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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09
FIRST DISTRICT.

At Fort Meade the vote for Representa-
tive to the FortY-eighth Congress stood:
Robt. Fl. M. Davidson 141, unknown Q. For
State Senator, Twenty seventh district, NJ.
G. FOotner II, E. NJ. Graham Al. For As
semblymen, Polk county, Benz. F. Blount
II, John W. Bryant 55.
TALLAHASSEE, November SIN Leon
county, Davidson has received 635 votes,
McKinnon 584, Skinner 1865. One precinct
that has 1913 registered voters is yet to be
heard from.
The straight out Legislative Republican
ticket is elected by 500 sjority.
PENSACOLA, November S.-The Republi-
can majority in this city Yesterday was AIS,
which is believed to insure the loss Of the
whole county by the Democrats. Several
hundred white Democratic voters are said to
have neglected to vote from indifference,
and many others are absent on account OF
the epidemic.
SECOND DISTRICT.
LEEsBURG, FLA, November 7-FiDlev's
majority in this precinct for Congress is 2l.
Mabry and Cassidy, Democrats, are elected
to the Legislature.
GREEN Cove SPRINGS, November S --Clag
county gives Finley Il majority Dar-
dricks' majority IN the Twenty eighth Sens
torial district is Al, aud that of Mickliter for
the Assembly from Clay 100.
SANDERsoN, November S-The vote o.
Sanderson, Baker county, resulted IS fol-
lows. For Con0ress-H. Bisbee 134 ). r.
Finley 240. For the State Senate in the
Twenty eighth dlstrict-D. NJ. Hendricz Ks
100, A. W. Fowler, Democrat, 2l4. For che
Assembly,. P. Csnavs 230, w. P Horn,
DemOcrats III.
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GROrgia Affair."

P.g,stsred at the Post Office IN SavGnn,s
a, second Class Mod Matter.
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MINNESOTA.

MrNHEAPoLIs, November S.-The Mime
sota Congressional delegation is solidly
Republican. WIndom's friends claim that
three-fourths of the members OF the legis-
lsture favor his reelection.
Ii seems certain that White. Republican,
for Congress in the First district is defeated
by Briermsn, Democrat, through the disaf-
lection of the friends OF ex Congressman
Dunnell.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09

CHICAGO, November Z. 2:45 A. N Never
have returns been so mesgre and indecisive
from Illinois as In the present election. At
this hour, intelligent Judgment Of the sit
uation is possible. Tue Republican State
Committee claim the entire State by ma
jority of about 10000.
3:l5 A. M.-The Chicago Tribune, Republi
can, estimates that the Republican Cook
county ticket is elected by 5000 msjority.
The Republicans elect three out OF the four
Congressman in Cook county, and major
ity of their legislative candidates.
CHICAGO, November -@rhe Legislature,
as near as can be estimated, will stand:
Senste-Republicsns, 81, Democrats, Il.
House-Republicsns, so; Democrats, 73.
Republican majority on Joint ballot, 30.
The following is the Republican estimate
on congressman:
First district, Durham, Republican; Sec
ond district, Finerty, Independent; Third
district, Davis, RepublicaH; Fourth district,
Adams, Republican; Fifth district, Ellwood,
Republican; Sixth district, Hit, Republican;
Seventh district, Henderson, Republican;
Eighth district, Cullen, Republican,; Ninth
district, Payson, Republican; Tenth district,
Lewis, Republican; Eleventh district, Marsh,
Republican; Twelfth district, Riggs, Demo-
crst: Thirteenth district, Springer, Demo-
crat: Fourteenth district, Stevenson, Demo
crat: Fifteenth district, Cannon, Republican;
Sixteenth district, Shaw, Democrat; Seven
teenth district, Moulton, Democrat ;
Eighteenth district, Kneffner, Republican;
Nineteenth district, TOwnshend, Democrat;
Twentieth district, Thomas, Republican.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, November 8. 12:40 A. NJ
At the Democratic headquarters the
msiority for Grant, Democrat, for
Governor is estimated st 5000; for
Wallace, Democrat, for Congress, at /, SEQ,
and the election of the entire Demo-
cratic ticket is claimed, with large
gains in the Legislature. The House will
be Democratic, but whether the Democrats
will have msiority on joint ballot is un-
certain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09

