the name Of
bacillus hydrosulfurious ponticus.
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A Webster county, w. Va, JUS
tice of the Peace married couple
the other day. and double-riveted
the union in the following language
"By the authority vested in me as
an officer of the great State of West
Virginia, which is sometimes called
the Switzerland of America, by the
hills of half developed corn and
grounding holes that spread out
around us, by the howl of the coon
dog, and the gourd-vine whose cling.
ing tendrils will shade the entrance
to your dwelling place, BY our hill
side pumpkins whose frost bitten
presence reminds one of the melan-
choly face of his grandmother, by the
heavens and the earth, and in the
presence OF these witnesses, / pro-
nounce you man and wife. "-Er.
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"Giye Us q LII ~

do send down something TO help
sp "Those little Pleasant Pellets
you sent before, were just what we
wanted r. "They helped right where
we were weakestlv Don't send
anything else +
Nature, abused and neglected.
does her best 10 overcome exhaus-
ton and ward off thrai eDing disease,
bot sometimes calls for help, and
knows just what she's about. The
system takes kindly to the mild i,
holesome infiaence Of Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, and often their time
lY assistance corrects evils which
would soon lead to serious results.
With the first signal OF distress, ma
ture will thank yor for remember
ing her request. Therefore. if Lam
gu.d, easily tired, bad taste in mouth
towels irregular or constipated, give
nature life by taking DR.. Pierce s
Pellets. Best Liver Pills made.
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Her Clear Grit.

During recent trip through The
Dakotas, writes correspondent Of
the "Youths Companion" / came
upon a woman who seemed to exem.
pity what may be termed true grit,
TWAS noon OF a hot July day that ]
rode up to a cabin door 10 inquire
my way. Poverty and yet thrift n
l said to myself as / glanced about.
A woman with child in her arms
answered my knock.
Something in her voice prompted
me to say, "You're from New Eng.
land ~
"Yes, but we've come west to grow
up with the country" was her cheer
full answer.
"Yes, or shall when we get star.
ted" she replied. "We've been here
three years. The first season the
frost killed the wheat, The next
year twas the drought spoilt fifty
acres of as fine wheat as / ever look
ed on. Twas hard, for we had to
mortgage part Of the farm to keep
above board. We've got good crop
in this year, but what1l happen we
can't TELL" she concluded, with a
smile.
"You keep up brave heart, /
remarked. c
sOh, that isn't all our ill luck"
said the woman. sour team horses
died this spring. John, my husband,
gets little blue sometimes. But l
tell him we're well off; we've both
got our health and we've got roof
over our heads. If we prosper well
be out of debt in a year or two"
"You've no doctor very near in
Gaze you were sick," was nv remark.
"No, within twenty miles; but we
never get sick, you see we're not
able to- she added lightly.
You must miss the social priviIe-
g of your early life" was my next
remark
"We're too busy, | guess, to be
lonesome, she said "and then there's
John and the three children. | should
be ashamed of myselfto be lonesome
with them"
II suppose there may be school
and church near? p was my query.
@Twenty miles away; that's the
nearest she said. "But / teach
the children, and we have services at
the house every Sunday. John reads
sermon aud he and | sing and read
from tie Bible and pray. We ike
to do il, a 4 thin it's coed for the
children
"Don't you sometimes wish to re
turn to New England p | asked.
"Oh, no" she replied, @we'vec come
here to stay and We shall stick TO
Dakota Our luck will turn il We
held on. You may hear of US yet
among the noted citizens Of the state. .
| rode awav bordering with
such wife, what NAV rot man &C
uomplish 7" was the burden II my
thought.
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-. l-s-- IL
t." ~ 80 - - IL a.
.a'. NY s:a Il, ,,on
'so', : ',''.s '. ,. ~: -, wsa,
''rs,as 49, ss,,se, ...;vaa I.;na
"neu TUG ..' r,,ea 80
was ~ 'ne paouosA ~
a'o''e ~ 'ue '.o' : -
Monsns nAu i'''ss 800
o'scosereu .ue "saA ''',ae
ioVer' anu Tug o'u "o' i. -
LOT sue nau iea'ns. -
sns nau once io.su'
que n'.u sas
inss 20 suas l'pa 1s pp''
Dull tue soiu'o 'no'''s "
SsaorooA "e'e Wv app@a
hos pfoposeu - ns' o
sue eou,p ~ NY loi'hs u'" q ''a
ner Ss's'Aass .ss DeI !.
+" nsn o0'o"s'
Gu Tue ioo'" su' uas '
ABOUT nl'n ""s' AA
tasslan rs was ~" a's 'N
ing. ss h's Aauio wac ops s"''
= ~" ms s'f'Fs's " 10y
appa'" - - ~ 'f
VIVA. = "'e" l
se,.se oeo e Dr.: ssFgss
"ne" 'O'oae' re "
many w.,
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Judge Waxem,s Proverbs.


