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.PENugY AND -PLENINDR.
ssddsn Transition. frsm Poverty I
Wealth.

In England ID. life II bniy % man
pfien stands between p,nury aud spleH.
dor III the cAss ~ another.
In . ppt-hoass In Sidhry. Srw South
Males. sat n evening a fe~ years ago,
= young islios Wbo. ~ a AT resource.
WA goiRg In the sissrAg. bsft day "a
the New Zealand diggings CAatiag his
cJc down q paper. ~ he waited his
oy"ning meal. he read
The Hon ~ o. IA requested Ia ap.
ply At oncs to Ar..r-. - solicitors.
Georg. street. Sidney
Ih".e gentlemen Appri.s.i him neat
day thai HE relative. Nis0Oan g.. a
young man. had unexpectedly died. and
that be ~As.oJbsegu-ntIy %viseount, rith
more thousands q year than he had
pounds In Bis pocket.
The prr--s, earl Il Harrington. 0pn.
er II the famou. yacht. the Bcs-is, u
another instance ia point His father.
the Hon. and Rev FitxroJ sisDbDpe,
wN . oOuyiyiAl divine. such "a Mr..
Trollote bA. ispiclsd In III. father Il
the Countess yeassy SsrObi A French
Abt-s once Todd al English brother thai
what he longsd f0r go ''ons ~ yVui
lrAyings OivingsJ.a charming s~ipscare
wiib nothing % do tui believe In isod y
Mr.. stAnhOp. ba5 one ~ iboss delight
ful clerical retreats In The remote e'Sun
~ ~ Cornwall. ~ which, II rare inter
walls. be paid = visit. passing thsr rest .
his time Ia LybdOn. where his favOrii'
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fai ~ ~tth tstis % az ts-s tasst4aV -Nki
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

.,asal 49, Age thss. tasA u, tn4stosss
.Ba tAy t-tsit.
AT ~ ss.h - VIVID tss8us u - .sir "a
n sth e Ma
VIA tht siuvs 81 ys.h's fstuEtaa
Aslthy buihs ttris sv~.tl, saTag
And ~ It'll. q slsshig raEt..
u ths shtntBs a. @ih - Ma,
Win W. .'vgi oa cassisi p,ees
VIII ss,efr ms~stk iac,s
hgas sfouui 9Th st.rrol g~sc~s
Ia ths trightDc. = ths Ne,
Win ny tsser hat b.1k ~rn,.,
Fr@ thstr rsuud ,us., hftusd ., qasyo,
via bt,ai msauss sauntiax srecny
In The trtgh,ues. Of 'hs MAJ
VIII shy .hr,ai >. grs1si, ssrygsrr
Ani ~ sins - s.sil, ao,ptus
ABi w irsntains frvshly irsiiue
In thr brtsht Ia. e To- 81,
VIII tbs aau.s TIA; on ~ sgys
siAi@nsr. slngvfs saints aod sssvs
Ana Thy shrine, -iih g4iuf,,i paxvs
a. ssguist-ui dsylay
VITA uixht, uIculufirp p~af ihs~
IN s,rcneth 30 .tmsu.phsfv thse
Frm distant dpubt ~ clcAf the
whcu fails toe cloud, "a,
With ,hy y~sp oilong ItuhAiina
fos the giorira. -consumAitun
To ~csf the name u Malta
la The hrghtnr.. ot today
Italia ! .ui luvy the, 10 ny gr.pdsut sol ~.
glory.
Ana tty -calib - syrrsdins ~ auiy ib N
saiuing meath uf Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
s~~diag so sssn...

