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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
LEGAL INSULTS.

Honest witnesses anxious 30 toll the
truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth, do not receive from the
bench the protection 10 which they arc
entitled, They arc badgered, brow
beaten, and sometimes made TO com
NIT involuntary perjury by "amarP
lawyers, "the court" smiling the while
and seeming 10 enjoy the Oyerbearing
inaOlenoe OF the bar, IL In u disgrace W
the dignity OF Justice that such things
are permitted and even tacltly encour'
aged
Why should a respectable citizen be
brought into court 10 be made q butt
for tho state wit and llbel0ua lnuen'
does OF aO-called professional gentle
manY Why do Judges allow the Ordl'
nary COurteHleB 70 be violated every day
In the tribunals, where, II any where,
the rules Of decenGy and dec0rum should
be Tlgldly enf0fcody Why should a
pert attorney DO permitted 10 imply by
his mode OF examination that gentle
man and q man Of honor, whom no
knows 10 be such, has appeared on the
witness stand for the express purpose
OF perjurlng himself and 10, upon the
whole, u suspicious character.
10 II not enough that an honest man
should be taken from his business with
out compensation 10 testify In q case
In which he has no personal Interest,
but no must also have his reputation
assailed and his feelings wrung by q
lawyer who 10 paid by the jobY
LEDGER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say TO our citizens, that
for wears we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, DR.. Kings New Life pills, Buck
ien'g Arnlca Salve and Electric Bitters,
and have never handled remedies that
sell as well or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hest
tate 20 guarantee them every time. and
we stand ready TO refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results do not fol
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Durbln, Wright V Co.,
DrpggIsta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
WE have waited patiently for several

WE have waited patiently for several
weary dog day days for the knowledgous
editor Of the Alliance Review 70 print
q list OF the Republican soldiers Of Al.
lance who are willing TO say that they
approve Of Major Mcliinley's vote IN
O ,ngress against the q. A. II. service
pension bill The Review has stated
That the soldiers are satisfied with Ma
jir MrKlnley's vote, and we have no
doubt the Review believes what 10 saya,
but IN order TO make the expression
more emphatic let ug have "A list OF The
"Doys IN blue" who agree with the Re
Viptg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Col. w. w. DUDLEY Of "blocks Of
five' memory, says he is now out Of
politics. He has been made to bear the
brunt Of the odium Of the corrupt pur-
chase Of the Presidency, and has reap.
ed none Of the rewards. Dudley Is q
man Of more sensibility than either
Quay or Wanamaker, and the cold
and studied neglect Of his pals has sad.
dened and embittered his so'called hui
m m natHre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Mr.. Van polt, editor Of the Craig, Mo-,
Meteor, went 20 drug store at Hillsdalo,
Iowa, and asked the physician In charge
TO give him dose OF something FOR chol-
era morbus and loosonesa OF the bowels,
lilo says "l felt 30 much better the next
morning that concluded 70 call on the
physician and got him 10 fix mo up n sup.
ply Of the medicine, / was surprised
when he handed me bottle Of Chamber
lnin's Collie Cholera and Dlarrhma Rene
his practice and found II the best ho could
got or prepare. can testify 20 ite otllcl-
oncy In my case NJ all ovents.n For sale
10y Durbin, Wright q Co., and L. Sollmann,
druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
A aood send on For Editor Phelps.

From the New Lisbon Patriot
Hon. w. II. Phelps, editor Of the Al
lance Leader, Is named by his friends
as candidate for Congress against
Mckinley. In 1885 Mr.. Phelps made a
credltable run for Congress In the old
district. Then there was no hope for
success, Now that the district is Dem
ocratic II would only be justice and fair
play that he be given the nomination.
Mr.. Phelps Is an able fellow and thor.
oughly yersed on current political top
les. He Is a erst-class public speaker,
and IL candidate he would make q
most credltable showing for the De-
mocracy. We should be glad to see
him nominated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

