Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 11, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 January 1883 — Page 4
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THE -SATURDAY COURIER.
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Bloenrington, Indian fare ishthe poorest newspaper ia the State; and yet that town is the fountain-head of learning for
Southern Indiana, Waehingten (Daviess county) Gazette The incorrectness of the above assertion, will bo apparent when it is known that Washington furnishes the Gazette. Look out for some cold weather this month.
Lawrence county "hoged tho ring" in the legislative appointments, Hon. Jim Williard got fat positions for his law partner, Harry Huffstetter, and for his brother-in-law, Cy Newland. Jim is A "hastier" as well as a statesman.
GnsBAL Maksok is much talked of for Governor. Toa Indianapolis Sentinel is decidedly a Hendricks organ. Tie Spencer Democrat nomin
ates Judge John 0. Robinson for
Governor. v The Indianapolis People, a half-breed Democratic paper, is opposed te Joe McDonald. The Republican member of the Indiana legislature is a lonfsome individnaL
It seems that the officers of
Lawrence county will never
"pull'Vthat Bell again!
The present legislature is expected to deal gently with the
The Panhandle company
soon have charge of the -Bedford narrow-gauge railroad. hope that the democratic members of the legislature will not make asses of themselves. Tbbbe is a democratic legislature now in session at Indianapolis. It is a fine looking body oi men. Congress is still in sessien,but its members are net doing anything important except draw their pay. Moss, of the Bloomfield Democrat, is an enterprising newspaper man and gets out a neat pasjper. He should be encouraged. Br an act of the legislature it Is supposed that there will soon
be a lot of dog checks in; the market to be sold for old brass.
Bamarkable Weather in Amerloa for the Last 63 years.
In 1819 it did not rain for 130
days, Streams all dryed up, all vegitation perished, stock had to
be driven from two to four milos to obtain water, the mercury for 120 days averaged 95 degrees. In 1830 it did not rain for 100
days, the streams all dryed up,
the mercury standing at 95 degress. Again in 1834 it did not rain for 120 days, vegitation all perished, the mercury averaging 90 degrees, followed by a severe winter, ice freezing two feet
thick. In 1837 there fell snow 21 inches deep, which did not disappear until the 1st of May. Ice froze over two feet .thick. In ly; b4 crops failed entirely. In IscS it again snowed 21 inches deep, intense cold followed. In 1875 the weather was intensely cold, the mercury at xer o for 4 3 days, ice freezing 2 feet thick. Benton. Salt Creek Items. .. John Shields, eon ef William H. Shields, will teach the last term of school at the Knight school - house, i Valentine S warts has Leen afflicted for
some time with a sore leg.-
The passenger trains on the Ohio k Mississippi Railway show that the road is doing a splendid business both to the West and to the Bast. The western business is made up largely of passengers going to locate, or those who are
already located and are moving their families to their new hemes.
The managers of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway deserve to
patronized, as they carry out ever premise made to the public,
and the read is managed on business principles. Rates are low
and the best accomodation are
furnished.
The Now Year is here,
is the lime to subscribe
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7 Nice sugar, 12 pounds for a dollar, at Dunn & Go's.
Isico, fresh oysters by the can or in bulk, at Benkart's. Majolica ware, (linnet sets, and toilet sets, at Dunn & Go's.
And still they come! New
goods arriving daily by express ,
at Kahn & Tannenbauin's Boss trade.
Clothing house. Benkart's bakery is the place to get good things to eat for the holidays. Buy your Gent's Furnishing goods at Kahn & Taunenbaum7s a full stock.
Benkart keeps a nice as-
, sortment of cakes for the holiday
pie, no one in, particular and all in general, that labors for the downfall of others and strive to influence others to do so should
not fail to read the passage of
scripture of Mordecia and Hainan David Smith has returned from Texas. All non-ehurch members are classed as heathen by some folks in this lower world, if true what is ehuroh members that have been weighed in the balance and found wanting. J.B.E.
- The Democratic editors who were at Indianapolis last week seemed to be unanimously in favor of McDonald for President in 1684. The Cocmer begins the New Year with bright prospects. We are as well and hearty as any
other newspaper printer her
abottts.
