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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Trustees Sale of Valuable Town
Property.

By virtue of deed Of trust, dated on
the first day of April 1898, executed by
Isaac n. Weaver aud Ida 4. Weaver,
his wife, to the undersigned, Joseph
Moreland, as trustee 10 secure to VIII
liam Lyons the payment of a certain
promissory note executed by the said
Isaac n. Weaver TO said Lyons bearing
date on said first day OF April 1898, and
payable i'm one year after said date with
interest from said date, ana calling for
Two thousand Dollars, which trust
deed is of record in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court OF Monongalia Co.,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No.
4, at page 1871, | will ON
Saturday the 18th Day f0etober, 1891,
commencing at ] o'clock P. n. Of said
dry, on the public ground in front Of
the Court House Of Monongala County,
West Virginia, sell 10 the highest bidder
the real property mentioned and de-
scribed in said trust deed, tire same be
ing the south half of lot Ne 100 and
eleven feet oil OF the north side Oflot No.
90, as said lots are laid down and desig-
mated on the plat of the town of Nor
gantown, the said eleven feet as well as
the said south half of lot No. 100 eX-
tending the whole distance from Front
Street TO Long Alley of said town, being
the same property where the said / N.
Weaver now resides, and the same
property conveyed to him by Elizabeth
P Hare by deed dated April 10, 1891, of
record.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the
purchase money will be cash in hand
One-third thereof with interest in one
year, and the residue thereof with in
terest, in two wears from the day of
sale, taking from the purchaser his
notes, with good security, for the defer
red payments, and retaining the legal
title as further security.
JOSEPH MoREIAND, Trustee
Sept 10, 1894
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Program of Union District Institute

The following is the program of the
institute to be held at Sugar Grove, Oct.
81, 1894, commencing at 1P.M.:
Music. Devotional Exercises. Music.
20. What qualifications are requs-
lite to successful teaching? By Mary
Costello, Chas Bayles and l.. r. Hide
brand General discussion.
40 Method of opening and chief
business of the teacher on the first day
Of school, By Alice Bailey, O. 0, Cole
bank and John Ross.
200. OF what use are school records ?
By VIM. Jaco, VIM. West and VIM. II.
Dickinson. Music.
2;20. Best method of teaching begin
ners. BY Hattie Costello, X. A. Rumble
and W. A. Lyons. General discussion.
800. What remedy would you pro-
pose for tardiness2 BY Minnie Reay,
John Colebank and Harry st. Clair
1920. How to teach common and
decimal fractions. By Columbia Simp-
son and Lillian Hackney. Music.
1875. How to grade our schools dur
ing the coming term and use of our
grade sheets. By Supt. Waters. Music.
Adjournment.
6 80 Music. Address by sup't.
700. Should the school term be
heightened? By l.. r Hildebrand, Hon,
f. W. Stellar, Major w. w. John,
Thos. Colebank, James Robson, X. A.
Rumble, Chas. Bayles and John Ross.
7:30. School Ghosts. By Tida Bal
ley and Lillian Hackney.
1850 Value of visits of school officers
and patrons. By Minnie Reay and Mary
Costello.
s:15. Value of teachers meeting. By
0. O, Colebank and w. A. Lyons. Mu-
sic.
Essay-Alice Bailey and Columbia
Simpson
Recitation-Bertie Bayles and Hattie
Costello.
Declamation-Harry St Clair and
John Colebank.
Deferred business and adjournment
The teachers of the district are re
quested and expected to attend and helr
to make this institute a success. The
people in general are invited.
COLUMBIA SIMPSON,
l.. r. HMDEBRAND,
w. A LYONS,
Committee.
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RECORD OF DEEDS.
List of Real Estate Transfers Admitted
to Record.
MORGAN DISTRICT

MORGAN DISTRICT
Geo. C. Sturgiss and Geo. W.
johnson to D. II. Gowing all stand
ing timber and growing trees of pop
ular, maple, beech and linn on 1926
acres, $500.
Oak Grove Cemetery to James M.
Bell fraction of lot in Cemetery $l5
CLINTON DISTRICT
Daniel G. Riddle and wife to Liz
zie L. Wilfong 2 acres, roods, 32
poles, ISL.
CLAY DISTRICT
Huston Stewart and wife to Luzet
Ia V. Dean lots 30 and 237 Blacks
vile, $115.
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Attention Cass District Democrats.

