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NOTICE is hereby given that an application
~ will tie maze the Court of common Pleas
of Cambria ct,un'y, Pa. on Monday. Juae
4th- a ID 1884. at 10 O'Clock N. under the
tOrIoTs lion Act "f April - lsal and the several
supplements thereto. by 2. J. Dietrich. J"seIn
A Ciray Isidore ,. Farabsugh. wm- e. Schroth.
and Andres EcksnrOje Tor the charter ~ an Ia
tended corporation Ia 5e called -G Is SANGN ER-
Elm OF THE BORDUGH OF CARROI.L-
TOWN. PA - the object OF which is the promo
tiOn and cultivation OF the German language art
Of music aud song. Tor social intercourse OF its
members and their families. and or these pur
purposes to have and enjoy all the rights and
privileges con Ierred 10y the said act and its sup
plemeDts. L. X SCANLAN-
May II, 1894. SOltc. tor
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Memorial Day.

Memorial Day in Ebensburg was oh
we'd with the usual appropriate cere-
monies, the parade forming at one O'Clock
at the opera house and marching to the
court house where Hon. a. V. Barker de-
Iycred an address.
After the address the parade formed and
marched To the several cemeteries in this
place where flag aud wreath of flowers
were placed on each soldiers grave.
In the evening a camp fife was held at
the court house where Rev. c. j. Feight
delivered an address.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
Rich in Experiences.

On Monday at the Republican conven-
tiOm, after the first ballot had been taken
on assembly and Stineman nominated. an
earnest Patterson delegate from one of
the northern districts was laboring hard
trying to convince "A delegate who was in
clined To vote for Roberts To change his
views. He said We don't want new men: {:
we want men ofeXpcrience. Stineman has
served one term and Patterson was there
"a doorkeeper and knows as much about
the business aS Stineman. Vote for Pat
terSon and well have two men that have
had experience
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
Tor the week ending Thursday, May 81.
1884:
James Edmund Adams and Martha
Grddwcll. Frugaiity.
Charles = Dean and Flora Il. Ruthrauif,
Rradc township,
Michael A. Monahan ard Martha j.
Behc, Washington township.
Bert McAnulty BarncSbOrO, and Hulda
Beringer. BcringeT, Indiana county
James X Utzler. JohnStown, and Mrs
Flick. HOildaySburg.
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Death of Elmer Grant.

Elmer Grant, the well known pugilist.
who was born and raised in JohnstOwn,
died at his home iE Beaver Falls
on Sunday morning. aged - years.
He had suffered much for Il long time from
catarrh of she stomach, which baflleG the
skill of the medical fraternity. His case
is remarkably sad one: from a rugged
athlete of 22j pounds of clean bone and
Drawn, he wasted away until at the time
OF his death, he weighed Scant one hun
hundred pounds Barring the usual fail
ings of men given to such "A life, he had
qualities of a character that made many
friends and kept them; he had a kind
heart and had his lines fallen in different
places he would probably have left re
spected memory. The deceased leaves a
wife and three children.
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State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The executive committee of the Penn
sylvania State Editorial Association have
decided upon the summer excursion for
July 2nd tn 9th. The trip will be made TO
Ashbury Park, n. j., and as the annual
meeting of the National Editorial AsSocia-
tion occurs at the same time and place,
this will no doubt be the most important
and entertaining summer outing of the
State Association for many years. 1t is
proposed TO have all who participate in
this excursion rendezvous at Philadelphia
on Monday night. July End, and leave
Broad street station in a body by special
train for Ashbury Park on Tuesday NOM
ing, July 3rd-
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One Train TAX en- OH.

The II aims leaving EbenSbnrg at 1920 a.
NJ. and Cresson for Ebe nsburg at 1880 \.
NJ, will be discontinued
On SuSquehanna extension bnt one round
trip daily will be- made. leaving Bradley
Junction at lO:4O 4. NJ. and returning
leave Cherryt tree at / 80 T.. NJ, instead of =
T.. NJ. as at present.
The EbenSburg train will make the trip
to Cherrytree, where the crew will take
dinner, arriving in Ebensbnrg in time to
make the regular $3.50 trip to Cresson in the
afternoon.
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The following resolution was Offered but
after some discussion was laid on the table:
Resolved, That in future county convcn-
uons of the Republican party the repre-
SrntltiOn Of districts shall be a. follows:
For districts having - or less than - Re
publican VOIcS, one delegate; for districts
having more than - Republican votes
TWO delegates for each - or fraction there
OF. the representation 10 he computed from
the vote pOlied for the candidate on the
county ticket receiving the largest number
of votes at the last election held previous
10 the convenin2 OF the county convention
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
Good, when Works,

Out Of the six Republican nominees for
Cambria county offices. five are old sol
dirrs and ali five belong To q. n. K. Posts.
fitting recognition of that noble organ
iLatiOu. GOSii1ig.
The ''Old soldier racket did not count,
however. in the appointment of a court
house janitor-
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TRIAL LIST.

