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G. E. 0. Y. P.
EXPLANATION: GIVE EAR, OH TIE PEOPLE

Minute mathematical calculations
have demonstrated to an incontroverti-
BILE certainty that all men are approach
ing the era of metempsychosis. There
fore during your natural lifetime YOU
should live well and economical. To
90 this successfully it becomes necessary
for You to purchase that which is re-
quired TO keep the chemical iabratory
that manufactures our life forces, and
the materials adequate for the proper
prosecution Of its mysterious operations,
at w. ii. Turner's grocery store, west
side at McGovern old stand.
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Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets Just what
he pays for-no more No less.
REGrfAR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
On three, six or twelve months contracts:
One-fifth q Que cent, per line, on each i,upa-
red copies itsacd, dwfly tao insertion. Any
number Of changes msde on payment OF the
extra cest - type setting. 10 lines {fhis ty,se)
TO the inch, Thus an advertisement occupy.
ing three inches down the column, and run
ming Is weeks, on At average circulation Of
say 600. would cost with one change Of matter
only $4.9S.
TRANSIENT AND LEaAL-tOnc month or
lcss, NJ special rates.
EaNcssAi nnsfness Notice. cents per line
per hundred Of circulation.
11ocal Business Notices. cent per knc per
hundred Of circulation.
Special Notices-Minion type, next to ad-
vertising columns, 4 Local rates after first
Insertion.
Accurate record kept q each weeks circu.
lation, and cAarees gFeded accordingly.
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CHINA WEDDING.
Twentieth Anniversary of the web
ded Life OfMr. h Mrs. Ira G. Har-

Twentieth Anniversary of the we'd
ded Life OfMr. 4 Mrs. Ira G. Har
Ian.
Saturday, June 9Th, il a date which
will long remain green spot in the
memory Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira &. Harla,
of Millard It was the occurrence Of
their China wedding" which was duly
observed and celebrated by the presence
of a large number Of their friends and
nelghbors. We leafh that the affair
was an exceedingly pleasant one to all
in attendance. The following is list
Of the presents, and the names Of the
donors:
One large tnfeen, Mrs. Wilcox; one
beautiful china fruit stand, Mrs. Collet;
china set Of four pieces, Mrs. James
Nicholas; one pair Of china cups and
saucers, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Saunders;
one china gravy urn and ladle, Mrs.
Solomon Morris; one large china water
pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Bounds;
one pair of china cups, Mrs Z. G. Camp
bell; one large pair Of vases, AR. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Dcdsca en-. lasge soap dish,
Mrs. Cal Peslacs; two drinking cups
and saNees Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews;
che pair Of vases, Mss Edith Evans;
two china images, Fred and Einao Pol
lack: enc pair of pickle dishes, Oracle
Harlan; one large fruit dish, Miss Car
RE Foster; enc vegetable dish filled
with beautiful strawberries, Mrs. 6. w.
Denniston; also one fancy egg basket,
Mrs. Cal. Pollack.
An elegant china set consisting of
Y pieces was presented by Mrs. Anna
DeReamer, Mrs. W. b. Harlan, Mrs.
John Harlan, Mrs. D. s. Hooper, Mrs.
R. N. Ringo, Mrs, D. c, Pierce, Mrs. c.
J, Pollock, Mrs Fl. W. Snyder, Mrs. W.
T. Baird, Mrs n A, Baylor, Mrs. James
Ellison, Mrs. D. W. Crawford.
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HOSIERY.

We open the season with 8
mammoth line, comprising the
newest and most desirable
goods in notifies, mixtures, etc.,
embracing all varieties for Ia,
dies, misses and children, in
stripes ; boot, ankle and brace
let patterns.
Integrity is the vital spark of
commercial life.
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DEDICATION.

