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The Hocking Sentinel from Logan, Ohio • Page 4

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SOLDIER'S 11E-UXI0N-! an to boxe scrapisg. I The Order for the Old Eighteenth 0. V. I. to Assemble at JTc- Arthur, Sept 1st JS30.

Edward of Harrisliurp, G. sajs: Having received so much benefit from Eleclaic LSittes- I feel it my duty let suffering liuiuinitj- known it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eijrlit years; my doctor told me I nould have to have the bone craped or I lex amputated. I used, instead, three bottles ot i.irctric lit: lens ami seven Des AIoixs, Iowa, July 10, 1SSG General Order, Jfo. I.

The headquarters of the Eij.h- BucUin's Aninica jive, and my lep is now sound and well, tcenth Kcgnnent, O. V. Asson- Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a ation is fixed at Ale Arthur. tin until further orders II. Comrade Aiex Pearce is appointed Adjutant of the Associa- tion, in place of A.

V. S. Alinear, deceased. III. The Association will hold its third annual reunion at McArthtir, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.

1st and 2d. 1SS0 nnd comrade 11. O. Jones 1st Vice President of the Association, will act in place of Commander during the hitter's absence, in all matters of preparation for the reunion. IV.

a cordial invitnlion is extended to all members of the Eighteenth during the first three month's service, three-year's service, and veteran service to bo present. All ex -soldiers of Vinton county are especially invited, and tlie public generally is "respectfully requested to assist in making this reunion a success. of arrangements will be announced as soon as practicable. Jcsun Given, Com. IStb 0 I Association.

bottle, and Bucklin's Snhelat jo. per box -by F. Harrington. THOUSANDS SAY SO. Fr.

TV. Atkins, Girard, writes: I never hesitate to recommend your Eiecture Bitters to my customers, they give entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine and vill Positively cure kidney and Liver complaints. ParSty the blood and regulate the bowels. No family can afford to be nith out them. Thw will saj'e hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills every year.

Sold at fifty ceuts a. bottle by F. Harrington. Tho Vinton Record of last week says: C. Morgan, of Swan Station, returned from Texas last week, and brought with him a car load (2j) ponieafor sale." George Gottleib Gage says that there is danger ot a calamity, i.hre is no water in his Jacob Woaver's well is going dry and now that the saloons are to be closed at 10 o'clock there is danger of some one dying of thirst.

He' thinks it a fitting-time for that when Logan is finally turned into a desert, it. will have its oasis, but that few will be able to find them on dt. Jackson aad St, Patrick Days. Charles, alias "skip" Welting, at Wcoster, Ohio skipped a young woman named Miss Aret- ta Smith. Wetling was arrested and is now in tho county Jail serving a sentence of sixty days for assault.

Pres Turner and Brown Ogden quarreled over a game of croquet at Keedmore, and began shooting at each other Turner was killed, and Ogden escaped unhurt after having four shcta fired at him. "Wm. O. Williams, a local freight brakeman on the Jefiersonville, Madison, and Indianapolis Railroad, jumped from the engine at Scoltsburg, and fell, breaking his collar bone. His home w'at Madison.

EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity ot Paris, by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. I. Corley, who was so helpless ho.

could not turn in bed, or raise bis haad: everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. king -ew discovera was sent him- Fini'ing relief, he boneht a large bottle and a box of nr- king's Xew Life Pills; by the time he taken 2 boxes of Pill nud 2 bottles ot the Dircovery, he was well and lied gain ed in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial bottle of this Great niscovery for Consumption free at F. Harrington.

UCKLEN'S AJRNICA -SALVE The Best Salve in the world ior Cuts, Bruises, Sore, Ulcers, Salt Khcum, Fever Sores, Titter, Chipped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F. Harrington.

I-ijm capsBA iriliWfftfiv'T "Vr-iVTSrttJTa T7 A. AIagoox, Pics't. Manager. D. Scc'y.

Treas. Logan Manufacturing Company, Manufacturer oOind Wholesale and Ifctall Dealers In all kinds of 9v CT k3 HY-4 -rensx criza n'r I AND ffi mmxmmM Builders, Undertakers and Jobbers of Undertaking Goods. We make MoSs2g e5alfty3 BguAnd keep constantly on hand Lumber, Shingles, -Doors, Lath, Wood Mantles, Blinds and Sash. We have in the past and are prepared now to turn out Bar Fixtures that will compare favorably with the workmanship of any Shop in Ohio. BiWe Invite an Inspection or our Work by the public nnd cannot be beat on prices Olllce and Sale lloom on Slalu falreel Vjctorv on East Krout Street Logan, April 1, lbSi ly Teaolier's IXAMINATI FAKMER1 Columbusj Hookinr Valley Tolsdo RAILWAY, V-'fl iji gsr frfiryji mi 42 iri tv, srv.

i a mi uh tg KANAWHA OHIO R'V GO. Ohio Central River Division, T2ME r.ltJD. Taking Efloct, May 30, '8G. CENTRAL. TIME.

