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Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
THIRD DAY.

Thursday, the third day of the
Fair, YVES much more disagreeable
than any of its predecessors. The
clouds overhead were thick and fine,
misty rain fell during the earlier part
of the day. Still it did not detain
people from visiting the Fair and there
were vast crowds present throughout
the day, composed of our own city
folks as well as visitors from other
places, among whom we noticed many
fair ladies. Each train that arrived
brought in fresh additions to the
crowd and the number of those pres
ent has been variously estimated at
from 5000 to c, 600.
The Charlotte Cadets were present,
escorted by the Cornet Concert Club
in their new uniforms, and furnishing
q splendid sight for the ladies who
thronged the balconies of the Halls
and the grounds to witness the skill
full evolutions of the boys and to hear
The delicious music furnished by the
Club. The visit of these Cadets will
long be rememberd with much pleas
ure by the citizens of Wilmington.
The Awarding Committees were at
work during the latter part of the day,
and the merits of the different articles
were fairly discussed and the pre-
naiums and diplomas adjudged, with
satisfaction, we hope, to all. Quite a
number of articles had been added to
those previously placed in Floral Hall,
and the three floors of the building
were thronged throughout the entire
day.
AS on the previous day, the races
| We're very fine and attracted much
attention, and the Grand Stand
twas well filed during the greater
portion of the day. The races were as
ALLOWS:
First Race-Trotting race, mile
bkats, best three in five. Carolina
Cfntral Railway purse of $500, open
I'll all, as follows: 5000 to first horse
Ms to second horse and S25 to third
lhErse. For horses that have never beat
5:E. -Four or more to start. Time tc
beats 2:4O. Entries: Quicksy, by E.
Pom&roy; Lady Patterson, by 3. r.
Perry; Molsey, by J. A. Chambers
Shoe IFly. by L. J. Switzerland.
Lady Patterson won the first heat
IN 2:42, Swhen Shoe Fly was distanced
Molsey won the second heat in 2:35
Molsev ti,e third IN 2:36; Lady Patter
son the fourth in 2:44; and Lady Pat
terson thu fifth, in 2:45!. Lady Pat
tersOn wa awarded the first money
Molsey the, second and Quicksy thu
third.
Second liace-Running race, mill
heats. best two in three Brown {
Rodlick's parse of 800; the Associa
ton adds, for the second horse, SO
Three or more to start. Entries
Prussian. by Flood & Cash; Boston
bye f wi liamson; Accident, bJ
Barton. Wilson & Co. Prussian wol
the first heat II 80, when BostCl
was distanced; aud russian won th
second heat in l:5l. Prussian wa
awarded the first money and Acciden
the second.
Third Race-Running Ia>n, on:
mile dash Purse Of S75, as l.. lows
$50 to first horse, SO to second horse
Three or more to start; catch weights
Entries: Accident, by Barton, Wilsol
& Co.; MiIdew, by J. Weldon & Sens
Pinev Woods by J. W. Fawcett. Wo
by Mildew III i:t6. Piney Wood
coming in second and Accident third
The first money was awarded TO Mi
dew and the second to Piney Woods
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
CASH GIFTS.
MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS.

