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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12
Original Notice

In the Circuit Court for Howard County, Iowa
February Term, 1852.
II. G. Price, Plaintiff,
vs.
j. p Nice, Defendant.
To the Defendant Above Named:
You are hereby notified that there Is on f,c
In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Ia
and for the comfy OF Howard, State " Iowa, u
petition OF the plaintiff above named, Calming
or you the SUN VI Fifty Dollars and twenty-sis
cents, With Per cent interest thereon from
September 1st 1881, as balance due on account
far merchandise. writ OF attachment has is
suea against your property.
Anf that unless you appear thereto and d.
I. run of III. said Court appointed " be held At
{ he Court hluse IN aid county, commencing IN
the 9TH day VI February 1881, your aefault VIII
Do entered and Il Judgment rendered against
You thereon, In accordance with the prayer of
i aid petition.
II. &. MCCARTHY,
ia Attorney for Plaiutir
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12
The State Leader has il candidate

The State Leader has its candidate
and platform for 1854, Here il Is:
For Pre- siicnt in 1881. Hon. David
A. Wells. The rlatfntm-free Trade
Gold Standard. Civil Service Reform,
After its national convention II
will have another candidate and an
other platform. But no matter
about either; its party like the old
wing party is played out never again
to come into power.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12

When John Sherman attempts 10
refund the millions he has stolen
from the United States to the credit
OF the government the move viii
have the entire and utmost approx.
al OF the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12
70 Our Patrons EyeryMherc:

Send us the name Of any person to
whom you wish specimen copy Of
the PhAIN DEALER sent and your
wish shall have immediate attention.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12
Original .N'Ottce.

OT1StN(tt ~ OteC4.
In Circuit court for Howard County. Iowa.
February Term, lsSS.
George Helfrlck, Plaintiff,
vs.
Zacharias kapler. Peter Lickteig, Mra Pete
Lickieig, wife OF tie said Peter Liekteig, De
fsnu.nts.
To Defendant Above Named, ct al.
You are hereby notified that there Is on flle
In the office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court IL
ana fer the county OF Howard, state OF Iowa. 4
petition OF the Plaintiff above named, claiming
of you the sum or Five hundred forty-four Dol
lars and thirteen cents and 10 par cent interest
thereon from september 2sth 1851, as justly due
him On the certain Fromlssory note OF defend :
ANS, Peter Liesieig ard Zacharias Kaplcr,
dated April Goth las: also asking against AL Oh
said defendants the foreclosure or Il certain
mortgage executed by said defendant 10 secure
the pay meat OF said note, on lot four t41 block
five Is, in the village OF Eonair Howard county,
Iowa. according To the recorded plat Thereof.
No personal c.atm Is made against any Of Sail
defendants except Zacharias kaper and Peter
Liehtelg.
And that unless you appear thereto and d.
fena before noon OF the second day OF the Nc. Z
term ~ the said court, appointed 10 b. held H.
the Court House In said county, commencing o.
the 9Th day Of February iesa, your deiali NJ.
be entered and Judgment rendered against YOU
thereon In accordance With the prayer OF sail
petition.
BARKER BROS,
llH Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12

1i3 WATER ST., NEW YORK.
These goods have no equal In quality
and handsome style Of package. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed or no pay. Ask your grocer
for +. Monroe TAYLoR's Gold Medal Soda,
Salcratus, or Baking Powder, and consult
your best interests BY giving it trial-you
will never regret it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12
Wooden goods, Ready Made Clothing

All new hadsome and cheap: como end See them
TWIN 10 You good to ste The nice ncw stick
and learn how reasonable We sell even II you
don't want 10 buy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-01-12

p. s. am at the old business of
talking the Greenbaei question,
can't keep still
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19
$. Jnlye Myers Rheumatic Cure
PILES! PILES! PILES |!
Sure Cure Found at Last! Nc
One Need Suffer!

a nre Cure ior Blind Bleeding, Itching and VI.
Taied Files has been discovered BY Dr, William,
n Indian remedy called l'r, Williams Indian
Iniment single box has cured the worst
it9hle SaScs OF . OF 30 ySAn standing No one
y M fu . I'VE mInSIS alter applying this won.
p elec uaricS do more harm than gosd Mi.
Inns Ointment AbSOrbS the tumOn, RllSys The In.
|nIo Itching particularly at night aIter getting
AIn In bedl acts "a pOulticc, Gives Instant md
lnlsS relief aud is prepared only Tor PILES, itch.
Kead what the Hon. J. N, C0linherrS' N Cleva.
nd. HyS about Dr., Williams Indian Piie Olnt.
'ehI' ! have used EcOHS Of Pile CureS and n
gflS nc pleasure 10 nay that have never found
pIinlnE which gave : Oh immediate and permS.
tnL bienei M DR., Williams Indian Ointment,
AIN y, " ~ lognn y Co, Bridge Corner wheeling
iSSE,o- HENRY 4 CO., Prop'r.,
SSIGoN Cleveland OhlA
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Tho Prosperity Of Manufacturers Of
Machinery.

AhO EEoApeFlty OIL muuuIhotuFeEb Oh
Machinery.
The American AachiniH publishes letters
from fifty.ive of the leading machinery
establishments throughout the country,
which indicate the present condition Of
business, the progress made in 1881, and
the prospects for 1882. The letters are all
cheerful, There is scarcely IN exception to
the claim that manufacturers OF machinery
arc everywhere in tlourishing business,
and the outlook for the coming year is
considered promising Most Of the firms
report orders for months in ad.
vance, compelling an increase OF
equipment The machinc.tool buildesare
apprehensive that they will be unable to
till within reasonable time the many re.
QUESTIONS already on file. Engine build.
ems are pressed TO deliver their motors, and
steam pump manufacturers are enlarging
their facilities to meet the increasing de.
mand," Not the least gratifying feature OF
the situation Is seen in the advancing oil
mechanics wages, one Of the largest
establishments reporting an average in.
crease during the past year OF fifteen per
cent. "Takena ltogether, says the 4aehinia,
1.-THE outlook for the machinery business
this year is about as good as conld be
wished"
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COMPARATIVE CoNclsESEss OF ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND GERNAS.-Although the Eng.
lish language is the most absurdly spelled
tongue in the world, 1t permits much more
tense composition than any other, and. tel
egraph clerks have specially noted that
English kilograms, as a rule, contain fewer
words than those expressing the same ideas
in any other language. was reminded oil
this subject the other day by noticing the
directions for an electric bell in my room
in foreign hotel. They were printed in
French, German and English, Wis
On est prize dc pOuSer 10 bouton jusquan fond.
| TuckZuStoISen.
Phase press the button to The bottom.
There are ten words each in the French
and German, to seven in the English. The
number Of letters is 81, 50 and 81 respective
y. The note at the foot Of the bill Of fare
was similarly interesting
On remetla note chaque jour au controle des voy
ageuH.
I'm irrungen III vCrmciden, wird taglIch do Rech
nunE eur Controlc yOrTelegt.
BillSGrc given daily 10 avoid errou.
Here again VIC have 10, II and { words
with IS, GS and 81 letters respectively. An
other common notice" affords Corrobora
ting evidence OF the preceding examples o.
the superior terseness Of our vernacular:
On est pref de ne pas iumcr.
Es wird Hebeten nChtEu nuchen,
Please do not smoke.
Here We have seven and six words tc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19
.Dr, Frazier'S Root Bitters,

FrazIef's Root BIttcrs arc not a dram shop whisky
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every sense
They net strongly upon the liver and kldneSs, keep
the bowels open and regular, make the weak strong
heal the lungs build up the nerves and cleanse the
blood and system Of every iMpunty.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to tho Head, tending
10 ApOplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, DrupSy,
Pimplcs and blOtrhes sCroiulUus llumoB aud
s0rca, Tetter, Ring Worm, White Swelling, Erysipc
las Sore Eyes, and for Young men SUFFERING from
Weakness or Debility caused from imprudence, and
10 females In delicate health FHlziers Root Bitten
arc especially recommended.
Dr. Frazier: ] have used two bot tiles OF your Roo
BittetS for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and Kid
ney pIEca O. and they did me more good than thu
dOctor and all tho medicine ever used. From thu
Ant doEe tnIk began u mend, and l am now II
perfect health and feel as well as ever did. con
Jder your medicine one Of the greatest Of blessings
MRS. n. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio,
Sold by Logan & Co, Bridge Corner Wheeling
and by druggists everywhere u q PCT bottle,
dnb.Enw Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19

MEsr yIna1NIA LEa1a1.Arnnr.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senat,
and House OF Delegates,

and House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at lOA. NJ, yesterday ant
no minister being present the deyotlonu
exercises were dispensed with.
Mr.. McGregor, from the Committee OF
Roads and Navigation, reported that tn,
Committee had had under consideration
Senate bill No. 1872, Authorizing count,
courts to FIX the per diem Of labor on thl
public roads" and recommended the bill
to lie on the table, and offered substitute
for the bill which they asked do pass.
On the motion Of Mr.. stollinEs, 80 much
OF the Governors message us relates L
West Virginia land titles" was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Senate bill No. Ia, concerning the pres.
ervation OF certain useful animals" coming
mp as unfinished business, was amended In
o few particulars and ordered 10 It's Sngross.
ment and third reading.
Senate bill No. 1888, coming up on its
third reading, on motion OF Mr.. Faulkner,
the vote by which it was ordered to its en-.
grossment and third reading was reconsid.
cred, and an amendment was offered dc.
filming the powers Of special committees Of
the Senate and House authorized 10 exam
inc witnesses, and the manner OF proceed.
ing to procure testimony, and providing
penalties for disobedience OF summons is
sued.
On motion, the bill as amended was re.
ferred TO the Committee on Rules.
Senate bill No. l39, Concerning Nota.
ries public and Commissioners out Of the
State" was read a third time and passed
with its title.
Pending the consideration Of Senate bill
No. l45, tho Senate took recess till $50
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was rather dull
and uneventiul, except for short season
when there was some levity displayed in
discussing amendments to Senate bill $50.
Senate bills l45, l47, l4s and 14O were
read second time and ordered to their
engrossment and third reading.
Senate bill $50, in relation to the has.
tardy law, was called up on It's second read.
ing and amended in a few unimportant
particulars Senator Barbee wanted the
entire law wiped out on account OF It's in.
iQuitous workings in some cases. The bill,
however, was ordered to its engrossment
and third reading.
After the further consideration OF Senate
bills on their second reading, the Senate
suspended the rules, on the motion OF Mr..
Stollings, and took up House bill 1926, and
passed it with its title. The bill provides
for the time for holding the terms OF the
Circuit Courts in Mercer, Mcdowell, Wy.
Oming, Boone and Raleigh counties in the
Ninth Judicial circuit. The full text OF the
bill was printed in the ISrELLIGENcER some
days ago.
Adjourned.
SENATE NOTES.
The Joint Committee on Taxation and
Finance will meet in the Senate Chamber
this evening.
ClarenceL. Smith, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, was one Of the
visitors on thenoor Of the Senate yesterday.
Senator Shelton held an experience
meeting" after the adjournment OF the Sem
ate yesterday evening.
Senator Fontaine Smith was in his seat
yesterday after few days absence.
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suspend the rules that some long bill might
DO read merely by its title, instead Of in
full. The progress made was considerable.
An adjournment was effected at 8 O'clock,
on motion of Mr., Onarrier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19
L DREAM.


o have dreams sometimes dream ollie
In the full me ming that splendid word,
ltIAubtle music which few men have heard,
Though all may hear Il, sounding through eGrth's
strife.
ItI mountain nights by mystic breeIes kissed,
Liidng their lovely peaks above the dust,
Its treasures which no touch OF time can rust,
la emerald EeRS, Its dAwnS Of amethyst,
It's certain purpose, It's serene repose,
tI usefulness which finds no hour for WOES
This "a my dream Of life.
Yes 1hAye dreams Ioittimes dream otloyo
As radiant and brilliant As star,
As chAngsless, tos, As that nxed light Riar
Which glorihea vast worlds Of space above.
Strong ~ the tempest when Il holds IL breath
BeiOreit bursts In fury, and a. deep
A. the lniathomed seas where Lost worlds sleep
And Eld rs birth and beautiful as death,
As ieTyent IS the fondtSt soul could crave,
Yet holy Is the moonlight on gave
This iSmy dream Of love.
Yca, yes, IdrcAm. Ono oft recurring dream
Il beautiiul and comforting and blest
complete With certain promises Of rest,
Divine content and eeStacy supreme.
| When thSt strange essence, author OF all faith
| That subtle something which cries for the llgh
Like . lost child who wAndeS In the night
4 Shall solve the mighty mystery Of death,
Shall hnd eternal progress, OF sublime
| And satisfying Slumbef through all time.
This u my dream otdeAth,
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Here We have seven and six words tc
four, with %, q and lG letters respectively
London Truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19
RINANcIAL ANp coMMERCrAI.
New YORK lToney and stoelts.