SOUTH BOUND. WiLSbJl TJiemostPowerfulHealing Ointment ever Discovered. I Henry's Carbolic Salvo cures Sores. Henry's Carbolic Salve allays Burns. Carbolic Salvo heals Pimple3.

Carbolic Salvo cures Piles Henry's Carbolic Salve heals Cuts. Ask for Henry's-Tako No Other. E'-BEWAKE OF Prico 25 mail prepaid 30 cts. J0H1T P. H31TEY ITev York.

tJrWrito for Dlnmlnated Book. OHIO- Take EiTect JInrcli 1, 1S8G. Central StimdnrUTime ItOL'XD TRAIN'S. DAII.V ESCKIT SL'SDAy. LveMlddleporU it HJiinntifiH jvrr Allien Columlms (u 11 I (U U) Cincinnati Lve Athens I I C1I VAT oislug ur( oriiin fiilnmlnis (T A Lv Toledo Fostorla 537 Carer C31 Up.

710 JMnrlnii 7 4S, flN JflGOE 8CHWAI AN ANSWER WANTED Can ony ona-brinp us a case of Kidney or Liver complaint that Electric Diiters will not speedily cure? We say they can not, nsthousond of cases, already permanently cured and who daily recommending Electric Bitters, will ove. right's Discnso Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They puriiy the blood, regulate the bowlcs, md net directly on the diseased part. Every bottle uarg-entce. For sale at oO cents bottle by k.

liarrmcton. TH-ESEAKE SOLIu rAm. The bestblood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach suflering huminity, truely is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, constipation, Week kidneys, or any diseasa of the urinary oreans. or who ever requires an appet izer, tonic or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters the best ai.d only certain cure known! They act surely and quickly every bottle guur-entced to give entire satisfaction or money relundeu.

fcold at nity cents -a bottle by E. Harrington. The School Examiners oinocklngCo. Ohio, will meet at the Union School House, OS THE First and Third SATURDAYS of each month, at 3 o'clock, A exeep January, July and AiirusI. Applicant must furnish prepaid envelopes by which the? will receive the result of the examination.

Testimonials of good character will be renuiied of those unkown to the Board. The gradins is represented on a sole of 1 to 100, nml 5 classes ofcerllflcatcsu ill be issued, viz: GRADES. Tirst Clifs, Five Years. No ranch less than 95 anit an experience of not less than three consecutive, years of teaching next precediiiK the application. IS inunrhs of inch shall have liten in oue pl.ice.

Second Class, Knur Yeais. No branch less than and 21 mouths experience In te.iclilus. Third Class, Three Years. No branch less than Ssj and ISmonths experienco In teaching. Fourth Two Years.

No branch less than SO, ami 12 months experience lu teaching. Filth Class.Twelve'JIonths. -o branch less than 70 There will positively be no antedating. A itlsfactory exumination in the Theory and Practice of Teaching and ii good degreeof success In teaching and govern ing a school will oe lavorauiy cousinerou. Applicants are requirea 10 juriusu iesii-moulals of goqd moral character.

J. W. FILING. FRANK GORDON, B. II.

ALL. March IS. I 1 MOTHERWELL ffiOH AND OTEHi CO. 3IANUFACTDP.ERS OF Agricultural Implements, Iron Fencing, Foundry and Machine Work, and llepainn Would call your attention to liis very large slock of Wl a RBAPESS Mowing Machines, PLOMS I ros)cct-. Deleware Ar Columbus.

