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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
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JANUARY ,. IS75.


II. r, STEVENS, ESD:
DeaI sir: " lien about six months old was
Vaccinated. The pa, ties who were VaccinIied
TrOln The same virus died from the humOr- The
hImOr spread over iue tp ~t.ch an extent tHIt
I WIS r1iIcf iu hiau 10 prevent me from
tied "a ms head. remain a ia tiis CT -udIilon
about twenty year. troubled AZ the time with
,Ores. breaking a.. uIy is-"d aud Gt>CliIrSlbg
cDTIupJ on from my uar. 3 ill> iIln- a small
kernel Appeared Du iu H-ce, Srdiu lily IA
rrs aSing Ia III ;IugIi "a tuEuOr rO.Tu'u Ct such
AN immense y :. li a. C.IIid SOC 90 by turning
ny eyeS downward. All this time J was taxi
Ing various resus';tes i"r blood "itEout any
Substantial benefit
/ then went To- q 2. eminent physician in
mon, ms Isiured the IuIn"r e.-i.t times, which
c..-t ne nF::riy -FJ Fats .tt iIc = n n rough
aggravated ts,e. rItU'-ut - all diminishing
IA ~iZ- Of &c .-5-,f 90. "a ~ick!ys i--Jt6
cJUdI. ion I consulted ~l.u'tssr ply sician 'tt
Ndiirk who after c. -i'-f- p's' time, succt cd
e,I ~ hearing the sore .-tJ,4ut reGGrIu= fhe
SZr. A. thus pOiu' y,sffrs r't-i 10 use ia T.
TINE. through tn p-ssrl.s-! POO i7~u ~lf.t 90. e.
iieEd. Au- / uaI! ;aE"i. ants I19' j ci' q. about
C.ii. week experienced ws..f.r IN! S-IssIli's.
clitng... urtlI, finally. tAr tCs'sDr ir1sf, 'tud
Discharged lTigT;iUi qraUtiiIt7 f."fu ihi-
.!5fls- 10 decreased III sin Etl Sd sIicii ..-sl-
e.. ..r.,i hlt my neck >iIli E.I- t,-- ugIs ~-fT-
a. si.t- ;r.- AID i;tuc- s.tG sCE h'ar-hy paG
20 rUI3. and able 20 TUri. rvtTg day
I %IIl also ~. HtIOu that have be'ii=E ~C'ue
sufferer fItTl iuHIrIHij srs sst' '.'s '!l- 90 ever
Stree. cstl. lt-funtiIhrr uuiii .g.IHrir- O. o.
;iS 90 NEGsUISE. Wigss =-ffIfs-J .iI'uss. ''''-l
slii r5ftiifi i,. ts.tIu~ Ct-eL t.t- ,iI -''f-
vuiuIt--T for Ga" yuTpr-- %! Ls1.t h'tl'2 'ii'et
So iI, ring humanity, atGI y"u vtit conf f o.
vof 10y giviT, 30 5> nurt, i'IJ-.r'i5 "~ 'i".'-lit
q Il. sAV.f- Ashland sf,-s
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

San Cary offered challenge 10 any
Republican speaker to debate with him
publicly the financial question. Gener
al Woodford heard him make that chal-
lenge and promptly accepted it himself.
When Sam found the General ''meant
business" the poor bloviating demagoue
backed sgUarely out, saying he would
only meet Ohio speakers in debate, and
that he would import a speaker from
abroad to meet the General. \ splen
did compliment TO the Generals ability
as a speaker, when the Democratic can
didate for Lieut.. Governor had to con.
Tess that there was no speaker in Ohio
he dared to pit against him. but would
have 20 import Il big Democratic gun
from ontside of the State for that pur-
pose. But, after all, it is no great COM
pliment 10 the General that such super
fetal blatherskite of the Sam Cary order
should decline 20 meet him He retreat
ed from the General just as an ass would
retreat from lion after having brayed
at him. -LyerelGil4 Leader.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Nniire

(tATHAEISEC. GAt.. sos. Cornelius Gart.
= = SOP resident Df the Stale of r,rl-.sH am
I..- s.i: .re-lle .it~ % ir- Sfs.'c ut Ne-Et--
-.t.- s.i s,g. of Cyrus i-ia.s. -tis y ID.
r.. ~ zee tcc that Joseph ,'f fN & ii.. ;ti-l 4 %
oi LI estate O.. IS Cil~ -aors 'r, . diar on
tt,.- ZiiIl cay o. -rsfeiliIsr -. - 's4I hle Al>
reiifinu II tie PrO.5,;t. toltt. - itil.r and or
De c,lutl- y 90 iiturJsS and -,.u-"i ytu'' a.
Itgng ~ tEe pe-~,f1s estate "i t'i aircedeiit
il Insufficient 10 pay his debts 'H" r siltis-3
~ rf, rims, ffi esisI-e Iui !.s dlat seized
~, =. >ft-lo,s % the iO!8wiEg described real
estate TOW j.: inia' nJfI4 J-I one huE',f~i aud
thirty eight .l5>l In tl,s N't.-'-t % hf,-.,-;
rrur,fr ri Il9urt'ck aul STATE % Ohio; and
tIa1 Iarv A shUOk a widow % -aid dececent
h. trtttIi To- lpsg-r j.. said premise The pay
- - - t-iiIf.l '.If iiIe game 90 Of dow
- h, al Mary \. Shook. and f-sr the sale Of
.si f,f,-rfi~t Su-j c. 20 -tscu duwvf estate Tor
fEe 1tyut-ist IF t.ie debts, AM lIf chtrSes
10, --.id said petition viil D,- i.lr hear NJ on
i,e5-I, ,Iav 81 N0gember. A. o. tN7i, of a. ssOD
tJcrea fi-raS eau be obtained
sept. -, lS7j- oeil|i
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
What Is YegGline?

u * 2 com pOund extracted from bs.rF- ruI's
ard herb . u is natures rt H.s"y- 70 j. icr-
iecfly harmless ffom any bad ,ii-c! uFo. the
system. II is UOUTi~hing and ~iTcnsfl "''iHc-ii
acts diIcc. UF0u the b.o-@ n gate iIt urr-
voti~ ~V>trIl. T. Civ uU e. goal. -lsvr, p b 90,
af uiEus. D. - great Pa acta .cF cur a-ed
father uu ugtilcsf for 8; Yes ili' ~ str- SID.
Gu9stS their nerves ana sl.t~ trtm ma u-eI-
sweet sI--y-a~ has ben proved ~ many aii
AGED per,s1u. IL j. tie great Stood Furiaa~ lf
! n S1Otuiug remedy i1r C-F c'fiiis-E lt las
relieved and cured thousands g. D. v-.y pirsS-
aat 20 take every child iEe- a. y r"'''Ee~
and cures a dis, -i z la iIr fToIu Tag
b'o0d TIy the VFGETINE. q ye o, - s;.r f'ia-
for v,ur c.jIa BlJiuiS; then ypu WIi' Ns-r ' 1ur
fr:e7tS ~ .rsifDpr~ ana Jr i1ti 1i.c @ o. y IL;
~ r-L...-. ~ =
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
WOOD COUNTY BRIBERY

After resorting to the low and co ward
Iy act of warming his readers i'll advance
that L. G. CAMPBELL, Esq, of Cincin-
natl, who spoke last Saturday evening
to our people on the Wood County Bri
berry" would deal in Misrepresentation,
the editor OF the Courier now chan
ges front and reports that gentleman as
having said that Mckinley was not im-
plicated i'll the matter" As Mr.. CAMP
BELLS speech appears elsewhere, it will
show for itself, and we hope our readers
will give it careful reading. While the
speaker does not claim that there was
any evidence to show that Mckinley re-
ceived any consideration for his vote,
he did show conclusively that he UOted
tDiee against the bill, and 1Corked against
1t, Jut at tie eIecenth hour appeared to
get a HeIC cjeuO Of the case clid 50ted for
it. When an investigation was ordered,
Mckinley voted twice to add to the
Committee so as to get majority that
would whitewash the whole matter, and
when the Committee reported a resolu-
ton reprimandiDg certain members
and censuring ssertain others, he voted
against it, and finally voted to ad-
journ the Legislature to get lid of the
whole matter. Mr.. CAMPBELL, also,
disposed of Mr.. MCKINLEY'S excuse
that the bill ought to have passed,
as it was causing a heavy expense @ to
the tax payers of the State. The Courier
and some of its friends appear to be sur
prised that Mr. CAMPBELL did not per-
sonally abuse and villify somebody. Mr.
CAMPBELL, so far from disappointing
Republicans, " as the Courier says. gave
the utmost satisfaction to good men, of
all parties, and had larger audience
than any Democratic speaker who has
visited Findlay the present season.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
DECEPTION.

Mr. ELLIS, Master of the State Grange,
''believes that the financial policy of tile
Republicans is not only wrong, but cor
rupt in the extreme" says the Courier.
Mr.. ELLIS never expressed such an opin-
ion, and the Courier editor knows it
We defy him to prove it. Such STUFF
in the Courier only disgusts sensible
farmers. 1t is simply insulting to their
Judgment. Farmer ALLEN" Bro.
GLESsNERi Bah!
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
An Ia Dol tant Fact.

Tie voluntary test m3ny a ihor-,,l-,'- tSi.'p
fishes beyond all DOUBT fact o. N'tal II Ppi-
tance To the sick AID deBiiIiatt 81. VIZ. ilt'
HO.tster'S stomach i3lft@rs i- 't to." u.e pc
cfic fJr realtieui I'D IuieTinl-teAt ieFti ~ -
,,l,,.i, cnr.tif,afIou. b lfruzhe-~, mental de-
t,rsssio, Sc n, t,izsSre-s chronic uIarrE.l T. aud
apij ,Iiseases Of the stomach. liger sld uJTelz-
The uumedicated stiHui iaHL' u'eaiif i4--
-rrifatI in ti5eSa cases only a=gr4Fzle the ~ynp-
torns Instead OF rem owing hem Tie tiitSrss
on me cont airy act as . corrective and IA -
or,ot yyifnou producing the unpleasant and
"a rlr,r1s e1uSeqaen ce- Of the old school pr5.c-
tic- THE action Is mild ard soothing 10 The
irrifatsd stomach I'D bowels, pTOmOtiug q
gestiOu. and r-even ting lItu!eury, nausea.
headache and ali inte stin al irreguiaTit e.. A
WInegI Iasslui before ne ais greatly assist dscs-
tion The cOnvstie scent may U.s. them with
great benefit, a. "A means OF Te,iOTing strength
ana cheeriuIueSs-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
VEGEpIN e.

Taking into constellation the character OF
its vouchers, the history of its cures and TIE
immense increasing demand, NEGETINE may
be fairly entitled The Leading medicine ui The
age
For ScrOfula in the blood, NEGETINE an
infaiiibie remedy, and no person need Sulirr
rom tuners, ulcers, and all diseases arising
from impure blood If NEGETINE IS used accord
ing to directions, There is not ease of scTOi-
Uia in eXisteJ ce that NEGETINE will not cure,
provided, however, the vial functions have
, OF lost their power Of action, all that may be
said 20 the contrary Notwithstanding
NEGETINE is pleasant TO the taste, mild Ia ~.
aS The following uHqueStiOuable evidence Will
kh
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

THE Catholic Telegraph (Arehbishop
PurcelPs organ), Sept. 9, 1875, cracks
the whip over the Democratic party of
Hamilton county in true plantation style.
1t says:
II THAT PARTY (the Democrats HAD
REFUSED TO RECOGNIZE THAT CLAIM (of
the Catholics) BY THE REJECTION OF
MIR. GEGHAN IN CONVENTION, ITS De
FEAT AT THR FALL ELECTION IN THIS
COUNTY WOULD HAVE BEEN OVER
WHELMING.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

WHY has BROWN subsided2 Does he
still carry Walls affidavit and those un-
cancelled notes in his pockets with which
to catch Republican gudgeons3 Why
did he not take the stand during the
Wall investigation Why was not Lew
is GIessner called! Or John Longworth,
Wallis man Friday" chief clerk and
confidential adgiserG
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

TIE Courier charges that ScHUKz is
paid $500 for each speech he makes,
when it is a well known fact that lie re-
fuses TO accept single dollar. The
Courier editors could get Up an excur-
sion to Tifin two years ago to hear Carl
ScRURz, but now, when he advocates an
honest currency, the Courier and its
followers call him a ''mercenary Dutch
man."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Rep6Ft fr0u e Practical CHEMIST nd
Ep5iEscarg

Il IJN- IfIIitIE l. y ].
Dear SIR THIS ls 10 cr-r- ii, i.-at D. ave sold AZ
reraiI I-I4y dt.zru l!N-Z l.rttiest ri sos! FigE-
TINE since 4 Aptii - .ssH. and can trni} liy nat
If r1, si,-aD i! p - -ttl-.steti4G ri any 70 iI
Gv for tie cCuui'iIli- iIT " i.I"u & p u 'iu-
rsftudetl That eyer -D.4. >-trr'.. % 4fN t7'-
fS yi,n,uf StIst- IT hay ca TONERS tf'i ii1 . q"
ts rpari.. CO... Goa .rsl- l.,- o. ,.iT friends am
uerfser.. ----.zgut Ci .fatl a~-s o. .cs piu-
iGu- fu.s.ar- Uein-, ITed by 20 slINE ALONE IN
fi,.- ,4,.fr..sy Very rseIsc' fu!lg yrIr-
AIGIl.AiA = IS. ;irIadway.
To ". y SrFyzNs Eq s,F.r o;
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

Look out for eleventh noGr false
hoods and reports in next weeks COur-
fer. The organ of the Courthouse ring
is desperate. The whippers-in of the
party are button-holing voters in every
direction. Look out, voters and tax
payers. The Republican representation
in the Court House challenges the clos
est investigation. \ few more Republi-
cans would make things purer, and
economic Your taxes.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

THE Courier thinks that if HUFFMAN
is reelected Probate Judge he will aP-
point an examiner of the County Treas
ury every six months, or Oftener, if he
deems it necessary" As the Judge has
heretofore failed to do this, We are glad
TO learn that he wishes to make amends
in the future We regret that repent
ance comes too late, As Judge WM. KING
,%ill likely appoint the next examiner.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

WHAT an inveterate joker our neigh
Dor, L. GLEssNRR, is. Hear him. Town
ship Democratic meetings are being we'll
attended, by Republicans. as well as
Democrats. Well attended, That's
good! There has not been a meeting in
the county. held by the Democracy,
which has been attended by good cor
poral's guard. Honest Democrats won't
rally at the call of the blowers and strik-
ere ss they once did. Al affidavit from
WALL won't .ally them.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Ghe gettersOnian
EindIaJ. D Oct. L, 1915.
Republican state Ticket.

For Governor,
RUTHERFORD &. HAYES.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS L. YOUNG.
For Auditor of State,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
For Treasure ~ -tadc.
JOHN VI. NILuKIN.
For Attorney Grucrai.
JOHN LITTLE.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE W. McILVAINE.
For Member of the Board of PrtlI,. Works,
PETER THATCHER.
For Senators to the General \ Assembly,
tThirty-third Senatorial DISTRICT
CHARLES J. SWAN, of Putnam,
TIIEOPHILUSP BROWN, of Lucas.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
Republican County Ticket.

