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BICYCLES.
,MITH's wHEELERIEs.

GMITHS wHEEIERIES,
> CYCLING RINK, 9ai II ST NV, NEAR 9TH
GENEkAL CYCLE DEALERs.
DART, VICTOR, WORTH el3S.
FsYcHo. sl4O; yoLIEI, sl25: LEAGUE. s75.
Boys ana Girls SAfETIEs.
<x7-4m SAILS ROOM. COR. 9TH AND Z
DICYCLEs-THE "GAZEILE" sLFFTfES ron
DIAdies and Children; 600. s35 and t32 An iisht
tubular steel frame machines made here ard fully
warranted. High Grade Lsdes aud Mems Safesiea Al
Low Prices. CRAWFORD q CO..
3e9-3m l116 4 st. n. "
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nNE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT STIMULATES THE
~ Liver. Carries Oh the Bile and Improves the d.
ee<tion and Appetite. Carter's Little Liver Pills
DoE't forget this.
A fIER sLEEPIEss NIGHT UsE AN0osTURA
btsers TO tone up your system. Buy only the gen
lEu9s1sta.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


Reported FOR IRE EVENING STAR
DEATH.-Capt. Jack Brandens, for forty years
a well-known citizen, died at his home on Duke
near Leo street this morning. He was a rigger
by trade: has rugged more vessels than any
other man in his section of the country, having
been at one time employed at the Washington
navy yard.
Nor GUILTY.-The mayor heard this morn
ing the case OF Lawrence Mungo. 1t was
charged that young man had committed an
outrage on o woman employed to clean out the
Women's Temperance Union Hall The mayor
found no foundation for the charge and dis
charged the parties as entirely guiltless.
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AYrKs PILLs

Ar, everywhere considered the most effective remedy
for costvuness Indigestion and sick headache. Being
e,srar-cosed and purely vegetable they without
toual 80 family medicine For ell arrangements Of
the digestive and eKcretory organs other pills
DO universally approved.
For long time my wife o sufferer from dysen-
terry the best physicians this section being unsble
q afori her any relief At length we concluded to
f-y Ayers Til and after taking three boxes she
cured. b. smith Blue Ridge Spring. vs..
"Tur.rg the past twenty-e;g years I have used
Ayers Pills in my family for oil arrangements Of the
stognach, liver and bowels. and also for colds They
1sve never failed TO benefit PROT Chauncy Herds
man, A NJ, business College, Woodside, Newark Nj.
ayers Pills are the best have used for head
rckCs, AMI they act like charm in relieving any dss-
Frceabe sensation in the stomach after eating-Mrs
-. j. Ferguson. Pdllens Va.
81 am never without box of Ayers Pills in the
house."-Mrs Edwin Barlow. 425 Bristol ST., Buffalo
~.
AYER's CATHARTIC PILLS
Prepared BY
DR. c. AYEE Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

PROMOTED. -Mrs. Charlotte johnson, clerk
in the Office Of the second assistant postmaster
general, was today promoted from sl.2oO to
q. 100 per apnum.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: am, ~; 2 pm, 76; maxi
mum. "a: miLimum. 20.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock N

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opeDiug and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, ~ reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4lH street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
DuRIss TuE SUMNER MoSrzs
AVOID sTIMULAxTs
Take the Genuine Imported

Take the Genuine Imported
CARLSBAD spRupEL SALT
early In the morning. before breatfsst II incfusso
tiroe. rel imI effee, sigeKt;or. tore and csos
the system.
II N the hest Arcritnt. Iszssive ana piurssse ~
out
Beware Of limitations. The eenSins has the ssns-
ture Of -Eifner Gereeison Co." Sole Asssts -
the q. g. on ever Lctte. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

WITL BE FOUND Az ExcELLENT. REIEDY
w Tor Sick Headache. CAREERS Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF people who have used them
prove this fact. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

rHH LATTER STRIKES At rHR FORMER AND eRAzEs
HIS BREAST AND TIE MIN ARE THEN skPAR-
ATEp-AS OFFENSIVE EFrrHEr THE cAusE OF
THE TROUBLE.
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Great Reliaf to Anxious Mothers.


The Traveller cannot bavo failed
10 notice the tiGabi. which young
America causcs his parents or guar
dian while travelling hy rail in the
ordinary coacncs on account ct h's
determination to go upon The plat
form every time the door is opened,
The through trains to Baltimore
Washington. Philadelphia & New
York via t.e b. & .. K. r., are
now vestibuled from baggage car
to sleeper, ana heated by steam
drawn from the locomotive. A child
can pass from cur to Car on these
rains rs safely as through the
rooms at home. Special Pullman
Sleeper leaves Columbus daily st
at $50 p. m. and Steering Car
connection al 1880 p. u. Pullman
space reserved in advance by ad-
dressing 0. Z. McCarty. ASST tant
General Passenger Agent, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
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BUCKEYE ROUTE.