FROM the tirst "a the middle ~ sep
'ember. saws an exchange, Is generally
the hsst time for seeding. although A.
late ~ October l., II has been found sue
c.s-ful The lard for seeding il seldom
carefully enough prepared. Work the
ground When Just moist enough Ia
make the lumps crush easily. harro~
repeatedly, and roll before sowing the
seed, then bush and roll again. which
will leave the land In q smooth condi.
tion Tor the scytbe or moving machine.
Pick OF s.onss, STICKS and rubbish. en-
cept such small one. ~ will readily b.
rolled by the roller. Seed high ground
with h~erd-grass; low. moisi ground
with red.toP and fc,cue. aad clover BY
its~lf In the spring.
The season Il maturity II these
grasses j. 80 diferent ,ha, whsn they
are mixed IL Gill h. Impossible ~ cut
them al in perfection II re IL sOen
with grass-se.d. use only from oae-half
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
lrss, s.r liz w,,A r.a,nsr

LIST ~~sk = huptcG nsmci JNc,h
isrguAr-,u. sh,lr pacing taruugh The
tdrs, between W hAie itsh lAlr ani
Ws.G fr'ut lske. - the hoAis ai.fs
- ,hr Mada~ AsNa n,~F encountered a
puma go American pAhthsJ While
i,~,Aiag =, ths roma,hs e . large upland
Csri~~. be heard = nuiss a., s'tue H.
tan,, - AuuaE tho irvv t",ss sh"fti,
AUrt thc supnds rrrv rvisrE'ssi sndl"n
liza veg uV. hr sa~ = lsfgv sHImsl lSAp
lug ir'm tuv tu tfvv n ari The sI-st
~torv be- st,~-l IT, ~as aym-i 18th =
ha,iAri ufc. Aud ~ ~~,u a. the AnimAi
,suc near ypoagh. be- hTvsi Tho hulte
.pfang ir0m th' ifvs iiru,tlt ~ htW
iu She msAnutut ihr huntvf haj rspli
is ~rvlsstui aud having iumtSsi ssiir
and hvhiHi = latg, pihv tci'Fv thv ln
futi a'si animal Coulh r~ts4'yU' tuf sr,
urd ,ptiug De- Ea," U sn"th"f huli't
ltpih ,huls mad takrp sny,i ~ ~As ~
| t.fv ari discovered. bot mother in = ~
al part ArsT ths s,sruNi shut ,bs pu.
MA tutpyi and started 9th e tssat 81
d., huuirt. Who irr~ \ lnnE Nv"n
,igvi hunting tn,ir. and with kNs besl
against = TIVE awaited biz vn,W, u,
,nrarrj ap,ma, rprang q, him aed tat.
ou,,i IT, lupg yut,,-i 'ls~s tut" his
shuuidrf IT, drove tb. kNit, rrppat
eli, ,u ib, ht.t lpfu hts hvnasi 10th
came a. tho Fruui tugrihrt hut 'h'
struggle diI u"t ls.t i"aE iur th" husy
auimJ weakened o., the luss IT hl,~ri
fr,m the hoilc,s apt kp,fc ~ i~Arluar
s1n. suuu ,arn~i ",ct iuai Tho ani
NAL. Witch 10 raTr Iu canada Ens 49,
up- ~ ih" Largest sit,, measuring utn'
Tee, a. ,m ,hr n,,ay to the currently q.
the tai riiBar, frfs ifrss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

sad that fathor cynical journalist \
80 bis dear friend u go lo"t ~
though )uu hai been "ut ali night snh
had Ia meet ,"ut stfo ~ htrslfas, Pc
said u, midi, ,p url, i"u lvik a.
though lun had ',orIsi at hnua" al
night STUDYING Nunt usu character
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
s'oa.p.-si.g ..W""L,''

