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There is np secret
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Iu our success to please the people.
Fact 'is -they enjoy coming bring tlioli
friends, and thoy enjoy It.- Here it is:
dualities Goood
Prices Right Always !
Our friends and patrons remember tbi
and come again.
The ground hog was about right
Winter still lingers in the lap but
speaking of those things reminds us of
the nice stock of New Spring Dress
Goods wo are receiving. 'Wo are at the
head of the prooession when it comes to
New Goods and Low 'Prices. New
Silks, New Henriettas, Serges, Itrllhan
tines and Mohairs. '
It isn't exactly the season for thun
derstorm-!. But oiir thundering big
stock of Clothing must bo made to go
off like lightning to make room for the
showers of new stock arriving every
day. iMake a streak for tho llareains
we are now offering. i
"The Woman Who Never Said a
Word". The latest remancevof higli
life in the mcUopolis must have been
looking"at our Bargains in Dress Goods
and trimmings, and was afraid some
one would get the start of her.
The presidential bee is now trying to
gather honey out of that pretty ilower,
the bar'I, but we are not opening that
kind of cooperage ours are fflled with
The Kolston Health Flour tho best
food known to man. Milled on strictly
scientific principles iu accordance with
a formula furnished by "the llolston
Health Club. Contains every element
required by tho human system and in
exactly the proper proportions to make
you healthy and happy. Call and see
what we are doing in the line of pure
and healthful goods.
The Rolston Health Club Model Cook
Book, best and greatest book ever pub
lished, tells how to cook and when to
cook. You can't help but behealthly
if you follow the instructions. They
are plain, easy and economical.
You culture all the other four senses
Why not culture, educate the sense of
"tasto ?" Because you are not rich
isn't an excuse. We'have made it pos
sible for every one to culture their
taste for articles of food of the highest
standard. Even enjoy the table luxur
ies. It gives the body more strength
and durability to bo nourished on pure
nutritious foods and educates your
taste for a better mode of living. Wo
sell the Rolston Health Foodds and the
purest groceries we can buy, and tho
prices are kept down to the lowest
notch.
The popular Loan was all right and
so are our 'popular prices on Garden
Tools and Hardware.
Solid steel handled ax, vSc.j steel
dirt shovel. 3Sc.; steel' spading fork,
5Sc; steel hatchets, 29 and 35c; steel
. hammers at 25 and 35c. ; hand saws at
50, 75e and 81.00. Mrs. Pott's Irons, 3
in a set, with cold patent handle and
stand, all for 70e Cheaper than pot
metal. Set of 3 fire cjay stew pots for
25c. regular price 00c.
One dozen boxes best parlor matches
for 10 cents.
SPECIAL. And for only! Three
Gent's and one Ladies' Wheels, good
quality and warranted. A saraplo lot
and will be sold lor less than wnoie
sale prices, viz: Gent's at 41.48; Ladies'
Wheel at ?42.0S. No duplicates, only
four at these prices. Tho early bird
catches. So can you this bargain. A
word to the wise. i
You don't need a derrick to raise you
if youbuv one of our Owl Nickel Alarm
Clocks. The amount of get-up-a-tlvc-ness
that a man gets '"for 75 cents is
truly wonderful. Tryy one, that's all
you'll need.
Lots and piles of other goods you will
need this spring' which wo will slfow
you when you call. Wo ain't afraid to
tell all 'about them, but if we had all
this paper for an ad. you would not
have the pleasuro of knowing how
fetchingprices are when spoken in a
charming way by a polite salesman.
Don't delay your visit to tho great Bar
gain Emporium of this city and county
one day longer,
Hutchison's
JBargain Store,
169 Front St. Marietta; 0
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Parkersburg, WJVa., March 0. The
Athoyywoll in tho Waverly Hold is
creating considerable excitement in
that field and is now making oyer 75
barrels a 'day.
Sovoral deep wolls in tho vicinity of
tho Preacher well in tho Calf Creek
field are drilling and among tho nuin;
bcr at least half a dozen good produc
ers are expected to bo struck.
