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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-27

laial Paper u 1enoaxalia Celaty

- Ths Ciroulatisa sf The Jsurn.ls = :
II DOuBLD that & any other rsfsr
PablisAsain Ms1tAsrn Minnesota S sl.ela'
Advssrrtissa. uae.bsr this.
s... - Geo. p. Rowsu & Co., Az PArk hoW,
New York, and &. N. PsstsnsM = Co, q
Park Row, New York, are the sale ageats
for Tn JOURNAL, in that city, and arc au-
= thori.ed 10 contract for inserting advertise
msnts for 10 ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that CITY ars requested to
leave their fAyers With either Of the above
houses. 5ss5 ,@ass A.
FoH eArn.-A wheeler / Wilson Sew
ING Nashins-hrst-slass entirely new
Nnl ~ sold 81 favorable terms. Inquire
q this effoe. = ,,-.... r.
Also, wilcox 4 Gibbs machine, new
Chance for bargain. - ,....-..,,
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Coxcsl1.-The Presbyterian Sabbath
School Concert vim DO held On next Sab.
bath sveaiss. It the church. There win
b the custornary exercises. .@Sz y. tx 81
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ZEE, Us Grow NNseAof Q Raalroaa, IN
xslk Vauley-Political Matters.
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sxow.-Ths first snow OF the season fell
On Saturday afternoon. The ground was
covered BY dark, but IN the morning 81
had disappeared, Without however, leav-
Ing any mud. S.' ,#'. ~ .'..1 ~.
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OhBART1E.I.s 5ss.5ss
lost reesivsd nd for ale i qaa.ti.iss .
uit parsAasl ., sass .s,5
ss.s u II r. G. lg1rHY 60. 81,
6 N -. 81 Clssd.
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- VI vesss ssspsett y ssgssst q
lssiasss mss and etksss s,sAass any had II
Joh Printing, = ear and szasiss osar11
szses.ies esek " Nes ksssr;al, jsss received
ron tie Ec.s, Sstors ss,disg to 81. Pavs o.
aoisg slseehers. Oar JOB 0oles = aos. one
Of tie beat u ths Sssss, sad ~ Do vo,k
vAieA W vii gsarantes = b ssti.fsesosy st
Saint Paul Prices. s 5...
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"A large stock Of heavy blankets, and
winter goods Of all kinds, st Pictit & Alb
bolts. s.. ~ -. - u 3.
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Noodsnwa.s, 6 Ressabsrs,r Bros
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% Get your winter evsrooas q Piekf I
Abbotts. Thsy Asys I'll styles and prices.
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Farmers, look q The Burial Iron Corn
'shsllsr, 1.
- 1. l...... 4 aroxs.e,,a.
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-VH0lO0 IeHb dHu CuHeos, fuNvVs 1EV'A
New York, just received ct Edslbrock's. :,
J. Mr.. O. O. Hines has purchased the
building On Washington avenue, one door
south Of Bennstt's gun shop and il putting
IN addition to the rear end. The front will
b used for paint shop, the back for .
dwelling. =. a.. , !, s: s.. ss$f5 r
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Meat cutters and sausage suffers, q
Rosenbersse Bros.
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The largest assortment Of clocks ever
in Sc. Cloud, just received ct Bush's.
Racine Tanning Mills, best make,
j {. ,'',:,,.-f at 0royonoRa,
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LUMBER MARKHT,


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ooA11011lW 11KIY u DAyl1A CLAIR
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and best plovs,
8 6rovsnor'e.
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sT.oLOUD Fur mARKE.
rreetsat osTzsJ oysxALy Nv x.G.kxrpAy e.
MEAT MARKET.

