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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
EAST MiDOLEBUaY.

Moses Dudley, Jr', Is quite ILL.,
Frank Roberts was home from Proctor
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. ]. Needham is visiting friends at
Plaltsburg, n. y.
Scion Guyett met with quite serious ac-
cidcnt from a stick striking him on the head
while chopping in the woods one day
recently.
Wallace Arnold, who for number OF years
has been employed by +. II. Thomas of
Middlcbury in his blacksmith shop, has leased
the shop on the Omstcad place of +. \,
Smith.
asst Friday evening about forty friends of
Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Foster gave the couple
complete surprise. The party was greatly en-
ioyed by all present. The ladies had provided
fine refreshments for the occasion, to which
ample justice was done during the evening.
The East Middlebury Library association
held its regular meeting at Mrs {. f.,
Partridge's Wednesday, Ian. 81, at which
time the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. {. +. Partridge;
v,c president, Mrs. +. \. Farr; secretary,
Mrs. |. NJ. Stafford; treasurer, Mrs Geo. w.
Abbott; librarian, Mrs \. H. Sumner.
At Good Templars Hall Friday evening,
Feb. Q, Hon. Frank c. Partridge will deliver a
lecture entitled "Norocco and the Moors,
being an account of his experiences and
observations in the Moorish Empire while
resident at Tangiers as American consul
general The speaker will appear in full
Moorish costume, and many articles Of in
tcrest from that county will he shown. The
proceeds Of the entertainment will be added
to a fund being raised to procure bell Ion
II. Rarnahas chapel The admission fee will
be : and 10 cents.
John I.aque who has been in poor health
for many weeks, died at the home Of hi
daughter, Mrs X. +. Currin, Tuesda,
morning, Jan. 80, at 9:5o O'Clock, aged s.
wears I'm IS45 Mr. laque married Mis-
lccta Dmmick, who died ten years later
Three children survive their union, Mrs X. l.
Curriu, II. l.. laque and Miss lucni1 Laquc
all OF whom reside here. When the civil wa
broke out Mr.. Laque enlisted in company {
9TH regiment Vermont volunteers, servin!
four years and participating in many hard
fought battles. The deceased was a pensione
in the amount Of SI2. The funeral service
were held at the NJ. +. church Thursday at
p. m, Rev. c. p. lIogle officiating. The in
ternment was in the village cemetery.
The Springfield Daily Republican of Jar
q notes the following of a former citizen O
our village: 81. S. Maynard, who was in
stalled last evening as past master workman
of Rockrimmon lodge OF United Workmer
was presented with handsome gold badge c
his new office. The badge, which was in
, closed in a morocco case, had at the top a
embossed bar, with the letters &C. IL. and p;
from this hung a gold representation of
Bible, the emblem of the past master work
mans Office Beneath this emblem was
blue ribbon, with the name of the lodge,
the lower end of which was a bar with NJ
Maynard's name upon it. The pendant was
gold medal, bearing the motto and emblem
Of the lodge on the front, and ON the bac
was the inscription, Presented by brothers
Rockaimmon lodge, No. 1916, A. O. L. w
Springfield, Mass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
OEWEll,

James Meacham has returned to town to
stay.
Olan Root has taken X. II. Overhscr's
farm for the ensuing year.
The snow storm of Friday, Jan. 20, has
made business lively again.
Rev. BENJAMIN Swift preached a strong
sermon Jan. rs, especially for young men.
\ ID. /. Moody memorial service was held
at our Congregational church Jan. IS, with a
good attendance.
Chas. Stay will give an illustrated lecture
Tuesday evening with the band concert for
the benefit Of our band.
Archie Sanders is cutting ice in three or
four different ponds, using two ice plows.
The ice harvest is an important one in the
handling of milk to advantage.
George Baker is dressing from week to
week some of the finest five months old pigs
ever seen in our town, fed by himself and
dressed for the Brandon market.
Our second entertainment came off Wednes-
day evening, IAN. 24 and was great success
1t was given by the Temple Quartette Of
Boston with reader. The hall was packed tC
the doors.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
SHOREHAM.

