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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22
Truth stranger than Fiction.

In the autumn of S47, while the woods
were bright with the variegatcd hues
which follow the light touches of early
frost, a mounted Traveller was pursuing
his way through a dark, broad, lonely
forest, III the Western part of New York
lie had ridden three miles since seeing
Il human habitation. and he had Yet two
to 90 before he could get sight Of another.
He was decending hill into gloomy
looking valley. through which flowed
Swallowed but swift running stream and
on reaching the water, he permitted his
thirsty beast to stop and drink.
At that moment man come out from
d cluster OF bushes into the road, or horse
path on the other side of the stream
This man was dressed like hunter, and
carried a rifle on his shoulder. In his
general appearance there was nothing that
indicated hostility or Il wicked design
He was Of medium size, compactlv built,
with intellectual features and "A certain
air OF gentility-sceming rather as one
abroad from some settlement for a DAYS
sport than a professional hunter All
this the mounted traveller carefully noted
he crossed the stream TO continue his iour-
ney and when they came near together
a pleasant salutation was exchanged.
L" Fine weather for travelling sir - re-
marked the man with the gun.
" And for hunting also, | should sup
pose :" smiled the other OH the horse
- Yes, there is game enough" returned
the other; /" but | am not good hunter
and can only show one bear for my days
work thus, far, and that is almost useless
to me, because L have no means to take
1t away. would willingly give dol
lar for the use of horse like yours for a
couple of hours. If you could spare five
minutes or so l would like you to see the
bear. 1t is only back behind these bush
es, some two hundred yards from here y
. l will not only look at il, replied the
traveller, dismounting and fastening his
horse, I" but if not too heavy, | will take
1t along for you, seeing | am going your
way"
The hunter thanked him in a most cor
dial manner, and then, as if to make
| himself agreeable and keep up the con-
versatiOn, inquired where the other was
| from, whittier journeying, and so forth ;
and learned in reply that the latter resided
in Albany, was a merchant in good bust
ness and was travelling partly for his
health, and partly with the view of ma
king an extensive land purchase for fu-
| ture speculation.
"Well, here we are ~ exclaimed the
hunter as the two emerged from the dense
thicket, through which they had slowly
! forced their way into the more open
wood Z" here we are and now will
show you as fine and fat beast as YOU
ever saw. Observe where / point my
rifiel''
He stepped back some eight or ten feet.
deliberately raised the piece to his eye and
pointed the muzzle directly at the head of
the traveller. There was flash, a loud
report, and the victim fell like a log, his
face covered with blood
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selett 4oetrp.
Make Home Bright and Happy

More than building snowy mountains,
More than dress and fine array,
More than domes or lofty steepIes,
More than station, power and sway
Make your home both neat and tasteful,
Bright and pleasant, always fair.
Where each heart shall rest coutented,
Grateful for each beauty there.
More than lofty swelling titles,
More than fashions Turing glare.
More than Mammou's gIided honurs,
More than thoughts can well compare
See that home Is made attactlve
BY surroundings pure and bright;
Iresa, arranged with taste and order
Flowers, with all their sweet delight.
Seek to make your home most lovely
Let it be Smiling spot,
Where in sweet coLtentment resting,
Care and sorrow are forgot.
Where the flowers and trees are waving,
Birds will sing theil sweetest song;
Where the purest thoughts will linger.
Confidence and love belong.
There each heart will rest contented,
Seldom wishing far to roam,
o., ii roaming, still will cherish
Mcm'ries of that pleasant home.
Such home makes man the better;
Pure and lasting its control:
Home, with pure and bright surroundings
Leaves its impress on the soul.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

az The New York Day Book says it
don'ts believe in the water cure, and gives
as a reason there Is MIR. (naming a
noted political editor) he has been he-ing
in his damp sheet for twenty years, and he's
worse now than ever"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

So A man with a brick in his hat was
found one night trying to climb an over
shot wheel Of fulling mill, When asked
what he was doing, he replied that he was
trying to get up to bed, but the stairs
would not hold still.
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VERA Cruz, May %, 1864.

@ 4 cotemporary wonders how SC Old
Abe has brought so many graceless ras-
Gals into public notice and sudden wealth" '"
1t is not wonderful at all. Always when
the pot boils. the ''scum" rises TO the top.
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4uslness Q ar0s.