Teamsters nro kopt yory busy in the
Wayeyly field, and there are notenough
teams to handle tho vast amount of
material which is wanted in tho field,
and which in almost every instance
has to be transported from tho rail
road and river. Tho Ogdon well has
been tho cause of great activity in tho
field of late.
A roport Is current hero to-day that'
tho IiUbeek Oil Co.'s well on the south
side of tho Little Kanawha is dry in
tho Gordon sand. The roport cannot
be verified however.
Tho Kylo and Weekly wells hayo
been the attractions, but the most sen
sational announcement relative to
'these two gushers was glyen out dur
ing tho week when it was stated that
they wero falling off in oil and increas
ing their flow of salt water. This was
an innovation to those familiar with
Big Injun territory. It is said to have
been tho rule to get tho big dose of
salt water first and tho flow of oil to
increase as the briny product was re
duced, but the general rulo has beon
reversed with the Indian Creek gush
ers. Asido from that point it can be
said that the two wells wero on even
torms in point of oil production at the
first of the week, each producing about
000 barrels a day. When the week
closed COO and TOO barrels a day was
tho relativo production of tho Weekly
and Kylo wells.
One of tho attractions out on Indian
Creek during the week wus tho Dem
vonian's Kyle No. 2. When this well
was drilled to the top of the sand
Thursday it wab reported to be a bet
ter well than either one of the other
big wells drilled in out t,here. The
well made one big How and then filled
up with salt water and'oll. Since that
time tho well has been stauding full of
fluid and deeper drilling has made no
improvement in it Review.
THE CAIIIO FIELD.
The Oriole Oil Company, whose well
was supposed to bo dry, are rigging up
preparatory to going deeper.
Tho Nicholson well on tho Wilson
farm has settled down to a 12 'barrel
producer.
The Harvey well below the McFar
land should reach the pay Thursday or
Friday.
Thomas Riley and C. J. Van Valey
have let the contract for five wells to
bo drilled by Freed and Bloy near Joy.
The fishing job in the Wilson Bros,
well on Wolf Creek has been given up
and thcrig is being moved.
Three or four wells ore to be started,
immediately in, tho vicinity of the
Yates strike on the Benson Athey farm.
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The Gracey & Co. well on the rail
road right of way in tho Cairo field is
making 34 barrels per day actual pro
duction. The Roeserifc Best No. 7, on tho Nu-
zum farm at Corning is making 75 bbls.
per day. Their No. 8 oa the same
farm lias just reached the top of the
sand.
Thompson & Co. are spudding on the
Riles lease at Cutler.
IIiiclclcii'nArn ca Salve.
Tub Best Salve In the world foi
Cuts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, JS.il 1
Ithouin, Fever horoa, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns; and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Pile3
or no par required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or inonoy re
lundod. Price 25 conts per box.
For sale hv W. H. Stver.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Valley Belle, Captain Wick Hay
man, entered the Marietta-Middleport
trade Monday. She will make here
after three round trips o Middleport
per week, leaving Marietta on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The management of the P. A. Goobel
aro considering tho advisability of en
tering tho Marietta-Parkersburg trade,
making threo round trips daily.
Mr. Lee Williams went out on the
Columbia Sunday with akbunch of 0
head of horses for Charleston.
Tho Liberty took out on her last trip
six tons of ico consigned from tho Ma
rietta Ice Company to Capt. Chas
Muhleman, at Hannibal.
DlstlliXry nro In Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, March 10. Tho big five
story warehouse and distillery of Ml
halovitch, Fletcher & Co., at Nos. 514,
5l6 and S18 Eastl'carl street, filled with
thousands of gallons of whiskies, wines
and all various high-proof liquors, was
totally destroyed by lire shortly nfter
eight o'clock Tuesday morning. Tho
loss will aggregate 200,000 or more.
Mn. Maybrlck Doomed.
London, March 10. Inquiries made
Monday at the United States embassy
confirm the report that the secretary
of state for tho homo department, Sir
Matthew White Ridley, has refused to
reopen tho cast of Mra. Florence May
brlck, the American sentenced to im
prisonment for life afte having been
convicted of jjoisoningher husband.
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WANTS .PEACE.
