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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21

Hes coming again Christmas" Edna
said to the schoulmaStcr.
Monday evening Hattie stayed after
school was dismissed, bending a flushed
face over a perfectly recited algebra
lesson After a long silence the school!
master said, with stiff dignity:
Il am glad, Miss Bates, that you still
retainN same Interest in your studies"
There was no answer.
81 fail do see" persisted the teacher
what there is 50 remarkable in that
young fellow that he should take up
all your time"
Still no answer.
Come, tell inc Miss Bates, what on
earth is he noted for"
She looked up sideways into his face.
''Pa says" she answered gravely, that
he is the best checker player in the
county"
Can he heat me?"
The question meant good deal
With reckless flash OF her great gray
eyes, and dropping into the Michigan
country dialect, which the schooimas-
ter labOred months to eradicate, she
answered:
"Um-huh! Beat the boots on'm yoll!"
The schoolmastcr was furious. He
took the checker board and flung il into
the stove. The hooks were about to
follow, when he felt a little hand laid
on his arm, and turning saw Hattie.
with tears In her eyes. "Don'tr' she
said II should be lonesome without
without the books!''
The SchoolmaSter dropped the books
and kissed his pupil.
Then the little hypocrite assumed an
air Of mighty dignity, andsaid: The
school laws don't allow that form Of
punishment!
Are you going to marry that fell
low" he asked peremptorily.
Il don't know"
:NVill Won marry pb
With droll little smile she replied:
IF you please, Mr.. Field, that isn't
in to-day's lesson
AS that was all the satisfaction ne
could get, he went to consult with her
father.
We'll, schoolma ster," said the old
old gentleman finally, Hattie has cx-
planned tine hull thing to me. When
Bill is here she thinks she likes him
best, and when you'rc here she sort o.
cottans to SOU most. Now, why don't
you and him play a game of checkers
eh?"
II agree to that" replied the teacher.
The proposition was submitted to
Hattie, and she. after some considera-
ton, accepted II.
Now. you mustn't take no advantage
of Bill" said the farmer. Hes comm
Christmas Eve, an well have the game
then, an the wcddin' aftcrward You
mustn't keep Hattie after sonool, nor
come here TO see her till then"
The schoolmaster got new checker
board that night, and every evening he
studied alone, carefully noting the
moves OF the great games I'm his books.
Science will tell" he said to him
self These games were played by
champions, and the results are certain
as fate"
At last the eventful day came and at
5 O'Clock the schoolmastar went 10 mo
Bates residence
There was a Jolly crowd Of rieighbors
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) but It's rather mcnotonous for ne.
s You'd better play with Hattie, school
master. You may get game OCCASION
oily, II shes good natured."
4S So the teacher and his oldest pupil
s played together. But the memory of
certain caustic remarks anent the af-
ternoln's algebra recitation ranked in
!, che young girls bosom, and she show
led him no mercy. She forced his
q pieces into Improbable corners; she
\ coaXcd his after, apparently unprotect-
y ed single men," only to slaughter the
punsuer, and at last in completing an
4 innocent looking combination swept
tho board time and again.
Looking up in the midst of the fifth
game he became conscious that their
knew that his face was flushed. and his
orows In a tangle. while she was
Z watching him with COOL amused
smile
4 what are you thinking Oft" he
asked suddenly.
~, II am thinking of algebra" she an
swered demurely. 1T does seem"-she
gave him 'man''-"as though check
ers''-she gave him two more-"was SO
Z much easier" and she swept the
board
When the teacher retired that night
he registered a vow that he would beat
that girl at checkers, even If he had to
give up his school and devote his whole
time to studying the game. He lay
awake long time, gazing at tine bare
rafters above his bed, silver gray in the
Y moonlight that streamed through his
uncnrtained window and thinking Of
1 mis- remarkable checker-playing fam
s lily. He remembered the jovial old
II mans way Of pretending 10 be in ex-
& IRENE rear, and how he would ejacu-
< late; An! now you've got mel" Look
at That, now l never expected thatw
S&"HNow. You have got me-" etc. and the
d way ms knotty hand would hover over
y bne board In simulated uncertainty.
M ne remembered Ernest keeping UP @
h Laughing conversation with his mother.
si nu apparentiy not paying any atten-
- ZION 10 the game. He remembered Hat
q Tie, always watching him with that
u keen, amused smile, and moving Nor
pieces with swift, sliding touch of q slim
SSWhte hand. Then he wondered why
4 he had noticed her hands before AisS
i. he remembered a certain vivid colo. ~,
:sher cheeks. and wondered if II showed
y the same by daylight
8881t may have been n week after this
evening that Edna Bristol, Hattie's
& pretty nnt dun seat-mate. found the
q TO "stay after school,"
5s Hattie obtained permission to walt
for her, and after every one else had
gone she said to the teacher:
&3;tI tnlnk you have checker board
n mere, Mr.. Field. Won't you show m a
nov to play by numbers?"
.fi The schoolmaster rather shamefaned-
.SS!ys got out his board and his books :.
tRudiments OF Draughts" ''Spayth i;
end Robertson" and they PLAYED
i games and variations by inc ,,1''
And pretty Edna seemed to find the at.
atmosphere conducive to her study. for
q she mastered the refractory grammar
s5lesson thoroughly
sSs{ The, next day Edna said:
ENeA.lfs 1,ny-
81 better than any other time. NAV 7
e stay to-night?' And so the programme
u was Indefinitely extended.
is 81 Nov q yonng man cannot play cheek
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21

