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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

making total of 1863 loads of produce aside
from large amount of local freight not estimated.
In addition to the car loads of flour mentioned
above, Messrs Book & Zehner have shipped a
large amount in small parcels, both by car and
wagon.
On Wednesday, July 23d, Jasper Lowery, young
man about 20 years of age, son of james Lowery,
while loading wheat, fell from the load striking
the point of pitch-fork, which penetrated the in
testines. His life we lean is despaired of. B.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

And this position it will endeavor to maintain.
The INTER-OCEAN will continue to be the Organ
of the People in the largest of the word; in
sisting upon the preservation of the rights of the
many as against the few. To this end it will main-
tain an unceasing warfare against the abuses and
extortions of all chartered monopoies; not attempt
ing to destroy the just rights OF any, but de-
termined to bring every special privilege granted by
legislative act under control of the power that con-
ferrcd it; believing that the public conscience is
the true court of final resort in all questions aflec-
ting the relations Of corporations and the people.
In Literature General News, Foreign and Do
mostlc Correspondence Local Matters, and all that
goes to make a FIRST-CLASS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24
To the Creditors Of Hugh B. Dickson

NOTICE is hereby given that at the April Term
~ 1873 of the Circuit Court of Marshall County,
Indiana, the following order made, to-wIt:
ain the matter of the assignment of Hugh B..
Court that the assignee publish notice in the ply
mouth Democrat and Marshall County Republic
can for three weeks succassively, more than thir
ty days prior to the first day of the next of
this Court, to the creditors of said Hugh B. Dick
sou, that the final report of the assignee, will be
heard and determined on the first day of the Term,
and all objections the confirmation OF said report,
will be required to be filed by that time"
JOHN 7. HAWKINS,
Assignee.
July IL, 1sI3-3w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

Marshall county Doctor are having an
easy time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

The most animated and vigorous SER
enade we have heard, in Plymouth, was
given last Thursday morning, on and
about Laporte Street, on the low ground
East of the Post Office The instruments
used by the band, were, three tin pans,
one cow bell and tin horn. The occa-
sion was swarm of young bees leaving
the old hive for new home. Somebody
wanted to attract the attention of the
bees, or rather distract them, and compel
them to settle-probably some rent was
due. Considerable dust was kicked up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-24