= = 'f-8,' - A5.f q I'7s'ilsK N3a ffFJt
u ooRlroTED w1ExLY nj, Coz rs e FIREMAN. Y;<
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AD00tc0s VoOy 0SvO IA sSOe e1~ EAAS's'
% An v,ris,iss ii. sMishisaa applss,
eheap, q keRssS. sss5 5ss.s sssEs - +
--oa sasardsy asssias ~ noticed >
Large Aeski Of sesss Aying nerthward.
They must haze. 81 badly mixed ~ to the
points Of the compass, o. else smelled from
afar o1 tie snow storm which came that
Afternoon from the southwsrd. ,yegs ~
"A good assortment Of crooksry, ,ysl-
low ware, glassware and stonsware, ct
Boyd's. ..,o'.z... ~ ''' ',,..:>
Tho best assortment Of heating stoves,
at Rossnbsrgsr Bros. +
"A large stock Of heavy blankets, and
winter goods Of all kinds, At Pietit & Ab-
bolts. y IN u ~; &c u n. ~ =
Mr.. Leyi Whselsr, now living st Fon-
do, New York, writes that he Il sick Of
th.t country and intends coming back to
st. Cloud o. soon 8 hs can make the nee
esssry business arrangemsnts. he says
10 has just received on6 hundred barrels Of
Minnesota Hour, which il: ranked ahead Of
any ether offered in that market. i 81. -
Il --Rsmsmber the Presby terian Sociable at
Rsv. Campbell's tomorrow svsning, and
that az are cordially invited. att s%ss5st !.
4 +, q. -f r. .g z
Goods. delivered in any part Of tho
city, free Of charge, toall pe.sons who buy
Of Morse. ,.e I,sSE u. +. ST -
Choice tens and cofses, direct from
New York, just received ct Edslbrock's. :
Mr.. o. O. Hines has purchased the
building On Washington avenue, one door
south Of Bennstt's gun shop and il putting
IN addition to the rear end. The front will
b ussd for : paint shop, the back for .
dwelling. .. s..saSTE .. sstS&, =. -
-Arsiies, Sor ladies' aad gsntlsmsn's
wsar, rubbsrs and sandals, IN large assort--
nsnt, at Piekit 8 Abbo.ts. 2
Rsv. wright q saltwater, preached 10
The Prssbyterian church on Sabbath evening
last. s.s
8 Ar4Exr1o1 lAan1Rsl-For the best
pillow Ia the market, 60 to Smiths Grocery.
Capt. West returned yesterday from
l 80 4 n
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GLEANlNGS.

Las: week Eastport, Maine. had a snow
storm.
Eight catas is the regular Fec c: Chinese
doctor.
Kiuga:or, n. l., bus imported irish swal
lows, ct 80 each.
New Orleans thinks it doubtful if its pop
ulation is zoo, 0Oe.
The average age of the British Cabinet
members is fifty yeaIs.
Ca!!!ornias richest gold mine yielded O
prof: last year Of $4,000.
1000 articles are exhibited at the Indian
apolis Woolen Exposition.
1t is claimed in the West that automatic
grain binding Is success.
The largest farm in Iowa is in Grundy
county, and contains S0O0 acres.
The Southern papers promise o cotton
crop of net less than 400, 900 bales.
They are forming sold maids societies"
/ n several counties ont in Ohio.
Two blue fish were caught off Long Island
united like the Siamese twins.
A.Vcrmonter buried his wife, and twep-
ty-ive hours after married again.
Madame snsofe Is a Russian doctor in St.
Petersburg who has large practice.
A Western man has challenged Weston
10 walking match of 500 to 1000 miles.
At Charleston. S c., they fine police
men 81 for using their clubs without IL
Ese.
The Governor Of Massachusetts has par
doned fifty conyic.s since the Let of Janu-
airy.
Considerable capital Is now employed ot
Indianapolis in the manufa,ure of carria-
ges.
Indians near Corinne amuse themselves
by playing draw poker-squaws being tho
stakes.
Pupils of Poughkeepsle schools are iubi
liant because there will be no more corporal
punishment.
Each member OF the Milwaukee Butter
fingers Base Ball Club has boy to psck up
the ball for him.
Omaha disposes OF desperadoes finally and
Avscuum is made in thc;ground
-apd filled.
Within the last few years the progress of
religious enlightenment throughout the East
has been very great,
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Johnny Steele is now considered one OF
the steadiest and hordest working men on
the creek. He can do job OF teaming for
less money in less time, and do it better,
than any man in the business. and says hc
wishes the papers wouldn't "ktll" him so
often, nor state that he has 1920, 900 laying
loose in a New York bsnf." John also
states that tue ct ores of his marvellous ex-
peditions have been greatly exaggerated; /;
that he never had much money at one
time, thanks to rascally agents and impor-
tuning friends. lie is now happy and ccr-
respond ingly virtuous. Herald.
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--latest and Nest Important
War News.
FRENCH VICTORIOUS !
Especial to DAILY RECORD.
New York. Aug. l6, !

