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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24
ANNAPOLIS MD, FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER "a, 1884,
Circuit Court Proceedings.

The Circuit Court was engaged to.
day in the suit case of Rappanier vs.
Bannon. The particulars in the case,
are that in 1868 Mr.. Bannon solicited
$1,000 from Rappanier to be loaned
to one Daniel A. Jenkins, and to be
secured by a mortgage upon real
estate in Anne Arundel, and that Mr..
Bannon represented to Rappanier
that said property was ample in value
and free of incumbrance, whereas the
fact is that it was insufficient in value
and heavily incumbered. He charges
that the loan was made by Mr.. Ban
non in an unskillful, reckless and
faithless manner, whereby the plain
tiff lost the whole of his $1,000 To
this Bannon pleads the general issue
of no wrong done and limitations
The plaintiff claims that the plea of
limitations is not good, because
through the fraud of defendant he
was kept in ignorance that he had a
cause of action.
Among the witnesses in court to-day
were Detectives Joseph G. Mitchell
and George w. Seibold, who are here
in the case of William Potee, colored,
charged with stealing a mnle and
wagon from Stephen L. Cole, in this
county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24
Autumn Lear Adornment..

A lady reader sends US the follow
ing:-"Now is the time for the ladies
to commence gathering their autumn
leaves to make their simple but pretty
adornments for the house. A very
nice way to preserve the leaves, l al-
ways found successful, is to press
them perfectly dry with a hot iron,
not hot enough to burn them, and then
varnisb; you will find this way not
only preserves them well, but gives
them glossy look, which adds great
ly to their beauty. There are va
rious ways of arranging them after
they are prepared; one way which
pleased me particularly was in the
form of cross; join two narrow
pieces of board together in that form
and cover Systematically with tho
leaves and at the base have a little
mound of moss. / could mention
other ways that are very pretty.
"There are other little attractions
that can be added to a house, one is
"crystalized grass" Gather In the
Summed, place in some dark dry
place and keep until fall, then take it
and make into bouquets for your
vases. | have forgotten the process
of crystallization, and if any of the
readers of the CAPITAL have there
cipe they would greatly oblige one
readre, and / doubt not others also,
by publishing it."
There is nothing that gives house
a more home-like appearance than
these little bric-a-brac around the
room, besides they add to the attrac-
tion and comfort of the home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

The companion boat to the Steamer
Gov. McLane, now building in Phila-
delphia, it is said viii be ready by the
middle of November. The two stea-
mers and the extra attachments will
cost the State 100000. It is also said
that the expense for coal alone in rum
ming these steamers will be simply
enormous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24
The Canal Directors Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal was held yesterday at
Barnum's Hotel, with President +.
G. Smith in the chair Only routine
business was transacted
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

Boys Clothing-The cheapest and most
stylish in the city. In this line of goods
we show you the largest assortment to be
found in any store in the city. Buy
your goods at Kramer's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

81 centsl Ct centsi Dress Goods In all
the fashionable colors at the low price of
~ cents per yard. Special attention Is
called to these goods as the quantity Is
limited. To be found only at Kramer's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

The bill Of Messrs. Bartlett, Hay.
wood & Co., for putting in the heating
apparatus at the State House, was
paid yesterday by the Board of Public
Works. 1t amounted to $3,45O.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

\ 'Select and Limited.
A. : J. WATKINS. PnrNCrrAL.
II. - = Open September Isl.
i Church st. Annapolis, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

Practices in the Courts of Maryland and
the District of Columl2A Business be
fore Congress or any ofssae 2 s. Depart
ments at Washington, ns C, attended, 70.
Claims against the U. s1overnment col
lected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24
=, Sale, 6or Rrpf dc.
? =. 0scolamn for 7toenty, ,ti0e Cts

IRA CANARY BIRD and
ala fine singer. Price 800.
gi'1, ~ Capital office. oct. 9-tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-24

.aIE-A Mason & Hamlin Cabi-
ORC oeS.y, in good condition. it Price g
eatthe Capital office. o.9-tf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-23
NErUpLlUAN NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