Congress ought to git patent on
its Confidence Restorer.
Hayseeds don't grow in the pollit-
ickle field.
Congress never made law agin q
man eatin' with his knife.
A pore Congressman is miticr on
the stump than nc is in q Washing.
ton boardin' house.
Nobody knows what the Lord does
with statesman when he takes him
to his long BIZ me.
Amerikin poliitiels may be a yard
wide, but it faint all wool down
South.
A little offs pays big Diet some
times.
Country polliticks is cleaner than
city polliticks, but it don't know so
mulch.
Pollitishuns is born, not made.
You can't stop some men from run
min fer offs no more'n you can stop
q hen from settin'.-Free Press.
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All Free

Those who have used DIR. Kings
New Discovery knows its value,
ard those who have not, have now
the opportunity to try it free. Call
on the adv.rtiss d Druggist and get
trial hottie free. Send your name
and address to HE Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, and get a sample box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills free, as
well as copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free.
All of which is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing. E. G.
Williams, Jr. & Co. 3 Drug store.
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She-"Oh horrorsl'' He-aWhat
is it, darling ~ Shell forgot all
about poor pussy, left in. the house
alone. and we OF for week. She'll
starve." He-sOh, ] remembered
her. left Gao OF condensed milk
on the kitchen table with 3 sardine
opener beside IT,
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1.-THE following is true it will save
q good deal OF expense to family
who burn oil for lights. 1t is worth
trying: sWhen you buy a lamp Chin
ney, place it in vessel of water, put
the vessel on the stove, let the water
boil, then remove the vessel from the
stove and allow the water to become
cold. Take out your lamp chimney
and you will have no trouble about
its cracking when you use it,
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The Egyptians kneaded their bread
in wooden bowl with their feet.
Perspective was first scientifically
studied aud taught by Uccello. who
died in 1882.
Pupil teachers 10 British board
schools earn at first fifty cents to
dollar week.
There is q family in Morgan coun-
ty, Ga, consisting of father, mother
and three sons, whose combined
weight is only 272 pounds.
Tue first carriage in America was
ordered by the original Virginia
Company, only five years after the
founding of jamestown.
Ears, the lobes of which run
straight down into the cheeks, are
rarely found save on persons ola
thievish disposition; all kleptomsni-
! aes have such ears.
4 Broken down horses in Germany
are restored to perfect health by Civ
4 ing them infusions OF roasted coffee
and ground coffee beans mixed with
honey.
| Palindromes, words or sentences
which spell or read the same back
ward as forward, 10 superstitious
YES. were supposed 70 possess mag
ae 'rtsss.
nj. hot blast is very new thing
~ Ion. Mr.. FL. Bliss has
y s'nei''ns "esy (sncient Lacb-
fo,. nd at Tel-el.n- % . aoo vesrs
ish) a blast furnace T. ranged
ago, which was probably IA.
for hot blast work.
One towboat on tie Mississippi in
a good stage of water, Can take from
St. Louis to New Orleans tow car
rying 10000 tons of grain, qnanti-
ty that would require fifty raiiIoad
trains Of ten cars each.
Soil ia Egypt is titled by exactly
the same kind of a pillow that was
used there 5000 years ago. The fur.
rows made are extremely shallow and
the clods are further broken up with
a big wooden cudgel
Tramps who have once visited a
certain farmhouse near Buchanan,
Ga, never call there a second time.
7, :; protected by tame rattlesnake,
whosa !, 'eilaace is equal to that OF
the best wate y dog.
The belief is pr, 'A'eu. - Jug NaS'
Indies that both the Vts' anu 'ne
asp stop their ears when u. 1850
is uttering his incantations b s*
ing one ear to tue ground and twis
ing the point of the tail into the
other.
ln many parts Of England Gus.
tom has for many centuries existed
OF eating pancakes on Shrove Tues
day, the day before the commence
ment OF Lent. The custom is belize
we'd to have originated in the Greek
church, the adherents of which make
pancake a fayorite diet during Lent.
In Tyrol the mother of female
infant makes during the first year of
its life a beautiful lace handkerchief.
After it is finished IL is laid away to
De brought out and placed over her
head as bridal veil at her marriage.
Alter the marriage it is again laid
away to lie seen no more until her
death, when it is again produced and
laid over her face in the coffin.
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4 COSTLY flIRTAlor,