Steps Being1 Taken Toward Re
opening Direct Negotiations
'With Venezuela on tho Boundary Ques
tion by Lord Salisbury.
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Tho Kngtlsh Promlcr U In a Generous
Monti, nnd Will Do Anything (or tho
Snko. of l'caco and Harmony Ho
Will Sacrifice British Interest.
London, March 10. The British for
eign office docs not expect that tho
Venezuelan blue book, issued last
week, will ever have more than on
academic interest. Stens .toward re
opening direct negotiations vf ith Vcnez-J
patches wero sent from the 'foreign of
fice on last Thursday, which, it Is be
lieved, will certainly accomplish this
end.
As soon as diplomatic intercourse is
resumed Lord Salisbury will assume an
attitude of most generous magnanimity
and will make offers which Venezuela
can have no excuse for declining.
He will make a virtue of sacrificing
'what ho declares may be proved to bo
British rights for the sake of peace and
harmony, and to put an end to an inter
minable quarrel over trifles.
It is represented by those who ore
close to tho prime minister that he
would rather play a part of unaccus
tomed generosity than establish a
precedent of unrestricted arbitration,
which is tho only other course open to
him.
It will bo a difficult policy to justify
before the English people of both par
ties, because ho is already loudly ac
cused of scuttling in all recent diffi
culties. BY THE CRAMPS
Models ot tho Wnrshlpa Indiana and Now
York Aro Being Csetl.
Washington, March 10. Tho mod
els of the battleship Indiana and
tho cruisor New York, which
were reported to have been turned
over temporarily to the .Inpaue&o
government to assist in determining
the character of vessels which Japan
intends to build, have really been
loaned to the Cramps, the great Phila
delphia shipbuilders. Mr. Charles
Cramp arranged the matter and gave
bonds for the safe return of tho
models. It is understood that they will
be used by the Cramps to illustrate the
character of warships constructed by
the firm in order to securo contracts for
some of the new Japauese vessels. The
Indiana and the New York were built
by tho Cramps.
Dentil lTcrcrrcd to Arri&t.
Danville, V&., March 10. George
Evans, tho Negro desperado who killed
Jailer Win. Cook Saturday night and
escaped, was located on Washing
ton street early Tuesday morning. Tho
house he was in was surrounded by a
possc.who were preparing to enter when
a pistol shot was heard, and on enter
ing the building they found Evans had
put a bullet through his brain iu pre
ference to being taken alive.
Gen. Uarcln 't nl. Indicted.
New Yomc, March 10. The United
States grand jury for the Fobruary
term came into the circuit court Tues
day and reported over a dozen indict
ments. These cases include charges
against Gen. Garcia and his Cuban com
patriots, who were accused of violation
of tho neutrality laws. United States
District Attorney McFarlaue positively
refused to give any information regard
ing the indictments filed.
Common Pleas Court Judicial Con-
Tho Uepublicins of the Third Subdi
vision of the Seventh Judicial District
of Ohio will take notice that a Republi
can Judicial Convention will be hld at
Athens. Ohio on Thursday the 10th day
oi April 189(3 at 11 o'clock a. m., for the
nomination of a Republican candidate
for the office of Common Pleas Judge
in said subdivision. In such conven
tion the counties of tuid subdivision
will bo entitled to one vote for each
('JUO) two hundred votes east for Gov
ernor Bushuell .it the November elec
tion last fall, .ml one for each fraction
of ovit (50) fifty votes.
This apportionment will result as
follows:
Athens Countv !23 delagates
G.illiu 18
Meigs " 21 "
Monroe "' S "
Washington " !)(! "
Vinton " 10 "
The Republican Committee's of said
counties will provido in their own way
for the election of tho delegates.
L M .Inwi'.TT.
D. W. .1o.ni:s.
G A. Kkki'Eks Judicial Com
L. B. McVay.
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LONGMAN
PAINT
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SOllD UNDER GUARANTEE.
Actual cost less thnn $1.25 per gnl.
J. W. DY-LK
Succesxnrato T1. tu'
Wholesale and Retail
129 Front Str .- , '
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ruggi ts
Martinez
111 M$W-
UoroetbinS to iiwJabooi!