The Warsaw Union, hitherto Demo
cratic, has become disguised with all
parties, and is now turning the cold
shoulder to the old party lie says: 80
be truthful and honest about it, the PEG
pie have lost confidence in political
parties and are seeking protection in 9TH
er quarters" The people should govern
the parties, and not parties the people
The people will nave no cause of COM
plant if they will manage affairs and not
trust them to office seekers. What most
troubles Democratic politicians just now
is, that they have not the power to con-
troll the offices OF the government. Mar
shall comfy Democrats are perfectly
satisfied with Democracy in Marshall
county.
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leans 10; sales to-day 10. .t61 6sles; 81
ssn :sSSf iiSss 49, ks9s5E 1%s
Of .Ameiiosn Is So. .6Go; aotasl export export
e 00o; from Savannah OF :Oharleeton, for
February and March, 9.d6:l ~ ~
NEW YoRK, February 21-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Gold steady, at 14h.
Money firm, at 8 80 to il per cent. Ex.
ohange-long 8; short 10. Governments
dull but; steady. Stste bonds quiet
Cotton quiet and nominal; sales 165
bales-uplands 20zs; Orleans 21N.
Fioar, wheat and corn dull Pork quiet
and firm, at l4.75@14 81. Lard Quiet
and unchanged: .Freights quiet.
LIVERPOOL. February 21-Evening.-
Cotton closed dull; sales include 5000
bales American. Yarns and fabrics quiet
and firm.
7P. M.-oo..on dull and entirely
nominal; sales 881 bales-uplands 2OT
::!eAns 21H. Flonr quietEcommon to
TAR Z II e1trs 6.20@8. so; good to choice
o.1v<9lS;W. Whiakey steady. Wheat
dull and heavy; nothing doing in spring,
Rice steady-.Csrolina slae. PORK
is%sr but qaies. Lard drmsr. ct 3 7.1e
-. NAYL6 3So utcauys 0hted OF
futures $500 bales: February 203f, 2Oh
MaSoh 20k, 40 9.16: April 40 I1-16,
20X; May 90 1.le. 2Ok; June 2lX;
July 81 1916. Money easier to maker
OF interest to Monday; loans olesed at
5l94. Sterling quiet bnt steady. Gold
l42691416. Governments closed firm,
at .369Lo. decline. States dull and
quiet.
Bank statement-Loans decreased
"a. 625 600; specie decreased 81, 1915, 900;
legal tenders decreased 81 1916, 900; depo-
sits decreased S8, ,875, 900.
CINCINNATI, February 21.-Flour dull
and shade lower, ut 7.s50S.25. Corn
dull and shade easier, ut 39@4O Pro.
visions strong. Pork nominally 1850.
Lard hr,n. at 75s9751 for steam; for
Kettle. Bacon steady, at 5z@7A; held
shade higher. Whiskey weak.
NEW ORLEANS. February 2l.-Cotton
demand slaok-good ordinary 17M; low
middling 1ST; middling 1917; receipts
9,23l bales; sales 4.5OO; stock 1913, ,O6S;
weekly receipts 53. 923; Gales &c, 900.
COLUMBIA, $. O., February 2l.-Sales
OF cotton to-day SO bales-middline
1870.
The remainder OF our market reports
gave no quotations or state OF cotton
market.
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1t STILL LIVES. The Chicago Tri.
Dune says the Cincinnati (Liberal Re.
Pu6lican) movement appears not to be
80 dead as 1t was supposed to be, and it
may receive considerable impetus from
any lethargy or laohes on the part of
congress in treating with the Credit
Mobilier scandal. The Tribune thinks il
WILL mot do to expel the man who paid
the money and exouerate those who re-
celVed it," One way or the other the peo-
pie will finally settle accounts with their
dereliot representatives., whether Con.
gress does or not.
Mr. j. NJ. Morris, of the WASHINGTON
Chronicle, was cowhided last Monday, by
mr.. w. ID. Harris, OF the Washington
Cdpilas, on account OF an offensive nrti-
Gle IN the Chronicle, the responsibility
Tor which MIR. Morris assumed. By.
ISLANDERS lnterfered and one man offered
TO ho!d Harris while Morris retaliated; !;
out Morris declined to do 80, or even to
nave him arrested, saying, ''if he has
had satisfaction, let him go."
It is painful to think of the loss the
great cause Of postal telegrapby has suf-
fered. The Hon. Mr.. Pomeroy was its
most pertiuacious if not it's ablest de-
fender in the Senate.
The authorities of Milan having pro.
hibited the production of Goyeau's new
comedy under its title of "Jesus Christ. "
tho author now proposes to call it "The
Redeemer."
The lady to whom Henri Rochefort
was married, just before she received
the last sacrament of the church, has re-.
covered her health, and walks about
Versailles.
The free use of whiskey led to the
killing OF Mr.. Parker by q Mr.. Duke.
N BUTTS County, Ga. few days ago.
Parker's brother subsequently killed
Duke.
1t is stated by st. Petersburg cores
pondent that the Russian expeditionary
force to Khiva will not exceed 1000
men.
Right upon the heels of the hanging
OF o negro for rape In Cumberland, Md.
O white man of that place has commit.
ted the same crime and is now in Jail.
The Louisville Cburier.Journal re-
marks that jury packing has become as
much business as pork packing.
The Portuguese official organs denv
republic within its territory.
Paul H. Hayne has taken charge of
the literary department of tho Rome
(Ga Courier.
Col. r. P. Price, brother of the late
Gen. Sterling Price, died in Galveston,
Texas. a few days ago.
About sixty bales OF cotton wore de-
stroyed by fire, on the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, one day this week.
|. The Governor of Florida thinks trial
by jury is useless institution and re.
commends its abolition.
A New Orleans paper admits the fool.
ishness OF Hardi Gras, but says the show
brings money to the city.
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1 4 HAF -9RAFy FEET FOREMOST BE.