Lv Logan Ar Athens .4 40 a 10 10 a 3 pra 1 1 Vi 12 03 pm 7 33 U40 8IU 1 1S S47 1 411 0 117 2 0ii 9 31 S00 10 SO 7 50 a .1 H3 pm 0 00 pm 13 4 'J7 pm 7 l.s pm ...10 02 a 3 -3 pm tl pm bOS 930 11 03 a CO pm 9 10 pm Ar Mc.Mthur Jc 11 07 6 ArUalllpoIIs 137 pin MOpm l'uuicroy UOilpin NORTH BOUKD. Lv 1'omeroy Galiipolls McArtUurJc i 13p in ..334 am 5 09 pm ...7 tin in 43 rin Lv Athens- .7 00nm 7 Ic pm 1235pm Lv Logan ArColumbus 8 17 nm 8 30 pm 1 37 pm 03 9 li pm 2 20 pni 1020nm 1023 pm 340pm Ui Colnmhus 10 25 am 4 45am 4 I5pm Delaware II 18am am 5 10 pin Prospect. .1 1 4i amfi 02 a in 5 35 pin Marion 12 02 pmC 22 am 5 51 pm Up. Sandusky 1 IX) pm 7 15 nm (1 45 pm Carey 1 20 pm 7 35 am 7 05 pm Fostoria 1 pra 8 05 nm 7 30 pm Ar Toledo 3 10 inn 9 25 nm 9 00 pm Haopiness results from that true contentment which indicstc3 perfect health of body anil mind. You may possess It, If you 111 purify and Invigorate your blood with Ayer's Sarsa-parilla.

Z. 31. Howard, Newport, K. writes "I suffered for years with Scrofulous humors. After mini two bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I SOUTH BOUND TRAINS Columbus (T C) Cornlii II Junction lfagosis, Buggies, 5-9 5 ifr 'O OMHSTOri Having severed his connection with tlieMichigan Mutual Life Insurance has taken the Special Agency of the North Westeks Life "Insurance ol Milwaukee, for ten counties, and is now prepared to give employment to a number of good solicitors.

He is also prepared to lonii money on first mortgage, in amounts from $500 to $50,000. January 7. IPSA. If. A Fetal Block of Houses.

Immediately around the Scott circle, one of the most fashionable localities in Washington, says the New York Mail Express, stand "a number of handiomo houses, 11 "built within the last five years, all belonging to prominent men, and upon whose' occupants disaster has fallen so invariably that it has come to he called, not Scott circle, but Misfortune circle. It was in.thc lincit of thoo on Sunday norning. that David P. Morgan, of the great New York and London banking ilrni, died. People said: "Another misfortune in Misfortune The first of the splendid houses facing the statue of Gen.

Scott is that of Prof. Graham Bell, of telephone fame. His great fortune is considered secure, as he sold out most of his telephone stock. His wife is a deaf mute. A year or two ago his childtcn, of which he has a beautiful Hock, were stricken with scarlet fever.

After beinir very ill with it, they began slowly to mend, but with every one cf them the hearing became afflicted, and it is doubtful if "they ever recover from it. That, with the cloud hanging over him in the charges of fraud and collusion in the telephone suits to be instituted, has filled his measure of misfortune. Next is the red Lriek palace-built by Senator Don Cameron, and in which Mr. Morgan died. Senator Cameron only lived in this house two or three j-cars, but in that "time his health became a wreck, and one of bib daughters met with an injury that has lamed her ever since.

He sold it to Mr. Morgan, who owned it about six months before dying in it Next him was ex-senator and'iiow Minister Pendleton's beautiful home. In the short time he lived there his wife lost her two sisters by death, his daughter had an accident which it is supposed will make her a cripple for life, he lost considerable money and his election as United States senator. Then came tho magnificent house of ex-Secretary Robeson. When ho went into it ho was a leading member of congress, powerful at the navy department, and eager for political power.

Within two j'cars he bad lost his scat in tho house, was defeated as a delegate to the national convent-on, and has bunk into complete social as well as political ob scurity. Opposite mm a lasuiouaulc clcnrvman. Mi. 1'urrest, built an im posing house. He, too, lost his charge, became linancialiv involved, ami unai- PROBATE NOTICE.

"Vnf lot is linrebv elvpn tli.it Hie follow- ngaccountsand vouchers have been Hied UicProb.ite Court of HocUng county Ohio, for settlement: Simuel H. Urlglit, Assignee of Oliver Aim the simc will come en for lieanns. on the 19th day of July. ISsO, at 11) o'clock, A.M., or as soon thereafter as nuy be convenient. W.