i VI dtC ItSC. i Sualk uOt ditcE III
manner toward you. Farwell.
| E. w.
| "Gad here's pretty gol'' sale
George Seabrook, Esq. al hav'
put my foot into it. What1l tn,
guv'nor say! I've lost my chance
and all for that little black-eyei
flirt, Lima Oh, what thunderin
fool | am to drink chant always
runs away with me-"
| These we're all the regrets the sal
low hearted man of the world had
He sought out Elem.
She did not avoid him, but she
told him simply, whatever her feel
ings might be she did not love him
and asked him to be true to Lima.
In vain he implored forgiveness.
He might as well have pleaded to
the Tarpeian rock. Some who are
thought to be weak can be as firm as
adamant.
George Seabrook found out this
to his cost. He was in daily compa
ny of the rector's family. He was
compelled to pay addresses to Lima,
while he saw the colonel-,he man
he detested-eyer side BY side with
Ellen Wynne. The more he saw of
the character OF Lima, the more he
was impressed by that of Ellen.
The one was strong, firm and res
olute; the other unstable and weak.
A thousand times did George
curse his unlucky Irritation. But it
was too late-he had lost.
Col. Bligh had retired from the
army. His elder brother and his
wife were staying with him. The
colonel was unmarried.
AS he sat in his study he often
thought how pleasant it would be to
see fair face sitting opposite him,
watching while be was at work.
And then the vision of Ellen
Wynne's clear eyes arose before
him.
Mrs Bligh luckily did not know
Of her daughters engagement TO
young Stabrook, or her garrulous
tongue would soon have BETRAYED
that to the colonel.
As it was the colonel was ever
at the rectory, and invited the rec
tor so often to More House, his
place, that Mrs. Bligh was soon on
the scent.
Cecil is in love, Charley" she
said to her husband.
Nonsense" said the big barris-
ter Mrs. Bligh had married.
1t is SO, though"
Why, at his age-so, be has new.
er been in love, to my knowledge,
since he was fifteen.n
Calf love, my dear. Cecil is lust
the age to fall in love, and I tell you
he loves my daughter.
"The DEVIL mean-well-he
couldn't make better choice. The
girl is lady, is pretty and has mon
ey."
And so Charlie Bligh dug his
brother in the ribs that morning
with a playful thumb.
say. old boy, you're bit at last,
are you ?n
What do You mean n
:" The blind boys arrow has gone
home, has il? Well, all right. pop
the question, dear boy n
Cecil Bligh hlushed like q school.
boy when his brother poked him and
could not make it out.
You speak in riddles, Charlie !;
have you been at the bottle so ear.
lys1
Go along, my wife is an old SOL
dier' she can see, my boy you love
my s'ep-daughter, so go In and win
before some youngster cuts you
out.n
The colonel, this time blushed
with pleasure, but he said never a
word that betrayed his secret.
That day be mounted his horse
and rode over to the rectory.
George Seabyook had returned to
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. !!

j. v. QUINN offers his services as
Auctioneer in the counties of Berkeley
and Jefferson. Having had over %
years experience can guarantee salts
faction in selling and in price, or no
charge. Terms moderate. A share of
public patronage solicited Address all
communications to ]. ". QUINN.
BediDgton, Berkeley county, W. Va.
Dec. 81, 1890, Il.
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Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily except Sum
day at 1881 a. NJ, $40 M. stopping at all intermediate
stations, arriving at Harrisburg at HIS m and E2S
No. daily between Harrisburg and Hagers-
town and the train No. runs daily between Harrisburg
ard ChlmbenoGrg.
Daily,
Daily except Sunday.
Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily except
Sunday at 10 30 a m, 20 p. M arriving at Carlisle at
II % 05 p m, stopping at all intermediate sta
tons Leave Harrisburg at 20 arriving at Me-
ehanicsburg at As IN. stopping at all intermediate
stations
No runs daily between Harrisburg and Hagers
towH
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hagersown and
New York No. east and No. west
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A Pennsylvania editor announces
sarcastically that he wants to buy
bag Of -four, a Tair Of shoes and a
winter hat and is ready to receive
bids for the same. lie says that is
the way the merchants do by him
when they want % worth Of printing.
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Hills Chloride of Gold Tablets are
not experimental. They have been
on the market for years and are guar
anteed to cure the Tobacco, Nor
phine or Drink Habit. Your drug
gist sells them.
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over all other baking powders, in
strength and healthfulness. Makes
excellent bread that dyspeptics can
eat without injury. Try it.
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pofrp.
Appearances Don't Govern.