Capt Franklin Moore is failing in health.
Mrs. L. II. Nottingham was in Nergennes
Friday.
Dr. c. Cummings of Tconderoga visited DIR,
Plat this week.
The auction of Mrs. Hattie Waite was
quite successful.
Rollin Cook of Sandwich, ILL.,, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. ]. Q. Caswell.
Mrs Brodt of Orwell, who has been visiting
Mrs, 5. G. Moore, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Albers Nottingham spent Sunday in
Bridport with her sister, Mrs. Orrie Gibbs.
On Thursday evening Mrs. 5. G. Moore
gave whist party There were five tables.
Mrs. +. II. Farnham and daughter Mar
garet of Sudbury are visiting at ii. w. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. North, who have been
visiting in Tconderoga, have returned home
Quite delegation attended the concert il
Orwell Jan. "a by the Temple quartette oil
Boston.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
RSISTOl

The Treasure Seekers met with Mrs. ). ID.
Farr on Thursday afternoon.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Metho-
dist church will be held next Sunday
Constable Henry /. Rivers went to Isle La
Motto on business Monday, returning on
Wednesday,
- Mrs. Sarah Lincoln, who has been sick for
some months, is very low with slight chances
of recovery.
\. D. Everts and wife have gone on a trip
to Florida and Cuba. They expect to be gone
about two months.
J. S. Sheldon, superintendent of the Bristol
railroad, has gone on trip to Western New
York. He expects to return this week.
\ successful surgical operation was per-
formed on Ernest Allen on Saturday to re-
move a tumor from near the jugplar vein.
Rola Peake and +. y Dixie started for Key
West, Fla, last week. From there they en-
pect to 60 to Cuba and return about the Ist
of April.
Harlow Williamson of Ashton, ILL.,, and
Milo William of Cornwall. with their wives
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02

were guests of Chauncey Stewart and wife on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Mrs. Stewart IS
sister of the Williamsons.
There are a large number Of teams drawing
pulp logs from Lincoln and Starksboro to the
banks of the river, south of the village; also
drawing white birch to the Novelty works
near the depot. If the sleighing continues a
large amount of lumber will be drawn to the
different mills
Iohn Siples son of Mr.. and Mrs. William,
died at the home of his parents on Sunday.
lie had been sick for long time and a surgi-
cal operation was decided upon. About two
quarts of pus was taken from about the heart.
The funeral was held on Wednesday morning
from the Catholic church. The burial was in
the Catholic cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02

Mrs. Maria North, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. \. ]. Towner, five weeks, has re-
turned TO her home in the village
We listened to the Young Woman's Glee
club of Middlcbury college Tuesday evening.
The parts were all well taken and it would be
unjust to give especial mention. The concert
was greatly enjoyed by all.
On the evening of Feb. o William +. Weeks
of Brandon will deliver a lecture at Academy
hall on "Six Days on Bicycle Through the
South of England" The lecture will be a
school library benefit and well worth hearing.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
ROE NEe

Mrs. G.. w. Grandy is suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia.
John Jackman has moved into the Aber
Gowett house on Comfort hill.
Miss Grtce Kingsand went to Rutland
Tuesday, the guest of Miss Jennie Temple.
There was a iiremans ball under the
auspices Of the Stevens Hose company, No. /,
at the town hall Wednesday night a. ID.
Nittums orchestra of five pieces furnished the
music and Prof Waterman of Burlington
acted as prompter. Supper was served at the
Stevens house by Nine Host :. :. Gaines.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
BRIDPORT.

NJ. P. Williams was out of town last week
on business trip.
c. l.. Benson of Addison spent Sunday in
town among his friends.
H. S. Witherell visited c. L. Benson of
West Addison the early part of the week.
Miss Pattie Fletcher has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
ride out
Mrs. Virgil Benedict of New Haven has
returned after visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Williams
Crossing on the ice on Lake Champlain is
yet dangerous several teams having broken in
during the last week.
J. c. Sollace has accepted position with
Charles Allen, a wholesale glove dealer of
Gloversville, n Y, as travelling salesman.
Mrs. Thompson, Redland Falls, Mimi, ac-
companied by her son, Seldom McGehon of
Hartland, were in town last week calling on
friends.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church gave an entertainment followed by
an oyster supper last week, which proved a
success in every respect.
Morning Sun lodge, No. 5, F. and a. NJ,
are planning a series of entertainments to
raise funds for the balance of the debt occa-
stoned by the fire of 1891, by which the lodge
lost everything. The first of this series will
be gramophone concert by member of the
lodge in Masonic hall Tuesday evening, Feb.
e, to which all are invited. The occasion will
be an enjoyable one. Concert to begin at
7;3o o'clock.
One of the pleasantes, and most enjoyable
events of the season occurred at Masonic hall
Friday evening, Jan. 10, when forty couples
gathered to trip the light fantastic until an
early hour in the morning. The surrounding
towns were well represented, especially Shore
ham. The music Orchards orchestra fur
nished was fine, and was appreciated. Also
were the songs rendered by the Moore
brothers during the lntermission.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
CORNWALL.