TslAL Alsr IuDs Term. ,ss.
q. V Burke y Go. ct al. W. Mead eI al.
Hughes vs. Martin.
SciOOnOVer Dean.
Ehlers Rhode.
Reese vs.. Richards.
Shoemaker Good
Blair
Love. sunshine X UhI VS. Willet 4 Harrington
DunIo Suppy Co. vs.. Keith
q. II. Howell n Co. VS. Eantley 4 ErOnheiser.
Noel vs. Gettings ct al
DeJiraw Shoemaker ct
SPENCER vs. .Iohnstown CITY
TOnkiu vs.. Lamer tier. teu-l
King " NissInger-
HesiOp vs.. Bantley.
Weyanr Shuma ker ct al.
Cressyell vs.. L. X L. 10.
Gtass Latner.
ManevaI ". Iron city VI r Insurance Co.
Edwards vs.. German r. Insurance 10
Miller ct al VS.. JOhnstOwn Pass. Railroad Co.
Barnes Ashcroft.
BiOckhart same
Walker same
JAS. q. DARBY
PrOtaOnOtary
Prothonotary's Once, May IL, 1924.
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NOTICE is hereby given that A %. Brown has
N med his pet tion in the office OF the Clerk "i
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county
ior the transfer of the license granted - Ii Z.
Anderson in CressOn tO~n~hip which will lie
t,re resepted TO the court iOr Its consideration ON
MONDAY, JUNE irH, 1884
il DARBY.
May is. 1894 Clers q :.
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THIRD BALLOT.

Ihcre was considerable amount OF gIet
manifested 10y Cuultrr'S friends when. on
the announcement Of the result. it wa
found that Coulter Was nominated. lie
had been kicked and cutTed out Of Repub-
lican conventions so often that his
friends could hardly realize that he had at
last been successful.
For assembly, Isaac T.. Chandler, Of
Johnstown; Samuel ID. Patterson, of Barr
township: Richard J. YoJhcrs, of Has
tings: Jacob &. Stincman, of South Fork:
w. T. Davis, OF NorrcIlyilIe, and c. T.
Roberts. of Ebensburg. were each placed
in nomination. The ballotin% was then
proceeded with and resulted a. follows:
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EXECUTOR'S Notice.
Ia Estate of Caiharine Dnrhin- deceased
Letters tesiamentary on the estate OF CAtha-
rine Durbiu late of the township OF Munster.
in Cambria county. Pa. deceased, having been
granted to me 10y the Register OF Wills OF said
county, all persons indebted to- said estate are
hereby notified TO make payment to me with
out deIay and those having claims against the
same will present them properly authenticated
for settlement
JOHN ITEL.
Portage. Pa. April %, 1894. Executor
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RGAN--pied at her home i'm Altoona on
Tuesday. Nav 18th. ls9i. Mrs. Kate Ryan
wife of Joseph y. Ryan.
AboIt year ago she received two slight
strokes of paralysis and last Friday night
She was again stricken, hrrdea tn resulting
Deceased was born near Munster this
county. over fifty years ago. Her maiden
name vas Kate Myers and she was mar
ried In Joseph RYAN at Loretto nineteen
years ago. Together they went To Altoo-
MA four years later and have since resided
there. The union was not blessed with
children.
Besides her husband. who is the sexton
of ST Johns cemetery. Mrs. RYAN iS sur
viVed by two brothers aud three sisters. aS
follows: JOSEPH Myers. of Freeland: eN-
Sheriff James Myers. Mrs. JoSue ID. Par
ri>h and Mrs Susan HasSon. of Ebensburg
and Mrs. John Anstcad of Hastings
The deceased WAS an earnest aud devout
member of st. Marks Catholic church
She was also connected with the League
of the Sacred Heart.
The funeral took place on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. when a reuuium
mass was celebrated at st. Marks church
IntermeuL in St. johns cemetery
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Jas. Boss
Filled
WatChCaSes

are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical PurPoses-yet
only cost about half as much as an out
and-out solid gold case Warranted TO
wear for 40 years; many In constant use
for thirty years Better than ever since they
are now htted, al no extra cost, with the great
bow (ring) which eGnnO. 6r oa4Al-i or szgz5le5
oT the caSe-rhe
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NOTICE

N To whom IL may concern
All persons holding orders On Washington
township will hand OF send list OF same TO " TN
Brown. Township CLERK. giving number. date
and amount for which order or Judgment calls
tor o before JUNE 10Th. 1894. OF be forever
debar ed 10y atd township
BY order of tie Board of Auditors.
wN. BROWN.
Lilly Pa. May Is, lsai. TOwnship CLERK.
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The Republican Convention.