a, TAF DRAFS FEET FOREMOST BE.
TWEEN 'lRoF RaLtBHs. is scarcely
eyer within the province Of q newspaper
TO chronicle q more sickening accident
than that which happened to James Mil
ligsn. at Newburg, N. Y, on February
ilth, who was drawn feet foremost
through two massive iron rollers. onlv
three and half inches apart, and which
are used In dattening bars of steel for
the plates Of saws. Mr.. MiIligan was
employed as blaoksmith's helper in the
steel rolling.miil Of Wheeler, Madden &
Clemson. BE was climbing upon q
board laid acroas rods over the rollers.
IN order to place in position wrench
which 1s used to regulate the space
through which the heated steol and iron
are passed. when the board suddenly
tipped. causing him to fall. His feet
struck upon the steep side in front OF
the rollers, which were revolving at the
rate OF sixty times q minute, and were
instantly caught between them. The
poor fellow had only time to utter the
single cry OF "Ohl" while his BODY, feet
foremost. was being drawn through q
space OF only three and half inches.
hardly second elapsed before the body
was q shapeless mass OF flesh, blood.
bones and clothes, presenting, as it did,
the most horrible aud siokenipg sight
that eyes could look upou. It dropped
from the rollers limp and quiveriug
mass. and when straightened ont covered
9 space OF ground that two men would
occupy. Not whole or perfect bone
remained in the body, and many bones
we're .protruding through the flesh and
clothing at different places. The head
was Il fearful sight to look upon. It had
gone through the rollers face upwards,
and 1t came out completely hattened aud
partially turned. Flowing from the
smashed skull were the brains and blood
IN stream siokening to behold. Strong
minded, able-bodied men, were horrifie,3
and hardly able to stand and look at the
scene, which really heggars description
The deceased was about thirty-three
years old. and leaves wife and two
little children in moderate circumstance.
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The AsheviIle IN. o. Pioneer having
stated that quite formidable movement
has been for some time on foot among
the people of East Tennessee to form q
new State, embracing likewise the
border Counties in North Carolina the
Nashville Banner says its North Carolina
contemporary is little mistaken about
the size of the movement in East Ten
nessee, and that the question has been
at comparative stand.still for some
time. The Banner objects to letting
East Tennessee lose it's share of that
"blessing in disguise the State debt.
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The State Of South Carolina.

To Elizabeth Eudns ard Dauid Kinard. nb.
sent U9enddnfs and Legdl Heirs and Ren
,esentatioss Of John Eindrd, ,oho dieo tnte:.
VOU are hereby required to appear At the
Il Court OF Probate, to be holden at New
perry court House, Tor Newberry County, on
the seventh day of February, A. D. 1878, to
show cause, II sny you can, Why the real es.
tate OF John Klnard. deceased, described in
tho petition OF Mary Koon, filed in my oface.
should not be divided or sold, .allottinR IL in
portions, according to law, to Mary Koon.
Cathnrine Kinard, VIM. D John T.. Geof oe
", Martha @. and Mary A. Bolund, Eustace
Counts, Mistar Suber, Eve Kinard, Louisa
Ainard, Elizabeth Evans, Martha Cromer,
jane Cromer, Catharine Wilson, - Koon
wife OF Wallace Ke3n, Baohman Cromer
Susan Cromer and David Kinard. After hav
Ing first Satisfied the mortgage over the real
estate Of said deceased, held by John D. an.
Der. George B. Suber, Jscob B. Suber. VIM.
0. Eleaxer aud James A. Welsh, az Erecn.
tors OF O. Snber, deceased.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
L. day OF January, A. D; 1878.
'ndge OF Probate, Eewberry County.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners ATTORNEYS.
To1Elizabeth Evans and David Kinard All.
sent Defendants:
Take notice, that the object Of the petition
IN this action is to obtain partition OF fhe
premises described in said petition, which is
hied In the Office OF the Probate Judge for
Newberry County, y. c., to be made among
the parties In interest, according to law.
alter selling so much Of said land as viii
satisfy tho mortgage over the same.
FAIR, POPE Il POPE.
janis a
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EUFAuLA, ALA, March 90 1870

