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THIS AND THAT.

/ Use SOIODONT when you have eaten:
| Use SOIODONT your breath to sweeten
| Use SOIODONT to aid digestion:
| Use SO/oDONT and ask no question.
! Preserve your mOlarS and yOn won't
Regret the use of SOIODONT.
A marriage ceremony was lately per.
the contracting parties being a German
clergyman and an English girI.
4 Grateful Odnr,
indicative of health and purity. is communi-
Gated to the mouth by the sweet scented
SO/ODNT, which makes the teeth a. white
and dS radiant aS polished porcelain, and
contains II" ingredient that is not highly
beneficial to both gums and teeth
A series of experiment, lately carried out
upon fishing vessels in the North Sea, with
"A view t" lighting them by electricity
proved very satisfactory.
Save and mend tn" pieces. use "SrAGD-
iNG's GLuE."
Bergen, Norway, has new street con
Structed out of the procerd~ of liquor licenS-
eS. 1t bears the name Of DrammenSurl.
which means GrOgway.
How to shorten Life
The receipt is simple. You have only to
take violent cold, and neglect il. Aber-
nethy, the great English surgeon. asked
lady who told him she only had cough
What would you have? The plague"
Beware of ''Only coughs" The worst
cases. can. however. be cured by DIR. WM. !
HALLS BAl.SAM FOR TIE LUNGS. |
In Wh"opng Cough and Group it imme-
diately allays irritation. and is sure to pre-
vent a fatal termination of the disease.
Sold by druggists.
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OvER THE ROiD.
Valentine Snyder, Wouid-Rc mbeciI., Con.
Victei of Horse Stealing


After long trial, occupying fully a da,
and half, Valentine Snyder was convicted
IN the common pleas court, of horse steal,
ing, the jury rendering its verdict at lC
o'clock last night. The crime was com
mltted on September - ult Young Snyder
went to thu pasture of Mrs. ullery. at New
Carlisle, and took out a mare about one
O'Clock in the afternoon, and brought il to
town, trading 1t of to Dr. Campbell for IA
watch. lie was to have gotten So boot
but Campbell thought there was something
queer in the case and had him arrested.
During the long trial the evidence proved
the facts above conclusiyely, but the bulk of
that introduced by the defense was to the
effect that Snyder was an imbcciIr. and IN,
Who'll" strength of Mrssrs. Mower and Iim-
merman's arguments was devoted to this
point. However the jury failed to agree
with them.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Those suffering from Nervous Debility tpg
symPtons OF which are dull, distressed mind, o
snieh unnt them for performing their business .
ana social duties; make happy marriages i'm DOS. .
siole, distress the action OF the heart, causing
hashes OF heat depression Of Spirits evil fore
iNn iTou.hgs, cowardice fear dreams short brsathr-
80 hso, "eancnoIy, ure easily OF company antah
hs'e preference to be alone; feeling as tired i af
the morning as when retiring; lost msnhoo
whte bone deposits In the urine, peryousnet~
trembling, confusion Of thoughts, watery am /
uesk eyes dyspepsia, constipation, paleuess, ptitI
ana a wes1nsss In the limbs, ETC., should con}louf
health, ~ ~ 'o''oieS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-07
The liorner (Nsr

On Thursday Sheriff johnson. of Greene
county. received writ of replevin. sworn
| out by representative of the firm of
Andrews 4 Hall, wholesale boot and shoe
! dealers OF Cincinnati. for some goods that
were sent to yellow Springs by George
Horner, of this city, of which the Torch
light says:
1t appears that lIorner purchased large
stock and neglected to pay for il, and in
order to beat his creditors sent part of the
goods to Yellow Springs. This move was
checked by Andrews IL Hail. who swore ont
the writ Of replevin, and by this time
hOrner has been completely mated
Deputy Dodds left for yellow Springs
late Thursday afternoon to seize the goods.
which were in the possession of Mr.. Thorn
TON, shoe dealer in the Springs. Mr..
Thornton Is, of course, entirely innoceut of
any completely in what seems To be- a bold
attempt D defraud creditors.
The goods will taken to Xenia AS soon rs
they can he appraised and packed.
The stock Of goods found over Sheets sa-
loon ON West Main street, consisting of
shoes valued at s4OO, is supposed to have
come from IIorner's.
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or swEE! v!!;E! Ct! GUM AND

