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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23
Gbf Marietta syonrnaE.
GRAND Jury PREsENTMENTS.

/. 80 + q l
We, the Grand Jurors, chosen and
sworn for the first week, March term,
Cobb Superior Court, ask leave to make
the following presentments:
We find the public roads in bad con-
dition, the result of excessive rains.
The public bridge across Chattahoo-
chez river at Roswell is in bad condi-
ton.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
We find the court house in bad con-
dition. Some repairs needed, but as
the time is near at hand when work
will begin for general overhauling and
charging the court house, we recon-
mend that there be no money spent
for temporary repairs.
We find the Jail in good condition,
with the exception of a few small re-
pairs which we recommend be done,
THE BOOKS OF THE COUNTY OFFICERS.
We find them to be neatly and cor
rectly kept, and proper vouchers for all
money entrusted to their care. Bal
ance in hands of Treasurer this date,
$l4,534 "a.
We submit herewith the report of
the County School Commissioner,
which is as follows:
Balance on hand Jan. l, 1898, 3 95.38
Reed from State Treasurer, 19,448.85
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Arbuckles Coffee Good Roasted Coffee Ioc II lbs
good Green Coffee ST.. lbs better Green Coffee ST.
9 lbs. best Green Coffee ST..
4 lib. can standard Tomatoes &C.
r1eat cts Best Lard cts Best Hams 10 cts
z lb. standard Corn SC.
2 lib. standard Okra and Tomatoes &c.
Early June Peas, can Ioc.
Early Boston Baked Beans, can I7c
Eagle Brand r1k I5c.
Columbia River Salmon Ioc. .si
3 lbs California Dessert Peaches I5c.
French Sardines Ioc. ff1
American Sardines sc. aasasl.se4 s.s ss,o s.. IS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

Time is money in the eyes of
the law when the judge says: $40
days or $10."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

Cupid is a little fellow, but can
not always judge by the sighs of
love.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

March Term, 1899.-It is ordered that
the foregoing general presentments be
published as recommended.
GEO. F. GoBER,
Judge Superior Court.
A.true transcript from the minutes
of Cobb Superior Court.
w. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

We desire to call attention especially
to one fact, to-wit: that quite large
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

Everything i'm both departments is leader; we dol
not use any special thing to make run on; buy al
bill from and every item that bill will be one of
the sO-called leaders, Here prices of our
dry goods:
AAA Sea Island &C yd. AGA Bed Ticking Ioc yd.
Good Cheviots 6hc yd. Hickory Stripe Shifting 7hc|
Good DENIM &c. Kid Finish Cambria Lining gel
Beautiful Designs Dotted Swiss I2hc.
White Pique, Ioc to 3Sc, Figured Pique, to 35c.
Scriven Elastic Drawers. any size, Soc
We now have possession of the two stores formerly
occupied by the A. P. Brantley Co. Everybody knows
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23

amount of taxes due the county are
still unpaid, and we wish to urge all
constables, and other officers of the
county who have these fl fas for coIlec-
tion,- to press the same and use every
diligence to collect the same. When
we began our investigation the first OF
this week, there were several lawyers
and physicians in the county actively
engaged in the practice of their pro-
fession, against whom executions had
been issued for their special tax, and
these fl fas placed in the hands of the
levying officers and no entry whatever
made UPON the same, but we are glad,
however. to state that since we began
these Investigations that most OF these
special taxes have been paid, which in
our judgment only demonstrates that
the fact the officers having these mat
tiers in hand for collection have been
too lenient, and we ask in the future
that these fl fas be kept up with and
that the officers i'm to whose hands
they are placed, use every honest effort
to collect the same.
JUSTICE DoCKETs.
We find them neatly and correctly
kept.
We recommend that G. NJ. Power be
appointedN. Pa Ex..J. p. for the 1919
District &. M, also that f. w. Frey be
appointed n 7. & Elk. j. p. for the 1893
District, G. NJ, the term OF j. Y. Alex
ander having expired.
Through our committee We visited
the paupers' home, and beg to state
that its condition reflects credit on its
management, and we herewith submit
the report of the Ordinary, which is as
follows. SCI kh s|
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-23
ments be published in the MARIETTA

ments be published in the MARIETTA
JOURNAL.
Seaborn Crowley, Foreman,
Chas. p. Stephens, w. w. Brimer.
A. A. Martin, w. s. MeLain,
G. @. Clayton, John. D. CAN'T,
A. w. Higgins, J. NJ. Cogburn,
l. A. Reed, f. L. Mayes,
L. P. Hairston, R.H. McMillen,
7. B. Dodgen, H. L. Scott,
r. M. Whitehead, i. J. Kehely,
/. A. Rice, ]. X. Mckinney,
j. III. Howell, 7. r. Rutherford,
J f. Clark, ". w. Scott, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
OTHER MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan 5-The light supply q cattle TO-DAY
served 70 bring feeling and desirable oTer
ugs largely iOc higher Beef steers sold n - I
poorer s. 1895 Tor medium and 70 cog
Is 5Qs5 feeders brought s. 3ogsi 60 accord
Ing 70 quality Calves brought s. 1895 10 There was
an active demand FOR hogs and prices ruled %, nsnsi
choice 50 81 asa 10 packing i2.s rs toso @
rnixed SO 4STs3 81 butchers 50 5OgS3 30 gn 70 ".
So - pigs 9Os3 a.. bulk O. sales 50 5oGs5 ~ raee
In sheep quite animated AZ stronger prices sn.eP
sold az 81 1888 - for undesirable os p 70 StHst %
Lambs In good request a. 81 1oGso - s
81 . warnings s4dS4 heavy sheep. 81 5DGso ~
Cincinnati Jan 5-H3gs active. 81 40nS3 20 ate
81 50Gs4 - sheep quiet steady - -o9sf lhos
quiet steady g. 509Si 50 .. -,
East Buffalo Jan Receipts OF sale and through ca
tie sheep during the twenty FOUR hours sndea
noon today, Cattle - cars. sheep ana amos
- cars hogs. Shipments: Cattle. z5 cars sherp
and lambs hogs. 10 cars Catt@-There was ohiy
Dad sale. and a moderate demand tor the nanny
kind but steady prices Calves IN fair demand az
about Yesterdays basis Choice auotable.
g. 25qt7 so good 70 s7s7 . sheep and lambs
The o-ering- 20 The demand was fairly &C
tive and prf the light handy lambs and deslrabe
sheep were firm TIE sales mostly az - - "ltn
the heavy lambs Sheep being IN light supply ara
rood demand prices nrn There was a li'tie de-
mani feeders he basis Of 81 I9Gso LeInns
choice 10 extra 81 c5rs5 IS: good choice Sqs5 p
yea-.irgs s. 4OHs4 so. mixed. SO eoGs4 = There was
orlv load a half O., Canada lambs which sold on
ths basis OF Hogs-The market opened fairly ar
tive - loads total sale Workers. were early quot
able s. SOGS3 S2is mixed. 81 65lS3 90 After the BULK
Of orders filed good medium were easly OBTAIN
able at So 81 756t3 TN light Yorker - O
pigs 81 81 roughs. 81 2oqS3 80. stagr 81 5ons2 IS
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IS S1ss so

sS's :: - : i ss: ,.sa as j.
sSs spot 4s 80 s. to s' s. go sS a::
coarse winter bran sloS,is latter white me si4S
chop SID N meal io ess Soy s., iced 'i'0'' o. n'"H'
of os.s Fol rsducpn IA the v9gms
Irregular conditions Asen. based largely the daily
prices after opening reasonably steady broke shaTy
S Ss Tor snS dy a s"a
cned to sell here and .calpers manifested some
sd dday s aoF io n. ch the
liberal proportion Of bush Influences bI, the trade
Without the imporsan; aid Of outside n,sTes Foreign
mark markets were generally higher but like home news
Liverpool advanced isG%d Paris markets were also
attitude Of foreign houses howsver still remains per
,seny against any sdvancns tsndsncy on ,hs side
amounting to AZ loads all porte The leading point n
from seaboard ports asgresating again 900 900
500 600 bushels ahead Of The preyiou. week spring
wheat receipts only AL against s7s cars last
nespo, gives promise q than 300
600 bushels for the week These figures claimed ael-
Northwestern markets. Receipts In the Southwest are
TER af * Sf bed ST r oei s and
thawnr Weather but The Price Ctrrent found nts
reports out today Onto showing condition u 100 for
lot through Tehra.Na and oslsho-'. from
Kansas c It was said bought S n only 10 sasSs 81
Of wheat and according 70 private cables the Continent
also buying cargoes oT coast Russian shipments
from Aurvst to date have been % o 600 bushels under
previous year on tho MAY wheat quoted
a AZ -5c. Quotations o! cpsh wheat e"oaf
follows: 10 T97s6s0A.c % arrive.
Northern Duiuth T0asr No Northern Duluth
77Hsc arrive. No hard Manitoba. 81 &c - arrive,
No ! Northern NewYork - sc sT'r DoFN--ine
"r-.' wfh iffie cprH'ance today. and prices &C
cordnrly eased or closing ~ An increas nr
movement : promised the cold wave
while condition II should also show improve
There export ct!ons 81 81 loads and
- 4 higher but neither ~ the-"
inspire .ubsen,ial support from local or out
SIDE interests Tho Price Current stated that recent
quality NJ While
h.1her prices encouraged ih-ral orr-in-s The
interior movement Is gaining somewhat arc shows -"
board shipments 3s4 90 bushels larger n
corn closed AL 7437%c afoaf for new and Ola
re~a' c''e' and without
feature. interior receipts showed decrease for ne
week Of 446 while clearances about fh'
sar7e week No cots closed - 73@ No " 'ats
sads4l+c. track white. 1896; No white clips csc
""' NV Maize. stronger No . Western. G4c O
aroat. 10 Western. f4i.c sHraf state rye VIC
New-vork ca-lots. ...-. RICK NF.IIA I--Market
quiet Quoted al s4G55c track New York.
WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations In New York. foot OF Barclay and GnrsSpncrA
VFSTIBTU.E TRAINS, PULLMAN FIFFEA f~
PlNTSCH LIGHT. ,,.,.i
500 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops d. ''
1000 ooa' M-tcs,c Carr BUFFALO SCRANTON BINoa
HANTON OWrGO ITHACA ELNIRA slI,,AA~ 90.
and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BuNet faIl,' 800
conrecting al Buffalo with trains for Chicago an" p
West. ,--.th,t.1 IT.
900 p NJ tday)-chicsgo and BuNalo Nesupnl- Sfrp
press FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and Et'Sa 80 80
pullman Blu YET Parlor Cars 90 Enira through sis'R
ing cars and day coach 10 Chicago. arriving al f4'
400 p SCRANTON. wILKTssBA RE ard PLY N
OTTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Paror Csrs ,-rsrr
ZOO r. " Oyaliy)-CHTCAGO and BlFFAH.. '5 -
FILLED LIMITED EXPRESS for scRANT0N g TT
HAMTON EIMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH 81 - n,
SLEEPING CAR New YORK TO Chicago. DINING IN
u Buffalo ,---.ss ,r-rruAS
$40 p (tally)-BUFFAIo EXPIRES ~ VI r.
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
rivilg Buffalo 500 4. NJ .-,.>-ox prS1-
e,ao Hally,oBrET,Ato,, srRHNxNpaV1N' rrTIcA-
SYRACUSE and OswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman bul''
TIcKErs AND PULLMAN Appropriations o. At Al
Place 40 ard 942 Broadway Tickets az unn
dred am Twentyntth St. 235 Conn5us ave Nv 49, w
sss ars 7os Elton -. and 100 Broafway hroo~'S"-
Time table giving tu infornaon a. al ',aton Is ara
wrS-COTTS EXPRESS COMPANY vs. cav tor sho
check baggage from ho,s Or residence 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

York. Jenuarj D. 4ooV'
-rr,-rs- Receipts 81 cars or ss2 hsat neiuens
,Ll- - ,~-.--+ alive for slaugnrrere ahl !
GERS .' -ss,5e, About carload Of rough stun was
car &. ..s@ nr.c.s Dressed beef IN fair demand a.
SIC a. - common native sides. lo-lat >
49, a,S London cables quoted American I've cAst
~ Nil a. per n, estimated lI-sse- Wiz -
nrins a. ieef h CHER sAc per y Inc Or5ls.o
took TO-DAY 70 S'4asD' -
coInpaAy -'ins5 4 CO.. . oxen 1855 y avernge az -
ioo - . bulls 80 70. at s2gSs 90: cows SO ID
a. - =. --,,. 4 s5n. COW 1860 ~. al 50 . . 49,.
- Us peceuts wore i2J head !AclGd'nE ~ oileSs
.-,--,rg the stale calves mere were 80 -" So
49, vs. SOW and prices barely s'e-1{, az y. xsT IS
zee 49, b1rr- ard and ,ef calves m 5sHtc - "a
He.f..s Judd CO. - veals IA ~ S.eIAer' - - 80
- 200 " BARNARD cali. 800 ii. a. ,, - 2, ,oi.
y Hume 4 Bro. veaas. l'5 10 al 20 N' wv "
a. - 90 a son. veal 1873 - a. 8 a. !2s 70
O., Is 50. 81 vs. N A. s. ~ BurA,S CO " 10 ."
q rifeuhack. ! veal l3t 70 al 30 > "a
etrtFP ASU I.AMHS-R@ceipts we're - -. " ,,~s
80 frriutng two direct ana VII w 80 80. 80
10 -. "a r cars sold - when - ~ -
- ,-f al Jersey city sheep Nerr 80
AZ ,-'css i,r1bs slow hut generally uncnAnse1,
~ 80 a hslf cars held over lnln'N :. "a
...sn 80 A. 60 g5u<4 - PEI ~ - llnrn =, Is a5
~o-- rethrrs 10. medium . choi1r -e-.-S
as as. dressed mutton quiet a. "g q ~. bs ~
ielnbs a. 7is0ec country dfrs'en "''"'
IL George pienhack IN STATE lamb 80 aae Il,
AZ. a. g 81 per 100 = l9' DO 10 10 IL - -
= 10 s. 2oc Michigan amDs. Is n at u Is"
All Ohio 90 - -. a. s. 60 - a. - =, ssG 40
a. "rr. fs. perrsyivania lambs. ~ 10 ~ % "
IN, .-i,,rta kSeer export wethersl. 10 - Al 20 ~
y X WiiEsr.on 30 Buffalo lambs - 10. al " W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-Yo-k. JanuarT .. 1871
-o--rr- -hs -a-set Tor coffee contracts opened
aav VIII n--es partially points lower enc out niue
sai,,n :, tr.ae only lots 800 bags changed
S n, the a subsequently the market PICKED up
;..is more speculative interest BY Il m sales ha9
$50 hacs For entire session saes an ornied
reS 30 1as r,-, the forenoon bear contingent
~ slsht until the worlds visible supply
when the market oecAae
- active and stealed Htte. decrease y o"o 90
ssss .rr -pro-ec ftken place during Aecenn"r
visible supply January was NbuS 'Oo bags
A. no tine during the fay. however could ne nArKe
active. and the tracing l2.oV.ng
" sins. announcement Vas Of quite local character
-nourh small investment buying was reported European
80 r-aznar 'ahles but ite figure az market N
1p.r~ss . a-v-hinE Disappointing 20 the ou
rSnr.rt The u the cable news was me arse
,cvsrsrt n coffee a. Rio and Santos-i2oOO bags
e,-,Xs-ah BE "a the recent average further &c
lp-32d reported IN -he rate o., RIO
.vchsngs T-e market finally steady al unchanged
r-,,es . points decline spot brazilian ruled cuiet anc
closed barely steady No Z hio' invoice io'S o72N' anu
3obbng parcels &c 49,, 49,, .,.,. =. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
Rerelper 8 Notices.

-
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NswYork County -
~ matter Of the application Tor me voluntary
dissolution o. tho Holmes Brumley Company.
TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN. notice 10 hereoy
given that have appointed by the supreme .olr,
., n. STATE az New York In receiver Of ths
Holmes Br,lrey Company. and q all the property ana
said corporation. and that have duly guar
90 As receiver. ar do require;
All persons indebted said corporation 70 renoer
an account 20 me AZ the 81 attorneys IS Nassau
Street In the ty u and County Of New YORK
ln sait state u New York by the 10th day ~ March
1900 ID, all ~ owing by them respectively
All persons having IN 'eir possession property
o effects ~ such corporan deliver the same to me
Ly the said lUfh dey OF Mar 1893. .
III creditors o, sad corporation 70 deliver ner
and demands by the said V'n
day March. 1859.
" All persons holding or suosistng contract
safe corporation present the same IN writing and
in detail place aforesaid on or before the
said 10th day IL siarch 1890. .
JOHN II 2 IRELAND Receiver.
4 HAR-PrDGF. Attorneys for Re-
csve- OA.s and office address S5 Nassau Street
Borough II Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

ln.1us 80 A.. N -u,ss earlier from wesi &5d-st
as foao~s .s,'h.lst Express DAILY for Brgnantons
c. Dio" ~ ri",i-a buffalo Bradford. Arrive sara'
p Parlrr 90 bunAlo- s.,y eo',4
o,eO r. M-vessuet innitea-F.'t man aa yy,ssso'
siaessr, 70 chicas7 Cleveland sEc cincnnsu-
p-i,s ,r eur,lo and Cleveland ves'ihuied Espre.s
s.'iv -" s-rives a. Buffalo % A " braiio5l
u" =, ,rea,ovu 7 90 a NJ, youngstown 10. a. "a
rsvsisnS u 80 P NJ sleepers 70 Buna'o sne SeNsA"-
cs,s Inpa, rsuv .old train for Rngham,,n. ElmrS
49, and chicago sle.pers 70 Hornellsvte She~<s
srd &C. ~ rrocaL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
cONMODATlOSs A. III! - 81. ~, ~ - w. iss,r-
-s-,r,t-- No 27t a.. ferries -
= go r,i.o--s, proatwav Brooklyn i.- hNer -.
1880, ana Jersey city station New tor< rs.,
e calis ,5r aas checks baggage from h''s'' z"
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
so,-rurzv COTTON MARKETS.

-,,-.s,o, Ian Cotton easy: middlns 7-ioc iov
.td.1s lido. good ordinary 9-l6c recelpts SIol
haIes expor-s 10 Great Britain 10 o2s To me continent
40 coastvr,se 1888 sales, 3l6' stock 3ls-so
r,..,-. Ian Cotton nominal. mieeling. sac; low
tI9ng sid. good ordinary. ii-l5c' gross receipts
. $50 bales. stock. ZOo-o' ,,,,,
ID low nrifdlng 4hc receipts, SV2i oaies e1por"
70 the Continent. All sales 40 '''oA, -
low ralfdling 4Ac good ordinary. 4Sc receipts oo,o
:, sxn7--s 20 Great Britain 1900. 70 ne oh'tei
soo c,asfytsa I $50. sales 400. stock. +1o45i
Memphis Jan 5.-co,ton STEADY middins &c sos
-iSsng Sc good ordinary. ll-l0c net receipts -
s-oss 2022 shipments 2l7l. sales, 2lco. stock
las. 7s4 -. -
e. Louis Jan 5--cotton steady: middihs 80 oo,
-is4-r 3. good ordinary II iSc net receipts 90
bal... gross II shipments 10 so" sales l" stoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06

Newton 4 o.: - Pennsyvania lambs lo 10 At y -
IL Pennsylvania sheep. $50 10 at s. %; bucks 40 10
a 81 %
J. n Hume a Bro $50 state lambs ~ 10. NJ - o@
81 Michigan dc. IS n. at - 80 ...o "a
s. Judd Co; ga Bunso larios ~ w. II - w. -
Buffalo sheep. l13 n at s. IN .,.. a, q.
II II Hollis i0l state lambs. % n al - % ~ 90
GO n AZ s. 20 .o 49,. -, g..
HOGs-Receipts were q cars or 4.25s head. All 'or
sIsughterers excep, - head. Market trihe nrm a,
81 s0Gs4 10 per 100 ,or fair 70 prime hogs 1ounuy
dressed "a. d4ac Tor heavy tAGo] ior heuum
and ~. Q5%c for light weights -, - x.
Sales-s Judd & 90. % state hogs. 142 n average
nj 81 10 per 100 n DO $40 n al 81 stags 90 ID ~
81 50 also Gate yesterday 10 western hogs rs TO- NJ
81: roushs 237 10. AZ s.. -. -, On - -.
II. Hollis nate Yesterday; 20 sts,e psS 90 ~ =.
IS ~ state IL n a. 81 Is. boar 40 TO az
So q g., e.. 49,. -, -
a, 81 10. 70 90 i5o n az s. roughs. 3nI n a. -
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i1roucsdls.
-~~~EN~~<[<rg m
PROPOSALS