NEW YoEK, January iS-MoNEY-2a6 per cent
eloaii g at per celt. Prime mercantile pape
taI per eent. slefliug exchange bAnken bills Sleid
o. ~ W. demand = S6N
GoyERNMEsIs- Falfiy arm and y per cent hIshe
LOT q coupons, and unchanged for d, y and ".
Y =. y, tAlended,...lU2 Lshigh 4 HllkA......iV79
2. 8 8, extended 80 p q 81 city lists lVg
~ Y. Pacific bonds lSG
z, coupons o. r. Land GfanIA-liS
Pacdhc q Of 'o6..4....iS u.Ps, Y. BondA--.l22s
central Pacific, lSt... "a Texas Pacific ldgtA ~
Erie seconds Wy rex, Pac. r. Q. DIV. ~
sOhered.
RAILROAD Moderately active.
SrArr sEcuEfin-Dull
Louisiana conSolA... 6G9s Virginia 6S........,... IS
MISSOURI 0s..,.....,,...lll Virginia consOls, e.
~ tn mat. coupons. G2l
Tennessee 6s......... 20 Virginia dele1ed...- 10Y
Tennessee 6, new... 15k e0dered.
srockS-ShAfe speculation opened In tho mali
HAn PEI cent lower than sterdAJ closing pfic0s
tue latter for Michigan Central. In the early deal
lngs, although the market was somewhat Irregular
an advance Of Isal per cent took place, Memphis
Charleston leading therein; following which
was decline Tanging from ltRlk per cent, the lat
Ter for tucihc Mall. subsequently the market be-
came stronger and sold up ISlS yer cent, IN which
kiehlnond 4 Allegheny AemphiS & Charleston and
Denver q rio unAnde WerA the most conspicuous
"a per oet!I, ~ which kgAnIGS, Memphis Charles.
ton, illiuOl enlnl and Denver & ldU Grahde werg
most prominent The ma kettubsequ0ntly recorded
an advance Of u " ~ per cent, Richmond 4 Allie
gheny East Tennessee preferred, Missouri Pacific,
tsAdlng aud Union Pacific being most prominent
70 the upward movement, In the late dealings y
decline Of Htlh per cent took place, Delaware,
LickaWAnnG & Western leading Ia the downward
movement. The market CLOSED weak,
Transactions 40l Oy0 shares
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sTLUBLEvlLiE AND WELlSvnLR ACCoNNOnA.
UoN.-Leayes Bellaire at $40 ?. NJ, bridegroom 1855
=. n, steubenyille a. Cos ~. Arrives 81 Wells
Vile at 106 ?. ". Leaves WellEyile ut Gao 4,
~, arrives al Bellairc al SIS A. y.
Tickets and baggage checks 70 all prRcipRl pointa
IN the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
OMce In Bridgeport. 3. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh Pa
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AGO. January ls,-Tbe Dropezs' Journal re,

ports:
Hogs- Receipts $500 head; shipments, $500
head. Market generally unchanged; common to
rooI mixed Lowat s. goaG 81 heavy packing ana
70 gl Oo light SO l5aG 49, skip and cuE 81 50L5 40
CAtue-keceipH 700 head; shipments ., . head.
Market active and stronger, but under heavy re-.
choice shipping s. 6Qa6 o. common To fair 81 90
mixed butchers EtCAhy; common 10 fair s. IOa3 50.
snOi 70 choice 50 76aI y; AtOckeB and feeders
| g 0oa4 10.
Sheep-Rcceipts 1900 head; shipments 900 head
Good 10 .hOce iAirly active aud hnn: common Il
choice fair butchers weak and lower, but fairly
| AEiiYe at s. 0Oa3 IS. medium to good 81 O0al Sd
choice s. 0Oa5 50; extra s. S0a6 90,
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Sunday expires leaves wheeling al Sal A. ~, Ar.
rve3 WellAburE Gl0 A. H., steubGnvIllo e8S A. ~,
making close connection for western polntS.
IHtni leaving Columbus at &40P =. Y. and $40 A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, al 606P X, with
Leeping car attached, arriving In Chicago lt 7.10
next morning BsrthA can be secured In advance Gt
Union Depot Ticket ONCE. Columbia
PullmAh'I Palace DnWing Room sleeplng Cam
through without change from Steubenville Hast 10
Philadelphia and New York West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati, LOulTytle, indianapolis and st. Louis.
Recommendations and any lurtheF Information, Aps
ply 2 JOG. N. BElLEv1LLE, Ticket Agent Of Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or NJ City
Ticket once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
e0n1 Manager, Httsburh IA.
K A. FORD,
Gen'l FA1. and Ticket Agent PlttshuPh. Pa,
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~ ~. in,taIt Soit 49, 4, s15ja
,nts a,SSt barrels charters a.tN barrels ruai
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Dhlly except sunday.
No. Z and Nc. 9 stop a ali statlopA