WASHINGTON, November s.-secretary
Folger arrived in the city to-day. He is
Keeping very quiet, and does not look
happy. He refused to discuss the situation.
To night, in answer to question as to what
he thought of Cleveland, he said: ''Wen,
ne will have three years to run, and we will
see what there is in him."
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TEUSrEEs SALE OF PROPERTY

u NEAR ELM GROVE, -
:, sy virtue Of deed Of trust made by Bernard
STANLEY and Annie his VILE to ME as trustee, dated
fAnttl ~ 1872 and Of record in the Office Of .he
Virginia, III Decd Of Trust took No. s, page sol.
SATURDAY, MAY q, 1852. /.
commencing Mt III O'Clock A. ~, at the front door Of
The Court House Of Ohio county, sell at public nuc
ton Z, the highest ana best bidder the following
uesctlpeu property Tor AS much thereof LIZ Is ncces
.aty q satisfy EXPENSES Of sale and The amount Of
lhe debt unpaid and St cured by said deed OF trst
that IL TO say: certain tract or parcel OF land M
Ing paris Of Subdivisions C and b 0! the shepherd
e,t.te. PLAT o. which Is OIL record In The Glerk's
3eG 81 Inc Goun!y o CSrt q Ohio county West
cd and described! as follows w: Besinaiar at =
stake corner TO Henry icrvey, s. AS i. 10 SUloo
Goles 10 stake corner to Flcmining: thence With
shG e , q. rle MN, \ e. q 10 poles y
poles to stake; thence with said fine u. $40 L
q 100 poles to the llnlstead line: theme Oil the
;au line : siho E. Is poles 10 stake corner with
thence with Ilefvey's ls ". 10 e1oo ' poie,
to the place OF beginning, containing seven acres
Two roods aud Twelve perches OF land. be the sapf
more y less excepting the reservations named
property conveyed to said Bernard Stanley by John
II, st0Ier and wife and Others by deed dated mi
!st 1873 and oil record In said Clerks Office in Deed
Book No GU, rsge $40. I'D. JIG - = -
sad deed Of trust j. " 1 "
TERMS OF sALE--Two hundred dollars Of tina MIR.
chase money. ana as much more as the purchaser
may eiecs, cash IL hand; the restduu III three c0af
Instruments A. Six. Twelve and eighteen months.
with Interest from day Of sa!o the r rchnser riyinu
notes Tor deferred payments secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
". II. HAlLER. - - : T,ns,nsA
,-.- u Anctiouecr. mr.;
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"A knggcstlon Fro II, IA Lady.