New York. Aug. l6,
lp. IN.
The city is full of rumors Of French
! victory at Metz.
| The news is said 10 come by way Of Ber-
| lin. and causes much excitement here.
Gold has advanced to II in consequence.
Paris, August Is.
Last evening at o'clock, By order of the
Government, all telegrsphic oomnunica-
tions throughout tie French Empire were
suspended This morning at 9sa'c!ock these
restrictions were again removed.
Ths following important dispatch to the
Empress gugenie has just been made pub
lie:
Longevile, Angus. l4-lq P. m. The
army commenced TO cross to the lei. bank
OF the Mosails this morning. Our advance
guard had no Knowledge of TIE presence Of
any force Of the enemy, and when half of
our army he'd crossed over the Pinssians
suddenly attacked in great force and after
a fight OF four hours they were repulsed
with grea: loss to them.
NAPoLEoN.
Berlin, August Is.
The Queen Of Prussia to day received the
following dispatch, dated in the vicinity of
Metz, Sunday evening:
"a victorious comba. occurred near Metz
to-day. the troops Of the first and seventh
corps participating. hasten to the scene
Of conflict.
WILLIAM"
London, August Is.
Revolutionary movements Of formid-
able character have recently occurred in
Italy as wei! as in Spain. Proclana.ions
establishing Republics in both countries are
hourly expected.
Paris, August Il.
Thirty thousand troops of McMahon's
corps, were Gu. off from the French army
and believed to have fallen into the hands
of the Prussisns, have arrived at Strasbourg
in safety.
LoaGon, August Is.
The Prussians have arrived at Vigaeul @
few miles iron. Metz, and are swarm;ns up
the Mosel!e. The French blew up two
bridges u: Vignen! to check the rapid ad-
vance OF the G.rmans.
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Yesterday morning the Ttusvile Herald
''put in an appearance" in an enlarged and
greatly improved form. The full and CON-
plete Associated Press reports are now rnb.
lished daily in its columns, together with
the latest oil news. market reports, choice
miscellany, poetry, &c, making it tirst-
class daily paper in every respect. The
Herald is an able exponent of the great oil
producing interest Of Pennsylvania, and
we are pleased 10 learn is meeting with
the success which it is justly entitled. to.
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OLEAGINoUs.--The Oil Refinery of this
place is situated SO far from ''town" that ii
is apt to be overlooked by those who may
be interested in an examination of our IN
dustrial enterprises. 1t is nevertheless one
OF the institutions Of Jamestown. 1t man.
ufactures 500 bbls Of refnel oil per week,
having lately increased its apacity. Ship.
ments are made principall.r to points cas-!
in this aud other states. Its average an
nual sales amount to over $3.50, ,OO0.-
jamestown Journal.
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At one of the battles of the rebellion, O
young gentleman of Greenville. South
Carolina, was sho. in the eye, and The bull
let, lodging in the head, could not be ex-
trscted by the mos. s.silfnl surgeons. and
caused continual annoyance. Recently,
however, the sufferer was seized with q
violent fit Of coughing. during which the
bullet, weighing half an ounce dropped
into his mouth. In six years the bullet had
slowly worked its way through the palate,
and was released by the convu!sive effort
Of coughing.
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A girl 10 Janesville, Wis, wanted to /
tend the circns the ether day, but her EEL
low hadl't the wharewith 10 purchase
tickets. He was anxious though, sha. abe
shQuld Sc, and after much fnau cieriug suc-
c&ded in raising ifty cents. With this be
purchased one ticket, ard stood outside the
door while the object of his affections wen;
in and witnessed the exhibition. He would
rl2ke ,fnodel husband.
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All the above races are milo heats, heat three IN
nVo, IN harness., and will he conducted under the
rules or the National Trotting Association A
the first premium ~
:, The be- entries viii close at Oil City and also at
me hit House, Buffalo, N Y, August 18th, at D.
IN. ' N -
, - a D. BARBOUR, Sec. aud Treas
p Ii, TIERNAM, President 'N
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'Te taSs>1us, received large assortment
Of 9cw stock for job work. such as cards,
e92elores, lgtter paper, shipping tags, bill
hesds, &c I-1pd arc better prepared than
eVr for getting out superior styles OF job
work. Sen1~fn' your orders.
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TN0 quickest feat GU record ia bridge
building occurred recently at Richmond,
ICdiana, where 225 workmen replaced tho
burnt railroad bridge over the White river
with s1ew structure 5s5 feet long, and re-
quiring 800, 900 feet of lumber, 30 that trains
were running over it inside of two days.
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: NOTICE.