On Monday the Republican county con
vention met at the court house and was
called to order by Chairman DIR. J. = Tay
Tor. One hundred and forty eight dele
gates responded when the roll was called.
and f. V. Jones. of IohnStown. and L. c.
Patterson were elected temporary secre-
tarieS.
Anderson H. Walters. Of .jOhnStown, was
elected chairman over a. Il. Cooper, of
CoOperSdale, by vote of ~ Ia 80. After
electing the temporary secretaries a per
manent secretaries. the convention got
down tu business and proceeded to make u
nomination for sheriff.
David w. Coulter. of Franklin; Samuel
W. Davis. of Ebeusburg; Samuel Nj. Mill
or, of JohnStuwn. and James +. Young. of
EbenSburg. were each placed in nomina-
tion. The first ballet resulted as follows:
FIRST RALLOT.
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DR.. BUCK,
SURGEON and SPECIALIST.

Treatment of all Chronic AffiictiO0s. Diseases
of Women and troubles requiring Surgical AID
Ofhce hours up T. A. NJ. I TO ana : To 5 p N.
l292 18TH AVENUE, ALTOONA. PA.
ianl5.Y4
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We QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
OF our Many Big Bargains:

Dark wash cal:coes .....-.....5. nor yard
blue prIntS--..6 per yard, former price -.
Crash. =. - -,
Dress ginghamS, all patterns ........,. n.
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Ebeusburg Brsuch
Trains leaves "A follows: ~, 10 - a m and
$50 D. and arrive at CresSon at 81 I0 SIS a.
IN. and i.O5 u IN. LeaEe Cresson at 30. II 50 n
m and 53n D. m. and arrive at Ebensburg at
1905 a IN. and Il Is and q o. p. m.
Eresson and CIearfieId.
ing at CreSSO On at U5 a m. and y. Leave
Cresson - a IN. and - D. m, arriving at IT.
vona at 10 IS and 6i5 T.
For rates maps. etc call on agent address
THos- T. WATT 4. A W. L.. ITO Eiith Ave,
Pittshurg Pa.
=. NJ. PROVOST. J. K. WOOD.
General Manager. GENERAL Manager.
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NOTICE Is he -eby given that Oliver !. Deemer
~ has nled his petitioD for the transfer the
wholesale license granted To George YecRIey. in
the borough of Caiiizin. in the office Of the Clerk
of q carter Sessions OF Cambria county and that
the same will he presented to the said court tor
its consideration on WEUN ESDAY. JUNE 9TH
lsa4 j. q. DARBY,
May Is, 1894. CLERK q s
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As it required - votes To make nomi-
nation there was no choice on the first and
the convention then proceeded To the sec
ond and then To the third:
IL L
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

TIC ""rfH f"tr Fb"fft Tor IN q Pag es
of History.
The Book of the builders" one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever ISSUED i now being offered by the
PittSburg Dispatch To its readers. 1t is
beyond question the greatest offer ever
made by newspaper. See the Dispatch
for full information.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishings.

Our stock of clothing was never as com
plete as now. Any kind of cut or pattern
yOu want.
Mems suits i'm sack only for 81. 20
Hcttcr suits in any cut frOm....... 81 % M
ouih'S 3-piece suits from. ........S s. 90 M
Chiidren : 2-piece suits from--------s5c. up
Childreu'S knee pants fur..............I5 la.
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BRIDGE LETTINGS! /!

IXECUTOR'S NOTICE
IL Estate OF Anthony Shiher. deceased
Letters testamentary ON the estate OF Anthony
>hIber. deceased. late of Munster township,
Cambria county, Pennsylvania. having been
granted to me. Al lie sons indebted to said
tate are hereby notified to make payment o me
without delay. and those having claims against
said estate will present them properly auIhenti-
Gated Tor settlement
AEOYSIUS SHIBER
Lilly Pa. May *, 1894.
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Lancaster Ginghams
at 7 Cents.

Muslin, full yard wide. fOr...5 5c. per ward
culIhs ci"lh, all patterns. at-..sc. and IUc
Carpet chain. 5-ply, all colorS ......... .O,.
Ladies vests, very fancy. IOr
Nj the LATEST NOVELTIES IN
III NJ NIL NtiS at close figures
rs Special sale in LACE AND EN-
BROlDERlES from &c per yard up.
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Miscellaneous Notices.
PROF. LITTLE,
THE EYE SPECIALIST,
OF PITTSBURG.

win he in EhenSEurg. June 4th. Dr. Creery's
peatal Office. Glasses ntt-d and furnished II
needed. consultation sree. HouTs-lO:3O A. M,
till 4:3O Y. NJ
INBENSBU RG. pa, APRIL 2. 1871 have
IL made ARRANGEMENTS with Professors Gibson
and Bitter, who will couduct the normal school
this summer in EhensburE. to give Instructions
IN TyPcW ting and StenOgraphy at r
SOnabie rates. Students who wish take up
this course should write me at Tor partcu-
lars. Students who desire do So can com
meDce at any time from this date.
JENNIE CRANER
mch3O
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ConneettonsatCresson.

Schedule in effect November Is. IsPs.
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INF ORTANr NOTICE.
/ The many patients OF DR. SaIm are notified
that hereafter his once Will be at the Ca piraI
Hotel in .IohnsIown, where his acco III IN odafions
better. IunI.3
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FIRST BALLOT.

FUUETH BALLOT.
Chandlcr.-....-....... 40
Patterson Observation-Disclosures. ........... -
Patterson was declared the nominee:
For poor director &c, rgc Woods. of 9Th
ward, IohnStown: W. 4. Bland. of 18th
ward. .IohnStnwn. and james Moore of lsI
ward. Johnstowu, were placed in nomina-
tiOu. The rirSt ballot resulted in Moure's
nomination 10y the following vote:
Moore. .-.-....... .............. %
Woods -.-.. ......-.......-.-.. .-......-.....n II
hldHu $1,000 -
For jury commissioner the following
gentlemen were placed i'll nomination: +.
T.. Baker, of SuSquehanHa township: W
ID. Miller. Of Dale: John G.. Reese of 5th
ward, .lohnStown: Philip Davis. of Jack
son township: David L. Evans. of Cam
bria township: George =. Paul. of 18th
ward. Johnstown, and +. NJ. Smith. of nth
ward. JOhnStuwn.
w. ID. Miller was nominated on the End
ballot. The ballots were a. follows:
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IN GENTS = FURNISHINGS
We EXCEL Many Larger
Establishments.
Wall Paper A Specially Wall Paper

VallSes must 90 to make room.
Kitchen chairs, light or dark. for 81 - per
set.
Tor only --.----.. S2l 90
CupbOardS. sinks. SidebOardS and lounges
at very low prices.
- These goods are all new and first
grade work on .hem.
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y'HE Ebenss'urV Buiding n Loan Association
L will offer for sale AT the c.uncil chamber. Et-
-Ushurg, the :Ourth Monday in June
81 900 90. THOS. DAVIS.
LESTER LAftIMER, Secretary. President.
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INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS.
Statement That Belle Reports of De-
preston I'm Colorado.

DENVER, Col. Dec. a.-To correct mis-
leading statements relating to Colorado. the
business men Of the State assembled in con-
vention recently and appointed committee
to prepare a statement of the condition.
resources and future prospects OF the State.
The committee reports:
While Colorado has been a great silver
producer. she has, fortunately many other
vast and varied resources. mineral. agri-
cultural, manufacturing and climatic, ca
pable Of amply maintaining much greater
population than she now has. and OF fur
nishing safe and profitable investments for
large sums Of capital. In consequence OF
the increased purchasing power Of gold the
annual Colorado gold product shows a re-
markabie increase as follows: 1882 3.-
6s6. .217. 1890, $40l6.229; 1891. 81 $50; 1892
$3.50, OH. The gold mining developments at
Cripple Greek are wonderful. This camp In
certain TO do for Colorado in gold what
has been formerly done In silver. TWO
more railroads arc now running a construc-
ti0n race through the mountain passes In
their eagerness to- reach there first. and the
experts claim the low grade ore now I'm
sight will yield sl00QO0000. Leadville prom
ises 10 rival Cripple Creek gold-produc-
ing camp. and one mine alone is now Yield
ing s., 900 per day, while In the counties OF
Gipin Clear Greek. summit. Park. RIO
Grande. Gunnison, La Plata and Boulder.
and throughout the San Juan country.
there Is a substantial tncrease In the cut
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PRENDERGAST SEARCHED.
A Report Was Current That the Assas-
sin Contemplated Suicide.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A rumor was current
to-day that Prendergast, the murderer of
Mayor Harrison, had committed suicide
Jailer Norris was kept busy for two hours
answering the telephone. There was moth
ing In the story. Prendergasts actions in
the morning aroused the suspicious of
guard Wallace, and the latter told the as
sassin to hold out his hands until he was
searched.
why do you want to search me?" de-
manded Prendergast, angrily.
ITO see If you have anything concealed
about you, OF course" answered the guard
IF you fellows think I'm going to COM
NIT suicide, you are foolish" remarked the
assassin, as he extended his hands 'If I
have TO die, I'm going TO put you fellows to
the bother of killing me-
Nothing was found in the prisoners pock-
cts with which he could do himself in
jury.
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COLOGNE. Dec. 3i-The Cologne Zeitung
publishes full details OF the attack upon the
ment Of Revno b. Cossacks last month.
This account OF the massacre fully confirms
the report originally sent out and which,
afterward was officially denied. The cor
respondent OF the Zetung adds that the
Cossacks were guilty OF incredible barbarity
and cruelty. They lanced and knouted the
defenseless people whom they drove from
the church. Women as well were
included among their victims The dead
and mutilated bodies were thrown into a
lime pit near the church. The sacred orna-
ments were taken from the edlfice, broken
into pieces and thrown into cesspool The
Cossacks. after this sacrilege. were allowed
TO plunder the village
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Hon. Alexander HI. st~nb.n.

IT occasionally use. when my condition
requires II, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect
HON. ALEX. II. STEPHENa-
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Romance and History.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-There Is a ro-
nance In the life of Mrs. Shortlidge, who
was killed by her husband at Media to-
day. and there is history in the life OF
her mother, DR.. Mary Amanda Dixon Jones.
A page of that history was made public
about three years ago. Brooklyn people
remember well the daughter. a pretty. trim
young woman. retiring in disposition and
faithful to her mother when that mothers
record was brought to light There is now
a modest brown stone front at No. l63 De
KaIb avenue. Brooklyn. with shining
brass plate bearing the words, ''Dr Jones'"
Dr. Mary Amanda Dixon Jones is n physi-
clan OF the allopathic school, graduate OF
the Wonlan's Medical College of New
York city. ard practices as q
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ONE AND A THIRD FARE

For the round trip. All tickets good to re-
turn until Jan inclusive
I3mltimore & Ohio west Of Pittsburg.
baltimore & Ohio Southwestern.
Chicago & Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Queen Il Crescent.
Cincinnati. Lebanon & Northern.
Cincinnati, Portsmouth q Virginia
Cleveland. Akron & Columbus.
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis.
: Detroit, Lansing & Northern.
Flint & Pe-e Marquette.
louisville q Nashville.
Michigan Central
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio.
Vandalia Line.
Toledo. Ann Arbor & Northern Michigan.
wheeling & Lake Erie.
For tickets, etc. call at City Ticket Office
Corner Illinois street and Kentucky avenue
134 South Illinois street and Union Station.
III. ]. RHEIN. General Agent
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ORIGINAL EAGLE
and z W. Washington ST.
BIG 4 ROUTE
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

To and from all stations on the Big
Four SYSTEM; also to points ON the
following connecting lines, VIZ:
Baltimore a. Ohio southwestern.
Baltimore ~ Ohio Railway.
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway.
Chicago ~ Eastern Illinois hallway.
Chicago 81 Grand Trunk Railway.
Chicago & West Michigan Railway.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Ry.
Cincinnati, jackson & Mackfnaw Ry
Queen q Crescent Route.
Cleveland, Akron a. Columbus Ry.
Cleveland, LOrain 81 Wheeling Ry.
Col, Hooking Valley IL Toledo Ry.
Evansville N Terre Haute Railway.
Jacksonville Southeastern Line.
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis Ry
Louisville & Nashville Railway.
Lou, New Albany az Chicago Ry.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Ohio Central Lines.
Ohio & Mississippi Railway.
Ohio Southern.
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Ry.
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry
st. Louis, Alton 81 Terre Haute ny.
Toledo, Columbus q Cincinnati.
Toledo, Peoria q Western Railway.
Vanda1fa Lines.
Wabash Railway.
TICKETS On SALE December 30
~ and Jan. 4, good returning to and
fnOludfng Tuesday, Jan. z, 1884. Rate,
lone anu One-third fare for the round
"trip.
Call ON agents Big Four Route, I
East Washington street, 80 jackson
place, Massachusetts Avenue and
Union Station.
II. VI. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
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H0LIDAYEXCURSION RATES
c., Il. & D. R. R.

OQn Dec. q, "a. %, 80, 81 and Jan. 1 the
Cec., H. & ID. r. r. will sell excursion tickets
to all points on it's own line. also to points
on below named roads at