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tmaimnt&yrtv?ji,t?nirtHa
$wi$lnvr SmvMiL
& JUDAY - - - - J AKUAUY C2, 1887.
stolntlriRliy,l!) jcurs oM, ot Louie
llle Xy-i floilnl 25 mllcn on n cnko nt
See lnllioQIito river Mora Iclnc rcsciii'i'-.
.inaliiral goa explosion, nl YoimksIowiii
on UicTjtli imt, dilrnyfil 1lio Andrews
Mock nnd olliCT 'iKiRilliifiK. (Lure over
-$ioa,ouo.
J, M. Miller, nt the l'rlrn 1 1 1 1 1 Gun
Club, Cincinnati, broke 158 etity "birds
"atrslglil." Tills i llie bet record In tin
coiinlry, if not In lire world.
m '
The law cnatlctl laid, June, reqnlrlnR nil
store, shops, li.ikeriea ami llqunr saloons
in New Orleans to be clnscil on Suiulijri
vctiHulo 1 fleet tin New Yew's day.
tJjr tin "cxiiliHion ol Iwolnillera at llio
TOower and reaper t?orks of J. F. Selber
lmg & Co., at Akron, 0., one man wai
atally and six ollicrs aerl-ltn'iy lnirl.
1 1
A paticr mill liiti jiil been linlll tn Al
pena, Michigan, nliir-h will tnsniitacturc
nil kind) o paper from j-ick pine, wlilcli
his leen consldiicd a pel feci I y useless
wuoft.
A icccnt cefirtu -slrows that In New
York lliera are 4,000 more pluces tor llio
enle ol liquor llinn for tlio sale of food,
counting all tbo bakers, buicliera and
.gruccrs of every grade.
MiGlll, Itepnlillcin, and Ames, Demo
cral, butMook the oatli of office as gover
nor of Mlnnraotn on the 4ili Inst. The
Supreme Court will be Tailed upon to lie
cido (lie content at an early dale.
Dr. William I'errr, wbo died at Exeter,
N. H Tuesday, aged 93 yc.irs, was the
oh'-e t grihiated ilurvsrd collrge.and was
theso'e suiviving pwiiigcr on Kiillon'a
6rst steamboat ride down the Hudson, 79
years ao.
There is a nie desultory talk In Califor
nia about dividing the Slntc. The ques
tion of irrignliou is one of the factum in
he proVeiii. Lis Aiigelm is anxious lor
division, s in cure of illvislim, it mild
probthly be the capital of the new
southern Elate.
Unmillm dimly is scriimuhiling a
great slock tf s iluou furniture iliroughtlic
operntlou of the dislrslnt clause of the
Huw T.iw. TI10 buildings Ih the rear ot the
curl home ire filled Tuih lt'Irlgeriitoi,
ice coolers, uecr-ltibUa, liollle. glasses, elc.
Tlrelifr Is uifuieiU throtifliout llie Suite
geneinlly,
At 1'itlabtirg Hie law and Order society
liaTelnaiigiiralcd n war agilnst IhcSib
Imlli brokers, and as a result all of the
oigirsloies.snd corfccliuneries, and n large
miniln'r of sslootisweietlord TI1cr1g.tr
dealeis llirrslen lo rctalinte by slopping
the slrrcl csrs nod closing up nil kinds of
bjMiiesslMi Sunday.
As a result of Francis Muriihy' four
teen lli:hls of lemperairce svitrl; in Cinclti
iisii, 4,500 persons signed the pledge.
'Ihisknid of work wss all right souieyears
n.nf lull was made ohsi.lelo as soon
as the politicians converted it Into it aide
show to a great political party.
Lnat month seventeen cities in Massa
chusetts held elections, nnd all but ..nc
TOUd on the liquor question. Thirteen
voted license nnd three tor prohibition.
But why should Massachusetts degrade
politics by lugging in tcnipcrancu at nn
election? That is purely 'non-partisan,'
and should be kept out of politics, wo aro
told here in Ohio.
In twchU-one couuliia (if Western Texas
according 10 a report nude by n convetton
of county judges, there are 30,000 peoplei
now In need of food, clothing and fuel,
while thousands are without seed lo plum
during the coining yesr. An appeal Is
lunde to tho slate and national legislatures
and 10 Hie country at large lo furnish at
u 11 te $500,000 to lelieve immediate w.inls.
The following is the climated out-put
of Colorado mines in 13SG : Silver, $10,-
450,921 j lend, 55,1113,298; gold, $5,037,-
801 ; copper, $132,070. Total, $20,794,083.
Increase over 1885, $2, 302,080. Iluhl on
there ! Don't all take your hats and start
In a stampede. There has been greater
sums lliau this spent in failures
lo End this gold or its equivalent.
A. K. Hurt A Co., of New York., pub
lishers of lien. Logan's hook, say that from
the time ol its publication last Sum
mer up to the dale of the General's death,
they had sent to him a sum nearly equiv
alent to $1,000 per month, and Ihat II
book had been n success from the start,
nd all reports lo the contrary cre fahe.
The King of the Hawaiian Island lira
gambled away $74,000 of the funds depos
ited by Hie poor people in a saving bank
at the capital. We can double discount
this Utile King, givs hi 111 fifty in a game
of a hundred right here in one Utile conn
ty of one little stale in the United Slulrs.
Let him Inve-llc.ile and then try a hand
should he be incriduloiis.
Probably tho two ladle who
above all others in public life, look an in
term and lel.t a sliong, hilplng hand to
Ihelr husbands in the battle for political
preferment were Mrs. dm. ligan and Alls'
Vice President llendiicks,- IE.il li to-ilur
are widows. Death has rohlied them of
their brightest jewels but Ihirlitn muni lis
apart, Logan's bivouac coming jusl after
Hie peal of Christmas hells Mils year, while
llendiicks closed his eyes III death lust on
Hie eve of glad Thanksglylng Day in I880,
The pith uf glory leads but to tliegraic.
OlaoAialc Journal.
Amolig some of Hie penitentiary nntcsin
the Culumbut Journal the following ap
pears;
Oolng out of the office door Secretary
Byera and Hie Stulc Journal represenlaihr
net John Colder, I lie life man from I'alr
Seld coilllly, who klllril a provost maishat
during lire war. From his long seivice at
Hie prhon, Secretary ll;ers enjoys a tlo.e
acquaintance with the older prisoners. Ife
greeted Girder familiarly, rnuaikli.g Hiut
he was now advuncid lo the front as the
)uiiget lerm man. Girder irplied gr4.1l
naturrdiy and iinkerl sonielhlnc "bom what
JelTLhivia bad said about fwnllii-iri Cop
perheads. Them ttere 150,000 intn In
tJhio haiklng me for whal 1 did in he sent
Jtere," lieanld. There was no regret, no
Burrow, nnd his stern face never relaxed.