The First Baptist Church will be re-
opened tomorrow with appropriate
services. A good program of music,
both vocal and instrumental. The pas
tor is expected TO preach the sermon.
Text: One thing have | desired of the
Lord
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White goods 4 Lawne:

DOTTED Swiss (Sew), Bril-
lianteens, Marseilles, Victoria
and Bishop lawns, Nainsooks,
Jaconets, Cambrics, Piques.
and the most elegant display
of figured lawns ever offered in
Kirksville.
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Come and Eramins the Best Sewing
Machines in the world: The Domestic,
Eldredge, st. John, Howe Improved,
Wheeler and Wilson No. 8, also Cheap
Machines, GENUINE Singer, New
Home and Victor. all sold by D. s.
GuIpE, Agent.
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s.Jcnas at the only exclusive Wool
md Hide store Of kirksville pays the
YER highest CASH prices for wool,
aides, pelts, etc. Not necessary to state
how many pounds be wants for be will
buy al that is offered. Remember he
pay- the highest cash prices. Call and
see him.
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By the Car Load,

A large lot of the celebrated Quincy
Castle Mills Flour. in four different
grades including the New Process Just
received al Halliday Bros. They are
business VIXEN you want to talk gro
cerles, and keep right up with the times.
Call and see them.
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NEW MEAT MtpEET

John Miller. the well known meat
market man, viii in few DAYS move
his shop to his new brick. one door
south Of DeReamers s, where he viii he
fitted with all the facilities for the
business.
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CLOTHING:

We have a MERCHANT
TAILOR Department on the
second floor over bur store
room, where we manufacture
fine clothing to order. We
carry the largest and finestline
fine woolehs for mems wear Of
any house in Kirksville, and
manufacture more fine suits to
Older than All Other hous.
es combined. Having secured
the Exclusive services of
Mr.. w. &. Cochrane, the well
known and popular Cutter We
are prepared to make and guar
rantee fits in every case.
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FOR SALE.-Wishino

TO retire from the Hotel business. 7 Of.
Ter my GOOD WILL and Hotel furni-
ture for sale at reasonable rates.
For further particulars call on
or address. S. H. WILLIAMS, Par
cells House. kirksYiIle No
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Andrew Jackson is not dead yet.
You will find him handling the No. s.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine at
butcher side. Satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases or no sale.
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The seventh annual entertainment o.
the Philomathean Society will be giver
at the Normal Chapel. Saturday eve.
June 18th, 1880. This Society is COM
posed of the best literary talent Of Che
Normal: and the success of its former
entertainments. is q snincfent guarantees
that the coming one WIFI be Interesting
to all who may attend and will reflect
honor on the Society and school.
The programme Is as follows:
Daughter of Zicn, Palmer
SaluTatory-ln his lifetime, Lnla
Sharpe.
Declamation-TIem oneyiess mah, F. M.
MUSIC-INsRUNKNI6L.
Reyitation-The Painter of Seville.
Halle Porter.
heterogeneous speech, r B. Louden.
Essay-The unfinished Wreath, Ida
Steele.
Music-Two-part, male chorus, "Don-
izetti.
Debate-Thiri term. H. Z. Metse.
Overwhelmingly, l. F. Attsrbary.
Masic-Duet-T The Lord will reward
Thee. Z, W. Guthrie and Carrie Wilson.
Joarnal :. - R.E.Oldham.
Music-Tln hunting song, ''Mendel-
sohn.''
Annual Address Rice knox.
MUSIC-N5TRUMxNTAL
Ar are cordially invited to lie present.
Doors open at 7:D.
I. L. HERBERr, Director Of Music.
IDA STEELE, HENRY JOHNSON,
Secfy. Pres
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Normal Items.
tRepestc,i for the Gnphic.)