A mass convention OF the demo
Gratis of Cass district will held at the
Usage school house on Friday, Sept
28th to nominate President and
one Commissioner Of the Board Of
Education OF Cass district. The
democrats Of the district are urged
to turn out aud make the meeting a
representative one. IL Is nrneces-
sary TO aay that the gontlcmen morn
mated Will ke elected.
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Hutchinson \ JaCObS,
LITTLE FALLS, w. VA.
FLOUR, FEED & GRAIN.

Your attention is called to the fact
that | have opened FLOUR AND
FEED STORE in the Evans build
ing, South Morgantown, where | shall
keep on hand full stock of everything
usually kept in a first class -four and
feed store. | very respectfully invite
you TO call and inspect my stock as |
shall aim to handle nothing but what
is first class and at prices that defy
competition.
70 all lovers of good bread / would
especially call your attention to the
following brands of -four which you
will find on sale in all first class gro
ceries:
Daisy Roller.
White Satin.
Porcelain Patent.
Town Talk.
White Lilly.
Excelsior and Standard.
| would further remind you that
the Daisy flour is a spring wheat pat
ent made by the model mill Of the
world and that all users of spring
wheat -four will find it model flour.
Try it and you will appreciate its
worth when you find that you get 20
loaves of bread more to the barrel
than from any of the common brands.
The White Satin is the highest
grade of winter wheat flour, made
from choice Ohio hard wheat and is
equally as good as any flour manufac-
tured in this country.
The Porcelain Patent is also one Of
the leading fiours Of the country to-
day and is so generally known that
comment on its merits is hardly nee
essary.
All the above brands of flour are
guaranteed and sold at prices ranging
according to quality from the cheap
est to the best.
Ask your grocer for them and you
will be supplied with what you want.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

JOS S. Allender has returned from
his trip to Europe, coming several
weeks earlier than he intended on
account of business requirements.
He came to this place day to see
his family before going back to his
business.
We regret to learn of the very
serious illness of Ephraim B. Hall,
of Grant District, one of the promi-
nent citizens of the county. MIR.
Hall first complained OF tonsillitis
but seems to be suffering from a
complication oftroubles. 1t is great.
ly to be hoped he will soon improve
Marion McLauginiiiis, one of the
clever citizens OF the West Side, has
the thanks Of the NEW DoMrNIoN fol
recent fagQrs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

The Municipal taxes for the year
1894 are now in my hapas for col
lection. BY order Of Council a dis
count of q per cent viii be allowed
on I'll taxes paid on az hafare the LIST
DAY Of November.
TIN BENNErT, Collsctor,
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Cas- District $. 5. Convention.

Program of Cass District S. S. Conven-
ton to be held at Bethel NJ. + . church.
September % and 30, "a
l; 80 p. NJ. SATURDAY.
Devotion, George Barb; objects Of
S s. Conventions-State County and
District, L. n. Donham; Permanent or
ganization; Query Box, w. A. Tucker.
EVENING SESSION, 1870.
Devotion, G. W. Pyles; Report of
Schools How to Create and Keep up an
Interest in Sunday School, Mrs. Julia
Barb; Report of Committees.
8: 80 A. NJ. SUNDAY.
Devotion, Lorenzo Davis; Quarterly
Review, Miss Helen Dawson The
Warnings and Encouragements to Chris
tians in the Lessons of the Last Quarter,
Mrs Mary A Carlow and Mr.. Van Bar
hickman,
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AFTERNOON sEss1oN. 2 90.

Devotion, Springer Hall Information
al Lesson Plan-0rigan and Advantages,
Miss Lizzie Stoker and Mr.. j. l.. Stone
king Relation OF the Older People to
the Sunday School, Miss Jennie San
ders and Mr.. Eliza Davis; Query Box,
d. B. Waters.
Every Sunday school in Cass District
is requested to send two delegates As
many of the Sunday school workers of
the county as can are invited to turn
out and assist us in making this conven-
ton a success. l.. N. DOMAIN, Pres.
]. i. SPoNEKING, Sec'y.
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DeatlS.

LAzEAR-George W. Lazear died
at his home in Sharpsburg, a suburb
of Pittsburg, on Thursday, Septem
Der 18th, aged about 55 years. Mr..
Lazear was a native of Wells
burg. this State, but had lived many
years in Pennsylvania. He was a
devoted husband, loving father, a
true and devoted friend, and will be
sadly missed by large circle OF
friends who knew him well. He was
a soldier in the late war and made
an enyiable record.
BLUE-Annis Blue, colored, widow
of the late Jacob Blue, died at hel
home in South Morgantown on Fri
day, Sept 14th, aged 50 years all
but one day Deceased had been
i'll from dropsy for long time and
her death was not unexpected. She
leaves six children all of whom are
well grown and able TO fight theil
own battles. Mrs. Blue was o very
respectable woman and was general
lv esteemed The interment took
place on Sunday morning in OAK
Grove Cemetery.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Married.