BY virtue of a deed of trust, duIv rc
corded IN the, Clerks ONCE OF the Cor
pofation Court OF the city OF Norfnlls nj
lne request OF the creditor therein seciT
ISu, ana ut the direction of the trustee
,nerein nameu ! Will offer for sale at
ne Norfoik Real Estate Exchange, No
i5o Sain street, Norfolk, Va. on TUES
m, at public auction, the Following prop
! lst-THAT; LOT OF LAND wr,r,,
lie TWo-STORY HOUSE, partly brick
anu partly frame, with the improvements
tnercon known and numbered lG2 on the
fronts on said street "a feet and runs
PACK lG2.i feet on the southern line iii
rect on the northern line having n Width
IN, the rear of 22ia feet. The house con-
t.ins eleven rooms and has all the mod
crn improvements.
md LOT Or LAND WITH THE
IWO-STORY brick HOUSE thereon
known and numbered as No 5lis, and
fronting 20 feet ON Falkland street RIM
mihE bitck between parallel lines 100 feei
ms mousse contains seven rooms and has
All the modern improvements.
me property OH Fcnchurch street will
ne SOLD irst, and if ii sells for enough
TO pay the debt secured by the deed OF
trust and the cost OF administering the
trust. thcn the property on Falkland
greet will not be sold.
third cash, and the hal
ahcc IN one and two years. to be evil
denced by notes of the purchaser, dated
ana bearing interest from the day Of
on the property sold, which deed of
trust must he made and Recorded at the
cost OF the purchaser.
ja2i-1t r. L. ROGERS, Auctioneer
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! GAME !. | |: OF CHECKERS.
E' q! Which Science Was Pltted Against The
Sklli Of a Checker Playing Family,
If q sscH09laAsTER PLAYS FOR A WIFE
His Rival AS n Clever opponent
The w edding TO FoIIow-A Queer
Z ane With Fifty Mine yarintions-
Tho Ns.l.atri and lady and the
siS ssEourtcenth Variation"
BY G. w. ROSE.
pyright, 1896, by C. w. Rose.)

Copyright, 1896, by G. w. Rose)
Sft.aiPlay checkers. schoolmaster?'
s3ss44 Oh, yes; play checkers.
sTS5 The tone betrayed the rash confidence
q Of youth, but the old farmer met II
with @ serene smile, born oil the meNi-
i DRY OF many victories.
Hattie, bring that checker Ucara.
What kind Of game DO you pay
teacher, side or centre"'
ri - don't understand your terms, re
piled the schoolmastcr, but play Inc
regular openings, and then gauge my
play according TO my opponent
play
q, 33ss3..'Well, I'll be switched" exclaimed
the farmer. II always thought check
sers was checkers the world over, but
never heard of openings, nor gauges
5nuther."
II see your board Is not numbered"
said the teacher. do yru object 10
my marking the numbers with pen
ecil?"
Z: MARK all you want TO, schoolmas-
ter" replied the hilarious farmer. Put
q sum in mental 'rithnetic In the mid
die, an algebra round the edges Turn
the board over an write out>some eN-
samples in bot'ny an hist'ry on the back
of 'er! Can't hurt the board anyi Er-
nest, git some of that cider
~ After the farmer had won four games
in succession, he said to his son: Here,
Ernest, you come an play with the
schoolmaster. This ain't exciting
enough for me. I'll go an set by the
fire an think!'
Z Ten minutes later Ernest said:
well. father, this may be fun for you,
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AUCTION sALEs-FuruRE DAY,
BY Townsend & Joynes, Auctioners,

p uRsUANT TO THE TERMS OF A
deed of trust, made by William S.
December. 1s92, and recorded I'm ID. II 1fG.
p 3:5, Clerks office, County Court OF
Norfolk H. county; Va, | shall sell at pub
Main street, Norfolk, Va, SATURDAY.,
the first day of February, 1856, the following
LAND, situated in Norfolk county, Va,
and known as lot no. ia of the consccu-
tive numbers of lots of w. S. Hoy's sub
division OF the tract of land conveyed to
him CIV. S. Hoy) by w. S. Butt. recorded
In D. b las, p 5ll, Clerks Office, Norfolk
County Court.
TERMS CASH.
j. w. BARBOUR,
Trustee
del9-tf Auctioneers
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AUCTION sALEs-T1IIs,pAy.

fuSTEE's SALE OF STOCK or
A11 GGTTSHSSERIEs.l FIXTURES. ETC. AT
executed to me by l. J. Oliver g. Co.
ON the 18th day of November. 1895, and
autS recorded, shall offer for sale, at
a1IuSf1ons 10 the highest bidder, on SAT-
~ Pa shs 3ist day OF January, 1896,
a.c,o one store. No. Ill Main street, at II
and ioG mer a: M. the stock Of goods, wares
s snd Fixtures contained in said store.
and 1 gnoSK Consists Of Hats Caps, Canes.
y kept in hat stores. The fnrnii,,re Sa md
TX consist of small Iron Safe,
a ~ ,,a ,,n Desk: Stoves and Chairs Al the
uneXpired term OF lease 'i'e
TERMS CASH
ja21-tf - hirM .,ta,
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BY ]. II. Valentine, General Auctionecr
~ Bank St, Il. r. Morris, Assistant

AUCTION SALE or FINE CARPETS.
siova urh lure M,e1iatinE and Cooking
auction room. IS Bank street, TUES
DAY, January Il. at ~ O'Clock, of line
bedroom Furniture, Carpets, Nlaiting
Mattresses. two Pianos, Rugs, Pictures
Extension Tables, Lamps, Toilet Sets
S,ideboards. Refrigerators, Diningroom
Chairs, Rocking Chairs and lots of other.
Furniture. Ladies' invited to attend
Consgnments solicited for the sale
j. ii. VALENTINE
Jal9-2t AuCtioneer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NECUToRS SALE OF REAL ES-
tate on Cove strcet-By virtue OF tho
power vested I'm me by the last will and
testament of B. a Johnson, deceased, /
rs his executor, Will offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder, at the Norfolk Real Es-
tate Exchange, No Il5 Main street, Nor
folk, Va, on WEDNESDAY. the 2gth
DAY OF January, lSgG, at IL o'clock M,
me me following property, to-wit: ALL
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND with
the buildings thereon, situated on tho
north side of Cove street. in The city of
Norfolk. and described as follows: Be
ginning on Cove street at the southwest
corner OF the property of Fannie Haw-
kins or formerly hers. and thence run
ming westerly, along said Cove street to
The eastern line of II strip OF land or
zane four feet wide in rear OF the lot OF
i. J. Robinson: thence ucrt.iNvarGly Along
Snih eastern line of said lane IS feet ami
inches to the land formerly of Webb:
thence eastery along the south side of
SAID Webb land TO said Hawkins western
line, and thence along that line to the
point of beginning.
TERMS-$3.i00 in cash. in addition 10
$3.50 To pay expenses: and the balance i'm
SIX ana twelve. months. evidenced b;.
Two negotiable notes Of equal amount
secured by deed Of trust upon tile pro;,,
crty, the cost of writing and recording
winch deed Is 10 be borne by the pur-
chaser.
u. j. WILLIS.
Executor of Il. a. Johnson. deceased.
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Pannll Bros, Real Estate and General
Auctioneers, lis Main street.


