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Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

The friends of Mrs. A. J, Arana will be gratified to learn that she is conva- lescent and that her complete recovery is probable.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Mir. Bentz came in from Bouquets ranch last night with a wagon load of fine fruit.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

G. o, Scott, mail carrier, informs us that Salt River Valley and Tonto Basin have enjoyed 8 copious rainfall, which will insure grass.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Mir. and Mrs. Robert Samuels and children were here from Pleasant Val ley this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Go to Johnson Bros. for ice cold mnkshakes and sweet cider, and fresh bananas and oranges.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

4T. Fitzhugh, special pension ex- aniner, who was here for several days, left for Payson on Monday
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Arthur Moore Is building a very neat adobe house on Hill street adjoining Mrs. P, Shanley's residence.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Joe Barton came up from Riverside ast night.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Mrs. J. H. Hamill and children are visiting the family of \, Hooker, on Salt river.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Col Lee Crandall, president of the Kasser Gold Mining & Milling Co.,, ar- rived last Sunday from the East
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
ACRosTEC.
ooI lrr onANpAlu.
Dedicated to Che Essasr Mining Milling Go, st
 Globe. Arzona

Globe Arlzoua
  Conosslod with finest care oartha treasures iio Out of our sight and close to uatIeH heart. r,lka that crude calo which won o Portlas love Lot him who strives heed not the outer part, Etched by the pen, divine ou rock aud soil Earth sivss the message to who ger may read, Counting har riches ont to those who toil, Reward ior diligence Ia her just creed. Aud thou art richly lowered, far western land, Nor blymished yet by taint of greed or strife Draw from thy bosom gold with lavish hand And teach to msu Q uoblar. purer fife. Ioyc, peace and harmony, so long flrstod Hive in our lives as symbuled by the gold
 F MAUD MERRILL LEMBEBo .1uly tith 1898
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
III

The cspi.als.cck of said corporation shall be nifty thousani dollars tg fe divided into five hundred shares oi the denomination Of one hundred dollars each. Said shares 0 be faII paid, and shall be on the organization Of said corporation, i-aaei in full to the said owners of ih5 said Coll road, as their interests theruu shall De, al and for a fuli payment for said con road and all and every ita rights franchises and privileges
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Dr. Ancil Martin, Ph9nlx, 4. T. Eye, ear, nose a4 throat Q speciality.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Mir. and Mrs. ]. c. Narron wero wis itors here on Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Mrs Elizabeth Batcheller left on Monday for visit to Payson.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
eILA VALlEY. GLOBE < NoRlnERN u. n,

TIME CARD NO. 6, BETWEEN BOWIE
 AND FORT THOMAS. Taking effect May 3lst 1885, at 10OF N.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Globe, 4. T., for the week ending July 10, 1895:
 Bayne, II P Beadle, George Boles, s E Delaney. Denis Donnelley, Ed Donovan, Mike Edwards, George Elliott, John Emerick, Noah Ewing, Joseph Gabriel, J P Harrigan, Mrs R Jackson, c K Jackson, John F Kearney, Bill King, w s LeMoine, Chas Leiby, Frances Marietta, Lorenzo Merrill, $ A Mcbride, Frank Mcfarland, Dan McNaley, Jas McMullen, Vim M Nichols, Julia R 0eatea, Peter Pierson, Harry Schulz, Louis IT Strongman, Jno 3 Smith, Robert
 Windham, T II
 CABTEs MExICAEOs. Canes, Francisco Finojoza, Visente Heereros, Aurelio Lopes, Augustin Persons calling for the above letters, please say advertised"
 J. II. HAMLL,
 Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

The Old Dominion Copper Mining S Smelling Co. put small force of miners to work this week. No i'm portant work will be inaugurated until Mr. C. NJ. Hyams, agent, arrives from the East, He is expected here some time this month.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Geo. W. P. Hunt left on Tuesday for a trip to Rye.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Kellner 6 Co.'s saw mill started ID yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
Notice of Dissolution.