Invitations have been issued by six young
ladies' of the Congregational church to a
measure party" at the town hall Friday even
ing, Feb 9. A varied program has been pre-
pared and all guests will be Hospitality re-
ccived. \ large attendance is desired as the
young ladies in this way have undertaken to
help raise fund for painting the church edi-
fee. admission tickets may be obtained at
the door by those not already supplied.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
County Ueps.
ADDISON.


Whooping cough is very prevalent in this
part of the town, hardly family that has
children escaping it,
Our doctors are very busy these days, there
being a good many sick. Mrs. Tres Barber,
Mrs. George Roscoe, Mrs. II. il. White,
Cyrus Norton and Sydney Clark are among
the number.
Our pastor, Rev. II. II. White, has been
holding series of meetings in Panton the
past week. Rev. Mr.. Watt of West Rutland
is assisting him this week. Mr.. White is doing
a good work there in building up their church,
which has been run down for long time.
Daniel f. Austin, brother of Mrs. T. w.
Jones, who has been gone for the last three
and one-half years and none of his friends
knowing where he was has returned. Every
one has hearty welcome for him. He has
been to Hawaii and the Philippines in the
army. He was for while in Cen Lawtons
division
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02

= There is more CatarTh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to
he incurable. For great many years doc
tors pronounced it n local disease, ana pre-
scribed local remedies. and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment, pro
nounced IT incurable. science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional disease, ana
therefore requires constitutional treatment
Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j
Cheney X Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. II Is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi
monials. Address,
Ed. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
SALISBURY.

The fourth anniversary OF the Parsonage
Building Fund society will be celebrated at
the town hall Wednesday evening, Feb I,
with an entertainment OF charades, acting
proverbs. music, etc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. II. NJ. Adams is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Iadew have fine boy
baby at their home
Miss Minnie Sampson is gaining very slowly
and will not return home until some months
later.
For Mrs. w. ]. Newton in last weeks news,
read W. J. Newton, who is quite himself
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b. NJ. Cowles of New
Haven attended church at the village last
Sunday.
+. Elliott is building some fine boats, in
tending to have them in order before boat
time in the spring.
The town auditors will meet at the town
hall on Saturday, Feb. 10, to settle and
arrange town matters preparatory to the
issuing of the annual town report.
There will be an oyster supper for the
benefit of Rev. X. w. Thompson OF the NJ. +.
church at the residence of Willis b. Child on
Wednesday evening, Feb. !. All are invited
to attend.
The gentlemen of the Congregational
church of Weybrdge will hold sociable at
the resi- lence of !. \. lanes Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 7. The men will provide and serve
the refreshments. Ladies are especially in
yited to be present.
The four schools will unite in an entertain
ment at the town hall on the evening Of the
2Sd Of February. Refreshments will be
served to the scholars during the afternoon of
the same day. There will be no admission
fee. Suitable music will be furnished by
Shaws orchestra All are invited.
An effort is being made which will b,
likely to be successful to reorganile the Ethar
Allen band for the coming season. Quite q
little encouragement has been given to the
former members by our townsmen. Suitable
instruments will be engaged as soon as
decision is reached. The boys are richly de
serving the support of our citizens, and othe
towns are setting us an example in thes'
things.
As W. {. Sturtcvant's team, driven by Mis-
Nette, accompanied by Miss Mary and Mrs
Ernest Sturtevant cnroute for the NJ. +
church, was passing the street lamp on Rocl
Island on Sunday evening, Jan. FL, one of tn,
tugs of the harness became loosened and tn
inmates jumped from the carriage Mise
Nettie and Mary escaped unhurt; Mrs. 5
became entangled in her apparel and fel
head foremost to the ground, striking heavl
upon her left elbow and breaking the bone
Ii is quite serious, but is mending rapidly
Mr.. Sturteyant was called by telegraph iron
Springfield, Mass, and arrived on the tlye
ON Saturday following.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
PURE WATER

Is the essential requisite for the health that the
system Ninety per of food Impure food
Stunned like poison millions Of people drinking
taking into their from wells, cerns lakes
and rivers which only hold solution acareous and mineral
salts conducive sen and old but thousands of cases
deadly microbes and germs of malignant diseases.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02

CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
Distilled Water

absolutely pure may
which 1t is endorsed by all physicians
health old
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-02-02
The Sanitary Still

