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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

@RURAL RETREAT
II. j. AM, Prop.
have opened first-class hotel
at the village of White Hall con-
tiguous to the noted Whitfield
Springs, known by some as the
"Ninth Spring"
The water of this Spring is the
finest of all It is positive cure
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, In
sOmnia, and nervous prostration.
Its general restorative properties
are wonderful. Fine climate and
picturesque surroundings My
hotel is conveniently located,
beautiful walk to the Springs,
and every guest is supplied with
water fresh from the Spring as
often as desired.
A delightful neighborhood and social,
hospitable people. Ny table is
always supplied with
the best the market and the
country affords.
RATES.
Per week $500. ! Special rates
Per month $1,000. ! for children
Address and families.
HI DE- HAM.
Seven Springs, N, 9,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblams, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tioLs, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay. required. It is guaranteed to give
Price Is cents per bottle, for sale by J
81. Hill & Son.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

CuFlSG Oc RUE O1 E0llSl lOu Keeps
you from achieving success.
You may say honesty would
Keep you from success in busis
ness. Did you ever try it exclus
sively for twelve months, so that
you speak from experience?
You may calculate that profits
are SO small they must be aags
mented by short weights and
measures Or inferior quality.
That is nothing less than an acs
acknowledgement that you are a
thief.
Business success is rot to be
considered altogether as a matter
of dollars and social p ,sition. It
will take sunae other items to
balance accounts in the day of
final reckoning.
sWe are the children of God;
and if children, then heirs; heirs
of God aud joint heirs with
Christ. Will you fall short of
this heritage for the loan of a
few dollars for present use?
Would that be business success?
There is 20 peace. saith the
Lord, to the wicked"
"Therefore being justified by
faith, we have peace with God
through our Lord, Jesus Christ. :"
Your heart will not fail to tell
you to which class you really be-
long.
"Know ye not that ye are the
temple of God, and that the
Spirit of God dwelleth in you?
If any man defile the temple of
God. him shall God dest1 ~, for
the temple is holy, which tern.-
pie ye are." Do you think TENS
pie perme ated with the foul odors
Of tobacco and besmeared with
it's juice is a fit place for the ins
dwelling of Gods Holy Spirit?
Do you think you can continue
to de6le the temple of God in
that way AMI escape fiual de-
struction? These are simple
questions, but they must be Sets
tied with the living God whom
you pretend to worship and
whose you are.
Who art thou that puffest thy
self up? What hast thou that is
not the gift of God? Why dost
thou glory as if thou didst
make thyself and possess thyself
of great things by thine own
strength and might, ignoring
God? Surely, if thou doest these
things will not God ignore thee
at the last?
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the,
last will OF John V. Sherard, deceased,
all persons holding claims against hi.
estate are notified to present them for
payment by August 18th, 1898, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery /. F. DORTCH,
Aueus. ,atb. ,sa7 Executor.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09
GOLDSBORO. n c. THURSDAY SEPT g. 1897.
SATURDAY SERMONS.

- I can't lead Christian life and
be successful in business" say
some. Pray tell what precept of
Christ or rule of religion keeps
you from achieving success.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

You may say honesty would
keep you from success in busis
ness. Did you ever try it exclus
sively for twelve months, SO that
you speak from experience?
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09
Perfect Health.

Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use of
TUFTS Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bill
iousness, constipation and kim
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUFTS Liver PILLS
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

You may calculate that profits
are SO small they must be aags
mented by short weights and
measures Or inferior quality.
That is nothing less than an acs
acknowledgement that you are a
thief.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-09-09

Mr.. John G.. Hinson, a popu-
lar young merchant of Eastern
Goldsboro, and Miss Florence I.
Smith, were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock last night at
the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. B, J. Midyette,> Rev. F. W,
FAIRIES officiating, assisted by
Rev. J. e. Bris towe. The event
was witnessed by number OF
invited friends and relatives. who
after the ceremony repaired to
the home Of the groom's cousin
Mrs George Daughtery, where
an elegant repast of tempting VII
ands was served. The many
friends of the happy young cou-
pie wish for them long life and
happiness always.
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The Weather.

rhs weather continued fair over an tho country
yas1srfsy, axc-ps cloudy and snn~sry cundttauns IN
the Northwest. upper mississippi Valley, and laks rs-
gtons. The ssmperarurs was about 10" higher tn
Iowa Missouri. Indiana and Illinois. and about q
higher IN the Ohio Valley. lake regions. and Atlantic
States, and cuidsr from IL 20 49, In shs Northwest.
The lowest temperature reported In the United States
was 1s'. &C Lander. Wy, and the lowest In Canaia
vas 32", &C White River. Ontario.
IN tiria section the lay wGa fair. highest onictaI
,smperaturs IT. lowest sa-. average humidity.
II per cent wind shifted from west 70 south.
average velocity II miles an hour;
soil
raau ragtHrnrar the aamnernrurn rsnrertan m rnIlnza-
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HnD HAY AErosr chUen



MouEr VERNON, n. Y. Sept. the tnfrd
expedition In the search tor tho Wild man who
Is hauntign the woods near tho New York In
FAINT asylum, left Mouns Vernon this morning,
oflcnred BY Sergeant Henry B~sckwith, Gilbert
AnFevtne, and Frank Curtis. Thsy met .
searching party Of the young men OF RrunXvtlis
who had been QUE all night securing barns and
outbuildings, and were told that the qucer-look-
ing maniac was last seen By John A~spsnwald.
. plumber. near tho Brunxvile Dutch Re-
formed Church IL was thought thas he spent
the night in the spire OF the Little church, for
be was coming from that direction when As
penvald encountered him. The plumber was
going to work on his bicycle, which WA loaded
heavily with tools, so that escape was dlficult.
The maniac pursued him a. DO did Julian Rob-
erts. Michael Collins. wallace Hart, George
Weed. and others whom he has encountered on
the lonely Highway. He ran down the road call
ing TO Aspsnwaid to stop, but the plumber
bent over the handle bars and went all the
faster until safely out OF reach.
JUST at dusk Seryeants Beckvith and COM
panT succeeded in surprising the maniac In his
camp nenr the high stone walls OF the grave
yard. He gave a Wild scream and ran away.
The police found an tmprov.scd hearth and
some smouldertng tlgots. A tomato can half
uucts with tea made from the leaves OF trees
had been overturned by the man In making
bis escape. The party waited about the spot
for about an hour and secured the underbrush,
but could not regain q trace OF the fugitive.
They found q mat Of straw and lea YES upon
which he had slept. They intend to visit the
camp again IN the morning at taybreAk-
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Real Escats Private saIea-

War; 4 Gihhs have sold for Edv ard Murphy % Mn.
E Rath No inH West Eighty third street, \ dve- story
APARTMENT building. 3lrGdxl0a, for $50, 900, In part
payment for the above Mrs.. Rath gives No. 1873 West
Eighty seventh street. . four-storJ dwelling. At
SIS. 400.
Lowen~sld 4 Prayer have bouuhs from the Mclean
estate the northwest corner OF East Houston and
Manhattan streets, being 40 20 80 East Houston
street. thr-e four story brick tenement houses. and 2
ca : Manhattan street, three four story tsnemsnt
houses.
e. p. ". TohAnntng haa sold for George Robinson
Nos. 2It and ala West ltth street, two nve-stnry
apartment hnuaes; Aso 1aa sold FOR Mr. RIbinsou No.
ia Vest / Tth street. a nve-aUDry hrownHtons dou-
BILE dat house. Mr. Robinson takes IN part payment
for the II 9TH and l TN streets parrrla ave lots on
the south side 81 | 4th 'trsst. !5Il00 each
John T. Dun & Co have sold Ia William MAyrorth
for q, TtsIsn this 1--we story mar housa win storsa.
25Ia5. No. 1908 Amsterdam avenue.
Jnhn Walker mas bought No. sas Broadway. sox
onina and fartnry building shsreon.
Absalom p. BO;hman has s0li four VL'ant fifth
eysnue ists 70 Robert /: Sollahtiy. a. follows: EAs
e5xIGd. for san. 900; rs. IL feet south Of II tth street,
a5KIn0. for s4O.OOo; so, IL feet south % ll+th street.
2NXl10. at 040. 900. and aIAo fifth avenue. southeaaI
James D, Putnam has sold the varant Loo. Madison
avenue. southw st corner Of Il5th street, 20 Ahram
Ab.iman for el5, 900.
JNrob D. Butler mas sold the vacant loo. Amsterdam
eyenue. southwest corner ot Iboth street, 20o. t0x
100, To John z. Darragh for Sos, 900.
Ei Isgii ninth !, o. .I1ssIt as ,srfsf fess a va. '% as t coiu% ws.:
avenue. dvs-st0ry brick nat houss. 25II00.A .. Go Julius
J. Lyons for ga. 800
forty feet east u First avenue. brick tansmeus house..
90I7S. 10. 10 Bertha Kloksr for 81 900.
Paula woifsohn haa sold. Eighteenth street, north
Ghs. so feet west OF Third avenue, IL. l0HS2, . brick
building. 30 Alice Muller for saI. 900.
DougIlA Robinson 4 Co. have solf for Frederick D.
rAppen &c al. trustees Of tina Ellen z. " ard estate.
siEtJ eighth street, on los a5Ilo9a. TO rhomaa n.
Barber for $50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-02

Opentns o. uin Crest. GsSrxe \. Dsars's Grrt
TO the Vacation ssctrty-


Hill Crest. ss Santa Clara. franklin county,
che gift OF George &. Dodge 20 The Working Girls
Vacation Society. was opened With . reception
on Aug. -. The house was thrown open for in
s%pectinn. Mr.. Dodge has had i5 fitted with
sream-heating apparatus. ~ that it may be used
In winter As well as summer for a vacation home
for working girls. On the day OF the reception .
large American Dag ioated above the homo, and
nearly 800 guests were present from tho sur
rounding towns.
The rusideuts in the neighborhooi show a
deep interest in the work. ald already gifts Of
butter, eggs, and other produce have been re-
ceivet. One friend gave = carload Of pine knots
for use in the drcpiaces. OK which there are
three On the irst toor.
The st. Regis River winds about the foot OF
the height nu which Hill Crest stands. and
then. making another turn. passes Just beside
Cplands. the drst gift OF Mr.. Dodge to the
Working Girls NlcariOu Society, tplands was
. busy place IN The 18TH, Shs girls en- l0yinx \ va
cation there And. besid 80 decorating each house
with Wild flowers. h-lt \ bazaar for the benefit
Of the society. Every article WAS sold. The
WurSing Girls Vacation Society hts seven
houses in different parts Of the country, AMI
much MONEY is always needed 60 carry on the
work. The oftCs Of the society is AZ 222 West
Thirty-eighch street Miss Edith Bryce Is The
treasurer
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WHERE rs MRS yoPESyr,
she Dtna ppenred IRON " williamsburg last Orto-
Der and . sister Il Hunting ror Her.

Ms. lane Seybold Of Kansas City is in VII.
iansbury seeking Information regarding her
sister. Mrs. Antonio Nopenny. who disappeared
from there last October after disposins Of a floral
business which she had carried on 1t 59l Grand
street since che death Of her husband four years
Ago. Mrs. Sopenny is o. years old On the tav
OF her disappearance she was seen taking 20
Louis Andresse. a c~iElrmaker Of 3-3 Even
street. He went away II the same time she did.
but returned a few days later. He went away
again a~fterward. but before going it is alleged
that he passed a worthless check upon Augustus
Martens OF 5S3 Wythe avenue. Antresse was
brought 60 Brooklyn, and he u now in the Ray.
mond Street Jail.
Mrs. Seybold came TO Williamsburg two weeks
ago 20 take her sister 70 Europe. Then she
learned Of ner disappearance. and asked the po.
lice 60 aid her IN q search for the missing wo.
man. Andressa denies all knowledge OF Ms.
Nopenny'S whereabouts. and says ne was noe IN
her company when she disappeared
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New YORK. Nh.t=--!. Terminal. daily.
CHI. AGO, l:3S r. N. Iad y 20 pISlJ.
PtLEs5IHJ.3 25eI sunday ls33s 4n, IL: 10 night
StSSlNSALL 81; LOUIS: s53A ~. ibP n
car lt:2S A. n. Dining CARR | s. a2S Dining
Gas 80 Dining Car, j55, ? " |! - aight, sun
dty Oi3o Dining Car, Ilsa3 a i. ulullS Car, SIS
dining Carr, A:5o CDinins cas. 353 T, n, 1910
HQAFoLK. IL 25 A. N. daily
NEh ORLEANS Through sleeper. t00 p NJ. daily.
Trans leave foot Liberty sc. 5 uiinutea Later.
Al trains are Illuminated with FtntAch Light
on1eea: lis. liza, .dt. Asa. lltO sroAiway. 81 East
lttn o., III BoWery. New YORK, tjy. 81 | s alton 81,
brookIyn: whitehall Terminal Baggage ehsckad
EGa s7tl Or EesidsRee 70 dssttI1tioR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-02

vAsHIS'FrOH FORECAST BoR THURSDAY.
For Massachusetts. Rhode IsIand. and ConnsrtfcuI
threatening Weather and showers Thursfsy afternoon
or night, s~nuthariy windA, becoming variable.
For suSfsra Ssug York, sdStern PSnnsvlrdnEd, ys.o
Jersey. District ar Columbia MdrvLind. DeLIvurs.
and VirJtain, shotUsrs; ~southerfg urtnda.
For western New York and Ohio. showers; trssh 70
brisk variable wtnda-
For western Pennsylvania showers; cooler In
southern portion; treah Co brisk variable Wtnda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-02
= Trolley Car Wr.-ss . Wauou.

No-sy car on the Newark turnpike Lac ran
%y' a business wagon At Newark avenue and
s'y7F,h street, Jersey City. on Tuesday night
nv maze ! wr.ck o: is. Tie driver. Joaeuh
Ss-,.'E-ni AID badly .niurst. The ear was nIied
~" yhs-=nScgs, ma m~aJoriL! OF them women,
p" .HIaHhs greatly sIctteu and cIambered out
~ delayed Tor Soms time wnIIa ths
. " ne wagon Wls ostaE removed.
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KAilru1ds.
Lehiqh Valley System.

stations ZOOS OF West 2ht 5; Penn. t. H.. COrtiAnds
show .ir- from Corrl ,n:t or p-,hru-ses s.
FOR MAuCH CHUNK ADJ ut. rue,liate stations.
scRHEfoS III 4 \ s.'i EL iGE ~ -Sts ss1 asF..
ITHACA. gESEvA. R0cH 2srER- BUFFALO. MAG
AEAtALLs. VA the West aud PRINCIPAL .oca! points;
dintag car All caAIr az to GuaLlu.
.Io!:S. 1880 A N. sunday. only. for bound
'lOta5. 1850 A. n. daily. except Sunday. for
MArca caISx ,na Intermediate points;
BLACK DIAMOND ENPRESs."
Arrives bGrt!o %; P II. Pullman vest.DuIe Day
a !4car'e. Connects at su1Ao with through s.eepers
.Is'ss. IL ! : daily. except Sunday. for
M.C:a .HITS : an; in;e5mst;.'s Dota" ,srox
MACCH CHCSk. a1t The Goa. branches.
WIKI iis ssiE te prf 4 aH:y' tS s1ggrG Srn aai pF i2F
! cipaI interm-L.lte stations. CONNECT, tor A. points
in coal rssion,, hair car tnc UlNrsuarr~.
wIiGEsetEgE. PrrrsroS.' &C ANToH aaa pr,n.
cIsPa a, ,G'e r.9,oa.i t ',n;,9n,' R S9snf = ~ a.. potS;.
't'5s s,Is P. n. daily for EAsToS and inter.
'5... aIioP N. daly. except sunday Express
ti"ns. ,onnects for Reading and Harrisburg Char
car % .i'slaSG'S' grvv.- r,,,.
hn.e train y. I. to Chicago. ~s!eerers to barA!o and
I1'ss $50 P y y. 41ly: except sunday. s ,s2PPttqs
GaNEvA. Rochester, BATAVIA AMI B~CFFALO.
Pullman Sleeper FOE huislo. HDEe but sleeping "A.
pa-,-ngerS carried. NJ biEElz- carried.
sass. DrOO r, ". daily Tor ITHACA GENEVA,
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO AGAR Ais. and ali
po,nts West. Pullman '!-eperi To Wt!I-sharrs and
Ithaca
Afd!tloui! local trains daily, except sunday. Tor
BOUND BROOK and lHtsrm dat. p0iut., cave as FOL
lows: 500, 500 A. ", $3.50, : 81. $3.50. t.2O. lni
s5:S5, $40 r VI.
Ti:Srts and Pullman aeon notation A. In, 2Gl.
ara. S55. "a. ln'i 1873 BRO 81 ~ a., 81 2 - b a.. 1874
Z. l25th sJ. l27 Rvw RS. =. I. $50 fulton -. !
coG-t st. o. R'Nay. AMI Hroot!yu AaGex, s-yoklyE,
y Y Transfer 90. W Il cali rCr an! cG-rE baggage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-02
csu.s calsaaA.s rhl- Day.

Appellate DtvtGton-suprsms Court-RSes1L
supreme Court-spsctaI rerm-ParS L-AouoI
calendar called 81 1890 A n PaFs H-Ex-part
matters.
surrogASss Court-Chanbars-No day oAlsndar
For prohArs-Wills 81 Mary Macarthur. Mary Z Win
grove. Margaret Y. ". skinner. Sarah A. g. John
Richard ;. Bacon, William n. Locke. Edward Franks
John J. Lynch Mortrz Conn. at 1880 A. n
City Court-SpsciAI
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ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrcsSa r. .!ns i'lv- Nv York, foot u Chamesu
81. ~ tU.y~L All I've ".agtra sIs--T from wssa
OnlA " -y'E a.," Express tally Tor bingham
Jaw :aG. NlVrrly. 1lnlrl, bIrlIo. Bradford. ar
rive. EgFgl 10 $500 K 7 Flr.Br ar % Hg-l.o.
OIL = - ~. e" tu,l EHprsas 'ltiy. except sun
J:lO fiy r3r p 80 ..-y3s, M1ntcr b. "A 1asax.n,
Hon--.a.". aud .ng, r;lgr ucIl tr,ars so Corning.
Ia IL 20 Flr- JsrT'a. !I!allH laglQr AJAX -r M.Gt-
crI. tui -a"..El
DDn y. ". -v-.tbuls uu,itst Fast mail tally.
-.tu r.irt ran Tor Ch"as1, va Ga I.la, GILaSe
arr RI, L.ere-LCt a. 10 A. -Eart-a Z. ".
S,'"1"rl 10 l.raEo, CieveslIi, All Cincinnati. pla-
luS n
-.2uP y. N.-sgraIo aud c,sgs ,nt Testuule gI-
t.'D' rress !lt!y. Arr - At E4fL.O SnS A. u,
Z AFFORD III A NJ, Ii4lg1t nyn |H 4 ". Clsvs-
.lnt 1850 ? VI. ,!repcrs 90 s.-a!3 .ut C-.vsllgfn.
ma - L.r"rt connection tlr Detroit. chicago, and
tile " -at. Ciie Library car
-. .. N.~-bAILG-sHL thaltaglIa Lake And
C-tc Niagara Fa.s. S~a-t'rls ~. sci; ~, @l-eD y
ers Ia acraeLsy'Ls. chicago, lat CsEa!aG -. U!ninS
V.rEETs, LOCAL M CARDS. y PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AZ ~, .l-, ~, ibl. and
s5T sroaiy4y. ~ a"wery, - ha,- I-5sA ~, and
81 West l2sfh 81, ChAm1ets a1t West IAi 81. rsrrisA,
New York, 1913 and TGh Fulton Sc. lgs BrDaiw Ay,
brooklyn: 200 Hadson 81. H10oG-n, ant Jersey rity
station. WsstcotJ's Express calls tor aHi hscKs Oag,
gage Gram hotels and rssli=Essa b iaallltVl
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Pennsylvania

= FAIhR0AD.
STATIONS foot u West Twenty ,trlri street and DeS
crosses and CortlREdt streets.
IHThe leaving time from pesuroeses and Cortlands
streets Is eve minutes later than that given below for
',ss !: y; FAST 4 MI: fdL-rgna. esss s;,, pss!G:
to chtcas5. So e9asSs. 10 P%,5t.oaars.
s:ss !. y: EAsy L5fK Tit,t aRS S'caiS fZsIans;
serVation Cars. For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo.
,s sssfi p. ". i eHiGAE5 h5s 81, Iet IS; E E2fis
SIS nss ) T. :'t y. w S1ss ( GsP:in RxfR Esls.1G: Sc el sSgis;
. : Sas1 =. v. FGs Te1s aHs e Sgs sI tx ! ca,
clnnati. indianapolis. st. Louis.
5,sS p. Va. PACIFIC EXPRESSION Ptttsnurg and
chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo en-
ef'' y ssHisGrox AND THE .ourH.
525 .3si3 "fSnsriss2naI Linn Al P.5ios Nd
A. VI. 5l5 "CunErsssional Lima Parior and
ptnins Jars i25 Dining carr. Ass Dining Carr.
SOUTHERN RAILwAI.-EIpr-ss. 4:eo P. NJ. 1910
ATIA%rIC COAST L1SE.-EIpre.s. s:2s A. N. and
CHESAPEAKE y oHIo R~A1LwAY.-4:5s P. NJ
r%E OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRFoLK.-7s,
!5P.M, aa4 peshrosses and cortlaadt ssree,s
CAP MAY-west twenty third stree, sta ION. 1888
IhrouSa Pat.2F car and l23 P " * dAyS
oea4 sr'vs.and Po.n: Pleasant troq West Twenty.
third street staIioul. 7:25 --55. s.55. ll,5 Az
tlS.Ij Saturdays orlyl. / s.. 2:55, 3:lj, 3:53. +:55.
o:55 P VI. sun':s7s. -55. a:e5 4. N, 4t55 P NJ
Ecrou Desbr0sses amt Cortlhndt Street 4 80, -.
S:lr. ipsuO A N. l-'lJ G:gO S-'tTiAy- v1lyl, 30,
$40. $50, $40. $40. 200 +. Il. Sundays. s:la
9+5A NJ. t:!5 p "
FOR PHIIADELPHIA.
SIS. 1875. T:55. -:@E. ~.j-. as 800 Penn. Lin
it'd s:ji Dining Car, lu9t5. !l:55 \. VI l2:5a
1855, ~. 3a5T. +25. 25 .un'nS car, $50 Din
Ing ar, 555 rp'u'n- Car go: 5oi. -E55 ?. ".
J. 10 niZht. ~SgntRv-- n Is. : IS, : >, s:S5, s:-5.
s55 Limited. p.-E. O.. 81 An 1855 ptnins Car,
3:'j. rs DiniaS az. - Cp'nins car. SIS
0.rirg Car. : =. 80. - P. N l2:lO uizht.
Ticket Offices Noe 81, "a. 1913. 1929, III. and 26l
EJnaiwly. ! AsIr H"G'-s Wrs; Twenty -th!rt
Street station. ant stations foot ~ De-brW.sns and
Cor-lau, STREET { Court Street. 80 ETlso1 street.
- HrYGtvay. aGi 1-p'k!yE AaHAN station. Brook
Ign station. T"-s Y 'lry The New YORK TransreP
CON 7aEy viii al. :w- ami chA"k baggage from
hotels ini rs..i noes through to- destinatinn-
: b H~CTCEEN>pN. ) X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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DELAWARE. Avs AVA 4 WEsrERA
X. X.
stations in New YorL. foot or barclay ana
snrtstuph~r sts.
N~ESyIEIIE CRAM, BCFHER
sAH-. pIsTNlH LIGHT,

AH-. PlsEN htSi
t.r'rt route - S'"lrE. Bloomfield. N"nfclalr. tbs
i-un. N3rrt-town. Pls-llr. Paterson B"ou'on, Dover.
stiua".s. Newton. buds Like, Lake HJpateonG.
Hp'N, ,t,tONa. soho irys Mountain. Wash.nZ ZION,
Pa!l,ip-yGrE. EasIOn. " ats- Gap, stroud .hGrg. Pocouo
Mouu.aiH. scra1r q. Ptrt-tOn, W"k sbarrr, Santt-
exc. plu'tl 'luub.rlani n rose, Bingham
ton. LGfn-r. y rv''ch, Wateryille. Utica, Ricnneld
sprin-. cortland. ~vrl Use. OsysgD. Ithaca, Owegn,
points West. Sn-rhwr-r. and southwest.
500 I. u.-a.Eghamton Mail. stops n principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-oraf4 carN-Rurnlo. Scranton. B'nS
hAmtDu, ,V"gp, thlra. El1ui-a, >y-I'lse, and 90
wego Express. Pullman but-t parIor rars. Con-
nee - A. EI1ain with trains tor rhlrlso and
E".at' N~'t: Pullman par!or car New York 70
EltDheul ~prtnS,.
I'DO T.. N.-~rrlu'ou. Ein-hau;ou, and Elinira Ed
prs.-. Pullman hun. e plrior r1rs-
S;pO y. N.-SrrlHt,E. WI ArsDarrr All Plymouth
ENlr-ss Pullman bITet pirior rrrs
TOO q. N.-tuLr- I-ChIazW yH=tluI.ls Limited EH.
prs for scranton. E!EZ-aM.. n. Elnlrl, Bl1a!o-
Pullman buffet si--plnZ rag, N'N York to Cr:clgo
b'nins car west ~ BGfalo
$40 y w.-hrly- B Tilo Express. Pullman
s.ecp-rS Tor : canton, Bingham on. .lm'ra, Bath.
". Morris. and El-ln. l'-'vinE aiTIlI : \ "
ESQ y. N Daily -BnrLH .rr'nt'n. Rtn- am
ton. yTegp. ltna,l. Flv.rl : raaI!s-, ini p-weso
fSrrn-H. Pullman 'l-". si'rpers. s!rrpers New
J GA EtrHh-fi -prl-~.
Tict'I- and FU lmLn trumn.Dc atoms at H"ury
Gaze ( Sous Ltt, H. ir AWAY. - Park Place. AMI
'tay.aa-, ~ t;a Az rur t.ia IT.. ~ h-st t'th 81.
49, Hi.HhIt Az. SrN Euc,, 3 A.! ~ F4uon sc.
an lg1 Er atNly. R-p0Glyn. Tine tables giving
fIl MORN Ltlog - a. 'g7ti1nI
W~sfe'5t , ETpr ~ Com, any vA! AL rAr ini check
bagS4su t-'m Eot-, - ]resi'.E'" b. ''.aAtinu.
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arDsoN RivER NV DAYLIGHT.
LABOR DAY.
ALBANY Evening Line

Steamers ~ADIRnNDACk and pEAS RICHMOND
Lelye Old Pier ~. Y R.. foot Canal 81. At s P ".
daily Sundays excepted. connecting with trains for
Saratoga. Lake George. ALirondarks, sharon springs.
hlrhcet! spring.. Thousand l'lArrs. Niagara Falls.
A1i the West. Saturtly night steamer connects with
sunday morning tram for Saratoga North Creek.
CAiwell. and steamer On Lake George.