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FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm Of 222 acres
1-2 mile north of Swartz's S
mill and post office and
known as the John Beery
farm. On the premises is a
'welling house an excellent
barn spring house and other
necessary outbuildings.
About one hundred acres
of the farm is number one
timber land the balance be-
ing under cultivation.
| will sell at a bargain
and on good terms, Any
one desiring to buy a farm
should consult me at the
grocery and baking estab-
lishment of A. Bauman
Lancaster, 0.
JACOB H. KIRN.
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1891.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

iIarrer's Weekly has never
ai!ed to Justify lis uile As q
'Juurrai III Civilizations" and 1T
has done so with constant re-
gard 10 enlarged possibilities "f
usefulness and - higher standard
nt artistic and literary excellence
IL leaves untouched no import
aml phase of The worlds progress
ahd presents record. equally
rus, wur ny and Interesting, Of
the notable events, persons. and
ACHE ernen,s ut our time.
Special Supp'emchts Will bs
continued In 1891. They will be
literary. scientific, artistic. his
rorical, CRITICAL Typographical, or
descriptive, : Orcasiu., may DE
man'i, and will contlnne 20 de
serve ,ho hearty comnsndaiiOn
which has been bestowed on
PAST issues by the press and the
public. As ii family journal,
IIarper's Weekly will. as hereto
fore. he edited with strict re-
CARL for The qualities thai make
II ii sale and welcome visitor TO
every home.
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& Wonder Worker.

.,Ir !'r.:..Ii Huffman, Young man o.:
T., rIit .r2n. Ohio states that he had
b.,n uiire: The care OF Two prominent
p-, sicisB.. and used their treat mcnt
nnti H. w.s not ah.e to get around.
I hey pronounced his case TO be Com
srIa,,.inr and incurable. He WAS per-
sa;.,i..l try Ur' Ki: IS New Discov-
,r, ter assumption, Coughs and Colds
..iih III H., time was not able to walk
acrrss IT," street without resting. He
ipnrI, Ii. .ore he had used hall of a
iu;.r b,,ile. that he was much better;
he . nin.,-d 20 use it aud is to- day en-
j'vtnr g'.nd health I:you have any
Threat. :."ung or Cheast ironble try il.
". guarantee satisfaction, Trial bot
..e -.r
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The rin-Mauor ON. alton,

Mrs. Whiton-Stonc, well-known 30
cicty woman Of Boston, in discussin,
the vcxed question Of wifc's pin-money
admits that man, as rule, is chivalrous
and generous. but thinks in the do
mcstic shuttle the wife hardly gets fair
deal ''Io3t mon have business
training" she says, ''and know
better than woman how to apply
their Knowledge, but there should
be some statement made by every
man to the woman he marrics of his
financial condition. as also her parents
OF guardian. She will then know the
whole situation and be able to govern
herself by it. There should be q perfect
understanding between them and there
can then be no difficulty. Let there be
TO supremacy CT will. only Distinct in
dividnality."
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heb. & &x
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05
What Prair.e DOGS Lack.

Prairie dogs, it appears from ! recent
letter by DR.. Wilder, lack tho sense Of
distance. At Cornell University several
Of them walked of chairs, tables and
window sills unhcsitatinSiy This is
thought TO be due TO the nature of their
unusual habitat plain, with no
sharper inequalities than burrows and
mounds One adult female seemed TO
have wonderful immunity from The evil
effects of falls. she once fell from the
top OF IN elevator t"enty-one feet nigh,
and another time from window sill
about as high. on granite pavement,
out soon recovered.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05
Merit Wins.

We desire 10 Say TO our citizen.
that 'or yra's we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Corsdmp-
iion. DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Buce
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters.
and have never handled remedies that
sell rs well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do hot
hesitate TO guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to refund the pu;-
chase price. if satisractor results do NOT
follow their use. These remedies have
wo, their great popularity purely on
their merits.
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A Safe Investment.

Ia ono which is Guaranteed {,
bring yna satisfactory results, OF
in case of failure ii return of per
chase price. On This safe plan
,ou can buy from our advsr'ls lsed
Druggist bottle OF DIR King.
New Discovery i"r Consumption
II il gnaranted to bring relief IL
every ease. wnen usr,i for any af-
f,eclinn OF Thr"ai. Lungs nr Chest
such as Consumption, "t LnngS
Rronrhit,s. Asthma. w Wh"'pina
C"ngh. Cr"np. e'r'. etc. 1t Il
pleasant :nd agreeable IN taste
,,er'.c ~ safe. and c#n alwats i've
depended upon. Tri"l bottles
free
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- WITH THE -
Most Thorough ard heliabe Mar
ket Reports Printed.

The year 1871 promises 10 lie
one al great Interest al hrmt
aud abroad To newspaper rrade's
Tue "Piiisbura weekly Posi- Is
ihe largest. as u is aGiinIied.v
me b y. Democratic acct !,
papers IN ia. U,:i"n, h sci, i>>. e
muir 'han liz usua! ; " ut week
lies. With incIp.slr. iara'ii.s
III gathering and 1rin'in. the
news, i, Ai,I meet the demands
uI The c"nilnH year aud entertain
aud In,etrsI i,> rrHiers IL never
iripie.
POLITICAL = The clu-ins
wear has he,n trnwurd b, nm
,,arailried Demnrraiic victories
~ ,l,e Stale and na;i"n. vi Il
he new veaf Governor Pai'i.un
will enter on his dniieS. The
yrnurid work az hr great ;.rr-i
,ieni,a, ba,tie OF 1892 will tr la,i
This wear. Uurs,r>> ard lie
State legislature Will 'e i'll se-
sion. The Weekly Post will
gather all he political news :"
Important +" eveiv weil-lni"rm
e'l Democrat. aud Will discuss
| ,ucrrtt eaci. other.
NEWS We challenge cons
pari>"n with The complete record
"i The worlds history we give
each week. Correspondence
from he national aud Slate rapi
'ai. New Y ,rk and other Amer
can rilir> as we'll as l,om Europe
i,v able writers. will add great
interest 10 this depa,i h..
iile like descriptions oi men and
events.
THE MARKETS = The Week
" Post iur Years has had r.-
pntaIIon with cuuuiIv aud cit,
merchants dnwn 20 he day ri
rubira,Inn. Its cattle aud prn
duce markets are especially
commended.
PREMi UMS-1I is impossible
to lrciude IN ihls announcement
our premium list 10 subscrihers
SeIfd nv postal cart! for copy.
The list includes valuable bUok>
a. we'll rs cash premiums
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout. Pastor United
Brethern Church, Blue Mound. Kan.
says: ii feel it my duty to tell wha
wonders Dir. Kings New Discovery
has dane Tor ne. My Longs were
badly diseased. and my parishioner,
though could only live a lew weeks
,onk fye bottles uf DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and we'll,
gaining 26 lbs. in weight Anhc'
Love. Manager Loves Funny f'olk'
Com bination writes. tier thorough
trial ard convincing evidence. | AN
confident Br. Kings New Discover,
ior Consumption, heats 'em all. ano
cures whe everything else falls. Th,
greatest kindness can d. nv man,
thousand freads is urge hem 20 try ii
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-rHis PURIFYING LIFE" /"


a lt.sse vhiic TO pause aId rest.
little s:sscc to draw full breath
AZ r.ci We TIRE too scroly pressed
VITO run Ger life and death.
NC know nor what the goal may bc,
We know not what the prize when won.
But still VIC struggle feverishly.
And though we faint VIC run
Some fail beneath tho nocn-tide hsst
And fall With faces white and wan;
ScEe hold their course with bleeding feet
Yet stni the race goes on.
AMI sos-e who fall rise up no rnore,
ie; oi ser runners take their pl:cc;
And s:ill as madly Us before
Swings CO tae furious racci
". have 10 tine TO pause ard read
The beauty writ in earth AID slSy;
40 may rot slockcn in our spcsd.
Or teen r1Iy pass rs by.
ghc children call US from their rlay,
AMI loYc and friendship s,eal, Us kind
We uay no. wait to hear to-day
List we be left behind!
We stlil rust ssrcia our aching sight
s'so coci is nearer than bc:cro
and evcr has.ens on the night
When we can rua no more.
We labor on, we scarce ls.oT Why,
Sor what reward our tot. shall blSss;
We riss up ere the sun is HIGH.
And eat the bread CT cGrofainesa
Ye sometimes from the winning post
JJrnes lack the cry of Labor lest"
And doubts chill those who strive the raoct
II gain exceed; the Srst
Vur there are times when dull ard oold
The PRICES lsos whom ncL-er seen;
When lust Of power snd love OF gold
Show base and pocr and rncnn!
And worthless every proud succcsa
TO hearts 20 ;cii-vo-n AID orprcssed,
Aad 81 the world T. wilderness
whcro:a tAore Is 10 rest.
Lord! stay this kurryine stream ctlfa
Ard check il ia tss desperate pace!
withdrRv Us :rcra this loveless ssrifo
20 run better race.
WHERE each alike tho prizo may via
Where victory l. not to the strcag.
Gni thcy who triumph find thcroin
TIE thing for which they long.
Then IL wo fall. or II we stand
'ris Thu alike our steps will keen
A I'd give, when risht Is Ger tho lind,
TO Thy beloved sleep.
sf4li the dag break ard shadows Zee,
Earth rales. and Heaven Ia cren wides
Ard waking TO Try lIlkeacss,
Therein ere satisfied
.-Arposy
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srru,nsrun daily. tpally except sunday 3

A,Itraus between tincinnE:I end Coz
uIuhus run through witl:nut cha ngt ol cnrs
connectiI 2 In the Union Depot with nlIdi-
yerStn. llnrS. ,
Trains M lr5 and l,6 have Pulimahn
Sleel,iux Cars hetw cen incinni,t aie
Pittsbutg. Trains Nos l62 and lOo have
Pullman Sleeping Cars Detwee t!ncib
natl ami Columbus and can he occupied
MT inciun,,t or columbus any time after
PM Trains Nos. l0l, i0i, lh6 ana iGS
have Parior Cars between Columbus an"
Cincinnati Tr;ils Nos i03 and l0i have
throrgh coaches between CiDcinnntl ana
Pit,xburg Train No Us makes direct con-
nertion at ColunIbu with through Pull-
man sleeping Car tor Washineton, baiil-
more, Phii;,t.eiphia and New 1crl. Trains
Nos IO4 lu6 and i0S make direct connection
ut Columbus Tor .hic"go, Weshlneton
B,ltImore, Philadelphia and New YORK.
S.P. PEARODf, Y. +. MeOA ARIf.
aen'I Supt. Gen1 Pass 'gt
Ccinn,hus O. Col IN bus %
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Nj: u BOUND.

R.trs Via lie i:':ckeye Route are always
a. low ~ IL. .;... Other iitir. tn 'augu
iicH II ss,iu i.nesa2e checked Ia des-
tIhstion.
if.oui"n,riatlng - journey in amy di-
reciI"n pie.;ss ...:il ON The nearest a.ent of
the raii:p-i address any OF the ioli"w-
ing i~i is.,t- ...s OF the passenger d--
pnriUithi .oI iui,.crs. rates and other in
forn..ii"n.
r.. !e .,vl isr.i Su::hsrn Passenger Agent,
l,el:. j..
~ \ s..i,t',. c.:y Passenger Agent. Toledo
l. V i.-,r'.!hsn southern t'assenrcr axenL
G.'!i; nI;~.t.
ICN a:Wtt-R.', Ticket Agent. Losau o.
Cn's +; H.. !. ell General Surerlnleo.
dent t'oiu."'.r:.
y u FiS-.ri iisNeral Passenger and
Tic.-c; y ..:.t ,,aua, ii Dcshier Block Col
uIuiIus.
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john Dion asa Doctor,

1t is not generally known that tho
Irish member of Parliament. John Dill.
Ion, is doctor by profession. Previous
to tho land agitation he was demon
strator of anatomy at tho Ledwich
School Of Medicine, in Dublin. and dis
tinguished himself by making some dis
coveries which have proved OF impor-
tance to science. Mr Dillon has visited
the United States several times. He is
loved in ireland with peculiar love; it
is akin to tho feelings of a mother for
her favorite child. He. on tho other
hand. always speaks Of the Irish as: My
people" Mr.. Dillon entered the pres
ent Irish movemen. because be took in
the sririt OF Irish Nationalism with bis
blood, and because by his nature no was
bound to be an enthusia in some cause.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05
A Now York Woman, Eus..

The other night woman in house
Oh Broadway flung open the window
md indulgcd in piercing cries OF "Mur-
der!" This caused about thousand
people to coagrcgrate in the street, and
policeman upon investigation found
that wifc had been yelling "Murder!"
because her husband was in the habit Of
leaving her alono every night and she
was afraid to bo alone. This is new
dodge for keeping pleasure-secking
husbands ct homo, a2d if acted upon
cnerSciically viii! tend to reduce club
membership not little.
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Remarkable Rescue

Mrs N'r.i. 81 Curtain, Plain
field. lii. n,t es the stalemehtlh ha,
sha raugt, r,.d. which seIIied ON
her iuu.>. ~, Was treated tor Il
mcn,h I,y her ftni!y ptysician.
but rscu = Sc He told her she
WIS u i..,t 81 victim ot c"psu,n.I-
ti..u' ard !i:a, M medicine could
cu G 'sr Her druggist sug
ges..d +, \ ng's New Discovery
10. Cons. n'r,,on; she toug hi 81 bot
r;e a,,:I ~ :.'r delight fnnnd her,
self hrn. & t.; from the first dose
IL. r"e.,. red iis use and after
taking to- battles. found her
sell s,..uti a,! well. and does her
own /, u.ey.nrk and is as well as
she e.cr ~as Free trial bottles
Large b,li'.,4 soc ard $l.00.
!f1l,oy HOosierS,
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glje1-EN'S kRN-CA sALVE.

T',v '.rsi >alve in :he world
tor r,i'-, bruises, sores. ulcers.
Saii-fl l"um. fever sores. tniier.
rl,.pp..:i hands, rhi'hiahiS. cnrE>.
.n;l 81 SKIN rrnp'Inns. an'i pt's-
isIvr, cures prie>. or II" pay re-
uit,iei. il is guaranteed Ia give
eu;i." sal i-irt.iinu ar m'.nev Ie.
ti5,l-l P.i.a %: per box For
tie Dy + Harm ION. I:-
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A Remarkably Oil Woman.

One OF the most remarkable old wom-
en- IL Maine is living on the island of
Monhcgan. Although only seventy-lve
years old she not only knows nothing
of the cars, telephone. electric light,
osc., but has never seen horse. She
has always lived OH the island several
miles from the mainland, and her world
has been MonheSan. Sheep and COWS
gro kept on the island, but ti.ore is no
sa;l for horses.
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For Headaches, biliousness. con-
sipatinn, dizziness sIe-pnesS. the blues
sciotu!a. the blood and all skin erup
lions DR.. Feuuer's Blood and Liver
Remedy aud Nerve Tonic ravrr fails
Warranted to satisfy or money re'und
ed. Could this be n;foreed ii the Rem
edy vast cer,ian?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05

The following method Of making pa
per transparent for copying drawings
has been found very serviceablc: Place
blank sheet of paper over the drawing
ard rub it lightly with pure benzine.
The tracing can then DO readily made
and the bonzi.;c, upon eyaporating,
leaves tbs 2apsr IS opaque as befora.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05

President Oidworihy-"Well. daugh-
ter. how did they enjoy my lecturer"
GLADYS Oldworthy-"Ch, very much
indeedl Some OF your Freshmen wcrn
telling the funniest stories you ever
heard, ali through tho evening ~
ilarper's Bazar.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-03-05

This is what you ought 10 have, N
fact. you most have it, to fnlIy rhjoy
he. Thousands are search ug sfor II
daily, and monrning because thay lind
i, not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dnilars are spent annually bg our peo>
be in the dope that they may attain
II. noon. And yet l. IN y De all. We
en.rantee that Electric Biticrs, il used
a:."ord,ns to directios and the use per-
81 ,.ed id will, bring you Good Diges-
ri..r and ousf The demoo Dyspepsia and
in-;all instead Eupepsy. We reeom>
ne .d Electric Bitiers Tor Dyspepsia
an,! Sff diseases Of Liver. Stomach and
kidneys Loid at soc. and SI.O0 pc
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Arrested in Canada.

Frank Losse, VINO is wanted in st.
louis for stealing $1,000 from G. d.
latch & Co., was arrested in Toronto
Tuesday night and left for st. Louis
Wednesday in charge of detective.
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The Weekly Post.

THE P'TTSBUKG WEEKLY Pos
contains - pages each weeks
columns of reading matter
Sing1e subscription, postage pre-
PAID, one wear 81 25.
In clubs ul FIVE nr over. postage
prepaid. one Year. 81 90
An extra copy, or lis cash equiv
alent. Tor every club of ten sui
scrlhers. Send for free sn mple copy
A address, The Posi- PUBLISHING C'
P.ttsburg, Pa.
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VESSELS SUNK AT SEA.
Nearly Hundred Lives Lost by COL
lision Off the New Jersey Coast.
Spanish Steamer viscsya Run INTO bv o
Ccal-Laden Schooner. and Both
Sink In Seven Mi utcs-Sever-
al Persons Rescued.

al Persons Rescued.
Tho steamship Vizcaya, OF the Span
ish-American Line, collided with four-
mnsted schooner on Thursday evening,
when sig miles or yar,"gat and both
vessels sank almo>s Immediately. Tie
steamer humboldt which arrived in
Brooklyn, Friday morning from Brazil,
rescued eight of tho crew, the first and
second officers, the engineer and surgeon
of the Vizcaya. So far as is known at
present these are tho only persons out OF
a total crew and passenger list of eighty
Fix OF the Vizcaya and tho crew of
the unknown schooner that have been
saved 1t is feared that all the others
have been lost. The details are meager.
Tho Vizcaya left brooklyn Friday at l
p NJ, for Havana and other Cuban ports.
She had a large cargo of freight, a crew
OF seventy-sevcn and nine regular pas
sengcrs. There were others on board,
however, VINO are not entered An the
passenger list At $50 on Z Say
evening large, four-mastcd schooner
hove in sight She was a much larger
vessel than the Vizcaya, and immedi-
ately bore down upon her. Her
bowsrrit struck the ste; mship On tho
starboard bunkers. carrying away the
lridee ard cabin. The Captain Of tho
Nizcaya, who vas standing on the
bridge. was instantly killed. Seven
minutes later both vessels had sunk, and
the passengers were struggling in the
water. There we're heartrcndin. shrieks
and cries. which were heard by the peo-
pie on board the Humboldt The
captain OF that vessel headed for
the spot where tho cries of dis
tress wero heard as quickly as
possible. and saw the spars and masts Of
the sinking vessel disappear. Several
persons could be seen struggling in tho
water. Boats were lowered and twelve
persons were picked up. The crioswere
hushed ard hot another could be seen.
After waiting some time the Humboldt
steamed away. A negro was picked up
W a small boat afterward. lie belonged
20 the Vizcaya. The captain and crew
OF tho unknown schooner arc supposed
to have been drowned. 1t il believed
that over one hundred lives were lost
by tho collision
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Steam navigation WAS once looked
upon with doubt. So Was the power oi
DR.. Fenner's Dough Honey to relieve
any cough in one bon-, until thousands
OF trials demonstrated IT,, fact Eqalty
good for hurseS. Gives energy ad
strength. Money refunded ii satisfac' :
ton not given.
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Why isn't this good thing? DR..
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure
i. warranted 10 give satisfaction in
every case or money returned. Such
n proposition couldn't be thought OF if
medicine wasn't superior to all others.
For sale by F. Harrington Logan o.
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BY a vote OF 109 TO 5 Parliament de-
,lared that tho King Of Holland is in
capable of governing. The Council Of
State has been temporarily invested
With regal powers,
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Spread tho Good News.

"Gur1-chcwing is no longer fashion
ible," says Kansas City newspaper. 1t
is the duty Of every editor in the land to
give that information the widest possible
circulation
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ApPUlN I'M ENT NOTICE.

Estate of Dlvid 4. Miller, deceased.
tt. Undersigned hns been appointed AM
qualified ~ administrator OF the estate uf
David \. ililler ll,c OF Hooking County,
decei,S,u.
Dated this l6 day of Feblua y. D. 1921
SAMUEL Ii. BRtGHT.
Ad iuihlstr; sor,
heb, IS, S-W
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MUST HAVE GENIUS

he simplest aiNrrii>, menis
>nmelim.- rrq"ir, the most care
I'D f,,,ngl,i la ih,.re construct!
ion. To write Il column l. "a
matter nf time. hnt in -di: il
DOWN inio sentence l. some
thing .nnre.-i'riu,.r> Ink.
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We Now Have OH Sale

We Now Have OF Sale
1000 Nile Iickets--t1ood on the
emtre line 1T ? cents per mile.
IS r'ip licke's-B'twten Two sL
LIONS only. III = cents per m.l.
30 Fr;p Scho,I fickels-Fur stu
dcmts. al very low rates.
Exec I}a gage i''ckets-At Two
thirds at face value
|ircia; f,ckris--f" parties "t 10 al
over, trave ing "nc ticket. at 2
cents per mile
!iSc..r- i"n Tickets FOR p,rIies OF
10 or over a; reduced rates
Through Coupon rirkcts TO point
al The line oi this road.
all "a onr Agents inr Information
rarar,ling :h.. above firkets
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DEpAsT FOR THf WEST.

Con, eutrOns-NO. II Mt New Lexington
with L II . Z train for Corning al Junction
city with = trains nor and so:.tb. q .
Lancaster with Ii Va I trims north +,
nnd nth. nt Washington with Ohio
southern train south
No1-At junction City with & o train
south, al Bremen Win & Ot' train north
at ArncaStcr with train rerth and south
t. nshihsfon with with j. w & G
'rHin for " elsts II. AT Cincinnati with
rain for Chicago and L 4; " train Tor tho
south
No l9-At Washington with D + W q O
md Ohio southern tr.ii.s r' rih ard at
Morrow for l. II Train No 10 TOR the East.
NJ WILKINSON, Gen1 Pass Agt-
CHI WALTON, 5upt, Zapesville, U.
Zauesvillr U.
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rectory next Tuesday" announced the
minister. land one Of our kind parish
ioners has offered to provide the oyster
toT that occasion
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