BARRACKMAN-TENNANT-Ma Married,
Sept. 9th, 1894, by Rev. A. Garrison,
Mr.. Simon P. Barrackman and Miss
Jane Tenant, all of Clay district.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Posten S Wants
and Bargains.

Potatoes, Butter and Eggs
wanted at Postens.
New goods at Posten's,
cheaper than ever,
Wanted-5oo Bushels Pc
tatoes at Posten's.
The forts who are buying of
Poster are saving money.
The best shoes for the least
money at Poston's.
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DIED TOGETHER
Did Two Brothers near Salem, w. Va.
Overcome by the Damp i'm Well.

SALEM, w. Va, Sept 15.-This
place was thrown into great excite
ment when the news reached here
that d. B. and William Gallon were
killed in well at Snake Run, yes
terday, eight miles from this place.
They had put of blast, when Will
son went down in the WELL and, ON
reaching the bottom, signaled to be
drawn to the top. On nearing the
top of the well, he was overcome, and
fel! back in the well and was killed.
Dennison went down to rescue his
brother and shared similar fate.
They are both farmers, both married
and leave families
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, either in person or by deputy,
VIII be at the following named places
on the following dates respectively for
the purpose of receiving taxes due from
the people residing or paying taxes in
Monongalia county, w. Va, for the
year 1894, as follows, to-wit:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

A discount of p per cent will be al
lowed to all such persons as shall pay
their taxes on or before the last of Octo-
Der OF said year, and not otherwise
S. w. HARE, S. NJ. G.
The only victory over love is
FIGHT.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

Clay district nominated for Presi
dent of the Board of Education F.
w. Garrett. For Constable John
Tenant, of Pentress.
Grant district nominated for Pres
ident of the Board of Education
Ulysses Camp. For Commissioner
A. j. Arnett.
The convention adjourned sine die.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

F.vEKYBopy smokes Nun Nicer
cigars. The best for 5cts. Jos. r.
MI1.LxR, Sole Agent. r.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-22

THE game Of baseball Saturday
evening between the Charleroi, Pa,
team and the Morgantown club On
the home grounds was onesided ai
fair. The visitors accompanied by
a large party Of friends arrived late
in the afternoon At the end Of the
fifth inning the game was called on
account Of darkness with she score
.siandlng 2s to in favor of Morgan
1wn. The Chaleroi boys we're out
their class and the CAMP was
oid o. Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
p1rs1NEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
Or. D. S. Dana has sold the three-story DWELLING
25xlco No 2i3 East neutrality-suspicious.
St. for $4,000 ooo -.
Mrs r. Vollhart has purchased for $4,000 the
,cos.or,, flats 5Ox1OO Nos $40 and 342 West Fifty
ninth-st.
solomon & schulze nave sold the fve-story tene-
nent house. with stores. 53.ixl0 NO. lei East ohe-
hundred la nd-t welfth-st.. for $4,000
w T. Taylor e. Sons have sold No. 90 west
FIfteth-st a fOur-story brown stone house, 10 leet
front Columbia College leasehold on private terms;
General Lloyd Brice has sold ms country seq Dbl a.
lps & Wells brokers. 1t includes lSg acres anu -
regarded as being one Of the finest PAGES on bol!s
island Sound The price realized for the property
G. r Greror & Son have sold the following prop
ertv A. private contract The Arlington apartment
houses Nos. 100 52 and lA East Forty mn u.s.
brownstone. 75xs5xlOO for George b. McAneny OF
california on private terms; also for James a;
the Elsmere apartment houses; Nosc l. av uu
il East Eightysevenh-st. near Flitn az ooxrno
story brick and brOwnstone 'front.' size looA9v" ~
taking in exchange a factory, the amount III
volved being about $2l5OV. -, .,..o,, =,
foreclosure to clear title has been frequently r.
sorted 10 during the hard times an1 Inuch ~
has been put up at auction simply lor t'5 P1 no
1874 West Thirtyfourth-st. was oftereI ulus II az
order made in a suit by the United states Irus1
company against Mrs Theresa Lynch, Inc mouse
vas offered bv William Kennedy. and Is a four.
story dwelling lot lb6X'o' ne p,uu, ne
ran from SliS57 TO $500" Mrs T. Lynch "3 pa, ri
St. four-story brick building. on iot I0AII' ~
ward Sass was the buyer for 5000 r.
At private sale j. Froehlich has sold for ~ - -,
Known stone dwelling. lot 2Ox59xl0o for 10000 -o
plot b0xSO has been sold IN Waverley Pac c e i''
feet east Of Washington Square, for about 'i'o'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
Railroads.
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD
RAILROAD,

