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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08
Notice of Administrators Sale 0l
 Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IHAt ls l., " pursuance of the order of the FIo,A5 Court of che County of Puma in the Ierrij'.' i 'i AnzOna, made on the Twenty-ssvettl tl ,-'5 g August, A. D., ls5S. m the matter oi the e7.a-I of Cornellus Ryan, deceased. t1e n, irfS -- .',- administrator of sad estate will sell at fA'- Auction, t0 the highest bidder, for cash, i- I ,- parcel, and subject Co cOnhrmat1l hs .l Probate Court. Ou THURSDAY, the lWehl. day of September. issS tt ten O'clOc lu tle l".- noon of sald day, at the entrance of the 'u---'t Court House, m the City of Iuc-Jn, to-L.! Pima and Territory or Arizona, all tAr L.s utle, interest and estate or the said intrsi,. the tune of his death, and all the right, ti.- interest that the sand estate has, bv opera'i'L law or 0therwlse acquired other than or l- , 1 dition Co that of the sad irtesiRte, At the ,. of his death, Tn and tO a that lot pIecr "l rI eel Df land, situate, lying and being ID me sa- I County of Pima and Territory of Arizona "-' described as follows. tO wit.
 is OfSW A and SW i4 of SEi4. Sec l7 Ar NE ia of NV 4. Sec 2S, rOwnsnlp =. . D U '-- Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 FERNS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE Ao-i Ten per cent of the purchase money co De laf on the day of sale, balance on cOuhrmalIss- r- sale by Probate Court; deed at expense Gl pun chasesr. ALBERT sTEINE ELD, AdmlnlstratOr of the Estate of COrneiin7 h''-'
 deceased.
 TUcsOS, A. T., Ang. 7, 1888. .
 BYRAS W. TiCHESoR. Atty of Admlnist'a-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08
uNPRFCEDENTED ATTRACTION
 | OyxR MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated by the Legislature m lsos,, TOT Educational and Charitable purposes, and lts franchise made a part of the present state O3n- sIitution, In Is5g by an overwhelming popular vote.
 Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW INGs take place Semi-Annually, June and December) and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on each of the other ten months in the year, and are all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La.
 We do hereby certify that Wesuparvise thesr- rAngemsits for all the Monthly and Quarterly DrasingH of The Louisiana State Lottery Com pany and in person manage and control the Drawing themselves, and that the same is S,nducted n1th honesty, fairness, grd in good faith toward all parties. and we authorize the Company to use this certinchte. nith fAc- similss of our signatures attached, m Us sd' vertisements."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08
Advertised Letters

Unclaimed letter. remaining in the Post Ofics at Tucson, Arizona, Sept, [, IsSs:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08
CONSUMpTION-

when is Serofula Orthe Lungs, is arrested anu curede by this remedy, if taken in inc eaTTuer stages or the disease. From it's mar xS,ioIs P9Werfover this terribly fatal disease. Nltn rsIiOnering this now wOrld-farneCi rem, sss tc Ihepubhc, pr. Pierce thought seriously tt- St SsSAAit- u ms ~COSsUNPTIOS CURE" but aneliohed that name as too restrictive for . Hsdlclne which, from it's wonderful com
 ollaiIot or tonic, or strengthening, alteratiye
 V. W ut.'i,i-'iednsing, anti-biliOus. pectoral and Ai,titlNe properties, is unequaIed, not oDly sT5 n I,sne9y Tor Consumption, but for aIl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

!ih9roughly cleanse 1t ! y using pr. PIerce,. SOiden Medical DI>cOgery, and good Ilsestl0n, a fair skin, bUOyaat Spirits. vital sGthgtn and bodily health will be estabiishad
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

ST. LoUIs, Sept, 6-- 4 special from Little Rock says that a big sensation was caused by the stealing of ten ballot boxes from tLe office oi the County Clerk. The safe was blown open to get them. The burgiary was the work o. experts, Ihs sxcilement is running high Hundreds Uf negroes are gathering about the Ce-k's office and 2 riot IS i'm minent. The ballot box from one town ship while beng taken to the county seat, was stolen by e gang of masked men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08
Capital Prize, $500, ,000

Ioo,oo Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves, $Io; Quarters, $ {; Tenths, $2; Twentieths, SI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-08

LONDON. Sept. 6-Twelve hundred spinners at Bolton have struck. It is expected that the strike will spread.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
WHERE THE MONEY Goes.
Declarations Showing Whining Horsos 1
Washingtoa Park Club stakes.

Oeelarot1Oas Showing Whining Horsoo b
Washingts, Park Club stakes.
CIIcA0o. February l6-The declaration,
of winners and amounts out OF the Wash.
ingtOn Park club stakes are published.
They aggregate lO6, the American Derby
losing 81, the Sheridan stakes q, and thu
BnSlewood stakes 20.
The following Is the list: The American
darby st 70 esch-Halsey, Cremorne, Jake
SandsrS ochOolmaster, King Idle, Chimes
Gordon. Serenader. Delphine, Austin
Goodman. King Himyar. Aberdeen. Nut.
yer: Rialto. Barrister, Saratoga, Nsnon.
Orderly. Chicors, Formosa- Ben Ridgley,
yswest, Ivanhoe, Hiawatha, COloma Henry
L Christie and Ella F-si.
Sheridan stakes At SO each-Halsey, Gre.
Dorue. Jake Sanders, King Idle. Ella F.
Duckhound. 6erenader Aberdeen, Rialto,
Harrist@. Saratoga. Nanon. Orderly. Chico.
n F0emesa, Ben Ridgley, yewett, lvanhos,
HiAwatAa, Coloma, Henry L and Christie
n
The Englevood stakes at so each-Kitty
D, Carrie woodward, Emporia, Nellie d,
Dslphine. Enlatu,, Vision, Fleika, Nsnon,
Eve Roeerk, Silver Thread, Chicora, For.
moso, Hiavstha, Bonnie Doom, History,
Hattie d. Hansslls, Bertis B and Esthss
0-A
Ths Hyds Park stakes at 90 each-Mary
Ian, Jim Watkins, Bob Lisle, Philosopher,
Olaf Expert Ban. Black Easls, Mamie Cole
end Sslins-a
Tbs Drexel stakes 1t SO each-Protector.
Usrda, King Alfred, Nedo. vinoo and Ne,
= The Kenwood stakes at SO each-Gun.
shot, Kasson, Wide Awake, Henry n c.,
Storage and Annex-6
The Lakeside stakes at SO each-Corinth,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
DISASTROUS FIRE.
WSsks q Large Massachusetts, RaDoe
Heass BarueA Yesterday.

W0sks u . Large Massachusetts, RaDOP
House BarnsA Yesterday.
BosroN, Mass. February i6.-The works
Of the Wilbrahsm Paper Company have
been entirely destroyed by fre. The fire
Was discovered in the fifth story. where the
storage department Is located. The flames
soon spread to the elevator shaft and then
made rapid progress The village is with
out adequate fire protection and aid from
Springfield was asked. About 40 steamer
number two. OF Springfield. arrived by .
special train. By this time. however. the
flames had become master Of the situation.
and the main part of the factory was
doomed.
All that could be done vas to use every
pfecaution to save the adjacent structures
which were the homes Of large number Of
operatives who will be thrown out of en-
ployment. The large factory was equipped
with automatic sprinklers in the fifth story,
but they failed to work. The loss will be
heavy. The main building was 200 feet
long by 90 vide and five stories high. with
large extensions. 1t Was built Of brick and
contained many thousand dollars worth Of
machinery, some OF which may be saved.
At ten o'clock the 6re wss not under con-
troll, and additional steamers were tele-
gr.phed for.
The structure contained large stock Of
hnishen paper ready for shipment This
was entirely consumed. The works fur
nished employment to 300 operatives and
was practically the only industry in the
town. Its capacity was about ten tons
OF finished paper per day. The controlling
interest In the firm is owned BY Con-
ereoman William Whiting. Of Holyoke
The loo is estimated at $50. 900; insured
in New England mutual companies for
about fSOO ON
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

nrm or desecuveS Granvilie's name IL not
mentioned, nor u there any intimstion OF
TIE sourcs Of information.
Cpon the strsngth Of this lsttsr NJ. Hu-
ling went 70 Chicaep, where he bad an In
terview with Mr. Lyttle, who was instruct
~, 100 for the work. Nothing was aocom.
Plisted at this interview, except the open
Ing Of negotiations. The next interview
took place at the Neil House. in this city,
August q. there being present Judge Nash
and Mr.. Huling on the one side, and Colo
mel Duff and Messrs Clark and Lyttle OH
the other. They suggested $lo, ,OO0 As their
terms At which Nash and Huling laughed.
and talked about $1,000 being the
sss best that; sh.s they could do; Nash Nash
saw some parties and Afterwards informed
Duff and the Others that they had raised
the $1,000. There was no arrangement
made NJ this interview, but soon afterwards
e2,O0O Vas dxed a. the price by correspon-
dence. Some time in September another
interview vas held at the Grand Pacific
Hotel in Chicago, at which time $l66. 6S
was paid for certain information which
vas given, and an arrangement was made
BY which for the payment OF &50 in one
vas to be given. This $66666 was the first
instaliment Of the 5000, the second in
stallmsnt b be paid when an indictment
was found. and the last S666 66 when the
case came to trial. Mr.. {. D. Firestone.
Judge Nash and Mr. Huling wcre present at
this interview. At the interview held one
week later, Colonel DUFF filled out certain
blanks in the contract with the names Of
certain persons who were to be the Wit
nesses. Granville vas present at the first
Of these two interviews
Mr.. Clark also testified that Granville was
very s0licitious about having his name con-
cealed from Huling. as the latter would
take no stock In their story il he knew that
he (Granville) was connected with the A.
fsir
The defense attempts to show also by
this witness that witnesses were to be en-
Rloyed to como and testify in place Of
Granville.
Nearly all Of yesterday vas consumed in
the Arguments upon objections The eKis-
tence OF two contracts vas developed dur
ing the testimony Of Mr. Clark. Que Of
which was retained BY Mr. Huling. In one
of these contracts Granville is promised re-
munity from prosecution. Mr.. Huling vas
asked TO produce the contract, and said
that he would do 20 IL he could find il
among his papers The other contract. the
one received from Chicago, is nov in the
hands Of Judge Push.
A subpoena was issued for Colonel Isaac
Hill yesterday morning. who it is reported
b en- route to Columbus from Washington.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
JAY GOULD SHOULD RETURN.
Wau oersse BecominE Painfully Dali aad
Uni.tsrestiag.

Uatatsresting.
Esv YoRk. February ls.-Not in q dozen
years has speculative business been Is dull
q now. Complaints comes from operators
q al hand
One of the most prominent members Of
the Stock Exchange. gentleman who is ae
the bead Of one of Wall streets bigyest bro
keraee houses, said yesterday: I'VE have
not earned enough during the last six
months 70 pay our Office expenses, and We
have Jared not one whit worse than other
firms"
Fully . third OF the old clerks in Wall
street houses have been discharged lately.
owing to the long continuing lack Of busi-
neA- They have had their salaries reduced
materially. and more than one conspicuous
house is getting ready to 60 out of business
altogether.
Enter any once in the entire Wall street
district and you hear animated discussion
Of just one subject-the prevailing unpre-
cedented dullneA. There are . hundred
theories to explain the unpleasant condi-
ton and another hundred suggesting Cur
rectiyeA Wall street insista however. on
sttfibuting the trouble to outside" causes.
The same sort Of arguments used to be
hoard in the San Francisco mining market
when the public, heeced over and over
oyRoesss ma ~SBeh ~ hkhs Soy "a SAc ptO-
fenional shearcrA The public went awsy,
and the public stayed away; even to this
day Is hss not been tempted hack. The
deal was fair. Wall street could have well
afforded 10 heed this San Francisco history
long ego. The New York Stock Exchange
b no protector Of the interests Of investors
Il was urged in the columns Of the Times
. long time ago that the stock exchanse
cusht . throw more safe guards around
the dealings 1t authorizes. Yesterday this
suggestion assumed detiniss official shape
in memorial addressed to the exchanges
governors demanding that the Office of
Auditor Of Railway Accounts be created on
the exchange 80 that railway statements
ahall - made to amount to something more
than Q mere collection of mysterious tis.
urea Such an oface would prevent wildcat
booming. whereby nov the public Is
swindled: il would head of the steam OF
lies that nov hOw on increasingly to scare
investors out Of their holdings or substan.
tial securities-
Frederick T. Brown, Of H. l. Horton 4
Co, submits this memorial. which bears the
indorsement Of the most influential houses
in the street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
Cascs Of Nutmeg Poisoning.

Some people doubt the poisonous effect
OF nutmeg, but several cases Of nutmeg
poisoning have been noted in The British
Medical Journal during the past summer.
A whole nutmeg was taken in four of the
cases, and five whole ones in the remain
Ing case. In still another case. the use %
half utmeg In hot drink WAS nearly
atai--Boston Budget.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
A SUNNY STORY.
usw Gen. ". 3. Harney Celebrated the
Annivsrsary Of - Impertans Event -

1ov 0On. W. y. Harney Celebrated the
Anaivsrsary Of a InpertAns Event =
Hin.
Pass CHlIsIrAs. NIss., February l6.-On
tAe wide gallery of his handsome residence
In this cherry suburb Of New Orleans, in
the warm sunshine, in his padded chair,
the thermometer at To and the roees
blooming and the birds singing In the mag.
nolia on the lawn, sat sll Monday morning
General William 8. Harvey Many Of his
neighbors called upon him. bringing con.
gratulati0na Children and ladies came
with bouquets and many of tho winter
dWellers called in 70 shake hands with the
cid man. for he celebrated the seventicth
anniversary OF his appointment as officer
In the United States Army. The old soldier
was pleased With the attention paid to him
and called his wife to exhibit to the visitors
the muster bundle Of parchment which he
had received from time to time 4, he ad-
vanced III rank. The first was his commits
sion rs Lieutenant Of Infantry. signed by
President Monroe, February l3, ISIS: tha;
sx Captain. by President John Quincy
Adams, 1875; Others signed by President.
Jackson and Polk. aud finally his appoint.
msnt at Brigadier General. signed by James
buchanan
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
MIcHiGAN'S SPECIAL.


Ihs Bsturos show that Seymour Bsp.,
Has Besn Elected.
nAnauRrrR MIcn.. February lS.-Re-
turns from the special Congressional elec-
ton in this district show the election ot
Jeymour. tRepublicanl BY . majority Of
shout seven hundred over Breen, the Dem
ocrstic Labor candidate. Seymour carries
The counties Of Alger, Gogebic, Grand Trav.
ere, Iron. Keweenxwa, Luce, Marquette,
Aenominee and Schoolcraft BY msjorities
ae1resating l,763. Breen carries baraea,
Chippewa. Delta, Houehton, Msckinav and
Ontontog.n by majorities footing up l,2z'.
were received from only Grand Traverse
counties, which gives Seymour about seven
hundred majority. The Prohibition vote
Vas yerv liRht
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

To the man or woman who has never
oeen very III. the word "health" IL mean
ngIess. But 10 the one who has suffered
and despaired. health appears as . price
less boon. To the thousands OF unfortu-
nate women who are suffering from some
Of the many forms Of weaknesses or irreg-
ularties peculiar to their sex. DIR. Pierce's
Favorits Prescription holds forth the
promise OF . speedy restoration Of this
priceless boOn.- e
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

"Didn't you catch ons' said the sym
pa&betic bystander To the man who had
made grasp at a passing street car bat
missed and measured his length In the
slush
Il did, sir" he replied, with cold dig
Eity, a. he gathered himself up and walked
away. IL tumbied. Chicago Tribune
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
IneoFpOr0ti0aa.

Findlay Lodge No. IS, K. Of p; syra-
cuse Oil and Gas Company. Lima, capital
stock 10000; SomertOn Creamery Com.
pany, Belmont county, capital stuck 8. 900;
A. Lincoln Lodge No. l64. Order Of the
Sons Of St. George, Nszillon; Eureka Pot.
terry Company, Steubenville, capital stock
$4,000; Aahonins Club, Alliance, capital
stock $1,000
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
SENATOR hiScock
Oaia - - the Nan upsa WAsa AaaanSs
AAAtlo viii Rall.

Oaia - - the Nan upsa WAsa AaaanSs
Mantle VIII Fall.
N.v YoRK, February l6-In . special
from Washington 70 the Times occurs thil
interesting statement:
While these Western booms are being
started. . remark dropped in private con.
versation by William Walter Phelps. haa
opened the ears Of the Sherman. Allison
and Cullom leaders with snap, and caused
the Hawley contingent from the far East q
raise its ears in astoniehnent Mr.. Phelps
is quoted - saying to Southern man.
Who asked the opinion about the meaning
OF Blsine's letter and its probable effect in
the advancement of other candidates, that
it Vas altogether probable that Senator
Hiscock, Of New York, would become the
legatee Of Blaine. and that he would 70
into the National Convention with Nev
York, New jersey, and all the other East.
ern and Middle States, except Connecticut
behind him.
This report has made Mr.. Hisoock an in
portant factor in politics. II he vas awars
Of any plan on the part Of the Blaine men
to take him up, instead Of the Mains
Knight, il would account for his modesty
and reticence when asked by correspond.
ents to say what he thought Mr.. Blaine
meant by his letter. But Mr.. Hisoock's
Co8nCe3 IOr . uOtnlhSuou arc Cert8lnuy 0OS
smaller than were those Of Garfield seven
years ago. Many Republicans regard him
- man whom they could support quite
q cordially - they supported Garheld.
There 10 . growing impression here among
men who are not we'll acquainted with thS
feeling Of the Empire State that Hiscoek
would prove An extremely popular candi.
date.
Il loolD - il the result Of the publicatioo
Of Blaine's letter would be 10 encourage al
the aspirants for the Presidency to msks
heroic efforts to enlarge their respective
follow:ngs, 90 into the National Convsn-
tion for dozen candidates. and then. per-
and California hurrah, break for Blaine and
nominate him BY acclamatiOn on the first
ballot All Of his friends agree that he
would not refuse . nomination under thsss
GscUmstnpcoo
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

EvAHsvILLK, ISp.. February l6.-An i'm
portant suit involving property in this city
valued at 500, 900 has been filed in the Su
perior Court The suit is brought BY Jose
phine Collstt Of Ter-e Haute, for the re
oovery Of property formerly known as the
Erie canal bed. which is now traversed in
part BY one of the principal thoroushfare.
Of the city, while in other parts it is cover.
ID BY residences and business blocks The
suit b brought against the city and two q
he property holders, and upon il. resnl,
the entire title will be tested. 1t is an ole
question which has never. however. beer
brought before the courts in this for,a
The ding Of the proceeding has created Z.
1pasiderable sensation.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
Tho Mormon. Wife,. Shoes.

Mormon Wife trying on pair Of shoes,
They are oceans too large, my dear.
Husband-I'll take them back aud get
n smaller pair.
Mormon Wifc-No, don't do that. Give
them 70 your last WIFE They'll just fit
her.-The Epoch
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Although many remedies arc pushed
into the market BY spicy Advertisement.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead and
druggists sell moro than ever before. Price
only Is cents.
Mrs. Crow: 'Chile. buy . bottle do Sal.
walton Oil; II cure your rheumatism, ear
tin" Is cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
Not Quite Fitted.

Miss De Peytor-Yes, admit DE Smiths
Quotat Ions nre very amusing, but they are
not quite fitted for our circle His saws
usual have reference 20 common people.
Mr.. JoneS-Oh' 1 see. Hi, saws are
not OF your set.-DostOn Courier.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

II wss troubled with IN eruption on my
faoe, which was . source Of constant an
noyancs when wished 70 appear in esm-
pany. After using ten bottles Of Ayers
Sasaparflla, the humor entirely disap-
peared. Il Wood. 20 Adams
sRsek Lowell, Nasa.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
ne E.cissme.s Not Over.

The rush At T. J. Casper's drug store. II
east Main street, still continues and daily
scores OF people call fce bottle Of Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the
euro Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the
standard family remedy, Is sold on guar
antee and mover falls to give entire satisfac-
ton. Prise Sae and ~ m Tv'.' size, free.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Leo XIII always dimes aiYne. No king
In CllristendOm ever receives higher
honor than TO be invited 10 partake Of
cup Of coffee.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

1t doesn't take much 10 puzzle children.
Now one Of them wants 10 know bow thu
angels get their nightgowns on over theis
WingA
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Rev. Mr.. Wassail, pastor Of church In
Neodon. Mass., has been dismissed from
his pastorate because he persisted In smok-
M . pipe. A mild Wassail, that.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Get Q German friend to say 1888 in Ger
man. Don't say it yourself for you'll Il dis
locate your jaw.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Norits Saphir. the witty Austrian. was
once standing In crowded theater. Some
one leaned on his back. thrusting his head
over his shoulder. Saphir drew out his
handkerchief and wiped the mans nose
violently. The latter started back. ''Oh
beg your pardon" said Saphir. II tb0uk ht
Il WAs mine. .
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

Postmaster Klaus. OF jamestown. OAK.
tails the story that he once baTgained away
for bottle Of champaign business lot In
tho town that recently sold for 81 900.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

A citizen in Miiledgsville has received q
two-cent postage stamp as his full share Of
the proceeds Of Q mortgage that had lust
been foCeclooed.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16
RAILROAD TINE CARD,

PitusburE. Cineinnati and 81. Louis RaaI.
way Company-Psn Handle Route.
Under schedule In effect November 10
1887, trains leave Springfield. central stand
sru time. for Xenia, Dayton, Richmond,
St Louis, Chicago, and ali points west and
northwest, Cincinnati. Columbus and esase-
ward $50 q m-. for Xenia. Dayton. Rich
mond and Indianapolis fio:sO a. ~. for
Xenia, Dayton, Cincinnati. COiumbns. In
dianspOlis. 81. Louis and Chicago $50 D.
m., for Xenia, Dayton and Cincinnati fs.0o
p. N.
Trains arrive in Springfield st f7:SS and
sl0:SO .. m, tS:05 p. IN and $3.50 p. u.
sDaiiy. fDaiiy except Sunday.
SAN DoDDs Ticket Agent
Ossveland. OoaamSos, CiAsianasa an1
lnolAaapoats 9Anvay.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-16

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