Cne l1ie Top Buggy. $3.50
one HE Bnggy:. Observation-Disclosures 150
One Fine Goit Watch. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
one Flhe Ladies Watch. h.......-............ IS
committee OF Arrangements-G w blount
b + briggs and Barnes, Fsqs.
DepOsit,ry-Bank of Wilson.
w Davis Esq, Kittrells; H A Williams
Esq, OxfUId; ri r Jenkins, Nashvi le; j
II IhoTp, Esq, Rocky Mount; DIR X w King,
James " Laucaster and James Clark ,Esqs,
Wilson.
While this enterprise is not conducted un0er
the direct ausl ices OF any Lodge, yet its object
Is 10 aid that noble institution, the Oxford Or
phsn Asyl um, which was established bv the
Grand Lodge of the State, and the manage
nent is entirely in the hands of members of
the Order.
The object is exclusively for the benefit of
the Orphan Asy lum, and the Com mittee deem
it unnecessary t. make any extended appeal to
the people OF North Carolina in uehalT of an
institution which Is so worthy OF their support.
The low price of the ii" kets places it in the
power Of every one to ard noble cause, and at
the same time the chances OF being re IN III ssd
are unusua ly favorable.
1T is confidently believed that tie enterprise
will be a success, but if, from any cause, there
should be no Concert and distribution, all the
money received from the ticket ho'ders shall
be returned to them with discount
No ticket SO d will be entitled to a chance Tor
the Gifts unless the money tor the same has
been received at this Office.
The Gifts will be distributed Immediately
after the Concert
ANY person holding a ticket entitled to a Gift
who desires the Asylum to have the bent lit of
such Gift, will notify the Secretary by sIch
endorse ment on the back of the ticket, and the
same sh all be appropriated as directed.
~ Money for tickets must be sent by Reg
istered Letter, Moner Order or Express, d.
rected to
A. BARNES, Secretary
WII.SC n. &.
hov3 262-d& wlm
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
EeUmOr.

The Asheville Citizen says: It is ru-
nored that the Carolina Central r. r.
Co. have purchased the Western N.
G. Road, and will go to work at once.
Considering that the road can only be
sold at public auction, and no such
auction having yet taken place, we
AZ inclined to doubt the rumor. The
o. G. wants the w. n. c., but can't
s'see it" as yet. We certainly would
h all work on the w. n. @. with real
10y. Let it be begun by any one.
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
Fire ut Kelley,s Cove.

We learn that a fire occurred at
kelley's Cove, On the Cape Fear,
about 40 miles above this city, ,fon
Thursday night, which destroyed a
store building occupied by Mr.. W. G.
Groom, together with the goods
therein, belonging to Mr.. Groom.
We could not find out the amount of
the loss, but understand that it was
nearly all covered by insurance..
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
ZoLL1coFFEB, TENNESSEE,
14th October, 1868.

Col. James r.. LOue, Commanding
Thomas Legion:
Colore,-I am directed by the
Brigadier- General commanding to say
that it affords him infinite pleasure to
express through you, to your COM
mand, his unqualified appreciation of
their gallant conduct IN the charge
upon the enemy on the morning of the
18th instant. Such exhibition of valor
and soldierly bearing will receive, as
it deserves, the everlasting remem-
brance of grateful country, and ever
be an object of pride to their General.
I am, Colonel, most respectfully,
your obedient servant,
EDWARD 0. GUERRANT,
A. A. G.,
o., Coz, LIN 6 IEilliar In q, 81 g,
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25

Parents should consider well their
responsibility for the habits their
children form. Let all remember sue
cess depends upon ability; ability de-
pends upon habits of thought and
action,
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
n. n. u,
On Gen. John S. Williams staff.
HEADQUAR7ERs 4TH BRIGADE,
ZOLLICOFFER. Tenn, Oct, IA. 1868,

HEADQUARYERs 4TH BRIGADE,
ZoLLICoFFER, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1868.
Col. James R. Lore, Commanding
Thomas Legion
The Brigad:uz- General commanding
desires to express through you to your
command his high admiration of their
valor en- the field of battle, and their
manly endurance without food or rest
of the unprecedented march Of sixty
miles in less than thirty hours. 1t
affords him great pleasure to thus ac-
knowledge their extraordinary gallant
ry in the repeated charges made by
them upon the enemy on
of the 11th instant. He hopes they
will continue to manifest the same
spirit of bravery and endurance of
which they have shown themselves SO
eminently possessed.
For the defense of our homes and
fresides your General feels confident
it is the stern determination of every
soldier to die in the trenches rather
than yield to hated and insolent foe.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
w. B. REESE, A. A. G.,
on Brig. Gen. A. E. Jackson's Staff.
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
REAL ESTATE GIFTS,

one Let III the town of Wilson, y. c.,
containing lh acres, with large and
cDuvel lent dwelling. having 10 rooms,
ana al nrcessary and convenient our-
Louses, situated on Barnes street, val
One elegant sUory Residence,in wilson,
CORNER oi L lie and Green S-re -ts. with
X acre. and containing rooms. To-
Gated i tie most eligible part of the
One acre Lot, situated the corner
:, OF Ance and Spring streets, with neat
residence and Out-hOuses. vAiued at
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25

On Gen. Wharton's Staff.
North Carolinians will ever feel
proud of the glorious record of ou
soldiers made during the late unfortu-
nate war, and those who have old un-
published records of our gallant ''Tar-
heels" should give the same to the
world. The historian, as he gives and
assigns to North Carolina soldiers the
front picture in the first Bethel battle,
and all subsequent battles thereto,
will also trace and fix the future his
toric fact that in the highlands of
Western North Carolina, by North
Carolina soldiers, was fought the last
battle east of the Mississippi River for
the ''lost cause.-The troops being
commanded by Col. James r. Love,
of Jackson, the Senator from the 42d
District.
This battle was fought on the 18th
of April, 1866, at Mill Greek, McDow-
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
$25O,O0O IN GIFTS!
DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL,
BANK, DENISON.

Distrib ution to commence immedi iatsfy AFTER
the Concert Managers OF the B.stribut
chosen by the Ticket Aoidrrs and prominslt
citizens.
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
IT'S CIRCULA

ts very large throughout the State and
whole South. In New Hanover, EdgecoInbe
Onslow, Duplin, sampson, DruDswIcE, Bladen
and Columbus it is especially large, while in
Halifax, Wilson, Wayne, Oarteret, Robesnn,
Richmond. Anson, Cumberland and Moore
and In tegeraf caunties of South Carolina, its
circulation 10 very geod.
1t 10 published very Friday on the follow.
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
A WORD TO THR INVALID,


appetite nrC
blessing E. L.
N o. d3mSv
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
HEADQUARTERS WHARToN's DIVISION,
Camp near New Market Va,
December 9th, 1864. J

Camp near New Market Va,
December 9Th, 1864. J
Col. James II. Lore. Commanding,
etc., North Carolina:
Col. The Brigadier General COM
manding directs me to tender you
some assurance of his appreciation of
the gallant and effective service rem
dered by your command during its
connection with this Division. His
personal observation of their efficiency
and heroic conduct at Kernstown,
Winchester, Leetown. Cedar Greek
and many other hard fought fields en-
ables him to speak accurately of the
soldlerly bearing, heroic fighting and
admirable steadiness and coolness,
though confronted by a myriad foe,
which you and your brave men ever
displayed in action. The patience and
cheerful endurance of the toilsome
march, brief rests and hard fighting,
which you and your gallant band ever
exhibited has won his hearty commen-
dation and leaves each of your patri-
otto command a record bright and un
sullied.
The gallant conduct of your COM
mand rendered your efforts to rejoin
your command in North Carolina and
East Tennessee abortive, and the con-
stant refusal to your many applica-
tions for transfer, is complimentary
evidence of the esteem in which you
were held, and a grateful acknowl-
edgement of the services you could
render.
The General requests that you re-
turn to your officers and men his
warm commentator for their patriot
ic conduct while with US, particularly
Lieut.. Robert T. Conley, whose cool
ness, steadiness, bravery and judg-
ment upon the skirmish line deserves
honorable mention.
While rendering to your command
his high appropriations of their past
services, it is doubly gratifying to the
Brigadier- General to know that they
are ready and willing toundergo again
the hardships and privations hereto
fore endured by them, i necessary,
for the accomplishment of our indie
pendence.
I am, Col,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
@. A. DERUssY,
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
It's Market Reports

are always full and accurate. The Review OF
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile com.
munity as the true index of the commerce Of
the city, while its repor other markets are
full and reliable
Wilmington journal., 1874-12-25
LIST OF GIFTS ::

i0,lNI drNhu CaSh GIIht, amounting 10 X2VO,UU
u Prizes in Real Estare, amount
iygto... 5000
4a,.S Gifts, am ountiIg to. $3.50 ,0ON
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~ Sale Of School Property

xrr or AN ORDER PASS
q ?ussSlaA S sSari Of education M, OF o tmS
| d " tns ne, nI wheeling; we VIII vi, S EhIo
-, il<ir,ie' nj the Court House o, oI ha,
.s,..: sa Siea,,nrdav, June IOth, lHi' o.,
s ,..Dy. on sst"ni"ck A. NJ, Lots Nos. one
..sE al ~ 0 St No. u. said 10 z are
81 ,cn ~ the corner OF Jaer used nv the
sd gu .g,-eetS, and no" use" ~
= Gsrd sCnoo sion will be given OF the
~',,!iaiSe. M M Lot No ,, but the boaru
Int OF, Dei r,.ary. the right TO occupy
',glacltion. II no on Lot No. |, ana re-
r.. shcOl pun, pun, ~ The same until the new
y glSstcs,i.oh, " ,'ow being constructed ioi
S;iSi and Third Wards s ,nicb We Mi ne
:, r, ,d ready TO occupy "hlou WIZ Oe
II. ne i! % One third of the purchase
TEusel sa, No. ?, to be paid IN can
.,gfS icr To- in two equal payments o
ne ratarcars. with Interest rom the
,sni Two ~ deferred payments To- De Sc
81 sac, liz lad ot Trust, or the title re,
ID Until all the PURCHASE
,L s,orLot No. will be made In
nNmen,,,iTy .C and thirty. three m0ntn iI
.-, wen? from the first day OF APrii
,-'."- !n,T no secured as above stated
: aud 70 oe '' JOHN II. BALL,
pre.ident Board OF Education.
= u. BICKEL, EIe re lam Auctioneer.
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ElOUr.
inl, HRLS. MOSS ROSE,
I'M la" Sterling,
uu" Choice Family,
lO" Cottage xxx.
lIS" Yosemite Lily,
ia" cream OF Indiana,
9p" Gem (Spring Whesp
iU" White Rose,
100" Washington,
lO0" Peerless,
store and for sale by u.uus
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Fine Island Residence
FOR SALE.

,agFER AT PRIVATE SALE, On S Nnn
s'IyABLEt. rms, ne properly Oh I'VE "n w.,
'.,r, street, Wheeling Island wn.d six,v
,r, r.. The lots 81. my al" nTaor t1
r.. ,iy en- There i, large, conf
.' tNe' a,.aIIing in excellent repair
A'Iou' oo Naming 10 rooms with all mod
..-iv,a, c'u u.mamis There is also a fine
-a In,b nis on the lot. ON the grounds are
.. IN" Iy,ss grape vines arbors, flowers, &C,
:, The residence is about twelve mi" ~ aI >
,... from the center Of tn" Guy, anu - &c
,..l. rr a most desirable locat0n " ic -
Scr particulars apply AT y. ~, ~
l1> boat store, or on lhe Pici
@. III. BOOTH.
iUne,9h
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Soaps.

soaps
Colgate's Sterling,
Cir olive,
Pearl,
!. q. u,
Golden banner.
Good Intent,
All kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
GeuUn CASTLE. ,,u.u
For sale. TlNGbf 0 lSli - ~.
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Political Morality" by W. s. Gar
vey, of Kentucky.
"Isles Of the Blessed" by Alexander
Kuhn, Of West Virginia.
/ '".Ths Liberal Spirit Of the Times"
by G. P. Garvey. Of Kentucky
Debate. Question: us Cremation
Preferable to Interment."
Affirmative, G. T. Smith, Of Indiana.
Negative, A. MscLean OF Prince Ed
ward Island. ... :,
Vdedictory. J. D. Maxwell, OF Ohio.
OF course there will be the usual
amount OF music, and the presentation
Of diplomas. ....s
The location of This institution here,
ls certainly Q most beautiful one and
fortunate for the people Of this section
Of the State. Indeed, l think Bethany
College one Of the best in the State, and
deserving the fostering care OF all per
sons who desire it's future welfare and
prosperity. The standard Of scholar
ship will compare favorably with any
in this country, and l trust that each
year the number of students may be in
creased and it's resources and facilities
tor usefulness increased.
RAMBLER.
RethnnaL Lunc lQLh
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3 NJ MNISSlONERS' SALE.