sIATiONS foot o. D,,5D''' AMI Cortis,r st,,,.,
900 IN EFFEC ISr NAY t,-,, 18TH. 1894. '''''
1000 A. NJ PFSNslL11NiA LIM II ffEiDjsOqIsi
D lgS " ana state Room sleepmg Dining. smoxas
and p ~ Cincinnati 7l5 A. ~, and indisn sIss:
200 r. w. i0l Shc g AA n sf s rxpnrs.
r WILT and S eSdao aad Pns cars s.
600 r. Il. 'wEsTERS EXPRE S Pullman s..o,,
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sArryes cincnna,l p NJ. Indianapolis lois P 'l "a
$50 .ui fAdTy eef G%PR REss2as Butte,
ing Car TO Pttsburg Connects tor Chicago and ToIx
BxIi.IaoRE. WASHINGTON '5'S' AID THE so,rH
go lS.S @T'i Im Pn's al cf Psr5l md
SaTs S5 d,nips cs2 ? NJ l2iS night, D'ss sun!
Ta9r ana pnlI Cars 4s0 Dnins N caf s y
400 i. MS-Richmond- and Danyile Express, dan,
seepers % -Aasuste. Tampa and New-oieans icaiiI
Soo o dg sss to Aana 9d s. oAs
r ThrSqfS SsfIF o osa Bns and Sa oRroK
Charles Route, IS A. NJ weekdays and. with Throsss
A TsiRS coasr FIX ZINE 200 A. daily Sleeper.
Tampa. JacEsenyilre and Charleston 900 p. daily
rSE IHSTLHSSTaIc CITY - P. NJ weekdays, va
For Long Branch. Asbury IsrE ocean Grove and po,,
n slS ~ M Sun days Is ~ i SIS lsd PIG
do not stop Asbur.y Pa and Ocean Grove q
sun'S''' FOR PHIL. Ap pHA.
Express; $50 7:2o $50 q ma Limited. ion
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way Astor House. l3i Eas -ee, and lot q
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the New-Yorls Transfer compa n Tor and chez,
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RIVAL RlIJE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. DALIIMOkE' And "ASIi'''"
For p,u.ao,oh, week i Ssy.. 400. 500, 900 100
80 (DminS GaH A. ~ sS 2 tG (BurMs' f isl;
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U1ntng Can A. NJ 30 300. 800 CDlnng ~ ~ CA
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A NJ /. 40 800 Dining Car. GOO !. NJ - 10 80 al
Tickets and parorcar seats can b. nt',.e'a Fast s
AK ga 30 800 Broadway 131 oh Az 81 Soinra.
ST. isi Fast l25th St 264 West l29tn - p,sSslyn;
bus Az York: Court St. $50 t9h -. Hr-an,,ei
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rEcoRnEp MoRrGAGEs.