II ID ordered thatA LULyeLtion OF tic StAte DO
held atyArkeiAbuIg on v edntbday, July 80, ls4 VI
100, lock 4. ~, to nGmlrale candidates Tor Cover
moi, State Superintendent Of Free schools, AUDI.
tor, Treasurer, attorney. iencial, aid two Judges
OF the kupi,me Court OF Appeals. TO DO voted ioi
Ut the general election 10 bo held on tho accom-
Tucsday OF October Lcxt; aud 10 Loniliiato h4
Presidential electors TO be voted for at The Ffth.'
dental election TO b. held OIL the fourth day Of
November next; TO select State Central ommit'
tee, aud 10 transact such other business Oh may
como DO ore said convention. ;.
The Republican electors OF West Virginia and all
other voters without regard 10 past political alA'
lions, who arc opposed 10 the coune Of the Demo
cratic administration OF this etlte In creating y
debt In violation Of the express provisions OF ouI
Constitution; TO The oppressive hs cssnehm Illegal
ly imposed upon the people; 10 the unequal and
burcclsoue taxation cauttd ty the tupplel ensAl
astHment o,de, o. the pIacnt administration; ell
who ikvor The lowest taxation Compatible with The
public inteIc,i; OF elcva,iug and cigpiiyiry Amer
lean l.bor protecting sna extending home Indus
tries; giving ice polu or education 10 the mAsse
Of the peop.e; securing inc suhn go aud an homes
COUNTING II ba lots; crcctually protecting all hu
man rights III every section of our common coun
Try and who desire 10 promote irieudly feeling
aad permanent hAiuieny throughout tao State BY
maintaining State mud Government pledged 10
there objects and principles ale cordially invited
10 attend this Convention and participate iniud DO
lbemtlons ~
We would recommend to County Committees
etly action In the matter Of holding county meet.
insa ior the purpose OF appointing elesatss to the
State Convention. and that one delegate for ever,
Que hundred votes cast for Garfield and Arthur BE-
the basis Of eprsent. trn 10 the stste tonyentson
BY orde, Ct the state Central Committed
". ~. COwDeN. Secretary.
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Fafrmont Vat pircfatan. wv ,sl, !, ~
I'VE don't want to be recognized "a q
slate.maker, Tor II Is not In our line; but
out OF an ardent desire to see the full
strength Of the people 81 this State arrayed
against Bourbonism in the coming cam.
paigu, we respectfully suvges! for the con.
Bideration OF the coming Republican State
convention the proprie.y Of selecting Mr..
John Frewi Of the Wheeling INrHLLioKN.
GER, as one Of the Presidential electors.
MIR. Frew has never asked for political pro.
ierment, nor does he now, but he Is one OF
the aolid men Of the State, and a represent.
alive citizen; a consistent, straightforward
man, Of the claas whom the people delight
10 honor. He is in addition In strict &C.
cord with the platform and principles Of
Republicanism, and has demonstrated by
years Of hard service his devotion to the
party. He Is ever 10 a commanding posi-.
ton on the outpostp, and at this janc.ure
Ia peculiarly fitted Tor the position. His
name will add a large measure Of local
strength TO the ticket. This Is q chief res.
son Tor thesuggeatlon we make; yet from
personal considerations we should be glad
to support Mr.. Frew 40 q standard bearel
during the coming campaign. Sp'
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TO Con TRACTORS & BUILDERS