"a M'LAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law,
~ Johnstowu, Pa. Office in the EX-
change building, on the Corner Of Clinton
and Locust streets-up stairs. Will attend
to all business connected with his profession.
Dec 8. ISG3.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

eS- A dull day, an empty pocket, and
being in love, affects a mans spirits most
seriously
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

es A son of the Emerald Isle, on pass
ing a tannerv, saw cows tail stuck in
an augur hole for sign. He was struck
with amazement, and inquired how they
drove a COW in such a small hole.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
WYnkOOp's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases Of the throat, ohestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insldiOus aud angerons 'fhe
propertiea o. medicne 70 alleviate, and nproot
sheae complaints, must he eNpectorant, Anodyns and
tnWgorating, oosening the mucue OF the throat and
fmparung tone 10 the entire system No discovery IN
medical ever mastered this elasA OF dseaaas
NIKE Or, Wynko0p's Iceland Peot0ih. It's used with
the most astonishing resu 20 10 all eeaes Of bronohit a.
tnnnenea, whooPing cough, diPthera or putrid sore
rIcat asthma, Group, conghs, coids, nervous irla-
The Rev J. J. Potter osrtiaes that 81 have used Or
Wynkoope rectorl for HeyefR years, myself and 10
my hmiy, for severe pnimonRry compaiptp, and
hAyo reoommended II to many olhera. and have mover
sea rs equal" Rev, J, ], Potter, nroOklyn N. Y.
Hundreds and thonsandA Of important leatlmonl.
ale could be produoed, showing its remarkable cures
and that N never ihla.
composed q pure Iceland Noes, Balm Of OF.
esd, Peruvian Basam, fecampana, Counifey, Bur.
dock and other nva nahlo srRDt and tonic In
Uodlenis; II 10 harmless, prompt and lasting. 10.
walas ano sufferers cannot hhord 70 ucRiect . trial
Every hmlly should have t. IL is remaskable lot
Group. Ftlll descrn ntiOna, recomme ndauonH and a
eetons accompany each bottlr
sold 10 Dayton By W. W, Stewart and ali pF,nolpal
PrspaIsa d. pr. 3 wynksoP. and sold by D, $,
nArasa CS.1HeH ferk. l'c seAsdiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

DRAFTED MRN IN MAD RIVER TP.-The
following is a correct list of the men draft
ed to fill the quota for Mad River Town
ship, in this county:
Matthew Zuber. Nicholas Cook, Abra.
ham FlOrey, Gotleib Thresher, Simon
Zuriey, Henry II. Helbrigle. John Pitman.
Phillip Wagner. Jeremiah j. Grace. Geo.
Miniman, Geo. WOntg, Frank Baumheck.
el, Jacob Jamison, Michael Mihsll, Geo.
Sail, Andrew Brost, VIM. Grace, Jacob
Shroyer, Frank Huerst. Michael Higgins,
Patrick Magee-2l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

First Ward.--owiug to the mnstorin &
officer at Cincinnati being absent the men con-
tracted for BY the First Ward, aud which are
now there under guard awaiting mastering,
could not be credited in time for to.days
draft, Hence the Ward was drafted for l6
men. THIS however will be merely a mecca.
sAry formality, as 10 men are contracted for'
and when credited will relieve the drafted
men, with 3 Of aa excess on this draft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
1OOts anO S0Oes.
Musir.
MUSIC STORE,

UNHH attention Of musicians and al lovers og naSse
il lsesilea 70 our splsAdid assortnsonl of Mas 81
tustrumen1 u tho mast approx q maaulAstures.
We have sonstAntlY on hEnd ans bt0sk Of VisnAs,
FLUTES, ogitArs ooAosraAos. ana Aeoordeoas sfevssy
variety Of quality aud rr oe,
Piano Fertea, We are ahe 70 furnish the puhiis uilk
thoae Use nstrumenis aheh may 10 hVsrably son,
palod with the beat nov man ufholurod
Our hoites are such ~ 70 snsbls a. - uraIsh ne
aeoteses also, mAsle books, music and 81 kinda
~ musical mershan4le ~ pfioes And tsgna thaa ean
On, Ia lksu ~, AT Mas otfess,
- eR bSswssn Tsfd Aad FoudA.
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Dayton Weekly Empire,
ny HUBBIRD q BROTHER,