n
The oral examinations next week.
Senior entertainment FRIDAY night
Philon1athean entertainment to b,
given on Saturday night.
The two and three years classes vii
put up their notices Saturday morn
ing. The motto of the former is be.
yond the Alps our Italy,: of the latter
Our horizon is increasing.
Prof. Coleman, principal of the high
schools at Liberty, Mo-, has been visit.
ing the Normal this week. He viii
spend the commencement with US.
Prof. John Barton, teacher in the
high school at Chillicothe, has arrived
He will be with Us next week. Prof.
Barton is graduate of the Normal
We understand he has been re-employ,
ed in the Chillicothe high school for
next year at advanced wages.
The oratorical contest came off Sat.
urday evening. There was a large and
appreciative audience in attendance.
The contestants did credit to themselves
and justice to their pieces. Since the
contest we hear general approval in
the decision of the committee in
awarding the prize to Miss Jennie bod
son.
Prof. w. D. Cutlery has returned to
the Normal on visit. He has been
principal of the high school at Utica,
No. We notice the following in the
Utica Herald: ''The Utica public
schools have done so well under the
supervision of Prof. Cutlery. that they
viii rank with any in the state. Mrs.
Schmidt gave Prot. Cutlery farewell
reception, the elite of the city were
present Prof G. leaves for Kirksville
tonight. He leaves with the best
wishes fall" It viii be remembered
that W. D. Cutlery is the star member
of the class of 20. We are glad to hear
his success.
Prof, Paden's B. latin class has finish
ed its work for the year, and in conclu-
sion the class rendered to him resolu-
ton of thanks, for his earnest labors in
behalf of the class. We as class will
remember Prot. Paden as a model
teacher and kind friend.
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PARASOLS 4 FANS,

Beauties in all the novelties
of the season. Tw1LLED SILK
in plain Handles, gold, pearl,
Tortoise Shell, ivory, mother
of Pearl and other style Han:
dies,
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A Voice From, Clay.

We the undersigned citizens Of Clay
township desiring the election ofcom-
petent and efficient men to promote
the interests of Adair county. and hav-
ing the utmost confidence in the integ.
rity, ability and Legislative experience
of the Hon. Francis N. Harrington, do
respectfully solicit him to become can
didate for reelection to the general as
snm hlu of the It fe Of Missouri.
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n Dress Goods.

We have a full line Of sum.
mer SILKS, all wool Mox1s
Cloths, (new) blue black
AsHsEREs, American, Eng
fish, French and German dress
Goods. All the Novelties ofthe
season. Samples sent on APP
plication.
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CITY ITEMS.
BAYLOR for clothing,

