Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 13, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 January 1883 — Page 4

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THE

SATO

RDAY

COUEJEE,

people

A Live Democratic Newsafe, Published by Hsxar J. Fkltus

$3jgr$L 50 a Xsak, Patabls ik Advance.;

Local Facts and Fasciss. The peack buds art all killed. So e&ye the eldest inhabitant The Nashville Student wag in plantation costume. At Mendelssohn hall, Thursday night, Feb. 1st Kegerved seats ea cale at the Postoffice.

The passenger train have been

runniBg wild this week, these from the North getting through the best way they would. The trouble waa the heavy snow drifts which filled the cuts, North

f Lafayetio. On two occaaions the t rains jumped the track, hut ao serious damage was dene te the passengers. The road baring been cleared, all traias are new making good time. The drama 'Above the Cleitds,' a cemedy, a tradgedy, arid other things will be given in Mendelssohn Hall by the High School, next Tuesday night. The whole town should turn eui A thrilling story entitled "A List of Delinquent Lands and Lets" will appear ia the CouaiEE next weak.

Nashville Students, mext

Thursday night Fe5 lafc Mrs. W. B. F. Treat met with

quite a serious accident one day last week, by falling down the

stairway at the residence of C.

R, Perdue. She is now recover

ing irons the effects of the fall.

The storekeepers are now laying in their supplies of garden seeds, but you need not plant

tout gardens just yet. The Original Nashville Stud3 1 .who are just eloeisg a sea5 3 0 ene month in this eity, nave been remarkaby successful, both in giving a pleasing entertainment and in drawing crowded houses; and in the first place they do give the most original and unique concert ever given by a jubilee party. Chicago Tribune. The Swedish Lady Quartette sang before a very good audience last Monday night. Their music was very sweet entirely different from any concert singing ever heard here before and the audience was highly delighted. Miss Eda Eliel in her excellent" dramatic and humorous recitations

added much to the enjoyment of

the evening. While to a great extent the applause was earnest and enthusiastic, it was ne doubt a little more frequent in order to warm the chilled feat and hands of those in the audience.

Mr. James M. Sare writes us as follows, from Maryville, Mo:

"L have she pleasure of Dis

senting you with a beautiful set of deer heras, which I send you by J. C. Robinson. We caught the deer 10 miles North of this place I and a large, black doc:. The dog caught him by the nose and I by the horns, and we held him until the other boys eaiae up end cut his threat" . The horns were duly received, and are in this ofice, where all of Jim's old friends may see a relic cthis exciting deor chase.

About a dozen of our young men played hooky from Sunday School, last Sunday, and went up on the noon train to Gosporfc to skate on White river.

TheBtate University iltdanx Meet

ing at Indianapolis,

The meeting of the Alumni of

the State University, at Indianapolis, last week was held in the room of the State Law Library. Gen. McKee Dunn waa chosen President of the me. ting, and George W. Cooper, of Columbus, Secretary. There were nearly 100 persons present and the

meeting was haradsiou and enthusiastic. Major John B. Cravens, of Madison, of the Committee on Permanent Organization, submitted the following re

port: That it is the judgement of the Committe that we should petition the legislature to pass the bill creating an endowment lor the

University, leaving the other

measures looking to a change m

the management of the Univers-

ity te supplemental and future

action.

General John W. Foster moved the adoption of tho report of

the Committee.

Hon. James P. Baker, of Indi-

ananolis. nresented a bill, after

which two other bills were pre

sented, embodying the substance

of the' demands of the friends i the University reduced to the

forms of the law.