(LAT OF TuR LOGAN COUNTY GAsErTEJ
possess R the desired facilities for publishing frat
class paper, and respectfully submt this Prospectus
70 the Patriotic, Libsrty loving democracy every
where, for thor subscription and support.
The EnPIRH will be Democratic paper. without
any prefix or qualification. II will be for Constitution,
Tor Law, for Liberty, for Peace. .The Empire 10
Peace" said Napoleon, and so hupbly, but sArnest
~, aSy we. These ideas we ahail inouoate not by
VIC ent or forcibs resistance to oousntuted
but within the pale OF the law. by argument BY ets
BY appeals to a. reason OF the people
This year OF 1904 is destined to be memorable for
al time. II muat mark the Era OF Democratic Reato-
ratsu-Law, Order, Peace, and union--or the utter
and final overthrow OF American Llbe with supor.
youing Despousm, or Anarchy, which 10 more 70 be
one OF the conditions OF Dem ooraae success, which
must bs eamphed with, Ia the dissemination OF Dem
ocranc pApers. These ought TO be put in the hands
of every man who will read them. II thla were o.
feeted, ali doubt OF success next fall would be reno
cd The people will redeem themss yes, II they can
Those whO were readers Of the ~.
10 q A NJ q IA z e r II Il
win understand what iu 70 be the character OF ,ha
Democratic editorials and seleoaon4 1t viii BE- iull Of
Life, Spios, and Varietv.
A. MAnoS MuLaoaNs - having declined to take
charge oi the Roman Empre-w have Depart.
ment In ths EnP Rs OF Dayton, and vi ''irradiste
the evening horizon" with his usual abillTy," w
Tha author OF "tHOLE SANS HOTEL" "RYK
C0FFKE," "DE sERRNADE," &c, will sing HIS
merry songs as often as occasion inspires them
There viii, as in the Logan Estts bs quantity Of
"butternuta picked up under our own Tree" and
served In each numoef Of The Weekly,
In addition 20 this careful attention will be paid 20
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, and, IL a
word, all tnat goes To make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound u sm oufatio paper
We send his Prospeotus 70 old friends everywhere,
and 70 many OF WON We hope 70 make friends, 10
the belief and hop that they will aid IN the ss.ab
hshmsnt oi reasonably Pre'psreas Democrats
paper.
'Enaa TERMst .-
To GindS subscribers 81 per anulrun, always IL ad,
vance. Amer deliberAton We have concluded MOI.
withstandlng the exorbtan prices for paper Ink BE-
to send ten copies Of the Weekly for fneen Doll re,
knowing that there ~ not township IN Ohio where
club may not he made up on these terms.
The Daily Is sent 70 mail subscribers for - per
mum, IN advance, or alx months for IS.
Address afa ~
HUBBARD a BROTHER,
DAYTON. OHIO
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Corner Main and Second strse,S

Miami Township out of the draft -
EpIToRs EHPIRE On Monday the Dayton
Journal published report purporting TO be
Official, which leaves Miami township deficient
6l men on tho several calls OF tho Presidsnt.
This ia nos correct. We have furnished l0l
men, and stand square on the books Of the
Provost Marthhl
arr DRAFr RELIEF Con-.
MIAuf t.:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

Real Estate for Sale.--I will sell, If
applied TO soon, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side Of Mcclure street,
between Ienia Avenue and Richard street
Price per lot-two hundred and fifty dollars
one.hird cash, the balance in one and two
yours j. II. BAGGoTT
Corner Main and Second streetSs
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION

TJNHE 90 partnership heretofore existing Miller A
ChA.eh In the Merohsnt tailoring Badness was
Dissolved BY mutual consent on the nTst dAy ~ Feb
rusry, lnatAnt The books iR the hands ol Henry
Huston building, corner Third and JsnsTsoa threats
Those ghn have claims against the arm will pFeeeAi
them for pAymeut, aud those are udebtsd 10 the
arm arc expected u call aud settle thar Aooounls
wiihoat delay, aa the basinsis must be olessA.
HENRY Nj .LnR,
feSdSw Us. cHAROH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

b0-If you want good -four 70 to L. L. Gil.
lilauds Flour store north side of ths market,
Eve doors from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suityou delivered at your house I'm
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Agencp.
A.E.m 6LURn

A.E.M cLURR,
REAL ESTATEAGBNT
NO. 10 THIRD arRREr, At JOHN n. GToPPE 10
MANS ofFICR
I HAVE large amount Of property for aaIe, suoh
~ houses and lots IN all parts Of hs city AZ vsr
Gus pHcea rAnRng nom four hundTed 20 Zen thousand
dollars, on good payaents, and Wsll atnated; and
aay quantity Of vacant lots Ter sale. Also several
aTEs ,or sails, ranginR from one hundred and sixty
The county. -
Those having property ,oT sale, aad thosa wanting
70 euy, viii do we'll % call on me, a. / shall pdVe
sromp. attention 10 all business entrusted 10 nj care
hHse had eonHdorsblo experience In the busiaess
flaadlm A. X AoCLURR
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Ae0lcal.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
RstaAAIshed in the Year lBsa.