- THE CIRCUIT COURT OF oh'o
0uDty'
lanes F!!an' In chancery.
Is. (
louis Juncke, Ct a.
go, q decree rendered and enter.
y N,I." et,nvs entitled cause, on the nj.
10 j, ,Ip G,v of May, 1874, by the Eirca,'
-5llh a H3io comfy, the undersigned spe-
=, ,SS,., m S.oners will, on
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lime and Cement.

AM OFFERING HOME MADE LINE
AN AN Sament for sale that Is une&eeilea
i and Csm norseS article which comes 70
by any my i% he article has been tested by
h ne S and manufacturer TO wnoq in pss
tias viii be referred upon wa asn,ns and
tigate. Al. LONG,
saveffelgh'' Cor. Woods and 18th sts.
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saturday, July IS, 1874,

..,,sscins al 10 O'Clock a: NJ, OF sa,o uay;
%Gn nv InnHiic auction, at the 'front.' de OF
or o.- Gourt House of Ohio county, Tue lot
hE2S u vinetv.Iour (94), situated.on the
1- miss, corner Of what was formerly
', ,,a a, German and Marshall streets, In
, ,',,. a. y, y heeling, in the state OF west
,.., ., NV y There are two good residences on
e.. ut. o,a-,b;rd of the pur-
.'l,e money TO he paid IN ca'i, oi a1 ~ nav
2. r. ,S Al re' in two equal payments at nine
I'LL. u. 'E s,Sbteen months, respectively, with
~ ,,srs,- nom the day Of sale, the purehaser
lr ,,,s his bonds for said deferred pay
.,.1 Isl aud The title TO be retained until Tie
"'".e' VI" X. q. BARR.
LOUIS =. JORDAN,
Special Commissioners
y, lIvRyEY, AuctiOneer. Junll
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Building Lots for Sale
FLING ISLAND.

NEE rpoNT STREET. NEARs
Nth Rridse. A board Walk
snspension,. Nc lately been laid on the
ne ,;ST pipe hsNe trees are being set on
SO, 80 o. SHADE Iii make one OF the
sas1 ,, 'SsspsS S% sixty g Is
IaSb SSindrsd and G Gss san Tns p pRa
no Office OF the und ID =, g. ed
=, IN at r iis perfect. For further IN
. '., s,,n apply to THEODORE FINK.
cor. ChapS. isf4. apr2S-vb
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FRAME DWELLING

,yp REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A,E:r, i !
\ n,r,.r the following described prnpeIis
T.. sale on reasonable terms. que u 0 Ent,
tame dwelling aud two vacant Iots on to-,
,rr.t and one brick house on Sha ,prms
,.r-.i' baln In the Eighth ward. for 'eiin'
'F! Z" GEORGE GAMEN,.
o No. $3.50 Eoff street.
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Bethany June 18Th.
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Facts for the People.

tained BY careful Observation, II d 70 30 regret
ed that many Of tho Drugs still iprescrfbed by
some phyelciArS Bhould retain D place IN our Ms
terra nedica. As an instance OF this, that vile
drug, Balsam CopAbia, furnishes an example.
Aheutthe year 1890, the epauiards in1he Island
certain complaints, thought, according TO the
Prevailing notion ct that time, that the remedy
might be found where the disease originated.
Under this Impression. Balsam CopabiG came
into use, but never has q nAuseating drug done
more injury, for It not only changes the nature
original, bat it,ruins the tone OF the=StomaOh
ahd bdngs on Dyspepsia In It's worst forms TO
AVOID this drug and its effects the SAMARI.
1An.e- e4tFT,2 5pnte1y Yegef1ble Remedy, ia
within the. reach OF all Only ten pills 70 be
taken, and win cure every tme In from two to
iour days. Male packages, 81; female, 81.
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The Living Tslsrrnnhsr.