SPEAKING Of the humping given Mr..
McKinley's tariff bill by Mr. Blaine,
the New York Herald feels moved TO re-
mark among other things as follows
"Now Mr.. Blaine ard Mr., Harrison ap-
pear on the scene with about as clean a
free trade project as the circumstances
allow. To be sure II is disguised, has
au alias, and is known In political cir
cles as reciprocity, bat 1t means free
trade pure and simple, within certain
geographical limits"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

TnERf ID one thing the Ohio Republl'
can state Convention should not fall 70 DO
al Ia Cleveland meetlng-and that ~ 70
reaiilrm the third resolution In tho plat
form OF 1870, which N 40 followhi
That we favor tho passage by Congress
al Ia next session OF o proper ana eqlil'
able service pension bill for al honorhbly
discharged Union soldiers ana heamen OF
the late war n-....,.
The party In Ohio today thus stands
pledqed 10 theaupport OF service pensions,
and Il must maintain that poaiilon'-Tole'
lt ia safe 10 say that the Republican
State Convention will do nothing OF
the kind. II they do, they viii catch
but few soldier suckers this year with
that kind OF bait, The Re.
publIoana In Congress have KILLED
the service pension bill and Mckinley
took the lead In the butchery, lle did
thla after filling the air Of every hall IN
which he spoke last fall with eloquent
praises and promises Of what The Re'
publIoans would do for the soldiers
There are no class OF citizens 80 dan
gerous 10 fool and trlie with as old SOL,
dlera, The election In November Will
demonstrate that We are correct.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

A DISPATCH from Cleveland 10 the
New York World announces that one
of the most efficient crews OF the Life
Saving Service on the lakes had Just
been discharged because they refused
10 wear the Wanamaker Guernseys, In
order 10 understand the full force OF
this movement few particulars must
be given. Three months ago Wanna
maker & Brown, Of Philadelphia, Sc
cured the contract for making new
suits Of clothes for the Life Saving Ser
vice, These suits arrived last week.
Besides the trousers, q garment called
a Guernsey was furnished. The Guern.
aeys are Outlandish In appearance and
otherwise unsuitable. The material iB
about rs thick and course hB an army
horse blanket. The garments are each
of them big enough TO hold two men,
The regulations provide that they must
be worn outside the trousers. The men
wore the suits Saturday, and were un-
mercifully guyed by the women rowing
about the harbor. Partly for this reas'
on and partly because OF the Intense
heat, the crew rebelled against the
Guernseys. Capt, Goodwin telegraped
10 Washington 10 know what he should
do about II and received orders
10 dismiss the men, which he has done
This scores another point for Wanna
makers clothing house, with the Ben
Harrison Cabinet attachment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

THE Alliance Review thinks our
reierenee 10 Editor Phelps rs q oandi-
date for Congress was not compliment
tory because we stated he was beaten
by Mckinley by only 2,bb9. We
beg leave TO observe tha6 tne he,
view is mistaken, Tbs hguIes VIII
show tbnt Editor Phelps ran OOO votes
batter IN the district than Dr. lkirt,
two wears later. This ia why we said
only 1850,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
"pon,t Care 10 Eat, -

II is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparillais recommended for
loss Of appetite, indigestion, sick head
ache, and similar troubles. This medi.
cine gently tones the stomach, assists
digestion, and makes one "real hungry"
Persons In delicate health, after taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla few days, find
longing for and eating the
plainest food with unexpected relish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
puoklon,s Arnca salvo.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens O0rnes, and all Skin Erup.
tlons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL is'guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Perhaps This May bo Construed aS Per-
Bonal.
tFrom the plaln Dcalcr)

Mckinley Is making the effort of his
life In favor of the gold bugs as against
the interests Of the people, II is nat
ural for Mckinley TO stand by the In
terests of the men who furnished Sl36,
900 for his election few years ago, as
new election is coming on and he
will want this aid again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Is ono which is guaranteed TO bring
YOU satisfactory results, or In case OF
failure n gturn OF purchase price. On
thle safe pian you can buy from our ad-
yertlsed Druggists o bottle Of Dr.King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Its
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
pHm woHLD's FAIR.
The Robbsr Taria WIN Khl II