Mr. James Mitchell moved that Judge 'Santa, Professor Smart and R. W. Miers, members of the Board of Trustees,and Judge J. C. Robinson, lion. John R. Oravons, Hon. John W. Foster, Br. Allison Maxwell, and Major Vincent Carter, Alumni of the State University, to be constituted a committe to present the bills to the committee on Education of both Houses of the Legislature, and to urge on them and through them on the Legislature the importance of passing some measures looking to the permanent endowment of the University. Dr. Lemuel Moss, President of the University, was called upon and addressed the Association with warmth and eloquence, in which ho briefly reviewed the past history of the Institution and foreshadowed her future possibilities. He expressed his willingness to trust her cause in the hands of her Alumni, and indulged the hope that our Commonwealth would properly appreciate the cause of higher education. He showed that education adds to the wealth, strength and dignity of tho State; that it raised the price of every acre of land. Dr. Moss then introduced Professor D. S. Jordan, who briefly excused himself from an address at length. Oh motion of Mr. Foster a Committee was appointed to draft

and present to the Legislature a J

suitaoxe memorial setting xortu the needs of the University, and

some plans looking to its ameli oration. A resolution was offered by Mr, John L. Pierce, Mayor of Lebanon, as follows: Resolved, That we instruct

our Legislative Committee to propare and present to the Legislature a bill providing for the election ef a Beard of Regents of the University by the electors of the State, providing for one regent from each Congressional District.

This resolution was adopted

can say to those young

you shall have I he best the world can afford? Wo want to work with a feeling of composure and

not feel that a cloud of uncertain

ty is hanging over us. Wo want

to feel that tho Commonwealth

of Indiana is looking upon us

with ailectien and synspathyand

that you do not want our student?! to look to other States for the

opportunity of culture which they desire te avail themselves ef."

it i" 'i' i'iTii'i ii in j i i nwwwwia j

A mistake was made in tins

office last week that involved the loss of $1,800,000. In our Stale House article we wrote $2,000000 and the compositor st it up $200,000. He would make a good bank President or cashier.

3?o? Sale. Th e r u n n i n gears o f a t w o- borso rou i wagon, in good condition, and cheap for casii. Apply at the Couaijek office. Jaa 20 - - 3a-. aioa.... ,

Nice, fresh oysters by the can or in bulk, at Benkart's, Majolica ware, dinner sets, and toilet sets, at Dunn & Go's. Bonk art keeps a nice as-

geods at Kahn & lanaenbaam h ? 805mMfc of ckos for tbo holida7

a full stock.

Seal Estate Transfers. Charles JL Harden to Joseph N. Alexander, 120 acres in Blobmington township, for 800. William Trueblood and wife to Hannah T. Cox, lot in Bloomingtoa for $1,850. Milton Myers aud wife to W. T. Stephens, 55 acres in Salt Creek township, for $800. C. A. Carter snd wife te Sarah 0. Wilkson, 10 acres in "Salt Cfeek township, for $100. Bartin A. Hall and wife to Robert F. Delap, 40 acres in Beanblessom township, for $300. James Ms thews to Jennie part of outlet 13 in Bloomington, for $200; - Samuel M. Harbin son te David V. Buskirk, 40 acres iaRiahland township, for $700. W. P. McNary and others to W. J. Alien, 80 acres in Bloomington township, for $2,400. William I. Stephens and wife to Milton Myers, 18 acres in Salt Creek township, for $SG0. William H, McDowel a nd wife to James McDowel, 2 lots in Ilarrddsburg, for 800. Mike Deckard and wifo to Isabel Chambers, lot in Harrodsburg, for 250. Michael Byrne to Ds.vid W. Conder, 240 acres ia Vauburen township, for 2,500. A $20.00 Bible Bernard, The publishers of Rutled'e's Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their monthly ibr February, among which is the following: Wo will give $20.00 in gold te the person telling us which is the middle vjerse in the Old Testament Scriptures by Februrary 10, 1883, Should two or mora correct answers be received, the reward will be divided. The money will be forwarded to the winner February 15th, 1883. Persons trying for the reward must send twenty cents in silver (or postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will receive the March Monthly, in

which the name and address of

the winner of the reward and the correct answer will be published. This may bo worth $20 to you; cat it out. Address Rutledga Publishing Company, Easton, Penn.

Sales of Land in Slocnrington, Inf., Police is het&by giren Umt hr vmu of &u order of tho Orau.se Ciitiuit Court tfac nnderbigfied, c!orn.rfaissiour apoinUi by saci Cuurt to 20 i i tho real estate bion in: lo tho heirs of Jato T. Cox pud HautiR T. Cox, clcteftced, will efivr for aaio afc public Auciiea, ikt

Monday and Tuesday, tho -Bth and 64 days of February, 1883, thi fellowiag ral tstnte: In lot unmbered fiiuetr-eight (98) on the plni of thr. lows of BlooniUgtoa.; fie one anH?idei half of the N&rtltfast quarter of tho Kortkenit quarter of ecl:ott thirtv-OHft (31) in town ship eigh () Norik aatl rafige one (1) 1!, aoUi silnated in Morce souKt-Vt IiidisJta, TERMS OF SALE: Oae Uwlh etit is hand, ike residue iu equal yn?4-win tt six, twelve asd aighLoea moutfeft, wiih note baring inUreat at per front, waiyirig beneihe of apnraisemcat laws, aud steureti bj good fi'Offkold seouritics. Tbi 'oropvrty in 'iloomiagton will ba tfared Monday aud thst ia tho co 'iatrj os TvedAy. Tho elsa to begia at o clock ?.

trade.

iJ oi'tiiblu Ktt:$iua Itua cur, "fu.o ft o' .

Jocsra Paklow,

The bloftd it the foundation of Hfe, it circulates through every part of the body, end unless it is purs aud rich, good health is impossible. ' If disease has entered the syjtem th e only Bure and quick way to a rive it out is to purify and cane a the blood. These rimple facts are well known, and the highest medical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blocd to its t atural condition ; and afc.o that all the iron preparations hitherto laade blacken the teeth, cause heads;che, and are otherwise injurious. Brown's Iron BitterswHI thoroughly and quickly assimilate with he blood, purifying and strengthening it, and thus drive disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teetfr, cause headache or constipation, anu is positively not injurious. Saved his Child. 17 N. Eutnw St., Baltlraor , Md. Feb. it, 1 9k. Gents: -Upon the rcccmincudation of si friend I tried Bnowx'a Iron liirrcR us a tccic and rstorativs for my daughter, vhoai X was thorouhly convinced was wasting away with Consumption. Having lost three daughters by the terrible disccse, under ?;he care cf eminent physicians, I was loth to Velieve that anything could arrest the progress of the disease, but, CO uy great surprise, before my daughter had taken onebottiu of Brown's InoK Bittsks, she bcpf:a to mend sind now is quite restored to former health. A fifth daughter began to ahow (signs of Consumption, and when the physician was consulted he quickly said 44 Tories were re. quired;" and when informed that the elder sister was taking Brown's Ikon Bitthhs, respontleJ ''that is good tonic, tjike it." Aboxajj Pa bus.

Brown's IrohEittepvS effectually cures Dyspepsia, Indig.estion and Weakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Consumption, KidceyComplaints, etc.

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iet Dims his patrons and tha pubUu generally that he Um on i,anda and i reticiviug a full and eh .ce supply of al) tboio artick usually found ia a keok Sur. Ill IStoek is $:wak, Aud has been Wftlected with groat caro, and with especial retereaoa U Ih irnnt.4 of this eonaiBitaitj. He has his usual up ply of

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Maay f thota ae.w aud uaiquo de- p i liffni. Tk as8eri:miH of iSfwS

Belial laiad Cell TEXT BOMS.

ar esrUiniy bt, haVimrbeon idwiW at vorrG.ToatTVorid Induntrtal ;mpetItio

for Slxtfisa Yara; do oUitr Ainoricon orgaai a via b boon Ioua4 wiul st ny. Also Cnoapeet. StyUlOS; 4ocuv; satScioni ooaipaai . and poww , -with best quality, for opalar sieredaml secular niusto ; im whoolf orfaaI, .i 9n& otiasr s7lea at, ?, W. m, 73,ap, $106, (1L4 to 00 ud up. JfM largtrstyh$ art wAcWy uonvart tmvathefrearu. Alwlor ay payments. Jtew Wiis-

trtefl caiaingrn rre.

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bass Ava., .. vutcro "

Is K a usually fall, easbractajt Try Uii&g that i seeded. A.i to h sold at PHICE3 THAT CANNOT FAIL TO GIVE SATISFACTION.

1 tjachors aud ouUer friends

f education ar inviWd to call and MAKE THE CITY BOOK STOSJS TlJfiiS HKADQUABTSaS, Where they will be cordially wel coined, and where eTcry effort will be made to make their stay pleasut afid coBveni! $,

ar TCtp02 a ha vwi selling era

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ajd othsc boueaholti arUolea. The bt hailing artlolea ovcx nt or th taarket. For uapJaa and 'S'oraw, addr6S the

Oitr 10 r-JW? ?r ?tmnr;! to fninih power to saw ,f:0ii fmt of Hii:). 1: boards m 10 hours; Our 15 Uorst iciil cut IO.U'jO erf in Ga;n) ti-W.

wui tnjjuuiS are GT7A.2.o'rii to furni&h a hava -power on i-a leas fae.V an-3 waier thatt any ether Euglito not ill tea with au Antorna-lj Cnt-Off. I? yen -vraut a Si.ttio; ay or 1'ortublo Kffiiufi, Boiicr. Cir-cii!-ar Saw MiU, Khaftiu or PitUina, either easier McMarfa Patent Wrought Iron Paitay, scufi for one illtutratad Caia- " for infortnatiuji and tmm-m.

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NORTH. OlooasingiQn, Greencastie, Craw fords vi Us,

L'i ra3Tette,

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Will send prpi.t to any addm their

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rot isns ;w p-?s, iiw Mterartoscj

lf 1 BltranMUU. -SuiU, Cij.', helus, 1'onipoa. Era'l"U, C:ir Umm,

.UiiiU. Drum Major' Si3. And

tuiH saitijry mud Oiaiius lpaWo? M-t.-enaK al-o Inr)ules lcutraclion acd Ez

erufei for A;ntt:r Kauiv cud Ctakions

w ion go, SOUTH.

BtOoiuiugtOB. Mitchell, New Albany, Louisville, Nashville; Tens.

1:24 am 3:26 am 7 :00 am No 4, 7 :45 am. 8 :5S am.

The concert by the Original Nishviile Students at Sheriuaia Hall last night, drew together a large audience. The concert was

divided iuto three parts, part of

which wai given ia plantation costume. The audience seemed tkoroughly delighted, the applause being frequent and Tery enthusiastic. The concert will be repeated Monday evening. 8t. Paul Globe. These hare been about 150 MTT laws iairoducad iu the legislature, all little Bills of trivial importance. Give us ene or two great big Williams, that will benefit the people, and then go home.

M. T. Polk, treasurer of Tennesse, recently decamped with about $100,000 ef the State's lands, and the people there now sing: "M. T. is the treasury, Polk is gene."

It seems that the successful candidate for State Librarian

was Callis to the attacks of her i tools to work with?

enemies.

after having been modified on the motion of Mr. Robert D. Rich

ardson, of Evansville, te read that it was the sense of this meeting. Letters were received from many of the Alu mni who were unable to be present. On Thursday, Gen. Dunn, Dr. Moss and Major Cravens visited the legislature and iiade short addresses, a recess having been taken for the purpose of hearing then. Dr. Mess being introduced, was received with applause. He

said: "I came to this State in the person of my father in 1816. I came into it in my own proper person a few years later. I have watched its growth with pride. I have been pleased to watch its intellectual developement. No higher privilege is granted tho Commonwealth than that of taking part in its mental developement. If vou ask me what do wa

want at Bloomington, I can make

my plea in a word. We have a class of young people there who are not desirous of wealth or a large place in the world's history, who are willing to give four years of the best part of their lives to the strengthening of their minds. Will vou frive us the

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Will you

I give us the means so that we

KOTJOJ&. All persoas knowing. themPbs indebted to L. S. Field & Co. are re-

qucsieu to come Sor ward and settle thoir accounts immediately. Mr. Perdue going out make; it necessary that the old books be settled up at once and we hope that all our friends will give this matter their immediate fctteation. Li!3f. S. Field & Co. Bloomington, hid. January 25, liSS.

PorSalo, I have for saie the following prop erty : 240 acres ol good fanning land hi Owen county, near Qui ncy. 160 acres of good grain land on Eel river, in Owen county. 76 acres of grass land in Qwen county, near Quincy. A one atorv and a half frame house on v? aln lit streH in Bloomington. AU ot the above property will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to or address A. W. Rose, Bloomingtea, Ind.

Jan. 20. 1 m-4Gi

School TttdXftOoo. All Loans to the School Fend, which are out, and all Loans upon

which the interest is duo, or not. paid, or renewed irithrj thirty dayp. from this date, will he advertised lor .sale without regard to race, oior, or previous condition of servitude. This is the last ouii before cost and damages will be added, Look toyourowii interest. I'iCLiARii A. Folk, Auditoc Monroe Co. Jan S, 1683.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Exccut(r of the will of Sarah Williams, deceased, will, by virtue of the power conferred on him by said will, seli at public auction on the premises, on' WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2S, 18S3, the following described real estate in Monroe county, Indiana, to wit: The North half of In-lot No. 261, in

the town (now citj ) of Bloomington in yaul county and State.

Terms of Sale SaiiLeale shall be

made for cash in hand, the purchas

er taking said real estate subject to

taxes. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p m. of said day. Aquilla A. Rcgeks, Jan. 27, 1883. Executor. Buskirk & Duncan, Alt'ys. ... .rTdt '

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U mi namem w i Mil FREE?

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I Iovi35 LakOt Tnrtlo Hoautain,

And Monso Elver Gcta try N0BTH DAKOTA., Tributary to the United States Lund Office at GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA. Sectiom&l iSfip and par f iculars mailed to any address by . . BI.f:,5'4Vl Assistant General Faaaeuger Agent, 31 Paal, Miiiiieasolis 4 Manitoba B. B, ST. FAVLj

The New York Sto -INDiaHAFOIIS

FETTlSi BASSETT &

W fc-eg t inform tfe hid hia ki nd mr-nnd Bletxaisfton that when. rquoe'od by Uttor w

w4W km! free of aliarjo full lines of Rr.pk

sad eerofnll? 411 and forward order hvworor small, by mail or expreKn a3-' ieaired. Prices hi aroy? ease rite s;oe .as xffhepurcUaier feono to ludrRnapoliu ABdbotiicbt tha goods ati our store, lorwa. P, 0. order, or C, 0, 1), rSTTW, BA8812TT! k ?0, Intfiaaauolia. imvito - - Exeoutor'g Ntoe, Notice is herebv given that the

unndersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court exector of the last will and testament of Samuel Bore if deceased, late of Monioe county, Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. II SM HY . RoRKJr'F , Eexecnor.

January f). 183. Louden k Mitts Alt v.

4:09 pm. 9:00 pm. No 2. b:l$ pm 6:3-5 pm

6:58 pw 11:34 aJ.

9:20 pm 11:55 am. 8:lfinn

Parlor Coaches on dayr trains between Chicago. Paiacft Sltepera on wight iraina between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. COMFORT V$ COMPLXTX. CONNECTIONS SUKE. 'Through tickets and Round-trip tiaketi for South and Son th-west, and through trip and land exploring tickets lor North and North-west lift moz'i. direct and close connection routes, .Baggage cheeked through to all pi acta where tickets 'are pur chased. Travelers wantiag information, appiy t cither of 'tha underibwj raiinra, Aceat. Sieorciaartou, led. Hurray Seller. 9, P .A, Leeisviile, Xy, kXECUTOjrS SALE, Notice is hereby given that the

undersigned sxeculor of the last will of Jackson Lente, deceased, will sell at public auction, at the late reaidenee of deceased, in Bloomington township, Monro a county, Indiaua, on

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 31st, 1SS3, at 10 o'clock a. in, the persona! property of said estate- consisting of hoi??., cattle, sheep, kogs, farming implements, boujjUold and kitchen furniture, corn ia thy crib, wheat ia the Held and in the buahei, and oth

er articles. TERMS: A credit of nine months will be given where the amount ex

ceeds $5, the purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving relief from valuation Jor appraisement laws with 6 p';r cent interest after maturity; ou all sums of 5 and under eaih Jonathan Lkxt, Executor. - mwbcv &a ' EZECUTOB'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court

Executor of the hist will and testament of Jackson Lents deceased Jate of Monroe county, Indiana, Tko estate U-probably solvent. Jonathan Lskts, Executor. Jau. 27.. 1883. Louden & Miers. Attys. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undei signed has been appointed administrator of the estate of Henrietta Clark, deceased, late of Monroe county, Indiana. The estate is suppaced to be solvent. Jambs B. Bswojcr, Administrator. Jaa 20, 1883. Buskirk & Duncan Att'ys.

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THE SREAT THROUGH CAR AND FAST TIME ROUTS. -Si CINCINNATI Dally Trains to J & LCUISTILLS

Vf in prafa'M ia oarti of'tfanraa sad a4 ainini coobUoi. Sr,eial aCt?u:ioa mU tc olleetUas an4 all auiasi aatraU t kit aro. ii fc

, Executor's Sale, Notice is hereby iven that the undersigned oxecutoj of the lasf will of Samuel BorufF, deceased, will sell at public auction, at the late residence of deceased, in Ferry township, Monroe county, Indiana, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81883, at 10 o'clock a. m. the personal property of said estate, consisting of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, fanning

implements, household and kitchen furniture, corn to the crib, wheat in the field and in the buahei, and other ar Vie lea. TIG RMS: A crnd of n i ne m o r. th e will be given where the amount exceeds 5, the pua-ihaser giving note with approved secu .ity, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement

laws with 6 per cent interest after maturity; ou ail sums of $5 and uder cash. Hjbnbt Boruj-f, Kxecutor.

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Following Remarkable Document : 2oorre.Seabury J ohiuson, I3laatt?sft.ttit4fam Chami3t8, 31 Piatt St., Wew Tor3s : Gontlexsiim ir-3tar tha past fcw yomwe iavo oXcl various branOa of Toffcrus ria.otors, riaysifiittflia csaad ttio Ptbllo prefer

aping a liar-

ing our

9 Kitchen Queen Safety Lamps

Urtral other household articles. The best selHnff articles ever put

011 1 he market For Snin pie

and Terms, address tho . I CLIPPER WI'F'Q CO.,

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-SA9XWA8&-Lar Mitchell A Day B. 3fjffkt Bat. jLtlastiaBs 3:27pm 2:47pm 5:sijis Arrive Ix nia Yille 8 :00pm :25pm 8 :55a a $ .0m Arrive Ctncinnaii 8:2Spm 6:30pi 7:eOasa S:lacj Aecorijedatiea has da? racket without chaa'ge lo Ciaciati. Day espraa hs parlor ear an: day coaches withe ut ck&sge to Cicianati Jiaing eare Seyieioiir to Cio einaat). Night exproea lia$ police eieesisg

care an4 day coaehee Co Ciarisrnali and iouievilie wnhout kaag.j. AUt Jecping care to Wa&kiea aad Baltimore without chaao. Atlantic express ha paUee olp ing ears and day coach to Cinoianatl withont change. Leave Mitchell At.iaa. DayRx,. 5!zft Bs x 11:21am 11 :51aai ll:6pft l:d5i Arrive St Louie 7:25pm 5:20pe IM&m ?:30fti - j? Accomodation has $ey aoaehes to Si Louis without ehftD go.

Day express tae parlor ear aad ;

day coaches to Jit Louis without change. Dining ears Cincinnati to Seymour. Right express has palace alsepta ears and day coache.i to Si Louia without changa Pacific express hae palace sleep! og and day coaches to St. Louis without

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diverging with throngh cara for ail points North, East, Southeast at CINCINNATI. Sure eoniiftctione with through ear for all points Sea fe, at LOUIS VILIB.

Cloee connection with through oars for ail pouiti Weat, Seathweet and North wee t at ; 8T LOUIS. . JL Seautifiai Trettb, If you get through cars to St Louie

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