The spirit of democracy. [volume], November 18, 1884, Image 4

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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JfOTEMBER IS, 1SS4.
f.
I A King of tbe Cowboys.
The presiding geni ia of ibia town ia
. Tucker, who runs a combination saloon
nit gsinhling-hon.se. When any of tbe
cowboys get hard op they go to see
.Tucker. Ha gives Ma noney liberally
and Treaty to bis friends. Tucker is. a
tilt, ffne-iookina man. with an intelligent
countenance. He effects lone hair, a
la Buffalo Bill, and prides himself on
hit .flighting abilities. If a drunken cow
boy Is (liipoaed to beta a shooting ma ti
nea or roagh-an'Momhle exercise he can
always be accommodated try applying to
Tucker, who guarantees to do up the
aqxipae Individual in abort order. Wbfn
. any disturber of lb peace tries to in
ae 'ha sacred precincts of the Cow.
boy's atest, at Tucker's saloon is afire
tionatelv called, tbe gentlemanly prr.
prietor gives Mm his sdvice to either
Ight or have a drink. Tbe festive and
belligerent cowboy adores Ticker on ac
.Cnnnt Qf bia generosity and grit, and he
would atand bv 'hi popular border gam
bler tbrengh thick,am 'bin Any other
mas than Tucker would be liable to
1 J IIL-J
nave oi snioon eonipieieij urniuiiuueii
two or three timea a week, hut he always
.remembered bis friend; no hungry man
was ever turned from his door, and the
ieowbojs, who have had substantial eti-
... .( I... .Ill fnmnl I h .
tr rfnees Tucker has many imitator!!,
Ot he is the E pical border paradox of
gentl man and ruffian, and no man can
compete wihhim in hrewdnea and
popolaiity. OgalaVa (Nib ) Letter.
"Rbieh on
Mica. 15e.
Rats" clears oat Rats,
"Rocgn 6a Corns," for Corns, Ban-
rions, , 15c.
Thin people. Wells' Heal h Renew
er" restores health and vigor, cores dye
fepIa,e.' 11.
Rough on Too bache, ' instant relief.
.15e. . .
ft Ladies wh would retain freshness and
vivacity don't faiNo try "Wells' Hsalth
Heaawer.
"Euchu paiba
.tosry cure.
great kidney end uri-
Flies, roaches, anta, bed-bags, ra's.
mice, cleared out bj "Rough on Rats."
"Boigh oa
' liquid, 2U. '
Coughs," trouohes, 15s;
' - For children, slow in development, ytu
ysnd delicate, use "Wells' Health Re-
newer.
.- "Rough on Demist" Tooth Powder.
Try it. His. V
HervOns -Week ness. Dyspepsia, Sex
al Debiii y eured by "Wells' Heal.h
, Bencwer." II v
t Mother 8 wan 's Worm Sjrnp, for fe
reritfbness, worms eons ipation; tasteless.
25s; .'
8t;aging, irritation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints eared by "Bnehu-
Night swea s, fever, chills, mala ria,
djcpcpiii, eared bj "Well' Ileal h Rs
aewer." . My Eusbsnd (wiiesaladj) is three
times the man since using "Wells' Health
-Renewer."
If yow. are failing, broken, worn out
and nervous, use ''Wells' Health Renew
er." tl.
- Prevalence of Kidney
America. "Buchu-paiba"
complete core. $1.
complaint in
is a quick,
A Model Man.
, Boston Herald, Ind.
Got. Cleveland was a model candidate.
Through alt tbe long and bitter cam
paign be'condactfd : bimself with mod
tsty.propriety and dignity. He constant
ly attended with but two or three brief In
terruptions, to the exacting dntiea ot tbe
Executive ot the imperial State of If aw
York, not saying or writing a single
' word that was not correct in taste and
lodgment. He has made upon his coon.
try men the impression of al evel-headed,
cleai-eyed, reticent man, not brilliant, but
weighing well his words and speaking
to the purpose. The desperate warfare
waved aeainat him waa the lowest and
dirtiest ever made on a candidate for
" President. He stood the investigation
well, and , coastsatly gaiced the respect
of tbe best men in tbe country by bis
modesty and candor. Looking back
peavAb bot campaign, the supporters
of Cleveland can not Dad a single woro
or act of their candidate to regret. He
s'eadily gr w in public esteem from the
beginning to the end or tbe campaign
An Honest Beggar.
Arkansaw Traveler.
A benevolent lady investigated the
wants of some professional beggars tbe
ather day.
"Wbtre ia the blind man?" she asked
of a Utile girl she met at tbe door oi the
tenement house
"He's readia der paper mom."
. "Ah I sort where la the deaf man ?'
"He's t alt to politics mid de bntcber."
' "And what has become ot tba para
lytic?"
. "He's abed, mans .
"Well, that's aiianee. He ought to
be ronning a race, rej lied tbe lady, sar
raicallv l "ha ia the only hones'; beg
gar ia the baildiag. Why is he in bed?
. "Becsuse he's dead, mum."
SveeU of the Uoneyuaoon.
HeilderWger Jsmrmal.