l'l'OfOHAi'S
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDrN0
SEALED PROPOSALS WI, be received until January
f5r he p B 81 PRISrNG and BiNbiXG for IN, year
opened before and me- award % con ra,s ~ De mace 10y
The Joint Committee of 'ongress on Public printing =, ne
the committee rese~, ng ITSELF right 20 reject any
and all bids Judgment u the best interests Ok the
De5aii@a -sne4u-- ot The as-erip,ioa quantity; sna
blank proposals. and giving the regulations @ih which
5 yy P.lrl.r PUSH. PRINTER washington = =.
The contracts Vii be entered INTO tor supplying sech
quantities q paper as may BE- needed during me year ana
The estimated quantities set forth detail in The sch-
% 600 renm. machine nnsA printing paper 5 :,12s
3 eco rams sizsd and super enderel white tinted
printing paper yaroGs sizes, .-o,, .,., and
. 500 reams co.ored writing paper various sizes and
1000 resri- cover paper various and weights
5 Geo pounds 81 o., lest lest 2a' p 9asS
$50 coo pounds supernne iouoel coated book paper
$500 reams manila paper 'arious SIZES A'' "e's"
100 Gn ponnees s-,Iecsl Enactment, various sizes
10 oS9 sbsers cardboard various colors sizes. and
800 900 shset bristol board coiors sizes and
200 ,s"-as a--ciass ledger paper whit. blue laid
' or wove various sizes and weights 49,.
1000 ,ee2o oa 2s5. sE sizes s1S sad ~sss,.
a 700 reams tissue and copying paper, . -. -.
40 cams tar paper. 241se
AS reams plaid marble and comb paper FAE'o1s
sso r.srns typewriter paper. various sizes and
sss -eSms cap letter. and note PAPER
1000 sheets parchment i3x@l. - .s,,.,,. -.,r, or
more ,,on o., The Joint COMMITTEES o., congress on Pub
lie Printing w PALMER
Public Printer
= her
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"RI ACK DIA1OND EXPRESS"

-v.. buffalo s5s p " Pullman ves'ihuls Day Coaches
~. r,-,nr cars D.ning-Car service. Meals 70 carte
a, BuraIo through seepers 70 Detroit ana
Chicago. - , =, ..rx ,or rAs-ox MATCH
C~.Ii-Ty wILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON ard coal
r.,xo .,ro p " daily except sunday. Cor WILKES
rT--S \ SCRANTON art prime pal inter
s..-f,-s Co-r for al points N coal regions
r.rS-.a, pu-s, par'or ca for W1Lk EsBAFkE
$40. 5si5 P " sunday only for AAUSH CHUNK
and 20 go asiiy except sunday. for EAsroS
ed stations
an 10 ,isao daily EXCEPT sunday for EAsroN
=. .rsn~nai intermediate stations .--.,
n.sI5o. 700 P. " daily r. suEFALo Nla ..ss.s
FALls " % Chicago sl--pers TO Buffalo and Toronto
n',irg l'ar View York 20 Eas'on -, .. .o,--xr
.7,4o. 5000 tsily s,rrsinF nv yUr.w
Pi15 A.,~Nvr fsayRE GENEVA RocHEsrTR ByFFALo
~ "a -6Po~To pullman Sleeper tor Bufao Noss ous
arc ,arSNcer psssenr.rs carried ~ h.rzsse esr-sd
s.sS"";rSEvA ROCHESTER. PI'FFAIo NIAGARA
80 ard ali points wes. Pullnnaa SLEEPER 70 Chi
cago $500, .-.,-. ATTY .xr.-. sunday FOR SOUTH
,Exrrrr y pO--xn pp0OR srt ,,e-net'sis points.
fLNls. ,,isx.. 5000 i0s0 A NJ 20 800 90 SOUTH
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