Public notice is hereby given that the part neGsEip heretofore existing under the firm name of Fonda G Patton, and doing business at Stafford and Glohe Arizona, is dissolved by mutual consent ir0m and after this date. And all hills due t and from the Safford House will he settled by and with w B Fonda and al, bills lue to and from the Globe Honse will be settled by and with J. F. Patton.
 W. B. FovDA.
 J. F. PATTON. June 70. 1895.
 je29
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

The highest amount oi indebtedness or lia- biiity to which sad corporation iz at any time to subject itself is .he sam Of five tho sand dollags.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Building is temporarily suspended in Globe for want of lumber Lumber has been ordered from Graham county for several buildings in course of cree ton, and Kellner & Go. will soon be able to supply the local demand.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
AMENDED Articles of Incorporation
 -oF THE- GLOBE AND FINAL SUMMIT TOLL ROAD COMPANY.

WHEREAS, We the undersigned. desire to form a corporation and to become body corporate, under and by virtue of Chapter Two, entitled corporations in general, of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1887, and of all statutes amendatory thereof, and supplement tal thereto, for the objects and purposes here. matter set forth.
 Now THEREFORE, by virtue of the premises aforesaid, and in pursuance ttere5f, those Articles of Incorporation, are by us. the an- dersigned, adopted, namely:
 Tho name of said cnrporators arc, ". NJ. Griffith, c. Christisuson and C. ". Wright. The corporate name of the said corporation shall be
 TIE GLOBE AND FINAL SUBMIT ToLL ROAD
 COMPANY.
 The principal place where the business of said corporation shall be transaoth shall be aI Globe, in tho County of Gila, and Terri tory Of Arizona
 II.
 The general nature of the business pyo- posed to be transacted shall bs the purchase of the Toll Road now owned by Inc said w.. NJ Griffith, Joseph Redman and August Pieper, Said toll road being and situate in tbc County of Gile and Territory of Arizona, and known as
 TER GLOBE AND PrSAL SUH ur ToLL ROAD; Also to pat said toll road in good repair aud to keep the same in good orderi to collect rea- sonaAle tolls from all persons, teams, vehicles and animals using the same; and generally to do and perform each, ,,ll and every the ethings necessary to be done in and about the carry. ing oul of the aforesaid objects and each thereof.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
VII

The private property of the members, oi5- cers rnd stockholders of sad corporation isto be and shall be exempt fran any and all debts, liabilities ant charges oi sai3 corpora ton.
 JN wIISEss wHEgEoF, said parties have hercnnto set their hands aad seals, on this the ,hirtietA day Oi June, 1891
 ". M GnruTu fSealL
 C. ". WW9Hg, CSeall
 C. CumsTENsgS, lScal)
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10
Letter Ut.

Letters remaining in the postofIlce of Globe, A. T., for the week ending July < n 4gnH
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

Regular meetings of White Noun tain Lodge No. 3, E. & A. M., for the Nnar 1QQh
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

June I9 1895.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-10

JulyIlsh. is95
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Grand t,peniur.

VALLEY VIEW HocKEssIN. Del, June Q, 95,
Valley View Driving Park was opened
to-day for the season with large atten.
dance. The stock exhibition was quito
notable feature OF the occasion being
something entirely new and novel In this
section The weather was line. The As
socintion is pleased with the results. Be-
low is n sum mary OF the stock and awards
by committee of judges. as follows:
Harry Mehaffy one year old colt by
Saladin. claes A, trottlnR bred. LIST prize.
Mr. Erickson. Lyndon, Jr., year old
tro.tng bred class, A stallion, End prize /.
Thomas Marvel, Warclln, Jr., 2 yea r
old Golden. class B roadsters. LIST prize.
Thomas Marvel . Brood Mare, olass Q,
trotting bred. lst prize.
Oliver E,stburn, Gllt-Edge, class d,
trotting bred, ist prize.
oliver Esstburn. 2 Harry c. q year old
by yeteran)class D trotttug bred LIST prize
VIM. Pennoek. | Highland King, class A
stallion trotting bred lst prize.
Robt Dennlsoa. Brood Mare. class @
trottlnR bred, lat prize.
Robt. Dennison. 2. | colt 3mo. old by
Iynton, trottlng Dro1. lat prize.
C. n Banard; warclifl, class A stallion
trotting bred. LIST prize.
George Whltemun. Lyndon, class A.
stallion, trottlug bred End prils
Geo. Whteman.2 Bay mare 6 years old
elass d. irottlng bred. lst prize.
Geo. Whitcman 8 Or. colt mare (Gllt-
Edge class b trottinR bred, lst prize.
| Frank Concanron, l Sprlte g year old
class ID trotting bred. LIST prize.
). Z. Chandler. Blanche roadster (Gilt
! Edge) class LIST prize.
| DR., J. Ball. Elsie roadster (Gilt Edge
class b, lst prize.
b. Kelleher / May roadster (Glt Edge
4 class b. lst priZe.
Races as folIows:
Or. Balls Elsie won the three minute
race, the secoud heat being made in
minutes and the tIlrd In . 56 H. Euver.
sons bay mare Fannie got the first heat.
Her time was 3.05. John Balls bay mare
Flat was drawn In tue second aud third
heats.
II. T. Dennlson's Blackblrd won tive
straight heats III the $50 class trot over
II. z, Mehaify's Kate NJ, and John Z
Kelleher's Charlie. Time s. II and 5. %.
Frank McSaugh's Bob won the 2 5,
class trut In two heats. Time. 257 ant
256. In the second heat z. A. Marvel
paisy finished second aud the third A. NJ
MckrIes mare.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Newell witLdraws the Charge.