Dstils water in the most thorough manner We invite
investigate Its merits.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

through New YorA- foot OF CHAMBERS 81.
as follows. 5 minutes earlier W. sd ST
300 Daly-soi1 train for Buffalo Arr 5 p n
BILEhsmJon, Nagerly. EIInIra Bradford toaGhes
paglor ana 0afe dining 10 Buffalo ~
D.1S a. In.-Dally, except sundays. to Binghanton,
OWego. Waveriy Eimira and Delaware Valley points
Monticello Pullman PaFlOr
30 D. M Daily,-ChicaEn Limited-Fast mal-s0ht
train 20 Chicago, arriving SO ATT. Cleveland I4O
E!eepers Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
80 u m Daiy.-PUrTalo Cleveland Express-arr.
IsuffaIC jamestown 100 EOuug5-
Town 10 p a Cieveiand 30 SleeVers Buffalo
1nd ClaVpIand
8.I5 .. n. Daily,-soid train for Einghamtou, wav-
eriy FiEa Chicago SleePers 10 Buffalo Chicago, Gin
cinnati. Dining car
CObIdODATIoNS at Ill liz 2el 4ol and 05I Broad
and West 23d New York 333 SEQ Fulton
ST 80 Broadway. Brnoklyn IL River ST., Hoboken. and
New Transfer for
rhecKa baggage destination
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Railroads
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave York, foot Liberty street: South Fsrry
on htehau TERMINAL 8 minutes earlier.
|Daiy Except Sundays. tsuudays
CHICAGO, $50 Liberty street only. 'lSO D.
and az. 10 night.
PITTsBURG, 40 a m, ulbertg street Only,. 'aOo
CINCINNATI. 81 Louis. 1000 a m. TOO .. u
'l2.l5 night
loyal BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tso0. 1000 fpnsrJ.
.ll8o a. N. (Dlneri, too D. m. Dnerl, 'LS0 (Dnsr
I3oO CRoyal Limited.- s1clusivsly Pullman Train
'l215 night NCRFoLK, tloo p m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
ofhces: 119 I72 POI 434 1900 Broadway. s5 Union
So W. 1aT Bowery " Y ssS Fulton St. BrookIyn
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked
from hotel resid encs destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
LEHlGH VALLEY,

Stations " esJ I'd COrRudt and DcsbrOsses Streets
Felnt r. r. Ferries
West sd Street other figures Cortandt Deslrosses
Streets except Sunday
455Pu suaday 545 sunday IS Sunday SIS Pm
y sunday ). Pa zSu1aaY % ". sunday s. a II.
-. 1 u, II 20 NJ. Local Tor EASTON.
O. c~.SG A. 81 BI FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
and principal local points. Faror and Dining Cars Con
+.I1.55, 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
the world Limited seating
with
10 Detroit ard Chicago Dining .
y For WILh ES-B AIsI.E, SCRANTON
-'3.55 Coal Region and Intermediate points
81 O.. v1. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
-5.55 XRT0P Chicago Ncstihuc Limited. For MAG
ARA FALLS Sleeping Chicago and Toronto
.7.53 $40 NJ Expos non Express Tor 5I IFtALS n
$50, 800 NJ For ITHACA ROCHEHiEh- 81 fr AA4-o
Chicago
so FLAIEFIEID 30, Nd BROOK, locals 4ally eAtclL
sund1y " = 10 go, go SO . and D ~ n N
Tic Pullman accommodations 49, 20 30 55o ~ anu
Prnalvav Union Columbus L.
Brook lyni
VIII call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through TO destination.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO Z WESTERN RY.


ear Franklin St,J;
FNprrss A. NJ
sidney Is
ssarurs1v Holiday ~ Hockand 900 p. NJ
Limited Eockand 3.l5 7. NJ
rghiraRg Western points. 600 +. M
special Middletown 8ti5 A NJ
.Eatiirdays only. 4Daiy fsundayA only
Tickets partor 37i e45 and I354
Ta7 Columbus 53
273 1c5th s., New York Court St. $50 Fulton
r. -adu-y. nrookzn-
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PURLIC NOTICE.