For Representative to the General Assembly
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS, of Liberty.
For Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
SCOTT W. PREBLE, of Pleasant.
For Probate Judge,
WILLIAM NJ. KING, of Portage.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
OREN \. BALLARD, of Findlay.
For Auditor,
JOHN p. BICKELHAUPT, of Findlay.
For Commissioner, Full Term),
SAMUEL r. GRAY, of Marion.
For Commissioner, Vacancy,
JACOB STECKER, of Cass.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE W. POWELL, of Findlay.
For Infirmary Director,
JOSEPH WILSON, of Liberty.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

THE Courier, this week, has no letters
from Ex-Proseeuting Attorney BROWN,
backed up by affidayits from Ex-Treas-
urer WALL. Let it be recorded.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

SOME "looney" at Mt. Blanchard has
been presuming upon the credulity of
the Courier editor by informing him
that the senior editor of this paper had
said that 'the State OF Ohio was lost to
the Republican party, but that the fight
must he continued to keep up appear
ances." We scarcely know which to
admire most, the verdant editor who
would swallow such flap doodle" or the
cheeky" fool who would report it. No
such convers Ition occurred, and we
guess the aforesaid lunatic in starting
such II story wanted TO give the world
the impression that he circulated in re-
spectacle society. We have not the
honor O of his acquaintance.
TUE Courier draws a doleful picture
of the ruined condition of the country
under Republican rule, and thinks that
''irredeemable currency" will cure it all.
Will any currency keep men from rush.
ing recklessly into speculation? That is
what makes failures among business
men. Let us have stable currency by
getting down to specie basis, and we
shall soon be done with reckless specu-
lation. The howl for more money comes
from the dishonest demagogue. I'm
sectarian schools and an honest curreD-
a,-I il tha wofcb word of Ohio PannIIi-
cans, and one week from Tuesday will
see their cause triumph by large ma
iority. Republicans must turn out en-
nasSe, however.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01

WM. ANDERSON drew up the bond of
H B. Wall, which he was ready to swear
was legal and safe document. HEN
RY BROWN, Ex Prosecuting Attorney,
said the bond aforesaid was not worth
a tinker's and that a compromise
ought tG be made, which was made, and
by which Hancock county lost 500, OOO.
And now these gentlemen are very busy
enlightening the swindled Taxpayers as
to how they should vote. That's juici-
ness for you!
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
I. WINSL0W AVER. M. D.
l49 Elm Street, yilcinnati,0.

Author of the AeriaE System Of Practice, who
for The past twenty years has been ttt The head
OF the
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
HOY. LANES T. GORDON.

himself a Democrat. a journalist OF wide
reputation. and a man of much more
than average ability, testified that he was
offered money by Cooley; was dickered
with by Judge Haag, in regard to Haag
and Murlin. However, we viii let him
tell his own story, which he did as fol
lows:
''He came and took ne over TO bis
desk: said he wanted to talk 20 ne; sat
down opposite him, and lie drew his
chair I'D to me. in a sort of confidential
manner. and said, There is not much
money in tins Wood county matter; !
won't make much out OF il; you can
make hundred dollars. Il you will vote
for that bill, andyou might as well turn
in and help rs any how he finally
said, 'WeIl. then. help US, and the nex5
day, as quick as the bill passes, some
body will hand you cigar, which you
will unroll ami find hundred dollars
there" Mr MurIin came along, little
drunk. and he said he had got drunk
over the defeat Of the Wood county bill,
and he proceeded TO say something like
tbis+F don't know that | can remember
the exact language: Gordon, you ought
to have been here this morning: there
were fifty one votes for the bin If you
had been here the Speaker would have
voted for It, and carried it; and, said ne,
L had Just one hundred dollars IN my
pocket for you if you had. The bill
would have carried.
The whole Of Gordon's testimony Is IN
teresting, and would, if time permitted,
repay reading. 1t runs from page l5S 10
14S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

FERDsNASp SrATIcS. April IS. IS
We arc Informed by maay that q G
line b~iue-n this peiut and 'a~rer J.
row ready Tor letting. aal thar il viii
IL but n short time before Lie iron horsc
wi. he reversing 4 county aussf f.Asseti
~ say other, either fnr irslih. territory
Or wealth Now | sssy 10 sou, he inat
'srriyes hiEnsrlf 81 raiirosis. drnrive.
himself o. liberty. an. know ing I'll. 10
o- ne rass. whv rot pat vour shoulders
a. lee v heel and keep il turning. We
Al Know II j. Easier 10 keep il turnin.
Ii.sH - START il v hen stopped. Now let
~ keep j rolling.
There is better wSv 10. settle dog
Sighting than by rIsngn~ lz-hin.. IfNog
don't believe IT, try il oa-
Broken hearts ui.l nov revive.
Joha Phillips Ls- sgsi~ returned.
Ferdinand Station = It'll crowded
with freight. and ne arc siad to zee th.
rusfs so good
We still hsve hoPe. The farmers are
busy sowing oais Ani plnwiag FOR corn
Mr.. sam Brown. now a noted mar
Of Ferdinand Station j. gradual. be-
coming more and more noted. hut 70 +
Mat cannot say. bat morning good 4
suppose. IS there j. rot enough OF him
10 do well He still -pssks OF the large
-snuimosity of Il eight going over the
road What he means by ihailI rannst
say but no harm gue<-. - he j. neither
responsible nor accountable FOR what e
sass- We give him REST.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

sAITH's BAzAAE.-Ladies who seek
reliable authority upon matters OF jres,
viii IND Smiths illustrated Pattern
Bazaar the magzziae TO be consulted. i,
contains r1ors information on fashion.
and matters pertaining 10 the toilet than
any other Journal OF fashion published
IN America. Price 81 10. Smiths Ba-
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Without the premium he Offers Al.
e-es- A. burdstis Smith. oI4 Rresdwsv
NV York City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

IR- FnIToE could Won intimate IN
. roundabout indirect kind Of wsv.
50 il wouldn't hurt his feelings. but Just
iHiimsi- 10 him--fne CORES IOndeni "a,
JeTuS@irm--that the readers ~ tile
Courier would be much Obliged II h.
could. consistent with hi- feelings. leave
ont soSF NAMES just half would he
satisfactory; and tell ~. il stead. about
rurn- wheat. caIs. tobacco. potatoes,
scrgum molasses, &C..
EEADEE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

The Irdsrr- Sfsu ard ur-es r-
Moved operations 10 caa.r.iCs- f hi.
l'ae rai'rcah. ~ nil re - srr
shonlf b. ne once serurrt 80 rrtl
D lrr-lcrs on 'Ae eastern end af the
line, cn shis-h 'ie .gradia, 'resilt 1rk
rlslveTi- LnA tnnrs in- y si,ar, esr.-
F'e.rr \ sfuaii ai-cna;. ,n-r ..anve' {.
viii pri tr na- III ~ondi,inl 20 !. fi..
he rii. .1r : 6.-.rn~r 81 orrr ses. =
mi'r-- ~ Tire EASTERN cnt Df road.
pcigsfa'ins fhr rirh ro.. rr.rinA. "a ihs
Tine. thr wtp 5eiw cen 49, q 4 TO.ni 81 81
Princeton cunld easily o. closed frons
tie earnings ofthe road. The ccrr p9nv
h2' ceer re~rgsaizesi. AMI Mr. Bradley
= retained a. President. The eltclion
iHF Di.rcinF~ ~ ihr roaf resulted in lh,-
chsice 90 rhr following genfiemrn /.
LouIsville- w y. is4rrcsi. Charlie H.
Long. ". r. Nis~maE. iiorSre Scott.
New Albany Aug. Bradley. j. a..
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