Among the visitors to the Municipal
Court this morning werej Judge Cullen.
Judge Marvel. Attorneys William Sauls.
bury. George Lodge. 4, r. Cochran, Jr.,
Walter Hayes and William s. Hilles.
DWillinm Bogart for the first time In his
life got drunk yesterday. He was picked
upby Officer Raiston on Sixth street.
Judge Ball gave him the blue ribbon tor
the Q and costs class.
EnmallDa Wilson failed TO appear gain
this morning to prosecute Annle Brew
inRton on the charge of assault. The case
was dismissed.
William Mitchell was fined SO and costs
for disorderly conduct.
Ohcer Mari Yesterday morning found
John Reed on King str cot beggtnR, lie
was fined S3 and costs.
Charles Kimble was charged with iuoit.
Ing TO riot, but as the case occurred out
side Of the city limits the case was dis.
missed. As he left the hall he was re-.
arrested and will be given hear lug be
lore one OF tho magistrates.
The case of John III. Pritehett charged
with assault aud battery on John A. New
ell. was dismissed on payment OF coats
at the request OF the prosecuting witness.
William Barker was held in 5000 bail for
the upper court on the charge OF buying
stolen goods knowing them to have been
stolen. When Samuel Worrel and officers
Lucas and kelleher went to his pace OF
business at the corner OF Second aud Wat
nut sts. he denied that he had bought oil
received anything from Dennis Vaughan
lie admitted he lad The goods later and
gave the straps up. Vaughan was le!d as q
witness.
Mr.. Lodge. who represents the defend.
ants in the state case which was set fol
tlial ths evening. aisle the court IL tbs
report in the newspapers last evening was
correct 1t stated that the court
could not try tho cases as the alleged
assault on Lynch by Thornton occurred
outside the city limta The court inform
ed Mr. Lodge that 81 ch We the. case, but Il
would be we'll for htln 10 instruct hii
client to come ready to give all, as the
t probabilities are that when released il
court he will be arrested by an officer o
| another court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
EooAL DOTS.

