Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 February 1894 — Page 4

HAVE

JUST RECEIVED

A law and staple line of good* from a large New York house who are going to retire from business. Have bought tiiem at my own prices aud will offer them to my customers Ht prices lean not duplicate them for. I ulUguarantee everything sold from tbls lot to be us represented. Vou can buy

A f.1.75 New Style Corsage Pin 1.00

A lot $*J.50 and 53 Kings 1.00

An Si* Wjitch For

A 'I Ti ccni Silver Pin

Take advantage Of the

$10.50

.09

Call early while ou can bu of this lot as when thvy are gone you will have to pay more. Also remember that this sale Includes a number of other articles, too uumcrous to mention. Bear in inlixl my guarantee as to price and «pialltv ttltU every article

SO~ Katit 3la In Street.

Dr. H. E. Greene,

Practice Limited to .. Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroetT"

Ophci HOUKSto I'* a. in. *2

to 1 p. m.

Joel Block, CrawfordsvlUe, Indiana.

ATTENTION

I Remember

Our Discount

Sale

I Will continue

But a few

W.':

Days Longer.

Low Prices

20 PERCENT OFF

On Leather Goods.

10 PER CENT OFF

On Rubber Goods.

FOR CASH.

MONEY TALKS.

J. S. KELLY.

24 E, Main St.

CATARRH

BX.Y'3

CREAM BALM

lequickly ah.

vRorbcd. Cleanses the Nasal PoflAllays Pain and lutliunatlon 1

'HWFEVERf

Heals the Sores, Protects the Mem*

hraneirom Additional Cold. Kestores the Senses of Taste and Smell.

Sboriband

HAY-FEVER

IT WiLLOUKE

A pmiicie Is applied Into each nostril and id agreeable. Price f0 cent". at. Druggists or by mail. ELV BROTHERS, no Warren Street New York

Free

Wrlto to the Craw rd«* vilie Business College for particulars of tho

Bookkeeping

Bcliol a re blps and Farmers' special course ID UookkcvpI11K. Address P. O. Box 281

Crawfordsville lad.,

THE DAM JOURNAL.

Tl'fcSDAY, 1 EUlirAUY v:, 1SU1.

THK CITY IN BRIEF.

What People Are Doing, What Tliey Are Sn.vlitg. HIKI

Wltere They Arc (JoiiiK-

:--Horace I.aw left tor IMttslmrjf today. —Mark Ilavs has {rone to .Norwich. Conn. —(Jen. I.ew Wallace is in Indianapolis. —llarley Xutt has returned to Indianapolis. —Col. I. C. F.lston went to Indianapolis to-day. ,—The Xutt llonsp will (rive its opening- dinner on Minilay. —The immortal /eh will appear at Music Hall to-morrow uiyht. —lieorgv ('«rimes. James Talbot and Tom Hose, of Ladoga, were in the city to-day. —Dr. .1, \V. Greene and wife will leave next week for a visit in California. —There will be no more arrests on grand jury indictments until the March term begins. —Contractors report that there will he quite a pood deal of building: in Crawfordsville this spring' and summer. —Martin .• Son will not put up ice this season but have more than enough to carry them over until this lime next year. —A great number of "don't publish" licenses are being issued lately. A license of this kind always has a sliady aud suspicious look about it.

Frankfort Crrwnt: Mrs. Catharine Zeigler and graml-daughter. of Crawfordsville. are the guests of M. liood and family Mont Fisher and wife S).ent Sunday at Crawfordsville. the guest of relatives. —The funeral of Charles IJossiter occurred this morning in the Robbins House parlors and was largely attended. This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Am •lones and Mrs. Rossister left for VanWert. Ohio, where the interment will take place.

?»aat to sttueae.

GEORGKIOWX, Col., Feb. ST. —A petition is being circulated here which calls upon the silver producing states to secede from the geueral government and join the republic of Mexico. Mayor Parker, whosa name heads the list, sayi it will bo circulated iu every mining camp In the west.

Mot Uiwtul Mo»ej*

WASHINGTON, Feb. ii7 —When th, senate met a letter from the secretary of the treasury to the attorney general, as to whether silver eertiflcate were "lawful money" and the reply oi the attorney general giving a negative opinion was read.

fcue* to Set A»i«le ills Uuc!e*« WtlL CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 27.—John L. W. Merrill, of Kansas City, Mo., a nephew, began suit Monday to bruak the will of the late John L, Woods, who left an estate worth between S8,000,Oof) and t6,000,000.