Mn.h.nd "Hnlda. dear, at 1 waa
pee-iBfi tbroneh nor garden 1 saw some
aafaran readt for eJokiBg; perhaps
you woold like to go ad gather tbe first
fruit of the season voorseii r
Tonnir' wife fanxiona to conceal ber
Ignorance of ibe vegetable department)
I... Villi
' I 1PII Villi WUBb. A'lUllUUOi " "
go together; yon shall plnck all and
viiU kohl tbe Mtr.n
flay Fever and Rose Cold.
-1 can recommend Elv'e Cream Balm
In. relieve all pcrsoBa aofferin? from
omi Cold nd Hav Fever. I Nen
ereat aofl erer fro theee eomplaints
and have need il. 1 have recoaended
tl to'mv friends for Catarb and in all
beta thev have used the Balm
heerf thev lave been cared. T K'oney,
Dry tJoois Merer?.., imsca, n. 1.
They sre io continaally tinkering at
tbia divorce bnfinesa. I wonder is there
n us v to nroDer'.v regulate it?" aai
Mr. Hnn. Certalnlv." erowled old
iirnn fnaaka maniaee criminal ol
m j sw, v
. Fore blood Is sbsoUtelv Becestry io
tttAtr entov rjerfect heattb. Hooa i
K..Mnarilla nnriflea the blood and
roVbtos U system.
A Homemade Spring Trap.
St Nicholas.
An excellent spring-trap can be made
of a flexible, elastic piece of wood, fonr
reet long and three inches wide by a half
inch thick, which should be fastened at
one end securely to a thick board, its
middle resting firmly on a cleat t an an
gle of about thirty degrees.' Uon tbe
upper or free end of this epring-piece
fasten a tin blacking-box, hollow sfde
np. Then fix the notched trigger by a
hinge to the board in such a way that,
when the spring is bent downward over
the cteat, the notch can be made to bold
it in that position until it ia released by
pulling a long cord attached to the top
end of tbe trigger. Tbia trap should be
used ss follows:
Tbe elastic -piece is bent down and
made fast by the notch in the trigger.
Any small object upon whicb shot will
take effect is then placed in the box Tbe
pulling-etring being sixty feet long,wben
sll ' is ready, (he shooter stands eighteen
ysrda from the trap,wbile the poller takes
up his position a little behind and to one
side of bltn When the shooter ia ready
be says : "Pull !'' and instantly the puller
gently draws the atring which releases
the "bender" of the trap, and the small
po'ato or block or wood, -or whs'ever
forma tbe target, is thrown into the air
and shot at before it falls. '
The wide board, which forma the base
of the trap, must be fastened firmly to
the ground, by driving long stakes
through boles made in it for the pur
pose. " .
Traps with steel spring, and hollow
g'sss ' halts for targets,, pn he had of
deal era in sportsmen's gfcoda: but they
sre qnits expensive and this arrangement
is Just ss good, j ' ,
facts
Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to csrefully con
sult the time tables of tbe Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy tbe best line west. Colo
nists are earned in first class cars on last
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure - eomfort and, convenience.
Trains run through without change of
oars to Chicago, where direct cocnectioo
is made with all leading lines to the
west, northwest snd southwest, making
but a single chsnge of osrs to Iowa,
.issss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota.
o. No other line can offer such advan
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio. I's
costs but very little time snd trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
te the saving of much of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur
chase tickets before having a talk or re
ceiving a letter from one of theB. & 0.
Agents. A letter addressed to W. ft.
Keppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J. 1. Lane,
Wheeling, W. Va., to-J. A. Webb.Fos-
tona, Ohio; to T. A. Lee Zanesville
Ohio, oraealt upon either of these gen
tlemen will lead to thorough Informs,
tion as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc, eto.
Tbe New Dude Tipple.
v Philadelphia Times.
"Aw, giye me an iced goat, now, will
you ?" said a dude at Finelli'a bar yes
terday. "What does he mean by an iced
goat?' said tbe reporter to the barten
der. .
"It's the latest drink for dudes. Gin
Ozzes are no longer called for. Tbe
new tipple is composed of goals milk,
gin, suar snd cinnamon. It's about as
insipid and nasty ss any mixture I ever
made. I tasted It once onlv tasted it.
mind you and it left a flivor of cin
namon and old Call in mv mouth for
six or eight boors."
Sunday In Berlin, -
Eli Perkins' Letter.
Smth Germany is mostly Catholic and
northern Germany is all Protectant. Tbe
Emperor Wi' iam and hit household are
rotestsnts. Berlin Sunday is ss solemn
ss any Protestant city in Amuica. The
ores are all closed and shutters are up
The Prussian rai ital is ootwardly a very
moral town. Evn the photographs of
ude pictures in the Paris salon are not
llowed in tbe Berlin store windows.
Tbe same change ahout Sunday it go
ing on all ever Europe. Even tbe shops
in Paris begin to close Snndsr. In five
yesrs Sunday will be observed in France
Old traveleis who remembei Pans of
870 wooH not know her now Sunday.
- . lteasonlnic by Analogy.
l'hiladelphia Ca L ' '
Little Dick What ia those animals in
that big window, mamma?