~ lbng n W. nav iAlNh w we bfl
scotch maxim. that muck ~ toe moth.
~ If the mrNl-tuh. II l. well tn Observe
M, hints that will ~ Ia increasing our
suppl, of manure. for evidently the
word muck in the puuNctb - y ncrtc
term tOr any i"rtiilH,pg compound that
ma, he employed IN growing crops,
The follow my sensible advice i from a
correspondent of the Country r,Hii,.
miH.
To- incrras. the manure pilr u ih,
object, how go do IL h. tho pruhlrm
Muck j. found la suuk~n places in the
wood. fields ~ swamps. whcrv the
watcr runs of slowly IL j. gathered
there ~, Washing of leaves and mellow
soil, irom the hills. together with coarse
grass. weeds. aud fallen wood. Which
for 4 e have grown there, fallen duSU
aud d,caNvi II the water could haV,
run ~ freely the land would Ice dr,
aud productive. Now IL u cold. soui
and unpruductiN" II can Ia utilized
with profit, but II takes time aud
money.
II - can not go, on the bed With d
team in winter. wheel II out Ia ia,
bank In summer or TALL. then YOU eat
draw ii Ia the bsrnNnrd nj your leisure
Spread "A thick ~ two Tee deep 80
IA, entire yard. Throw all the stahl,
manure INSIDE upon u either from
horses, COWS or hogs. frel ,"ur hog
on n pilc IT b, daily. aud there Shout,
h. \ dozen ar more pigs Ia work Il oNc'
chrsply Mix refuse. dirty salt, plaster
coal ashes, in fact everything Ia In
crease It's bulk aud ,alne. Your ward
of course, should slope slightly inv ards
Ia retain aud catch all .urplu, waic
and wasl, oN the ground
lacrosse this pile 10y this method on
wear, aud then commence drawing 4
the land I, will bc tine, dccsyoi an
we'll mixed. Spread II evenly y
your meadows, your wheat fields, an
land designed for corn or poiato".
about ten or twelve load, per scro. Is
this course YOU will reap the best W,
only paying results from the use .
muck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

An exchange asks. nn az those
tina, have ,mplic,, r.,HHlopc. IN 'hoir
fellow mppf' II prcufs in a. that u 10
people sh" eat hssb - n stf,"g" board
Ing house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

io isc-~eh'hs q hushs' " f,c tn uhr
Hrvv IkAs A~s ngs iniasv ihs 8 as
~hil~ t~s snu h ~uuiI chakr A 1l.tvr
a. I ot,hafd Etss csu - .ssn ,ttcvth
~. A. The, can ~ cut in t~ftryt.ys 81
ths satus isn~ fur I~ruaAsvnt pasture
q nufnf,f q sNF1rtss - 50 ~ Avstrvd
A. shcre unl, oac ~ ,~o Ainds - .ns.i
afv u.ci the iard no,~is g. ~ 81
sober The ordinary mt,turv 20 ~v~i
pr acrv ). unc bashrl q svsi tnp. hall
= bashrl of timothy, add t5ut ps,gni, q
red clover ~ whcrv pAsturw - d~.ifvi
~hits clover ma, ~ substituted \
garden drag NAV - usssi Instead II \
r,il~f Il The latter - uui ncNG nj had
svso s.tssr,
The R,~ton Jusraal ~ fAssatat~t tur.
ni.he. the tollu~iLg dc.'nptt,s e =
fruit ~cvllAr, Witch mss AasrA Sous ,ai.
uablc h,ats s. ihUsc sho arr inquiung
fut Information ou ,hi. suti~,i
Ten wear. Ngu 80 constructed . ttuit
cellar under "a stable Abd u ptus~ II -
satisfactory that No Nrnturv 90 giNr :
briUi description IL g. The DIVISION
walls are constructed Il buyk Snd To-
apartments Arv tsu tH numt-f al cut.
eT and an .npvT r~m The ouicf rSjm
i. hut partly under ground Nni - ,~u
by t~clsu feet Ia arca, and eight icrt ,u
height The inncr rom b. ~huilN an.
der ground. and fr,., pr~it u has tcui
brick wallis and a Cvmrnt~i igsnt IL
this rom the truit ~ stof~i early Va
D~~mts-. when the srather t-v~Nrur'
| cold The outer room hulds he irulI
during the autumn months after u u
gathered. and Is c,ol. wrll.ligh,sd All,
| DR., The windows arc let's open AL,
n tree circulation ~ air allow I'll ~ l"ul
~ me- danger from tru.t exists Who
the fruit Is tAkrp Ia the inner r,~'m, tb'
door i. closed, snd no light Is admit
ted Ventilation l. SECURED ia m"tcr
At" weather 10y opcniug the inner d""'
and throwing down n window IN IN
outer r,snm H. this csllar sc Arpt alp
plies IT las, seasons growth uu,l th.
ptcscnt %~iutrr, Ia perfect condition
Some II these apple. exhibited nj ~
autumnsl agricultural fairs, were pr'
nouuctvi A. irrsh - those q last seas
on's growth
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
eARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

