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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-01-27

| CoURr PROcEEpISGs.-Cou convened al
half past one o'clock Monday afternoon
| with Judges Johnston. Collins and Snyder,
on the bench The following cases were
tried and the balance of the cases on the list
being settled or continued:
Isaac Hugus' use VS.. Abraham Faith, Zap
peal by Defendant) Verdict in favor OF
the Plaintiff for the sum of sl06s.
Ann. NJ. Lindsey vs. jeremiah S. Black
wish notice VIM b. Coffroth, and Emanuel
Lichty. Terre tenants: debt for Dover
Verdict for Defendants.
Henry Schlag, Ex. of the last will and
testament of David Lehr, decd, VS.. Margaret
Lohr. (Assumpsit) Verdict for Defend
ants.
Frederick Smith VS.. Josiah J. Long.
(Ejectment.l Verdict for Defendant.
George Holtzhour VS.. Nicholas Murphy.
Gap. Ad Res Trespass.) Verdict in favor
of the Plaintiff in the sum of FIVE dollars
damages.
Samuel Clark VS.. Samuel Philson. (Ap-
peal by Defendant) Verdict for the plain
tiff in the sum OF fifty-seven dollars.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE teachers of
Addison, Confluence. Lower Turkeyfoo
and Ursina have arranged for local insti-
tute to be held at Ursina. Friday evening.
Saturday and Saturday evening, January
Goth aud 30th. 1886. The following pro-
gram is submitted:
INSTRUCTION
Prof Theodore d. Moss. Principal of the
California State Normal School, will be pres
ent Friday evening and Saturday to give
practical instruction on subjects pertaining
TO school work.
Prof J. C. Weller, County Superintendent,
has been invited and is expected to attend.
TOPICS roR DISCUSSION.
Object Lessons, or the First Principles of
Natural Science-A. S. Flannigan.
Cooperation of Parents-C. Z Mcmillan
Music in the School Room-N. L. Fire
stone.
General Information-G W. Daniels.
oCnOOi llDfdlv COCistltc- d. II. CCOtt-
Physiology in Ungraded Schools-E. s.
Miller.
Mental Discipline-S. A. Berkey
Free Text Books-Directors and Citizens.
Question for Debate-''Does Morality In
crease with Intellectual Development p
Appropriate recitations. good music and
live queries will add interest to the sessions.
FRIDAY EVENING.
The prominent feature of the evening pro-
gram will be general address or lecture by
Dr. Moss. This session and the day sessions,
on Saturday, will be held in the large, COM
modious School hall.
SATURDAY EVENING
Rev. ]. II. Zinn. of Glade. Pa, will deliv-
er bis popular lecture Through Southern
Prisons ard Home Again" in the Lutheran
Churth. An admission fee will BE- charged
and the proceeds be devoted to the purchase
Of apparatus for the Public Schools
Teachers, directors. patrons, pupils--all
in the common school cause. are
and cordially invited.
J. NJ. BERKEY.
Chairman of Committee.
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Mr.. Andrew Houpt, one of Somerset's
oldest citizens, is lying in critical condi-
ton. While going home one day last week
he slipped on the icy pavement. sustaining,
it is feared. internal injuries which will re-
suit in his death.
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I DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Phebe Walter decd, late Of New Cen
treville Bcr- Somerset q urty Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 20 all
persons indebted to said estate TO make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims against the
same TO present them duly authepticafes for SET.
idenee Of the Administrator In said Borough
ID. w. WILL.
jan0 Admfnistrator.
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HAVE YOU A SLEIGH-Do you want
sleigh. No young man can afford to do
without sleigh at the pride they are offered
at the hardware store in Somerset. II is
very stylish cutter and one of the most sub
stantial styles made. 1t has white elm
runners, white elm or second growth hickory
beams. white elm arms bent and spliced in
back, second growth hickory shafts, is IRON
ed with all wrought braces, wrought T and
draw irons. steel shoes, handsomely painted
and ornamented and finished with the best
varnish, plush or brussels carpet trimmed,
has shifting shafts. leathered and tipped, and
sleigh bells, saddle chimes. robes. blankets
and Whips. A complete outfit. Call early
and get your choice.
ID
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Business men of Everett claim that the
prospects of their town are not SO black
as newspaper correspondents haye painted
them. The town is already reviving under
news.
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Mrs. Husband, wife of Mr.. David Hus-
band, died at her home about one mile
northwest Of town, last Wednesday night.
She had been suffering from heart disease
for some time, which it is thought was the
cause of her death.
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Miss Mary ]. Hanraham has been ap-
pointed permanent tpstaf of the courts of
Clarion County, by Judge Wilson, at a sala
~ of 81 per day. This, we believe, is the
first and only female tipstaff. in Pennsyi-
yania
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Judge Johnston, of Cambria county. who
presided over our courts last week. returned
home on the noon train Friday. He made
many friends while here, especially among
the members of the bar.
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A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

solomon Uhi and wife No. %, Feb. Term, 1855.
T.
John II. UhI Voluntary Assignment
Notice is hereby given that Solomon UhI and
wife OF ~omeTset, Pa by deed Of voluntary as
signment dated 6th January lss6. have assigned
10 John II. Ubl said place in trust for the bene-
mt OF the ereaiturs of The said SolOm0d Uni all the
estate, real and persoual, OF the sail solomon IT.
All persons indebted t. the said Solomon Ihl viii
make immediate pay ment 10 the said assignee,
and those having claims and demands will present
the same without delay. at his ofice at Somerset,
Pa. JOHN II. UHL,
Jan'y Is. 1sso Assignee
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The cold snap moderated to agreat degree
the latter part of last week. and the weather
become quite comfortable. The sleighing
was excellent, and was much enjoyed.
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Mr.. Oliver Spangler has his new frame
house on South Street under roof Shorty"
is not to be deferred by cold weather
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIAM ]. BAER,
President Judge OF the several Courts OF Common
Pleas OF the several counties composing the 18th
Judicial district, and Justice ofthe COur OF oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery. for the
trial OF all capital and other oenIers In the SAID
District. and WM COLLINS and SAMUEL SNYDER.
Esquires, Judges of fhe Courts 81 Common Pleas
ami Justices OF the Courts OF Oyer and Ferrniner
amt General Jail Delivery for the trial OF all pi-
tai and other offenders in the county Of Somerset
have Issued tn r precepts and me directed. for
holding a Court Of Common Pleas add General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts OF Oyer and Terininer, at
Somerset on
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Judge White, of Indiana. has filed his an
swer to the charge of fraudulently altering
the will of his mother, preferred by his
brother. The answer denies all charges and
says they are false and scandalous.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-01-27

KEYS Losr.-A bunch of three keys. in
Guiding key to post Office box. Lost prcba-
bly, in the vicinity of the Diamond. Please
return to HERALD Office
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The Kyle Opera Company, formerly Ham,
ersly, will appear in this city for three nights,
commencing Thursday. February 4. Dur
ing their engagement they will produce
Iolanihe Billee Taylor and Chimes of Nor
mandy. The company contains all the best
people of the Harnersly Co.. and has been
strengthened by numerous additions, and
an entire new set of costumes have been
pursbased so the company will be much
better. and the finest costumes eyer seen IN
this city are guaranteed. The Company in
cludes Mr.. o w. Kyle. Miss Florence Gill
bertie, Miss Della Schobert, Miss Jessie
Hatcher. Mr.. Ed. s. McCune, Mr.. p. W.
Mares. Mr.. Will. A. Daniels, and a chorus of
II voices. Admission, 30 and 25 cents. Re-
served seats on sale at P. L. Casebeer's Gents
Furnishing Store.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
EXECUToR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Lewis WeIgIey, dec l. late Of Somerset
township, somerset Co., Pa.
Letters testamentaryO on the above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper au-
thority notice is hereby given to all persons tn
debted to said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against 1t 20 pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement and
allowance or saturday, the 18th day OF February,
JOHN WEIGLEY,
Jan. Q. Executor
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THURSDAY. FEB'Y1S, 1856,
t 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described Real

At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described Real
Estate viz:
NnI certain tract land known as
nv is the " Homestead Farm stu
ate In Jenner Twp Somerset Co., Pa, adjoining
lands of Jonas Ankeny, Abraham Beam Hiram
pcrehes. strict measure, having thereon erected a
large Twc-story Dwelling House. a Two-story
Tenant House, good barn, Stable, and other
outbuildings, about ;45 acres In high state of
cultivation and well watered, nne frait Of many
varieties and a large and valuable Sugar Camp,
n Coal Vein, &c.
NO. g. 4. ffsa ise M5a5.T i5as; Of raI and known .
ate in Somerset Twp. Somerset Co. Pa adIoin-
ing lands o. Hiram Beam. VIM. G. Knepper John
j. Baker. Abraham Beam and others. Containing
lS6 acres and allowances, having a large two
story
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TAVERN LICENSES.

TIA following persons have ilesi In my offics
ses, with bonds, certificates, affidavits, &C, ans
the same will be presented TO the Court Cor allow
anee on Monisy evening, February 2. 1855
TAVERN LICENSES
Charles A. Mitchell. Addison Township.
Edward Wicklow Addison Township.
Thomas Williams. Elk Lick Townshio.
Frederick DUR, Greenville
Samaei A Haines. Rookwood Borough
Samuel Buekman,
Eliza A. Tayman, Somerset =.
Joseph Stulf, Stonycreek Township.
Robert Guthrie, Meyersdale Borough,
+. q. Walker. -
Nathaniel Stieer, :.
George DeHaven North ampton TOWNSHIP.
}, ;; Lyons, ursina Borough,
J. j. Kennel, welIersburg Borough.
RESTAURANT LICENSES.
Mary Kreitzburg, Meyersdais Borough.
PrH.ys s 9thss, Sss, N. b. okIrpallELD, lainnsd;,
4 DMiNisTRAroR's NOTICE.
Estate OF Adam Fit. decd late of Milford
Twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons indebted to said estate TO make immedt-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
1855 at o'clock P. NJ at the late residence OF the
deceased.
HENRY FIT.
dec2s. Administrator
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The sieighing is splenpid.
The County Auditors are still at work.

Among the postmasters confirmed by the
Senate on Wednesday last, was J. X. Cof-
froth. Of this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-01-27

A full ice crop has been harvested. Every
ice house in town has been filled within the
past two weeks with beautiful ice.
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FoRTY-oNE ARE DEAD.
Only One of the Miners Who Entered
the Shaft Thursday Morning Es-
capes-How the Explosion was
Cause0

GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan. 23.-For-
ty-two men were in the gang that
went to work yesterday morning in
the ill-fated Orrel mine at Newberg.
1t is now known that of that num-
Der Al are dead. The man who es-
capped is John Miller he came up
five minutes before the accident.
The cause of the awful calamity
is attributed to the removal by Al
bert McWilliams of a bulkhead
across one of the yentilating CALLER,
les. which turned the fresh air from
its proper course and permitted the
accumulation of fire damp. This
was fired by naked lamp, and the
explosion followed
When the explosion occurred the
cages were at the bottom of the shaft
and the tremendous energy resulting
from the combustion crushed them
and the heavy timber lining of the
shaft into a confused mass. This
demolition of the cages obliged the
rescuers to resort to the iron coal
buckets as means of reaching the
level of the drifts, and as they will
hold but three men, the work of re-
moving the obstructions proceeds
very slowly.
THE FORCE oE THE EXPLOSION.
Some of the men have, however,
forced their way through into the
mine and penetrated about 800 feet
along the main heading. They re-
port that one cross heading 50 feet
long, which had been filled up solid
with slate, mud and refuse, was
blown entirely open, the enormous
mass of debris being scattered for
several hundred feet along the gall
leries,
The first bodies were reached at 5
O'Clock this evening. At g o'clock this
evening, four bodies had been dis
covered and removed to the bottom
of the shaft, but they will not be
brought up to the surface until
morning. They are so blackened
and disfigured as to be unrecogniza-
BILE
Every hour since the disaster,
scenes of the most agonizing charac-
ter have been enacted in the homes
of the villagers that were poor, but
happy, yesterday, but are now desc
late At first it was hoped that the
men who were in the mine might
have escaped instant death and
they could be rescued before they
died of starvation. While there
was reason to believe this, the wives,
mothers and other relations of the
unfortunates retained their feelings
20 some extent This morning, how
ever, when word was passed from
mouth to mouth in whispers that
there was no hope that any of the
miners were still living, a wall of
anguish resounded through the
WI ole village, and when 36 hours
ago laughter was heard, the only
sounds now are means.
THE VILLAGE IN MOURNING.
Twenty-Five of the victims were
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DWELLING HOUSE.

a large Bank Barn and other outbuildiugs there.
on erected, about lilo acres In fine farming condi
tion and well watered, and the remainder In ex.
ceilent timber, with Saw-mill. large sugar.
camp, Coal bank with a four-foot vein OF Coal,
and an ex client young Fruit bearing o, chard
MY y A certain trscr Of land krown
nv. Cs as the " Hanger Farm. - situ-
ate la 5 merset Twp, Somerset Co., Pa, adloin-
Ing lands of W m. G knepper, Wilson Maurer.
Noah =. Miller. iiram Beam. and others con-
tanning lis acres and I'D perches, s'rict measure
with two-story Dwelling House. Bank Barn and
other buildings thereon good Orchard, a fine
Sugar-camp. god farming and timber land,
The ADORE three farms are Convenient 10 schools
churches, mills, stores. ETC
MY A Lots Nos. l and 2 In Block T.
kNOs =. situate In the Borough of Ur
sina, Somerset 70, Pa on the South side OF Park
street. and ir ntina on same 37Ix feet each and
extending $50 feet In depth to Wilson alley bcun-
ded by lot No 3 OF same block on the East and
Brick alley on the West.
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monday. february ee, Iss5.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all the Justices ofthe
Peace, the Coroner ami Constables within the
said County OF Somerset, that they be hen and
there in their proper persons with their rolls rec
Oris, inqaisiti0ns, examinations and other remem-
brances, 10 do those things which TO their oifims
and in that behalf appertain to be done and also
they who will prosecute agains the prisoners that
shall be in the Jail OF Somerset county, 10 be
then and there 10 prosecute against them as shall
be just.
shsrir,s once, JOHN VIM Frs,
Jan. u ls,5. Sheriff
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FRIDAY FEB'Y 10, 1886,

fhfDdI TED 10, 1000,
at O'Clock P. NJ. all the right, title interest and
claim of the Defendant, Fred lady, of in and to
the ioiiowir described Real Estate, viz:
No l. Two certain lots of ground situate 10
Meyersdale Borough. Somerset Ounty, Pa.
known as lots Nos $50 and SsI in the BueehIey
survey of said Borough. fronting on Railroad
street, and running back 80 feet TO Ridge alley,
and lying between Third street and lot No. s7e
each OF said lots being 80 feet wide, with one
stcry Frame Dwelling House erected on lot No.
$50, and two-story Frame Dwelling House and
Stable on 1T No. ISL
No. 2 The divided middle part Of lot No 327
In Meyers addition of the Borough of Meyersdale
County and State Aforesaid, fronting 40 feet on
Grant street, and extending South TO Salisbury
Street; the Eas- and West parts Of sai1 lot are
owned by George Dunges, having thereon erected
tvo-story Frame Building with Basement. for
merly known =. Hady's Bottling Establish
mept," with the appurtenanees.
Taken in execution at the suit of ) Il. PhilsOn,
Cashier o. the Citizens Bank
All the right, title, interest and claim OF valen-
tine Bracht Of in and TO the following Real rs
tate, situate in Summit Twp. Somerset Co., Pa,
bordering on the waters OF the Buffalo Greek and
Casselman River, and adjoining lands of Jacob p.
Walker, Ross Forward Jonn ID. ROddy Ind late
=. Z. II. Waiser and others, containing so acres
erected a 0ne-st0ry House, Stable and other Out
buildings, With the appurtenanees.
Taken in execution at the suit OF T. c. Jenkins.
ALSO
All the right, title interest and claim Of the De-
fcndant, Jacob q. Weimer, OF, in and 10 the fol-
lowing Real Estate, viz: Three certain lots OF
ground situate in the village of Garrett, Summit
Twp, Somerset Co, Pa. known on the plan Of
said town as lots Nos g - ant 25 each fronting
on Washington Street and extending South 10
jefferson street Lot No p bounded on the West
by w lker Street and lot No. %. on the East by
Mulberry AveDne and lot No. "a lying between
lots Nos. p and p. with two-story Frame DwsI-
ling House on lot No. IS, with the appurtenances
Taken in execution at the suit OF ). h. Weimer
use offs. ID. Liyengood.
NOTlCE-All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that part of tine pur-
chase money-to be made known at the time Of
sale-will be required as soon as the property Is
knocked down otherwise ii viii be again exposed
TO sale at the risk OF the urst purchaser The
residue of the purchase money must be paid on or
before Thursday OF the first week of February
Term OF Court, the time fixed by the Court for Sc
curing the acknowied gment OF deeds. and no deed
will be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid in full.
Sheriff. Office. JOHN WINTERS
Jan'y q! lss6. Sheriff
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Pierce. Armstrong Co., Pa. Jan. %.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate,

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
Somerset County, TO the unds rsigned. Trustee for
the sale Of the sal Estate Of David Bell deed,
there viii be exposed TO sale By public outcry at
the late residence of said decedent in Jenner Twp
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THE BERLIN
MARBLE aid GRANITE WORKS
STILL AHEAD!

The 1855 has been of the most busy
establishment Forythree Monuments and One Hundred and
Seventtwo Headsone the record for the year We thank
numerous customers for their liberal patronage would
announce to all who may be in need of anything in line
that in the field looking up orders for delivery
the Spring of 1886
We propoee to continue h do the best work the
prices We determined eclipse the past the of
business and to this end have reduced prices very
lowest figure and shall continue to do the best work.
DO not be deceived into believing that dealers few
experience do work well If in need
OF work please visit the Berlin Marble Works else
til the Proprietor of his agents calls you and you
will be sure to get the best return for your money.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of certain writs Of Fl Fa. and Vend.
Ex. issued cut of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Somerset Co. Pa. and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House in
Somerset Borough, Pa, on
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"a n N more money tnsn at any thing eise By
"uuXts~ing an agency fer the best selling
fail Terms tree. HAL;.sT BooK Co., Portland,
Maine. ianz3
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Franklin Lohr, John Lohr, McCiellen Lohr,
Daniel Lohr. Jane LOhr, intermarried with Ir-
win CLARK, Christiana Lohr, intermarried with
Joseph Fash. and Jeremiah L0hr, of Centri Al
America, and Elizabeth, intermarried with
Thomas Z. Hite, OF Cambria County, Penn'a.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance OF a
Writ of Partition issued out ofthe Orphans Court
of Somerset County, Pa, 1 will hold an inquest
on the real estate OF Adaline Lohr, decd, situate
IN Shade Twp, Somerset CO., Pa, on Thursday,
the ith day Of February, 1886. when and where
you can attend il you thins proper.
Sherifi's office, JOHN WINTERS,
Dec. 2S. 1855. Sheriff.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

We announce that having bought large
stock of Flannels, Yarns Blankets, Canton
Flannels and other Fall and Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer them at prices nerer
before touched By the trade. Everyone that
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices. Our
stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lnoleums, Mat
tings, Rugs, Stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons
&C., &C., is very large, and is composed of the
most desirable goods in the market
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THE VILLAGE IN MOURNING.

Twenty-Five of the victims were
married men, and of that number
16 had families living in Newberg.
OF the unmarried men and boys
nearly all had relatives among the
500 persons that makes up the popu-
latlon of the village.
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Tn : BOUND TRAINS.
r-rsBURGH DIV. b. & o.

PITTSBURGH DIV b. q o.
WEST BOUND.
Express Mail Cum'd
s.sOA.M. 4P.N. 9.55 AM
Z, gsskN01lL 100 7.35 go "
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Mail Express Cum'd
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Amt due December 81, 1854 49, $3.50 90
Amt Of loss by ire during the
year 1855 ........... -. 1868 90
Amt due for all other expenses
for the year 1881, ineluding Of
hcers pay, commissions and
exoneratiOns. -. COS 7s sS72o 70
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TINE TABLES.

Inter arrangement which went
l'r,.1 ihe W Ralto. and Ohio Railroad on
. .si .o..mser 2 nh 18Th, trains will run over tDe
-, pe9rsmbria Branch as follows
.-rsrses - pofr>D TRAINS.