Editors ln,elligencer
Some time since m article appeared in
The lSTELLlGEScER purporting to DO the
conversation Of II reporter with q man,
somewhat under the influence OF drink,
who asked III there WINS my place in the
city where MN could 70 to spend his
evenings" adding that he was not q drink
ing man, habitually; was n stranger; had
secured work, but found Il dull and find.
Ing 10 other place had gone into saloon
and could not loaf there without drinking.
Tie did not care to carouse with straagers;
did not find aimlcss wandering about the
streets very enjoyable ind had no accom-.
modations for reading or writing ut his
boarding house. Such is tho history OF
hundreds who throng the streets OF this
city every night and We ask the question Of
every Christian man ind woman, ought
not something to be done, some place pro.
vided, and that without delay? Standing
OH my public corner watching the crowds
20 by ESQ large a proportion young men,
We wonder where there 90. These arc
sons, brothers, husbands, aud Is It II mat.
ter Of no moment where they so? Tho
idea Of II Friendly Inn" has worked itself
into the hearts Of some Christian women
OF this city for six years, who have waited
and hoped for cooperation, (which IL all
that Is ncelcd) TO provide place where IL
cheap lunch and cup Of coffee Cut be
had, and where II reading room in con-
nection with il will give II place OF resort
10 tho class most sadly in need
OF something akin TO a home.
In Liverpool, along the wharves. these
collec houses have become successful rivals
Of the drinking saloons. This has been
done by placing Il plain coffee house in the
neighborhood Of Il plain saloon, an attract.
i've one beside MS attractive saloon, In
Liverpool there arc forty.two, and in some
cases they have paid dividend OF ten per
cent" Cons,antinople has It's Crest" rs
1t Is called, opened for the benefit Of all
nationalities. 1t Is adorned with flowers,
pictures and singing birds. To this is nd.
dea "reading ROOM" supplied with
Bibles, tracts, religious and secular papers,
and Jew and Gentle 90 day after day to
study the Bible ind hear the gospel, which
is preached every Sunday, the singing and
organ accompaniment always drawing n
crowd. In our own country the expert
mcnt has proved Il SUCCESS, and in some OF
our cities they are we'll supported and be.
come sef.sustaining. Let 4 place DO per-
manently secured, the services Of sn,:.
bic person be engaged, and the ladies
OF the "Woman's Temperance Union" are
ready to give personal attention TO this
grand enterprise. There nre those in this
city TO whom God has given means, and in
no way could they rear a more noble mon
amen, to their memory than by TIE es,ab-
lishment OF a"Kest" i'll Wheeling. Who
vii! respond to this call, SO loud, so clear,
SO cmpttatfc? @W II. Z
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pilCss Itching Dilnsy

The symptoms Of itching piles are mos.
tusc, like respiration, intense itching, most
Mt night, seems us ifpin worms were crawling
in or about tile rectum. The more yoii
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The priva'e parts are often affected. DR..
Swaync's Ointment is the most effective rem.
edy extant for this tormen;ing complaint.
Gives rest ut night without The desire to
scratch; also has no equal in quickly eradi.
eating letter, itch, salt rhcunl; crysipeas, bar.
bers Itch, .plmples; all scaly, crusty, itchy
tainly the best remedy ever used in my prac.
.ice:" DIR. Cotton, Woodstock, VT "frou.
bled with itching piles for over twenty years,
It cured me completely" S. Messer, En-.
field, Me. Sent for fifty cents lin three-cent
stampsG three boxes, 81 o5. BY Swuyng
& Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all drug.
slsts In Wheeling and elsewhere. Mwraw.
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Y William J. Ceusltlin, Of somerville, Mass
says: In the fall Of ls7G j was taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. l lost my appetite and flesh, and WAC
confined to my bed. In 1877 I WAS admitted
to the Hospital. The doctorssaid had hole
IN my lungs as Big rs u half dollar. At one
time report went around that was dead. l
gave up hone, hnt Q friend told nc Of Dr..
William Halls l,alsam Tor the Lungs. u got
bottle, when TO my. surprise, ! commenced
TO feel better, and to-day | feel better than for
three years past {! i@iS Z G
5ssI write this hoping every oneafllicted with
Diseased Lungs will take DR.. William Hall'.
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
can DO cured. II can positively say it has done
more good than AL the other medicines have
taken since my sickness, IL ~ s
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what u German Ncw.puurr suy,,