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1859,
FoR THE 0URR OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And uAdss tie esBtTsl Of tive Of the sss. Eminent
Physicians In the world,
DR. x. BoHLPARTE, ffsn Loadon and Paris
~ Hospitals and for the past ten years sf the On-
elnnsa vensTeAl HosItal, and D., D; REYNOLDS,
where asrmanent cure Of Private Diseases can bs
chained, without the use ef mercury or change si
In sto Is deYsi structures cured in 10 weeks Noe.
lurnal bmissons stopped In - = days. seminal
wssknss sersa q ? ~ ysSSsi syphnsi pi,i pTnla,
~ stages cured mi daye SEQ ndGry syfa ptoms In
10 weeks. skin Diseases cured IN e weeks: ina
potency, vgor restored IN 70 veekS All diseases
81 private asiars treated With unparalleled success
Dr BsuApSrts's great work e. pravats dssas.s. the
Eate Guide 70 Health, is hsnehcAl V adj, mse and
eFnee old and Voung, should read this beck twill
enlighten those yhs crepe IN dArkResH Price IS
cent, gentby mail,
Dr. esuapsrte's Frsnch Patent Male sAiei II Ia
perieety saie, and nsveS fails 70 60 sAhSAeasu is
The sny safe aud sure preyendvs against disease,
Price el tAs Freaoh Paten, Male safe Si the ssEis
SSsnsdAIss LoZIRR's TonSis MSsshlS pilis !,
sAls cad rslass remedy tsr saPPreslsns snd ali r.
proguAacy, Ae fhsy E,l predues mlSeArrlAGs. Pres
a. per ssH-eHSa sac ts--saAi sny address "
ps, ,. n. asstAe ssa y osasail, sAsy ,sr. nm.
qnssiisnaay aokPeVledged Z W Ne char ploas sns
kiaga ~ yNsreA diseAds All lhs snly DooisTa v Ia
SSvs SEES 4. : a. sss, es ss ss's - a.,
witaeas tas yATieus dseAaes vkiek afaioi rsankisJ
and te watch hs proeTeaa hreuGk : lenE career ~
prsseasieaAi In every epkero 81 lite, hem tke
kunbls Absds of psvory ts tks aansloa sfthe vssl'
ny, and haunf aeoeftAlned beyeud deuet ths vasi
sunenAE 81 hui4auy they deterri ined ~ aalect the
Renarnnve system a. taelr part study and ts ~
vote their Snsie attention 70 he alisvAsR of the s
Aaaoe q ihese mportAht nRnotons Ne letter. v n
aneWffed uniee they eentsAna remittance OF peat
eeAtelDp, oAli 81 address = 30 - F'' Fss
- 49,. spys' loNAfAATRA AHINoLns,
tkssSsss EsSSST1N. 6Sf.n. ~
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pprtng SPOUSE.
D. VEIN c n o u 8 z

NO. Sc, sT, CLAIR, BBr. FOURTH FIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio.
NNHE undersigned Informs the puhlc that he n 4
j practical dyer, and has established dye houns a
he above place. and nov prepared 70 color ali kinds
any color that may be desired,
Grease and stains removod from all kinds offabYioa.
he warrants 20 anish all goods IN a manner 10 ave
satislaoton, having all arcea necessary 10 pergul
bic work IN the best posslbleatyls.
AuIs HERMARR WIRanND.
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Special Notices.
q u AC KE NV

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
their health by patron Elng any OF the sdvestSlne
qnacks Yea can faily recover by the methods used
BY the ad, ,eFteer, and by hundreds OF Others and
no other way! Read letter whioh Will send you
you will send me post paid envelope hearing your
address DireottO EDWARD n TRAVER,
de9sdawem Lock Box, Boston, MAAa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10

Wanted to Rent--A comfortable dwslhng z
with six to eight rooms. The western part
Of the city, north of FSurth ST., preferred -
Enquire at this office. d6
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NOTICE,

ON che sist day OF April, 1884. Elizabeth Davidson
~ died her position m the Court OF CommOa PlsaS,
and for the unity Of Montgomery, IN ne atalo q
ohie ageinbi soomsn Davidson prAytng ioT iVaroa,
vaase-- Adultery Snd wiliul aessnSe foF mors lhAn
\ ..,,. BY TlLToN FITCH. hsr A,.SEssyG
80" -N ..s.. nua anufIl
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FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Warpentcr.