Mlss Minnie Mslchlor and Thomas 3.
Taylor were merfiod by tho Rev, II. b,
Cook D. D.. on Thursdsy evening.
r. jackson Shaw. naval designer, and
Thomas Holt, machinist OF the Harlan
snd aS,iiIgsTorth UomPaR leave nome
They will call from New York City In an
Anchor Line steamer.
Miss Elsanora L. churohman. formerl y
OF Wilmington. will sail for Europe on
June l2 on the New York. Miss Church
man will spend three months abroad In
company with the Misses Weldin OF
Philadelphia and party OF young ladies'.
Senator George Grey. William P. Ban.
croft, Samuel Bancroft. Lr.. Levi q. Bird.
Preston Lea, Thomas b. Smith, James p.
Winchester. Henry g. Morse aud Thomas
Jackson returned from pleasant outing
on the Peninsula yesterday. They wore
the guests OF Henry z. Scott
Mrs. Mary Carey. mother OF Rev. J. d.
Carey, died yesterday at Jersey City.
The members of the State Board OF
Health. accompanied by Secretary L. b.
Frazer and Mayor.elsot Jefferls visited
the government quarantine at Reedy
Island yesterday.
The Get One Club" OF the Y. NJ. O. A.
will hold reception tonight.
City Soiicitot elect. Robert g. Hartman
and Horace G. Knowles have formed q
law pnAtuotohip WIN oinOo " S~l nahihob
street.
The Christian Endesvor Society and
Sunday school of st. Pauls Church. will
give an excursion to Cape May on Friday,
July 10.
Alfred /. Du Pont has leased for the sea.
son cottage No. $40 Columbia avenue,
Cape May, recently purchased by John
III. Rodgers
About zoo sch GLARS OF No. "a school ate
their lunch In Brandy ne Park, near the
pavilion yesterday afternoon.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Bible
School will observe Childrens Day to-
morrow. A special program has been pre-.
pared for the occasion. The public are
cordially invited to be present. Exercises
will commence at 2 D. m,
Niles Nellie Maxwell has returned home
after brief visit In Chester.
Tho Ancient Order OF United Workmen
| OF tlis Jurisdiction have paid SIS In as.
| sessments Tor the past elk IL montbs.
| The Jackson & Sharp Company asks that
| receiver be appointed for the estate OF
the late Henrietta G. Metzerott, OF Wash
ington, ID. O., to recover Judgment of
S49ll held by the firm against the de-
| ceased
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

IT'S REMARKABLE, HOW
quick the people find out
a good thing, and how
= ready to make it known.
It's the talk of the town, the
large business, the crowds of
buyers, the good clothes we're
selling and the low price. It's
true-never had such a bust.
ness never had sueh large
crowds of buyers--never sold
Clothing at the prices Of to-
day. Just think of Mems ALI
Wool Suits. $5 and Sc. 75-the
cloth absolutely good, the kind
you always paid $40 and $l2,
the fitting the same as tho it
was a $25 Suit.
There's no telling what Spot
Cash and skill to use it will do.
Every day we're adding to our
manufacturing force-making
ready the Winter Clothing.
Theirs are other great values.
Match the Serge Suits we sell
for ST., so, $40, e12 and S15.
Try the city over to match
our Boys Clothes-in either
price or quality. Bring your
boys-no matter how little
money you have to spend.
Suits that you never saw the
like, % to IS for Smaller Boys,
s5 OF S74 for the Bigger ones.
Come to-day, any time be.
fore 10 o'clock tonight Of
course, we'll be crowded. You'll
be cared foi promptly. Enough
extra statesmen that you needn't
wait a minute. If this ad.
should come under the eye of
good sewers or makers-we've
plenty of work ior you. If you
should know of any out of work,
send 'em to us. All our Cloth.
ing is made in the city. Per-
haps it helps in a way to keep
US busy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
SOCIETY,".

Mr.. Joshua harvil, Jr., and family OF
Laurel will spend the summer ut Reho.
both.
Mre. Heacock and Mrs. Grulf. OF this
city, are the guests of Mrs. samuel but.
ton. of State street, Media.
Misses Sallle Hart and Hattie Tracy of
Philadelphia arc spending afew days with
AlIs. William Pierce O!f West Fourth
street.
Miss Matte Pierce Of Camden has been
spending week with Miss Ida Pierce, G27
West Fourth street. Alss Matte returned
home this morning very much pleased
with her visit.
Mrs Robert Turner. of Sll Monroe
street. returned home laet evening alter
spending week at Newport News and
visiting other places OF Interest much
pleased with the trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
SPECIAL MENTION.

---
CuprinRRuh isechtn.. l1I L. Saconiii
NJ. +. Davis. Jeweier. 0 t. 9Rd s.
Cupplng & ieeci.ina. rnrIer,tJs MpIlsIl
American Laundry. 6ol West Front ST.
Slmms' Liver Pills quick in clrl py
headache. splendid livsr s.lmulant; besC
ever madei thousands say so. sos King
street
The healthy. wealthy and wise all us,
DR.. Slmms White Pulmonie BalsaIn.
when troubled with coughs. sore throlt.
lung diseases. &c.. soc aud Sl. Depot 6Jj
King street.
DR.. Slmms' White Pulmonlc Balsam, the
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis.
eases, coughs hoarsene.s. Group, blood
splitting. &c. Sold by regular druggists
only and at 606 King street at 50 cents aud
81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Reftrr Iimrs prenicieh.