The Bedford Magnet and the Spencer Democrat have changed to eight page papers,and both are improved in appearance We are always glad to see our neighbors prosper. Luther Benson, in a recent letter to the Rushville Jacksonian, from down South, indulges in some remarks about Indiana politics, in the course of which he says: WI want to say a few
words for the good of Indiana. She is my birth-place and home and I love her. Indiana is a Democratic State, not a doubtful one in on years, but a reliable one at all times when there is an honest fair expression of the people. If wisdom guides the council of the democracy, it will go democratic for the next forty years. Indiana can have, and must have the next democratic governor. Lot me now name the democrat who can carry Indiana for governor in 1884, by 30,000 majority. Judge John C Robinson, ot Owen county. " i . rwMJ English's opera house at Indianapolis is one of the largest and handsomest theatres in the West. None but first-class attractions are presented. Many persons from this section will at
tend the city this winter, and if
they wish to enjoy a very pleasant-evening's entertainment they can find it at English's. This beautiful temple of amusement has been popular from the start, and the enterprise of its manage
ent wil.l make it continue to
favor with the public.
Here is Josh Billings9 version of an editor: "An editor is a mule whose business it is to investigate a newspaper. He writes editorials, grinds out poetry, inserts deaths and weddings, sorts
manuscript, keeps a waste-basket, blows up the 'devil, steals matter, fights other people's
battles, sells his paper at one dollar and filly cents a year, takes white beans and and apple sass for pay when he can get it, raises a large family, works nineteen hours every twenty-four, knows no Sunday, gets damned by everybody, lives poor, dies middle-aged, and often brokenhearted, leaves no money, and is rewarded for a life of "toil by a short obituary puffin tho newspapers.
The following are some of the questions asked candidates for
positions in the goverment de
partments at Washington. What
student of the State University could answer these questions offhand: Ifiof:isf ol8 2-5, what will be f 8-20 ef 9?" "Give approximately the latitude of Washington and London?" "Name the principal ocean streams or currents?" "Where are the principal tablelands of the globe?" "What part of the United States was the original territory, and what government ceded it to the United States?" "Give the course a measure must take to be introduced in congress, and, if it is vetoed, to be a law of the United States?" "Name the kind of congressional conclusions subject to a veto?" , "A man weighing ninety-six pounds runs againwi a man
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weLMinir seventv-two douays
There has been no lack of wor
ship in this part of the vineyard this winter. Verily, verily, are the preachersjarethren arous-
t -w J m. ii i . I .
A team that J. T. Stcwarffwith avelocrtT oT
wno stariea some time ago lor Bebee, Arkansas, has settled down at Poplar Bluffs, Missouri. Ho has the writer's best wishes for his future welfare. Peo-
Kahn k Tannenoaum are now the leading clothing merchants of Bedford, as they are of Bloomingtoji. Pecans, cream nuts, almonds, peanuts, raisins, oranges, etc., at Dunn & Co's. Dunn & Co. have a fine stock of candies especially for the holiday trade. New canned goods, at astonishing low prices, at Dunn & Co's, About a ton of candies and other goody-goodies ai Dunn & (Vs. Dunn'& Go's is the place to get the ingredients for a good holiday dinner. A nice assortment of queenswar, glassware and fancy articles, at Dunn & Go's.
No Whiskey
city
Dr. J. W.'Crin'ia,
00E ST0E1!
Ths saisrsigited respectfally
iaforas his patroao and the public S;nerally ikat he bus on beads dad it receWlDg a fall ami oboes supply ef all. thoflft. articles usually found i a i Hook Stere. The2Stfck is :Freeh, Aad hs been sslscisd with frct cam, and with espscjal referee ce to tee vrnaes of this coramnUv. He has hit usual supply of PAHQY2MTIGU1S, Mai j of theta new and usiquo deigae. Tho nssortmoat of fBfeiaeol aaS Collejje TEXT BOOMS. AlfD Is ma ma ail j fall, fsabraoinf every thbf that is actded. Ail Xq be solil a PEICM THAT OAKNOT FAIL TO OIVS SATISFACTION.
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Great S uccess. A full house greeted Minnie Foster's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company,, the first show ef the season, at tho opera hall on Tuesday evening, and everyone expressed the greatest satisfaction with the entertainment. To say that the company is a good one, would convey but a slight impression of its merits. It is really extraordinally so, and the
sterling old drama of Uncle Tom
was never before so well render
ed in this city. Every performer
was well jap in his or her part
and where all were so good it is hard to particularize. But especially fine was the acting of the parts of Tbpsy, Eva, Aunt Ophel
ia, Uncle Tom, St. Clare, Legree, Phinoas, Fletcher, Deacon Per
ry, Gumption Cute and Marks.