1 '$MM a, -
PLUG
The largest piece- &tj
roDacco ever .500 jQjno
a
The 5 cent niece fs xmsru
large as you
high grades for lo cents
For the Holiday Trade
Fine Picture Frames
AND
Musical Instruments
Of all kinds. The finest line of
'Mouldings and Pictures in tho
city to select from.
Everett, Harvard and Martin
Pianos. Olough & Warren
and Waterloo Organs.
Prices the Lowest. We always
take pleasure ill showing
our goods.
Schneider & Breuninger,
25G Front St., Marietta, Ohio.
A large assortment in stock.
Keys fitted by an expert lock
smith at
Salzman's
Machine Shop.
Successor to D. P. Adams.
Ilcadquarters for
FINE BUGGIES
for tho coming season of 18B0.
Wo aro ready to receive orders for
Buggies, Surries, Buck-boards, Light
Driving Wagons, etc, at bottom
prices. Special orders filled without
extracharges. Wo claim to sell tho
best buggy for tho money that is sold
in Marietta. No trouble to show goods
at 515 Fourth street.
F. H Dutfon & Son.
A. J. .RICHARDS,
PHARMACIST,
Next door to First Nafl Bank,
FRONT ST. MARIETTA, 0
Personal atlentiofi given to com
pounding o rescrlptlonf.
Road Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the ' Commissioners o( Washing
ton County, at their session in June, . D. '08,
praying for a County road as follows:
nommenclnK In the County road leading
from Layman to Watertown on the lino of the
lauds of Oscar Thompson and O. D. McQrew;
thence south on line of lands of Oscar Thomp
son and Gilbert Smith until Bald road shall
Intersect the Athens and Marietta State road
All of said lands being In the Towcuhln of
Harlow, asblncton ' ountv, Ohio We do
nerouy respeciinuy apply 10 ana request sain
omralscloners to nrmolitt viewers to view the
ground along which suld road is propjsed, to
run jmroiiftiiv u; iutuuj iu Bucn case maac
and provided.
Signed; Gkorob McLADanuN,
o. U Mo ,nnvr.
Dated Jan .TO, 0fl. I Tlnclpal Petitioners.
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PORTABLE AND
MARINE
If you think of buving an engine of
any bizeorkind send forourCATALOoui:
No. DO. containing illustrations and
prices ol every kind of engine from 1 up
to S25 horse oowor, at bottom prices, or
List No. ao for vacht oncrines, boiiers
and boat machinery. Either sent free.
CHAS. P. WILLARD & CO.,
197 Canal Street - - CHICAGO
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HESfWiwiMS
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witrLttJvrHnixiTim
Tonsorial Art Palace.
Citizens Nat Bank Building.
Flnost outllt In the city.
Four chairs, and all conveniences.
Ludlea' llalr-cutilng and Shampooing a
Specialty.
CONRAD BAUM Proprietor.
flotlco.
Owing to the favor with v. hlch our Parlor
Car Service has been received and the increas
ed travel resulting therefrom, arrangements
bave been made to exchango our present car
for a sleeping Car and Chair Car combined
which will run through to Toledo without
change. This will enable passengers to take
Sleenlntr Herths or Chalra as thov may re
quire at Marietta lor Toledo and all interme
diate polats via Columbus.
II. U. VINCKKT, u. I', a. x, a u. u. uxi. it. a.
Z.&.O. R.R.
Half Faro Rates to Columbus, Acct.
Republican Stato Convention,
S3. 30 Round Trip.
Tickets good going March 9th, 10th and 11th.
Returning" until March 13th Inclusive.
Leave Marlotta 0,20 a. m. Arrive Columbus
11:35 a. m. Leavo Marietta 2:10 p.m. Arrive
Columbus 8:30 a, m. For further particulars
call on or address, C. L. Flanders, City Pass.
Agt., Office Front Street, or Union Depot.
WANTED
PERSONS USING MACHINERY
To know that the best place to
buy Leather Belting is at Oline
Bros.' Machine Works. Wow and
second-hand bolting bought and
sold, haVo at present a special lot
p.darly now from tho Moore & Hall
Planing Mill; that is a great bar
gain for someone. Also dealers
in Shafting, Hangers and Wood
Split Pulleys, etc., etc. In fact for
anything you rieed call on us and
et our prices, it will pay you.