Mamma That is a fur e'ore windo
and the animals arejeal and bears.
Is they aliv V
Ob, no. They were shot and eloff-
ed, and then stood op to look as
if
thev were alive.
"Who are thoi,e ladies In the window
by then, mamma?''
'Tbey are dre aed nt) fisures to show
the new styles in for.
"An t the ladies alive?
"No, pet."
'Was 'bey shot and atrfled, too?'
Tou Can Have It.
"My dear; what would I give to bavf
your bir?" is often sridbv middle-aged
ladies to young ones. Madam, you mat
bave jnst each hair. Parker a Hair Bal
ism wrl give it to yon. It will stop
yonr hair from (ailing off. restore the
original color and msko it long, thick
sort and classy, i oa need not stand
helplessly envying tbe girls. Tbe Bal
asm ia not oily, not a dye, but is an eje
rant dressing, and ia especially recom
mended for its cleanliness fhd purity.
Of Course She Coulttn'.t.
New York Orapbio.
"That boy ia never around when he's
wanted. Where's John f" inquired Mr
Bareoro, ratber testily.
"I don't know, mv dear, replied Mrs
Ba8eom. 1 can't see him, bat I'll call
him for von.
"No, you won't. If yoo can't see him
bow csn von call him T"
, As Mrs Bascom bad never played tbe
game sbe was nnahle lo reply.
Making a Railroad Map.
"Ta there a ruler about the ofllce?"
"Tea. What do yoo want it for ?"
"I'm making a map for the Podank
Valley Railroad.'
"Well, can't yon draw it off basd ?"
"I bave drawn all the rest of tbe roads
In it off-hand. I can dcaw corves and
atigs off band easy enough, bat if my
band should tremble wben I'm drawing
the Podunk road they wouldn't accept
the map." '
An Unleeliug Father.
A bevy of girls were looking at a bri
dal tronsses. .
"How exquisite V How loTelyT
"How supremely sweei t" ect., era new
mam. were the exclamation made.
"Ton ought to be very happy, Clara,"
said odd of the girls to the brides elect.
"I soppoee I ooght," said Clara dis
contentedly, "but papa won t bring a
newspaper reporter to lookat them."
Chorus What a shame I
Superior Excellence.
The reasons for PERUXa'8 superior ex
cellence in all diseases, and its modus op
erandi, are fully explained in Dr. Hart
man's lecture, reported in his hook on the
"Ills of Life and How to Cure Them,"
from page i to page lo though the whole
book should bs read and studied to get the
full value of lliis far excellent remedy.
These books can be had at all the drujj
sto-cs gratis.
V. IX Williams, IT. S. Pension Agent
and Notary Public, New Vienna, Clinton
County, Ohio, writes: "I take great
pleasure in testifying to your medicines.
I have used about one bottle and a half,
and can say I am almost a new man.
1 lave had the catarrh about twenty years.
Before I knew what it was, had settled on
the lungs and breast, butcan now say I am
almost well. Was in the army; could get
no medicine there that would relieve me."
Col. E. Finger, Ashland, Ohio, writes:
' I am happy to say I have used several
bottles of your medicine called PEKUNA,
and my health has been greatly improved
by it. I cheerfully recommend PerunA.
to all who suffer with heart trouble, as
bcint? an invaluable medicine."
Rev. J. M. Ingling,' Altimont, HI
writes: " My father-in-law, who resides
with me has been using1 your PEKUNA
for kidney disease, which has afflicted him
for forty years and could get no relief un
til he saw your medicine. I induced him
to try a bo'ttlc, Which he did, and the one
bottle of Percn a and one bot tie of Man
ALDt has given him more relief than all
the other medicines he ever used."
Mr. Robert Grimes, Rendville, Ohio,
writes: " My wife has been ah inU-nse
sulFurer from "chronic catarrh, and after
every other remedy had failed slw com
menced to use your Pekuh.V and Masa
UN. They have helped my dear wife
. more than anything she has ever used.
She has now taken two bottles, and is so
much better that she wilf never quit its
use until she is entirely well. It has won
derfully improved her 6ight. We think
J'eiiuna And ManaUK will cure any
disease."
R. Palmer, Pastor of the A M. E.
Church, No. 193 Canal Street, Wilkes
barre Luzerne Co.. Pa., writes : " Hav
ing used your PeetoA, and by experience
became acquainted with its value, I write
asking yon to please send me five bottles
of Pekitsa and one of Manalis by ex
press and oblige, yonr humble Servant"
Cook Bros., Prospect, Marion County,
Ohio, writes: " We have a good trade on
Pebuna, our customers speak well of it.
oell4,'e4r.
A awanU Hay Fever
having pecu iar symp
toms. It is attended
by an icflnired condi
IN
tion ot the lming mem
brnneof tbe nostrils,
tear-dncts and throat,
ttffectintf tbe lungs
An aorid mucus is se-
deted, the diccharge
is Honompanied with a
pinful buroinir sen
sation. There are se-
vei e spasms of aneez
BJ AVaif GTlfK'O ma-, frequent attaoks
riCVCri of blinding headache.
watery and infUmed state of tbe eyes. July's
Cream Balm i a remedy founded on a cor
rect diagnoris of this disease and can be de
fended upou. OU cts. at druo-irints; Uli ots dt
mail. Sample bottle by mail 10 eta, ELY BROS.