SprlnC nrreiles nj Dayfer s.
For the latest styles try Baylor
Hats and shoe bedrock al Baylors 5.
Baylor sells cheaper than anybody.
A large stock Of clothing just recciv-
ed at the New York store.
Steer& Robinson have Just received
smother large invoice Of Dry Goods and
Notiens.
The cheapest clething n town is at
The New York Store.
For trimming silks. enlrGdenes or
laces, go ~ the New York Store.
Ifvou wish to see the bcst assortment
of prints and lawns in town. go to the
New YORK Stcre.
Dent forget to call ut the News
Oepot and set that paper, magazine or
candy. for your VIE, children or sweet
heart.
Large hne Of oils and paints Just re-
ceived at n. Wilson's.
The Rocky Mountain Bitters increase
IN popnlar favor as tsey become knewn.
Try the Kansas City liquid paint. the
rubber pain: and the gutta percha, for
sale at \. Wilson'S drug store.
Glass, oils. paints. etc, at n, Wilson'S
east SIDE square,
Ladies Linen Busters, at Harlans
New Lawns and Dress Gcods-frcsh
lot lust received at Harian's.
Buy ycur family supplies at Halla-
day Bros
Halliday Bros take the lead On teas,
coffees and sugars
Ladies Ready made Suits al, " B
Harlans.
Best line of tehaccos at Halliday
Bros.
Grand rush fer spring goods at Mrs.
Marchand'S
Large lot off those ladies' Hats cheap
for cash at Mrs Marchand's.
Something new in mems Hats-call
ard see them at ". B. Harlan's.
The celebrated Quincy Flour al
Halliday Bros.
4 nice line of Ladies, Misses. and
children Slippers and shces--just ar
rived at Har.anS
Late styles Piques, Lawns and other
Dress Goods just opened at ". B. Hsr-
lans.
Best lace buntincs can he bought Of
Geo. Il. Brewington for 25 cents per
yard.
Pre;tiest lawns IN town are 70 Ne
found at Brewingtons at from 10 to l.
cents per yard.
Ladies call and see those Shetland
Shawls. New Lawns and Dress Goods. !
Ready Made Suits. Shoes, Slippers, etc,
Just opened cuf II ". b. HarlanS.
Fruit Ears.
Large lot of giaSs fruit Jars Gust re
ceivel at the Halliday Bros Popular
Family Grocery.
Groceries. teas. sugars. coffees, isssh,
four. bacon. candies. nuts, tobaceos. o.
gals. canned fruits of al kinds. queens
ware, glassware. etc, at Osenbaughs |
Quincy Grocery,
Corar-SEisuIr.-Dr. Swetnam has,
azsae.ated with himself IN the practice
81 medicine. Br. q. (. Cohen. Theyf
viii carry - ,lie practice al DR.. Swet- |
nam old stand, and calls VIII he
promptly attended TO at al hours oi
the day OF night.
Buy the GENU NE SINGER SEW !
ne MACHINE. Every machine
vr-.r WARRANTED. Don't be deceiFed |
ly Unprincipled agents. BHy tie bcsi, !
Opposite the post Office.
Z. !. BLACKNAN, Manager.
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The most lamentable thing about
Garfeld's nomination Is to consider
the amount of brain power. paper and
ink the Democrat has wasted on Grant,
the third term, monarchy, blood, bul-
lets, and other such rubbish. lie has a
large supply of the same kind of MSS.
now on hand, but well venture the as
sertion he Will not use it. The ID. man
will have to hold another seance and
get more reliable communication.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hogs, per hundred pounds, 8 - 70 65.; Cat
tie per hund. IFS. 2 80 10 3 10. Calves per 100
ID, 3; 10 90 Sheep per mead, : 90 10 50
HAY
Timothy, per ton, 81 ~: Prairie. do 81 ~
Hungarian, do - 10 Millet, do 81 ~
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/ viii nay CASH for 100. 600 pounds
afGeod Fresh Butter to he delivered at
my Ware house, in the next 80 days
kirksville. No. Taos. HoLBRocK.
June lst. lSS0. Cat
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Handkerchief.
500 dozen from 5 cents up
to $500 each.
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Corsets and Under
wear.

Ladies We invite Your spec.
ial attention to our new styles
in these goods
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The editor of the Democrat challenges
the editor of the GRAPHIC to meet him
and discuss the live issue of the present
day. Well we hardly know whether
we feel honored or crushed; yet we
know very web that we couldn't com.
pete with the extraordinary eloquence
and Ciceronean oratory of the Doctor
No we will have to ask to be excused.
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WANTED.

Look cut for the agent that is always
warning you against Swindiers. 5tf
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Teachers have work to do
outside of the schools, in estab.
fishing literary societies,
reading rooms, and fostering
lyceums, etc. You should
each be the educational head of
your county. 1t would be a
great work to organize Il liter
AIRY society in every school
house in the state it would
draw both boys and men from
the tavern and the store, and
give then an interest in books
and papers | know you have a
mans work on hand now; but
| know too, the man to do the
work is one who has most of it
to do. Nobody expects much
of an idle man. No man knows
how much he can do till he has
tried, and you will do your
present work better for this
addition.
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Kid 4 Lace TOpGlOves
Best assortment of 2, 3, 4,
and s button Kid Gloves, iii
the city Exquisite new now
elites in Lace, Isle, Lace top
Gloves, for ladies, misses and
children.
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LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE
AN INYALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
Malarious Fevers, Jaundice.
Restlessness, Mental depression
Sick Headache, Constipation,
Billiousness, Dyspepsia, &c.
Try one Box, only 25c. You will new.
er regret it.
o. c. DAY & BRACKETT,
Sole Proprietors,
Kansas City. NO.
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Wool and Hides.