To the Travelling Public: ]
YOU contemplate ak'nc ii trip u
Chicago, ST. Paul. E"uncil Bluffs
Kans.s City, or any other point II
the West. Southwest or Northwest
you will find it 10 Your interest 1,
cousui, tie ) .ens Of Z. IL. Y. {
I. Il. r.. as the cnmpany has re-
Gently made great improvements II
their passenger service, both II
quickening up heir time as well al
in making Closer connections viii
connecting lines.
. Train No. |, leaving Pomeroy a
5:25 a. IN runs thro .ga SOLD
Toledo. connecting with tiains fo
all poin's in Michigan snd canada
This train also makes direct con
pection at Marioa with tie Chlcag'
d. Atlantic Ves,ibnie I.lmi ed, ear
nv ng first anI soaoea ci"ss day
coacnss, vestibu.ea sleeper an'i DIN
ing car. reaching Chicago nj 8 pm
making close -cuTnrrtinn With al
ugh, ans carving pm Imam ant
TOURIST siearcrs for ali Pacific coas
and lntarme,lia'e FONTS. Hou cai
leave hnme in the morning, rcacl
| Chicago the evening, st. Pan!
Co. neil blnits and Kansas Clly h,
npxl ai,e noon. aud only : days tt
| l.e Pacific coast.
i'ra.n No. 3, leaving Pomcrov "a
; o. = NJ. is a siii.d throngh IRAN
ia CDiunni,ns ami c.rf!es Pu.imai
see i,ilry ani reclining chair c;.l
90 r,mbns 10 q. icig", arrlring Ii
Ch;c,co at 80 a an, al makes
connection viii al day ii:in> f'on
Chicago west or northwest. ih'
: ecr;ne car rate irnm Columbus
is s2:.o0; el air rate sl:Oe.
Take t: Bu..! C, e rou e ane yo,
wil..i..a.e TO mistake.
Fer III particulars concerning
rates, time of trains, &c. write
yonr nearest ticket agent, or II. }
Fall emhaoh, q z. agent. Colum-
bus, o. lDec o-t.
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H;bbard'S Threat and Lung
lsaisa7n.

! For throat anu lang tronble.
This remedy has no equal. 1t j.
guaranteed la cure consumption
in It's first stages. aUd even III
advanced stages Of that disease
it relieves coughing and induces
sleep. You may have congi,
or a cold al anv lime. therefore
no househeuIa. especially with
children, should be without if.
For all affections of he throat,
lungs and chest. Group. whoop
ing cough, hoarseness, splitting
of blood ami all pulmonary dis
eases it has no equal. Prepared
only by Rheumatic Syrup Co,
jackson. Nich. Ask your dug.
gist for it. II
For sale by +. Harrington.
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A Farmers Lask.
New YORK snn,


We were within about q
mile of Findlay, Ohio. and
the train had just begun te
slacken speed, when we fell
a jar and knew that the loco
motive had struck some con-
siderahle object. In the seat
next ahead was a farmer. and
he threw up the sash,
showed out his head, and ex-
claimed:
luck.''
"Why. they have killed a
horser' shouteda man behind
MS as he looked out.
"Yes. and it's my hoss!"
added the farmer.
but you said you were in
lucK?"
You bet / am! I've been
riding up and down this line
for five years on a pass they
gave me for killing an old
COW which wasn't worth So.
The pass expired yesterday.
and now nay old hoss. who
ANT worth skinning glts in
the way and is knocked over
Luck! Why, gents, that
means a free family pass for
five years more. and there
are fourteen of us in the
family
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NnHTH B1TND.

Train No 3s This Is a solid train Pom
croy TO Toledo. d"ily except Sunday. On
Sunday Vt viii run through 10 Toledo from
Athens and Hooking Valley points only,
making diiect connection st Marion for
Chicago. reaching Chicago nj co .. m. CON
hectlng with trains CARRYING Pullman
and Tt urist Sleepe,s for all fucif,c coast
and Intern ediaie points.
NO 81 daily between Columhns rnd CLi-
cago and carries Pullman palace sleerins
and reclining chair Cur. arriving ut SIS a
m.
No 81 daily except Sunday. Columbus to
Jn.edo. making direct connections at Tole-
do for Hefroit ard POINTS north and east.
and IT Marion for Chicago, arriving there
at 5.i5 IN.
No 30 daily. Columbus TO Toledo making
direct connections at Tola.lo for I,etroit
"nd I'll roints north and cast.
CdHS. f. Rockwell, H.. r: :lher bach,
deiiI Srnt. Cent Pass. Agt.
COLUABUS, q.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice!s borooy 4! en- that the following
accounts ana va,.ciiers have been fled in
- g Probate Court or Hooking county, D.,
for secondhand fiua. settlement:
Joan G.. Wolfe. guardian OF thessS.ate of
Allie WyskIyerc car M beetle.
And the sanis will come on,fSr heal z
On the 18th day GfSMarch, 189e, at 10 o'clock
Y NJ. or as sooE ,ae-satter as may he con-
v.ni-nt VT. ACEFp
2 Fe5..0sr F-o. ddss.
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Patronize q Home Institution.

Messrs a w Livingston & Sons.
Seedsmen d. Nurserymen, Box
33l, Columbus. ., issue a hand
some illustrated catalogue and
price list containing valuable in
formation Oh old and new seeds
ana flowers for the farm and
garden. We trust all interested
readers will write for the cata
iogue which will be sent item
free by mail.
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Connections-N No 6 connects at Washing.
ton Z H with d W and trains south,
and at Dresden Junction with { A and [
train for Cleveland.
No II connects at Washington C II with
d w and G and Onto Southern trains
Dorth, ct Lancaster with III V "nI
trains sOnGb, ana junction City with l. an,
y train north, at New Lexington with 7
and o c train for Corning,
No 20 cOnnests nj Circlo' lille with V
trains to and from Columbus.
No 10 connects at Bremen With T and @
G Trains north, at Jcnciion City with r
and o trains south, at New Lexington with
T2nd y Z tram for Corning.
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SOUTH BOUND.
STATIONS.

No. 80 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No. "a. Thisis solid train, ToIet,o to Pom,
e'cy. daily except Sunday. ON Sunday IL
will run through from Columbus to Ath-
| ems nd Hooking valley Division points
only.
No. rs daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No 80 leaves Chicago daily at 55 IN
| carrying Pullman Palace xieerirg and
Reclining Chair Car to Co!uIn u.s. and
rms Gaily except Sunday, Columbus tc
| Pomrroy.
| No 81 daily except Sunday, Columbus te
| Ath, ms.
| For further information call on agents
of T. II v & r R'y.
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PROBATE NOiiCE.

Notice is hereby given tn It the fol!owini
accounts and vouchers have been filed II
the PROBATE Court oi HochiuS county, y.
for tiiild partial settlement
L .. lloyd, guardian oftie estate OF " Al
liam W .liiams.
An Tn. same viii come Oh FOR bearing o.
the I5tu day CT Marc.i, 1883, at lU o'clock
a, in.. or as soon til ereaiter as may be con
! >eHIen:. W. 1. AZ f.i.'
FeD % wv FRO 'uuse-
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'PRDBATE NOTICE..

SotIceis .lereoy given, that the follow
ing Acc .rntS and Vouchers have been filed
j.. t.,e Probate Court o. Hooking county,
Di.io. for iirs, partial settlement.
Thomas ] Mowry. Admir- istr;itoT ofthe
state OF Andrew Muwry. deceased.
Aud tle >a i,i~, viii cone on ior hearing
pn the 18th day 0f March, 1889, ;.t 10
o'clock \ NJ :. Gr,a. soCn thereafter aS NAY
ne con veaiel.. W. L. ACKER,
Feb 20-3F7 Pro Judge.
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We Now Have on Sale

loco Mile Tickets-Good On the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
25 frlp Between two st,
i'ons only. AT 9 cents PER mil.
80 Trip Sch",! Ticke!s-t'or stu
dents. at very low rates.
Exce-s Baggage Tlckets-At Two
thirds ot face value.
Special Tickcis-i'n parties Of 10 o,
over, trave;in: ono ticket, at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties OF
10 or over at reduced! r-tea.
through Conroa Tickcts-To point
nfi the line OF tl,is road.
Call IN our Agents for information
regarding the above Tickets.
CONDENSED TIME GARD
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DEPART FOR THE WEST.

C0nnections-No. IL ut New Lexington
with I & 0 train for Corning, at Junction
City wi h B 4 o trains nort:i and south al
Lancaster with train north, ut ashinstOn
with Ohio Southern trains south. No. al
Junction City with b O. 0 trains south, at
Bremen with 7 & . train north. al Lam
easter with train south. at Washington {
II with u W & G train for Wellston, ai
cincinnati with train for Chicago. and l. 4
n trains for the South. M. n, CirclevilIe
with train north at Washington { II with
DEW & c 4 OHIO Southern trains north.
FIG DARLINGTON. F. NJ. WILKINSON
superintendent, Gen 7 A,
Evansville o. GAINESVILLE,
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WEST BOUND.
arrainsrun daily. tDaily except Sunday

A,ltrains between Cincinnati ard Col
umbus run through without change O ca RS
connecting In the Union Depot with all d.
verging lines.
Trains No les and IQ5 hava Putnam
Sleeping Cars between incinnati ard
Pittsburg. Trains MS ln3 and lua have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cincin
natl and Columbus and can ne occupied
at CINCINNATI or Co!umhu any time after
) Oh P NJ. Trains Nos. l0l, I04. 1876 and l0S
have ParlOr Cars between Colum bus and
Cincinnati. Trai Nos l03 and l04 hava
through coaches between Cincinnati ard
Pittsi urg. Train No IG3 makes direct con-
Tection at Columbus with through Pail
man Sleeping Car for Washington, Balti-
more. PIiiade, hia and New York. Trains
Nos 1o4 IG8 lGS maie direc: connection
. 1T Columbus for Chicago, Washington
3altim ore PiiladelphIa and New York.
S.P. PEABODY, o. p. McOARrY,
Gen'l Supt, Gen' Pass 'et
Columbus. o. Columbus -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

have two acre lots. (River Bot
tom, J ais, acre tract with new rome
house, 3 rooms, stabl'ng, cui houses
all adjoining corporalion Of Les.n, o
also 81 acre tract mile south ot town
Will give long time on payments.
.IaH2adti J ". FLOYD.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Harriet Wright & Albert G. Wright, Plffs.
VS
Sylvester Davis, ct al. Defendants.
In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hocking
County, Ohio.

Luc!us 8. Davis and Bronson r. Stone.
residing III Cole cuunty, Illinois. will tai @
notice that on the GOT, day OF October. 1889,
Harriet Wright and Afnert Wright filed
their petition in the Court of Comm
Pleas of Hooking cou ty, OHIO, in case o.
20i5, against the above named partia and
others, pIayins for partition of tie follow
ing real estate, situate in the county OF
locking and State Of Ohio, described as
follows: The southwest quarter OF the
southwest quar,er of section twenty seven
t25l, township eleven QD, range eishtesa
Ca); also, fractional lot number one (l). ia
section twenty-eight t2Sl, same township
and range, and also tn >, 5aa.. half of the
northeast quarter EFF section thirty-three
(53). same towrshipand range. And at the
next term of said Coart the plaintiffs will
apply for an order that partition be made
OF said lands.
Said parties are required to answer on or
before The 9th day OF January, 1890, Or
judgment may be taken against them.
H.i ikRIEf WRIGHT,
ALBERT c. WRIGHT.
8. Weidy. atty for Pliis.
December I9-ew
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BuCkLEN'S ARNICA
SAINE

The Best Salvein the world rol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rheum. Fever Sores. Titser, Chap
ped Hands, ChiIb!ains Corns. ar
all Skin Erup,ions. =Hi positiveI,
cures Pl'es, or TO pay required.
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or.:noney refunded. Pric
% cents per box. For sa!e by F
arlington.
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Sentenced to the Legislature.

Years ago, when the Hi
nois Legislature was not in
las high repute as it now is,
"a man was convicted of high
way robbery in that State.
The judge, named Davis, was
what Dr.. Johnson would
have called 'a hearty hater'
of thieves. In passing ser !.
tence upon the prisoner. he
began by reminding him that
though he was a young man
of natural endowments suffi-
cient to make him a reputa-
ble member of society, yet
he had been guilty of an out
rageous crime. In uttering
this scathing prelude to the
sentence, the jndge got so
warmed up that, when he
came to close, he somewhat
mixed the State institutions.
Prisoner at the bar,'' he
said, Il shall sentence you
80 seven years in the Illinois
Legislatnre!'
"The penitentiary. youl
Honor" suggested the pros
: ecuting attorney.
"Seven years in the peni-
tentiary,' said the Judge,
correcting himself, and at
the same time muttering:
s'Bls for the life of me I can
see but a 81 hit difference
between the two"
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria

When Eaby was sick, We gave her castoriA
When she Nas Child, she cried for Cassofia.
When she became Miss, she ciung 10 Caseosia,
Whsa size had cn:ldscn, sso save tscn caRcri.
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The diamond tradeis much
interested in the remarkable
artificial diamonds which
came into notice during the
Paris exposition, So perfect
are soms CT TIE limitations
that they puzzle dealers and
experts. By the same chem
ical analysis as applied to
precious stl nss, they are
found TO me t at only a very
high degree OF heat, and, OF
course, were exceedingly
Aard-in fact, so hard that
'ney wUaid .ci'aIcn and
almost cut mirror glass.
A Lancet correspondent
furnishes the following list
of football casualties iii the
= seasoa from the fist week
in September last to the third
week in the past January,
taken from a carefully tabu-
lated record Of such casual
ties as have been publicly
announced: Deaths, Is
Fractures: Legs, i; arms
4; cellar bones. IL. Injnilas
Spines. 3; nose, /; Kaec, /;
ankle, /; cheek, /.
Waves Jumped $50 feet
above the sea level, recently,
near Portland, Oregon.
The arrests for drunken
ness in Great Britain the
past ten years aEe said to
Sssve reacl,esa Il tsatt;tss o; neaaTz7-
~ ss.l!!sss .s-2S=.
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CUNJNf OF FlLl.B GUAkANTEED,-Win girc
o for any Of failure rion required OF resron
be parties.
TOYING MyN-Tho have become viotir,s OF solitary y,-
that d=sui aal est;cse habit which annually swee,
unte grave thousands or young Of exalted talent
srtl.'eht intellect may cell With confidence.
Dr. FBAHCE-Afer years OF experience, discovered
he greatest known for weakness the and limbs
voluntary uiSharse imro;epcy general debility
snSuor coafsiou OF ideas Taitaion OF the heart tiuidy
trembling iaoess cs sight gidiines.
throat skin cctions OF liver stomach
Ecsssiosc terrible disorders arising solitary
Sa:heri pra ,tcss, bgrigs ec-
r autscpatons rendering marriage impossible. Take one
.an3id thought be:o.. /. NAV
psc- Syoni hope Ay
viii d tss obstinate
anil absolutely res;cre perfect manhood
TO JTIDDLE-kGEn Il EN.-ThfTc ere many from the
20 cr Sho i-oubs xi, frequent excavations
hia sr sen accompanied slight burning sna-tinS
5r.sr. wssEenGy The the
,csuut f7 n examination Of the urinary deposits rupy
="f"t will De fnsnj and sce,Gcs small particles
,,sa viii .feA the cole: will be thin Iilk-h hue
e1T-Ry lark to-pie appearance. There
dic g; tais d.isuit OF tie cause, which
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The Logan
Home Fl SavinQs
Association.

"HTS Association is organized for the
purpose OF raising money TO be loaned
among tie members thereO! for use n
buying lots and houses, in building or re-
pairing houses. aud for Surh other purpo-
SeS as are authorized hy law.
Books Tor the Subscription to the capital
sock are now open at room 40. 8, Colilr
Building, 2d floor.
Shares sIgD00 and S5N'.Go each.
Meetings every Saturday night from to
oo'clock.
Weekly dues on each slN sto-k, % cts
ANY member can draw ont his money at
say time, and II left more than E months,
with dividends.
kny member can borrow aS much money
as his shares of stock repreSen at per
cent. interest, and such premium rs he
may bid
For further information see Constitution
and BY Laws.
8. II. BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen, Secretary.
an IL If
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LfEE ATOM
IL
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il beer e%co
FsisnIHEGL ktjSS o mail
o.
Address
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EAST BOUND.

AcrH II train leaves Columbus
at 40 ) except SundaT; Newark
H.40 rat Zaneavilie 6.i2 N.
Columbus Zaresvilie, aud Sandus,y c.
ccmmod.t ton leaFcs Colnm bus t7.aD a m.
Arrives at SanGusky Il 30 pm
aTrains run daily. iDaily except Sun.
LAY. Daily except Nc uday.
Sleeping and Dining..Cars on al Throuyi, h,
Trains.
G.. .SCCLL. Gen. Pass. gent,
Baltimore, Md.
". w PEAB DY, 1T. ODELL.
Gear Supt. GenI manager,
Chicago. H.. Baltimore, Md
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VORIS'
Garden 3 Green Heae,
Foot of Mulberry Street,
LOGAN, O.

GEORGE w. BREHM,
attorney = at = LGlU
LOGAN. OHlo.
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