Diuggiitts, Owego, IS.X.
HALL'
alarm lire
sMWaami
Is Recommended by Physlclanal
WeKSDtifuitar and sell itwitbs positive
guarantee that It will cure any
case, ami we will forfeit the aboTS amouut
if u fails in a single instance.
It is unlike aoV othrr Catarrh renieay.as
itiitaken Internafly, acting upon
diitmsioe diseate.ask your Druggist rorit, ana
irvmm un lurTlTinV OR HiniaTITTTTK. XI US
has not got it, aend to us and we will forward
immediately. Price, 75 eenliper bottlt.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
October 14, 1884-lT.
CARTERS
nrrnx.
U t a v
IVtli
PILLS.
Btek Bcadiiclie and Tellers all the troubles Inci
dent to a biliuua state of the sratem, inch as Dia-
alness, Manaea, UrowauKsa, Distress alter eatnv.
Pain in the Side, 4c While their moat remark.
able success has been shown in coring
Heftflaehe,ypifarf er'sLlttlc Liver Fills are eqnsHy
Valuable in constipation, coring and preventing
this annoying complaint, 'while ther also correct
all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver
' aid regulate the bowels. ven if they only cured
. Acne ffiey would bcalmostpricelew tothojewlJO
suffer from this distrcsaing complaint; Bat forta
Mtaly their goodneas dors not end here, and those
Who once try them will And these little pills vain
able in so manywaya that they will not be willing
tj0 without them. ut after all sick bead
Isthebsneof so many lives tWhcre is where we
make our great boast. Oar pills cure it while
ethers do not. .
Carter's Little liver Pills are very mall an
try easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are atrictly vegetable and do not gripe or
moffi, but by their gentle action please all who
se thsm. In vials ti5 cents; five for $1. Bold
by drugats everywhere, or sent by mail.
CAJITEK 3CEDICI2TE CO., New York,
iep30,'84T.
PHOBATJS NOTICE.
ACCOUNTS and vouchers have been tiled
in tbe Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by tbe following Ac minis trators, Ex
eontors and Guardians 10 wit:
first and final account of John P. Cpriggs
Ada'r with tbe will annexed of the estate
of Kpbraim Backer, deceased.
Fint and final aooonnt of Lewis P Neubart,
Adm'r de bonis non of tbe estate of Law.
rence Nenbart, deceased.
Second partial aoconnt of Elisabeth Lapp
Exeontrix of tbe will of Geo. Lapp, deo'd
Second and' final accennt of A. C. Vetter
Adm'r of the estate ol William U. Havely
deceased.
First and final aooonnt of Jacob Ott Executor
if the will of Mary ott, deceased.
Second and final aoconnt of James Ander
son Adm'r of the estate ot Franoesco Mot
fitt, deoeaseeV '
First snd final aceonnt of Isaac King Adm'r
with tbe will annexed of the estate of
John Fleming, deceased.
First and final aicennt of Ph Hp Curiettoan
, Adm'r with tba will annexed t.f George M
Pfalsgraf. deceased.
Tblrd paitial sccount of Qeorge S. Algeo
Adm'r of tbe estate of osiah Wilson,deVd
Third and final aooonnt of George 8. Algeo
Adm'r de bonis son of the estate of Basil
' Stewart, deceased.
First and final account of Taylor Jeffers
. Adm'r of the estate of Levin tloberly,rieo'd,
SeooDd partial account of Boss L. Hutchison
.. Guardian of James Arthur Hutchison,
aslnor.
First partial account of John Jefters Guardian
of Elisabeth Trembly, an imbeoile.
First and final account of George F. AfofiUt
Guardian of the estate ot Mary & JMoffltt
a minor
Beoond and final account of N. W 8 teen rod
Gnardian ef the estate of Norman Smith
a minor.
First and final account of Philip Webe
Guardian ol Louisa B. Yookey, a minor,
' Any psrsnn ?trted may file written ex.
esptlots to said accouuta wf any 'ten: thereof
on or before the 2 1st day of November next
when tbe same will be Snarly heard and eon
tinned from day to day on til disposed of.
R. K. WALTOW,
ost28,'84w3. Probate Judge. U. C, 0,
ui nt
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B. z. & c. H'Y CO.
time: table.
Take Effect 5 a.m., Oct. 29, 1SS4.
Trains Run Dally, except Sunday
TRAINS GOING EAST.
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2 4t
242
3:10
3:24
S:35
3 45
4.03
411
4:23
4 83
2
5 8
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t- a
Liivrsr
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6:30
(T40
6 42
7:28
7:50
8:0'
8:20
85
9:02
9:17
9 32
9:55
1016
10:45
11,20
Zanesville
B & O. Junction,...
.Mil! Creek Dpot...
Wilhelms
Chandlers villa
Free' and...
Sheppard's Ridgs . .
Cumberland
Hnnters
McClnre....
Belle Valley .
Caldwell
4:44
501
6:51
6.81
Ouvall
Sarahsville. ........