.B u L L D I N G..
TIRE undersigned has made Arrangements 10 erect
and complete good, neat houses Il fair Prioes N u
would warrant thosn haytag vacant lots unimpFoved
60 nveat ns the demand 70 daily increasing for them.
Neat plans, with cost Of build ny, ready for lnVesh-
galion. iHN II. THOMAS, Agent
alHdsws shop on Wayne ST. near Baptist Church
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Sandusky, Dayton and CIncinpa,I y

an ~ IN ~ etes.S,llgF V y 6l tsii,,ss,5
IN and after hovember 10, IsuS. npo ,-,,,-1 -
houee, passenger AND Freight Trans v,t i, L.'as
DAllON, gong north, IN foilogsi hH ieANH
Q.dn A. NJ. throuRh Freight and A.,
OstU with Passenger Car attached 'N"iN hIodAi On
In.nn A. NJ. Mail tram Tor snrnss.,.
1O.cO urhana, Belloontane, PSrsst' Oolumbus.
SAnuusky connecting al Springfield ~, [Dae al q
Lohuon and Columbus arriving In Conn., ifAln ia
~ NJ Orbans Win tram Tor COLUMBIA A. Nus At r;SJ l
IRAN IRAN on I1ttsburg, 10. Wayne a ChIoss orost Nhi
5s Nle IA OfeAthne ~ 6ia5 M M y, ~ H. gUn,
e;'v nj hOlyde with Tram on us,aia, Fltisbtr. :.
r., 1T ~ gong hnst' arriving 10 Cleveland "nd Iovuo
u5 uiilhuA ~ SSVs m, and Buffalo nt b,,, $40 D. .
nes., arriving IN Toledo ~ Ak. ~ a m 49,, M, tom
' SsoNko ~ IV'sO M sno Sanduafy a, w At b;i6
II. - n night hxltess Tor slftnMs,so S,so IN.
49, AhH heuelOnthhV, cOunes I'M, ee'sids Lihnpa
INN INN kong haAt on t1tisburg, IT. 49, ForpHt air
N' MlEInh Creatllne ~ B.l6 n, I,,slu slu Chich
az Nulhg hest, with rain Arlittn 6ufgh dso
49, ~, hhd OhlcNgo ht lV.sU ~ AZ t,tL ~ Wayne "a
% On cleveland ana Toledo K. X arI,v,nyue Hith 'IiaT
1913 sV M DunlIk At Av Ahu bi,fts ~ Oleveisi d "A
reaches sandusky at lao q n, @''NO ~ b;SU 4, !,
I.flh q. ~, huntsTllis Aecop,n,,,,,
s.0yO uiyton on arrival OF Iraln tr.Soh, leAYll.
w. Springfield at t'o6 pm IyIa,aom aom OlnUpuAti
mi uh.o,It3 ~ liizS M, Belleioptsi' AT iots . NJ,
AnG ,l q huh'sViiie At l2l2 u, At llgl d ~,
wei sss - ~ thn Lane 20 oil poipts ~,
"a MI t ge nA9 Rt the Ticket Ufhcn h, EiAt aod
S.nL -, ~ W KING, Ticket Agent ~ 'he Union Det,,
Te hMe always As low As by snv
,,d,'S " hVItnAtlon relative 10 esF roote.
IASseJP2 ~ We CompRny's frsjSh, =, Aykhs by "a q
"a n. .akoAt' II. RICE ss sas pepviT-J. A.,
=. -e, oelAff, Gen Ticket Agent ~FeIintehasat
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Ausic.
STRING MIJSTC.

5IHIN6N NI . SIG. n
r AN prepared ts eruish strnT Mutie fer balls,
rdea, 40, al ths lsaest possible rates. Having
played With Prst Fmruhild during the lAat summe er.
feel ctn sattaiy AL hta cd otistona
srs l am . menber Of the RegmentAl Hand, and
All orders len with Charles Thssbald, corasr Third
and Jensrssu streets, under Hasten Hall, will be
promptly atteaded to-
deI2dim DANIEL v. MAKER.
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O"ItOn' AeniA ana COlumbu, R.n.-. -

~ !. ~ ~, u ~ y 9FERERr
ticket. RON Layton sis ioI' so n vIs oolom5as Troas
Easl as falo.y. fliy I5ains rams fasi. leaving hslS: hhueS:
nd bay EIpss5 pE5rrsss y ;V1 M nST sss
D. , sto Z. Aenia aud London m. these trains
Colanlbus " way stations between nss.ou % v
podailoS1 ~ sg 4, Dayton nj ght express
press 4i9p. "a. ~i Columbus and oinennal bss Accom-
or than Dayton TIM GUS hme which Ia tninut.., -,
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ESTATE oP OWEN oORcoRAN.
11HE undersisnsd has this day been appoiatSA Ad.
J. minissrAtor Of tho estato OF Owen COncoran, ato
U hoatg0merY Ounty, Ohio, deasased.
April fs is5t-m7Ws JOAN STEPHENS