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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-20

Es5n;ss Claim largo ntche tn bis think
ing box. Whethec, os claimed By sci
enSists, coior IS dependent upon G vibra-
tory condition OF the medium co1inectiRg z
his brain With tho objoct received, or
whether the color OF that object is duo TO
some peculiar decomposition OF the ccIn-
pcsits light which it receives, is OF no
moment to the inspired painter, who pro-
duces his effects by She simple n,an:prla-
ton OF few hristles, and leaves the rest
to Nature. No study o. tbs lava of
Physics will avail in TIE study of the best
r1cthods OF producing these efecis, aad
lis work IL THIS line must be the careful
siudy and analysis OF what others have
Gone before him. Tho originality 0; in
experience is ct low orier, and iG is
ely Then keavcng:vea genius 10 co,r-
bined with E. knowledge Of the expert
e1ce gained by ether Torkers that q true
and valuable class OF original work iS
r-5ssi:,le. Ordinary art collections are
valuable IL conferrin. this experience,
hut tie most perfec. conditions are only
realized Il s:ch IS that arc now exhibited
ct the Centennial Exposition in C.;cia-
nai, where master pieces frcrn all parts
Of the world may be gsen, side by sids.
VIA: Instrumentation Is TO music, color
combination is TO painting: and never
before has such az opportunity os COM
pairing the treatment Of ths sams idea
by different individuals been afforded,
and no artist who expects to Use in the
profession can afford TO ratss 1t.
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cIl7cyRNATE CENTENNIAL NOTES

gl;e mas Of Chic IL old Machinery
hall, giving the bodies of wltor, the
elevations erd tie places where natural
gss ia found, is wonderfully interesting,
and valuable lesson in geography.
The Life-saving Service display Is q
wonderfully instructive and humane leg
son. Pictures and records of sbipwYeck,
Efe-boats, bombs, beach guns, bceechea
bCoys, hie-preseryers, rockets, nfc lines
rubber suits. and hundred other things
are displayed
The two great -grandfathers of Captain
Richard Rush, in charge OF the navy ex-
hibit, were signers &c tie Declaration OF
Independence. His grandfather, Richard
Rush was Secretary of the Treasury, AT
torney General and Minister to Eagiaad
under Presidents Madison, Monroe and
Adams. Captain Rush ia also related 10
the late Mrs. George Il. Penaleton, his
mother being raeshber CT the famous
ley -aiili'y; Of &eate'.sE
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*rrains run daily. tDally excep: Sunday.
A!ltrains between Cincinnati and Coll
umbus run through without change OF ca rs
connecting IN the Union Depot with 1ll di-
verging lines. ;,-, -, ::
Tie Fast Express leaving Cinciunati st
7:lO p. M, is n solid train TO Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping ear attached.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:sa a. m.
Is Il solid train from Pittsbutg to Ctncfn-
natl. with Sleeping Tar. AT Columbus n
sleeping car is set OF east End OF Union Do
pot. which can be occupied Gpy time be-
tween 900 D. IN. and ::s5 III.
The train lei, ing Cincinnati at 7.30 q. IA !.
has through coach TO Columbus aud Pitts
bugh. also parl0r car attached; and con-
meets at Columbus, with sleeping cirs to
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The train leaving Cutun; Ous at 2:!5 P. rG.
has parlur car from Columbus to Cincin-
nati.
The train leaving Columbus at 3:o5 y. m.
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
COlumb buf to Cincinnati, and connects at
Columbus with sleeping cars from Bnlti-
mere and Phii,dclptiIa.
The celebrated newspaper train leaves
the Crane Central Depot, Cincinnati, at
$40 "a. Hl., arrives at CJlumbGs 7:i0 II III.
Sleeping car is set iii depot at W p IN, AID
can ne nccucfsd after that hour.
S.P. PEARODY, WE REPPEEr,
Uenl Supt, Cen'i Pisa t2t,
Columbus, 0. Col lumbus ..
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fsera0ci'.s::c Platform.

f'he Democratic party of the State of
Ohio, II contention assembled present
1 q he people o. HE Sia:e the following
! declaration ci principles
/ /. We endorse wilht,pt qualification
| the administration of President Cleve-
land. His honesty. integrity, fidelity
! to principle, and manly courage have
enacarcd him 20 the Americas pcnnle,
/ and the interests oi The country dem and
! his re -nomidaiicn and election.
2. We approve the Mills tariff bill as
/ The prs ctical expression of the Demo-
cratic party. and request our represnn-
,,.t;vcs in Congress 10 give it cordial
! support.
the goycrnmeiit De neid for actual set
tiers. who are citizens of the United
States, and FOR those who declare their
/ intention to become such, End we in
eorse the successful efforts of the adj
/ mimis.ra,ion TO recover The public lands
which have been squaudcrcd upon rail.
road corporations by the reckless Re-
| pubiican congresses.
4. Ne favor the payment @! liberal
! pensions TO Union Soldiers, and a ten
| der care Tor the widows and orphans.
D. We demand an ecouomical expen
,li;are Of the public money, and the re-
iuc,lon OF tie surplus in the treasury
! by reducing taxation and not by cor
rupiing appropriations The money Of
the people should no; he taken from
them hey ond The needs of economical
administration and the payment 0. just
obligations.
Il. We are in hearty sympathy With
all people struggling to .ree themselves
(, from The environments of despotism,
and especially does the long and gal
liant struggle OF Irciant. for the priceless
hnom Of home rule and the ghtS OF
manhood awaken our warInest applause
and command Our heartiest good wish
cs Tor speedy succ 'ss.
Z We lavor such restraints upon cor
porate power as viii protect honest la
Dor and conserve the interests Of hon.
cs,'y employed capital. We oppose the
| importation Of contract labor and the
landing Of aliens for permanent resi-
dcnce uho do not intend to become res
;dents Of the United States.
s. We recommend to congress the re-
peal of all duties whatever upon indus
tries organized mo trusts to erect mon-
| opolies. or organized into syndicates to
control or corrupt legislation or elec-
tions. or to retard production and de-
prive labor of steady employ yment and
adequate compensation.
8. We approve the action OF the
Democ .atic members of the Legislature
ia their support of the bil founding the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at
Sandmsky, and we denor" :, : Repub
lican majority for thei inefficie ap-
preparations for the s. !. and t :. the
Orphans Home at Xeut.. Iemand
LIBERAL expenditures for these i. L
;ions adequate 70 the wants
| State"
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PILES! PILES!! PILES!!!

DR., Williams Indian Pile Oint
ment is the only sure cnre for B'Inc
Bleeding or Itchin. Piles ever dis
covered. 1t never fails TO cure old
chronic diseases of long standing.
Judge Coous. Maysvil'e Ky.
saws: "Dr. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured me after years OF
suffering
Judge Cofinbury. Cleveland, 0
says: II have fonnd by experience
that DIR. Wllilam's Indian Pile
Ointment gives Immediate and per,
manen; reIief.n
We have hundreds of such testl-
monials Do no; suffer ali instant
longer. Sold bs druggists at S pei
box, or mailed On receipt OF She
p;lce.
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escort to tbs different rendczyoua River
excursions, band tournaments, prize
drills, civic and militant balls, and tne
like, Glled up the time, and it Is safe TO
ssy thet never Il the history Of the
Order die it enjoy better time. Almost
every stranger visited tho Centennial ES-
position. ana, taken altogether, the visit
to the Queen City will be most memo
rablc cne IL the history of the Patriarchs
Militant
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Dr.. Flagg's Family Ointment.

Dr.. Fiagg'S Family OlItmanf.
Never fails to soothe and he a
cuts, Burns, Bruises Flesh Wounds,
Inflammation, Sprains, Pimples,
Chiibiains. Salt Kheum, Cbapped
Lips or Hands, Frost Bites, Cold
Sores. Sore Nipples. and oil diseas :
es and cruFtions OF tho Skin.
YOUNG LADIES.
DR.. Flagg's Family Ointment
will remove all Pimples, Blackheads
Frcckles and other Blemishes fron.
your Face, leaving tho skin Soft.
Smooth and Beautiful. No family
will be without it after testing its
marvellous Soothing and Healing
properties. Sold ny Druggists for
25 cents or mailed on receipt OF
prIce by the
BENTON HAIR GROWER, Go.
Oct 20-Iy. Cleveland, O.
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hes been placed a model post-onice. per
feet n every detail, and IN which al
business connected NTH that depart
1art11ent of the Government can be
transacted Just tho same as though ycu
Gppiy 10 one o: the main Offices.
Tho MODEL, which is about twenty feet
square, was built At Lake Geneva, Wis
coas;a. and IS under the control ot Post
masCer Riley, of Cincinnati, who has De-
= le3 sufficient number of clerks 20
3ock after the great volume of business
aa1a there daily.
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BUCkAEN'S ARNICA
Gal VI.

The Best Salve in the world Iof
Cats, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
ii,ieum, Fever Soies litter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains Corns. ~
all Skin Eruplions. md posi,iveIy
cures Plies, or 70 pay required. l
is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
f,ction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. Fer sale by F..
Harrington.
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MAS. CALEB WORLEY,

S5se Frs. White Woman Born Ia Cir.otxs
nssti, Still Living.
SIRE. Caleb Worley wee born IA Fort
= l,slingson, located at the corner Of
'Th.rd sad Ludlow streets, Cincinnati. OF
which true reproduction may be seen
81 the Pioneer Department of the Gem
teuulal Exhibition, on May II, 1926. Her
father, George Adams, was causin OF
Decis, Boone. He vas New Englsndcr,
na,1 q soldier fn the war ox the ReFolu-
tior, and was mustered out at It's close,
either Ia Virginia or North Caroliaa, the
records being uncertain on tkis point.
when Daniel Boone made his second visit
% Keneucky Mr. Adams accompanied
rim aad chose it Tor his home, remaining
+here until number oe settlements were
sorted He was Issrriei about this
1:Gae Being commissioned Major IN
tie army, hs was detailed for Fort Wash
ia.Itnn. and, with his wife and two boys,
came 70 what Is now Cincinnati. DARN: !:
,.is say kere Mira Woriey was Born
Sgci-sently Major Adams left the SER
Vie. sad entered tract OF land six miles
a-sow Dsytoa, near the present g.te az
-ha towa of Carlton.
Upon the breaking cut OF tie v'ar oe
1912 be again resumed service SIS SOL
der, and was badly wounded during tia
defeat Of Gen Harma-, -eceiviug seven
bullets through the body. At tho close
g the war he moved 80 what IS now
known as Darke County. While there
sis laughter married Caleb Worley, in
ahe year 1Sia. Mr. Worley and his wife
remained there for time, bat IN 1928
4aay removed to Covingtop, IA Miami
Cog1ty, at which place sac stin resides.
Although over ninety years of age, Mrs.
NFor;ey enjoys telerably good health,
although troubled with nervousness,
which has prevented her attendance at
The Pionser meetings IN Cincinnati. Not
only is Mrs. Worley the FIRST female child
iern In this city, but she is said to be the
csaest living native Of the State, aad the
Oldest member of the Christian Church,
81 wbcse services she is as regular an St
eep,!&nt as Is possible for one of her asl-
-, -.
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f.SscEssATI CESrEHsIaI. HorEs.

fNCTYSATI CENrENNxAL MoTES.
Tie KindArgarten win bc very attrac.
sisa
sgeciai features are promised fn the
N-y; Department
:soEt:cultural Han wfn be . most TO
s-Aattc spot Tor Leap Year proposals.
There VIII be two complete stage per-
sosuszaaes every afternoon sad evening
1Somap'e work and chtldren's play viii
b. fooc:hiz and beautifully illustrated at
lhe Exposition.
Fo5SSckaeidcr Brewing Company paJs
FL .h30 fcr brewery priviiesess J. r.
p.ahies' Sens So, 600 for soda weter.
Zhs Machinery Hall decorations win
present q 1aost pleasing contrast with the
GyiI,s shafaing and busy machinery.
Tae thoroughness with which the work
:; erectag and finishing the buildings
@as done continues to excite admira-
ticN.
rightly Thousand beautifully Elun,i-
ys.i:sd Centennial hangers are decorating
che prominent resorts and certeTs OF the
is:i.ad 2tsteA
T::e restaurants, cnfes and lunches Il
Ga Exposition buildings viii provide any
quantity sad quality Of REFRESHMENTS
xraul salada and champsgnes to Desr and
rEasael
rsiG CENTENNIAL PpsT-cFHcs.
Sc. Your Letter. While ss-o,,lns Tsrouyh
tue Big OPPOSITION
The visitor attending the Cincinnati
Csaconniai Exposition should have his
mali addressed to the buildings, f. which
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-20

A AAJoR-GENERAI. tested 10 US us'noss
limit in providing for 30 many psopie.
The parade On Thursday, the sosh, Sas
one OF the most brilliant Oh record, even
eciipsing IN numbers and elegance the
Knights of PythtGs, whose procession
was regarded es something unHsC2ils
magnificent. --..
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Gentlemen, This nst,s, s.c2.

Eae report that President Cleveland
srao'Ses cigarettes is being Offset by the
Democrats With g runner that General
Harrison PLAYS lawn tennis. T'ius it ap-
peat- that cruel assaults &c The private
e..--a,tc~s of the Presidential candidates
trs creeping lato print after I'll. These
als faissbocds oggtt to be s.opnc,l
"sZp Na=rs
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A GRAND PARADE
Of PATRsgCES MiLsTANT CT TIE
uN~e STATES

.yhe sssh OF JuIy a Ead-Lctter Day in t;,s
History OF the Most rcpalar Secret
Order on .hc a,oSo.
The Conc.ave ce the PatrIarcis. Mill
tsnt Of ths United atatcs and Canadas,
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Notice to Heirs,
The State of Ohio, Hooking County, So.
In the Probate Court.

In the matter OF the Last Will and Testa-
mcrt OF Joseph Kessler, decd,
To Angeline Kcssler, widow, Joseph q.
KeSsler, Mary Frash, C:,tharine Recten-
walt, Lizzie Dihle, Susan Baugh, Chrisl ena
Sehradei, Celia kcssler and Jos "A. kessl er
You are hereby notified that on the Sth
day of Sept, A. d. lsss; an instrument ,,.,i nf
and Testament of Joseph Kessler. late of
Marion township, in said county, deed :,
was produced III open Court, and at appli-
cation 10 admit the same to Probate was
On the same day made In said Court. Said
application will be Ior hearing before this
Court on the 22d dav of Sept, 4. d. 1883,
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
W. L. ACkEG, Pro. Judge.
Sept. l3-lw.
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Notice is hereby given that the undcr
signed Sheriff OF Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue OF AZ, order OF sale in partition issued
ont of said Court in the above entitled
cause, and 10 him directed! as Sheriff of sal,
Cs.unty, Will, ct the door OF the Courl
House in Logan, on
Saturday, Sept'r. %, A. D., 1883
at o'clock, p M. OF s,.id day, offer for sale
at public auction the following lands and
ienements, situate in Hooking county, o..
free from the dover OF Harriet Stewart
to-wit:
Fractional lot number four ti), section
number ,uur 90, township nl,nner TAR
teen (i3l, range eighteen (iSl, c0:.tainin z
hlty-seven and seventy-oEe hundre:ll:
81 7l-l0a) acres.
Appraised mt $3.50 90.
TERMS OP SALE.
One third cas', i'll hand, one third in one
year ana one third in Two years from day
o; sale, With interest; The payments TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises sod
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 20th day OF August, 4. D. iSsS,
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff
By ID. W. Wright, Jepu;y.
John Hansen, Atty.
Aug 23--ow
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WHO have erected their household gods
daras,le under proper circumstances. 70
: altogether 4 question of the ''circum-
stan ecs, - however, and those which were
II use il the State of Ohio when tilo ''los
ila.,ae.'' were the fashion were not caicu-
late. TO arouse any considerable amount
of aazlkering after them. Tho above ciis
Is q correct copy OF one re-erected In tho
grand park of tho Centennial. Exposi-
eio;s. and which has hiseory pur:!cG-
LAZY interesting as this time it was
bsi3t during the early part OF the cen
a.rs Ia Indiana, aad was occupied by
G-n William Henry Harrison durin Z
sae campaign ia which occurred tte IA
-a,au- battle of Tippcoanos. 1t was used
III nc famous "loS-cabin and hardcidcr
uslanaign" Of 1870, when the Genera!
.rs.s elected President Of thc United
STA: Is, aud is in an excellent state Of pre-
sa,va ation. This is a typical log cabin OF
Sic primitive variety. Another is erected
os ;tie opposite side OF the park, which
sni.cases the influence OK esthet.cs, and
tasil Indians were not quite so numerous
~ ciic;oas in their attentions IS in the
ae,gAborhood where the other was bnilt.
TIE logs Of which # was bE:ilt were
lewn square, and some attempt at SYM
retry WIS made. The ch;mneys OF both
-cabius are . faithful reproduction of one
of cnc forms IA vogue in psoaesy times,
e-lien the QuarrSing Of stone for the pu--
pose was considered too much work for
2 s.iiii.y." These rude structures mark
Gs nra.t OF the time which has elapsed
sass,e lhs eettlesacnt Of the Ohio Valley
AZ, Central States, while the magnid-
.seat bai;diags of the CentenpiI EXPOSE
-tt..a iaark the other; OK, to express u
fi...lra.irely, 1873 to 1888.
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THsaE TABLE.
Baltimore s. 0Iii3 a. r.
MAY, Ss, 1858.

Grains leave Wheeling for st. CIairsvilIe,
~ 7:o5 p. III, leo +. H., and 4;l0 ,. m, daily
except Sun ay.
Accommodation leaves Cambridge at 80
n IN, GAINESVILLE q 80 u III, daily except sun
dpy, and arrives at Columbus at 80 IL LII,
C2polnuati at ~ 45 p IN.
ACCOMMODATION leave Columbus ut 90 T.
M, d:ii y except Sunday, arriving at New
AK at CO p nj, at. Vernon at 8 II p III
Mansfield at 30 D u.
Accommodation leaves Wheeling at S 90
q III. disii except Sul,L9g, arriving at CAM
bridge ut IL Us III.
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o. e<---
Lic.G ESH vROwe

Tho Esrr tcetcriai Of tsae p;ssatcr, Which
ue Estxes vgtei Rruins.
@Ths value Of Naos 10 O very stgni
foant ps,raaa to tsas srtiss, but hnss aye
not the only things which have bearing
on bss laborz with the palette and
brush Color and SIC conAraG5s and har-
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TERMS oF SALE

A DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN.
MY wife has been cured Of Erysipe-
las OF long standing by Palmers Skin
Success. One acquaintance who had
BARRIERS Itch and a number Of Others
who suffered with skin diseases. have
also been perfectly cured by its use"
Rev. John Scarlet, East Orange, N. j.
Price IS cents; trial box 25 cts. Sold
at the Drug Store Of L. HAkRING.
TON. The Palmer Commercial CO..
NY. Feb II. '7S-ly.
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SiIcssp &At SkHleh ~ Hih''EAS%As = A1-S
daT, Ssst. l3tn.
The G. & Il. V. R'y will run q
cheap excursion to Cincinnati al
$3.50 for the rG,inl trip from
Lancaster. Trains leave at 5:lj
a. u $50 A. Nj. and at 3::35 T..
". Tickets good returning Sept.
18Th.
Gold. silver. z.Ionitc, ste,,i al!
nickel spec,a le, a! ksher & Go =
sYe make speciality ot fitting The
eyes properly. No guess work. TWO
dnors wee, Of he pcs, rtice, logsu
Ohio. is3ct
New watches aud jy.we'ry just re
ceived at Reber u TO-, James bloc
Lopan, .. When YOU Want tn
best watch the money Will buy
give us call.
Watch. clock and jewelry repair
ing promptly done and satisfaction
guaranteed 81. Reher 4 Co. Logan
o., two doors west of The post Office
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loe-Houszs

ssos so Uncomfortable as They appear 20
$50 After An.
To hose who have never had practi-
ca eSaerience of q life III tic lowly edi-
i:cs depicted below, 1t may appear thas
tae ,iiscomforts would be of endless va
riety and Of huge Dimensions. Thoso
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SHEEIFF's SALE.
hosea Stewart, PHI.
Harriet Ste wart, ct 81, oefts.

In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hook
ing County, D.
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Cheap Excursion 10 CIac'nsSa, Tues-
daT, Sset. l3tn.
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EAST POUND

sTrains run daily. fpaiIy except Sun
day.
Accou, mediation leaves Sandusky az 200
p. III. daily, except Sunday, and arrivea at
Columbus T:G p. N.
Accom- nlodation leaves Newark at eco q.
ID, daily, except Sunday arrive arIanss-
vile at 5:49; Wheeling 9:35; Pittsburg A:
p. m.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at Ass
p. III. Arrives at Asnesvilis 7't5 p. H., daily,
except Sunday.
Accommodation leaves Columbus at 20
n. ra., daily, except Sunday. Arrives at
Newark at S:a5 Il IN and GAINESVILLE at S:53
y m.
Trains.
CO. SCCLE, Gen. ..Paas. Agent,
Baltimore Md.
w. w FEAB' DI,. sW. L. REPPERT,
GenIManager, Div Pass Agent,
Chicago. III, Columbus U,
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which occurred in
Cincinnati, begin
ming on Mondc 3,
the 2pd, and con-
tinu;ig until Sat-
urday, the 23:h CT
July, Was one Of
the largest bodies
that evcc met az
enc tame. IN er o
were near ~ q V .
thousand uniform
&c men f. line, end
nearly as man y
moca uncnitorDlcd.
The body wss com-
man6e3 by lies-
teasSs General jno.
c. Underwood, ea-
Governor at Ken
tweky. Tho co a
csurse ct Sd Fol
icws drew a esD!
lssSC croS6 of at-
ltre.s e,aa friends,
aa3 C!acSana IL g
hospital ity Vac
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For full particulars and directions see Circtt'
hr in every pound of ARBUcKLEs' COFFEE.
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al trains run by Standard Time.
No. has direct connection FOR Cciu'nb bus
and Chicago.
no. has direct connection rroln Cbica-
go and Columbus.
Nos. 6and runs daily between Putnam
and Dresden junction.
&c. HART, Ticket Agent.
Lancaster, o..
CFDARIiNUTON, EW DAVIS,
superintendent, Gen T y,
ZaUasvlIIe o. ZdneSv lille,
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I'A ) 5iss3aSG-g &aG.!ia' &S53c:a,;a2.
GG9 uEa.ys s., s'I2s-s -s9-s-E-.s.., :, =
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w W. &C( AZ. In I,u.,"n