Symptoms arc the Ailent characters through
ton: But they ara not always read ariHht, and
the medicine administered sometimes aggrlvatO
Instead Of relieving the complaint Conspicn-
Gus among the instances OF malpractice, which
are OF daily occurrence, 10 thu habit OF dosing
dlspeptic and eonstipated inyAlids with power
which are skillfully blended de We eta6le Gle.
ments best adapted 70 the inVigorSt ion OF the
stomach, and removal, without violence, OF reg.
mar discharged from the bowels, should be taken
tHteeor 4hricOa day asa remedy for Indigestion
Of every type, and for coetvehess, whether
chronic or casual No other medicine WtllebS
required and the cure will be rapidand painleSs
No medicine, as yet discovered or cOmpouu ded,
equals Hos ettnf' Q Bitter9 as q specific for ali
Aaectionl Of he liysra as we'll as wen e Tof ais
eases ctihe Stomaeh. the bowels and thenefIos.
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How Some WorKIngmen Helped
~ ll.O Themselves 3luLi 1iG

Aueulo6iVGbS- ~ So -
Anoficer Of a operative association
at Fall River, Mass, has recently fur
nished the following statement concern
ing its history: early in February, 1867,
a lew workingmen held a meeting in a
private house In Fall, River, and took the
preliminary steps to form q cooperative
association BY the 10Th OF the same
month thirty i've members had enrolled
their names, and the paid up shares
amounted to 1924 A email store was
rented in Pleasant street, and for q lew
weeks the officers went to the store after
doing their days work and amused them.
selves BY carrying utlorders. on q wheel.
barrow, but sfterward bought q horse and
wagon. At the close OF that year the
association was re-organized on q better
basis, with q capital Of 90 900, and the
number of members had increased. TO
sixty.fye. Early in the spring OF 1858 a
large store on Bedford street was .pur-
chased, Tor 5000, and at the end OF
the year the membership had increas.
ed to 1879, and the capital to
$1,000 The membership has steadily
increased, until nov. II numbers over 200.
Each member pays an admission fee Of
81, and each share Is $10;s Every mem
per must hold at least one shsTe before
be can vote or hold office in the associa-
ton, andlno member tis allowed. toloRn
over thirty shares. Last April the store
On Bedford street, which fiVe years ago
was bonghtfor 81 900, was sold for S15,--
200, and the $4,000 profit has, been con.
stituted consolidated fund. The associ.
alton has erected this. year on Bedford
street a large block, 20 by 40 feet, con.
tanning three stores and ten tenements.
The association runs % grocery store, a
butchers shop, and q boot and shoe store.
From December 81, 1887, 10 Septembet
81, 1873, the sales amounted 10 $327, $50
%, the Investments $30,2f2 05, and the
Withdrawals $24,755 90. The members
alYtdends were $e7,772 "a, and the nom
members 1874 SO, making the total
profits $31, 5l8 SO, For the quarter end.
Ing September 2lst the dividends on pur-
chases were - cents on q dollar for
members, and s cents for non.members,
with 10 per cent per annum on shares"
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Travellers, Register.


AuRYAL OF TRAINS. ~ ~. -.
3 SO.R RF .lli:9Oa.m.I 6:66 pm 1880 D m.
Central Ohio Div $50 an. 0:40 am. 7;20 pm.
CieVel'd q Pitts lO;40 4. m. 6:O1 pm.
Heuple R. R.. s:21 am ......... 6:S0ptn,
DIP4RfuRE OF TRAINS. 30
BSO R.R....l B:95 3 MI 9:bS Q MI 60 pm
Cenlnl Ohio Div 100 am. 9;45 am sac pm.
ClsVel'd b Pit 8. 6;05 am. ..,....g.It 2:i0 pm.
Htnpfed R. R. s:sS an :. j 3lo ptt.