Freedom
6:10 11;44
6,10 11:45
6:19 11:68
- m
6:25 12:20
6:40 1235
6.44 12:40
6:56 155
7:19 1:25
Bnmmerfield.:;5il0
Pryor 6:19
Mere 5:25
Brlster 6:35
'Burkhart 6:89
Lewtsville 6 59
Kerr ..6:15
- m At
WoodsfleldJ r
7 25 1.S5
1.45
2 05
2:20
2.30
2,50
3,10
3 28
340
4 05
420
4,28
4,40
4,58
5.55
Sunfish 6 40
Oaark 6:55
Jerusalem 7,01
Beallsville 7,16
Crabapple 7 30
AUedonia -. 7,42
Armstrong .7,60
Captina 8,00
Kelsy '.8 20-
Jacobsbnrg.... . .... 8,25
Bethel 8.35
lrvin 8,47
Bellaire, arr 9:25
TilAlNS GOING WEST.
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8,00
6,40
6,55
7 07
7,12
8 00
K.1S
8.30
8,50
9,30
10.00
1015
10,38
11,05
11.20
1130
px
12,05
12 20
12 35
12 45
1,00
1,25
1,30
1,54
2.30
2,54
S.U
' 3,35
3.53
4.11
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2,45
3 21
3,33
3,43
347
405
4,13
4.25
437
45
. 5 06
5,14
5,27
645
6 50
6,57
Lraves:
Bellaire
Irwin
Bethel
Jacobsburft. .
Eelser. .......... ,
Captina
Armstrong ... ......
AUedonia
Crabapple.....
Beallsville
JbiOaaietn
Ozark
Snnffsh
Woodsfield,
Kerr.........!!!..
Lswisville ..........
BarshMt
Brlster
5,25
5,32
5.55
6 07
6,11
6,21
6,27
6 40
6,40
7.00,
7:32
7:52
8.10
8.22
8.32
8.44
6,18
6,31
640
ar...
6,f0
. ...
Pryer......
655
7.05
Snmmerfleld, ar. . . . .
Snmnier field ,1t
Freedom.....
Sarahsville
Dnvall
Caldwell..
Belle Valley
MoClnre
Hnnters ..........
Cumberland
Sheppard's Ridge..
Freelaud
Chandlersvllle,
Wilhelms..., .....
Mill Creek Depot...
B & 0. Junction...
4,1 9 8 55
4,45 9.12
4.5S 9,20
5 05 9 31
5.21 9 45
6 02 10,13
60& 10.15
6,15 10.25
Zanesville.
Kiair Stations are marked with a (). All
others are regular stations, at whioh trains
will stop without being flagged.
Passing points are tndioated by fall-faced
figures.
B. I KUUNKI, rresiaent.
W. R. CaoiiPToa. General Manager.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Tlm Table, TaUlnsr EITeci ni io
1. M. SHnday. August 24,
SOFJTU'DOUflD TRAINS.
No 7.- No. 3. Not.
A.K. . tit. AH.
beeling Lve 9 00 3 45 6 15
Benwood 9 35 4 05 6 35
Glendale 9 55 415 45
Afoundsville MG20 . 4 25 6 55
JlOS5
Bonnd Bottom 10 65 4 37 7 07
Powhatan 11 15 4-60 - - 7 20
Cresapa 11 25 4 55 7 25
Woodland 11 35 6 02 7 52
Clarlngton 11 52 6 12 7 42
x.
Proctor 12 14 1 27 7 57
Baresville 12 35 6 40 8 10
New Martinsville f 12 45
1 05 5 47 8 17
Sardis 1 0 5 55 8 25
Paden'a Valley I 33 6 0, 8 30
Sistersviile . 2 00 6 15 8 45
Hays 2 18 6 25 8 55
Friendly 2 25 6 28 '8 58
Long Reaoa 2 42 6 37 9 07
Raves Book 3 16 6 52 . 9 22
Spring Bun 3 20 6 58 9 27
drape Island 3 25 7 01 9 81
St-Marjs 3 38 7 07 9 85
Vanoluse 3 50 7 14 9 44
Kareka 4 05 7 23 9 53
Willow Island 4 20 7 32 10 00
BullCieek (4 40 7 42 10 10
1445
Williamstowu 6 2b 8 05 10 34
Bendersou .685;. 812 10 40
Briscoe 6 68 8 2s 10 54
Vinna 6 05 8 30 10 69
Parkersbnrg, arr 6 30 ' 8 40 11 10
JSORTU'BOCMn TRAINS.