Local builders are predicting that with
the return OF better times, Indications
OF which are being noted on every hand
it Is suro that largely incre ased invest
ments in City and suburban Real Estate
will be made such invest m oHts being
considered the safest and most reliable
after all.
Tho line building lots over Washington
stieet bridge will surely DO the first to
command BUYERS in this city and the eroc.
tion OF fine residences Ia this new section,
already begun will undoubtedly have a
tendency to rapidly increase land values
there. This is an excellent time for In
vestOrs to buy who have idle capital on
hand, while prices are still low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MiNCToN a
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA VIII MiNcToS g.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY 10 1895.
Trains will leave Whining ton as follows,
For Philadelphia texpressJ. L67, s55.
t2o. $40. 7.42. 75o. sbO.s.55! 9.43. 10. 1o.ls.
l,25. ll.Ss. 11.sl a. M. 1925. ,.s7, s.os.
so. 80. SO 1S$ EGG. and sl2 P; n.
Eor Chester g ss SsSPrsssS e l5l 42o. So ~
s.05. b.04. 6.5e, 707. and s.o6 p. m.
Accommodation. 6, Z, SOC. 10.4S. 1l.33 am
For New York, Isl, 2t5, Is6, $50, 5oo.
Soi & SIC. rS 5Ss, % 767. SIC and nd it55 p M M '''
For Boston without char 80. lo.ls a. m.
For the Southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. M, sleepers ID Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
nj FOR s;'o Hewarx e n Center and intermedlat.
Baltimore re- and washington, Vas @ % 4.ss, sol
oil. 10l9 and ll.0O u. m. l2.O4, l2.22. Il 1b,
2Os. 4.2i, 5.23, ''6.o5. 65S, 74l, $40 ,. m. and
Hait,5nSTs & and ana u in.srmsd :. dats ssasiona
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for
Wilmington (expressJ, s;50a 40. 7.25, sA.
1872 MS Il 6iss a M Il Is lso 2Ss !, 9tS tS
Accommodation. go. T23. $40. I0.s5 a. m,
La. a.03. 4.oS. 4H. 6.2z. s.sS. lo.Os and li.sa
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia terpresa). l.57. 2.55. 40.
$50, s.5s, DAB. 1905. isl a.. nJ.. 1877,
sos. 500. S.bs. 7O7 12j, s.os anu az p m.
4.05. Is and 10. IS pm.
For Chester (eNpress) l51, 40, $50, t.bS.
1905, 1l.5l a. m, 1.37, 3.05. 5.O4, 5.66. I.0I
and 9.0G p. m.
Accommodating. Z, $40 a, M. II TO- Li0.
For New York. 157, 2.55, 42O. 7. $50. s.4s.
1905, 1l.51 a. m, 1.S7. 3,D5. 4.05. 5.04.
6.56, $50 7,O7, 9.12, and 1895 .. m,
For Boston, without change, 5.58 p. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press. 74l p m, sleepers u Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin, ss5 a.
Baltimore and awashlnkton,- 4.ss. sol.
1913 "a m; 1904. u. -, 5.23. -'G.05, 74l. SO
baltimore and intermei iiats stations.
''Ia Leave ave Phi Philadelphia. Broad street, for
Wilmington (express). $50 720. 1.1S, ll.3s
a. m; A4l,. sos, 6;t5 74O. s.a5. lilo, n.1s
p AecommodStlons. m afn 5dt ss5. $40. 1o.s5 {. m.
Rss zO5 5ET,AWaRG Az SSs IsS' bpSisios fIf lsss 4 M
sis Sos g. seS ssf fPsfas p @ ana ana night hi w. '
E9prsss EXT essfe DO Dover = hsrTnstoh and Del.
For harrington 6no way STATIONS ohiys
2.b0 p. m.
Express for Wyoming, SIS :. m.
Express for Caps Chafies. Nd Point
Comfort and Norfolk, l.OI a. m. and R,0l
night. .-.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For New Castle, gbl p nj and II OF night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point comforr
and Norfolk, L. 01 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,. Harrington. pridgeville.
Seaford, Laurel. and Delp.Rr. R.0l night
e.) Congressional limited Express
/ trains. composed entlrelY df Pullman VeB-
| tibule, Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
| fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
es) Limited Express trains composed Of
Pullman Vestlbule Parlor Cars Ncstibnle
Passenger Coaches and Lining Car No
| extra fare.
| For further Information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
8. NJ. PROVOST, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager, Geherai lass. Agt-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
q. assss Z sss..'a \ Ss.ssi 4 / Sss..