PURSUANT TO y DEED or TRUST
made by Mary T1. Turner and ID. J.Tur-
ncr. 10 MS, as trustee, dated the 18th day
III, H. J.. 50, Clerks Office of the Corpora
ton Court OF the City of Norfolk, Va,
we shall sell al pUblic auction at the
Real Estate Exchange. Main street. Nor
February, lSSG,at ~ o'clock m.,thc follow
a CERTAIN LOT OF LAND WITH
improvements thereon. situated on north
side of Butte street in the City or Nor
folk. Va. beginning on said street atthe
eastern line Of the property formerly be-
longing TO Kader. Biggs: and running
thence casterly along the north side OF
lSute street twcntY-siX feet to Wombles
line: ana thence along Womhlc's line one
hundred feet: thence westwardly twenty
six feet to EiEgs' line: and thence south
wardl" along his line one hundrcr feet to
the point Of beginning. The house on said
lot IS Numbered 12l liute street In the
present numbering of houses on said
street, in said city. This sale will be
made subject to a prior deed OF trust for
:S,ra0
TERMS Reasonable: made known at
day OF sale.
FRANK BUSCH
DENNIS FrHERIDGE,
JOS. ~. WlNSLOW.
jclS-td3 Trustees.
PANNILL BROS,
Auctioneers.
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fer the DISTRICT Of Maryland, January 10.
iS9G. notice is hereby given that will sell
by public auction, for cash on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1896
foot of Hroadway. baltimore. Md. ,hc
steamer Daisy, her boilers. Engines Ma
niture, as she now lies at said wharf
C!IARhES II. EVANS,
jazz 1927 81 ,fe5 United States Marshal.
BY Pannll Bros, Real Estate and Gen
eral Auctioncers. us Main street.
:: > EAN%Y GOODS, Erc.; At AGS-'
ROM tMonday) AT ii n m and I p. m.
commence the second week of the auction
sales of the stock of Stationery. Books.
etc, etc, OF Hume & Eilsoy, l0i Main
street. Auction each day at ii H. m and
u. IN. until entire stock is disposed Of
Purchasers must remove goods same day
FANNlLL RROS.,
dcl9-tf Auctionecrs.
Pannil Bros, Real K,stutc and General
Auctioneers. us Main street.
PURSUANT TO \ DEED OF TRUST
! made by Lewis r, Brown. TO us as
t tIal dated The 2s1 day Of. September:
the Corporation Court of tho city of Nor
i folk Na ;,i n D. y llG; a. ?. ~. we shall
SATURDAY, the LIST day OF February
1896. al II O'Clock m. the following prop
crty to-wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
with improvements thereon, situated on
the WASH side of Poole street. Atlantic
City Ward. Norfolk City. Va. and dis
tant lao feet south from Central avenue,
each Of said lots have n front of thirty
two feet on Poole street and extend back
between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet, and are each improved by n new
two story frame dwelling house with all
modern improvements.
TERMS CASH
FRANK DUSCH,
DENNIS ETlIIltIDGE3,
JOS. a. WlNSLOW,
Trustees
pANNlLL BROS,
4aIS-ttls Aucttonccrs
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BY, VIRTUE OF TIE FOLLOWING
-, deeds OF trust to us as trustees, we
Shilli proceed 10 sell at public auction, In
front OF Tie Norfolk county courthouse.
qR"S%r: IN f@rtsmouth, Va. on SATuR-
pay, the :Iil, day OF january lSg; at
II o'clock m, the following properly. to-
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AUCTION sALrs-rurunE pAy-
by Il. +. Rogers. Auctioncer.

+ RUSTEES SALE or vAIJrAprz,
PROPERTY ON FE. ICIJIJRCHANn
FALKLAND STREETS Ar
PUBLIC AUCTION
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United States Marsha''s Sale

by virtue of an order OF sale, issued
out OF the United States District Court
Tor the District of Maryland, January TO-
lS9G. notice Is hereby given that will sell
by public auction, for cash on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-21
TIE VlGIL.hhTES.
THEIR iMr0nTAsT WORK II Mtg.
ING CAMPS AND NEW
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very person is familiar with the work
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given short notice to leave the co,nns
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the waste products of broken down and
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Scarlet Fever, Typhoid. Diphthcria, Ma
la:ia AND the like.
No Person With Healthy and Ac,iyc
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The Kidneys. recognizing their danger
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virtues OF The root and berries of the AS
rnraguS plant, and they give life. health
strength and activity to the Kidncvs. md
hid them To perform their most necessary
WORK; constantly and aciirciy.
p9, i,tisy IN men and Stcrility in women.
riitE cents per box. from all druggists,
or enclose soc In stamps or silver diroci
lpsHobb's nrb HIRES 20
= paIaglgs s Gs;saso, sa" F fran
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I..-Ol-ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE, or
and Improvements thereon situated In
south Norfolk, in The county OF Norfolk
va, designated as Bioci ~ on the plat
record. more particularly described as
follows: Bounded on the north by Ohio
street. Oh the east 10y Decatur street, OH
me south by Jefferson street, and on the
west by Stewart street
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ja21-tf