sssee proposals WIZ be received BY the Common Coln-
= L1- Cry O.. EeW Rochelle \ Y up 70 - c4oe.
= n. I--s az July i. 1900 the Common Cour-iI
s-2sfs CRY Building. corner Main and ne,faA nc
s t-r t--tF-fse bonds thousand c9i-aFs eatta
.. - sal1 bonds t4 registered bonds and payan!s
t5ss -za cclls g 600 % the Grst Gay II angus
ias-e IS -s.z ~ $3.50
,h-s- 6-rsz are issued r-srsnt t5 ar act the Leg
g ~ me s-are q New York. rassec Aarch Z7th,,
y ne purpose 1f purchasing land IN ne Feut-
- y me 0--r EeT R-chele known as ne ftlsisy
sta SITUATED corner Ct Neotter avenue anu - my az
- p Sad city. for school purposes
'11s W.- -uteFeF- the rate ot = per efhl
-.--lH. and sold the person nff2 or cor
1-@--lR the highest premium.
:. IDS s----i-lle7 reserve I-e i-hi-- -
Essi 1n ss.5 vrtIl ne payable sem-anuually on
-e1f ~ August ard February
Fesas E-al De arc0upsltec by a certlilea checA
c--11- bank $1,000. payable 70 the 0rcef OF tAe
hs'1sat=r ~ Kew Rochelle X y
s5 p addressed "a andrew J se2z city Clerk. and
Ts,-lef - -he Con-1c1 Council
'- A=H Rochelle y Y Tune %. 1909
ANDREW SELF city Clerk
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I@LASCRY DEPARTMENT. once superVis

sr5E AE-hltser. Washington . c. July 9th. 1900
r7 E+tyFDs1Ls VIII be received - this once 1nt
sEsrss J. n fhe 1th day cf August. 1900 and tnen
arre ne heating and TeurilatinE Wofk Tor llr fHi
.aurant- Bath House anc Laundry Building Con
Efanr if4cnr Covered WAYS ar the T. = iufAl =
--.esar, Ellis York Harhor n accord
nag 6e s Cravings ano specinestion copies ol Nae
Tiiur zee a. TINS cnice the once - tsorlns
sksTHe Aref11ecfs SO ~ Broadway. New York, y. Z
AAyA TAYLOR Supervising Architect
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Treasury DEPARTMENT. once supervis-

EFtr5s Ar--.-s~f washington J.. q. July Sth. 1900
--y atL-sA Is vii received - tnis once uht
,Eees5 p 81 rhe TN day of august 100 ana men
4r tie erection and completion except e4eclrlc
Va ,slHF water supply ana other pipes of covered
-. - Ferry House T. &. Immigration station
ersrs-sn1 New ToTk FarboT. n accordance WIN tne
- e1d sIer ncar0us copies a which may % hAa
1lee once sIeEsrs- Boring g. Illton.
EF0y - g Broadway. Kew York, X = JAMES
- TAYLOR S-1erEisinR Architect
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DESKS q OFFICE FURNITURE,

DRESSMAkING
CORRECT STYLES, perfect nj. superior
work and finish. fauluess sk-rt dFpoP,
work SHOWN. responsible, reasonable. 50 llsI
waists Mrs. COOKE. DO Vest 4flh-S'-'
near Broadway
DRESSNAK ER-CoIored woman, good
dressu3aker would Ike customers out Oh
town or city. ais, take work home FeLei-
euce IREY, 227 West 4Oth-sJ-
DRESSAfAKER ER-Seamstress fine hand
sewer good hitter. shirt waists. a-tera-
tt0-S. home reasonable. out. 81 ~ d2E
references. ROBBINS. 226 West 25th-st-
pRESSMAKER-- Stylish summer gowns.
also fancy waists. made very reasona lie,
own goods. out by day. Nine. BAUER, 10
ParE-aye late with stern B~gs-l-
DRF,SSMAk - Reliable. engagements
out by day: city. country. private raml-
lies renodels alters. all leading styles.
ch.drer's 8 work Address NJ, Box ~.
"a Broadway
LEARN dress cutting and millinery: a field
without limit. special terms for summer
course. call Immediately. new shirt waists
ca skirt patterns cut TO order, 500,
M'DOWELL SCHOOL. 2Io-3lS 6th-ave-
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-T-r-TsFAlr,N-Ts and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
a raaeivea an their Uptown Chlcr 70 Lax bioaaWay'
-ertt - n 80 until o. clock p. m, advertise
.ee4Ved the following branch ornees al regular
tssh1A ,,n.H O'clock . m. 234 ethave.
81 s3a - cor i2th 81 ~, ss
--d II Iss near Vest hotf I0o
rra., o4 ~ near % East i4th ST ~ Nest
80 Tth ~-S esh sfs@
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Railroads.
IACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
WABASH RAILROAD.

d 'EtI1flfInenIaI
-, go 4 "a arrives Detroit 30 a. Chicago
s.9E - ~ Louis Is p, next day Kansas Dlty
seg,lt t,xsnna r. r Queen city Special" leaves New
arrives Chicago 10 So a. St Louis
y n kansas city $50 m. next day
n g Through reclining chair car tseAls
,-e sr6 sleeper leaves New York m arrives chi
easo $50 ; "a Nc mg5cIEII.AN C z. A.. ss7 Broadway.