And eiiiitillaiKOiisly with this Informa
tion coiors tho newa thai the Republican
Legislature of Ohio has pmchaaeil a sou
ef Hie great arch I nil tor, C. L. V llandig-
)iam, body and britches, politics and ull,
with Ihe Utile ofllui ol Cleik of the Semite,
"Vr'hlllier arc we drifting?
itciuiuut'i vi: .1 vsvivi
Tumbling TltrfflglilH on Tnrlnm c'S.ib
Jecls" Willi n Tew Kicks In tho
Stomnrli Tlliflo Itmiiilng llio
VntiiilUlt or llnmnn l.tfiv.
Tlnvt the possession of n'onll'li 'n1on)
doos'not bring liiipplncss, liastnonhtmd
lint Verification In lliecvery-driy lilstoty
of Iminnn nTT.iIrn lo adinit of oxlendcd
discussion to prove. Th-j manner nnd
objictsiof Its nccuimihtlon, -observation
would -seem to tliorouglily tench hn
much If "not all loilo wllli the hnrplm'fs
of tho possessor. Iliirt'ly has llieiu heiifi
two olijeotJossons liellur snttcd to lllu"
trnlo tills llff-ffrs presented In the 4lvri
nnddcallisof two prominent men in Hie
lilglier wnlks of IITo in Kuw Yolk if
tlicro bo hlger walks-o'f ?ifo In New York
nrclscwhcro in tho licpnbllc rrtl things
considered. Wehavo, Inosr im'tid, ex
President Arthur nnd A. T. Stewart.
The day following the assassination of
Prisidcnt Garfield wo were, among thou
sands of ( there, watching tho bulletin
boards In Toledo for tho latest dispatches
ns to tho icondltion of tho dying presi
dent, wiion wo met n inlddlo aged actor
with whom wo had a Blight acquaintance
who said ho was horn -and grew up in
New York j had seen and Unoveof 0. A.
Arthur In his earlier experience ia poli
tics only ns n lobbyist when tho legisla
ture was in 6rssion nt Albany, nnd ns
n gambler on tho boats plying on the
Hudson between New Ytrk nnd Albany.
Tire nomination of Arthur for tho sec
ond plnco on the national ticket to please
Comcling, tho subsequent efforts of Sen
ators Colliding nnd l'latt, or '"Mo Too,"
To run tho government, with tho aid and
connivance of Arthnr, which was the im
mediate causa of tho assassination of Pros
ilent Qnilleld ; tho political downfall of
Conkling nnd ulmoit unnoticed death of
"Mo Too;" the illnesB of Arthur that
ovcitook him nlmost as soon ns he step
ped into the dead President's shoes, 11 ml
his Mibsequent jeais of suffering and
death ; tho sudden collaps of General
Grant's fortune nnd his subsequent
death ; tho iltler disruption of llio futu
ly of tho lawyer who defended the af
satuirt Gltcau all theso combined ought
to convince even one who may ho skep
tically inclined to believe that retribu
tive justice overtaken suddenly 111 some
instances, while in others it is sure, but
Blow.
Theso thoughts wero suggested by tho
following from a New York juuinaPd
mninliziugs upon tho 'death of nnd fore
time, accumulated by A. T. Stewart, but
have not Intentionally at the start
brought seveial moro characters into the
great drama nnd tiagedy of human life,
which seemed almost indispensable to
moro vividly illustrate what observation
has taught us to regard ns 11 substantial
fact, thut tho path of retributive justice
can not bo slimmed, hut must be travel
ed, sooner or later in this life, with n still
worsu showing whero no jury nro lcqui
red nnd tho decision of an incorruptible
Judge will ba final no appeal, no
change of venue, no bribed or purgered
witnesses no lawydrs :
"A. T. Stewart, the drv coods merch
ant prince of n dozen years ago, toiled
liaru, uenieu inniselt 01 ret ana recrea
tion, to accumulate numerous millions.
which, nt his death, tin years ago, he
left to his wiTe. lie had placed herin an
immense marble palace on Fifth Ave
nue, spacious enough to bo :i seminary.
They were childless, and tho widow of
mo millionaire occupied the mansion,
attended by a retinue of servants. Of
tho thousands who daily walk or drivo
past it, few ever saw n curtain drawn or
any evidenco of life within. The cosily
furnishing, the expensive works of art,
corresponded with the palatial structure.
Uut it is doubtful, if. in New York,
then! has lived a more lonely person, du
ring the past ten years, than the owner
ol this luxurious home. Without taste
for literature or adaptation for bocial
life, sliu has daily attired herself in elab
orated dressing of which she was vainly
fond, the new-fangled "fad" was yet
among Wendell Phillips' "Lost Arts'r in
her day on earth and wliiled away tho
time 6tanng at inanimate furnishing
and decoration. And when on October
25th announcement was mado of her
death, it is doubtful if there were a
meagro half dozen persons to shed a tear
over her departure fiom life. And on
nccountof these millions, the body of
her husband was stolen from tho grave
two days after its burial, und was never
recovered, so that olio could not look
forward, in life, even to being buried by
him in death. Whnt a nnor return did
tliis huge fortune bring lo its possessor?"
If Mrs. Stcwat led a life of such rc-
cluso, how did tho reporter find out so
much ? IIo must have interviewed the
'darveants,' which would scarcely be re
garded legitimate journalism out in this
neck of tho woods. Uut being a homo
paper and laboring no doubt under the
falso though gonerally accepted theory,
that only the virtues and not the vices
of man should bo mentioned after death
thli moralizer fails to call attention to
the moro prominent feature of his
moral, in that he failed to call attention
to tho overreaching and crushing out of
existence his financially Inferior com-
IwtitorB, and his unsuccessful effort to
"jhnko" this wife who survived him ten
years, with tho also accepted theory that
ho desired to legally marry the second
with tho hope of having an htir horn to
him to perpetuato at least his name and
fumo for one generation. Slio wouldn't
shako nor die and you havo tho result
as nbovo where Is he? liuho can not
respond oven in this cas
P. S. 'While on this lino of 'subjects'
for tho undertaker and body-Mintchcr,
permit us to state in tho language of
tho 'weather-rooster' of the II. Q. fie
ocrnt, who can change about four times
while tho wind Isgi ttlng ready to change
once, Hint wo havo been in some of "our
esteemed contemporaries,'1 within tho
past few dayB, that Charlie Foster came
within nn 'nco' of being Mowed to the
'dtico' n week or ten days ngo by tho
vry sudden and unprematuro explosion
of a holler from tho accumulation of loo
much natural gas K-neath, and only just
a minute nfter Mr, Foster left tho build
log I And this, too, just on tho heels of
getting down fine Ids neighbors and vil
lagers from boyhood up, and without
whoso patiomige he might have been n
tramp and killed long ngo by ilrunKen mid
vulgar employ ea wricking the train nnd
load that he mlht bo traveling 011 in
search of work which ho did not wish
to find, by threatening their representa
tives in council iisieinbled with n law
suit, by which means Inrgnr villages
who been sueered by lesser corporations
llnin thoStaiidnid Oil Company, with
their tdl-lho-yenr-rouud attorneys or
nt least wish they hail, It was veiy
kind in llio gas lo wait until thocx-(Iov.
ernor got out uf thy building, nnd who
knows but what II wus providential, to
tflvo him tlnifl to arguo wllh himeolf
regarding tho past nnd its bearing upon
tho future, and to preparo his robes willi
iiiu iiiiuiu, uiot w mciitiru Jiiaruuva wiui
i,.,.. .,
a vlcrr to meet sudden chnuges of tenr-
ncruturn and not tako 'cold, If ho could
help It.
Thlslsn'fitrmyTvorldtorivo In, nny
way, ain't? nnd it Is too Into to 'pass
without tho-saying,'' that fow, If any,
RCt out of It nllvo, nndnoireporler, oven
Geo. S. CnntlcM, ever got a "scoop" on
any oilier 11 porter wlero nny great
amount of boodlo was ever retrnlieA
upon thcorderof thu'rr going excepting
nlwnys thoso who go on llio c'nd ot n
all ing In Wood county. The groat huM:
or widow's mito must lernhln lo 'settle
up the chtnto. If any Mich ncoop on
newslins n't nny timo escaped ns within
tiro past twcniy-iono years nnd three
months, It is rcally"-n bad scoop 011 Im
portant news fn- wlileh o oNse our lib
eral patrons mi humble neology cspro
hilly those ot tt do'zc'n yrnm standing,
moro or less, and rctciVo bills without
winking or paying n cent-
A rlirlou. event happmcn dining Jullrc
Graham last cilcult ill England. A mail
tvas brought up, and, llnvlirgheeii convict
ed principally on llio evidence of nn old
woman, was sentenced lo 11 lerm of Impris
onment. Immediately nfierwaril ll was
discovered that tlie old Xtnnian jiot only
knew nothing fillotlt Ihe case, but was act
ually a witness in nuolher at tiro same na
sties, and had boirn 'culled by mistake.
Urilliant cnnrl, t Imt.
. .. ito.
WASHINGTON MVlTtlt.
(From ornr Regular Corrcspomtent.)
Wasiiinoton, Jan. 18, 1887.
Congress and the social worM of lite
Capital have both been busy tuYlnt the
neelt. ftociely has atlcnlcd Ihe Piel
denl'a levee in IroirsT Tif the Diplomatic
Corp', unit another given by Ihe Chief
Justico of Ihe United Suites; has eaten
Mrs. Cleveland'selnliorntel iinchcon ; gone
to her semi weekly noonday receptions,
anil make and received calls by lite
Hinil'aud. Congress has Inlkid even more
tlit it uiiisl, but it ! us voted as welt. Satire
of lis most important work was aimed at
the Mormons of Utah, and much was done
in behall of the farmers and shippers of
Ihe coll itry.
I might as well say much was done for
lire pciqile of lire country genenerally, for
Ihe pisssgn of Ihe Inleislatc Commerce
bill is a triumph ot Ihe people over cor
porations, pool makers, nnd atoik gam
blers. This nvensure cjnie safely through
the Semite by lire decisive o(e of forty
three to fifleui. The Senatnig sat with it
011 Friday until pist midnight, nnd a vole
was not reached until aller neur'y twelve
consecutive hours of debite.
It is not claimed that Hie bill Is perfect
or adequate In all ita details, but it is an
experimental step in Hie right direction.
The important thing Was to ascrl Hie
power of the peojile over lire enrj orations
that Ihey have created for llicir service,
but which have proved in loo many iu
staucts instruments of opprcrftiuu and ex
tortion. Tho bill simply proclaims that
1 lie master his not yet abdicated to the
servant.
Tills legislation is Ihe result of long
years of struggle in Giugress. The Inter
state Commerce bill has been Introduced
and re-iulroduced in every Congress for
more than a dec le. It has been made
mid unmsile and remrule, changed added
lo and taken from, nursed, encouraged, re
puhed and lliiv.irlcd in botli ends ot the
Capital until sometimes it seemed ahuottu
hopeless eflort.
In the disc-union which prccceded the
Senate's Glial judgment upon this matter,
aevral prominent Senatoia look pirt, and
among them were Mesier. Edmunds and
IngnN. The former mentioned that when
the legislature of Iowa prosed Ihe first
granger act snmeye.irs ago, thnt direct ca'
amilics were predicted of il, but none ot
them has come lo pss. On the contrary
the railroads of the Stale had prospered
more llinn cer bifore; and he believed
lhat when the great rnilrond system of Hie
United States found itself cumpelled lo
submit lo this legislation, it would turn
out lo be for its benefit us well as for the
benefit of the whole people.
The Senator fiom Kansas, who rarely
speaks without giving his remarks a sar
castic, ironical, or willy turn, said, among
other Ihlngs, Ibnt Ire win sorry he had to
vole for tills bill, and he thought a good
imny other Senators were in ihe same con
dliion. It was n bill which practically
nobody wauled, hut which everybody in
leuded to vote for. It was a bill as to the
meaning of which nobody agreed, but
which everybody said ought lo pass.
Mr. Mnllhcns, Ihe colured ltccorder of
Deeds Irom Alb'iiy, la nol the only nom
inee of President Cleveland who is having
trouble about his confirmation now.
Public Printer flenedict is haying opposi
tion from different sources, lleside the
80.000 meuiWrs of the typographical
unions who are opposed to hirii on ihe
ground that he is not a practical printer,
there is no end to ihe criticism that cornea
from Congrersmen of work being done
daily at Ihe Government Printing Officci
The Congressional Ilecord is full of mis
takes, and sometime the speeches and
language of -Members ate made lo appear
ridiculous and senseless. This sort of
thing makes the GingresHiiieu indignant,
for no mailer whal Ihelr crrois may be,
Ihey have been accustomed lo be put in
good shape, and come out nil right ill the
Iterord, Il is nolle probnble Ihe House
will take some action condemning the
woik now lurued out of the Gov'l Print
ing Office.
il is inopportune for Mr, Culemntl lo be
assilled just now by tho Live Sloek Com
missioners of Illinois. He is Hie head of
ihe Agricultural Department in Washing
ton, and Congress lias just voted tn elevate
liis Department In Executive importance,
and give Ita chief a seat in Ihe Cabinet
with ihe impressive Mile of Secretary of
Agriculture. Ibis Western Commls-don
says Ihe dh-covery of Pleuro-Puoiinionia
in Illinois was due In lliem, ami nut one
case was ever discovered by Ihe Oov'l
Bureau of Agriculture, ns Is pretended by
Mr. Colrinsn, They charged him wllh
Ignorance of Ihe laws of Illinois no this
snl.Jerl, and lire Department of Agricul
ture wllh incapacity 10 handle audi ques
tion". Wlitlever moit farmers may asy about
the proposed Secretary of Agrleuliiiro, Il is
quite certain Hint ihe above iiiinlloncj
farmer think', inasmuch as they havo got'
len nlonnii far without any help from a
Oeterumeiit llureau, Ihey Can continue lo
get along without a figure head lo super
vise their luieicM.
IliicUlenisAriilriiNiihe
TiiElliSTHii.VKlnllie vrnrld for Cn la.Ilrnls.
es, Horns, Ulcers, Halt Hhonin, Fever Korea,
Teller Chipped Hands, (Jhllblslna, Corns,
and all SklnRrupllons, and pnaltl rrly oures
rues, or no pay required. II Isguaianleed
tn give perfect satisfaction ,or moiwr rofuD
.i.a i-utt . . . -. .
""' I rice 6 eenta per bpi, For aale bv
Tarler A Miller.
STATIISSMNSHH'-.
Ono of (he most profound studies of a
statesman Is to know how lo manage
criminals and how lo prevent crime. The
Doctrine thru rrlmhuila are thu natural
prnftncl of human naliiro is pretty gener
ally itcceptcd. The s-iylrig Ihal, "He, Is a
natural burn thief," la h'y no means un
common. "Man goes astray as soon as he
Is horn, speaking lies," is sn Inspired nllcr
mice. This dciogativc expression concern
ing mail's iialurul 'makeitp, however, ts
o(l-el by huotber adage. ''Train up a
child in llio Way libhalt go and "f. lien he
is old lib will not dcpirl from it." Hut
Ibis hiller'ilnctrrnc Ihe schools aio very
slow lo accept. The Sophuiore sttll loves
lo tell htrw, vheu Ire was hi college, he
ued lo torment lire tutor and drench lire
reshmsiirwilh Ihe contents of tho slop
pail, and do other vnenlil nnd cilmiuut
drcd for which ho uughl to havo been
sent lo states prison, oVcds which ought to
m ke'n iiMnr so'nl change llio color of his
f ice and hide himself out of pure shame,
ThoYchnnl hoy healing the liko from Ids
paternal micislor practices niekly tricks
upon lire school muster and glows Ills wild
-0 its, rcallerihg lire seeds profusely wlieic:
ever he goes. When these smart big nnd
little boys leave tho univeislty and school,
however, and glow up to manhood, no one
is surprised lo see them eugsged ill II "e
practice of the a imo juvanile tricks on a.
tarcer scale with masculine variations,
All liibis and nations exhibit clearly to
view Ihcbent of early training, lot only
Arabs, Indians, llotelllols, huttlvllizedand
christian people hand down from genera
lion lo generation tire peculiar vices and
vlrlim of their ancestors. Take a boy
early, remove all restriction, let him run
loose, give enough rnpc and plenty of lime
airj il Ire xlotrs not hang hilii'elf Ihe hang
man Will be obliged to do that job for him
in -order to piolect the community from
Ihe devilislinessof his gemms i ho ans
wer I doubtful when we ask tho question
whether the state docs irol manufacture lis
own cilmiiinls. It would Ire a great tuercy
for Ihe boys of llio stale uhicli educated
them is not a giant criminal of iiinhlllu-
vian propuilions. We aro proud ot our
Slnle'iiieu nnd Wuriiors, bnt Who d ires say
that as a nation we nie not gulllyof great
crimel What have we ihme lo the Ncgros,
the Indian and Chinee? Are llrcle no
broken promi-cs made to the heroes avhn
nau-il the life or lire nation? It is surely
llio province of the Statesman to make
honest men. Junon.
Tire lslnnus Iliookly 11 bridge in New
York was cro-sed lasl year by 27-l43G-,70'i
persons, an average ot almost exactly 75,
000 a day fur Ihe entire 365 days. Evi
dently this nnniuioiitb structure is useful
as well as ornamental. The groa icceipts
for Ihe yeir wcie S735,0S9,S8. about 5 per
cent of Ihe total sum invested in the bridge.
There is nothing In existence lhat will
equal Solvation Oil in curing plins in the
lints and nvmcle, or spinal affections,
Price 25 cents.
A preacher, wiio hid been annoyed by
Ihe liiceRntn1iackiiiR" of members ol his
cnngrcgalion. rrcnnimcniSed such to try Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r ei'.ai. NiiTicr:,
Uriah Allen, of Hail lUmritnn. N' V., Har
riet Sanborn, of Newport. X. II., Samuel .1. Al
len, Fred I, Allen, llsrrr I). Allen, of White
River Junction, Vl , Henrr Alien. William I'.
Allen, Kiln-aid Allen. Fred Allen sn.1 nt,en-s-r
Allen, of (Iilveslou Tens, EJIth I'sltsn, .lulls
O, llvile. Josenh Orris, Denis Ful'er, Dells
Fuller. Annie Fuller. Mind Fuller, F.diih Ful
ler, n( Msssens, N. V., Harriet Allen, wlmse
residence is nnknnwn, and Allen,
whose Ctiristitn nsuid and residence are un
known, will lake nnlice that on Jsmury lllli,
1887, Hannah U llesch commenced in lire Court
ot Ginrni'Si Pless "f Wood County, Olii.i, an
scllun w herein slie is pIsinlifT and Ihey, willi
Kniienla C. Fuller, Murttia I:. Fullur and Wit.
tiira 3. Haskell as administrator or llm estate
lit Itoxanl A, Ull, deceased, sro ildrendanrs,
selling run), inn slie and llio slid defendants,
except sail Hsskell, are llie nniy lielrs at liw
of Iloxsua A. Hall. deceased, who die.l seireJ
of 1u-lit US, In I'errysburg, Wnn.l County,
Ohio, snd Lot 10 la Iltnck -10 of Hunt's Ail.ti
llon to Maumce City, inl.no is County, Olii-t ;
lliat said lielrs ire by inheritsnee. frum siid
Itozsna A Hall, nwnera in eonrmou of s-ila
lands in the lolloning mling t llie plaintitTand
Iks sslil Hsrritt Srinborn and tliixh Allen, escti
1-7, Harriet Allen sod Allen, eash Nit
Samuel J AUin, Fred I.. Allen, II irrv II Allen
each 1-31. Ilenrv Allen, Wlllnni I Allen,
Mnsrd Allen, Fred Allen. Ubeneex-r Allen,
eacli I-35.Kdith I'hIIoii 1 28. .lulu O llvd
Joseph Orris, Hueeiiit U. Fuller, Mirths R
Fuller, enjcli l-."ff and fisrliu Fuller, Hells
Fuller, Anniu Fuller, MhiiiI Futlsr and Edilh
Fuller, each 1-MO. PI liiitltT prays piltitlon
of said IjiiiIs Mini ilereiidsrus sre n quire I to
ansaer ssid peliliou by .Mirch 12, 1887, ui
Judgment hII be rendered us prayed for.
HANNAH C IIKACII.
Uy Coox ,t rroir. ilcr Alt's. 2ifl5 80
Kiir.itiFF'.'i s.u.n
D. K. Ilollcubeck, J In Wood Co., O ,
IB Coilll of
Arnold McMahsn, et a), C. iii'non l'lHas,
lly virtue of Hn order of sale, issued In Ihe
allure ctitilli-d cillse, hv Ihe Clerk of the Court
of Common I'iusa, nl Wood Ciiuruy. Ohio snd
ti ms direcred snd delirered, I will oiler for
sale ut public vendue, si the front dooi nl the
Court House, of add ciuuiy, iu the villjgi ui
Hunting llreen,ull
Tiii'mIih, I'l-bruar) '.'.M. 1837,
Delwren 111 and II o'clock i. lt.nl a,i. Jir.lhe
fotlowiug depcrihed rest estate, itiluate in Wuod
County mil Sl.ilu ul OI1111, lo wit t
.No. I,
The weit half of ths n h 101 acres of Raid
Trsrl ,Nu, 19, be'ng iu acres in 1'errjkburg
township. Appraised at .I,(IU0,0IJ,
No. 2.
Thesoiuherlr pirt of Komi Tncl Xn.IO h
ig 5: jr-101) ucred. Appniied at $1,120.00,
No. 3.
Theesnl half of liw inrlh I0J acres ol Itoid
Trscl No , being SO scies. Appial.ed at
M.IOO.UO.
No. 4.
Ths west half of the norlliesst nne-furVrlli
(N. K. W)nf Sec. 21. r.iwn 4, U Hlsiea lie.
erre.of 12 miles srrinrs. ciutsiiiing 711 53-100
acres. Appraised at fl.tiOO Oil,
MII.TON F. .MII.KS, HlrerrlT.
D. K, Ilu1.Lsir.oir, 1'1'ilfs Alt'y. 23li 00
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Ono of Iho best farms in Monroe C'ounir,
Mich., being shorn 0 miles fiom Monroe and U
miles from Toledo, and knunn as Ihe
Miller Farm, inLasnllo Township,
an I a short distance from a station, coiitalniiii;
105 seres, 2& limber, bUnee iiuiroved, House
sb.nl 3oi3H,tiyi, ilorres, 1 5 moms, a flrsl class
brick house: wing lSi30, (',Hmu bsrn 40x93,
Ii(irohrn2x50, irrsuar 18x30, corn crib 18x
3d, ho ieu 10x24 brick smoke Imilse aud
chicken cimiji. Tlileiierfecl. Inquire of
ni. ii, imr.rruMMcii,
16 Idfajretla Are.,
38l. DETItOlT, MICH.,
WORKING CLASSKSI W2.
preiariillnfurnlliallclncmt,frniluyincnt
ul home, llio wholo or Iho lluio.or for ihilr
poroiiiuinoi.ls llurlncsencw.llijht nnd nro
Jtahlo. rersoirsolellhorsoiiaifiy tarnrroin
(iU cents to $5 Oil per uteuiiiK, ami a iroi.or
llonal an ut bdoioilUEall thilr llino lo llio Lm
""""' J.'fil"1 (''''" earn nearly as mncli as
moil, That all trhureo lists uioy soud thelrad.
ilresinsmukcthliuihr, To such ns aro not
er sal snene hiii send onodu I artnuai for
.,.l.,.Vi,.,V,bl".,I,;,",ll, 1'"" Particular, and
outilirretv
,.1,lfrL"'..A.d'lrc" OxolluxallNto& Clo..
Iland, Maine, '
DENTIST?'J1;'Tho,fTon
I l'oi-ryuburg, Ohio
Saved Ills Urn.
Mr. I). -I. Wllcoiann.of llorss Cava, Ky, itya
he was, for minyyeaia, badly aulicleii wllh
Chihlslo.alsolllabelrat lira oin. iter, ilmn.l
lllicndurablo and Wnilld suing limes ahnoi
throw lilra Into -cnnruUlnns. lie died Hleclrlo
Hitleia and gl relief Irura the first bulllo and
filer Istlin- i botllca, was onllroly cured, snd
hs,l gained In (Icsh eighteen pounds. Hays ho
poslllvely l.ellsvcsho would have died, had II
not been fur tho relief alTureed by Kloclilo llll-'"a-
Sold at fifty ccnta a bottle by Taylor &
Miller.
tiii:uin"-,sAi,i:.
b.lJIck,aaTrcs., c. In Wood Cotroiy,0.,
, .,.'"" Court or
Thdressr.MlllcT.etal. OoHimon Pleas.
ny vlriooiilan crrder of ailo, lisaed 1n tbo
sbove tnlilled cause, br the Clerk of Hie Cuurt
of Common Picas or Wood County, OI,1n, and
to mo dlreeled and delivered, I will oiler fur
alo alpubHc terdiio.allho front donror lire
Cotirt llousevifBild county, In llio village of
Uourlliig Green, on
TiieadHy, Jnnuniy 18th, 887,
tlolwcenlO and 11 o'clock A.M. of ssid ilsy
Ihofnlluwlngdescrlbed Ileal Calalo, altualelii
llio County of Wood andStalo nl Ohlo,to-nit 1
Oiioacruorisnd fmui off Out-lnt No. lti). In
tho Vlllsgenf Porrvsburg. described sifollows I
Commencing at tho southwest comer of said
lot, aljholniersccllon uf Front and Locust
streets of snld Village; thence easterly along
llio northerly line nfasld Front street.nno .hall
tiro distance from said starting point to Ihe
saallieaatCrtrncT of ssid lot said width on
said From street In be onnllnued buck snulclenl
!y far lo inolude and embrace ssid 0110 sere nl
Und from off Ihe sonlherly ond ofihs weslorlv
halfof said lot-being the land sold by
ftoxana A. Plall lo Theresa P. Miller.
Appraised at $5 nOO 00.
OEOnOR M. nitOWN, Sherrff.
W.H.nsxai.i..Adin'rfloxan A.lla I dee'd,
December I8tli, 1S8S 37eJI030
A. R. GHAMPNEY,
Ueiiia in
1 1
IH,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
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Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
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All Kinds of Brushes,
Spsctades, Eye Glasses,
smsm,
All kinds of Paints, Oils,
and Varnishes.
OEyDERFUL
SUCCESS;
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year for nothing (a lutj uf f rura $J.OO 10 J4 00) by
eutrscriblng for
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Wiih Twelve Oftlert for Cui Papor PaUerniof
your own selection and of any liie.
Both publications, One Year.
ron
$3.00 (THREE DOLLARS),
D
EMO REST'S VT
THE BESA
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Contaimxo SroniEfl, roc,, AVU OTIIEn LlTEnilll
XTT11ACTIO.NS, IIIMOIMSQ A ItTIBTIC. fcc ILM-
Tine, AMI UOUSEUOLII WATTrilS.
Jlllt'l-nlct wllh Orlthial ,lrrl Enarar.
Iiryf, J7nf.;rrifrnr, ( J'Ulnir null
fine lino ri,r, tnnl.hia It llio Jtvrirl Jl,um.
tine of America,
Each Mag izloo rom.iln. n ronon ortlrr rnllillmi
tire holder 10 tlrun.lerll.iiu fa j rsiltcrn illiittiatcii
In Ihe fah'oi depirlmint In Hurt number, ami tn
any of trie tires manufactured, mnkli g iMltrrn
aiirliislhcyinrnf ilia x.iluo f ocr thne do lor,
nPrl) !0J.,E?1 s MOVIIII.V I, Junly cirililxl ihe
y oriel's Jlmlel Jiornlnc. The Ijirfe-t In I'l.rm.iho
Urp'St In Circnlatlan, anil iho lt 11VO Uollar
Faintly Ma-ailno Ij.neil 1&S7 will be. ilir-Tninlr.
hlnl rear or ll. nnhUenilnn Tt 1. rn. H.,..-llv i.n.
"rn.V il amUn rtli nnhcly ns to place It al the head
it laiuis, 1 T-M'iiitHM. 11 cun'nmi j hjt( mrce
l'iarh,SxllU Inches, clu;intty nrlntr'J and fully
UllflritllK llatlliz-hirtl l.V V. .1. iiiiln.r- Il mr.r. br
New Ydrk-,
AND QY SPECIAL ACREEMCNT COMDIHED
WITH THE
Perrjsbmi Journal at $3.00 Per Year.
iroa l.
If you want u upnful Cos wcli
ns interesting) Art Magazine, try
'The Art Amateur." This standard
perioilienl, now in its eighth year, in
ickintvloJcd, abroad as well as here,
toba tho rory "BEST PRACTI
CAL ART MAGAZINE."
If you need Color Studies for
Models, you will find tliofo in Tlo
Art Annteur for '87 (liko those for
'8ti) not moro oliroiiioH, but masterly
rcproduetioiis of elioicc paintings by
olever artists, not valuable alono an
eopios, but Well worthy to be (rained
aud hung.
If you aro n fjhin.i Painter,
If you aro an Km roiilcier,
If you aro a Wood Cm or, or a
Ilrass jluiniiieicr,
If you aro learning to paint in
Water Colors or Oils, or engaged in
tiny sort of Bruuh or 1'eueil woik,
The Art Amtteur for '87 will bo
found invaluable for its practical sug
gestions and useful sutudics.
Tho Art Amateur's notes nn dec
oration nnd furnishing nnd house
beautifying in general aro Mono riohly
worth its cost.
Send 30 cents for a specimen
copy with colored plate.
Kend Tills psrsrsidi and one dollar
and ton will recelre fr.ur dlfl'erenl speci
men copies nf The A rl Amaieur. contain
ing Four Huiierb Colored Plates.. pages
of norkiiic designs, and OTerEOIarire pa
ges ofhiiercttlue practical art reading,
NOTE THESE OFFERS !
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ieur for 1887. snd lo (;r lis) the splen
did number fur December, '80, containing
a Mii-cili colureJ jilatc, "The Bleeping
Jie.iitj."
Prioo of Tho Art Amatour, $4,00
a year; Singlo Oopios, 35 ots.
AI)I!ti:4
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33 Union Squnrey Vow York
Una I Hi
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SAVE IVIONEY
By ctillingon mo nnd oxaming my goods beforo making yorrr patchnao
CHOICE FAMILY OBOCERIES,
Provlsiontand Produco ptirohasod dirool from first hnr.da at BoUotn Prices
and which I will soil nt
PRECEDENTS) LOW PHICES,
I am ilotormTticd to ecll only
I strtdy t'O ploii-po nnd mako my ciistomeiR'intoroits my own, nnd
I gunrautccovciy nrtielo I soli to bo First-Olnss, and as Low ns nny
First-Class Goudsoau bo bought. Itospce'tfully,
E. L. KINGSBURY.
C. It. Ilnllnflit)-,
asXdXdifiailjwnS & 10c0j03j
nn.ii:ii! in
Wo call IJspoeial Attoution to our Now Line of
Including all the Now Styles.
Wo invito all t'o call and efco otir iStock aud Gel Prices befor"o pur.
chasing clsowlicrc.
Roofing, Spouting and General Repairing.
Paints, Oils, nnd Brushes, and a General Line or Duiiding Material,
Pumps of all kinds, llopo, &o , &o.
First-Class Mechanics employed in tho Tin Shop.
ikeoat Stii
Fine OirBrcoats in
KlyjjS.ms, Fur Uenvi-r.i, (Jhinchill.n, lvj.-yi, M iltoin, C'is-iiiii.ires, etc.
made infiiultlvM iinniiicr. liimd with sitim, serges, an 1 llali.ins Coats
erjnal in materials and iiniih lo tho best custom garment, at much lowor
prices.
Fine all wool Worsted Overcoat black, brown and bluo, satin sleeve
lining, with or without silk facing eopt you SiSO to order S15.
Splendid Chinchilla Overcoats, teu styles, v.hct, piped or corded edges,
silk velet collars, fine linings- cost you S28 or 530 to order 10.
At 12.00 wo show you good, all wool U'or.-tcd, Fur, Ite.iver and Cas
sirucrc Onjrcoats--nti cnonuuus variety and cveiy (Jmt a Bargain.
Ou.x' Ton Xcallvi- Overcoats
Cannot be matched iu qmliiy and make.
Tho Host S'0.00 Heaver Overcoat you hae eer seen.
aT'OOEt DLT'I-V-OEJ XOLXiARS
Itattling good Ulsters, warm, well-made samo UKters reru sold last year
at S3, aud you will be asked ?7 ami SS to day at other concerns.
For First-Class Goods at Lowest Prices, Trade at
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We Can Show to the Citizens of Toledo and Vicinity
THIS FINEST LINE Or?
CARPETS, LICE CURTAINS. DRAPERIES. OIL
CLOTHS. LINOLEUMS. 1ATS ROGS
In this part of the State. Ispection Solicited at the
Old Reliable Cai-pet House of
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for Infants
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known to Die" IL a. Ancm. m n
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la jurmi Mtn 'xntmi fi' .ktVt.i. m
trs, or too rrea indalffiiDcn, f uk that roa Mind u
5fP?? wltli itKtment of Toot trouble, and toouro
RUPTURED PBHSON3 can huvo FRCH
mriBBXMmaMBiamMmmmnBa
tn bo undo, Cut tlilinnt nnd re
i urn li u. nml woujll tend yon
rfi'.OHuctltlncoftrcniohn'an.l
lii)pnrlniiitt in yon, HifU v ill Mart
ou In liiii-iim-uhltli u 111 hrliiK
. , ... j" ui in iru nun icy riziii tlVtav
Ihanunr IhlnacUuIn ll.l orlil Aiiyonucnn
dotlionurkaiiil live ut Imniu. Jlltlnrtox : nil
!"' Hnmetlilntriicw, DiiitJutcolin maiirvrur
ll iirktr. Voll Hurt join cnpilal not
Hul'ltil JrM.".l' l"10 rt ''" Kcnulnc. Imiiorliiiit
chtncciiprBllMlini,. 'j',ojU Hlrooro umhl.
!,!V,ll",nr"l,"',,!.!i,.,"l,SH,ll imt 'lot"). Hruinl
?Sfi'"04 AiJ"" 'V'WT- 'v Co.iAuko.Iii;
OtnlunrutlKioxiitlrnidiirnnnitH'rllsiiiiiontln
jny Nti'Ai:iii nr I'KiiioiniiAi.lii lliu Unlhd
Blatoii liy addrcitlnu' O. I. W.xilr.tll
A'lY-yll'l'iy Viroiit. Ull l'riirllico K.cIibiuj..,
DiilldliiB. Toledo, 0..wlion'llJrortli? iiamir
Jiiy'nnotiiiunil adtcrlUIUKCOulrnctii roido
twwi
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II. K. Ilnlliirlni',
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tlie Newst Fabrics.
and Children.
1 rrnani. -. nit. rAi..t
vwitui m vui (. Vji'litt uiA3ii)miiirii(
I Sour Etomaeh. Diarrhnpft. r!nn Lnlinn.
I Ula orni3) tivua tJuvp, &ml proniotea dl-
I WlUiout Injurious modJcatlan.
Tna CiMTica Cozpt, 1S3 Fulloa Ctreftk, Kt Y.
t Jit Ootrif Pawn it IB O!.
liagl TlorlTbtl HoTbDIl
fiou A ltalllng 6un Uthr((
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Mn4trlo Hlaitrel I. In tb
fllottnlDf. TBki Hick tli Ueirt
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. aTDtu uio iiniwiuton ot pwteniioui rem
xoln rorthrvo trouble! , and all Qu&ctti
.nuuiuuirikiiiiinioDiMaioeirTlo-
irtripi. A" aunuMmunijwnxa
pbU4ciy louiiimm, atM um jniarifrt
r wtiu uuauun la iniiir,iu nr mmiimm
lull jrfr'OOMltnttfl8 media! Grlnrict.n.dlr..t
rtppllculoilla tho irtt o(iIk.,o luiptcUt
-- .uiiu.iic. I. .et, wiiuouiaeltr. .Tit nttortl
- icuon, oiiooiiiimtDorg.ni,mFtod. Tn,
wllll inlmnlnf tlentnll r lira rt tlrtn Utk.lUt pttlont
btcomtl cbecrf ul tnd rtpldlrctlnibollitUtn11ituil bttltb.
TBEATHENTi-On tfrath, . Tiro c. 5. Tln, $7,
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Hf'g Chemltti,
, vwt ... .emu ratroei, Bi. iaju.s, jviu. .
Trial of our Appllanoo, Atk torTormai
Ublaliinl.andalll'ATI.'KTIIUHINRHSallfnili
cil In I'KOUI'l'I.V ami for JIODUIlATK J'fiKH.
Our orTlce la oiioalf I0 U. H, I'aiool Olllcc,
and im (Mil obtain I'ulcnla In Itts Mine llian
llimo remote Irom WAHIllXflTON.
Hend MUlllMtOll lltlAWINO. Wi adrlio
ma t.x du..ll.ttl... I ..... I .
not-.. irairiiinuilllf 11VV III I UaTKO 1 HiUX ITO
'n'kN'1ll.UIUi: UNI.EBS 1'ATE.NT IB
W'u lerer.licro, In Hit I'oatinaKter, llie Hiipl
ofJIouey OrJor l)r and to iilUcm la of U.H
I'lilriilOllIco. I'orelrenlar.ndrlce, tornnan
rtfott-ntea lo riclnal cllunla In four oitii Htato o
Counl. Wrllelu
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Oppoallel'alent OOloe, Waaliintnn,D. 0
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AND AJ.L I0IT8 in THE NOIlTliWEHr
OXFORD, CONNEItSVILLE. UUSHVILLr,
INDIANAPOLIS,
'tnUltl! MAi)TK,VjlNUAI.IA, MAT?.
.TOWN,
ST. la'O'UIS,
DAItVILIill, Ht.OtlAlINU'1-onV
PEORIA,
AKD All, COINTH IN TUKWEBT.
Tralna of this Cn'mpanj iaa rnilllYH
IltliinHTATION.aafoironar
psai!rasot;Tn,(dalljecaplSiinilaj-.)
Dajlnn A: CinclnnatlEx'tireae 6 68 1 u.
Iielrolt. Toledo Oln. Mull (D) j (,5 aM
Toledo A Man Accimmi datlnn 6S&T X.
nclrnll, Toledo Cln.Ciiireaa, (I) )U :6P.t
rAesiMiKoiirii (dallj r.iceiil Sund.r.)
Tularin Detroit KiprrM, iD.llj) SJJ.,.
l,i ma &. Toledo Accnmiidillnd 8. IS i V'.
Toledo, Detroit it. Clerelaud Kxnint
(HnndaTonlr) B22a.i
Toledo illelroll Mall 2Sr.Jr
Toledo DelrnllACIilocoEJpieaa 836 r u
For Maps .Time Tablea andnlher Inrrro
lloboallnnSlallnn A cent, or address U. T,
A,, Cincinnati, O.
ciias, ii. ntifcmvfci.i,,
Gen'lTlcacfAECh't.
Fnan. DaOniar. Agenl, PerrjabniR.
Columhs, Hocking1 Valley a Toledo Ej.
,,, TIIIEGAfep,
Taking: EHetst November B8. 1680.
vnn'ritA xi air.
sofrriijiiomvn. '
i.r Toledo .... t 2liam..n 1 u u i 6 sj'.Vfc,
' foalolla b .17 .. i 33 .. j ,,2'.,
Upper Han.. 1 60 12 40 .. 8 10 ..
.. .Marlon...... n 30 .. I 1 IB -- S il t.
- roapccii... 8 60 .. I 4b .. t ; 1.
-. Delaware 0 16 . 2 06 .. t 31 t.
Ar O'olnmLiia..- 10 10 .. S oil .- 10 30 ..
I.t l.'oiu'mUis-.. 7 6nan. 3 lopn I. iriTi
l.ancKMer... 0 16 .. i 57 .. 7 ig ..
i.njan.S... . 10 U2 .. j IS .. 8 12 ..
Ar All.er I105au, 0 SB .ii- 10plii
Ar MtAill.nr Jr II 67 a in Ii 43 1. 11 t.. i..
-. (laillpoin... 1 :ijpn 8 int. n !...,...
- I'nmen.j -- 2 32 ' f CO .. .. ..,. ,
foitTn"iioiryi.
' 1' 'lor VI 00 n Mi llil ff.
- (lallipolla... 0 31.. 5(1(1 J.
v JlcAriliiir Jc II ST.. 6 43 M.
I.t Allien 6 1 S m 7 6pn 12 30pm
I.t Logan. 7 25 a 111 8 30 p n 1.17i.la
Lancaster..- 8 13 .. 0 15 2 20
Ar Coloinlioa... II 30 10 26 3 4ti :.
Lr Columbus.. 11120am 4 4San 4 15 1. ix,
- Delaware.-- II 15 .- 6 37 5 12-
- I'rnsptct... II -II .. B 02 .- 5 35..
Marion 1202pm 0 22 5 61..
Upper San- 12 65 -- 7 16 B 46 :.
-Oarer. 115.- 7 36 i- 705.
.- Fo.'.iria-.-- 1 i .. 8 05 . 7 30
Ar lolrrip 3 05 .. D 25 .. 9 CO
Null- on Itiiniiiiie nl Tiiiina.
Train learinc Colun.blia al 4:15 r. if. (nnrlh
bound) ninadallr, and carilra llnoncli alreper
fiirChictco.Tla Fismriaand II .VII It. It.
Train arrlrine al Columbus at 10:10 A M, rlins
dailj, and earrlra llirrucb steeper Inn, Cliica
Rntu Columbus. IVatMrctnn and tlalllnmre.
Direct connebllons made In t'nlon llepM at
Coliimbua.lnr Newark. Zanestllle, I'lllUnrt;
Wlieellnir, llallimnre, Wtrl.lnpti n and I'l.llt
drlpbla : alto for Darion, lllnclnrsti, I.oliia
vjlle, and all poinla Souib and HnulliWral.
R5 Close connectlntia al Toledo for Detroit,
and all points In Mlrlilcan and Cantda.
II. J FAI.KENHACn,
Gen'H'asscnjer snd lieki I Atenl,
CoLrusUh, 0.
O n.CAnit, Cen'l Hurt.
TOLEDO COll'llBl'S S SdUlIlPnV
aniMi south.
(Iterid dovn.)
aoiha ol.Tll
STATIONS. (tti'.dop.)
A M
7 00
A M
5 40
3 51
0 01
fl'ii
il 24
27
0 .111
6 3fl
II 45
n 51
S 50
7 117
7 10
7 20
7 2B
7 .17
7 45
A 31 A w
9 45 5 00
31 4 45
9 26 4 34
9 15 4 II
9 05 3 60
9 01 3 43
8 65 3 31
8 50 3 25
8 45 3 11
8 37 3 CD
8 32 2 4(1
8 28 2 2f
n 211 2 20
8 in 210
S f2 I ii
7 57 1 36
7 46 1 00
Toledo
0 U Junction."
... Uroegon Itnad
Araltn.d
Lime Uitj ...
DoMllru
lliiolirlilire -
-. Sugar Illdge -
Neirlon . ...
Howling (Iret-n-
I'orlnpe
Wblita
Tromlllrj ...
I'leasaot Vli w ...
II. A0. t'ri'halng.
Van Iluien . ...
.... Stiurl.tillc -
Findlar
7 IS
7 2o
7 45
8 0;
8 !2
8 25
8 3.'
8 46
8 57
9 in
0 .10
9 3'l
10 Oil
10 15
11 2i
12 00
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