In raising forest trees | follow nature
~ nearly A. possible.
WAlnu,s | plant in the fall four ir"i
zach way. in good. mellow soil. 10y
making q holc IN the ground with =
ointcd stick and dropping = ma, In M"
cole about one inch below the sutiarc.
ea,ing the hole open,
&. The maple. ash aud boGcldor plant
A, soon ~ gathered. covering very
slightly. and mulching With straw or
old hay Plant ia drills four feet apart
and cover when necessary.
The NAPLES will come up in about n
week, The ash aud hoN-cidrrs will not
come up until spring, ~ they ripcn
thcir seeds about the middle oi sep
TENDER.
MIR. Gladden's fears IL fr-rging are
all ~gruundless. or why do they not Nil
freeze when dropped in the natural
way In the forest?
Somc one want. "a know how to ~,
cottonwood trees. Go Ia the sandhar-
ON the river In the fall. where million.
one aud two feet high may be- found.
Take them up and heel them In unit
spring. aud set out where they are Z,
grow. Coitonwoods arr readily prop
agatcd from cuttings. After planting
YOU must fence on thG stock. or yuui
labor will he IN vain %. VI 'UHE,N ~
hapSns Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
DAT. FOE Cote.

Some oats must be led Ia colts Ia pro.
ducc good horses. this i, NOR" particu.
iarly necessary IN the cary life. while
thc constitution j. being formed ior -
considerable time before weaving, aud
cspccisll, a, that period and Ia the end
81 the year. Beginnlng with n hand
ful. when the colt u a week OF two old.
1t will certainly pay Ia gradually In
crease the amount "a -four or five quarts
by the end 81 the year. Alter that. n
the pastures aud hay NJ" first quality,
oats are not II III" same Importance,
but should not he entirely withheld.
The amount that can proiitshly h" Civ
en- the second and third years depends
ON the conditions tlrrady mentioned.
Peas and good pca.,in" hay answer
the same purpos. In forming healthy
bones, muscles and nerves In growing
colts calves and lambs. that Is secured
10y feeding oat-.
Clover sbounds In albuminoids and
bone material. Hcncc'ha, made nom
inslly 81 rcd.top, timothy. blue grass.
and orchard grass. is improved by a
mixture ~ clover All kinds II stock
are benefited hy having n variety oi
food daily. II il nm old maxim. "A
change 1T pasture makes fat calves. w.
kaasds FdrmSr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
Three Gsowasls mmd 1W sDumcr.
oG oB0seer % 0bWy.

This Jersey cow, recently alluded Ia
IA the Journal rs the one for HON her
Owner had been Offered and refused
5000. IL the finest specimen 81 the
breed u which W. have any accredited
record. She Is five years old. She
calvcd last March, aud in ten ds,.
thereafter, being tested. II wss found
that she sas making three pounds and
w ounces II butter per day She av-
ersgcd twenty pounds II butter per
week for three months. and 10 August
last made eighteen pounds per week
She has the following record for 1876
Through March, 1874 ponnds per week
IN June, IL pounds per week in Sep
tembcr. II pounds per week and In
December. | pound per dan. and due Ia
calye IN about two months. Five quarts
of her milk made a pound oi butter all
through The summer. and in December
four quarts only are required. Her
fNd in summer u common pasture.
with an addition Of two quarts oi
shorts Al night. In winter she is fed
on rover hay aud tao quarts 81 shori-
per DAY. II ''beauty i what beauty
does" IN. il well named the Jersey
Belle" and no wonder that her owner.
MIR Jha., % Films. II s~citaat.. Mas
refuses tn part with brr at an price,
proposing Ia keep her A. long a. he ol
= abe lives - National Itrt Stock JOs rHTi.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28