" ris, t,"a ;s ~ To II ''"'a
rr'nn,n Ie,er T. g. Jean + chsuyrsu lith-aye ,,o.o
n.smDa az" As~1, Of 'S'9 hush camp french
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cs,g n . as' T. snd vic 10 Robert Ice nus
,.r &c. Hiirc-.t W - ~ q ~ Houston st. . -.-o
cgglpinl nan g. Jame. Pa,on Rogers ,ooo
r,cc So . go n ~ ~ Wes'ch~sier. ave-. YEARS 1000
ci, 'o'o az VII" Of W.; MAD od ave- S yasPs
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j. ruey William. - al ~ Christian schmidt oS ,,o
,lis,r,',.en ,ieorse ana vie - Minnie II Butt. 1900
iu-a,e corner III =. years. .......... iSo"
hn.t~flnm-,@~ " > IAN It u iaoth-s. / roo,
GraS. rm,iln, 81 to metropolitan savings Bank. oo.o
. '"h i,,c, ' sn1 VII. ~ Thomas j Fitch and
anoiher executors etc. ~ i2h HaSier-s,. . ,oo
NH Mary 4 To- John GleoJ'n Pond-ave. 1904
nrT' int,ia' AMI another to Eugene l. Lock 900,
' aacc co. '.' Ayeaac D. 7oI It Of s,h-s' 700
Kn@6c. Dicir,ch to charles + Pearsal - oo.o
KIM Tii'"I f +, and and Miic TO- william Krows
Falrrount-ave. - n W ~ lots II and To- oo.,
KIN b.rP nene,ii"i A. and wife TO Jonas Wen ami
k9Se i.'S %, an" :, " IN "a ave. 1880
Ut" IT, u Couo,nd, aye 3 ye,rs GOO
MnhoiI} H'' .45 IA lasi. Pe,rl st, year.. 5000
Mcclure Samuel Is. and wife e. Washington Lie
ms 90 West Hh'"''' '''''' ......'... 1900
MALONE Edward T.. and vic 10 MARGARET Malone
Of al I'm pHrt q" p'EEs ngs COUNTIES. year $500
Rqeenthal L"9P3a TO- S@.'s and Years 1880
Schussmann. william j. and wife ID QUO IL
Dag 3iS' 1873 " .'.,'"... 200
spr4ser beTnS'' s ana Mf 3 1000
Sander. Heinrich G l.. and wife to Twelfth ward
savings Bank ana another. lot ?. map bnter .oo
Estate | year. ......:: Do"
strangman John. Alexander Price. u" ooo
Washington Place years. l'""
TTmhe s"m rnnrs 10 "''"'' . ''.o 10000
Won ISgrn o S"f r. o. Ams"rdamaye ycars 1000
Widman Frederick. to John 7 Hunt lot %, map oo
village II Melrose. years..... ............. 6Vo
Nov York and River Gas Company 20 Guar
ante ann ~ secure bonds 3 900
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STORY or MODERN WOMAN. ny F. H. Dixon
i2ano ID. 522 Cssseil Publishing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
BALTIMORE Il OHIO X. Il.
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave West 42d-st follows 10 minutes
earlier Franklin-s-: x,,
1850 A. daily except Sunday, for Waikiki Hsy
Carbonate. Scranton Walton. Debit. Sidney Norwich
Sl6 p. NJ. Except Sundav) Sullivan Co Express iof
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall MIDDLE
town Elienvlie Mountain Dale Centreville. Fasburg.
Hurieyvi. Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvie and L'v
ingston Manor.
TO p. N daily, Middietown SumnItylle Fa:eurs
Norwich Oneida Fulton osweso Niagara Falls Detroit
tickets and Pullman aeeommoda at ST. Broadway.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
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SAMMY HOOK ROUTE.

For LONG EkAN'TI, IT ~ 'II'7T' =. -T4
From Pier 5. y r., fo.' Rector s. pr-.,
Fer Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach b Sn
Reach Seahrigh Monmouth Beach and Lons p. ss.t
AZ 40 1918 \. NJ. q ~" T. v Sliqsaays oN"' WV
> oo p NJ sundays 9.3o \. N. l.eo ?. VI ,,.
Fo- Flsor0n. Ashury Park ocean Grove Snu go ,n.
south 10 Point Pleasant io;i5 A. Il 90 = d, sA... "a
DAYS onlyp. $40 T. NJ SUNDAYS except AsoD's an ~
ocean Grove. $50 y u. .. An A NJ
For Lakewood Toms River and iAInesa1 '"' ~ -
a 90 =. ~ Saturdays oniyl. 3. g., J. VI - ,.ao . N
For Atlantic CITY Nneland ana brife'on' "a" a. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26

The New Route to the Lac .,r,, and
ONLY rail route to the debghtfua "a 20 Lake ST. ''-
fishing grounds north OF QteDe0' ~"
and Chicoutmi, through t.uoNnACkS.
CANADIAN On psssaensy s.s1 ,nSns
Trains connect AT Chicost I'M VIZ ma Quebec ,st
Gov TaSo,soc Cacouna Myray Bay ana atchess fosss
trip unequsled in Ansaca .snnry down the cfty,
sssenay BY daylight md back 70 =.
touching at all the beaUni -, ~ connexions hoaarao-
Hotel Roberval. Lake st. john mas '"'
dalton for 800 guessf =, .-,,cipal cities. ,.sstoa
Appy 10 ticket agents OF al In free on sppies'
Beautiful illustrated guide doom J. a. SCOTT ,.sse
ALEX. HARDY, - -, - 6scy. = -
Gen y. 4 p Agts SusDecs 49,