The Robber Tarin WIN Hiil ~
America Ia now calling upon Europe
10 send the fruits Of her hands and
brain 10 tho Worlds Fair At Chicago,
Does anyone believe that European
writers arc going 10 use their pens 10
induce her to respOndf DO they be-
lieye that man who linda the ports or
tho States practically closed W him IL
going 10 take his Inventions across 20
DO looked at, initiated, aud then 10 all
intenta and purpOaea, boycottedY DO
they believe that French art, which
opens ita schools FREQ 10 American stu
dents, Ia going 10 send ita creations 70
a country which puts duty OF 80 per
cent, upon every foreign picture sold IN
American Men cannot live by medals
alone, Does anyone think that tho
hundreds OF huge blocks which IN Chi
oag0 do duty for the buildings OF Rome,
Paris, Vienna, viii DO huiliclent attTac
tion 10 draw the European 1000 miles
10 500 themY Personally, 1 wish the
undertaking every success, but II the
politicians OF the Capitol think they
are going the right way 10 work 10 get
European help and patronage they
greatly underrate our sense OF humor,
MAX O'RELL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

THERE are two men in the United
States who will never be President,
One Ia William Mckinley aud the other
is Thomas Brackett Reed.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
GREAT INTEREST IN THE 10th Dis.
THIOT,


(Trom tho Cleveland Plain DeAler)
A great deal Of interest centers In
the sixteenth district, and the one In
which Mckinley will have 10 fight for
position II he returns 10 the next con.
gress. The Democratic candidateh for
The nomination are w. A. Lynch, John
Monnot, Wallace II, Phelps, Mr.. Welty,
ex.Goy. Warwick DR., Lewis, johnson
Sherrlck and Senator H0wells of Stark
county, Judge Stlllwell Of Holmes
county, Hon, James O, Johnson, Hon,
j, u. CORY, Hon Lee Elliot of Medina
county, aud Hon, John Zimmerman Of
Wayne county. Here 10 an array OF
superior men, almost any one OF whom
ought 10 DO able 10 defeat Mckinley,
The Democrats carried the district on
the presidential vote by 2053 but while
they had that plurality In 1888 they will
have harder fight 10 make this fall
because the treasury of the Republican
national committee will be thrown wide
open for the purpose of returning Nc
Kinley. Therefore, the best aud strong
est candidate should be nominated TO
make the outcome sure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Legal Notice.

Leo y. Bruhl. whose present place of residence ~
unknown WlQ take notice that IN tho 18Th day 0f
May, 1890 ANA o v. Bruhl nlod her petition IN the
oihue Of the CLERK of the court 0f common pleas OF
ttark county Onto IN which she pfays 10 De
divorced from the said Leo r. lrnhl, upon the
grounds " WoHs neglect Of duty, abandonment ANA
ektiemn cruelty said petition Will ho for hearing
on the ut N october 1890 or ~ soon thereafter as
tho same can ho heard,
ALMA O. 4. nRUliL
iunlo-tw ByBAtDwiE a HutHLDA her Att'ys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

guaranteed 10 bring relief Ia every case,
when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lunga OF Chest, such aa consumption,
Inflammation OF Lungs, bronchitis,
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Group, elep
eto, IL ia pleasant and agreeable 70
taste, peftehtly safe, and can always DO
depended upon. Trial bottles free ~
DuTbin, Wright q Co.'S drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