The Boar,l Of Public Works having piecttd m
BIDS offered Of the former lei;irg ana ote,,S ~
advertisement Of the lett Ui Inc w0rt. rn,caG
hereby given that SEALED PR0POs rs viii ~
received by tho bosid Of Public Works Of IN. ~
OIL %es. Virginia, un.il . hour Of il orlo%f'
meridian. on tho 18Th dav OF June, ISL IA, -
completion oil the alterations In nui Iddtinr.' W. ~
the State HOUSE, In the thy of 'btrlc,on. IN ~
co dance with tho plan and Specifications 10, III
building, a. prepsic by Mexsr,. tertles snl ys NV
now dspOsited a. raid State House. whrte ,b n,r
may be seen, and explained by the Hrcii,er, !.
charge. bid"ers In making proposals nc eI ,sc,ta
~ take q the state he material now On hama
nurchU ed ny the State 10 be used IN The c0us n,
y Of said building ard the estimated yslnh
the work IL pIopcted To DO done. a 4 hetpt. ~
the kind and quantity Of laid material, and tae IN
ploItmatc value thereof, may b. seen 1T The ms
81 the Ee 1etary Of etate. AZ there rrmairy MI
" OF the appropriation applicable 10 ibs
TURNER Construction G. ssid work. TIE pnOa
propdations b. his cRisl .tnrc for pa, mrnt y,
work 10 10 be pari0 Gd br him, s!tci tha rars,
and mate tal now on hard shall have been ~.
hausted. Such money AID MA crial on hand h "a
used In the further construction OF said buldIrr
snd such sar,s thereof IS ma. b. tbes,er ty ~
architect In charge The person 10 whom III ca- r..
Tract may BIO awarded will be required 10 esI,
Into bond In tho penalty OF 800 COO with srn,i.,s
be approved by tho soard, conditioned Il, 3.
faithful performance Of the contract, sndpaots
di:lonsi &C Guilty ten per Ceutun OF Inc m Mi,
estimates Of tho architect OF the work periJnS.
Ing: e'- 5-sg7'ssiE0 l-I'57, -. '"s '-AN'
Tho Board reserves the right 10 reject auyo,,l,
bids should 1t deem II TO the interest oi ne su.e
. Propcsa'e TO be endowed Proposals for Il.
Completion OF tho Slate Honse at Charleston" nd
to DO 6epCsitSd with ar furyartleh IN IN. n,Is..
agned at the office Of the Secretary OF bun
Wheeling, ". Va. fFIf' r4-ss.-s :.
II. O. RANDOLPH sTALNAEHR, j.,
- icy o. ss'-i' 49, Ia7.7 HeSJetsfy nj the pnz,d
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The" Guards. u

correspondence Chicdg0 Tribune. FifTl'1 en-
How little Blaine cares for the attacks
upon his personal character, one instance
which comes to mind will show. Before
the Convention Of 1880 he was go much
abused In the newspapers hostile to bis
candidacy on account Of tie Mullgan
letters. One day, about fortnight before
the Convention met, he was In Nav York
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and having
business down town he invited friend to
walk with him. To avoid the crowd on
Broadway and the chance OF being de
!ained by acquaintasceu, they followed the
back etree's. Near Canal streot Blaine
stopped in front Of bill.poster's board
bearing the placard Of a variety theatre, or
which appeared in staring red letters thu
words, "Mulligan Gnards.' Do you SCI
that ?" asked Blaine. swell, II | am nom
mated Tor Piesidsnt I wsnt the band t
play that tune the frat thing. h
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!. BREAKFAST BUDGET.

iced lea saloons are increasing in New
Orleanf. & IN \! l,s' z f,ajii Tx
Apple tree pests are very destructive to
orchards In the vicinity Of Pleasantville,
N. Y. '.j,j7 N +
The New York Athletic Climb has morta,
ped lis gymnasium for $l25 .0OO in order. to
finch it..
Song Of the early cucumber after dinner:
"We're cramping tonight in'the old cramp
ground" a Il ~
d MI. Carl Rosa thinks that English oper.
asiC ar,;s,s compare iavorably with ltal.
ians and arc better than Germans.
The oldest apothecsry shop In Beylin,
the a00;h anniversary oil which happens
In 1856, was recently sold for $500. 900,
Bsso ball Is taking the place Of bull
fighting In Cuba. The little island 10 EVIL.
lantly preparing i'seltior American citizen.
ship. 7 l.'7i &.
James Adams, OF Baltimore, Nd, has
been cor iaed In an insane asylum for die
turbing a prayer meeting BY jumping up
and ehonting amen at most unreasonable
moments" 2 n. :. /,
A Danbury, Conn, horse walked over a
railroad bridge on tho tin guard outside the
ties rather than be caught. The bridge ia
two hundred feet long and eighty feet high,
and the guard foot wldt. #
A call has been ieausd by an organiza.
ton OF Ipdisn veterans Of McMinnville,
Oregon, for q reunion OF all the Indian war
veterans who were in any way engaRad 10
any OF the Indian wars Of the Pacific
Ststes or Territories. ~ Qtjt
A Western editor, In mentioning the re.
cent marriage OF Sam Bowlee, OF thu
Springfield Republican, expresses the opin'
ion that Sam will not bs as much OF an
independent hereafter. It Is safe to BET
the Western man Is married.
Cigarette smokers will do well 10 take
warning from the cad experience OF thai
young man OF Long Island whose excessive
iondnefs for the cigarette has, 1t Is reported
resulted in mental disorder, and that
too, Just on the eve Of his marriage.
1t is a splendid season for entomologists
Potato.bugs, capksr.worms, cut.worms
white rrubs, and other specimens ART
sbouRdiug, and, II the farmer does not ex
terminate them, depleted collections car
be mngni1cently arrayed with all sorts Q
bugs. III, i, .,t 70. H. Isl
Mexico has several induetrisl SCHOOL
established by the Government for bring
ing up the youth Of both sexes and al
classes, without expense, to skill in employ
ments. which will make them useful ir
the community and add to the resources o.
their country.
Fishirg with an electric light for bait il
the latest wrinkle" among New York fish
ermen. An incandescent light is placed II
the mouth OF the net, and lowered with i
in the water. The fsh are attracted by tht
brilliant light and come from all quarter
to see it, when they are suddenly brough
to the surface. se' I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-23
Ta1inx .ln,ilbiv Property"