Mrs. Gill's. exclusive gem gallery
west side of the square.
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sREGIAL NOTICES

N, Wnsos. east side of the souass
keep. cosepiete stock OF Drugs. Medicines,
Patent Medicines, and all articles usually
kept in a Drag Store
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Clothing Iothiing!!

We have just returned from
the eastern markets after an alb
sense of three weeks and find.
ing prices "booming" andgools
steadily advancing, we boughs
largely-doubling ourstock III
nearly every Department.
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GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.

Ready-made CLOTHING, Hat and
Cans, Collars, Ties, Suspendefs. Half
Hose, underwear, etc. Complete Inns
IN every department. Largest line of
gents Laundried and unlauudrie1
SHIRTS ever seen in kirksville.
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81 Wilson's Rocky Mountain Herb
Bittefs, are rapl'ily increasing in popularity.
They stand at the head as Tonic medicine
in all cases Of debility, indigestion ehilis and
fever and all maiarioas diseases.
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Archbishop Taschereau, O

Archbishop Taschereau, of
Quebec, has issued a letter OF
communication against ali
Catholics who during the
present year, shall conspire
against or attack men for work
ing at any price whatever. He
warns such persons that abso-
luton for this sin car only be
given after reparation has been
done for any injury afflicted.
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a BURNED.
NJ. G. Clem's Barn Struck by Light.
ming and Burned.

Judge NJ. G. Glenn, of Pettis town
SHY informs US that his barn was struck
by lightning Gp Wednesday morning
at about two o'clock, and set on fire.
The barn and contents were a total
loss. The barn was px76 feet and con-
tanned forty five tons of hay, thirty
bushels of wheat, FIVE hundred bushels
of corn, besides large lot of farm impli-
nlents, harness, stoves etc, altogether
valued at about $500. There is an
Insurance on the building and contents
of $500
Mr.. Frank 7. More, late of Koesoqua
Iowa, will be found behind the counter
of J. K. Such & Cos. Boot and Shoe
Store.
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Quite large audience attended the
Bonanza exercises at the Masonic Hall
Thursday night. Most Of the young
gentlemen did very we'll, though at
times the proceedings seemed to lack
the snap and vim supposed to be
characteristic of the BOnanzaS.
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Ladies' Garments.

All the fashionable Garments in linen
suits, listers and Busters, Dolman .
Shetland Cheinelle, Black Cashmere anu
other styles IN SHAWLS and RUCH-
ING and Neck-wear, an endless variety,
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Drop into the reliable Drug Store Of J. G.
Jameson, Kirksyille, and ask them what the
| reputation of the Green Mountain Cathartic
Pills has been since 1855. TOu will be- told
that they have been and are a standard.
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Buy The GENUINE SINGER SEW
iNG MACHINE. Every machine
rr-,.r WARRANTED. Don't he deceired
ly Unprinciplsd agents. Buy lie best
Opposite the post office.
Z. 7. BLAcKNAS, Manager.
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e Wilson's Great Western Medi-
cines, comprising Cough Syrup, Liniment,
Electric Ointment, and Pills, are medicines
which are worthy the favor Of the public
They are compounded strictly in accordance
with pathological laws.
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r. r. Tme rablas.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rev

DIREcToRx.
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Adveetlssne Rates.

Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
Circulation. The advertiser gets Just what
he pays for-no more No less.
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Cor.r-SEis SwetnaR has
a=s1.ated with himself in The practice
ef medicine. Dr. g. :. Cohen. They
viii carry - tie practice al DR. Sweet
nam old stand. and calls VIII he
promptly attended TO at all hours oi
the day OF night.
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SPRINGFIELD SOUTHERN r. r.
TIME TABLE,.
TOOK EFFECT SUNDAY May ?, 1850.
TRAINS RUNNING NORTH.