proposed TO present him with one mil
lion francs as the first donation Of Peters
Pence from the French Episcopate. AS
soon as the result of the election became
known. the bells in all the churches of
Rome were rung, and the diplomatists
went to the Vatican to congratulate the
new Pope. The Cardinals will remain
in the Votican until to morrow, Perfect
order prevails everywhere.
A Rome correspondent telegraphs that
the Pope, after his election, assumed the
Pontificial robes, and received the hom-
age of the Cardinalsin the Sistine Chapel
The crowd before the Vatican waiting
for the benediction Of the Pope is esti-
mated to have numbered 10000. Only a
portion of the crowd was able to hear
the benediction, as the inner gallery,
from which it was pronounced, looks
into st. Peters The Ultramontanes are
furious at the result of the election. This
correspondent draws attention to the fact
that Cardinal PecCi, when he was Cam
erlingo, ordered the pontifCial carriages
to be prepared for the new Pope to drive
out on solemn progress, The cores
pondert adds that the myth of the Pope's
captivity is thus exploded.
A correspondent at Berlin says that
Prince Bismarck considers Cardinal Pee
CTS election to the papacy the most suit.
able possible at the present time.
A dispatch from Rome states that when
Cardinal PeCci had obtained the thirty
six votes, Cardinal Franchi withdrew
from the competition and prevailed on
Cardinal SChwartzenburg to concentrate
his votes on Pecci. Cardinal Bilio OBJ
tanned only few votes and Cardinal ST.
meoni two. Cardinal FranChi will prob
ably be appointed Pontifcial Secretary of
State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
LEO XIII.
How the News Of His Election was Received In
Rome and Elsewhere.

How the News Of His Election was Received In
Rome and Elsewhere,
ROME, Feb. 2O.-The smoke of the
burning ballots having been seen at 1880
p. m. to-day the crowd before the Vati-
can, thinking the ballot was again with
out result, had almost dispersed, when
at Ills p. M, Cardinal Cateroni appeared
in the grand gallery of the Vatican Basi-
lica and announced in the customary
formula Cardinal PeCCi's accession to the
Papacy. The few bystanders cheered
most enthusiastically, and a large crowd
soon assembled, densely thronging the
oped space before the Vatican and APP
proaches thereto. At 4:40 o'clock the
newly elected Pope, surrounded by all
the Cardinals, appeared in the inner gal
lery of the Basilica. The crowd vocif-
erously shouted "Long live the Pope"
The holy father at length made a signal
for silence, and then intoned the Bene.
dicte and pronounced the benediction.
After this !cheering was renewed until
the Pope withdrew.
The circumstances of the election are
as follows: At this mornings ballot Car
dinal Pecci received thirty-six votes,
which was five short of the requisite
two-thirds majority. When the voting
was finished and the papers were burnt,
Cardinal Franchi and those holding the
same views with him advanced and knelt
before Cardinal Pecci. This example
being followid by others, Cardinal PeCci's
election was accomplished by the method
known as "by alteration" Count Segar
Immediately informed the Pope that he
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
WBsTWARD.