lMessrs. j. II. Zeilin d Co., Macou. Go
GENTS: Your Simmons Liver Regulat.
or has been in use in my family for some
time, and am persuaded that it is q
valuable addition to the Medical Sci.
ences. Respectfully yours.
F22t3Gl JOHN GILL SHORTER.
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Fresh Family Groceries.
D1CkLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
Il PlcKLED-Salmon Bellies.
North Carolina Mullet, &c.
SMoKED-New York Pig Hams and Strips.
Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, &c.
CANNED-Succotash, Lima Beans.
Peas, Salmon, Mackerol,
Lobsters, peurs Peaches,
Glcen-gages, Mushrooms,
Truffles, Asparagus.
PREsEnyED-Canton Ginger, Pears,
Cltron, Pine apples,
Strawberries, Quinccs,
Dlackbcrries,
Raspberries, &c.
JELLIEs-Guaya and general assortment.
TEAS -Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan,
Souchong, and English Breakfas
selected by an expert, and finest
any market.
CofFeEs-Mocha, Laguayra, Rio,
0. G. Java, Raw and Roasted.
~ ALSO,
The Downer MINERAL SPERM OIL, absolnte.
~ safe az candle, brilliant az gas. and
cheap as Kerosene; have all tho Necessary
burners, Wicks, Chimneys to fix old lamps.
INoV ~ GEO. SYMMERS.
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Typographical Union, No. "a.
HNHE regular monthly meeting will be held
i at Independent Engine Hall, THIS
EVENING, at o'clock. Business OF i'm
portance will be submitted,
ii. N. EAILYN,
FeO ~ Secretary and Treasurer
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For Sale or Rent.

nESlRADLE property, situated between
~ Mmnsboro and Asylum Roads, one mile
Acres. On the promises, a comfortable
Cottage House and necessary out-buildings.
Apply to G. W. SMITH, Jr., ut Lorick Il Low.
RANGES, or to j. @. Is. SMITH, at Citizens
Savings Bank. Feb 22+
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For Sale.