have lest about concluded,
After iiggerin' quite spell,
That appearances don't govern,
And that blood don't asius tilt
Sometimes the shaller plowin'
WIll raise the biggest crap,
Ana it .aIp't the tallest maple
Allus rnns the sweetest sap.
1t amt the richest. rankest grass
The cattle like the best;
Tain't likely all the eggs we AND
Are the hens that made the nest,
Tbs sallest stalk of corn that grows
Fpmy fgenty-acre field
< GOT a#nppin on i
Ain ssg2 n yield.
NOT ahs '~tses i4pat grows
The likeliest apps ssxa a6At
In my neighbours ore. ssg,
Is full Of blossoms every spl.
But the fruit is sure to rot.
" AAAS tuc CHuOkcus OfH'Iy cttuiu
Standin' outside by the road,
Comes up smilin' every season
With heapin' wagon load.
The largest sheep Of all the flock
May grow the coarsest wool;
The finest horse upon the farm
May balk before he'll pull.
The scrubbiest nag upon the track
May win the longest heat,
While the one that has the backin'
May be the easiest beat.
The sweetest drink ever took
tdrank from out gouri;
'rhe deepest water in the creek
Is jest above the ford.
So I've jest about concluded,
After figurin' quite spell,
That appearances don't govern,
And that blood don't allus tell.
VIII W. Pfrimmer. (,
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just like a Cough or Cold does
after using Pan Tina, the great rem
edy for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton, IS and so cents ct e. C. Will
liams Jr. q Co.'s Drug Store.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY IA, 1898.
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They speak for ThemseIyes.

was troubled with indigestion
and tried DR.. Deanc's Dyspepsia
Pills, which soon cured me.
CHAs. II. HEARS, Laurel, Del.
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w~r more than you represent them.
Last spring ] was greatly
troubled with blood poisoning
caused by Diphtheria. Large
IN IS sores made their appearance
~ on my face, and my hands
R ixr were in such condition that
- / could not use them. After
trying numerous physicians
INN and remedies and receiving no
BENEFIT tberefrom, was adj
<<MN, -e1 = sfsed to Try the CUTIoU RA
REMEDIES. An4 did 50, and
an, now froa fro,., uay skin trouble f2apnot
SNEAK nra 81 a a',l, a.. -a5y Eemedies.
'fs'-A paaiso enough ,qr = keller,
2232 Paramount Avenue, Bal..- fe' q
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TIME TABLES.

nHIo RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE,
On and after Monday, Juue 10, 1893,
passenger trains Will run as follows:
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
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w. J ROBINSON. g. 2 A.,
Parkersburg, W. Va
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cUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Since single cake of CUTIcuRA SOAP. cost
ing 25c, is sufficient to test the virtues of these
great curatives, there is now no reason why
thousands should go through life tortured. dis.
inquired and Inundated by blood and skin dis
eases, which are speedily cured by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES at a trifing cost.
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We LEADt...-

The trade in furniture. There
isn't much need for our saying this,
for everybody knows it. Why do
we lead 7 Because we sell elegant,
artistic and durable goods, at prices
that cause economy itself to wonder.
Our larger sales enable Us to do
this. Dealers cannot compete with
us. Bad for other dealers, We know
but it is law Of trade. Some one
must lead. Better call. Let our
goods and furniture convince you of
this JOHN A. WHEN,
FURNITURE AND CARPETs,
70 North Queen Street..
l-24,9l,tf. Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CurrcuRA,
50c.; SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENr, Ell PoTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. CoaP., Sole Proprietors, Boston.
Hs-fsHow to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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RJONT ALTO RAILROAD
lU TIME TABLE,
NORTHWAR
SOUTHWARK,

Connects for all c, Y. r. r. stations.
II. A. Riddle, j f. Boyd, Supt.
General p sss. Agt. W. A. Gard, Agt.
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VALLEY RAILROAD
I TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT SEPT. 10TH, 1898.
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Mud the cares that infest the day.
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