The State Tpx Commission suggests, as
way Of getting at invisible property" for
taxing purposes, that the holder Of note
or bond shall have no action at law to re-
cover payment on it unless it be mark. d
by the Assessor as listed for the current
year; as, for example, ''listed for 1851"
The Washington National Republican, COM
meotil & on this novel method of discover
ing hidcen things, remarks: "The effect
OF such tax law would simply be to re-
lie7e the maker Of a note from paying it
uuless the holder pays the taxes. There is
CLAUSE in the Constitution Of the United
s.a.es which prohibits State from passing
any law impairing the obligation Of con-
tracts. The courts would have to deter
. mine tine conHtitutionality OF euch tax
law."
With regard 10 the first point, there is no
probability that the holder would make bis
property valuelees by refusing to pay the
tax on it. II euch law were passed and
held to be valid the note holder would take
care Of himeelf by paying his tax. The
constitutional point is more to the purpose,
and it will be interesting to hear how the
Tax Commissioner proposes to get over it.
A promire TO pay ia a contract The Sim
pie question is whether the proposed law
would impair the obligation Of that con.
tract. y
With regard to notes and like securities
already made there is little doubt tha!
there would be a conclusive impairment.
But how. would the test be made, and who
would be bold enough to make ii? Asses.
sora would be keenly on the lookout Tor
that species OF property, and an action TO
recover would send the Assessor to his
books to 500 whether the note had been
listed. For the amount Of the tax very
few men would like to be caught in that
kind Of job, with the extra risk of being
listed finally and made to pay the tax.
Still the constitutional question remains,
and the Tax Commission has the floor.
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Daniel Webster ON ,ne Wiliipna.wnlII
puseB. a. 3 .43,ilt