As the undersigned intends being absent
for some weeks, he has authorized Mr. S.,H.
Hooker and Mr.. Il. A. Kelley to attend to
bis late business during his absence and col
lect all outstanding accounts, at his office in
Petroleum Centre.
iy3Otf J. n. SHARP.
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HARDwARE.-At tie hardware and house
furnishing store Of James Rutherford, cppo-
site the Petroleum House. Westinghouse,
can be found q fue assortment of shell
hardware, tinwa-e, stoves &c, all OF which
he is selling at remarkably low rates. Those
dealing with Mr.. r. will! find him ieir aud
honorable. Call Ia and examine his stock.
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PREMIUMS $4,000!
FIRST Ds Y.

FIRST DsY.
No. 1.-Purse $3.50 for horses that have never
toted better ifan 24S. $40 to tbe tirst, $S5
10 the second and $40 to the third horse.
No. o.2-lurse $500. For orses that have never
troted better than 2:3a $500 to the first, $3.50 TO
the second, and $50 to the third
SECOND DAY.
NO 3.-purse $500. For all horses that have
never trotted better than 24O S2T5 TO the fir II
Sl5O to the second, and s75 to the third
NO. 4-Purse Sl;500 For horses that have never
trotted better than z 3D. 5000 to the first ioo -,
the second and $50 to the third.
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New FRUIT STAND Gilbert Stockwell
has opened fruit stand in toe Rochester
House. and will keep on hand all kinds OF
Fruits in their season. Give him call.
augl3-5t.
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A new we'll was struck on the Wilkins
tract, West HICKORY, yesterday, which is
Said to bejGg 100 barrels per day. The
well is OWED by Cleveland parties.
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new well was struck Saturday on the
Medeker trrct, West Hickory, which is do
ip4l5O BARRELS per day. Owned by Gran.
I'm Il Neyhart.
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Ideal Notices.
EDUCATION

SITS. PETER e PAUL'S SCHOOL will
be open on Tuesday. Ang. 10th, in the New
Hall. Miss MAUD KENNEDY, Teacher.
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'Vichey. Kisseng"n and SODA Water @
the Artic Soda Fountain OF
jiS.tf GRI!sEs Bros.
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Bayard fayNr complainsgnat the zines.
SCENERY on theRaciiic railroad is detaced BY
TIE adverti sements of quacks.
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Kissengen and Viehey Water on draugh
at GIIFYEs Bros.
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Kisscngen and Vichey Water at
sGRIrFEs Bros.
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Blackberry aBrandy.