St, Joseph Volksbatt. Aug. %, 1881. EG-
we Germans are in general not inclined to
believe ut once in great announcements aud
pulls We IRE rather suspicious, md often
with perfect right, of exugscrations and hum.
bugs. Our motto Is what the eye sees tho
heart believes" and We, therefore desire to
see and examine ourselves before We speak
abont things md praise them. This was our
Idea when we heard and read so much about
Or. S. 4. Eichmond's justly celebrated
Worlds Epleptfc Institute, and we there
fora sent reporter to the building. Weare
now able to give the best information on tho
subject, based on a rer>dhal review and es.
animation OF the premises. gss
Our reporter found DR.. Richmond in his
Office he dSclor kindly received him, and
nor only answered all his questions, but
showed and explained everything about the
place TO him. Ills Office Is on the first floor
Of the building, and its walls are covered
with thousands Of photographs of gentlemen
aud l4dies restored TO health by the use OF
Samaritan Nervine among whom our report.
or recognized many OF his own countrymcn,
and its glass cases contain innumerahle Ger,
titicates otcureS and letters in favor OF this
worlds famous remedy. 90
About ten yea'sago DIR, Richmond came to
st. Joseph. lle was then poor young man,
with but little money, and no friends to as,
sl't him. He rOnted u small office on Fran
els street and commenced the struggle Tor
success single handed and alone lie hns
achieved grand triumph in the face of stub.
born opposition on every hand, aud is ia, day
one Of tile wealthiest men IN our midst. This
fact alone is amply sufficient TO show the
merits Of his invaluable preparation, even
though there were mo other sources from,
Which to procure valid and reliable test.
mnny. IE0 NJ ~ ~.
Dnt besides the money which this great
medicine has been the means OF bringing to
tho inventor, The doctor receives dnily lbr
blessings OF thousands Of patients restored 10
health aud happiness through his lnstru.
mentality. These le,tersare open for inspec.
ton at his office, and i,rquires two clerks 10
attend 10 this brancl, Of the business, .
Dr., Richmond isa living example to be i'm.
itated BY all young men who have disposi.
lion to reach eninence in the world by
diligence in the use Of their own exer,ions,
and besides the enjoyment OF the prosperity
which surrounds him, he has the salts factioi.
10 be regarded n human benefuctor. pkw (;
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RECEIVERS SALE. $500.
Livery Stable Stock.
In the Circuit cour, Of ohio County, ". Va, S.: z
- :. n Il. M e. In ehancc.y.

e. WAGNER It nj. -. ..fj., 4,
ny riitue Of decree entered In The taid eour, In
me above entitled cltise on the 80 day Of MAY. 4
H. lsS! the undsFssned Special Receiver named
MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 1851
At the Livery Stable, No. l5lt. Main street in thn
ely Of Wheeling IN said county OF Ohio, and State
81 "eSi Firsinin, 10 the highest and best bidder
INC ,oi."%ht.g described property that is 70 say
fh@t7si, open buggy. road Wagon, biz .prinr
wagon. l.iour-nos sleigh two.horse slcIrhS.
onehoise sleiShs, 6 seh hack harness, douule set
sttit , hainsss SETS double buggy harness. j.
sets sttlst buggy arhess. sets double wagon har.
ness, ) riding psi' lies, J snddes side tndilc. 50
halters 3hugsy poles buffalo robes. WOODEN Iai,
blankets linen dlSteIs 20 horse blankets linei,
noss IT scsss scS sa Sasfse
ssn'Neh, Fakes, neck !oScs. pair lead hans, ~
niltncss coyees ) buggy covers. : sIep lnJIers ,
,h"nnEes cot; ssis, bells, whips; curry combs,
usually found n. well furnished livery st,lblc.
al'olhe following article, Of Office iuin!lUYe: b.,
One fa!e. > desEs desk chuir, arm chair .
cnars, picture. 2cocks stove set Of gus A,ures
Also The following household and kitchen furut.
ture. -"'' $50"
One set Of parlor furniture l set Of dining room
i, i S.e ned room r;use, carpets. mat
articles o. household ind kitchen furniture.
AlSo one gold watch a,c chain i.
TERMS q sAlE-FOr sums not exceeding one hun
afed tsiUo) uoi'a's cash: for Sims exceeding one
hundred and not exceeding tve hnndnm ts,nM
dollars one hn!. or 70 nuca nUre a. the purchaser
may elect In cash and the remainder in line,y 40,
days, With Interest from the day OF stle lor sums
Needing tive huudnd (S5CO) dollars. ono ihi,d m
50 much more As the purchaser may elect in cash
and the remainder In TWO equal jnst. lmcn,s paya
bic 10 three and six mouths respectively, with In
etcst from dhy OF sale the deferred ns'alImcnts Of
n ta.,
personal security. ROBERT MakSiI4II.s o'>'
myl9 - Snecinl .ac.ivcr
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i Mothers. Mothers u; N thersi y M Is
y Arc yon disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain,of cutting teeth I
Il 20, go ut once and got . bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer inimetllately-depcnd
upon It; there Is no mistake about Il. 4 There
Is not q mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health 10 tho child,
operating like magic. II Is perfectly safe to
use In all cases, mud pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is tho prescription Of one OF tho Oldest bes:
female physicians and nurses III tho United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
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No Matter WHAT unnnenx

You may res. assured that you are safe in
being speedily cured by THOMAS EcLElrRlc
OIL In a!l cases CT rheumatism, neuralgia,
loothachc, etc. One trial only Is necessary
to prove its efficacy. g.f -
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Is too often followed by n .disordered stom.
nch, symptoms Of dyspepsia or indigestion
Every miserable dyspeptic in the land should
know that he can be cured by q timely use
BUEpocK BLooB DirrEGs. Price $i.00,
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TuE london Hair Color Rcstorer,
: IS the nIost delightful article eyer in.
troduccd to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
Restores, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where baldness or falling OF the hair j
exists, or premature grayncss from
sickness Or other causes, It's use will
restore the NATURAL youthful color,
and cause u healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalpfron all impurities, dan
drutl, etc, at the same time n pleas
, : ing and lasting hair dressing, fra-
GRAVITY periumed, rendering the hair
soft and pliablc, making it au iAdis-
pensahle article in every toilet. Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
Eestorer. Price IS cents bottle. IA.
Some ten years ago my wife's hair con
menced falling, and got very thin and turne
;;ray, but after using London Hair Colo
licstorer the scalp became healthy, the ha
stopped falling, the color WINS restored, Uni
Is now growing bcautifully.-J. A. TYNE
wilson, a. u. MWf6Y
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MOTHER Died FROM nv.

J. ". Adams, Newark. Ohio. SAYS: "cn,Icura
Nemedles hre the greatest medhiRes on earth,
nun the worst etc talt ih-um In his county. My
mo'het had ittwenty Years. md In iaet died fr,in
Ny aF!Rs. breas, and head wesp covered fnr th,cc
year, which nothing relieved or cured uuiil used
Tug Cuticnta Rcsolvcnl tbool puiitIsr) internally.
anu utlcllrt and Cltltirn Soap exNrfalIv -T~ ~
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Glades Iron Works, IS
~ Including the
TOWN OF GAINESVILLE,
AND EIGHT nuSpHrp AND Pity AcRrs :

70 AND EIGHT huSDREb AND FIFTY AcREs ~.
q Coal md Iron Lands annexed thereto. For tho
aSsscfipaon ahd boundaries thereof reference Il
bfIspy n,aue 10 lhe following deeds conveying the
sald hands to George Hartmann all OF wh,cf sp
recorded In the office u tho Clerk Of tho Comfy
ouft OF Preston county, West vitgiuii, to.wlt; K
nctss: the Other " acres and two poles from q, e.
aud AEucs lleidelbeY 10 Mil Leotye Hartman and
Anty r Aillner. dated May lS. 1870, aud rrcorIrj
n decd took 49, ~ on pages 100 aud ~; a deed
nun dated May y. 1874, and recorded In deed bnol
No. AZ. page ut; u deed from Harmon and Martha
A. TricGet 10 the satd Haraman and Mury i. Mill.
nis,t9r Two tes o. land Don containing acres
uated June ~ 1871 and recorded In deed book no
~, pages 0i.4 aud deed from John H. sbcrmin md
othcisto atd iiardmnn, dated May 49, 1874 and ne
Corded ~ deed book No. ilpagcs lands deed from
HaTs s Gsofss y James y. Julia 4. and Sarah
dated MAtcN -. 1877, and recorded In deed book No
Ks, pages t3iS5; iced from IN. L. aud u brown ia
.aiu Hartman. for two acres and y pcrches dated
S March -, s7t. and recorded Ia deed book No H.
Linton 10 SAD Hartman, Tor l2ncrcs and * peIches
dated June II, 1874, and recorded III deed book M
q, pfgss isdhd 1874 decd from Buckner and Kes
Drcca Fnitfax to said liardman for no acics iais
August ~, 1874, and rccoried in deed book No ii
pages 20 and q; aud deed ffem John X. and Marv
Z. Mtitner 10 the said Hartman, for four tncls of
lanu agsresalg 3s acres. datedIM arch TO- 1874, and
=; the whole containing III the srstesaic abopi
wv ncies, with all the improvements and apputtcn.
alcts theteunto belonging. or IN any wise arprr.
!aihins Including the iron furnace thereon, aid ali
lhc nincnlhcry Hni ilxtures thereon, whether Hxed
or movable, anu MI tools una implements used in
operating the Anlc. whether fixed or movable, said
land Icing The same conveyed 10 Charles L layertv
~ EGsete L',! ~ deed dated September 20, 4. b,
1873 and rcorled among the public land records Of
s!d county. In deed book ", pagc7l. : : -
AEo. The following pen Dual property now on tho
above rcni estate tturciaheiore nuntiohed namely:
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rEKRlBLE SKIN HttNIVli.

r " Drake. ESP, Detroit Inns recovered from
aM 1 SKIN hu1or which Gov, red his head, ate
pnnhet) internally. aud Citcura and Cuslcun,
Soap VhT great skin cuses) externally. This is god
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CuTlCuRA,
il(l 1t. ll /.
Blood Poisonlnys, Scrofulous, VI
GERS and Itching Ilumors, 4.
Assesses and Glandular
Swellings.
LEAD POISONING.

NJ. !, Albert Kiny,bury, Ecene, N. H., troubled
lead poisoning (iics yAiuter.I ii tlnics Il would
break ut, c,nek open. and the kin separate iroin
hs ilesh In large pIc"cS suffering grcat, continual
ilchinE and shngihy. Purchased Your remedies;
ihlly, and Cnilcnfl nnl Eurirura Soap externally
ana III le.s than three months effected complete
euro. and has Mt been troubled since C0rIobur.
Ated W Hlll@nt 4 Fnslnr. l,rnoyI.ts- kcnnr " ID
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pSOiiI ASIS,

PSOkl ASIS. l57El.5gl
H.; T. Carpenter. Esq, Henderson. n. Y Cured
Of pso'laAis Or Leprosy OF twenty rea-s stsnd.
b; the Cntienra Reolvent blood rurlacrl in
tctnally. anu Cuticura and Cuticura yoap ex,er.
naiiy; The most wonderful case on record. Cure
inent citizens. All afflicted with Itching nnd.Saiy
dise.ey shonld send Tor this t.sin,nni.I In III
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sunHhy cypress leaves "heciiny At 81 4. n, Al.
aves WclIsburs 800 4. ~, stcubenville 925 \. NJ,
Trains leaving Columbus 1T $40 =. NJ. and 3:55 4.
X, run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus ; daily except Sunday, at 500 I'm, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago 1T $50
next morning. Berths can be secured in advance al
Union Depot Ticket Oflce. ColumbuR q; 13 n 7Sl{
Pullman,s Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 ColumbuA /.
Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis and ST. Louis,
For through ticke.s baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations. and any further Information, a1-
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or at CITY
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House. Wheeling, $40
u.s. rF Ll.Ey D. W.-CALDWELl,.'l Y f$s54S
s.'i Geal Manager, Pittsburgh, Px 4iI
.f"t.# Y ENPn r"T-''I"'T,syj