,,.,, r.. H. BAKER,
1oEt-tl Trustee
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Five lots, with improvements
thereon, situated i'm same county and
State talso in South Norfolk described
as follows: Commencing ut q point on
the west side Of cambridge street, dis
tant as feet from the intersection Of
Ohio and cambridge streets: thence en-
tending northcrly along said street 40 feet
10 the centre OF II strip of land 50 feet wide
reserved ny said i'arkp l.. Pondcxtcr in
his deed 10 the Elizabeth Land and Inn
provcment Company: thence in south
castcrly direction along the centre OF
said strip OF land about 40 feet, until 1t
reaches the centre line of Block 3. run
ming north and south: thence sOuthcrly
along said centre 30 feet TO the north
western corner of said Lot Is in said block
D. and thence noTthcnStcriy along the
southern line of said reservation i9a feet,
One of said lots IS on the west side OF
Bainhridgc street, another lot is on tho
east side OF Perry street, another is on
the west side of Perry street. another Is
on the east side of Porter street, and the
other Is on the west side OF Porter
street Said strip of land is a
portion of the same reserved By
said Parke l.. PoindcSicr, as arorc-
said, in his deed TO the Elizabeth
Land and Improvement Company. Ref
crcnce Is made to the plot OF the said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany for further description of said
property. Deed of trust made by ParKe
l.. roindcxter dated the 2!th day of De-
ccmbcr, 1894, and recorded In Deed Book
lS9 page. &c., Clerks Office OF Norfolk
County Court, Va
TERMS CASH
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TRusrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN SOUTH NOR
FOLK, NORFOLK
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.2-AL.SO THAT PIECE or LAND de-
siSnaied as Block 'li'' on the same plat
ana more particularly described AS fol-
lows: Commencing at a point Il; the
northeast intersection Of Stewart and
mo streets; thence cXtrnding northcrly
leet. more or less, To the strip OF land re-
served for the Belt Line Railroad: thence
in an caStcrly direction and along III.
southern line of the reservation for $; III
railroad 2l2 feet more or less, To- ID. l..
FrostS property: thence in southeast
erly direction aloni: -. H.. E'roat's line
l35 feet, more or less, to Decatur street:
thence along the western side Of Decatur
street 80 feet to Ohio street, and thence
along the northern limc OF Ohio street 800
feet TO the point of beginning.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUAllY 1. 1896.

by Pannill Bros, Real Estate and Cen
eral Auctioncers. lis Main street
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@-AI.S0, THAT OTHER PIECE or
LAND, designated as Sock &c" on the
same plat, more particularly described
as follows; Commencing at II point Mt
the northeast intersection of Ohio and
Decatur streets; thence extending north
riiy along Decatur street about 800 feet,
or less, to ID. IL. "rost; property: thence
IN southcastcriy direction, and along
the line of ID. T.. Frost's property $50 feet,
more or less, to Ohio street. ana thence
westerly along Ohio street 237 feet, more
or less, TO the point NJ beginning, all OF
the above described property being Il por-
ZION Of The same property conveyed to
S. Butt and ux. dated March LIST. 1883.
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD,
stations foot Of Cortlnndt and Desbrosses sl

Stations foot of COrttnndt and DesbrOsseo oeA
400 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
as s,iS 4. N. daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUT:
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE af1
the West, and principal local points. dinng-car 70
Smsnenson Bridge Pullman Nestibue Sleeper 10 ChcaSa
f.IO 4 VI. daily deavss at 1890 A. NJ sunday ks
NAi,cH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections n
P.ading and Harrisburg.
90 r. NJ daily except Sunday for EI.MT2A and II
,,srrai,ae stations ctons for Potviile and Req
INC chair car TO Wilt'sbarre.
"'SS,rn I, ~ Sundays only for wnkesbarre l. =
..n",,,,, and all intermediate stations
I'm y 81 daily, except Sunday for l., n JUNO
r,cT ard principal intermediate stations: Pullman bu0a
a,1O - VI daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook ~
.,iH r. NJ. daily FOR EAsToN and intermediate sts-
GS,O p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILA
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper yestibue trso
New-York Chicago. sleeper 70 Buffalo Toronto;
..onnec,ions for Reading and Harrisburg
a;.sO p VI daily. except sunday. Easton
mediate stations 49, ,r,,.o. .-. -.,.>
TER RI'FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Wed
pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Char-caf y
Wiikesbarrc . 49, M. sx
and 800 Broadway 81 East l4,h ST. i56 Eas, i2sh ST.
Nev-Yor< Fulton ST. 4 Court ST. 0S Broadway. ~
Rrpoklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y.
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