Daniel Webster ON tho HilIipua.WnlIl.
In his memorable speech on the Consti-
tuition and the Union, delivered in the
Senate, March 4. 1850, Daniel Webster
gave utterance to some thoughts which
have hard.hi,ting reveancy OF this time.
He was speaking Of those persons who hold
ther own views to be altogether right and
saint-like, and all opposing views to be
wrong and born OF the devil. But here are
Mr.. Wsbser's own words:
They sea tns rignt clearly; they think 9th.
ers ought TO see 1t, and they are disposed 10
establish u broad line OF distinction between
VIVA! Is right and what Is wrong They ere
moi seldom willing to establish that line upon
their own CONVICTIONS OF truth and JUSTICE;
and are ready to mark and guard 1t by
placing along it u seriea OF dogmas, as lines OF
boundary on the eartn'B surface ara marked
by posts and stones. There are man who,
with clear perceptions, as they think, OF their
Own duty, do not zee how too eager Il pur.
+ suit OF one duty may, involve them In The
violation Of others, or how too warn an EN-.
bracsmsnt OF ono truth may lead to u disre-
gard Of other truths cqaslly important. As
heard 1t stated gtrougly, not many days
ayo, thsse persons arc disposed to mount
upJn some particular duty, as upon war
horse. aud to drive ,turiou,ly on aud np,n
and 0vsr all other dutie, that may stand In
tbs way. Thers ara men who, in reference 10
disputes Of that sort, are OF opinion that
human duties may be sscerialnsd with the
e1ac:ness OF nathsinstics. They deal with
morals as vita matthew ttio', anu they tank
waas IL right may bs distinguished from
what Is wrong with the precision Of "a alge-
braio equation. They hsve therefore, mono
too niue casrity towards othors who differ
from them. They a,H apt too, to Think mat
nothing is'goot out whstis perfect, aud thus
thers are no compromises or odtfoaaobs TO
bs MAIDS In oan4idsrht on OF d Hsfencs o!
oplaiou or In datTa.eno TO otner mons judg.
mans. II their psrspicaclou, vision ousbles
them to detect spot on tbs face OF tao sun,
thsy thlnk that .ooi reason why the sun
should bs s,rusK down from heaven. They
prefer the chance OF Running Into utter dark
nss' 10 living In heavenly light, II that heav.
emily light be not absolutely without any I'm
pertSouon. 'Et q ~. Z z 3 r {s ,SstsiaI
Dost recognise the picture ? There was |
the voics OF prophecy Tnsre was pre-.
vision Of what was to come thirty.four years
after! Mr. Webster knew tina. in the year
Of grace 1854 G gorge William Curtis and
his follow WillipuB.wallipuses would de.
clare themselves too good and pure and
sweet for earth, and he put their silhon,tes
in his great speech that the INTELLlaHScRp,
in q moment Of inspiration turning thereto,
might resurrect them from the book sholt
and set them before an admirins world.
Daniel Webster knew what kind Of fellows
DO was dealing With,
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL Ann CIV
~ NAL MEETlNa OF THE }Tt,cHi YEN.
Or TuE hEN MUNU IRON y 0pr eNuVLplRi

LIE uhNWVVU IkUN NORk3 "tN
especial and general meeting Of Tho ,,o,,A.,.
u aoa, S e y 90 Iron Sor.s besn s.sSS
otice Of the corporation, No. ii nv s pf.aept
street, ~ WIG CITY Of *hefling, Wei y,~ree.aa
oeokt. for the prrpoe o. coi nj, ,,r A. ",
saSp nm ing Of ,SSGsns RESOLUTION 10 10 onei.,
sspsss s Is 81 Is. t' sas =, ass
nentcd anu 70 Ell, ct+d BY In nts, o. 'ig'hlt
4 u Of The Leaf la,ure OF West virlpi. ri h ~ b
1sS, an TO n'Tept thu provision; II cnar,n Wv !er
"a Code a. nmendtd 4 d 70 Cu,ctd b ~ q. = q
o. ta q A aSn Of sa!d ls.s!ue ana !.
lions thereof by IhapIer 81 Of TIA ssu ~.
esi.laiule Of 1917, and by hsp,tn u ,na y - ~
the Acts Of said Legislature CT iSSs 'ua ~ o,
by Order Of toe FoA,d Of Di'ec' or, ...
al, ALoAzo L1RIva
~. SEIetsyv
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NOTICE NOTICE


~ Nne W .uhiSloNkhS op OHIO forx,,
ro,,ot vi MnsrilSo. y, Va, June il. iiS%SIS'rf
unit Monisy. June 50, ISL. Al o nci +. ihi tt'cs
furnishing redlcinss upon pn,S,i",gidaA. 10,
County yslSan, for the Poor Of tss, mi, Of The
City 81 Whetling lying north Of Wh..oRM Of He
arp dpt iunhhiug medicines upon rss eei
q whssysrs tae pco, Of ,hs! q
durIpx tI he is.a lly,s S snSim 9! Nheens GNS
gtst must do business In that part d. IN ~. Drug
WREN they may bid 10 supply, " 'ue ely In
lelO ~ ROa1; n WDnno y,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