THE Congressional convention, which
adjourned yesterday IN Mansfield was
a remarkable body, and tho result, after
1863 ballots ana a two days session, 10
most gratifying, M. ID, Hafler was
unanimously nOmlnatedi every vote ~
the convention, being cast for him, ana
all the candidates pledgng him their
cordial huppOrt, The result IL not only
gratifying 10 the Democratic party or
the 10Th dlatriot, but 10 the Democratic
MASSES all over Ohio Mr., Harter has
a valuable reputation outside OF one
For years he has been far Ia advance OF
his party on tariff reform, and no has
been known, East aud West, aa free
trader, because he has had the courage
ana independence 10 den0unee the pres.
ont robber tariit, IN season and out OK
season, on the stump, IN tho public
press, and everywhere for tho past
decade, His nomination Ii q Just ana
1tting tribute 10 his ability, high per
aOnal character and clean and wh0le-
some political methods,
Mr., Hafter made no canvass tor the
nomination, In his county OF ltlehlhhd
there were two other candidates Tor
Congress, and on the tirat ballot his
Total vote was only llls Even down
10 the G0th ballot Mr.. Harter had only
. votes. Con. Finley went into the
convention with aaolld delegation from
Crawford (5l yOte6), and held Bis own
down 10 the last ballot, When the
crises was reached tho gallant old Gen
eral aacended the platform, thanked his
adherenta for their hdelity 10 his Inter
eata, and asked q solid vote for M, ID,
Hafter, An the other candidates we're
equally aa generous, and the convention
closed In the widest enthusiasm for the
nominee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Ia other worda, tho goods purchased
by One farmer Ia ono year cost him
alls,02 more on account OF tho tarlll
than they otherwise would nave done,
Hut this farmer makes the case atill
more striking by comparing his direct
tax ihuat
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FOR PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
Al Trains arrive at and depart f.om
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave ard 42d ST.. New York.
PuE ONLY RnIroAn station *, TFF Crrr

THE os1T R R"ifFo12 ig12 sT3T2E 1T Ioi ~ TX crTr
300 A M.-CulCApO NLs LII LIMIIAD-due o.
n ~ mas 10 10 m neh day; ;-r,,,,.,, LIMIT.
ID-due Cincinnati 50. indianapolis 10 80 a. h. D.
1854 s. WESTERN DAY EXpREss-dauy except
$50 =. M.-NoErH SHORE vESTIBCLE' LIM1TtIp!
due at Detroit at 10 a. n.' CA.os 30 ,. "' "'N'
900 =, blast WESTERN IXrnrr,SeR,..c c'lc4so tag,
,.3o p. VI. 4biRo EbAtH MoNiEEAL AND MA
s.15 =. M.HF2si M.l'f Si~ IGrIS AND CHICAGO *.
Press Duo Inl4iapoil, ii 70 ,. IL. neNt day. -
S( FgEcR Rxb Il o. EFN %.
kerlse 10 30 a. '.. = 49, .? oo. V0o II 80
ALbNNi-f aO = -, - ~. lo b.. -! 80 u.
rR0H2"ts s. 900 81 j. .-o.' 10 80 ~ - a. ~.
,,'3 80, So 800 80 ~ D. .. i--.gg' H',S 'o 30
re. u If-2 g. 1,,h, ,s d. "'' ''' '''''
Byrf&L3--S5 %. Io -o' no - .' . a oc 80 oi5
XIhG;!ERA rALLs-lo 20, tlo 90 a. r 50 o. Z 80
sAl;iiII''1tt"t .oo. 81 20 a. MT co. % 80. 80
'3'};,, co, ,'J1l,4o a. M q 49, "
AbiRo{b'A'5 MOUNTAINS .Xp No>IErAl.-.'a 90,
&rBUkS,. '"'ii.>iEyAp hVp ,c4NANDAIguA- 20 80.
Bern c,iiIlii,E" nils VIA HAELfM DIVISION
iSsi! mi io] aS @ agPy s, a, G,a5a "a
Central station. o. A. No- ~ '9' 'i- ~. b., -,,t'22'
Tew.Yor1. 1873 WAsA.netinst, 20 -''oA'-' A"4 'vs
Bcdtord.aye. = j.. iir'o.l'a ... .,... ,...,,. ,,o
hot. !, and rr-.a,n,e, uto-.. =" ..-..aa'..n 90. M
'Da!Y except SUNDAY. ''''.t''- '..l. '''.F Trains
Aio.c trains. c,,c. 'Ao.e c',af A. o. 80 p ra
H'pJonN 81 roj CiY GLoEGE n DANIELS.
d
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FOR THE RICH AND THE RISING.

that Of n locking Sl for Tor homes 51 for
inc Jose Oi SOLID COMFORT.
We have tho panacca the comortless in shape
Of SOM Of the most maenacent properties in AmeTica
pay S 3 6 n' 2o t2' w. sy m 81" talk sf['9sf nS
M tus . f ,o the c6a %m S csSn S aaa G real
100 degree LOOK at this and cool OF little
YOU seem the hard white road, the bioNy green NILS
et he of relief u the eye ana the swelling OF the
Gtdd from natur, reservoir II not 60 there and
0S ON" az o the finest residence. the mountansde nt
for prince. The house IS large ana commodous. con
nJ c%m-iely 70 i0o ana in perfect order Gas
r.e %oydd OF drsas sHn@s he %d wsng H'ES EsS
ton 200 feet WIN unsurpSs,es po views Of h and aalG
for four horses COWS, carriage rooms and three living
r'" ct 6oi9c i5OXiS the stable lot adjoining lo02o0.
Trcs t8} 600 much lcSs than it cost the owner who
Se 6 @ aSaG aS income '5 a 5 pes 2s
s '1I1naatf ,SadS tree magnificent lawn Elegantly
laid out one mile lake within an afternoons drtVc
Mabo@Tae @ The house large ye built bcias about
ii$@xii ? With bay window CONT The hal i2s vide
iso52c XIX H''2 2k,cEc9 'D"ls SIS LssS5y
Sy M SS s6d .u srS"a S the S8G mas dnt N n2
droom IS 59Ni7E. one bedroom l52Yl52 90 on. one bed;
iincn i Loot Ba,arcom 7xi2 and wosl closet Linen
5cSm 54 ooG one bdTaon it 1S%ie BACK stairs Attic
one I5oN42 also one room 139xi2 with two large
lG Hall l2sNlj.4 Cellar under the entire hou~e
nG ns saS 3 d P5' a o ga
urcmses One largo farmhouse and one smaller large
ta~riaCehouse with stables under. the second moor o
which is finished for coacAuan. Three large barns.
Lcu.houso barn with cattle sheds under. gIanary, !
cehoise near residence Intended for tho US" OF
alters green and hot houses large orchard great Nafct
II fruit fire garden. Price, with 211 acres OF mHd
$4,000. ,. q, - =, ,,' .., ,os
anu ~ BIATTGFrL BABYLoN l. T. one one hour s. from from
mo ctv four minutes from the depot beautful coun
try seat 10 acre. of land The dwelling cGntan|
rooms and bnia'd.room with cellar under the whole
house Hot and cod water and all Other modern IN, m
Drovenents Laundry building 1SN2i. Brick zee nous
Il 20 tons capacity 2 acres IN lawn fruit shadr and
ornamental t'eas. EyerGro hedges; Stable Z4N5a
Scmannual n,toments accepted Ths i 6o oeau"'o'
lace cheap beyond compa! son Price ais ooV ,.,, :,
IN NEW.YORK CIrY-A b.auufu! home withiq Ii .
T. IL on a beautiful avenue. II has = rooms IN Ih'
Containing front and back Iaror. reception room ana
conscrvatory magnificent proportions nc non,
steam heated has all modern improvements ana e,ct
annjances The grounds contain over 10000 supeIlci4
fle, have appc pear and cherry trees In bcarIhB a
crane arbor and summer house. -, 49,,
Tho ground are by 5It stone front win IRON
gates Only 500 900 easy terms. - eo- ooo
$50 Other beautiful suburban properties ~ from soU
to $50 600 When the fancy q AZ and mans 'ann!,N
turns hack the city Will "t1k anout CdN hoi'cS
which We have all tho way from slo0o0-*l75 600
SCHNEIDER MCCORMICK,
Trac.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE An
WASHINGTON

VIA Central Il r. 0: NevJcr,e, ralteloa!a ana Head
Ing X. r., and l!a.t. o'' 4n4 on'@o 4; u, IN - oo
90 3 %. o. 3 90 900. -" D. ,o. j.: - n.-iI',
SUNDAYS. "', II 900 .. In., = o. $ - w. y w
f.. u.. - 80 hi-tt 30 -, o.
c,p Sari,y a. I,. = o.. - o. b.. ~. l. Is -ht
Train, leaving ai ~. II - q. H.. 20 .o0. 90.
n,cton for Reading. Harrisburg, Iots'i"r g.. ,
For Sunlr -. L.Ni.lu-- n1d N.l1L 81 3. Wa PAiia-
cefiNi, m g. m Il 9o Eure' Poro- t,rI. ~ p. u
l2 Is midnight except S,tIrioy night Sg'd'' y.
I..t lnC par.or or eca' cIr be- ~ cf.aI a. r. -6l.
AS - lio 1873 Er. "a 'lv. -, Gtia' ''.. .Gi W's;
l15l l3i l'3.a-sf.. N"wio Co.lt--t.. $50
iul,o..-t.. a5 ntC1iway Brooklyn.
%.v-No, Transfer Cor pt1y VIII cal tor ana chocs
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
gcnntrn properin for Sale ano 60 Eei
ONE MANS MANAGEMENT.

An enterprise directed by one man,
with a clear understanding of the stu
alton, with unlimited resources, large
experience and great energy in carry
ing ont his plans, is likely to succeed.
The success of BENsONHURsT is due
to this fact.
1t is perfectly dsysope.d and and GsTet9Iy 1y restricted
Sth Avenue Elevated and B. B. s W E. r. Il. Lots
for sale illustrated circular sent Apply to the agent
~ g. K + RANDOLPH Al Wa.st. y. Y. or
20 Courtst ((iarheld Building, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
xrw.YoRn. ONTARIO ANn TE-TERN rail-

Jas-,... q. &C.,. i-4,-t. ~ g. ' 4o' ''", 90
IA..r'y. Hau,o. q. Walton. Delhi lAA."sioh N"F"'.'|
Lt.l Ioac oneida Detroit. g.. igo ahl I"..' ~, r
g,...t. a i.l.,' - lo 4. u.., iur llHlJ.A
Hail. I1.,- Monoux and Ni.arwa--a. "a.nii fa., A.
iio., NG4-.oNu. Bu1-Ir-Ut--. i..Iti.i-t A"I"tt."
Ia.r I,..,..ri Ugf,,Nu... I~....., Whit" la". ,.
zoo D. u. g.. .sf. .5 J. r fl. t.s4' ID
'Il. No.tlt af. ;...i,v "a Wn..el N1..,. stl-
t.oa- sa3 town. 49, ..g,n-i'.ft :..". t,o. J,tt is,
I,ott..1 I4llNbur-. l!llc,slc Liberty, VIII" Lao
l.o.al1.G a.. r
wall. u-.. Nh stony to.l. CaaIbrU Hal. N'Gi eo"n.
ia . oo r d.. i-dt 9. u D. u t.- M.et,.,oma ,.
Ho,,,..r cara Fa, .trolt. chicago and point, Vet
I,.-, i. j. r i-9 - - D. ~. ,~'i4 -a' q, on} B
i1I.lE.st L.D.r.. WHIT, Lake. Eochlnd
u... tt'h.r frNr- tf'It. 'N'"if >Nila's
draw room sca' an1 se'Ic.lr b'rth reserved
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
" j. c. ANDERSON O. p. A. Is Exchange Place. N. z.
T EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

rA~~rN.EE TRAINS .a'e zoo, q CortlAni' anu
d.. Z ~lt.ng.ou aaf .ut. rmcla'' points.
d.. t.r r.4r.i. ifou-. tulr1- 30 ">,i. p btIa .
,ft fr.n.. ID. IN'.t. .l'- iu1ir ar 0"
.I i...-lr 20. to ~u-p.n-l.n rr.tro.
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