RANKRUPT STOCK ana FIXTURES o, .
~ DRUG STORE In Newberry, 8. G. The
pest location In town. Store nicely fitted up.
The Stock is now being rctailed ut cost. nnd
liberal discount will be allowed to a purchaser
OF tho whole, with the privilege Of an unex.
piIed leaee. Parties desirous Of purchasing
tinu!ng e good business at Q TelI-known
stand: For particulars. address Receiver.
Box 70. Newberry, 8. O. Feb 10
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4 =. =
Sale q Socks and Bonds.
BY SAMUEL g. BLACK.
% aWkDhESDAY, 26th February, 1873, will
sen, st East end Of Broad street, Il, the citv
G1 %he hCh3s,5le.son, 8: e.: se II O'Clock a. NJ,
Inc @ following SECURITIES, say:
6,SU0 Shares South Carolina Railroad stocL
ao ao0 Shares Georgia Railroad Stock.
Railroad Stock. -" aug os'o
road Stock. nan-
$40 Shares Memphis and Charleston Rail.
Stock. " 0eorB's
gia Stock. Va o0's-
, 90 600 South Carolina Railroad Per Gent
Bonds. F1rat Mortgage.
, Sll goo South Carolina Railroad Seven Per
Cent. Bon.ls, Second Mortgage.
S1! GOO Central Railroad OF Georgia First
Mortgage Bonds.
to the list. "u0eo
Terms cash. PurchAsere can arrange To
Aeye shetr purchases carried for thirty dayS.
per margin. - PAo
GHAaalsros. 8. o., February is. 1878.
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UNPARALLELED SURGICAL OPERATION
On Monday, December 2, a surgical
operation WIS performed by Drs. Gable
aud Walters, of Pittsburg, Pa, which is
Without parallel. a young man. resid-
ing IN Steubenville. Ohio, was 90 unfor.
tunate as to get mouth plate with five
teeth thereon fastened in his throat.
i!edlcal assistance was summoned. and
all efforts 10 withdraw the plate were nr.
successful. and the physicians in attend
anoe pushed the plate further down the
gullet The patient suffered greatly.
and efforts were made to employ O sur.
geon that would undertake to cut the
man open and recover the plate, but q
surgeon could not be found in the citv
who would risk The delicate operation
Finally, Drs Gable and Walters. of
Plttsburg, consented to perform the ope.
ration. Chloroform was administered to
the patient, and an incison was made in
the neck, and the surgeon out steady to
the top OF the stomach. In the language
OF Dr. Gable, "the mans heart was beat.
ing against my right hand, while the
lungs aud arteries were throbbing against
my left hand" An instrument was in
serted and the plate successfully re-.
moved. Our informant left Pittsburp
on the seventh day after the operation,
and the patient was recovering rapidly.
and later report by letter informs him
that he Is entirely out Of danger.
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$4,000 IN CASH FOR Al,
OMAHA LOTTERY!
THO erect the Nebraska State Ornb.n a.v
4 lum. to be- drawn in public. March 81
1878. Tickets 81 Each, or Sir for IS. Tickets
sent by Express G. Q. D.. il desired, Cash
Prize, s75,oS0; I Cash Prize, $25 900; l Cash
Circular. Endorsed by his Exoellency Gov.
w. II. James and the best business men of
the State. AGENTS WANTED. Address
J. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Feo ~ o. Omaha, Nebfaska
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$4,000 Cabbage Plants for Sale.
LNINE well-grown PLANTS, OF following
II varieties, for sale: Jersey Wakefield.
Fronoh O1heart, Winningst.dt and other
early sorts. Also, GERANIUMS in great va.
riety. Apply to w. II. WiGG.
Upper Boundary street.
Orders may be left al DR.. 4. II. Uoinits sh's,
81 Union copy. Fob 81 O.
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A most during and premeditated bur
glary took place on Saturday night last
at the residence of MIR. David Oaskrey.
an old and wealthy planter, living about
Two miles from Troy, Pike County, Ala.
by which nearly $4,000 in specie and
currency were abstracted from the
house.
SUDDEN DEATH. On Saturday even.
ing the, 10th inst, in this town, Mrs,
Mary Dennis, after finishing her usual
dinner meal, suddenly fell dead to the
hoor. Mrs. Dennis was in her ninety.
sixth ycar.-Ho7,y Ne,cs.
A den of American gamblers was re-.
cently broken up by the Parisian police.
The head and front of this offending es-
adjustment was James z. Wells, who,
ten years ago. was Baptist minister OF
Massachusetts.
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Boarasrs,
QH1 street, between Lincoln and Gates 10
now prepared to accommodate six steadv
o1srasrs' including lady and gent!enc.n.
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1t Is understood that aconfidential do.
oument from the Executive was delivered
to the Senator's, urging the extension of
the Mexican Claims Commission. and
legislation to this end is expected before
adjournment.
1t was determined in Cabinet TO-DAY
to call an extra session of the Senate at
noon, on March 4. A proclamation for
that purpose will be announced to.mor.
row. '"
After due consideration of the REQUIRE
ments of public business, the President
mas determined to postpone his Southern
tour.
In the House. the bill bridging the
mississippi at st. Louis for O railroai
passed, by 100 to 80. A bill for public
buildings at Parkersburg passed, and
goes to the President. The sundry m.
propriation bill was resumed; nothing
affecting the South. pending.
In the Senate, Robertson presented q
resolution from the South Carolina LIE
gislature, that the withdrawal OF Federal
troops would endanger the peace OF that
State. Referred to the Military Com
mittee. Edmunds objected to the re-
moval OF r. M. T. Hunters disabilities.
tost office appropriations resumed.
Among the amendments reported by the
committee, is one prohibiting the trans
mission OF any free matter. a provision
for preventing the transmission of
obscene matter was adopted.
Probabilities-Fresh Westerly winds
and clear cool weather will prevail in the
Middle and South Atlantic States.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON. February 21-Noon.-Con-
sols 929. 5s 9016.
FRANKFORT, February 21.-Bonds
95T.
PARIS. February 21.-Rentes 56f. 35c.
Specie increased 30, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, February 21-3 P. M
Cotton oponed steady-uplands 92z; Or.
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atssIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. &. & A. u. u,