A very superior article OF Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &c., of
GETTPrs Bros.
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Vichey. Kssengen aud Soda W...r al
the Artic Soda Fountain Of
GEIYrse DaoS.
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Now is the hest time to lay IN winter
supply Of hard coal. Codius,on .e Corn
wei. are the men to buy FROM. June 2Stt.
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In an old English pSiye3 the whole
edition, by the single letter at the be,
ginning Of a<word in tho third line, wa
,prin1 n1ed as r1lows:
= EbeuA.ie last trumphet soundeth
rS'We shai, not all die;
But we shall b Il be hanged
Iu the twinkle Of an eye.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROPUSAIS.

Sealed M proposals will be received Mt ,h,s an
unti Tnnisdny, August 18th, for hOJ'l, ",o n,Ce n"iCe
REL TANKS delivered on Washinc,cn" "V aiAR- hAR-
Also for GRADING and SETTING tLr s, street
u, irc below the surface Of the street n"d ,wo Two
over with trap. door The proposnis nus, .', p'a'
ca ana addressed TO the RIcoRD OrrIcr orl n S'',l
Fire Company '"''"s Tor The
Signed q. +. SCIIoNBLoN
JAMES RUTHERPogn
pe,r,leum Cor,,o pa .. =, Committee.
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All tyies light harness. cheaper than tat
cheapest, made from Mo;fa,'s oak s,ock, ant
warranted, nt X. Kron's.
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A man in New York ia glad that his si'-
yer wedding Is over, as he had to return
taAals smtwo hundred aud six ice pitch.
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k4oung --man, endesw ring to walk on
the top of rail fence in New Jersey, has
just broke his collar bone.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream a,J. ~. Ccc.
US.
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Sparkling Soda Water at T.. s Sir:
mons. Eits
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pne OF the blondes playing at Saa Fran
cisco was throwH from carriage lately and
fractured one of her most atractive features
-Dr 'liabs. y
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Petroleum Centre. PA A,cr., =, committee
FabR SALE CHEAP,

One set of 8 inch Tools, com.
plete and nearly new. One set
of "a inch Tools complete, with
complete fixtures for drilliny
One Cable and Sand PumSn
Line, also, two large Sand
Pumps.
Enquire at Office OF ''' f'rh'
u W. BAUM 6Co
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Just received u large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware ct j. Ruther.osG's {.
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etro'a'"n Centre Daily Record.
u fet. Centre. Tuesday. August is
ARRIVAL AND DEPARVUEE OF
TKA1NS ON o. q. e. A. IL. z.

On and after Monday, May 3Oth, 1870,
traios will run as follows:
WITH NO. 6. NO. g. NO. |.
Leave Irvine. ll.45AM. & 90 p y,
Leave Oil City 7.0OAM. 2.42pM. 747pM
Pet.Ceu 7.3S " 1923 I" S2S
=" Titusv. 1923 Ala /" gl5 L"
arrive Cory, 9,35 6,45 1926
SOUTH. No, 2. NO. 4, NO. G.
Leave Cory, 1920 A N. 500 A NJ Cos NJ
:. Titnsv. IL, As p NJ. 7.4O 7,45 I"
I" +. Cen. l,25 " SIT q" S,35 &C
Arrive O. City 2,o5 " S,55 I" 9,l0 60
- Irvine. 4,5O +" ll.35 &"
cY- 30. and rim on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Oh city. a.35 An. c,30Aa lO,s5Ax. e.c5pM
=" = Cen, so :" 82J i2lOPM. 4.10 ..
Arrive fitusv, 1. u s,i5 l,55 $50 "
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave iltusv, 6.i5A.M H. All. fl.OoA.M be5rx
=" Zen, BIZ :" 11,55 I225PM $3.50 .
Arrive D. tlty,o,D g 1,J5 Pm 2U5 " 730 y
~ City ard Petroleum Centre freight leave. oil
'1ty ll,5oa NJ. arrives at Petroleum Certr o5 n
N. leaves Petroleum Centre at 400 H., arrives
at Oil City $50 p. m.
80 SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
.c' S-l,ircet from Philadelphia without c.srr,ce
Go. S-1irect to Philadelphia without change
go. Direct from Piltsblryh without chsNce
70 G-pir;ct 10 Pittsburgh without change
Monday, My so, 1870.
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Sash, Glass. Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tr
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tyo 80
Fi(FsNrlment OF Paper anu Cloth Win.
dow Nndcs ani Fixtures. jUsG rscd q.
siStf. GSIgPEs DScs.
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Soda Water and ice Cream ct =. ". Eea
TVS.
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BLSf HICKORY TIMBER
r AXE SBOss n e. MICHIGAN
AZ SOUFE2ENN RAIL WAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION,