Trains Nos. 8 and 12 on main line run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. and
II, between Cincinnati and New York daily,
Hotel coach on trains and t2 between Leayittg.
burgh and New York daily.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at Meadvflle I'm
ion and Cory for Oil Regions; and at Jamestown
foI Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains for
the South and West,
No "stop-over" allowed upon local tickets. Lo.
cal Passengers must purchase tickets to their first
stopping place, and then repurchase from that
point TO destination.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gen, Passenger and Ticket ASt., Cincinnati, o
P. D. COOPER,
Gen. Superintendent Cleveland, o. noVlsh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28
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to the REV. JOSEPH 4. INMAN Station D, Btble
House, NelO York city. noyS77-gy
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Artists 81 Coach Painters
Oil COlOI'S in Tubes.
Colors, ordinary per doz s110, per tube 10 to 15c
extra, per tube".""".",".".".,,,,.,l5 10 ~
Dry Colors of every shade at exceedingly low prl-
French ochre, per 100 lbs to 2]4c, per single lb
&c.
Venetian red, per 100 lbs 211c, per single lb
SIC.
Renos French Filling, per lb"".."".".."".6t to
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RIVER DIVISION.

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE
Is VIA
THE CLEVELAND TUsOARAWA5 VALLEY
AND WHEELING RAILWAY,
From Canton to Cleveland and all points In North
e1n Ohio, also TO all parts Of Aiehigdn
A5-Be sure that your tickets read via Massinon and
the IRScdrGtOds VALLEY Route.
On and after Nov 18th, 1877, and until further
notice, trains will run as follows:
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT: WESTERN RAIL.
IA ROAD.
Time TGbs-Adopted Dec. 3Oth, 1877.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
Nov. II, 1877-(Daily, Except Sunday.)
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Sunerfne Onick DrNing Coach Color.

These coors are ground exceedingly fine in Coach
makers japan, gold size drying oil, or varnlsh, as
the nature and use of each color requires; all Of
which articles are prepared expressly for thispurpose
Ivory drop black, xxx, per lb.. b.....n....45t to SOC
Xxx, ....n.......iO to Do
X, r"...".o"35 to 40
Blues, Browns, Reds, Purples, Lakes, Green's Yell
lows and Whites all ground in the above quick dry
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

s-NoT1CE--Purchasers of through tickets be.
tween Canton and Cleveland via this line are
transferred free of charge TO and from our depot
in MaEsllon.
Connections are made
At UriChSville with P. E. b st. l.. Ry.
At Dover With n P. & @. BY.
AT Warwick with @. Mt V. & G. BY.
At Russell with A g. G. .Ey
At Grafton with G. @ &I..sS
AT Elyria with L. s. h ~ 8. BY
For particulars information, time tables, &c,
call on or address the agent Of the company at
MasaillQn.
E, =. TH0MA9 MW. CARD,
6eR7 Manager, Superintendent
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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miscellaneous
lam sole agent for f. c. Fralichs celebrated anti
friction Axle Grease and have constantly on hand
full and complete stock the following goods
All cOlOrs In bronzes, chamois skins, oCks snalts,
gold silver and composition leaf GLACIERS diamonds,
steel and glass cutters, CLUES of all kinds granting
tools, paint mills, painters sand pine tar, pearl Tor
signs spOnges, palate knives or spatulas, putty
knives transfer ornaments, brushes of every de-
scrlptlOn, &c. ~,
American and French sheet window glass. EST.
mates Civ en- on French polish plate when requested
As | have the only plate glass diamond in this sec
tion of country. Parties wishing to have heavy glass
cut to order will please give me call and will cut
1t on my own responsibility. In conclusion invite
large and small buyers Of paint, COLOR and other
goods in my line to call or correspond with me before
making their contracts, as I am practical painter
and understand Coors thoroughly and can't fail to
to give satisfaction.
discount to dealers and large buyers
PAINTS MIXED TO ORDER.
janlO-lm j. H. WERNER
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Leave Bayard 11.45 a. M and 500 p M Arrive
New Philadelphia 2,l0 and 100 p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia 200 a, m. and 1.20 p. m. Arrive
Bayard $50 q. m. and $3.50 p. m.
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RAILROADS.
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
Condensed Time Card-Nov. II, 1877.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

STATIONS. EX. NO. l Ex. NO. 2 Ex. NO. 81 NOS mdA