No 2 No 4 No 8
v , Mail. Express. Freight.
i nt au
Parkersbnrg, lv 6 15 3 45 6 26
Vienna 6 30 4 00 . -6 53
Briscoe 6 86 4 05 7 00
Henderson 6 47 4 17 7 25
Williamstowa 6 65 4 25 7 40
Bull Creek 717 445 8 20
Willow Island 7 28 4 67 8 40
Rureka 7 35 6 06 . 8 55
Vanolnse 7 45 6 15 9 15
StJHarrs 7 52 5 22 f 9 25
1 985
Grape Island 7 69 5 29 9 40
Spring Bun 8 03 5 33 9 50
Raven Rock 8 08 6 37 10 10
Long Reach 8 23 5 63 . 10 45
Friendly . 8 32 6 02 11 05
Hays 8 35 6 05 1110
Biitersville 8 45 615 H 87
Paden'a Valley 9 00 6 30 Is H
Sardis 9 0$ 6 35 12 28
New Martinsville 9 13 6 4 12 45
Baresville, 9 20 6 50 12 68
Proctor 9 33 7 02 1 23
Claringtoa 9 48 7 17 1 to
Woodland 9 68 7 27 - 2 10
Cresapa 10 04 7 34 2 20
Powhatan 10 10 7 40 2 33
Round Bottom 10 23 7 63 t 65
Moundsvllle 19 35 8 05 3 20
Glendale 10 45 . 8 15 3 40
Benwood 10 55 8 25 4 00
-4405
Wheeling, arr 11 15 8 45 4 35
. 'Flag stations. Full faoed figures denote
meeting and passing points.
Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4 raa dally; all others
daily except Sunday. Nos 7 and 8 will stop
an being Bagged at any point oa the road and
let of and take on passengers aol freight.
CBAS. HOWARD,
, ' Gen. Snperintendeat,
C. L. WILLI A MB,
"Train Dispatcher,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TIME CAUD.
EA ST BOTJJiDMay 12, 1884.
Nol So! Ro! Nol
1. 3. ' 5. 11.
Leave - m pm , ax. pk
Cbioako,Lv....,5;10 1.10 f8:10 mS-AH
Garrett ..10;l7 4:35 1,42 1:M
px" ax pk px
Defiance 11.38 5:57 3:11
AX
Fos'.oiia 1:10 ? 7:42 5:00
Tiffin ...1:33 8:07 5.28
Bandnsky . 7:25 4:50
Chicago Jono.... 2:55 9:10 6:35 No9ak
Mansfield 3:11 10:15 7:35 f5:00
Mt, Vernon..... 4:1 2 11:36 8:52 6:25
am 1 m am am
Arr Columbus.... 6:10 9,40 6:10 8:40
, am pm pm
LveColnmbns. .2:30 11:10 fS.20 4:30
Lv Newark 6:05 12:5opm 9:50 6J5
Zanesvill 5:53 1:53 l:36J.:Jm
am pm' pm am
Cambridge.... 6:39. 2:50 11.-26 5,50
am
Barnesville ....7:29 35 12:20 6:46
Bellaire...... .8-20 4,50 1:19 7:47
Arr Wbesling.10 05 630 3bl 930
Lv Wheeling.. .9;00 5:30 2:05 j
Arrire pm am pm
Washington ... .9 42 6.20 2.25
Baltimore..... 11,10 7,30 3:35
am . pm pm
Philadelphia... 3:40 12,45 7:40
New York 6.50 3:40 10.35
WttST BOUND.
No.
4.
pm
No. No
2.
am
No
No.
f5:10
4:45
6
pm
11:35
11:27
am
12.36
Lv Wheeling... 3:00
9.40
9.35
10:29
11:23
Bellaire 2:55
Barnesville
.3,60
.4,38
5:50
6:46
Cambridge ,
1.30
A?:45pia
Zanesville.... 5:33
1 2:23pm 2,3
i.6,0 am
A'rColumbas..7p0
Lv Columbus.. 4:30
2,40 6:10
11 40am 2,30
8:40
pm
4.30
Newark 6:40
Ut Vernon.... 7 28
Mansfield .... .8:44
1:40pm 3:40
6:00
6 53
6:20
2:
4:32
4:03
5:58
Shelby June. 9.1 4:27 6:24
Arr .Sandusky. 6:30 8:65
Lv Sandusky .... 4,60 .
LveCui June. 9:40 6I2I "
Tiffin 0;29 7:20 9:20
Fostoria..... 10.52 7;47 9.51
DeBanoe 12:28am 9:42 11.68
Qarrett 2:00 11:22 2:0P 3:00m
ArChioago....7:05 5.40 7;S0 8.38
Daily. Uslj except Sanday. f Dilr
exoepr Saturday.
Trains are run west of the Oht Hirer auta
meridian time. Bast al tha Ohio River, 75th
meridian time.
Train leaves Barnesville at 2:31 p. m., ar.
riving at Wheeling at 6:10 p. m.
Train leaves Wheeling at 9 a. m., arriving
at Barnesville at 9.55 a. m.
L. M. Cols, General Ticket Agent, Balti
more.
W. B. REPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Colnmbua.
C. E. LORD Oen. PassAgt, Baltimore,
Wheeling & Lake Erie
CLEVELAND 4JIARIETTA R. R'l
Time Table-In Effect May 18, '84.
CEWTR4I. TtKD4RD TITIE.
Kawwabd. Nj- 1 No. 6 No. 7,
Tiledo,lv......t 20am 3 20pm 6 40pm
Oak Harbor, ar.8 15am 4 18am 7 15pm
Fremont..' 8 40am 4 45am 7 40pm
Clyde 9 00am - 6 03pm 7 65pm
Bellevne. 9 20am 5 20pm 8 l?pm
Bonroeville,lv..9 40am 5 40pm S 30pm
Norwalk, lv....9 55am 6 00pm 8 43pm
ClarksBeld ....10 18am 25pm 9 01pm
Brighton..... 810 30am . 8 38pm s9 tpm
Wellington.... 10 45am 6 60pm 9 35pm
Spenoer ..... 11 COam 7 05pia 9 50pm
Lodi...; .11 lsam
Creston. ar ... 11 34am
1 22om 10 lOpm
7 40pm 10 30pm
rreston, lv ...11 34m 7 40pm
I 40pm
8mithville 11 49am 8 00pm
OrrTllle. ar....l2 00pm 8 l5pm
2 08pm
208pm
2 20pm
Orrville.lv.... IS 20pm 15pm
Burton City.. 12 28pm 8 22pm
Dalton 12 40pm 8 30pm
;haS8illon,ar..l 00pm 8 50pm
Maasilon,lv...2 45pm 6 Ouam
2 40pm
2 45pm
3 OCprn
3 17pm
3 25pm
3 37pm
Navarro 3 OUpm 6 14am
Bolivar 3 17 pm 6 30am
Zoar 3 25pm 6 38am
Valley Juno, lv.3 37pm 6 60am
Canal Dover. ..4 uupm 13am
00pm
27 pm
65pm
33pm
00pm
30pm
Phillipsburg ...4 27pm 87 38am
NewComersto'n.4 55pm 8 02am
Kimbolton 6 33pm 8 40am
Cam Mdge,l v... 6 0"pm 9 07am
Point Pleasant. 6 30pm 9 38am
Caldwell 7 12pm IP 20am
Dexter 7 33pm 10 50am
12pm
Sflpm
tfaoksburg 7 48pm 11 00am
48pm
Warner 8 10pm II 24am
10pm
05pm
Afarietta,ar....9 05pm 12 20pm
No 1, No 9,
No 3,
No 39 lv Jfackab'g5 00pm ar Mariettas 15pm
Noll IvOak Har 9 15pm arNorwalkl2 20pm
No 1 3 IV Lodi 6 OOaci ar C.Dov'rl2 40pm
No 15 lv Toledo 7 25am ar Noiwalk3 45pm
No 17 lv Norwalk6 26am ar Val Juno5 85pm
No 19 lv VaUunol 30am ar Marietta? 15pm
HuronBrauch, No 27, No Hi,
Norwalk, lv. .10 00am 6 08pm
Milan ..10 22am 6 30pm
Fries Landing 10 32am 6 40pm
Huron, ar .. .10 50am e 55pm
Westward,
Mo ,'
"W67
No 38,
Marietta, lv....ll 40am
6 00am
6 62am
1 Ham
7 23am .
7 4Sam
8 28am
9 07am
9 35am
3 50pm
4 22pm
4 45pm
Warner 12 pm
Uaoksbnrg.....l2 55pm
Dexter 1 03pm
Caldwell 1 27pm
Point Pleasant.. 2 07pm
Cambridge 2 50pm
Kimbolton 3 17pm
NewComerstown.4 00pm 10 l5sm
Phillipsburg.. . .4 27pm slO 42am
Canal Dover 4 65pm 11 07am
Valley Junction 6 20pm 12 30am
Valley Junction. 5 40pm 11 33ana
Zoar 47pm 11 warn
Bolivar 5 65 pm 11 48am .
Navarre... 6 10pm 12 04pm No 4
i&aasillon 6 25pm 12 20pm 9 00am
Dalton 6 60pm 12 40pm 9 24am
Burton City.... s6 58pm . . 32am
OrrilU-ar 7 05pm 12 63rm 9 4uam
Orville, iv ..7 l&pm 12 52pm 10 00am
Smithville 7 26pm . 10 13am
Creston, Ar 7 40pm I 20pm 10 30am
No 2,'
Creston, Lv 7 40pm
Lodi 7 58pm
Spencer s8 13pm
Wellington 8 27pm
Brighton 8 38pm
Clarksfield s8 51pm
Norwalk 9 15pm
Monro ville... ..9 25pm
Bellevue.. 9 42pm
Clyde 9 58pm
Fremont ..... .10 15pm
Oak Harbor. ...10 40pm
Toledo, ar 11 30pm
6 45am 10 30am
6 00am 10 47am
6 18am 11 00am
6 35am 11 20am
6 45am 11 33am
6 58am 11 4 (Jam
7 35am 12 20pm
7 45am 12 30pm
8 02am 12 45pm
8 20am 1 00pm
8 40am 1 17pm
04am 1 43pm
10 00am 2 40pm
No 12 lv Massil on 3 30pm ar Wei goo 27pm
No 14 lv Norwalk 7 40am ar Toledo 4 45pm
No 16 lv Val Jnon 4 00am ar Norwk 6 15pm
No 18 lv Marietta 6 03am ar Val Jot 9 10pm
Baton dranon ' No 26, No 28,
Bnron.lv 6 30am 3 40pm
Fries Landing .6 45am 3 67pm
Milan 7 00am 4 10pm
Norwalk, ar.... 7 23am 4 35pm
Daily, 8 Mop on Signal, x Do not stop
COHBKCTIOH 8 Toledo with all lines enter
ing the oity.