Will Kesuine March 1.

MILWAIKKE, Feb.

27.—The

Commer

cial bank of Milwaukee will resume business March 1 with a capital stock of NOO.OOu.

Miles to He Transferred.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Uen. Miles is to be transferred to New York to fill the vacancy caused by Gen. lloward'B retlrentent.

Killed by A Blow.

DjtNVEK, Col., Feb. 27.—Ira Evans, aged 1*. struck Harry Murray over the heart while fighting here. Murray died.

*... Insect Stings. A Vienna scientist has made a series of Interesting experiments with the virus of such insects as bees and wasps, and comes to the conclusion that the effectiveness of the irritating substance depends largely upon the mood of the insect. A drop of the fluid taken from the poison bag of a dead hornet, for instance, produces a slight itching, but nothing resembling the inflammation caused by a hornet sting with a much smaller quantity of the same virna. This theory is supported by the curious fact that under the influence of rage the saliva of all sorts of otherwise harmless animals can become virulent enough to produce alarming ind even fatal Hymptoms. Death V.v blood poisoning has more than once resulted from the bite of a wounded squirrel, a chipmnijlj or a caged rat.

VamliiliA MIIH K\'iirNloitH

To south, southeast and southwest will run on various dates from now until June r. 18!I4. inclusive, at one fare for the round trip. Call on or address anv Vandalia line agent and ask for information contained in circular No. H.'JT of January -0th. 185)4.

THK goods purchased at the great Auction Sale of the James II. Walker Co.. in Chicago, are about all in and will be placed on sale to-morrow morn ing at prices, in many instances, much below cost of manufacture and all at less than regular wholesale cost. Read our large ad to-day. Don't miss an item. They are all bargains. Hring the list with ynu and verify our statements. I.OIIH lilSC HOK. 1-7 and U'.i JJ. Main street.

THY I'askola. for sale by Moilett AMorgan. 3

DKKss,ginghams only 5c.. worth 8X satines, worth 25, only 12X: turkey red damask only 17%, worth 30 black hose for ladies, only Tic., worth 10c.: all from the. Jas. 11. Walker Co. auction sale at Levinson's.

RKAD

JEWELRY AUCTION.

The entire well known Jewelry Stock of K. W. Otto will be offered at l'ublic Auction, beginning

Monday Evening at

Hischof's Walker Sale ad.

7:30

Sales Each Day at 2 f. m., and 7 :jo f. m.

Sales conducted by Mr. J. II. Ilarill, the well known jewelry auctioneer of Chicago, and everyone will be treated with the utmost courtesy. The ladies aspecially are invited to attend every sale. ?hairs \frill be provided and everything possible done to make these nales attractive.

DUriONT KENNEDY, Assignee

p. m.

Fill! SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE.

Low Wallace to Deliver a Lecture, mi Mexico, Tuesday Evening, March 6, at Music Hall.

Gen. Lew Wallace will deliver a lecture at Music Hall on Tuesday evening. March 6. on "Mexico and the Mexicans," the entire proceeds to be applied toward replenishing the treasury of the charity organization. Uen. Wallace's fame as author, soldier, statesman and orator is co-extensive with the country, and here at his home where he is known so well and so highly respected he should be honored with an overflowing house. The cause alone should be sufficient to make it a great financial success. The charity organization has now less than S"0 in its treasury and the demands for the assistance of the worthy poor exceeds its ability to give the required relief. It is the duty of everyone, who has the ability, to buy one or more tickets. President Ramsey will place canvassers in the field at once. Give these canvassers a friendly greeting and a quarter at least.

March Will Be Howler.

Prof. Foster says that one of the most severe storm periods of recent years will prevail over the I'nited States and Canada from March 7 to April 13. In many parts of the country universally heavy rains or snows will fall and floods may be expected. Seven principal low barometers will cross the continent from west 1,0 east during the period. Tornadoes may be expected in those parts frequented by these destroyers. Temperature will go to great extremes and frost will damage early props far southward. Electric storms will precede and severe cold waves follow some oi these lows. Those crossing the continent March 7 to II, 12 to 10, IS to 24, 2" to to 2sj and April 4 to S should be earefullv atoned.

For Councilman, First Ward. R. M. Hills is announced in to-day's

JOURNAL

as a candidate for Council

man from the First Ward before the Republican primary election to beheld March (i. Mr. Hills was born in Greene county, Ohio, but came with his parents to this city when 14 years of ago. forty-two years ago. He was engaged in the woolen business until six years ago when he embarked as a grocer, lie is a gentleman of large and liberal views and would if chosen Councilman look after the city's interest in a most intelligent and pains-taking manner.

Clerk of tlie Supreme Court. William R. McClelland, of Danville. Hendricks county, is in the city to-day in the interests of his candidacy for Clerk of the Supreme court before the Republican State convention. Mr. McClelland is well known to many of our people and they all speak of him in the highest terms, not only as an enthusiastic Republican but as a gentleman whose qualifications are of the best.

.Ue Will IMctui Guilty.

I.on Paxton, the horse thief, waived preliminary examination yesterday and was placed under SI .000 bond by Mayor Handel. Paxton states that he is ready to go before the court at any time, plead guilty and receive his sentence. Information will be filed against him in the circuit court at once".

Oilil Fcllown Attention.

Called meeting of Crawfoidsville lodge No. 223. 1. O. O. F. at 7:30 this evening at lodge room on Green street, to arrange for the funeral of Itro. liuffington. Will meet at 1 (/clock p. in. to-morrow for funeral service. All Odd Fellows invited to attend.

GKO. W. HUOWKH. N. G.

Will Fryer's Condition.

Will Fryer, who was trampled upon by horses at the Vandalia yesterday is still in a critical condition. He lies ir a comatose state and it is impossible to yet determine the result of his injuries

ftTnrriiiRe Li-ennen.

John E. Harriek and Mary A. Williams. Edgar W. Chesterson and Ada Xnchar v.

WAHASy COI.LKOE LIT.K.

Why aren't the Freshmen put under discipline? The Phi Gams and Phi I'sis will both give dances this week.

Some one should make the Junior: disgorge the funds of the Athletic Association.

Combrink and Thompson '!(7. left to day for Detroit to attend a convention of prospective missionaries.

President Coulter always expressed himself as strongly against fraterni ties and frequently declared that he would prefer to govern a college where they were unknown. There are none at Lake Forest and Dr. Coulter's experience there causes him to declare that they are of great use and benefit to any college or school.

Courier-Journal Cigar—Nye A liooi

Tsndalla Kxcindonfl.

All persons contemplating going South on a 30 days' trip should call on or write me, as we have oye fare round trip excursions on dates ranging from February 8th, 20tli and 3t)tli up to May Stli to points in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee. Kentucky and Arkansas. As there are different dates for different Stales I cannot give all here but will gladly answer all inquiries of persons going to any of the points in above States.

Remember, one fare round trip. Good returning 30 days from date of sale. Good connection assured.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Ag't.

LONBHALK, Fruit and Masonville Muslins only ISJ4 cents, James II. Walker's price U. Hundreds and thousands of other articles at less than wholesale prices at Abe Levinson's.

Fon wedding invitations see THE JomtNAL Co., PRINTKRS.

FOB business cards see THE JOURNAL Co.. PRINTER*.

HOOSIER HAITENINUS.

Information Of Especial Interest to Indianlanu-

Defends Bonelf with a Shotgnn. NOBLBBVILLS, Ind., Feb. 27.— Sunday afternoon Made Hickman made a desperate attempt to assault Mrs. Arthur Maker, of this city. Hickman had taken dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Maker, and, with the lady's husband, left her house for an afternoon stroll. Within hall an hour Hickman had managed to give Maker the Blip and returned- to his house, where Mrs. Maker was alone. Upon entering he made an Indecent proposal to her. They clinched and an exciting scene followed. During the scuffle the plucky wife managed to secure possession of her husband's double-barreled shotgun and got it in position for the brute. He was arrested from any further attempts. With his face covered with blood from scratches inflicted by Mrs. Maker he knelt before her and begged piteously for her nol to shoot him. Mrs. Maker is a handsome woman about 23 years old.

Off to California.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. BT.—Many friends of ex-president Harrison wore at the depot at 11:28 o'olook Monday to see him depart for California. The coach Mascotte, in which the party travels, is ODe of the best the Pullman company has In service. It is a combination car, with kitchen attached, and its crew is a portei and a cook. J. B. MoKee, son-in-law of the ex-president, acoorapanies the party as far as Chicago. The party included Rev. E. L. Haines, pastor oi the First Presbyterian church of this city, and Private Secretary Frank Tibbott. Thoy will spend next Sunday at San Jose, Cal., and Monday will go out to Palo Alto, where Gen. Harrison will remain during his course of constitutional law lectures at Lcland Stanford university.

College Boy I'uder Arrest.

COLUMBUS, Ind., Feb.

27.

David

Lane, aged 19, was arrested Monday on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill John W. Fowler. Lane was on his way to Hartsville collego with his mother when he was assaulted, it is said, by Fowler and a youug man named Gillaband. In tha fight that followed Fowler was fatally shot. Lane had no revolver and claims that he did not do the shooting.

To Investigate Smallpox.

INDIANAPOI.IB, Ind., Feb.

tary Metcalf of the state board oi health, with Dr. Taylor, of Crawfordsville, and Dr. Whitesides, of Frankfort, as a special committee, will leave foi Chicago Wednesday to Investigate the system of fighting the smallpox in that city and learn what precaution is beinR taken by tlie railroads to prevent carrying contagion into Indiana.

Inventor Sues for Damages. MUSCIE, Ind., Feb.

27.

Joseph

Shackleton, of Selma, filed suit in the Delaware circuit court Monday in which he asks the sum of H0.500 from the Mutieie Architectural Iron company: Mr. Shackleton is the inventoi of a steam radiator and other patents which he claims the above company are using without settling with him. ..

Fatal ii'ioau-iiy Accident.

FORT WAYNE, lud., Feb.

27.

I.KHANON', lud., Fell.

—While

Ilenrv Kamuieier and his wife were driving to this city the neekyoke broke and the horses ran away. Hotli occupants oi the carriage were thrown out Mrs. Kammeier's neck was broken and she died instantly. Mr. Kannneier received severe, scalp wounds and suffered concussion of the brain. He is fatally hurt.

Flames Near NohlcHvillo.

NOBI.KSVU.LE, Ind., Feb.

27.—The

new two-story brick sclioolhouse at Aroma burned Saturday night with its contents. Loss, S3.500:

110

insurance.

The residence and contents on the farm of Cap', .lames W. Koone,

miles north

east of N'oblesville, burned Saturday '^ht. Loss, J1.000 no insurance. IJebcrtrtl Mile tut* Her Tliroal.

27.—Mrs.

Rose

Smith, with one child, and living at Noblesville, arrived here last Saturday at her father's house, saying her husband had deserted her. Sunday night while in the act of peeling an orange she cut her throat from ear to car. and is not expected to live.

I'iugue JingliiBT In SpurtniiH!11 rx, SfAKTANsnuno, Ind.. Feb. 27.—Seventeen persons, among them Dr. John Hev.v, the oniy physician in town, have died here within ten days. The disease is epidemic, contagious and almost certainly fatal. It is called the "bla erysipelas." There are only 3U0 inhabitants and great alarm is felt.

Will Lli-o In 'e*r York.

WABASH, Ind., Feb.

Died at her Daughter'* Funeral. LKD\NON, Ind., Feb.

Stephens, of this place, has sued the Louisville, New Albany A Chicago railr.iad for J30.000 damages for injuries received by being run down by a passenger train at a crossing.

(ilHM Factory shuts Down. ELWOOU, lud, Fob. 27.—Tho

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

RICHARD MURRAY HIM.RWHI be a candidate for Councilman from the First Ward, sub» j' ct to the decision oi thy liepubltcau couven lion.

Persons Desiring

27.—Secre

Cut Flowers

P.y sending a Postal Card to the

YARYAN GREEN HOUSE

.CAN" HAVE THEIR

ORDERS CALLED FOR

AND DELIVERED.

liive as much time as possible. We make a specialty of fine funeral work. Prices are the lowest and flowers always fresh. Xo salted flowers used in anv kind of work.

A. H. HERNLEY,

Special

SOUTH

27.—Zella

Nico-

laus, of George Gould fame, and her guardian, A1 Ituhmann, are visiting Zella's parents here. Ruhmann and Zella, together with her father and mother, leave to-day for New York to reside permanently.

9:44am 5:\.'0 2 1

27.

—Mrs. Eliza

beth Christian, living 10 miles north of this city, while In attendance at her daughter's funeral Sunday fainted during the services and died before regaining consciousness.

Child ltrceivH Futai Durus. URA7.IL. Ind., Feb. 27.—The 8-year-old daughter ot Patrick Morgan while playing Monday fell against a red-hot stove. Her clothing quickly ignited, and before the flames could be extinguished the child was fatally burned.

Wuut* llinivy Damaged.

HAMMOND, Ind., Feb.

27.—Frank

Adams

window gluss factory at Frank ton closed down on account of dull times aud laeii of orders.

Kxr.u^lon Ratoii.

The Monon Route will sell tickets at one and one-third fare for round trip, on the certificate plan for the following named meetings:

Western Canned Goods and Machinery Association. Chicago, 111., Feb 13-18, '04.

Knights of Honor, Grand Lodge of Indiana, Evansville, Ind., Feb. 27-28, '01. (From points in Indiana only.)

Grand Lodge, Ancient Order United Workmen of Indiana, Lafayette, Ind. Feb. 20-33, '94. From Indiana points only.

Full particulars given at'offica L. A. CLARK. Agent.

Collector.

All kinds of notes and accounts promptly looked after. Settlements made and all business entrusted to his care promptly done. Office with J. J. Mills. 10AW S. Wnnhlnirton St

D. W. ROUNTREE,

FiRE INSURANCE.

Represents Old Ueliablo Insurance Coinpanics. Office with Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Companies Patronage aollclted.

DR. L. H. DUNNING,

Practice Limited to Diseases of Women and Abdominal Surgerj. Otlice and Sanitarium 240 North Alabama St.,

Indianapolis, Ind.

OFFICE HOURS:—10 m., to 12 3-19

KORTO

MONON ROUTE.

KOUTH

*2:18a.m Night Express 1:50 a.m 1:00p.m...., Paseenjrer l:40p.m 2:o0 p.ni Local Freight 9:15 a.in

BIG 4 -Fcaila Dlyision.

APT

8:51 a.m 5 vi:\ p. 1:50 a.m 1:3 5 p. m..

was7

6:41p.m

12:45a.m. 8:51 a.m 1:15 p.m.

YASDALIA.

JOHTH

8:16 am 0:19

Local Frftiirht.

... 2:1 8 rn

Splepdid.

That's what you will say of our next serial.

TUB Old Mill Musieru.

Bu Arthur W. MarclimoM, B. ft.

it is a story of the niost absorbing interest—and the first installment will appear soon.

Here's & Tre&t

That none of our readers should miss.

LOOK OUT FOR THE

:. OPENING CHAPTERS

M'CLURE & GRAHAH The Trade Palace

,v-

your

and insist on having it.

Made only by rtjf UmwiiWXn*

It is the best soap made for every household -itr'.e, and once introduced it is always recognizcd an a friend of tlie family. SOLD EVERYWHERE.

THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE.

WAKTED,

\\TANTED—A tflrl to do housework at 209 east Pike street. tf

V^7E OFFEK AGENTS bifr money, in excluslve icrrltory. Our Nafes sufl at sijrht in city or country. AKente first in field actually -nR

rLc,J-

0ne

Clark street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3-1

FOR SALE.

FOR

SALE—One largo residence and oue cottage. Moth desirable properties in y»W,rr0rd8VM0* Inquire at law office of J. Mills. 12-21tf

POR SALE—Building- ,,w.»u bought and sold. Money loaned at 7 por

cent, on tirst mortgage. l*3o-tf

F°U

FOIt

H-

and Loan Block

JOHN M.

Sc,nn/rz.

Nino room house. Inquire 313

South Water street. 2-2Htf It SALE-A three room house with one A acre of ?round just outside the corporation. 1 rice8400. Charley (Irahani. It

8ALK—J.artfu bulldliiK lot, west M„in street,. Inquire at office of Indiana wire rence Co. L'-tlOif

F°t'BALE-A

brlok business block on Mali)

stieet.. Sec J. J. Darter. l-.'il-tf

FOlt

SALE—My »lx room cottnjre, '20(1 Morgan street, on payments to suit purehas"veat Markct°strc«t.r08a

W'"'

FOItSALE—TWOsecond-handed

d-:i-2

water tankq.

Mid one 4-horse p-iwer upnirht ij, cr complete with .trimmings, cheap. i-y Bottl.nir Works, 214 Qreeu street. d&w-tf

Htlffatlon In roifard

ttie wYll nf TnIl'nSvn n"r ,,.mn'8 excutors of ^. A John N. Goodbar having beon settied, tlie same Is now for salo, all lyliur in Scott township this countv, near tho town of 1 awnee, there belnjf Jl'iO acres, mostly nuner cultivation. DEPEW HVTBN 1" .IOtf.1

JACO" E'

"^NT

HI)IK'AY.

i— lUUdiiw Executors.

I'Oll REST.

F°ln

.-'^Nr—A six room house on west Col2?0 Inqulreof C. N. Williams.

Two

F°2iiS5IJ,Tr*A

bouses on north Water

jU|ff^dTnooa

wesl

Wal"-

nlno room

»troet rafl i?Po0

houBO with aU

VBm?rV?',0Qstreet.JellerSon

oast

street, call at 131 west Main 12-0tf

F0?n???nnAPIG^Anot,lcr

tU^°f°o^

12-lCdtf 122

wsro farm

Norlh

TO LOAN.

lUiHe^

morVaK0

socurlty

Bank Hurley, over First Natloni

2-28

LOST.

y°bBt™n thj0.fLi.chrd',ltttc'

on tl)0

""8«§

i!:.rc v-U5 a young wife in

J— .. Gcoo HOPE, iijsvays uiei

(pty S/A'NTA CLAU5 SOA!^ vr -r'L cr-.e lost her nsacl,

iiCI'Wtfshinj TO bed,

'.i h.jog our on the rope.

BUT iT 7/ 6 Yv'H.TE AND CLEAN Att- THE SAME.

S I NO EQUAL TO

claus/

N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago.j

'A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH

ntfont in one day clcarc'd

f'Jl.ot). So can you. PronfB and catalogues tee

A?dre88.

ALPINE SAKE CO., No. :W0-

VANDALIA LINE

hi: TXXAJQ T-tiBLE NOIlTHnOrNl). 8t. .Toe Mail SouMi iJend Expix^s Local Freight

.,8:10 ii. m,

.G:1D p.m. .2

SOUTH BOUND.

Tcrrc Haute Express Terro HauU Mall Ix)cal freight

.0:44 a- m. 'J*)p.»!V p. it).

For compIKo time card, giving all train* and stations, aud for full Informations i\os, through cars, «to., adiircns

lOillSVIUtNtW AlflAUY&CHICAG0

BIBBOT LINE To all points

North and South—Chicago aud LouwvHto* Tbrouph Route to Western Points. S0LIU PULLM.AN VESTIBULITEAISS

HKTWKEN

Chtcdgo-Tjouisville. Chicairo-Cmeinr.st'. Oawlordsville 7'lnie-Tid'ie NOHTIt— Borin»:18 a 1

1-00 pin 1:10pm 2:50 11:15

BIG FOUR

ROUTE

Cleveland* Gtiwinmitt* Chicago V- St. Lou it*. It.

Wagner Sleepers on r.lght tminj-

road

mo4

ern day oo&chesoji all trains. Connecting with solid Vefctsbul« tra»ns a Bioomlngton and Peoria to atul from Jii*w,jr river, Denvor and tho Pacific coast.

At Indianapolis, Cincinnati, flpringtk-1" Columbus to and from tho Kastorn and

1 4

board cities, THAINS AT CIlAn i-OH/iSl

lILf

GOIN(5 EAUT.

No. No. No. No.

2-8:61 a. in., dally except Sundnj-8-5:2.i n. m., dally except t-unilii) 10 -1:50 a. in., oaily. .... 18-1:15 p. m., daily except tniiui"*

GOING WEST.

No. No. No. No.

WaHhln«oEn"fit..

.'1-0:41 p. m., dally except Sui"la7—12:45 a. m., daliy. 9-8:51 a. ra daily except 17-1:15 in., dally except

MIMI-')

Cor. 4th Columbia St«., L« F«»elt«, "JdPmatol Bull lit. M.lhodl. No Copjto* (W® •tftUt oiixktrftt*. Normal eourtf. Wril*

FOR

CAUIOR

J. CAOOEN.