TRAINS RUNNING NORTH.
Mail and Ezprcss-Leave Jackson 90 p. H., arrive
Simpsons . Il, Cove 2i, Whitman's , 50,
Beavertown 40, Robbins So tiiven's V. R'y
Crossing 8 15, Waverly 20, Banbridge4 81, Green
field Washington 80, JeffersonVilie TO- S. Soon
I 50, S. Charleston 7 80 Springfield 80.
Light Freight &. AccOnmodat ioH-Leave jackson l5
a.. arrive simpsons 40, Cove 05. WhitmaHS 20,
Beavertown 30, Robbins %, Givens 10, s. V. Ry.
Cross. As, Waverly l5 Bainhridge 10 05. Greenfield
IL 80 Washington 90 y. Jefersonyilie 20, ). So
Ion 90 s. Charleston 10, Springfield 20.
TRAINS RUNNING SOUTH.
Mail and EIprcSS-Leave Springfield p a. m ar
rive s. Charleston co. S. Scion 80 Jeffersonvjl!e
so, Washington s so, Greenfield 25, Bainbridge
10 O5, Waverly IL 81, s. V Y. Cross. II 45, Givels
u O2 D. m Robbins Il TO- Belvertovn II 20, Whit
mans u 81 Cove L 35, Simpsons Il A. jackson 1 co.
Light Freight e .3ccomm0datioH-Leave Springfield
90 m, arrive S. Charleston IL o. S. Solon II 3d.
Jeffersonville y 10 p. M, Washington 90, Green
field 2 90, cambridge 45-l 90, Waverly So,
S. V. Ry. Cross. 10, Givens Il, Robbins 90, Bea-
vertown Is, Whitmans 30, Cove . 45, Simpsons
10 0J, jackson 10 30.
WM. THORNBURGH, Genl Sup't.
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PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MaiL-Leaves Portsmouth 53 am arrives arrives ScIoto.
p. Webster 81, Bloom IS, Pioneer A, Monroe
So Washington O5. Oak Hill 10, Cross Roads %,
Vaughn 30 Irwin's 36, Keystone H. Jackson 30,
Berlin 10 13, Milton 10 p Hamden 10 3d.
accommodate ion-Leaves Portsmouth 90 pm.- ar
rives Sciotoville %, Slocum's 35, Gepharts so,
Scoto Furnace 90, Webster 10, Bloom 20, Pioneer
81, Monroe Washington %, Oak Hill IL, Cross
Roads SO, Vaughn's 49, Irwin's 3d. Keystone So,
Jackson 0S Petrea 3S Berlin 53 Milton 3D. Ham
den 30. -
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
4ccommodatl lon-Leaves Hamden 10 am, arrives
Milton 25 Berlin 40, Perca Sc, Jackson To- Key
stone 35, 1rwin's 7 4O Vaughn's 50, Cross Roads
90. Oak Hill Is. Washington 80, Monroe 45, Po-
neer 9 %, Bloom y, Webster 40, Scioto Furnace
Gephart's 10 co. Slocums 10 10, Sciotovile 10 90
Portsmouth 10 45.
.MaiL-Leaves Hamden 2 50 PM. arrives Milton ? 4S,
Berlin 81, Petrea o., jackson Is, keystone 90 r
wins 2 33, Yaughn's 3S, Cross Roads ~ Oak XIII Hill
50, Washington o. Monroe OF, Pioneer y, Bloom
27, Webster 80, Scioto Furnace 4, Gepharts4 81
Slocums 5 OF. SciOtoville 5 10, Portsmouth 80
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-09

TRY Carriers Little Nerve Pills for
any case Of nervousne S, sleeplessness.
weak stomach, indiges ion, dyspepsia,
etc., relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine for the price in market. In
vials at % cents. 2dec2w