Connections Fremont I. E W. R. R ;
Clyde, I., B. W. R. R.; Bellevue. N. T. O. &
St. L R. R.; Monroeville. BiOBK Wd
linirton, O O O & I R B; Creston. N T.; P & O
rwill,. R R: O A O R R: P O & T and P F
W & O R R; Massillon. P F W & O R R; and
C L &-W R R; Valley Junction. Valley R R;
Canal Dover. O. d P R R. and O L & W. R. R;
N.w Cnmaratown. P. O ft St. L R B; Cam
bridire, B & O R R; Point Feasant, a W &
N T it It; Marietta, u v a, d d, a.
M. D. WOODFORD. . JAMES M. HALL.
Sen! Manager. Gea'l Pass. Agt.
WOODSFIELD WARBLE WORKS.
FRED. C. SCHERBO Proprietor.
HAVING all the necessary tools, and being myself a practical marble worker, I am pre
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and cheaper than any other establishment oan do it,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLES,
and can, en short notice, torn oat of my works
""
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TABLETS, &c, &c.
Designs shown and prices cheerfully famished at any time on appljoation. Parties pur
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,V10,0J Fiusr). o. sotiEREn.
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113S Main street, Wheeling-, .West' Va,
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. The Largest Stock of Picture Frames, Motto Frames, Al-
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Always In store. The largest and best selected stoek of evsry grade of Furniture ia the
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U N D EBT
To which I pay particular attention. My atock
Cloth Casket . t
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FRED.HOFFJJiAN,
No 23? Uniom Sibkkt, Nxxt Door
oot31,'79V. . .
L. P. NEUIIART,
p-BliUI IB
General Hardware,
(tfeubart's Corner Building,)
Woodsfield,
Keeps constantly on band
Champion Grain Drills,
Nail, Mechanic Tool. Table
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apr!7, 83t.
-OF-
HOLDING COURTS I1T1S33.
I17E. the Judsres of tbe Courts of Common
VV Fleas within and for tbe Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Oh'o. hereby order and
direct that the several terms of the Courts of
Common Pleas within and for the several
rmnntin in Mid District be eoratnenoed on the
dHys hereafter named, for and daring the year
1SB5.
COMMON PLE AS COURTS.
Conntv.r M ondav. January 19
Monday, April 20; Mouday, November tt.
Morgan County, Tuesday. Maroh 24; Tuesday,
Jane 18: Wednesday, October 14.
Guernsey County, Monday. January 19; Mon
day. April 20; Monday, November 9.
Noble Countv Tuesday, Ffbrma-y 17; Tues
day. May 19; Wednesday, Ootobet 14
Harrison Conuty. Tuesday, January ?0; Tues
day. April 7; Wednesday. Ootober 14.
Tasoarawas Comity, Tuesday, February 10;
Tuesday, April 14; Wednesday,' October 28.
Jefferson County, Tuesday, Januay 20; Tues
day, April 28; Wednesday. Ootober 14.
Monroe County, Tuesday. January 13; Tues
day. May 5; Wednesday, Ootober 14.
Belmont County Tuesday. February, 8; Tues
day, May 20; Tuesday, November 8.
The terms of said Uourts shall commence at
nine o'clock A. M., on tbe several dvs named.
It is herein specified that the several terms of
Court in said several counties shall beheld by
said Judges as follows: .
jsuskingnia. morgan, Guernsey aim nuumi
by Judges George L. Phillips and E. W. Ma
thews, and the successor 01 sua numowi
Belmont snd Monroe by Jadge St Clair Kelly.
Jefferson. Harrison and Tusoarawas4y Judges
Jan. 0 Hanoe and John 8. Pearce Judge os.
O. Hance is designated to supervise she exe
cution of the order aforesaid. We ordar and
direct that a certified ' copy of this order be
transmitted forthwith by the Clerk of the
Cmrt nf Uommoa Pleas of Mussina County
to the Secretary of State, and to the Clerk of
the several Courts el Common Pleas in each of
s-id several Counties, to be published therein
areardima to law
Done at Zanecville. in -the County of Mus-
kinKum, this 3d dar of Ootober A. D. lots.
, , 70S. CHANCE.
JOHN 8. P ARCE.
E. W. MATHEWS.
GEO. L. PHILLIPS. '
' ' 8T. CLAIR KELLY.
Judges of the Court ot Common Pleas.
The Stat of Ohio, Mutkinvnm ovntg, SS:
I hereby certify the foregoing to Do a true
copy, by order of said Judges
Attest Howabd Astok,
' Clerk Qjurt of Common Pleaa.
27l State of Ohio. Monroe County. 88:
L Afher Okey Clerk of the Common Pleaa
Court within and for said County, and State,
do hereby certify that the foregoing ie a true
copy of the timea for holding Courts in the
Eighth Judicial District tor tbe year 1883.
Witness my signature and the seal
reKAL.1 of said Court, this 13th day ef Oc
tober A. D. 1884.
Ami Oxbt, Clerk.
m ine ciiy.
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