The Paradise Of tho Mountains on the
summit OF the 4llegheniesl Thirteen
years Of splendid history eS5o. 900 inyest-
sdin bsautifyIpR the grsat park Of 800
acres. Splendid horeis and cottage 40.
commodatlons at from e6 to els week.
The summer School, with twenty depart.
ments Of Important study under tho care
OF, tho beat Instructors out of leading
Universities. August nth to 27th. The
Great Mountain Chautauqua meets Aug.
7th 70 the 27th.
One hundred professionals. we'll known
In tho entertainment field, will ill the
passing days with pleasure and profit.
ills the coolest. the cheapest the most In.
epirinR place In America TO spend a sum
mer vacation. 1t is on the maih line OF the
picturesque B. & o. Railroad, express
trains with sleeping and parlor cara to
tho doors. II you are Interested. the l6
page handsome, illustrated. detailed pro.
gram will lie mailed TO you, II you will
send your name and address TO the Agent
OF the 3. Il o. r. Il. Co., Mountain Lake
Park, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

This hot weather booms the
Awning business, and we're
putting them out on the double
quick. Thousands of suffering
people have not yet learned
how cool a house becomes
when awnings are used. At
the eXtremelow low prices we
are selling them for every win
dow and veranda in the city
should be provided for. At a
word we're on the ground to
take measurements and sub.
nit samples and prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
49,
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%SSST9$Sg soassa,. s.s j, a ;s,s. ease.
eohod Aie In ensct
ha y AZ 1850

TRAINS ISAys Say1s PssAgsEE Psss sS5aD AvEsul
TRANS sSp tHAy9H BHS9F. RRsAyegR RR54 ysbaRD.A AVE-
All trains illuminated with Pin'seh
nj ,,S SoaH is, a rfse'siss;s, s: :iss, :ss 49, % ss
New 'YoKK.. Sundays, 'sgs. 49,
fafLHRBit HRB tHHarNg4 fHi iEs9ysTh
iaS ~ .ss s s9s. fS sa5. IN ssS. .5si SO. iss ss0
II P!Ss;: i 4 E H. 81 49, 49, I! s s 4 ss s.
sIiia5si'hH S,i9 faa2; s2g n ~ p ;TMMELt trH AND
wees, days $50. .sos. .isa. Z $50. 9 Floss a. M
So, sandays. m 'sOs. .1.s0, 'n,ss a. M; 1ss,
eEESrEE II 1, .,S 10 . & e. / ss H.
II aS & ss, si5. ;ol sts, = g. 'Saa So rsa
e + II + 3 ss"s.y.i. ~ b. 'a ss % a
'.s '.&sTIsAsNfit. GifF; wssk; ssGsv. .a.% .2;a
CAPE MAY, weekdays. '7.ao. am; 'i.5s
's.oe p. m. Sundays, ~ ~ e q.
.42o' 7.62, .s47, .ll.o5 a. m .ia55, '2.o7. s.os
So sAtTfmoRH III K 's aNn y WY Z STATIONS
M; SE%afk .sss5 ss,i S: IT,: l ~ ss 'l,%s
p m sanaeys 's2o Is2 q IA a m A'''
.PITTsBuRG. Weekdays, 80 4 4 z; ! mi NJ,
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For New York. weekdays. 'b.15 p. N.
For Philadelphia, week days, 6.10. rl.a
a. M; 100 's,l5. s.l5 p. m. -.
For Pittsburs and Chicago aa''y.
E For Baitiuore. week days, $50 a. m; 8.
For i,andenbers and way sta tions, week.
days, $50. 10 25 a. m: 2. 5.l5 p m. sundays
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LEAVE PHILApELPHIA STWE;LFTH
AND MARKET sTHEETs9 ,1
p. m. Sundays. '3.2o. '765 a. m; ~ p m.
Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lpwer than via
q. 8. scuLL. General Passenger Agent
II. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager.