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Their Meeting Iu zanrsVIIIe for Their An.
nuAI ReunlOn and kxeuFnIOn,

Eheif meeInk ~ Aunentllle toF Inelf An
nuaI ReunlOn and kxeuFHIOn,
ZANEsvILLE, January lO.-About one
hundred editors, the majority OF them aC'
companied by their wives or daughters
have arrived in the city to attend the an.
nual meeting Of the Ohio Editorial Asso,
citation, and more are expected. President
Mack says he expects from l25 to 100
memb ers Of the association. The excur.
sion l'arLy consists OF 225 psrsons.
The association met 10 d ", al $50 A. NJ,
in Gold Hall, for the election VI officers
aud the transaction Of business. AtaauaT.
ter Of l2 O'Clock the city Fire department
gave au exhibition at North Fifth street,
making attachments 10 fire plugs and
throwing streams Of water. This after
noon was devoted to visiting the manu- 'ac.
turing establishments, under the guidance
of the citizens committee, In the evening
q grand bat Quet was given Vt the Claren
don Hotel, at which 250 spreads were
provided Tor, and It was the most elabor.
ate affair ever given In Zinesville.
On Thursday morning at Q O'Clock the
eutoIh Anu laules ItHVe ny hpeclRI tram
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, for
Washington, b. O. The railway company
will enlersain them at a banquet vt Gum.
berland, Md, and Friday evening they
will be the guests Of the Press Associate on
ut Baltimore. Monday evening the 0nis
citizens In Washington will entertain the
quill drivers at spread at one Of the no.
tells.
The hotels present on animated scene
tonight, and at this hour the tirst meeting
Of the association Is being held In the hall,
where hsndshaking aud conversation form
the principal features
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Property Destroyed by Storms In Greu,
BHlIalu.4

CARDIFF, January lO-seventeen yes,
sells are ashore near here, aud II is feared
that they may go to pieces Some Of the
crews have left their vessels.
DovER, January l9,-Admiralty Pier
and other portions Of The sea.front have
been severely damaged by the high Eet
and furious gale.
The safety Is announced OF the crew Of
he lie boat which Capsizpd yesterday Il
attempting to 20 to the rescue OF the crew
OF Q vessel ashore oltsIde Of Hanwich
haIbor.
The terrific gale and snow storm Of yea
l.sardAy, ranged over nearly the whole
United Kingdom, sauting great damage
o property and involving the loss OF sew.
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NEW YoRk, January lO-The state
ment that has been published that a com
binA,iOn had been formed by several wei
known Wall street and Produce Exchange
speCulators to corner the oats market i,
now declared to be absurd by some mem
bsrs OF the Produce Exchange, David
Dawson says pool Of such character /,
not only improbable, but II attempted
would be at once broken. The decrease
1l about twenty per cent 10 the stocks H.
the last month would not have the leasi
effect as there was very small short in
,erest supply. This market ia now con.
sidered lair In comparison with the SUP.
ply the same time III previous years,
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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER lgg.

Sdo y DIAL OH; No. @ 81 l2H; unr.dod
Eed y CSal 49, No. g. 81 I65isi le: M. d
l6h In store, tll7kAl l7X aAoSs No
red q =: mixed winter 81 l6hai ia: mn.
Graded white 81 l2Rl l3f; No q. TIaaI iSU.
No do sales 1900 bushels, Al Ii itits
ltSi no. red January, Iales SO 0OO bushels
l6kal l7k; February, laleS IA OG,
pushels, a u l1}Sal lsX; March Sales "a.
~ ~ pushes 1t 81 l9kal lsX; May, M,
Il3VIO bushels 9t 81 l9SGsl 2lN, Corn dull
and heavy, receipts ~ 90 bushels; eTports
SIC steamer 6lC No, q b6La67: No . ia.
nHry t8kR566c; February Ee466Kc: Msrrb
e6ka66Ao' May 64I<A54Xc. Oats dull and
love receipts S6,i w hushu western mixed
iSal4 10; white western 4lat0c Hay dull Al
u Wal ~; Hops Hrm yearlInps iIa2,e,
essern and wtst rn Safe New York stAte
o4tSc Coffee quiet and dStady; Rio csrRoss
quoted at llkRl4ko, job lots iIhAISi<a'
sugar quiet and weak IL r TO good refining
nH iS'l6c MolASes quiet and S.ady;
NsW ,I Orleans quoted At SiAo4c, Porto Rico SSt
4sG' hhglRh Islands at0c. Petroleum dull
aud nnMinAli United oske: Grade Ease; NJ.
easier at q 7-l6asxo, Rosin dull ana % nv.
changed. TuEpenine dull at 48haIIe, ERss
nrm at SSaS9s, PTk steady; old mes 3lS "a
% ou' beet, market buOyRnt but uns.ttled.
oHt meats dnll and veal long clear 81 SIX;
snorteleaT ~ 70, Lard strong; prime steam
S2h, Butter In good demand and arm At
'2hag7o' Cheese arm at l0alSHc,
CHICAGO, January ls.-FlouI steady and nm,
chang d., Wheat Unsettled hut RtnerSliv
high No. Cred winter Seha97o; M 2rbi,
eago spring 97kc cash 97Ko February,
sShasShc March; 81 0S1Sll O3K Nav: NOT
G5 NJ acted BSa7Uc. UDrn in fair Demand
but at lower rates At S6AG cash; S6ko nd
y bruaryi Sikc March 4 NaiIXc NAV, ~.
iectei $40, Oats du | aud tending dow inward
1t Sle cash SlNc February; sc MAY; re,
iected SOG Rye and Barley steady and nm.
changed. FlaxSeed u lSal 10, Pork demand
tu.r but At lower rates at Sl8 i0alS is caSn,
) l6alS IN February; tl3 30aIS 82k Marcb'
Lard In fair demand b at lower raLS at
sS 80 cash ~ 81 bid February; % 60 bid
taChi 1900 lid April Bulk meats easier;
SHOULDERS u IS, Ihort rib u 10; short cisar
12s; Wh tHEy " ady and un, hangsNlat SI ii,
Call " heat Irregular at VI ISa97< Rebru.
AFyi 00Mc March. Corn, irregular AT sgS[o
CASH Sic February; 4lIGat2c May. Uausd.
Vanctd 20, rk active but not ouOtably
'isher Lard fairly active and q shade higher,
advanced 2hc
Tue following shows the fluctuations In the
)hiCago grain and produce market yesterday
y reported BY John n. Hoon 4 Co., broker.
10. ll00 Main street.
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releErRph tOn,biunliOnu 10 be prohlbl.

ALBANY, N. Y, January l9.-A bill in.
troduced in the State senate provides /,
shall be unlawful for any telegraph com.
pAny organized under the laws Of Thu
State, to lease, sell or convey its property
rights, privileges or any part thereof, io
any other telegraph company, except
where the lines Of such company run
wholly to cities, towns or villages not
reached by such other company.
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Mr., VERSoN, o, January 10 Three
men attempted grave robbery neal
Gam, In this county, and when near tn.
bottom Of The grave struck o torpedo
placed on tho coffin for protection, which
exploded, instantly killing a man named
Dippef aud breaking the leg Of one whose
name has not been asCettained. The
third, who was keeping watch, succeeded
In getting bis companions Into a sleigh
and evading arrest,
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'SlhmuS Canal aud Railroad Projects,
WASHINGTON, D. O., January l9.-rhe
Inter oceanic Canal Committee Of the
House to-day heard the conclusion OF the
statement by s. L. Phelps, representing
the Nicaragua Canal Company. A privat,
session was afterwards held for the pur
pose OF discussing The proposition to
grant charter for Captain Ead's ship
railway across the isthmus. Several men
befs Of the committee took part In the dis
clsslon. Representative Frye and otheri
advocated the scheme as the most feasible
and practicable one now under conaidera.
tion.
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sr. Louis, January i9.--The agreement
to advance the railroad passenger rates
made yesterday by the roads interested
went into effect here to-day, and the Chi
csgo & Alton and Wabash K Illinois Cen.
tral are selling tickets 10 Chlcsgo at 81 20
and the Chicago 4 Alton, Wabash 4 Mis-
souri Pacific TO Kansas City at the same
price. This Ia the rate at which the Wa
bash disposed Of somany unlimited tickets
at the commencement Of The war. AL
cnt rates to the East and the North by the
Chicago 4 Alton have been restored.
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L0ND1N, January 10 Advlces from
Valparaiso, December 24sh, are as follows
The Ohllisns operating against Lima com.
prize 22,5OOibiantry, 500 cavalry and 2 4OC
artillery, with 30 cannnna and 10 gatiing
gubn, Ia oil about 80 900 men. The de-
iendahts Of ths city number 10000 Ii
consequence III the order 6l the Chilian
government Pnhta AtenaS 10 being strong
ly fortified in view Of the Argentine ar
mainehiB.
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o1rAwA, January 10 la lie Senate
MI Power moved for the copies ot all the
cottcspondOhcs respecting the alleged
fAlstlca,ioh Of istalislics submitted "a part Of
the English Case to the Fishery Commits.
sionets, which eat In HALIFAX In n. also
Of any report on or explanation made by
the Commissioner OF Fisheries or other
officer Of the Government oi Canada with.
out reference 10 such alleged ialsncatlOns.
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A PIen for Inc Moor InI, ,r.,..

WARRINGTON, January lO-Represents.
tives Of the Weiss beer interests were be.
fore the Sub Committee Of the House
Committee on Ways and Mpans to.day rel.
atiye. to the change Of the law compelling
bottling In separate establishments, and In
favor Of stamping cases instead OF bottles
as now. The opinion prevails that tht
subcommittee will report favorable on the
desired change.
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AnoIhet rAnaId.te tor lhs rnbln.l.

CHEYENNE, January ia movement
was lnaugeratsd here by prominent men
in favor Of Ex-senator Thayer, Of Ne
btatka, iot the. Seer elatyship Of the 10
tetiot under Garfield. ThAyef was Gov
etnot Of Wyoming for inur years, and is 4
popular man Of splendid aliainments, and
tnderstandet the Indian question thorough
ly. IL Ia uhdersloood that A slmilai
movement has been started In NebfAeka.
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ALBANY, N. Y, January 10 The rscep'
ton to General Grantby the Legislature
took place to-day in the Assembly Cham
ber which was decorated with battle flags
Of the New York regiments participating
in the late war The Senators having en-
tered and taken the seats assigned them
the Committee Of Arrangements appeared
esCorting General Grant aud Governor
Cornell, who took seats at the
Speakers desk. Senator Winslow intro.
duCed Grant 10 the Lieutenant Governor
who made a brief speech OF welcome,
General Grant responded, referring to the
great interests OF the State Oi New York
which were committed to the Care'of the
Legislature and compared them with those
oil foreign States, saying that he hoped
the members would faithfully discharge
their duties. The General WAS then con.
Quoted to the floor Of the Chsmher and
the members were introduced by Senator
Truialow and Assemblyman Baker. Al
terwards tho citizens generally were In.
troduCed, the band In the meantime dis.
courslng music In the gallery.
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CoLuMpus, January 10. : It is authotita
lively stated that GAtfeld'a Cabinet is ded
nitely decided upon, although the only
thing certainly known about IL 10 that
Governor Foster will mot be member
To compliment him petition Is circulated
Ia the Legislature for sigue's, and will bt
forwarded to Mentor, asking place fol
FoAtaf.
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FrighlraI warning Against Careless
COnAIInR

READING, Pa, January lO,-A special
from GirardviIls, in the coal regions, IL
published here to day, giving an account
OF terrible coasting accident in which
two young ladieP, who were 90
ing down hill on sled, were
instantly killed. Miss Mary CafdbfT and
Miss HOnora Dougherty we're invited tC
join the coasting party. During the
first trip the young man lost con.
troll OF thu hled. Seeing his danger
he rolled of and etcaped. Tho sled sped
on and Crashed against telegraph pole,
Miss CardofF WAS Drained and her face
mashed to jelly. Miss Dougherty had
her back broken and was otherwise shock
ingly nutilaed.
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rHH aREArEsr REMEDIES ThE WORLD MAS



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diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheutn, SCald
Head Batber's Itch, Sores, all Cfusty, scaly,
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ing complaint, Itching Piles. As a blood
purifier and liver regulator, "Swayne's
Tar and Safsapafilla Pills" are excellent,
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward of Malafal
fevets, cleansing the system and bowels ol
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cent?, three boxes 81 %. Gan be sent BY mail
TO any address on receipt Of price Ii cur.
tenCy or cent postage stamps. Addtest
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Sixth street. Philadelphia, Sold BY ell
leading druggists. TFhSAW
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Something for our GrauEers 10 Consider

80 '"' V"'NE"uB0IH TO VUHHIuHF'
MILWAUKEE, January 10 THE Wis.
consin State Grange commenced It's an
nual session in Milwaukee to-day. Tht
only business OF public interest was q pc.
tilion obiectipg to railroad men for United
States Senators. 1p the address Of presi
dent Parker he demands that all uans.
portation companies be under the ditec'
control OF the Government, and urges th,
Grangers to combine for legislation to
that effect. ....
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Dssih of a well Nnovn Nni,..

SrEuBESviLLE, January 10 Theodore
Better, known az Doty weODs, for twelve
years mailer In the Jefferson Iron Works,
died at bis residence here 10 day. lie IL
well known Ia Pittsburgh and Wheeling
mills, and belonged 10 the Knights Temp
lar, BY whom be was buried,
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Nav YoRK. January 10 -Cottot quiet but
stsady al II i3.lBal2hC; fuiutesSttAdy Flour
heivy tfereipts 1900 nAffels; eGtofib 100
barrels; tumftine Western and State 4S aBa
3 IS; common 10 good "a IOA4 30. good 10
Cho &c ~ 6Oa8 7S; white wheat EXTRA Is IOS
0 o. eta Ohio "a iSa8 II b. Louis "a 20
az 25 Minnts "a patent process k6 6Oas 35
Wheat stronger; fece pa 80 ono bushels; eIs
p9rta 81, ,UUO bushels; ungtaded spring 97o; No,
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NEw YoRk, January ls.-rhe boards OF
directors Of the three great telegraph com.
panIea consider to-day the proposition for
a consolidation which was decided upon
BY the officers Of the companies last week,
The American Union directors met at Ii
o'clock and unanimously approved the
Proposed agreement. The Western Union
directors held their meeting al 12 O'clock,
And the Atlantic 4. Pacific directors at
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EELMoNr COUNTY SEAT.


ohio House OF Representatives, with
out DecISIVs kesulI-Th0IEh ~. ClRirs'
VILE seems 10 be ORe Ahead.
CoLuNBUs, O., January 10.
Special Dispatch to the IntslligSnser'
The bill introduced in the last session
Of the legislature to remove the county
seat Of Belmont county from St, Claira'
vile to BelIsirs came up as the
special order 10 day in the House, and was
generally discussed, the remarks upon 1t
occupying the entire afternoon. The
House got into terrific contest overit and
finally adjourned pending consideration,
This took the bill to the table, and its
opponents will try to keep it there. 1t
will be hard to get votes enough to take
it up, The friends of removal are dis
Couraged,
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
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ST. jonS, N. b, January i9.-Diph.
iberia is still raging on Grand Manan.
John Mepgl recently lost eight children
by this terrible Bcoufge within A few laya.
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sr. Louis, Januny lO-Generat Phil
Sheridan, accompanied by Gems. Rucker,
sAcket, Faror and Col. Sheridan, Of BIZ
staff, passed through Kansas CITY yes'er.
day, on q tour Of inspection Of the military
posts In New Mexico. They will return
via Denver, Cheyenne and Omaha.
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pirrsBURon, January iO.-Ths annual
enCampment Of the Pennsylvania depart
msnt Grand Army Of the Republic began
heie to-day. About two thousand inem'
befe are present.
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THE HAsuE, January lO.-The iotnA.
ticn Of the Dutch RIFE Corps has been re-
solved upon 10 assist ths Beers In Trans
Vaal,
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SENATORIAL.
SEVERAL s0UABBLEs SETTLED, AND
OTHERS STILL GOING ON.


COLUMBUS, January 10 Secretary sher
man spent several hours with Governor
Foster In the executive office this after
noon, where he was called Oh by many
leading men from all parts OF Ohio. He
also visited the legislature where a recess
was taken to receive him and allow him tc
be personally introduced.
During The ceremony Governor Foster
stood at his right and assisted In present,
Ing the members, This evening MIR, Sher.
man dined with GovernorsFo Fosier, er.Goy.
ernor Dennison and small party Of
friends ut the Park Hotel, and at 8 O'Clock
held reception In the Senate chamber,
which was largely attended. After this
assembly had been called TO order, Gov.
ernor Foster introduced Mr., Sherman,
PESNsTLvASIA-No CHANGE IN THE RESULT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January lO.-The
joint Convention took q second ballot To-
day for United States Senator, with the
same result as yesterday, Adjourned un.
I'll to tomoTrow,
THEIR CALLING AND ELECTION SURE.
ALBANY. N, Y January l9.-Thomas @.
platt was to-day formally declared elected
United States senator for New York for
six years, commencing March 4'h next,
AUGUSTA, ME-, January 19-EuRepe
Hale was to-day elected United States
Senator. ..
lEDtANAPoLIs, IND, January l9-The
Legislature met in Joint Convention to
day. at twelve O'Clock, and elected Gen.
Ben jamiu Harrison United States Senator,
The vote stood: H-rrisou, 81; GRAY, B2;
De La Matyr,l. Five absentees -Ihret
Democrats, one Republican sick, and one
GIeenbscker.
BOsTON, January 10 Henry L. Dawes
was to-day proclaimed United States Sena.
tor.
HARTFORD, CT, January lo.-General
JOS +, Hawley was to-day declared U. s.
Senator.
ST. LOUIS, January ia Post. Dsspatch
Jefferson special rays: The Legislature
met IN hut session at one o'clock and de
clAred Frank NJ. CoCkrell U, =. Senator.
AND NOT 10 SURE.
NASHVILLE, January lO.-Both Houses
met in joint convention at noon and took
one ballot for Senator. Savage, low.tax
Democrat, withdrew from the contest, It
lsurged, for Democratic harmony. The bal.
lot stood: Maynard, 81; Bailey, %; Har.
fison, 3; Muse, 4 Bright, 2; A. A. Taylor,
! Bates, l3i Martin, .; K. l.. Taylor, /
Jaynes, l; Mark, 4;.Sayage, l.; Neal, /;
Thompson, Smith, 2; Edwards, |. The
convention then took recess till 2:SOp. N.
SEwELL's SUCCESS.
TRENTON, N. j., January 10 The Sen.
atorial caucus to nominate United States
Senator was held tonight, and General
Sewell was nominated on the twelfth bal.
lot. Two Of the ballots we're declared
Irregular during the proceedings, more
than forty.nine votes, the whole number,
being cast There was tremendous ex.
element and coniuSion.
Sewell's oppOnents were Robson, Hal.
sey, Parker, Dudley and HObarts. Sewell
received q votes on the last ballot and
was declared elected. Robson received
IA votes on several ballots, which was the
highest given TO any Of Sewell's oppo.
nents. sewell received IA votes on the
titst ballot and increased gradually until
kn ,vnt, K1,a N,.kN
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pos,e,.SSR lsaR 70! aead adam and quick action must be
butSb'Ne I lor steady and successful effort ;
itom u G'i ian can have spCh whils suiTetlng
Ghd n,Ooa SOa! Use Dr. Balls Cough Syrup
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Ntw YOhK, January 10.-A bill Intro.
duced in the Legislature provides that
A Wiie.beatef,
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sotnt itls,otbs0e,,ln m l..lsnd.