IkAINS ON q. C. d A. K. R.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1873
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 3. NO. l. NO. 7.
Leave Irvine. 12, JPN. 5.20 p NJ
Leave Oil City 600 A NJ. 2,3O NJ. 1902 NJ
'' Pet.Cen $50 3,37 =" S,33 &"
4" Titusv. 40 " 4.25 " 9.l5 "
Arrive Cory, $50 600 1910 "
No 9-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 NJ: Pet. Centre.
1918; Titusville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, 2,4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1885 A NJ. 6,lO A NJ. 6,2O p NJ
" Titusv. IL. p NJ. 7,3O &" 7,30 &"
Il" I. Cen. l,20 SIT " S.l5l "
Arrive o. City z.OO 900 /" 500 "
:" Irvine. 500 ll.3s L"
No. l0-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p m; Titusv. 1855; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p IN.
aSs No. s and 6 run on Sunday
~ Commencing Nov. Sd trains will rnn
BY Philadelphia time, which is TEN MIN
UTEs FASTER than our time
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt
G. j. HEPBURN. Asst onpt
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Advertise in the REcoRb
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Mail East connects east and west at Erie with l.,
S. " NJ S r W, and at Cory and Iryineon with
o. c. & A. X, r. w.
Mail West with west bound trains on L. s. & M.
.. H. W. and at lrvineton with Oil Creek VI ALE
gheny r. X. w.
warren accommodation east and west with
Grains on L. s.& MES h. W., east and west at
Cory with Oil Creek II Allegheny River Railway
Erie Accommodation east at Cory and west ut
Cory and lrvineton with o. G. & A. II RW
The Mountain Lncal Freig hit East and West car
ry passengers between 1rvneion and Kanc
Elmira Mail and Niagara Exprtss make close con-
nections Mt Williamsporl with n. C. r. w, trains.
no.tn and south.
NOTlCE-The learing time at Erie is Philadsl
phia time, Thich is t,ven.y n,inutes tcster than
Erie time. ' ~
WIN. A BALDWIN,
Gen'i Supt.
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WAGES

L'ok all who Rre willing to WORK. Any per1on.
Il nId or young, of either sex, can make from lin
TO 500 per week, at home day or evening Wanted
by all Suitable to either City or Country. a,,d anv
season of the year. Thi is rare Opportunity for
make an independent living. Nu capi,aI benS
required Our pamphlet "AOW 10 MAKE x
LlVlIG wing full instruclons. sent .on recens
., t 10 cers, T! Addrsss, A BURTON & Co, Morris
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station for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A. u G. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren with trains east and west on the p. g. L.
K. X, d. THAYER GenI Supt.,
Dunkirk, New YoIk.
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Philadelphia IL Erie Railroad
WINTER TIME TABLE.

WINTER TIME TABLE
and sfer sunday Oct 27th, 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia ~ Erie Railroad will run as
follows: