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He even appeals 70 the English 10 regard Il q
an open question. II 10 - II M. PANEL had
said: Let Us begin over again. Let us try to-
gether TO find a solution acceptable to both
shall perhaps be acquitted Of over-readi-
ness to praise Mr.. Parnell, but il l understand
rightly what he now proposes. should say
that no leader ever seized . great opportunity
IN a more statesmanlike spirit. II the English
will meet him halfway, IL on both sides Q spirit
of reason, Of prudence, and of compromise.
which Burke called the essence of politics.
shall prevail, this eternal Irish question NAV
cease 70 be eternal. Nay. that contamination
which Mr.. Gladstone has more than once de-
clared he devoutly wished may be reached.
Some form Of home rule may be granted by the
tory government itsek. Mr. Parnells appeal
IL to this government Il il for them to meet
In MIR. Parnells spirit, or to reject it if they
should be unwiss enough 10 reject it. There
are more omens Of compromise than one. Mr.,
Chamberlain's speech on Thursday was full of
1t. He, too, is for home rule, with due safe
guards. Mr.. Gladstone, whose speech last
night was one of great enargy and ingenuity,
seems to have had no hint to what was coming
from Mr.. Parnsll, but no man who knows Mr.
Gladstone believes that he will ever be an OBJ
stacle to settlement between England and
Ireland. Much turns upon the point whether
among the conservatives or liberal unionists
can be found o minister who will enter upon o
new negotiation on the new basis which Mr..
Parnen hes laid down. minister powerful
enough to command confidence and . major
ity
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Stole LOtta's Money,
ADVANCE AGENT MERRIwETHER RUNS OFF WIT
THE BOX RECEIPTS

ADVANCE AGENT MERRIwETHER RUNS OFF WITH
THE BOX RECEIPTS.
Says a special from Louisville. March a.
'Dink" Merriwether, for several years advance
agent for dramatic companies going out of
New York, but who has lived in this city
for the last few months, is mysteri-
ously missing, and with him departed
nearly $1,000 belonging to Manager John
T. Macauley and Lolita, the actress. The
latter was booked at Macauley's for the entire
week commencing last Monday, but when Miss
Anderson was secured for the first three nights
Lottas manager consented to play at Lexing-
ton and Frankfort upon the same terms which
were offered here. Mr.. Macauley could not
leave the city, so Merriwether was engaged to
take charge Of the box Office at the two towns.
The managers of the theaters were to receive
30 per cent, and Mr.. Macauley and Lolita the
remainder. The engagement closed at Frank
fort on Wednesday night and the net receipts
of the trip amounted to $780,
This money was paid over to Merriwether. On
Thursday morning Merriwether left on the
$50 train, before the members of the company
got up. He was heard from in Covington
through a letter which he sent to q friend here,
but since then nothing has been heard Of him.
Manager Macauley says that Merriwether was
as much Lotta's representative as his, and that
he ID not responsible. Manager Dunn, of the
Lolita combination, however, holds that Merri-
wether was Mr.. Macauley's representative, and
the latter is responsible for the amount due the
company.
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Ate......l I,SOO w
| Cash on hand December
3lst. 1SSS.............. 11o,646 90

Under an arrangement made with the Western Penn
syyr;nr hr0sd Company is general mortgage
ssllsd ana new aortxass crested securing the same
amount Of bonds ct four per cent interest Your COM
S:a ss rs q sssi
md s Ssd
Of sas fs Ss q
iss 1855 ana nd its TX Usr cent dsbentr Sr,y
E SSS e
TSss s y yG e hs fund for
inx The UNITED Nsy Ssr.sy ksiIro.d s1d S.lI Com
%.TSE = s:
that s aas Ia. As yssF
y &c i:.Ss q CENT bond; under he general
Of Ss s sns
sh:ses Of the SRisL ssqck Of ths Phii.dsiphia wl.
aSe g Sans w: Ss only
Xesr g the limit nxed in the trust agreement, and
ssopsiss: e Ess sisS TSs so q
ss e Ss,oso6oo looo leaving out
TSs:s Re SssD for equip
RsansY Iy.nia 1airoN snd branches. s2.44e. 7ee q
RH::S hi,|:s nd f! sss siE :z.c:a
:!s.: 8 s:es:S ga :: IS ;i hsss
opsrstsd ~ ths Company............ 1,2oA473 -
On SCOUT Il Yl:ss advances iiss. sASo7sos u
has beeq recsdve4 from SONS 1t The
companies II cash.................... l2006l Sc
Tsssl snclss szRsadsa a saptssi !. - !. .
.O4 sceoups q thess advances to bganeh ana suxl-
- oonpsasSs, ia S 0'ssa n securities =
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Al There were % Ssed on the Main Line in
sna fe d soI. Il on the
fs4 Hsssns es total of s717 tons Of steel and
ca. & fiSS. at "a @ ,ns A. SsE
IL r.sss e.. nd aS esss
ana Tn msnt ten nee Of wsy csr..
iIsd for tss squpmssf q your road: and .isiisssd
s sA; IL SS
refriFsra'or md 1000 hogper sondOla car. for ne
ESaT GSRR:ny os hssSarss .oS
Railway o on 70 sns 10
ne Phsdephis Wilmington asa ssitinere RsilrosG
iHse of s.n.. D. and
s. E
oS az inS
and GOO 30. y ieE s
q your lines east and west q IF
through the system of Car Trusts.
The Sos ss sSs' vest 90
,1 Tnse cars subeassd to affiliated lines. viz:
Central Railway
$50 cara Allegheny ''<00 w
Valley Railway
1ss s@ esPs Xsw YORK, lS'''oo 90
Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad
Company-,...:... 100000
800 cars Philadel-
and Baltimore
Railroad Company 235,OOO 90
300 Bells Gap
Railroad Company. 100000 90
- 254e.7O0 90
Total 4e.4se cars sss $50. 900 90
Total amount Of certificates redeemed
TO December 3Lst. 1883, as follows:
Amount paid in full
payment Of 15,714
cars......... 80. $685., 900 90
Amount paid on
count of 3076S
csrs................ 5,325,O0O 90
1ao62.ooo 90
Balance Of certificates outstanding
December 81, PCS 900 90
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Oh TIE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering DR.. Hsines'
GOLDEN appCTETC

1t can be given in cup Of coffee tea in articles
Of food without the knowledge Of the patients II s ab
solutely harmless. and will effect permanent and
speedy cure whether the patient moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 drunksrds have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge. and to-day believe they quit drink
free.
9. =. WARE. under Ebbitt House.
r. X. HELPHENSTINE, 14th ct and Vt sve. ne
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The local freight shows increase Of 10 - 100 pr
cept east bound and SOL 90 Per cent vestbound IL
viii be noted that the Main Line and branches the
local tonnage represents about ninety and one
half per cert of the entire trafhc.
The following table shows the earnings and cost per
PASSENGER per mile on each Of the Divisions
pared with All
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IEMPTED,
Yes, sorsly TEMPTED 10 have quite tam with you
about superb stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING
which We accommodating and receiving - last q
nnishsd. but the temperature In AGIN M. The mer-
curry dropped on US 20 suddenly and heavily - to
DIVE our thoughts into . different chsnnsl, whsrs
wEI0HTIEk matter In the shspe Of
FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING
demands our attention and your consideration Com
slider the consequences Of exposure to severe weather
minus comfortable Overcast when such Q garment
can b purchased at
VICTOR Z. ADLEHs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HousR
For The TriAing Sum Of es.s7
An Excellent Suit Of Clothes. Of The Right Hsf at
e7.5O.
TROUSERS Of al grades. shsdss. end weights
$3.50. s1.76. %, e2.2S. eats. era. eS12 SS25.
BOYS suIts. =. ~ to Is ysars-ooss vsss end
Long Psnts $3.50.
Don't worry shout bsins Attsd-larss or nall sAort
OF tail. lean or tat this or that wen AZ the body
properly. and without doubt our prices VIII A. yous
pussa
vfoToR :. ADLHR's
10 PEE CENf CLOTHING HousR u
81 oAeoe 7tAsk NV. essaw Massachusetts svA
shacSy one Prisa
ossa sasudausntu l1nn snes
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The other lines west Of Pittsburgh. on account Of
in which it is largely interested through ownershp
Of securities but which operated through their
own organizations. are, the Chicago, ST. Louis and
Pittsburgh Railroad. and roads operated through its
organization: st. Louis, vandalia and Terra Hsute
hailroad; Grand Rapids and Indiana kailroad and
roads opersted through its organization East ST. Louis
Tsliey Rsil~sy and tSs Wayne.bur ana
Railroad.
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While the preceding statements show continued
Improvement in the Yross revenues of each of the
forced Company BY theSevers oMss s
that prevailed during the greater portion of year
TSe the rs
from Investments being materially less in 1858 than
as AGAINST "a es!snse
amounts ior 9GnE from this sum the
81 ssss ss ssr Sompsrsd with
stated existed an greater extent in the err
tor tory dsrSS. Z, your lines west q yet
MED
that that company having been required to make
pcon q tSs .m wsfa
charssd directly against Your income aecount. Not
Ing saess sssy the
per cent dividend was 500 81 making the to-
to the credit Of that
From the tabular statement in subsequent part of
the report will be seen that the earnings Of ali
sss' spa an ses shst
tons Of traffic and ooss passenger fhess re
suits not only show the large annual Increase both
nde Of railway system managed IN A yo uns
i may be noted that the cost q the securities now
held by your Company amounts to 800, 396, O39 50
Both the New Jersey aud the Philadelphis and Erie
Railroad Divisions show continued prosperity 6ouah
Be pt6sy ss,s,
fTsnS between the important commercial centers Of
The funds for the expenditures, properly chsrgebe
70 capital ACCOUNT on your MAN, leased aud auxiliary
lines east Of having been obtained from the
sale OF four Per cent. bonds of the Western
Pennsylvania RAILROAD Company, guaranteed by your
Company and OF Car Trust certificates held in your
treasury there was no increase Of your share capital
or funded debt for that purpose.
The principal Of the debt due to the State of
venia on account OF tbs purchase of the Main Line
which was charged to capital account was reduced
during the year BY the payment of 93S3, yOU 40.
leaving balance of 81, 232 751 .43. The final paw.
ment Of upon this debt will be made July
31st 1890. '
Under the provisions of the consolidated mortgage
Of the Company there set apart on the 6rst dsy
Of July Last out OF the net income 1924 500 Is sink
ing fund for the redemption of the outstanding bonds
secured by that mortgage Az their market value was
too to permit of their purchase that amount was
placed to the credit of the trustees of the snknw fund
The aggregate amount 30 placed with
the trustees of the fund for invest
Ment eince the commencement of the
trust. including the income from the
nrst mortgages upon real estate, IL. oS127 GIG IN
Of which there has been invested - w
follows:
Bonds secured by consol-
idated mortgage pur-
value. 81. 78S.oS6 90
Forst mort
cages upon
real e.
tate.....1 ,247,90O 90
Cash on hand December .
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II will be noted that the sinking funds Of the Pitts
burgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago RAILWAY and Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railrosd Compsnies. in which
your Company il deeply Interested contain three
millions of dollars which the trustees unable
vest in the securities for the redemption of which they
are pledged
SUMMARY OF LINES OWNED OR CONTROLLED
EAST AND WEST OF PITTSBURGH.
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tier S.' ..nsnl rsdsecn N rs,s. on Al c..ss
s ,s4.S % real sls sssa t. and n rs :,
ton OF branches and sdinss. and upon frsisi, ana
Rssoe y, stations and new equipment The ccnd
The amount expended durins the year on c.rissl 90
SSSInS On the lines vest Of Pittsburgh taol7
There we're used in construction ana repairs On the
s.lf4 tons and on the soats, western bnes i6SsS
topa Of new steal rails.
q n aESs s nes :,
sani, oqmrsnys sx per cent; bonds secured b. pss.
:,osL =, o sSila,sr.l leaving ne cusstssdsn
Of It's four and half per cent bonds Tor ,se pSrpcee
srs :. s 3 ls a:' .f 4 S
eSSs 600 had been retired through the rtions OF
sSs s,s1 800 fand leaving 0n''''ndns at this as'
Of By e s;s: q A e: rsss
poEt ", Wayne and Ga,c.yU Railway c.Tcsny shows
@ snss ias they IN he
s9S q the mt an, ts as ~ te
Fir. ports.se bonds ......--.....sl7 $4,000 600 90
with balance o. cash il Tie hands Of the
On scssuns q arss S mort sinking
On .Sooans 81 :.cond mortgage sinking o.
The further amount IL siis5s7 wa. also sSdsa 70
.ns c sSs sna
Railrosd ompAny, addition 20 the amounts con-
ributed directly 10 Other sinking funds by the nd
vidual comTAnles.
The earnings Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail.
road Company, owing % reduction In rates were mol
quite sufficient 30 meet the interest Its entire fuided
debt and the Losses its leased lines The lAnd DE-
psrtment made sales Of 6,0ss Of fsrm lsnus
and 10. $50 acres OF pine lands Tor sooOss.:.,S,
being an average price Of SILT per are. Ibe
amount sold to the close Of the sitter deduc'ix
cancelled contracts 414 .35 ard the asre-
gate pr1ce received therefor 81. sSs3.9.gl, an
average Of S12 81 per No bonds could lie pur-
chased by the trustees during the out OF the
ceeds Of such land sales and there now outstsnd-
ing e3,934OOO of the guaranteed and S5OSOOO o. the
unguaranteed nrst mortgage apd grant bonds u the
company.
The assets on hand December 3lst, 1855 applicable
20 the redemption Of the hrst-mortsage Immigrant
bonds WERE
Cash in the hands of the trustees. 1894. s51 %
cash in the hands Of cashier. 44.54l 20
Bills and accounts receivable in hands
Of trustees. '............... 227.l7l 90
Total n. 926 4a1 90
II viii be noted that the sinking funds Of the Pitts
burgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago RAILWAY and Grand
Rapids and Indiana Railroad Compsnies. In which
your Company is deeply Interested contain three
millions Of dollars, which the trustees unable
vest in the securities for the redemption of which they
are pledged
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The Coming British Minister.


Sir Julian Pauncefots will be one more ex-
ample Of the "kicking upstairs'' principle to
which many Of our public men owe peerages.
A ponderous colonial judge, he was lucky
enough to get q footing in the colonial Office ~
legal assistant. Secretary Sir Robert Herbert.
however, found his laboriously slow colleague
such hndrance to the transaction OF business
that he shunted him off to be the egal adviser
at the foreign ONCE, where in q difficulty
OF conciliating the rival claims to the
vacancy caused by the death Of
Lord Tenterden. in 1882, he secured the
under secretaryship OF state over the
heads Of his more capable seniors in Office.
He has never been able 10 cope with the PIES
sure OF business in that important position,
and he has begged TO be promoted TO lighter
employment This u TO be procured for him
ct the expense of . half dozen trained diplo-
matists who have been looking for advance
ment TO the vacant place. There IL . good
deal Of bitterness in the minds of those gentle
men in consequence Of the intrusion Of smother
outsider In the upper ranks of the service.
Sir Julian Pauncefote In good-natured, vain,
and pompous bit of average mediocrity, and
hardly up 10 the mark of what British min
lister at Washington ought to be.
Il IL stated in London that Lord Salisbury
selected Julian Pauncefote for the post Of
British minister 81 Warrington on account of
the lattsr's knowledge Of the fishery question.
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Fonrr-slooHD ANNUAL Rrposr.

OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
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Orr THr Brsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lutte BRO,
Ae7 Penn svs., adjoining Nstional Hotel
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes in great variety q
very Low prices oc3
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will be seen from the above thse the result upon all
earnings Per passenger per mile Of 33 100 of mill
creased profit Of IL 90 Of a mill;
The average distance travelled by each passenger in
1888 over the Main Line and branches was 1910
of . mile.
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The aeereeste amount Of steel rails used In CON-
etructon and repairs in SsS all lines owned con-
trolled or operated by Company and west Of
Pittsburgh Was 81, SAP tons "
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EDUCATIONAL.


EHs E. SaR. t Az S, ;S.l !.
s ssSss2 70 SOB iith st. nv on0s hour, tSGs
SSs Bsfc RfDs sfGsbpth NJ tcs
Bsi sesa ~, 70 JON Tor r~rticipsiioa an chg MEy
M viii. after the nrst Of March re-unse his elias. IN
the Piano at his studio. os7 st. NV f2s-1ts-
A EJ STUDENTS LEAGUE. SUI RuIIDIS5
ga fsintine 9s and wsssr eplor frSS in. Ts..
Si " ssiS.. q and asfss SsIoS. ssii
WAsHIEgroN coNsKkvAToRY oT wTTsTG 81
ps,, caSna br vhs sth and sta Tw-ntesh y..r
sdv.ntasss. B. b BUIIAIib. b.rsc,op OFT ni.lm
DARENTs DESIRING TO SEND paTsHTFRs9 40
FsATlS pr sEff ef Hs ss %. 2 =:
tculazs Also. escort for European u1p provided n
sone. f9-Im'
HGIss BAL.CHs OWL SERVICE rSsfiTuR ioo7
A. ioth st NV Parsons prepared nlast success
1ss Z.
sf GREka 1Ss.aIs E 9 sassap.
sS.s ssu.sas Sos is.S Is !. s'a.ss' s,.f saA
SxYGr.IAN BUSINESS ooLLpoE. con, 7r1
sso@ se y spy Founded lsoA Locailon oensa:
sSsn Sf. DOB y SS,is' .gpo.ztmsns e2mpkse Nors
IS S, S :.a sss5 4 ~ spsns:ss SSsss. zascs
soSrsT: .issss s aSn Iuiscn fsss Hoasss,s fys
.s.sss sas a,ass ss:s %:,soI ws s
e:rn xTsRs "a ss : &C. Ss ;ss
WA5s1naiIsSSeereSSS. sSSgooL ~ ELocyroN AND
HART, Principal Voice culture - ~. N NLNs
SION cayefully taught sfAMMmn 40 1so,,.ivs,v
cured. References 10 patrons is "a S8s.V
EDwARD O. TOWNSEND, -
IL Teacher of Elocut1on.
Correct tdecpl breathing Voice Culture. Oru,~.a.,1
Dramatic Action at 1877 18Th st. NV. e.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, I'd.
y Night deIsrtments and four cours-. q stsds.
SPECIAL INTENTION GIVEN TO
THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES Fol
For catalogues. address President
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PHILADELPHIA MAncH 1sT, 1889.
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,THk BKRIIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES !,

vTvHk BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Terms besn now
MGARTYN's COMMERCIAL CofIlreE AND
N1 Type-writng. al3 9TH 81, n. ", neal City Post
Once. The Highest standard business o01eee IN
America" splendldly equpped The lAnsrst and most
conmodious building IN the city devoted % business
training OstAosues frce on Applcsnon. Colored
students not admitted FRANCIS q MAkTY>.
President q Il. URNEk A NJ C. h. Prihcip.l ocl
A HARVARD GRADUATE DEsIRKs pUPILA
wM IL PCfNAM AN.
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ton has been orssted in fashionable circles 1t
Ottawa. owing 10 ne alleged blundsring in the
issuinS Of tickets for the btate ball ON Monday
night Some Of ths oldest families have NOT re-
ceived invitssions, although hey have BEEN 60
years Many French Canadian members Of
parliament have been overlooked, and their
colleagues Of the same nationality ere talkine
Of Saying away. The Hon. Wilfred Laurisr, q
y stased. has been aaked 70 mako Representa-
tsolsof Ne caee 10 tie govs1nne-gsnsal. Two
TIL q Ne city.
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The aggregate coal and coke shipments amounted to
21,04O 91S TONS against a 796 10S tons in 1897
q gain Of 1924 y tons, or Il, % per cent. 900.
amounted to 3,942,266 barrels. against 3Q3S13S
barrels in 1887, showing increase Of 904 12S bar
rels
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
n SArs suSAf
Bossis unYsrmense drap. win;. "a
helm Al oHAkE's drocery, l2{S 7skG nv.
GENuLATED suoA8 20.
per Dbl. l6.S0 fHil c3es@ chssce' Ia
S Sss: f as.S oTOesisss 4 SSSisss Ssss
REsT oRANUIATEp su6AR &c, PKR IN
p.s s sei Ho sS o spd Js nc sr ~ ss.s % e
|ssss sE i sss So ss. = c ss fsE ssS.
s e5,|iS 81 fis sss q 70 - y gs my
ii iSs t.rd ios 81 tSosss so sts III ~ 25c.
fs1 r Z igS Sns ssss os s' Il s H. va
Send postal card o. an snassswsvs.s-msuA
sss.a. 1E n sSsH
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LADIES' GOODS.

OEo. WHITE LADIES' TAILOR, HABIT MAKER
NJ ladies' own msteral made up. sstisf.ction quar-
anteed; prices reasonable Manufacturer OF Whites
dy-cut wsst Lininss. price. 400. oIo. WITT
1l10Fst nlhs -6ts
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n T. H. n
snieed prices reasonable. MsnufsctureI OF whits's
Ready ut Wsist Linnss. price. 4oo. o10. Witt
KrrrsEHrs DHrs. SHIELDS.
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Kleinerts FEATHER-wElGHT cwa.hsbleD
ELEMENTS SEAMLESS srocNNETT.
ESEkE,so sF olafR bt IskE hTlsEH AND
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
NONE GENUINE T rH OUR TRADE MARX
mhl-3m BEWARE OF IMITATION,
FoR TEE INAUGURATION B.t1
NILE. n J. PRANpL
has Just Sfsia sgf foh qaf as rASOr
In f SILVER Gold. and Tor. ssDf sSsli nSS'
NEW DfsEsss iE e sS Iii hss sassa PINS
HAIR Az; IREssED. su.xpooTNssk BANGS sHSsLEn
r AIDES sEAL.sKIN GARMENTS RIpYED. Az
il. Ssic S "A Sen " ~
LAZY ROksEfhIE s SaaE Es 4. o.
Washington ladies. Moderate Ig1ces and perfect NJ
Mss j. Booorss
MODEL RIDING HABITS
EVENING AND RECEPTION COSTUMES
sa5-2m. l446ok
LRENCB pYTIN9, SECURING AND DEy CLnAN-
E ING EsTABIIsHMENT, 1905 New forf syN
Firrt-csss Ladies and 0ents work of every deecrp-
ton. Plush, Velvet and EveDing Dssesea ArT0n
and Maison lriess. farisL hel
A ETQN F1sCHERs DRY CLEANING EsTAD-
AllsHMkNT AND DYE WORKS, s0S n. NV
LAdies and gsnts' Garment. Of I'll kinds eiealed and
sSa' fsGf Lsa y..r sspss s1sss
moderate. Goods called for and delivered sl4
A LL-wooL GARMENTS, MADE UP Oh R1FfD.
Adyed good nournans black
A TIscHER
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LINES WEST OF PITTSBURGH
The following statement gives the result Of the lines
west of Pittsburgh operated BY the Com
psny and the Pittsburgh Cincinnati aud st. Louis
Railway Company
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From the above table il will appear that the result
upon all lines east Of Pittsburgh and Erie was reduc
ton insthe earnings per ton per mile of 3S.lOO Of
mill, reduction in expenses of 15-100 of mill and
decrease of % 90 ofa mill per ton per mile in the
net profit from freight.
TABLE SHOWING TONNAGE AND PERCENTAGE
OF THROUGH AND LOCAL, ERFlGTIT
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-07

Andrew Jackson Saygers is just about a
dandy. When the corporation buys lumber at
his mill the bill for the same is always made
out, "The Village of Napoleon to A. j. Say
gers, dr." but when the county buys lumber
of Andrew jackson, the bill reads, "Henry
county to Saygers Bros" The name of the
firm is changed nearly every other day, in
fact just as often as the corporation and
county purchases anything in the lumber
line at Sayger's mill.-Signal.
The Signal is evidently smarting over the
many snags its inexperienced editor is strik-
ing through bad council and rascally asso-
ciates, and must necessarily vent its spleen
upon some one. But the above is nothing
more than fair average of the outrageous
paragraphs the Signal has been guilty of pro-
ducing lately. 1t is as ungenerous as it is
false, for the Signal knows full we'll that
neither Mr.. Saygers or Saygers Bros. ever
sold bill of lumber to Henry county since
Mr.. A. J. Saygers was elected to the Office of
County Commissioner, and we defy that pa
per to produce the proof. The lie is made
out of whole cloth, and to back our assertion
we will give 800 for every bill the Signal pro
duces where Mr.. Saygers sold the county lum-
ber since he has assumed the Office of County
Commissioner. Our advice to the Signal is
that it throw off its evil advisers and follow in
the paths of truth and veracity, for if it does
not its doom is sealed.