on all night trIiI. Il
Clos connections arc made for ali points south
and sout Invest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for colOnists and persons moving
"a given,
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
LtGye Wheeling.,...6:loA 4. n, ll0F.N NJ, E60P. u.
No itliiis run on this Division on Sunday
Ticket 10 ud principal points on Eale at Depot.
mCe OPEN at al houn during the day.
tVen. W NJ CIRaEST9 M an n
R. 7. hEHRIEs. Gen'l Agent, Wheeling.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. r,
" CONDEMNED TIHE CARD.
kata lA sss:5s;s 3
On and after November IS, 1881, all trains VIII nun
1ally, except Sunday, o. follows:
although Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
21hruugh Trains 70 Cleveland.
2ThrouHh Trains TO Chicago.
PAtlor Can between WellSvllle and Cleveland
Hoiel and Sleeping CarH on all trAlni between Al.
| lance and Chicago
Il
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PTrTSBrG0H, January la-Petroleum active; Uni.
ted certificates opened OF S34c; closed at S.5Ic;
highest sc; lowest s2a7fc refined &c for Phladel.
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BRADFORD, January lS-The oil market IL &C
tive but irregular, With slightly weaker tenden.
cy; opened At sS2{c; advanced to SIC; declined tc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-19

NV YORK, JAnuhTy Ih-DHY UOODs-Thp gen
erl demand has been Of moderate proportions.
aud quilts In good request and sale. GinRhams In
large movement and steady request with SlRteFs
Vile opened at llkc and lvanh0o plaidI al l2Tc.
Prints In improving inquiry, with selections con.
lined to the choicest and best work and STYLES,
Oriental iancies 6Hc; Hamilton fanciCS GIlc, and
ConeStOgA iancies 6c. Dress gods In some request
but general demRnd COItOnAdeS OF best QuatitIe1
fairly active for small aud frequent ASOrtmGnts but
skins dull. Mems wear wOOlens In better Inquiry
With more doing Underwear and hosiery inactive
shipment staple cottonE In more modenIe inquiry
with the taking comprising miscellaneous GsSort
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BALTIMORE, January lS.-Flour fairly active and
pot 81 3gESl 3Ok: February 81 iiLal Az; March
81 431Sal ~ April 81 45l{Gl I5%. Corn western 4
shade better; mixed spot 6SHc asked: January 6sC
bid: February G9a69{C; May ~ VI: steamer 66C
&c; Pennsylvania 5Oa5Sc. Rye nominal Ut pGca
81 90, Hay In moderate demand: prime TO choice
Pennsylvania SIS GOALS %. Provisions firm: ncs.
pork SIS 2j; bulk meats. shoulders and clear III
sides packed. 81 5Oag IS bacon shoulder IS 50; clear
RIO sides $40 Is; hams SI2 75al3 50. Lard refined
Sl2 90 Butter firm for choice; western packed lsi
IOc; roll 2oa2Sc Eggs dull at &c; lined nominal
Petroleum nominal refined &c. Coffee dull: Ri,
caHoeS ordinary 10 fair EiHlOc. Sugar quiet; A
soft 91c. whisky easier AISLE
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NEw YoRK, January -w6oL,-Firm, held very
nn S "a igssIsi TexSs iAasie. fN''N 49,
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NEW YoEK, January iS-MoNEY-2a5 per cent,
elosii a. per celt. Prime mercantile papef
per een Sterling exchange bankers bills steady
ats s2ki demand y s6IS
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H0TE-TrlinI leaving BellAire at SIS A. n. and
200 ?. ". connect at Yellow Creek for Cleveland.
10 Cleveland. Only hour and Is minutes.
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CfxciSNkTI, January is,-Hoe1 arm; common and
ReceIph 1000 head Ehipments I'D hea1.
The Portland daily press., 1882-12-02
Meteorological Report for November.

Sergeant Eichelberger, of the Signal Ser
vice, furnishes the following summary of
meteorological observations at the Portland
station, in Nnvapobar.