, sealed Proposal. will be received a, h .ae.
vs. i ny Gls,s Gt{ sa'ldinr unt soa ns ,
galyani1td Iron work on ,he onuF ;nh,ing like
buidi 8, R'to the Conduc.ors ana " we iplio
9ullainx, With two fo,t coat, Of a rSss on nd
l&sd Paint Tho iecOrd tot ia 10 U st While
hids 10 to addressed 10 ma Ihai,m.su sone color,
,1sns Ca K.a Et.te Tho Committee w.. se Cc.
ieg =, JoHS G, MIlivp
!eH Ch,lr. Com. on Real ~,
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- THE New Imperial" Plow beatu them all,
"a raEo Il upon trial with any and all Others,
keep them oil and pay, for the pillow that dott
u me most satisfactory work. II ia sold by 8.
f. BOYD. Whao'ire. W Va, ''.sE'S' : - -
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:. y DIED. .I5T7ElT
,orTERaIlLEs-on Sunday, June %. 1881. a
nd One,miIler. III the kIsh,h ward, Mu. ANNll
O1TEaslLLER. f.55 --- l-5ssil + - ~ E!l-,14
Funeral Lotlce HEREAFTER. .H
FKNIAORH-on saturday evening, June q, 1884,
JOHN FKHIAogE, aged s! ytars. y6s
Funeral services at n. /. Church, Martins Ferry
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Intcrment a: Walnut
Grove Camnt,-y $3.50 s-7a -
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CAUTION: A lady 90 years old remarked
to M. de Fontenelle, whose aye was IS
death has forgotten us,h "Hush /" es,l
N. de Fonteno.le, putting his finger to biz
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70 SING. 9sglis ii5 II. $50
Icms Of English Song, ts2): or Minstrel songr,
Slu and New. 49,; or Aue lean College song Book,
re or War Sonas, (60 clxG or Rhymes and Tunes
w ~. This Last Is choice collection OF Homo
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IrlinsarlIve and dcpartn fol ows-City Time:
hAITlM0kE & OHI0.-MA1S I1Sx-Ija
oArf-For Baltimore and New York, l:4J A IN. g:a.
IN, anu h:Os m. Grafton Accommot alton f:s5
Local freight 7:o5 3 m. NJ undsyille Accom-.
n Son ilSa M Glovers Gap gAcconmoda.
30. Dfv:-ror Chicago and the West, as M
ZION, 8:S5 m. Z4neSvllle Accommod alton 4:Ion m
". r. q; pIV.-Fnr Pittsburgh. G:35 NJ io9l
~ M. Tdadelphia Accommodation, $40. D IN
'@n.haSten. "a: Accommodation. ::si p m. '@15
y, lEl0a N, lol5 a m. and s:75 D m. Gloycrs Gan
accommodation, SEQ q m. Moundsyiis Accom-
nooatlnn, 1870 m. Graftnu Accommod atiDn b.ab
n. LEGAL freight 4:lo p N. .G. =
~. DlV.Istnln Su Ia and Tho West, $40 a m,
Nv an aud " p. M. 2 .nesviie lccsmm odK'
non, 500 N. Barnesville Accommodation, 4ii
~. I'd 3. DIy,-r,om plttsbu ,gb, at ,;ao Z !,
a aha ~ N. Warrington. Ia 10 NJ Triadel
:. All through trains run daily. Local trains daily
F., Q. q ST. L.-DuARr-e:2o 4 m. s:H An
s@ n ~ N. Aaarys-s:so q m, il:0S Z N
Cleveland, I.0rniR d WheeJtpe.-prpIpr
y CS!!si,syie 9Ia m. Cleveland express Io1 m,
81; ClaiIsyille l52 IN, Mnssllon accommodai,ni,
nv m, u. Granville accommodation 5:iS n l NJ
ahavE-st: tlaiIsville S:27 m. Massiion accom:
nooation 1881 N, st. ClsIrxyi 10 l227 n m Tleva.
And express G87 m, st. Clairsv,lle $50 p m. 80
Cievelanu q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :.
a. u;N M El6 n; Steubenvillo Accominodas
Won VIZ m. Wellsyille Accommodation 6.ca
m. ,iAAntys-lESs N, sos p m s:2s m; ster.
oommodation oss m. q IS - ''"I''t az
D. Z. d y. Kailwny-LsAvs Bellaira ~,
voodsfeld and eummerficId AZ S.nn a - t ~, tot