The sweet gum, as gathered from N trco NJ ,b,
S Snu mhhe growing along the smalI streams i'm thc
r",Wrm ~, @ nthtcs contains stimulating c1pectn.
.nnt prihciplc thht lDosens the phlcgm prn,}ucinu
~, ,hy rhiy tnnrn,nR cough, and stimulates the child
,h,i, u,,nM on thc ialsc membrane in croup and
Wn"oplnHrouRh. When combined with tbn bcm,
~ ~ m ,nu'iiihgn9n- principle IN the mullen pIant
~ ~. w ulu nelnS, presents In TAyIOR's CUrRnKrr
Ln Lmmhn, of SWEET GUN AND MULLEN the finest
s."n ~. remedy Tor Coughs, Group, whoopinp p.cniIvb
,n m uns,iinpuon; and 20 palatable any child ia
SHnHeu y. thkc y Ask your druggist for H. Price
s"e'hhhS 81 walter a .TaAIOr. a tIant n lsa
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-07

"One Nail Drive. out Another"

An Altoona man has invented machine
with which he can cut 100 heads of cabbage
for saucrkraut in one minute
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I VI. BENNETT, uNDERTAKER.
IL once andWare rooms. Limestone St, bet
Main and court house. Res l22 W, Columhi;
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SllEliIEF"S SALE.

J. ot sale issued from the Court Of Gomn'" 'o'
il'hS oi clark county, ohio. and to me directed
amh amh delivered, ! viii Offer for sale at pubIiC
"i shih county, in tn" city of Sprinrnrld OH"
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

DEED \ RALPH. "a ". Main st, Dealer,
~ In and Publishers Of Advertising Novelties
Chrome Cards, etc. Also j lob Printers
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OVERCOAT TALK,

: UVlI'UUnI InlN,
{ ! am not in the habit Of
! going into ecstacies over any
and everything, and we are
careful not to say an thing
about our STOCK that we can
not substantiate, for am fully
aware that there does exist a
seeIing Of distrust against
Ready-made Clothing,
And ! believe very justly so
And why? Because Of much
abused confidence. Not many
years ago the average So
called clothing store was
nothing more nor less than
an auction house. The bosses
as we'll as the saIesmen might
be fairly called auctioneers. If.
a customer wanted to DUR
chase a garment how was the
sale conducted ? That is bet
ter imagined than des cribed.
The clothing house that | have
reared in your midst is striv.
ing to raise it's head above all
that is obnoxious aud disa.
gresab's to buyers. How am
to do it? BY calling every.
thing by it's proper name, put
ting PRICES on our aoo,s in
plain figures, allowing you to
return anything that has been
and hold !
ing fast to the golden rule that !
teaches Us 10 do unto all men :
as we would have them to do :.
unto US. !
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-07

JOB PRINTERS.
| N.LIMBOCkER, :. - and ~ Arcade. Print
II. rr, Engravcr and Fashionable Stationrr
wedding goods and calling cards a Specially
WV. VI, ENTLER, Prop. y. WARrESBEE Mau'g'r
TRANSCRIPT PRINTING co.
First classW ork at Fair Prices. 81 :. Market.
IohS !. MIiCHELl a CO., Commercial
JJob Printers. I y. Limestone street
| X. MARSHALL,
- SlPERIuk JOB PRINTER.
Poster work specialties 81. 80. 4 Is, 5. Market
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w A. GROSS & CO., UNDERTAkERS
W once and Warrroom, 46 W Main st
Residence lg9 W. High St
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CABINET MAKER.
UNDERTAKEN,

DETER HALI,
CABINET AAkER. PACKER AND RrPAIHER,
10 " Main 81
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-07

Bergen, Norway, has a new street con
Strncted out OF the procerd~ of liquor lcen,-
eS. II bears the name Of DrainmensurL
which means GrOgway.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti-
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 15.-Flour was quiet
but firm. Wheat was weak; No. 2 red. August 81
094l 2c; September, 94la095l4c; October. 965s q
97s4c; November 9S4 G995sc Corn dull No. 4
mixed, 52c; No. mixed 53a53l2c; steamer
mixed 53le054lec; No. 2 mixed 53IoQ54lo0
SOC; No 2 high mixed August, 52la a 53c: Septem-
Der. 521ad 53c; October, 52lo d54c; November
51l2052c Oats-Spot nominally steady: ungraded
white 81 loc new rejected white, SEE. with old No. 2
mixed quoted at "a ioc old No. white. 37lec: old
No white. 3S3a Q39c futures without activity. but
fairly steady Petroleum quiet and steady: 20 test
in brls, Sl4c Other articles unchanged Re-
ceipts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat 26, 600 bu: corn.
10, 900 bu; oats 5000 blu. Shipments-Wheat, 49,
600 bu; cora 5000 bu; oats $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 15.-Flour easy but unchan yed.
Wheat opened active but very unsettled and lower,
in fact demoralzed, and closed % d24c below yes
erdays closing prices; No. red cash sold at "a a
Zoe but not worth 90 sac at the close: August.
"a 095 lec closing at 80 SIC asked: September, Gas
1Soasc, closing at J44c: October, 965s 9S3ac,
closing at 96osc. Corn-Cash and nearby options
fraction higher, but after harvest months were
weaker No. mixed. cash. ASA 044lac August AZ So
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Farm Notes.

The old practice of putting ashes in leach to
make soap is less common than formerly among
farmers The ashes are worth more as a fertil-
izer to crops than for soap. Good potash can be
bought more cheaply than in the form of ashes,
and it is not in as good shape for applying to
crops However, there is still much virtue in
leached ashes, and where they can be got cheaply
they will pay we'll for hauling sandy land.
Concerning the comparative soil exhaustion of
oats and Hungarian grass, w. J. Chamberlain,
of Ohio, says: Il have raised Hungarian grass
and oats side by side. consider the soil ex-
haustion less with the former than with the
oats, and the soil is certainly in better condition
for wheat and the wheat that follows is better.
AS for the amount of actual food for cattle by
the two, l believe the Hungarian. properly
managed will produce twice as m uch per acre as
the oats. even if you feed the entire straw of the
latter"
A writer in the New England Farmer says:
Instead of draining or in addition to draining,
it is sometimes beneficial to apply layer of
sand all over low, mucky soil have seen
mucky land which had been dressed with layer
of sand three or four inches deep, seeded down
to herds grass and red-top. The heavy crops of
hay which were produced yearly for long
time, were sufficient evidence of the good effect
of such treatment. 1t occasionally happens that
there is sand bank close to such land, so that
it is very convenient for scrapng or carting
upon it,
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Aug. 15.-The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, 2,20O; shipments, 1000. The
market steady; shipping steers, 1926 a 5 80;
stockers and feeders, $2.75Q425; cows. bulls and
mixed, $1.750425; bulk of sales So G3.40; through
Texas cattle slow but steady at $404.1O; Western
rangers, none received.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments. 5000. The
market steady: rough and mixed, $39O0425;
packing and shipping, $50 TO 800 TBS average S3. 25
"a 60; light weights, 81. 6Od4 50; skips IS 03 go
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 900; shipments.
29o. The market was weak; natives, $4942 20;
lambs per head, $17503.
BUFFALO, Aug. Observation-Disclosures, 600
consigned through, 268 cars. The market was
steady with fair demand: extra steers So IS a 6;
good to choice $5.5005.75; fair to medium 81 so
05.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $780, consigned
changed.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; consigned through, 13l
Market fairly active and shade higher for
good; dull; good to choice corn-fed Workers
$4.S004.95; selected grassers, $4.550475: COM
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mon. $A944o; good mediums, $4.75a49o grass
ers, $4.4004. 50.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 15.-The Live Stock Indi-
cator reports Csttle-Recepts, 1,349 shipments
3,908. The market for natives was weak; Texas
slow and Toe lower; exporters. IS 20054O; good to
choice shipping, 81. 10O5.15: common to medium
$4,000 So stockers and feeders $3. 1904 30:
cows, ESQ 03.40; grass Texan steers S30375
Hogs-Receipts 3 90S; shipments / TIT Light
and assorted $4.3004.40; heavy and mixed 81
0425.
Sheep-Receipts, 214: no shipments The market
steady; fair to good muttons, So 0Gs3; common
to medium. $1.500225.
EAST LIBERTY, Aug 15.-Cattle-There was
nothing doing. Receipts, none; shipments none
Hogs-The market was firm: Philadephias, 81 so
049O; Workers, $4.5OG4.70. Receipts $500
head; shipments, 2, 700 head.
Sheep-There nothing doing; prospects for
next week are unfavorable. Receipts, 2, 500 head:
shipments, 2, 200 head.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Catte - Receipts, 600:
shipments, 600. The supply was scarce and only
local trade done at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 shipments. g 200. The
market active: packing grades. 81 al IS; butch
ers grades, 81 500465; Workers. $4.60O475.
Sheep-Receipts. 800; shipments LOO The
supply was very scant and only small retail business
done.
CINCINNATI Aug. 15.-Hogs quiet; common and
light 1915 "a. 81: packing and butchers, $4250
4.S5. Receipts, Az shipments, AGA.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 15-5 p M.-Government bonds
-Consols, 100 316 for both money and the &C
count United States bonds, four and halls,
114a, ex. coupons Railroad bonds-Atlantic &
Great Western frsts 1925 Atlantic & Great
Western seconds, 1901; Canadian Pacific. 46s;
Erie, 117s; Erie seconds 67s; Illinois Central,
1874; Mexican ordinary 24i; st. Paul, common,
S2s; New York Central, l01a; Pennsylvania Cen
trail, 49,, Reading Ill.
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THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly bank statement. issued to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans, increase,
u Os7 400; specie, decrease, $474 900 legal ten
ders, decrease, 81, 254, 900; deposits, increase,
4ll,20O; circulation, increase 500, 800; reserve
decrease S2OS2 600 The banks now hold $780,
e55sS73 III excess of the % per cent rule
SPECIE EXPLORES FOR THE WEEK.
The total exports of specie from this port dur
ing the past week were $3.50. SOP. OF this amount
the exports to Europe were $l22 400 gold and
1882. l32 silver; and to Havana the amount was
g., $50 silver.
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Coffee.

1850 reis per 10 kilos; good second $3.50 reis
Rio purchases for the United States during the week
10000 bags Rio clearances for the United States
4S, 600 bags
SANTOS, Aug 14-Coffee--Rec during the
week "a 600 bags purchases for the United States
1000 bags: cearances for the United States, 5000
bags; stock, 10000 bags.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Fair Volume of Trade in Progress, with a
Steady Improvement.


Steady Improvement.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. Is.
The more common remark among merchants
to-day was that we have had good weeks bust
ness. Every day the volume Of trade has been
quite satisfactory, and less of spasmodic charac-
ter than has prevailed for months past While
country merchants not stocking up heavily,
they are purchasing with more freedom and in
the aggregate, in most departments, the
showing is decided Improvement over
those those Of Of preceding preS weeks of ., the
sales good for early August. In several lines of
goods prices are stronger. In groceries there is
fair distribution; coffees are steady, while
sugars are strong at the recent advance.
In provisions the distribution is light,
comparatively speaking. More is doing
in a jobbing than in a wholesale way. The pro-
dnce markets are really active; prices on nearly
all articles rule so low that there is large
consumptive demand. Apples, potatoes in Efact
vegetables of all kinds, in large supply.
Arrivals of poultry we're large, as well; choice
butter in good demand at highest quotations.
GRAIN.
The local market is still offish, the attendance
on Change is fair, but most dealers bid eau
tiously. The Board of Trade grain circular
gives the following as the ruling prices:
Wheat-The bulls have lost their grip and the
market at all points are weak and lower. In the
absence of foreign demand, home wants are
very rapidly supplied, and under the heavy re-
celptS the last two weeks q general decline is
noticeable all along the line. Locally the feeling
is weak and prices are lower for cash and
futures. New York &c lower, Baltimore lie off,
St Louis &c off and Chicago 1ac off. We quote:
DO req o. "
he1ected, o. C.---------------'.--.---- %
Corn-Local markets are weak and lower,
with sellers more willing to make concessions.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-As on Saturday business
Is closed at o'clock, there is but general demand as
buyers have but time to attend to special orders The
arrival of buyers the occasion of some
request of new business, of very fair proportions
Amoskeag low grade ticks advanced a u 1ec Merri.
mac, Newton shirtings advanced Il u l2c
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Business of the Clearinc-Ho

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE following table, COM
piled from special dispatches TO the Post,
from managers of leading clearing houses in the
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Oils.

of l9c in the opening price of petroleum certificates
this morning at 1.O1, the highest quotation of the
day. Before noon the price yielded to s. 90 but the
better part of the days business done at small
fraction above s 90 until the close when the
price declined to and closed at 995sc bid.
OIL CITY, Aug 15.Nationai Tran sit Com pauy GER
tfcates opened at 81 0Ost highest price, 81 OF; low
est price, 99 Sic; closed at 997sc. Crude oil sales,
z: 445 900 brls; clearances 1900 brs; runs So
95S brls shipments, 80 391 brls; charters 90, 3O2
brs.
BRADFORD, Aug. Educational Transit Company
certificates opened s ,OO3a and closed at 997sc
highest price $1O07s; lowest price 993lc; total ship
ments, so. 931 brls; charters g. O1 brls; clear
ances, 3, 1926 600 brls.
PITrsBURG, Aug 15-The petroleum market was
firm and fairly active today National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 01OO1s and closed at
99osc; highest price, ST. .OOa; lowest price, 995sc
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Choice shipping steers S5.4O05.75
Medium to good shipping steers. --....., 4.7O05l5
Common to fair shipping steers 4.OO044O
Stockers, common to good --..---.---- 2.7503.75
Choice cows and heters 3.75 "a. %
Medium to good and heifers 3.1O034O
Common to good COWS and heifers dull. 2.OO1275
Neas, common so good. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.50Q5. SO
Bulls common to good --..-.-..-...-.. 2.O013.OO
Mixers, common to %. 00045.OO
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000 DUAL
ity only fair. Market steady on good grades, dull
OF common, closing firm. We quote:
Selected light. -------....-...--.--.$4 81. So 04.65
Heavy and medium. ---.--...-....-.--. 4.35 04.45
Common to fair light 4.O004.2 %
Heavy roughs and grassers.. 3.5OO4.OO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1,900 shipments
1000 Fair supply, quality fair. Market steady
at unchanged prices; about all sold. We quote:
Good to choice grades ...............$3.1O 03. go
Common to medium grades -----..----.-. 2.0O02. 80
Spring lambs, common to good .-........ 3.0004 90
Bucks per head, common to good. ...... 2.O0Q3O 90
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The Post in its cotton
review, says Future deliveries are very quiet
Total sales of the day are limited to p 900 bales.
September lost 1-1OOc and the balance of the list
2-loOc, and the market left off barely steady"
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15-Cotton dull: middling
gao; low middling, 9-16c good ordinary 8 3 16c;
net receipts 36 bales gross receipts 81 bales; exports
coastwse $50 bales; sales 200 bales stock hand
Is, 1872 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug Is. Cotton steady: middling
912c; low middling, 9l4c; good ordinary &c. net re-
ceipts, III bales gross receipts 2S6 bales exports
eoastwise 100 bales; sales, 80 bales stock hand
1,167 bales.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet; middng 10c
receipts bales; Shipments 694 bales; stock hand
1897 bales; sales. 700 bales
81. LOUIS, Aug. 15-Cotton nominally unchanged
sales, 10 bales: receipts, 2 bales; Shipments none
stock on hand, 1900 bales.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Active and Strong-Hogs Steady on
Good Grades.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Aug IS.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 1000 Lib
eral receipts of local; quality some BETTER mar
ket active and strong all except some green
half fatted grades. We quote:
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St. Louis g. CAica1&
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnat and Florida Fast Line
daily, 8. and C. c...........- 4ON&r
Cincinnati, Rushvle and Column.
bus Accommodation. ..---....--. lilo Aym
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. C. 3:55ym
Cincinnati Accommodation, daily 655 gn
Acknowledgements Accommodation daily 1913 srn
Chicago and St Louis Mail, p. c.. 10 szrx
ST. Paul and Omaha Express 100. @.55arn
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast Line.
daily, s. and C. c...--...--.....10:45 Rn
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Express. 7:I0 1n
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 7:IG 4n
Chicago Mail, p. c...--.-.......... 12:05Fln
Flying Hoosier.- 5:10 pHa
indianapolis and South Bend Ex-- 5:I0Fn
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Lnne daily, S.. r. c-..-...--. IL 10tm
Acknowledgement and Louisville Fast Line,
daily, C. g. and s...-............. 33i ann
Flying Hoosier- 1888 sa
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. 1885 xaa
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p. 6 345 saa
Cincinnati Accommodation. .-.... 6:42 Fu
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. 642 sar
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Chicago ST. Louis PttsburJ.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia. Wash.
lngton Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily s...........E. 4:1O an
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday. .-............-..11:10 am
Richmond Accommodation. .---... 400 pnz
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press. daily, S. h.....--.--... ass wm
Limited Express, daily, S, h....... 5:40 wm
Arr1ve-ldmited Express, daily -.-.. TOO am
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS except
Sunday ................9....r $40 aun
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton Baltimore and fittsburg Ex-
press, daily ..-..--.-.....-.11:45 am
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
..cept Sunday ................ 4;s5 saa
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo P, c. & ST. L. e. r.
charlottesville and Chicago Express
mountaineering Aaz
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex-
press, daily, s..................11 LOO RH8
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Ex-
press. daily, Observation-Disclosures. 400 zU
Chicago and Louisville Express
p S:33 ars