a. EisN RAIL WAY.
FRANKLIN DIVISION,
Connecting trains nt Jamestown and oil City, On
aht after Monday, August STA. E;e, ,ans will run
~ follows
LEAVE OIL. CITY.
MIXED TRAIN leaves IN sTsy 2lo pm. + nc,
40 p M w" "ilc Run. l+a m; tmnkin, NJ
. so p m; It.ymilfon. az M: S,nly fsk,. 4.'.p
M; ston horo @'5,l , M: Coal Branch. ar. ~. de-
10 NJ: Clark~ Mi'l., S,7l y m; Hadle,'.. il5p
n; Salem. s,io , IN; n d C W Crossing, e,'S M;
Nail. lc:ve. OF CITY. 9,nOam; Reno sloam;
Two lille Run, 0,t7 M; FraSslin, 9':S M SUN,
nit, I2am; Waterloo, ? Is am: Rsymil'on lV,W
a m; Sandy Lake, lo,l5 - m; SIN ehoro ~ l.am;
Coal Rranth. i0,2ia M; Clark Mills lo$' m;
Nadley's. lnHt n IN: Salem, lO'3am &G
Crossing. los ~ T.; n. nt .ian-town, lilo. -,
FRANKLIN ACCOMMoDAT. or leaves Oh
Chy, 400 pm: Reno, l'3 m; Two Mile Run, i,'
- p in; arrives at Fr'ns!ln, i.3o pm.
ARRIVE At OIL CITY.
MIXED TRAIN wi ~ lcsvc jamestown, G-j@a M
\ & q " Crossing. 7.15 III; Sal'm, 1,2b ~. ilN
ley's 1,52 m; Clnrk's Mills, sos M Coal Branch
ar. $50, de 9,Co q IN; sioncbo,o. 9,os n IN; saIdy
Lake. or 9,5o. de. lo,ooam; Ra,mr n, lo,oo
M: Waterloo, 1o,25 m; Summit. lo1o I'M
Franklin, ar. II 2o. de. lf3o m; Tive Mile num-
ll,lsA m: Reno, l,53 m arrive ut Cil CITY, 1910
MA IL leaves Jamestown 90 pm; &GW
Crossing. III p IN Salem, t!n p M IIadleys,.,,,
30 p m; Clarks Mills. !, 40 m Coal Branch, 10
m; stoneh,ro, 2,o4 p IN Sandy fake, 9tSpmi'
kaymi.ton. 2,25 m; Waterloo, - m; summit;
AS pm; Franklin, sos p m; Two Mile Knn, ar'
pm; Reno, 3ls N air!vesa at Oil CITY, 3,g H.
FRANkLlN Acc, C,,MMODATION leave Frank:
lin, 500 M; Two Mile Run. 90 m; keno Sio
m; arrives at OH City $3.50 = IN. -.
Mail east and west will stop ut ail stations eArst
Two Mile hun, Snramit. Coal Branch, Clafks anu
Salem, and ct these stations to leave passenssi''
and On signal to take pa-seu-crs.
Mixed trains will stop at al stations, o..
CHARLES +. HATCH, Gen supt
GEO. II. Nc iETfKE, Supt