DUBLIN, January 10. = County Glare ard
several barohles Of Dleo, have been de.
Clafed In astale Of disturbance.
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TRADE REPORT.
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS MAR,
KErs EESTERDAY.
Honey AHd sIOohH- on wheat, Corn
and FlouF-ReeL Pork and Lard
DFy Goods and GF0csFIss-
Produse, Cs'iOu, Wool,
WHISKY, &C., 80,
FINANCIAL AND counERO1A1..


NEw YoRK, January l9-MoNEY- Easy n,
Sas per cent, closing at s psr cent, prim,
nrrnfantile paper 6a6h per cent ster inR
mard "a S9h.
dovERSMrSr BOSOs-Qaiet bat generally
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mard "a soIf. ''''' ~
firm.
ullfd States q Of 1881,
N seouPonp, iOIt
eW -Four aud halls Iii i2i
Evll
NScihe % oI 1890 LIS
RAILROAD BONDS In this market Indiana
Decatur aud Springfield second incomes ed.
Vanced 10 81 from %, and fell 10 60' Rome
"Ht rtOwn q ORdsnsburg fints advanced
To o. from 9aN, New York Central and Hud.
son coup n hrsts tU lSt from l43H, do sec
ondS o ll2from no Oregon Naygatt hrst
IN l0S from III, Iron Mountain HTst, pr, fer.
red income. To 08f from 9I, las6 Srip and
Western income to OK from 80, closing al 60
Iron Mountain seCon IL, preferred /, coms, b.
81 from y. closing at SBIf, Ohio Central IN.
cnme TO 8lk from 0l, and then fell 10 8i.
chesapeake & Ohio currency sixe, declined u
10 from 81 ClAsiug at 48X, Wabash general
mortgage sl1e4 10 AZ from so, O., u. al @.
,ncons n TAX from "a, then recovered Il,
7SX, closing ut 10, and Mobile & Ohio, new
nortPape S'xes, ~ l(8 from l4O,
bT TE BoNDs-Dull
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OHIO EDITORS,

OHIO STATE JOURNAL
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
ATA CoURT oF PROBATE holden at North

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden at North 6A Canaan within and for the District of Canaan, on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1881. Present, Jacob B. Hardenbergh, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of George Thompson executor on the testate estate of George c. E. Thomp- York, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said executor, and di- rects that public notice be given of this order said District, and by posting copy thereof or the public sign post in said Town of Nor th Canaan, nearest the place where the deceased lass dwelt Certified from Record,
 JACOB B. HARDENBERGH, Judge.
 2w1a
Connecticut western news., 1881-11-09
LEAVE PrTTsrrrLp. vrz:

500 a. m. Passenger Train tor Bridgeport, ar. irving at l2.30 p. m., with though car for New fofh, arriv,ng u S.U7 p. u. as New Haven al l.lu p. m. Leave AlLany al 6.sO a.m. witn thruugh car.
 Leave Cnnaan at Y.S+ a. ul. 20 p. ln. Passe ngcr Train TOT Brideepurt. ar. irving at 5.2U P. nl., WI tn through car for New York, arriving at. 7.2l P. nj. at New Haven Ut 6.05 p.ln., ,connecLinE Wita train leaving Albany Ut 2.45 p. m.
 Leave Uallaan at 3.UU D. in. t 200 p. m. Mllk Train for bridgeport, arrlyinR at 8.45 p. m.; st New York, lU.3O D, m, at New Haven, l0.48 p. m.
 Leave Canaan at S.52 p. m. 5. .00 p. m. Passenger Train tor Falls Village arriving at 1.UU m. Leave Aibanya q 10 p, m. -.rt
 Leaves Canaan at 6.45 p. m. Sunday Milk Tram leaves fittsheld at g S5 p. m. tor bridgeport, arriving Ut S.6O p. m; New York, l1.62 p. m. New Aa- ven, l2.SO &. m.
 Leave Canaan at 4.30 D. m. All trains connect at Canaan with Connecticut Western k. k. ; at Brooktield Junction to and from Danbury.
 HI. D. AVEEsILL, l.. kB. STKLa.SON, General Ticket Agent, Supt Bridgeport, Ct. Sept 29, 1881.