CLINE BROS.,
Machine "Works,
Third and Butler Sts. Marietta, O.
SEuji"jlJi jldJ'.-11-jd, AHI,jrit-M.
STEAM anp
GASOLINE
ENGINES.
"nitn'tl .j-JLi-Jt
B.&O.S-W.RY
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TIME TABLE.
Trains leave Marlotta as follows
For Cincinnati, lo:lo a m, lls25 p tn.
For St. Louis, lo:Main ll:SGpm. '
For Louisville. 10:10 a in, 11:25 n m.J
For Parkersburg', 10:40 a m, tb:00 n m, 'liCS
For Delproi 0:00, 10:10, 2:10,4:65, 11:25.
ForChllllcothfe,'10:40 'a m, lli2S p m. t6:(0
a m, t2.BB p m. '
TlVll XTa Vniila lifP . A4.H
JDaily. tEscept Sunday.
- Vv.... .uiwiuubiuu icguiuiutf rates,
time on connecting lines, sleeping, parlor cars.
etc., address
Q. M. Payhb, Ticket Agent, B. & O. S. W
fly., Marietta, O., or
. G' ? WA1?FBL' Assistant General Passenger
Agent. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cleveland & Marietta Railway
IN EFKOT flUMDAT, MAV U, 180J.
GOING SOUTH GOlkoliOKTL
Mo
a.
NO 11
120
p. in.
2 65
146
12 82
5 50
a. m.
1180
1105
10 56
10 48
10 41
10 28
10 17
9 68
9 49
9 2U
9 19
9 12
8 58
8 40
8 85
8 80
8 22
8 16
8 08
7 67
7 40
7 40
7 83
7 29
7 24
7 18
7 08
700
8 48
8 43
0 25
a. m.
2 26
uoo
Ciuveioiiu
Akron
Canton....
t). m.
12 18
10!
a. m
7G5
Toledo
d. m.
2 16
2 40
2 48
Valley J.
Canal Dovur
p. a
"i'hh
7 12
7 02
6 67
Oil
6 82
-(6 22
6 18
5 64
5 '48
6 41
E 80
5 12
8 06
4 57
4 OS
1 44
1 87
4 28
4 18
4 09
4 05
8 8
8 68,
8 47
8 C8
8 80
8 1
8 13
218
p. m.
12 3
8 40
60
00
06
18
Odborts..,.,.
2 67
304
uiaok Band....
Phillip3uurg 1
Wolf's.....:...
N Comers town.
Post Boy..
Guernsey...
Elmbolton ..."
Miller's... ..
Oldham's
Cambridge....
Nicholson
"ycavllle
Trail Bun
Pt,PloaBant...
Glonvrood...
Ava
Bollo Valloy.,'
Caldwoll.......
Dudley
South Olivo...
DoxtorCIty...,
Maclrsburg
Elba., . .....
Warner '
Whipple .......
Stanloy
Caywood
Marlotta
8 16
8 20
886
8 43
7 80
7 40
7 43
8 07
8 17
8 25
8 85
1 01
11
17
4 27
1 42
8 60
147
8 68
4 67
BOG
6 10
9 03
0 11
9 18
9 28
6 1
6 27
E87
6 47
S 61
5 68
8 03
0 00
6 20
6 28
8 42
0 47
7 05
9 87
9 45
9 66
110 02
10 07
10 12
10 18
10 2S
10 87
10 62
10 67
11 16
D. m
P. m.
12 20 1
8 16
Parheroburg...
8top on Signal.
v Aw t? 1 al'y oxccIit Sunday,
. TAYLOR.
G. P. ft T. A.
SuDt. Trans
MARIEm& COLUMBUS SHORT LINE
Toledo & Ohio Central Ext'n.
Time Table In Effect Doc. 8 I89B
u.it! tii oiunaara Time.
Tho Only Line out of Marietta with
mruuKn rarior car Service Be
tween Marietta and Columbus.
NORTH BOUD.
Ko.l.
A.M.
No. 8. No. 11
P.M. A.M
LeavoMailetta
" Tunnel
" Vincent
" Cutler
" Utley
" Sharpsburg.
" AmcBvllle....
Arrive Palos
" Athens
900
9 20
0 40
10 01
10 23
10 35
10 59
11 29
P.M.
2 li
2 34
2 62
8 12
8 88
.8 45
3 61
4 22
4 C
4 82
6 26
6 16
7 15
7 25
7 4i
8 81
('. 41
7 85
10 C,5
1 60 A.M.
7 40
" Columbus
" Charleston, W.Va
" Cleveland
" Tolodo
" Detroit
" Chicago
2 25
9 80
7 00
9 20
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2. No. 4, No 1.
A.M. P.M. A. A).
Leavo Columbus..
' Athens
" Palos
" Amcsvlllc
" Cutler
" Vincent....
Arrive Marietta...
7 25 2
CO
4 85
( 85
6 05
0 83
6 67
7 83
10 86
11 60
12 27
S 85
080
7 45
10 20
10 49
11 25
11 44
12 20
3.,!arin(?,alIj,.0XcePt Sunday. Close 001
ncetions for all points north and west.
For farthor Information cill on or address G
ata O' lCk' Acnt, Union DepotfjffiS:
T.D. DALE. Beeper01' G" P
W. M. MORSE, SuporlntendeD.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
Da'1,?- tDally Except Sunday.
South-bound. -Wh.iU
1 3 E EASTERN TIlfB 2 4
AM AH PH pu A.
7 00 til 45 l 00 Wheeling 2 05 B 4 10 4
iji ?2 JS5vTSi?un,eTlir M 6 ion
u v u am. juuruuBVllie 12 4;
0(0 185 11(111 H!otiT-ctHll ii.i
6 Ob 9 07
410 84
8 40 7 28
8 05 7 00
r au
I) 40 1 45
8 40 12 88
8 85 12 81
8 03 12 07
7 27 11 3S
0 20li 2
10 25 2 60 7 20 WllllamBtnwn ins
11 00 3 25 8 00
Park'bg
10 45
A U A M
12 07 4 83
Bavenswood
Mason City
Clifton
Pt. Pleasant
OalllpollB
Huntington
110
115
140
217
3 21
6 37
5 41
0 00
0 50
8 05
W. J. Bobikboh. G. P. A Parke,
For rates, lnfnrmntlnn. ntn nail n ...
dress. WlhJ. BOULAtTBAl
184 Front St
ZANF.SVILLE & OHIO RIVt
riMHi CARD IN EFFECT .DEC. Snd.
GOING NORTH
Lv .Marietta
" Cowoll... ......
" Waterford......
" 8tookport
" Malta
" Zanesvllle
At Columbus
ArCblcago
fjStPaul ..
No. 70. INo. 7U
8 20 am
0 63 am
7 15 am
7 48 am
2 40 pm
8 18 pm
8 86 pm
4 10 pm
4 83 pm
6 40 pm
8 11 am
9 20 am
11 25 a m
9 oo pm
1 80 p m
7 20 am
GOING SOUTH.
Lv Chicago
" Columbus
" Zincsvlllo
" Malta
" Stockport
" Waterford
Lowell
Ar Marietta
No. 71.
7 25 pm
No. 73
10 25 p m
11 20 a m
7 40 am
8 60 am
9 12 am
9 43 am
10 04 a m
10 10 a m
8 58 pm
4 21 pm
4 53 pm
6 19 pm
6 65 p m
All Trains Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 70 and 72 make close connection
Zanesylllo with the B. & O. and) Pan Hwxd
trains for Columbns, Chicago and the Wet
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C. C. HARRISON. General Pasaenger a.
ESTABLISHED 1807
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GEO. STRECKER & CO.,
Manufacturers of Marine, Stationary and Oil
Well Boilers, Oil Tanks, Smoke Stacks and
Tube Expanders. Special attention given to
repairing Boilers in the oil fields. We employ
none but the best mechanics in this line.
Give us a trial we know we can please rou.
Office and works on West Side. '
MASON & MILLS,
Second St. opp. Union Depot.
tfeat Stylish Work. Satin
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