Minnie rosier as xopsy was
simply inimitable, and drew forth
hearty applause, Little Lottie Burke as Eva was a very fine
piece of acting for one so young.
and the farewell song and the
heath bed scene brought tears to
the eyes of a majority of the au
dience. The plantation songs by the Norfolk Colored Students,
were an interesting feature of the
programme, and took immensely
with the audience. In fact the
whole performance, from begin
mng to end, was highly meritorious and Mr. Noyes may rest as
sured that if this is the class of
TfiARA linn. ..fft,llv ntertainmnt he ig to bring here
aMa i-aa u. uttw season he will not lack for
reaved relati ves and frie nds of the late Mrs. Crabb, nee Ella Buskirk, who died at her residence at Owensburg, Indiana, on the 23d of Oct., 1 882, of typhoid lever, by Gilfert F. Little, Jackson,
Mich., who has just learned with pain "that Ella was a bride a mother and a corpse in twelve months." Ono short year, a happy year, Has gone, ao more to cons, Since I, a joyful bride wont forth From a ioviag father's bom. 4ad sew, father, I've come to die Way, shod ao tears for me; I leave a life so fall of pain, I'm thankfel to bo free. And visions bright have filled my soul, Of realms of purest joy I Still father, it is so hard to go And leave my baby boy. Some name, joined with my husband's same, You will give to him to keep; But Willie I will give to you Whea I sleep my quiet sleep. He ne'er will know a mother's love, Or a mother's watchful fears'; Though I shall wateh hiss from above ( And feel his smiles and tears. So I would leave him here with you, For yours aad mother's care; That he may play where I have play ed And learn the self-same prayer. And sometime whoa his tender thought Hasc ome with boyhood's years. You'll tell him of his mother's love, Who smiled on him through tears. Q. V. L. Dec. 2d, 1SS2.
patronage. Newmarket, N. H.
Advertiser, Sept. 6, 1882, Notice. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company will be held at the Na
tional Bank of Commerce, in the city of New York, on Tuesday February 13th, 1883, at which meeting thirteen directors will be elected to serve for the ensuing year. The polls will be open from twelve ofclock m. to one p. m. M. EL Lewis, Secretary. Sales of Land In Blocnrington, Ind. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Orange Cireuit Court the tindersigaed, a
commissioner appointed by said Court to sell the real estate belonging to the heirs of Jesse T. Cor and Hanna T. Cox, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, oa the premises, on Monday and Tuesday, tho 5th and 6th days of February, 1883, " the following real estate: In-lot numbered ninety-eight (98) on the plat of the ton a of Bloom lag ton ; also one undivided half of the HortheaBt quarter of the Northeast quarter of section thirty-one (31) in town ship eight (8) North and rango one (1) east, both situated in Monroe county, Indiana. TERMS O F SALE : One fourth cash in hand, the residue in equal payments at six, twelve a ad eighUea months, with notes bearing interest, at six per cent, waiving benefits of appraisement laws, and secured by good freehold securities, The property in Bloomington will be offered on Monday and that in tho country on Tuesday. The sales to begin at 1 o clock p. k- Joskth Fablow, Commissioner.
Brown's Iron Bitters is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not composed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemperance by promoting a desire for rum. Brown's Iron Bitters Is guaranteed to be a nonintoxicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time absolutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxi eating beverages. Rev. G. W. RiCEr editor of the American Christian Review, says of Brown's Iron Bitters: Cm,,0.fNov.i6. 1881. Gents : The foolish wast -ing of vital force in business, pleasure, and vicious indulgence of our people, makes your preparation ft necessity; and if applied, will save hundreds who resort to vloona for temporary recuperation. Brown's Iron Bitters has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debility, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver , complaints, kidney troubles, &c, and it never fails to render speedy and permanent reliet
cachers and osfaor fricada
of education are invited to call aad MAKE THE eVX M)QK ''8TOM
T11EIS HEABQUASTBSS,
&r3$itt?kni waer j every effort will he aaade U ptik ihcir atay ploaaaal and convenient.
ItTJolOt: JMctTf; loOtciMil tonptM and pow vfli, b.at alitr. Ur pcpuUr nacred "d waUrwiU la Milt Mia or temlW at calr J. SSStnSfi Otfear rtFlaimtSW.WT, f , 17. 108 .WW, m to w tir rrvu. lor oauy -payKaBta. flaw Uiva-
Cou J naaa9ai.et.,Bo8ltdi I U WabMli Ato., Chicagav
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APCMT rwphi aha.
KRsfcsB Oawa Safeti Urn
and atha? houaaheld arttete' Tho bast wvllaxtiala to put oa ihu markew'' tur MaMptaai aad Torson-s &ddran the -. CO,
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VSBBTASURIS and
Off lecoipt of-91.09 tre-trni nd Citt ahj Covmtky one year to any address In the Uniteo BUtei or Canad&i, and in addition will gira aca tobacriber aoCnofco Books, each book conUictlnif a ooiiplwte atory or first class novel by a celebrated American or Uuropoan autttor, nandaomalf llluanraled and bound in pamphlet form, and tend them free or bostage. Tneae booka bound in loth, and bought aejparaiely at tho book atore would coat at least si. oo each. Below we give the names of the gifted authors and titles of the books wo give away to every aubocribartoCmf jkh Country: .- ; - : M A GoldkmDawk. By Authorof " Dora Thorae,H Xvoca Aedbn and OtRZ Pokmb. -By Alfred Tennyson.- , " . " - '"' Bluu Ky a Golden Hahl By Annie Thomaa, Dudlbt CABUioif. By Miss M. E. Braddon. A Gzldbd Sin. By Author of " Dora Thome, 8iWm Eosa. By Wilkio Collins. DurriNouisHiD psoplk. A a a By Mrs. Henry Wood. . VALsniR's Fate. By Mrs. Alexander. The History and Mybtrrt of Common Tamoe, Esijicj,; or. The Mysteat qw th Hxaplamdsa 1 lly Klta W. Pierce. Th a L adrkl Bush. By Miss Mnlpek. Tkc Lady of the L a . Br Sir Walter SootL AMCeBAafoffv By George Kliot GmmVu Fairy fiTtfarae Foa fwa Yowno. N CAprAiH Alrck's Lsoacy. By M. T. Caldor. Dayh HWNT.. By Misa Ann S. Stephens Hbkry ARKRrx. By Mrs, Henry Wood. Rka pino thr Whirlwind. By Mary Cecil Hay. RVTEUBUTION , OR, TUB MYSTRRY OF TBR Mill By Margaret Blount. . For $1.25 City and Country and Thirty Books. Oa receipt of tl-25 we will ssnd Cmr ANtrCotWr try, one year tho above twenty books aad the following ten books, all pofi paid s Jram Inqrlow's Pobms. Tlf It ClTID 07 THR NaW WOUD HKrnm. By Beatrice M. Butt T ancy Work and Housb ADoaNMRiff. Bbll Brandon. By P. Hamilton Myers, Tut: Crick'ct on tun Hrirth. By Cnas. DfckaaasV Tmk Loot Bank Notr. By Mrs. Henry WoooV Musing. By Mary Cecil flay. Ths Yrllow Mask. By Witoo Colllna. -A Bbidb prom thbSba. Bj the Author oi u Dora Thome." cThe aboTO are the most astounding offers of the oee tury. Tho already rery extended circulation of City and Couhtry and he great demand fof ' these works enable us to make this unparalleled offer. City and Country is a 21-page, fflustrated. Literary and Agricultural monthly which fidestinsd to have an enormous circulation and tremendous influence, and is already a recognised leader. Any one sending in ths money who can honestly say they are not perfectly Betisfled wfta this bargain can have their money promptly re funded. We guarantee entire satisfaction. Monty by Post-OQlce order or registered letter mar be Nit at our risk. Address -
LonisTille Ivs Mtey & Mm 11 Tims in JCjpsnt Ocl JA, XtU 3TMR0D0H PAaiT!E-3 TrAIE,DaU.Y BBa'TJIsjm CHICAGO una LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO and JACKSONVILLE.
NORTH. iSlooaiagiGn, Green castle, CrawfordayiiU, LafajatU, Okieaa,
SOUTH. BlooEsiagfcon, Miteholi, How A 1 baa Louisville, NaskTillo. Teniu
No. 1. 11:07 z 2:0.1 nn. 4:09 9:00iii. No 3. Ik 16 west 6:Su j:ia
.No. 3. ll:01p?a 13:25 a lb, :H a 2 :6 am" 7:00 is T:4 aa. M am.
Farmers and others desiring a gent, lucrative agency business, by which 5 to $50 a day can be earned, send address at
once, en postal, to H. C. Wilkin
son & Co., 195 and 197 Fulton
Street, Naw York.
The Hew York Store. Betefett)ted UKW-
1:20 pa 11:55 am. S :15 pm
Farlar CoaeUus oxj day traUv hetwee Chicago. PaJacjs Slfapen oa aigkt trains between Ciiloago aad JacksonTille, Florida. COM PORT 18 COMPLKTJB, CONNECTIONS GUM. Through tickets aacl ftaaad-trip tiekeU fr South Koath-.rcat, aud ta rough trip anu laai! o.Tp!oriag Mckets for Nortlj Ilcnh-waat ia most direct :inti clctij ecnjectioa routes. Bagacja cieched ihro'igh u all places ivhcro iicketa aro purchased, 'iVarelors vaiHinj I u format ioa, nppij to t;.thor of tba uader9A.aT3Bapfiai5raf ifcaft. Blouinixtoa, led. Harrar Xllfr 1 .1. Luittiila. Ky.
We cull attention to tna specialties
as being of more than usual raloe
for the money.
1st 150 Beaver Shawls at
4. $5. $.
2d Our Black and Colsreo SUlss.
Which are without doubt the best
goods ever sold for the money.
- Ail Oreoojs Marieil A RaA Plpres, - A good cook book of 350 pages will be sent on receipt of 12 cents. PETTlS. BA8SETT & 60. We sag to infarct the tedlvs In wi ttromnd Bioow;cirton thai wkon raqnssted by leirtar we wlH mail fre of t&arjro full linos of sampled, aed ewefully fill and forward orders howtsror ssaall. hj aiail or sxpreis n! desired. Prices sa erorf oaee tUo satne an M" tho purobf ser oaano to Iadiaaayolis andbonubt the goods at oar store, Terms, P. 0. order, or C. 0. 1, PBTTK. BA8SSW 4fe OO, Indianapolis.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby 'given that the undersigned has beer: appointed by the CUrk of the Circuit Court oi Monroe county. State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of John Moore late of said county, deceased. Said estate is a opposed to bo solrent. Alfred N. Latman, Administrator. Louden & Mmrs. AW vs. December 16th, 1BSX
NOTICE J TO NON-RESIDENTS, Btate ef Indiana, Monroe couaJi sc. John Campbell vs Mary QinB and Miles Welch, Precept for the oiiectjB of ..money .due on. street msproveisEoat oa defendaaU premincs. And it appearing to the treasurer of the city of Bi coming toa that tho defendant 24 i i cs Welch 13 a, nou -resided t of the Stata 0 ladiaea, and tie citT of Blooming ton,. Notice is therefore- hereby giran aid Miles Welch lh:it on the 3d day of Oetvber, 18S2, there was an estimate made by the city engineer of Bloomington, Indiana, of oe huadred and sixteen collars and 52-100
dollars i n favor of tho above named Jahn Cvrapbell for griding, getter-
lhg and macadainizmg Third street in front of and bordering on ia-lot No 10 in. said city is. accordance with the contract made between laid city and aaid Campbell tor said -work. That saitf in -lot No 16 is the property of &aid defend an la, Mary Qui an and Miles Welch. That, said sum
of one hundred and sixteen and 52100 is now dae and unpaid. That there was n precept ordered by nhe Council of the ci ty of Bloomington for the collection of said amount on the 7th day of December, 1382, aad that if said assessment herein and costs be not paid withia twenty days after this publication the undersign- ' j ' .. tii -i t 1.
ea treanurer win proceed lo raaae
the same by levy and sale of said let whereon the same is assessed. W. P. RoiffBs. Treasurer City of Bloom ingtoa NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will berecoivud hy the
common council in the council t?h a ta
bor at their regular meeting J aouary
lr, 1SS3, for constructing an arch bridge en 5th street bctweeu Madia-
en and Railroad streets. Speeificatioos for said improvemenu are now on file and can be seen at taecity clerk's oflico. The common council reserves the right te reject any and all bids. Contractors will pbserve the following resolution: SSesolred, That hereafter no bids will b received and acted spon by tie co ruaon coancil uuiesR the names of tho surities who are to sign the bond ef the applicant, in- ease the contract is awarded him, aVe given in the bid. Rout, C Oreuvks, City CUrk, Jan. h
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KerthB-a ef Fee's Saildieg, Cel ite Avenne, Hoarse ftraiafceT MLGOMIJr&TOJr - 1X31 J, Ma
LIYES OF THE TlsLttfT . . esidentSs Ark-auw ltaoossa "Ff Fiesstr hosss sarf "tfro-s Log CM ts Wkits Houo' ia Bciisa cad jrrsn, IUatrsUd vtifc fins A 1 ongrTinjja, 2? uMincnt malhor. Atss for tho M2 S Irvrsj's oCtoI ysrtrssis f Ga retail, End Tor x(rss trssisa . .. Sko.Ka3y'3tti Tuliisg Ca., Horvita, Ceaa.
IiBd3i eft ATT0ENXT8 AT LAW,
Will trsstlft la Ctmrtii ef Kssrss sad ad oilier oat'tlss. Soseisl afSepUoa ald to olloodotts aaU sl baaUoss oatrartoa lo his aro. llaf JOTIC TO CONTRACTORS. 3eakd tida will be received by the cosemon tonncil ia the council chamber at their regular necting Jan. 1st 1SS3, for eoaslructing a sidewalk in freat of bt No. 2$ on east sixth street 9peei5ct!OBS for said work are now die ted can be seen at the city clerk' a office. The common council reserves the right to reject any aad all bids. Contractors nil observe the fallowing rcoolutica adopted ey h common eon ncil.
Hesolred, That hereafter ao bida
will be received and acted upoa by
the common council enles ths
names of the aunties who are to
sign tlae bond of the applicant, in
case he is awarded the contract; are
given in the bii, Ben? C. Qiujtb CltY CI Dee. fith,
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BENSON'S s OAPCINE PLASTERS HAVE BEEN IMITATED, And their exoeJleat repnution lajuredby worthkv.sjimitetiona. Tho Public are cautioned eainat buytog FlMters ha nng similar sounding name. 0e that tho word CAPOIM i j oonrootly vpoiML Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters Are tho only improvement o?er made in Pla1ra. Ono ia worth more than a doooa of any other kind
Will poaitiYoIly euro whoro othor remodiost will not oven relievo. Prioo 2)5 oenta. Beware of cheap Floaters made With lead poisons. 8EABURY A JOHNSON, , HspBtscturing CheroiBts, Wnw Torfc.
OMo & Mississippi R'y. TH3 GREAT THROUGH CAB AND FAST TIME ROUTE. ) CINCINNATI Daily Train to f & LOUISVILLE Daily Train to 8y. LOUIS. -EASTWAEIV-Laaro Milch ell Asian. D7 5x. Jlichi Is, Ails WIx 2:37pm 5:47pra 3:39am 3:4aia ArrWo LoaisTillo . . 8:00pm 6:2Bpm e:65am 9:C0aaj ArriTo CincianaU 8 :23pm 6 :30pm 7 :00am t : 16an Atcomodation naa day foaahc vithout change to Ciaciaaatl. -.. Day axpveaa haa parlor oara aatl ttoy coacaea without caaaja to Ciacianati dining extra SflYBoar to Cia ciaaatt. ..-........ Ntgbt oxprtBS baa palace leepiag cara aatl day ooaehea to Ciaaiaaati aad Louia villa without c ha a go. Alio ttleapiag cars to Wahiatea aad Baltimoro without chaogo. Atlaatic express baa palaee alapiag oara and day coackoa te Ciaaiaaati without change. -WE8TWA1ELeave Mitchall Assass, Dy Ax. lifb a 11 :2lae& 11 :51am 11 :e0pa l:0aa Arrive St Louia 7:S6pm 6:20pm 7:10ao f8:0aea Aeeeiuedation baa da eeaehea; to St Louis without fean$e. Da v ex press has parlor ears aad day scathes to I&t Louie without change. Dialog ears Ciaeiaaati to Beymour Night express has palaee slseptag cars aad day coaches to St Louis without change. Pacifle express b as palaes sleep! ag and day coaches to St. Louis without change. Also, palace sleeping cars to Cairo and New Orlsaas without change, ......... Direct connections with all hies
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