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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28
Higher Cost of Living.
New York Herald.


Jellies, raised five cents.
Oranges and lemons, more than
double.
Nuts, increased one cent a
pound.
Meats, raised five per cent.
:Chieorys made one cent pound; |
it was free.
Chocolate, raised half accent.
Salt, twelve cents for 100 pounds
| it was free.
Pushes and velvets, changed
from forty per cent. to nine cents
yard and twenty five per cent.
| Ready-made clothing and cot
ton; generally increased ten per
cent.
Hosiery, raised fifteen per,
cent.
| Floor mating, from three to
eight cents; Was tree.
Collars and cuffs, increased fif-
teen per cent.
Lace goods, raised ten per
cent.
II Dress goods, advanced twenty
per cent.
= Carpets, increased from eight
=, cen to sixty cents yard.
Silks, raised fifteen per cent.
1 Beads, trimmings, hats, ETC.,
: Increased from fifteen to fifty pei
= cent.
: Boots and shoes and umbrellas
8 advanced five per cent.
: Spectacles and eyeglasses, in
t creased ten per cent.
Il Cutlery and scissors raised TWEEN
: ty per cent.
}. Pens, changed from eight t.
3 twelve cents a gross.
Il Hair and hat pins, increased
II ten per cent.
G Sugar raised one cent a pound
is Preserved vegetables, raised tel
'e per cent.
Eggs, increased two cents dc
zen.
; Cider, advanced five cents
~ gallon.
Hay, onions and honey, doul
y led.
e. Green peas, forty cents a bushe
were free.
st Flowers, twenty-five per Ger
a were free.
Potatoes, raised ten cents a busl
re ell.
ne Vegetables, generally, increase
ng twenty per cent.
Fresh water fish and macke
p al and halibut, advanced a qua
~ ter of cent pound.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28
THE TARIFF BILL LAW

The new tariff, called by COM
mon consent the Dingley tariff
bill. for the passage of which the
Congress was called together in
extraordinary session in March
became a law last Saturday, hav-
ing passed both houses of Con-
gress and received the approval of
President Mckinley. In the Char
lotte Observer of Sunday was an
editorial on the measure from
which we copy the following;
AS for this bill, it is an ideal
Republican, tariff act; it is the
highest expression of protection
ism the country has ever known
the Republican party should BE
happy over it and delighted with
it. The trusts dictated some of its
schedules; the big trust the sugar
had it's way with the sugar sched.
ule; and swapping and trading
have marked for fear of incendia
rism, nor for loss of every step o
the bills progress through Con
gress. And Mr.. Mckinley, of al
men, must have slept PEACEFUL,
last night. He is the American
apostle of high protection an
here is a tariff bill carrying
higher average of duties than eve
the one that bore his own name
Besides, the trusts are his friend
and he theirs; they paid his debt
for him when he became banl
rupt a few years ago, and neces
sarily tariff bill that pleas,
them pleases him.
The great body of the poop
however, are yet to beIheard from
They will speak their opinion
the polls at the next COMPRESSION
elections. 1t is hardly Wort
while to anticipate this opini,
but it is not within the range
probability that they like unne
essary taxation, unjust taxatic
and special favors in legislation
n chosen few any better this we
than they have liked these thin
heretofore of than their forefathe
Liked them.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

these facts and give us an answer
on the 10th of August.
The excursion from Benefits
Vile run by the Naxton Guards
and the Lumber Bridge Light In
fantry was success in every way.
They took sLoat five hundred, IN
GLIDING twenty Of the Maxton
Guards under command of Capt.
u. S. McRae, and the lumber
Bridge Infantry. about thirty, I'M
der command OF Capt. J. 5. Cobb.
Those who went from here are
loud in their praises of the man
agement. Everything passed off
pleasantly without any drinking
or disorderly conduct by any of
the passengers. Owing to the sad
accident to Private Banks, at Rail
eigh, which resulted in his death,
the sham battle which was adver-
tised to take place on the beach
between the two companies was
called off.
Our community is considerably
worked up on the mad dog scare
Several worthless ours have actec
"strangely" during the past weef
and have been sent to the happy
hunting grounds. A yellow dog
supposed to have been mad, bl
one of Mr.. L. A. Jones children
last week. Bob Lancaster, of Nc
Natts, was also bitten by sup
posed mad dog. DR.. McNatt at
tended both patients and say
there is little danger of hydropho
, bia. This reminds us of the fac
that there are about 500 sorry
Il meas1ey, no-account ours in Max
{ ton running about the streets
One Of the supposed mad dog
passed through town and bit sey
u eral dogs, but it is not know
y whose dog was bitten. Somethin
should be done in regard to TIL
dog nuisance and it should not t
u delayed either.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

Loans are made by the Society
on Guaranteed Cash Value Pol
icies at 5 per cent interest.
Compare the magnitude,
standing and strength of the
Equitable, and you will find it
to be the strongest and one of
the most liberal financial insti-
tutions of its kind in the world.
B. L. PAGE, Resident Agent,
Gaddysville, N. c.
Office days at Lumberton, N.
c., every Monday.
GEO. E. RANCKE, Solicitor.
May26 en-.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

The passenger Department of
the Seaboard Air Line at Ports
mouth, Va, has issued a unique,
attractive and useful souveneir in
the shape of paper-weight, be-
ing a bale of cotton reduced to
about two by three inches laying
on a truck while an idle negro
seated seated on the bale eniovs
his watermelon.
This attractive as we'll as use.
full article can be obtained by
sending rs cents in stamps to T. j
Anderson, Gen'l Pass'r Agent
Portsmouth Va, to cover cost OF
mailing.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

1t is the purpose of the compa-
ny which holds the patent for ma
king the cylindrical bales of cot
ton to put up presses in this State.
1t was only the cost which proven
ted the State from using these at
the Roanoke farms. A SO horse
power engine, 60 horse power
boiler, and four gins are part of
the equipment. The State is the
largest cotton grower, and ex-Sen-
ator Ransom the next largest in
North Carolina.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28
INSURE
AIN THE
EQUITABLE LIFE
OF NEW YORK.
OF NEW YORK

Issues all desirable kinds of
Policies on the Life of Male and
Female, also Children's Endow-
ments.
Investigate Our Guaranteed
Cash Value Policy plans, and
see that for protection, and as
an investment, the Equitable
Life offers advantages that are
superior to those offered by any
other company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator of the es-
tate of the late Mrs. Susan Mcqueen. notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate represent them to the I'M
dersigned, duly authenticated for payment. on
or lefore the 1st day of August. 1858. or this
notice will I've pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said estate must
make immediate payment. This July Il. 1897.
FRENCH MCQUEEN.
Mcneil x Mclean, att'y's. Administrator.
July IA, weeks.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28
STATE NORMAL"
AND"
Industrial College,.
Greensboro, N. c.

Offers the young women of the State
thorough professional, literary, classical,
scientific, and industrial education. An
nual expenses $9o to $I3o. Faculty of
IS members More than 400 regular stu
dents Practice school of I26 pupils for
teachers More than I,2oo matriculates
representing every county in the State
except three. Correspondence invited
from those desiring competent trained
teachers. To secure board in dor1nito-
ries all free tuition applications must be
made before August Ist. For catalogue
and information, address
PRESIDENT CHAS. D. McIvER.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

| The heavy rains of Monday and
Tuesday nights did considerable
damage to property along Shoe
Heel creek. The dams of Major
| Wooten, r. 7. Covington and Col.
Alex McRae were washed away.
The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
railroad trestle over Shoe Heel
swamp was also washed out, de-
laying the train from Benefits
vile one day. An extra was made
up in Fayetteville and sent down,
which carried the passengers ur
the road. Notwithstanding the
fact that we have had heavy rains
very little damage has been done
to growing crops. The sever
bridges at Rocky Ford were alse
l washed away.
A citizen of Maxton who paw
- q poll tax ana on TWO Or three hun
bred dollars worth of this worlds
goods can, by paying less than on
dollar additional send all his chill
, dren to school for nine month
y in tie year. Now can you vot
. against free schools with Ties
= facts looking you in the face
= Suppose, for instance, you sen
one boy to subscription schot
you pay $1.00 per month, wher
). by paying 90 tax you can sen
n all your children to school fc
$. nine months. People of moderat
r. means should think seriously O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Lord Roberts's fascinating book on India. lately
reviewed In these columns, has run into several
editions in England within a fortnight Of publ
cation.
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DubIic Notices.
r>vo,ooo>~oNooNN~~~~~No
g UPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the APP

& SUPREME COUKI.-ln the matter OF the APP
psaon Of the BpST ox Of y b, s and pr s
orpoaton Of said CITY relative to acquiring tile by The
York, certain lands tenemenis hered,aients and
:s on The ssst one
and n as s and and to- p p Sq
OF SP . and aw n Of q Of ne the aw.
the go ~, Of ne sAps s. u.s. Lave
hereby given nat an application ton VIII be made to the SUI
i said Court 10 be held n Part III thereof. IN the
ss S dS Of S 'n h fSa
that day. soon thereafter as counsel b.
Rsaa ieei in n. al matter
ne; ':S e. 3 Nh
ys ,d and premises
iree and East oad~a Simple aS'ou,a Se
s to ss n Of the sfl Laws ' s OF f
ss a @ saa s1s1s
S Si e.f g, a "a
scrbed lots. pieces or parcel. Of land namely:
JeTeTson with the southe'ly line Of Division street
az s9d HfnSs for s unded an
sixty-four eehtyeigb, hundred,hs fei 1854 S
fss9 Rutseg. s':dsdy
s ss & liz. & sss w tn.
nons d n neh. for dstsns of
and fftvsix and hfty-three
eet 2565 the intersection ~ the With the
norhorlv line Of East Broadway thence ~ running east
a,lv along norhery line ~ East Broadway
;snce Of hundred and thirty and six hun
with he line ~ Jefferson street: g. mn
said westerly line
distance hundred and sixteen nnetv-fwo
I've -h,,ndredths n16 90 feeD less 10 tho
noint or place Of beginning.
PARCEL "B."
Beginning intersection OF the westerly line OF
Norfolk street the souther!y line Hester
d running westerly along sad ou9er lin.
,hres on 20o - 10 the
OF The same easery line OF Essex street thence
street ror distance OF three hundred and twentynne and
fwentythree one-hundredths 1929 fee 10 the in
,ersecon OF With the northeriy line Of DIVISION
etee, thence easterlv along said northerIv
tine 81 Division FOR distance Of hundred and
,repty four and 'y-for hundredths foe, ,ooi =,
fcsn TIC intersection OF the with The westerly line
westerly line OF Norfolk street for distance OF two hun
Sred and tweniy-sevcn and eight onehundredths Zee,
1ooT feeO or less 20 the place point Of be-
ginning c.ou., .c.
Beginning al the intersection OF the westerly line OF
suffolk the southerly line OF Hester street
Of Hester street for distance Of two hundred eighty
Two one hundredths feet 50 feA) Intersection
OF the same the eastey line Of Norfolk street:
thence C) running sodther along esstry line Of
Sofok stree; for distance OF two hundred and two and
nfy-fve hunde fee; 2o255 feeD the inersec
with the northeIly line OF Division
Division street for distance q" TWO hundred and twenty
foriyo onehundeds feet '227 II fceD
intersection % the same with the westerly line u Suffolk
street: - running norihcry along westerly
ne ~ cg~ok street for distance OF nineiv-echt ana
hiry-one hun redhs fec CS3i fee'.
o the point o. beginning.
Dated New York January II 1897.
FRANCIS ~. SCOTT. Counsel to the Corporation. No. ,
Tryon Row. New York CITY
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Daueine Schools.
Ccqal Notices.
1|0>|N"0o>~N<N"|ON|||@|VNO
NJ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND


r whitney and Charles " Bennett as executors OF the
psinn against n Many Maserson and Thomas
fr sn being cus am her ran ame beng
unknown to plaintiffs Ellen Meehan Thomas McAndrsw
sf. yn e ans oSn Mc 10 h
sn sa nhe name John being acors his Christian
name being unknown TO PLANTING; wnifred Gien Pat
cathsrne being fictitious her Christian being
@ns BTast MchnareV his Wife, HOFFMAN Bea
Hoffman all persons unknown 10 the Plaintiffs hayns or
the complain, this action such persons II any, being
se nS a d NARY Mushn dead and
Mary Loretta Feey deceased sometime, called loretta
deceased formerly reey and the granteee and
eg@tees and legal representatives. Of such heirs
law dcvsees grantees and assrnees be
s an and Fc hs heirs at aw ss
AND a. @ v na mS % or PGn a an" ali
Of whom and wse n. "pe ar" re ba ae 70
Asbbe r Fi,ch as conptroile- Of The city Of New
s,e urn Of 19 ams HeTcsTy cG%gs a
Caney Patrick Mullaney: John Young, Daniel Donahue,
Mnrtha: Johanna curran: Philip Wolff defendants sum
mons.-Trial desired in the city and County OF New
10 the above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer we complaint IN
this action and to COPY Of your answer b on The
case Of failure to appear or answer indsmen, VII
Dated New York. March 3oth. 1906
g. W. BENNETT Plaintiffs Attorney.
Of. and Office Address No. % Pine Street City OF
New-York.
his wife uhe na Jane being fictitious her Christian
name being paintns). Ellen Meehan
Thomas McAndrew and Mary McAndrew, wife
mn ne Mary being fictitious. her Christian
known 10 plaintiffs Mary Mclaughlin Johr
her husband the John being fictitious his
christian name being unknown plaintiffs. Patrick
Andrew and Cathariie McAndlew. his wife Che
,,a,harine being fictitious her Christian being
known 10 raintfs all persons unknown the plaintiffs
having or claiming interest and the premises
scrh,d in the complaint in this action such persons If
nd legal representatives Of said Mary Mclaughlin dead
and Of Mary Loretta Feely deceased sometimes called
loretta NJ Feey. the side Of her mother, Sarah Oca
srAan deceas formerly Sarah Feely. and
and assgnees such heirs at law dvsee and legatees
and the devisees and legal OF
such heirs devisees. egatees. grantees and
deceased and the respective husbands
and wives widows OF all such heirs AT law legatees
devisees grantees and assignees. and the erors
upon any interest Of said several unknown parties
premises. all OF whoin ana whose names are I'M
known to plaintins. 49,
ton pursuant to order Of Hon Abraham r. Lawrence;
Of the Of the Supreme Court OF the State Of
New-york. dated the eighth day Of January 1891 and
led with complaint In the office OF the Clerk OF the
city and County Of New-York al the County Court
House n the City OF New-fork
g W. BENNETT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27
NOON daily. PNctpF SUNDAY,
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo y',5 p. ~ Pullman Vestiouis Day
Coaches and Pato. Cars Dining Car service. Meals
a "a carte Connects Buffalo with through sespes .
I2:4O 4. Vi. daily. excep, Sunday for Mauch Chuns
ard intermediate points.
1 40 l.. VI. daily. except Sunday for wikesbarrs
Prtston and principal intermediate sistonS
Connects for all points IN coal regions Chsr-cars -
$40 r. ". daily. except Sunday. for wlkesoarrs.
Pit.ston principal intermediate staons
Connects for al points IN coal region. Pullman Buffet
5:i5 Il. NJ. daay. FOR EAsTON and intermediate sa-
tions
GAO y. W. daily except sunday. Express f9r sstins
ton and principal intermediate stations connects tN
Reading and Harrisburg Chair-Car 70 slatington.
ana all points West. Pullman sleeper vesthuei tas
y. Y. to CHICAGO. Sleeper to Ru~alo and Toronto
S:3O T.. ". daily except sunday s,.pprg Only at
soih Painhed. Easton. Bethenen, Mauch Shunk
l.. e y Junction. sayre Genoa. Rochester. Ba,avs
300 r. " daiis for ITHACA 9; s.NEE. RocHEs-
West. Pullman Sieepers Chicago and Buffalo sleeper
Wkestarre
Additional local trains daily excer, Sunday for
BOUND BROOK AMI intermediate points leave follows
900 A. NJ. 231. 30 and $50 r. n
Tickets ana Pn-imfn t'c'nrrod1ii''s ~ III" 20 26
273 9ti ard s23 Brosd~sY 81 Fast ii'h s.. i5s Eas;
I25th ST l2I Bowery. y y. $50 Fulton =. Court So.
"S p-oadway. End rroot'vn Annex. 1r'.k'fH
New-york IT. rsfer COMPANY will call ,or ara cAeck
baggage from hotel or residence through n destination
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3 West isoth,s owncs srcS Nesrus 5000
Henry-st 80 2I2 for n hve-story brick nat Blk
$50 Harry Flschci Of No 30 MahsJl,st'
owner: Max Muller Of y" u oe"''e '' ~ 10000
,is,h. - g,. Z, . Of Tih-ave. for hve i've
story brick flats Water Reid. ~ No 100 ON
ave- owner Is Ogden Co. ~ ''''' 10000
Monroe ct No 49, and No 10 Hamilton 81 tor or
five story story brick irHen'i, "',o
stores 2Jx1j 2x25xT3.i. : Bachracr ~ 20 ~
East sih st owner 'hareS "en'z, .. ~ 1900
Alterations main cf'ce:
warehouse Roosevelt Hospital Nsro'lh'p,'
owner; a g Mckenzie. II No lcD 'th ~ ~
tec. Marc h'ae'z So"' VI ~ ' 200
Cortandt- 81. No II. ~. story bfick storr
and lofts. John & W.s1a 4 Phl"lelpA!a f't'
owner: I. cramer. No l25 East I'D 81 atcN- -,n
tect. Il I, Walsh Of No II cedar 81, bullhe'... '"'
loist-st : corner Plr, ave. 10 a four .s,oi.
brick and fiat. Adol?h C1hn. OF 30 - Eas,
l.,st-st owner: : y ogden q Co.. OF No l,"5i ,ooo
architects "'''
No plans from branch Office
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An'onus Lena and husband To conrad Hotties.
= sGth-s st. Ia Il of ls ave. years. .......
Bryan. William. and wife 10 Charles Locke and
iiariy VI smith. II .Oth ST. ~ II OF ilth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot o. CortInadt and Dssbross.: sts:
CHUNK and Intermediate f'ionS.
sag A. VI. daily for vII.kEsRhRRE: STANTON
week 5ays). ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUF.
FAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and the West ard principal
1850 4. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACcH CHUNH
AMI ir,ermedate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-27

An'ons Lena and ha u; to onrsa Hotties
4ys Wim no ana nj w Gf 10 mares ax ysaL locke and "
Hariy smith. n 5cth st. i7a IT e OF iith-
Boaine. cio,hde to John i stewart charles
S Mas anal r1a Gh ana c %
Nea York :, Nicholas ave. 1888 # n Of 20
Book Narrarcha to William nerische and wife
cohen. " isaac j. AN and VIE to sisismond levy
1921 st. 20 I, Of Lenos ave. years 1900
cG i 1G OF 10 Asn' year ar loD' oe 100
cs rnaa; to Fs ss . Gn%D d .es ap
Harrison aye lot IS and par Of 3D. map y
lots knssiard estate. Twenty fourth Ward n.
Canes Furman y. to william Rankin. iosd-
Gluck Ieas,z and wife George J Cirossman.
Graz NS ot s,a' and vie To- The New York saving,
Bank. Manhattan ave. 1911 IT OF ii'ih- -.
Hunt. James sn~, ". and James Lawson and aiy.s ~
# a0 M E fs.Gi" 81. i"3 Watched Ss Year"
'n Bank .ds M x ne s rem Sn'H s
Of ne RenNicS prop.ry. year. ,;;,...:.:.. +oo'
'oS e. Ina j. s and VIZ m no Herman wesroo a
Ksschel. Adolph. to Alvin Eisert $ Aath--'. .u
Lynch Thomas. % j George flnmmef, No ~
1yo o1,. Jeremish e. ana wife to charles q Wed
Nos 5oi and 500 Broadway ard No i?' to 1870
New York Realty Company to the corn Exchange
Rank. Riyersi'l. Drive 'or avenue. e2i n o
oBren Msry j. . George StarS Baihgaie-
Rsymond cer,rude v. to Fredtrick- Harms.
both 81. 10 II Of IN ave, year. ...... Ios
schuS Ter Mar e. Elizabeth Irwin.
l.1th 81 80 II u l<-noN ave years. 300
John II ienshaw and Lewis u Crane
executors. ETC. = MARY Crane deceased n
l..ih ~ = u L-noX ave . nonth...... aDl
Siritimai'-r. jacob and wife 70 Morris and Henry
Kahn. No 31i East Nh -. years. ....--.-.... 3s
Tn" harrington Apartment Association 70 Henry
Il Cl1sson. corner broadway and i?ih
veaf-...... ........................ 32"o
Williams. Malta and Thomas. Susan &
f.ivlueSio D. = l"1fh-si. 1854 II " % Lenox-sNe.
Years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Same same. l31ih--t i,~.+ II ~ Lenox
ave var l,oDo
Same 10 Augustus . 'ohh. l36th-si. - II
or LenoN-aNe year 1909
Same 90 same i3blh-si. 1913 II " 81 LenOx-
ave. ysaf Interchangeable. 1900
Same 70 Elizabeth Fnney n > i36,hst. 1915 II
OF IeaoSaNc demand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Williams Matilda. William h toender
l3Gh-st ~ n II f..nox ave. also. n a l3Gih-
Il. 1918 n W ~ I-nox- demand
Tabfiske Nelson and wife To Charles X Bassetf,
1Gsih->i. liS@ q Il Frsnklln-aye. year. GO
BClLDlSG PLANS FILED
The follow ms new bu ding AMI alteration plans were
filed sest ariey. 800
NeH buildings. main sn,cc:
h.Fingip1 II. from Forsyt Eliriigc sis
.or i've story brick school JD 3yis wing
1"2- New York city. owner: snyder.
izWh- y. u =. JOB n " Ct Lenox- for q hve-
st'y brick nat. 22xss Samuel u Smith, OF Ne
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Suburban Real Gsiatc.

Suburban Real Gsiatc.
A 0ENcY -MonicAir real estate all kinds and
~ CLARENCE u. TUBBs. Beekman-st.. New-Yorh.
Religious Notices.
A. G.. DIXON SPEAKS
IRA ID. sANKEY and J. ~. BURKE sing In
COOPER UNION
to-day at D. m. Subject
Is PERPETUAL PENTECosT POSSIBILITY
peerS open at 80. Seats free.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

attain ave W 9 Iail n . ~ llIth-s,. lSN5O.
ester l. II ward referee. 10 Robert Gray. E.
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ERIE RAILROAD.


Leavo New York. foot u Liberty St. daily
CHICAGO. = l.. NJ sod - l., night.
PIX rSBu kG $50. ex sun s-a l. IL night
CINCINNATI 81 LOUIS. 10 a m. y. m -.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE sHl 10 tninlng oMl
II 80 m ,pning car. .. 3 % DINING carr .p,,
>ar ~ m - might surisy 10 tfn'ns sarl. ~ ~
4 IN Dining Carr. upining CAD. 'DinnS N"' 10"
CiHht
NORFOLK. II 30 = N. saiiv. On ..s
MN ORLEANS. Through s.e~uer $50 o. m 'S~'
A trains sr~ iiuriinat~' MN pint-ch iash . :.
Nr,c.s. in 10 81 80 ~, HwaN Vi it.....
f,1 R,~.rv y v sSo 49, rnitoH-st nr''ki,ni s,...J
80, =, ibc,,v 81 y { n ~ Y Bsgg,ss efeesS
nom no Or r-sid 10 destination.
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WFST SHORE z. K,

WILD ! oFNJNC h.!Aj
Train, Leave W i2l st. station. " Y. as follow" -
IS m earlier from foot franhlln st;
1.IO A. ~. Daily Local TO Buffalo. ,<,ss.
OtI5 A ~ Daily for Albany. Utica. syr'eusss' csasA
ter Buifao Nasara Pals. Toledo. Cievssnl,, wS.n-
rI,yS Daily except sunday. 10 tAuNn
tsir. New-Paltx Lakes Nohonk ana Mm MI. psrl3
At,ny Utica Saratoga. Caldwell lAi, ceasse' '
. Albany ,.,,.. svrac.sA
a .on = paiv for Albanv. Montreal UTICA s,s,,o,c
D.cheser Banaia. Nisgara fs's TORONTO
cleveland chicago and -. Louis ..,.. Roches
ct5 l. \ ray except SUNDAY. Tor Sit"e"'''
ter rnysip. ... rccAes.ss
avk + n Dsiiy r,- albany utics s,rscgse 80
SBufysio Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Ss'e'-
eago and ST Louis
~ tsb.s az nr,rrrsi hotels and cfhces 49,,
q II LANBERr. General passerS~sw Va
vandsseue ava. Nsv ~