T. ACKER. Pro. Judge. June 21 3ff Primary Election Lir.vs.

The altention of the supervisors of the Democratic primary election to be held on Saturday, August, 28, 18SG, is called to the following sections of the revised statutes governing primary elections, to-wit: Sec. 2919. The person named in the notice as supervisor, or, in his absence or refusal to serve, the person assnminj; or chosen by the electors present to be such supenisor, shall take an oath that he will correctly and faithfully conduct such election, protect it ftgainst all frauds and unfairness, and carefully and truly cam ass all votes cast thereat in the manner required by the authori ty appointing the electors and there upon tlie supervisor shall cause the elec tors present, possessms the qual location of persons entitled' to vole under the notice, to choose two judges and two clerks of election to assist him in receivinc and taking account of the otes cast, to fech of whom shall bead-ministered the same oath taken by the supervisor: and a township trustee, or clerk, or an alderman, a member of council, trustee, or clerk of municipal corporation, or a supervisor of election uho lias been duly sworn, may administer the oaih precribed in this section: 2920. A qualified elector under the not.ee may challenge any vote offered, because the person offering is net entitled to vote under the notice, oris not a citizen of the United States or can not be at the next, election a legal oter of the precinct, or has received or been promised, directly or indirectly, any monej', fee, or reward for his vote for any candidate at- such election, or has voted before on the same day, or at fome other precinct, in the same election. Six.

2921. Thereupon the superri-bor, or one of the judges, shall administer to the person otferinK to vote, an I oath that he vill true ansners make to such qneston as may be put to mm touching his qualifications to vote at ciich r.tnntlnn niifl Qli'ill i 1. 1 j- jy gave up cb iiume 10 uo useu as aa ns qualifications. If such apartment On the corner oppo- i fuso to be s.vorn, or. behig Mtc Senator Cameron, ex-Senator Win- rciuse to answer queston, dom bu.lt a hor.se which cost 100,000.

vole shall be rejected bu if the It wrecked him politically. It wad oath be taken, and the questons be an-photographcd and the photographs dis- Mvered satisfactorily, and he benntsuc- iriuuicu uiui i-iiujiesuiu as jiioiii ce-iuiiy couiruuicicu oy me sv.oru Officciind Manufactory ntthe Depot. li.C'OMIA. Pres. A General Manager KOUT.

MOTHKRAVnLli, sup't. orShops. Loiiii, June J. lv TIME TABLE. dinciimsti I Muskingum Valley E'y, IX EFFECT JDXE 20, 1SSG.

Trains Arrive and Depart. FKOSI AS FOLLOWS CENTRAL TIME. DEPART FOR THE DEPART rOUTHE EAST. Ko.21 Lane. Ace.

Jlall IS Cincinuitl Mull. 1U pm Dill nm ,125 pm ana aixits, Oils, Glass, Putty Alabastino, Fertilizer, Siyules, Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Nails, Forks, Axes, Harrow Teeth, Sc, Ali of which have been selected with great care and arc ollered at liottoin Prices. Call and see. sn April 2,1885 3m IVolo on IJitimlMST ''rtsins. Illrcct connections mailc In Union Da not nt Columbus, for Newark.

Zanesville. Pittsburg, Wheeling. Itnlllmore, Washing ton anil rnincieinnia: nio ror uayton. Cincinnati, L'HilsUlle and all points South midsonth west. ua-t'lohe connections nt Toledo for Detroit and all iv'nts In Michigan and Can ada.

GKCARR, lUFAKLEXBACH, UeuSupt Gen Pass Agent, Columbus. Ohio. TOLEDO art OHIO CENTRAL R. R. GG TIMK CARD TAKING EFFECT JUXK 20, 1S8G.

Trains ran hy New Standard Tlnie.K minutes slon or than Columbus Time. KrtCKIXG COBXTT BDMlKBJOGIBnf. Office for the receipt of all complaints of Cruellies to Chil dren and Animals, REPUBLICAN GAZETTE OF FICE, Opera House Block. B-The name of the informer will be held confidence, and not used in case prosecution be comes necessarv. D.

II. WILLARD, Sec'y. Feb. 11-tf. East Toledo, Fostoria Berwick Sycamore.

Vrrive I.eu Ilucyrus. "4 Ji.irti 1 Mt. I lead Fulton Marengo t'eiitirliurs. Hertford Alexandria Granville 11 Crossing Hebron Hmlli-y Juuttion. Ilasii PIiUvriLg Colnrabus Vtntntiil! ytuMivllle nireinen Junction City.

New Lexliigtou Corning North AM -I'M ii'JI 10 5 30 i'lU IMi 113 G13 S31 2U5 1213 C57 7S0 120 U-U 7 710 -PM 100 742 040 -AM ISo 815 CW 12 07 1 r.2ii -II 17 2 13 SI" -II iS si in S.Q It Ul MEETINGS. JIM DEPART IOR THE WEST. Xo.ll Cincinnati Mail 310 am 7Mall I'm 1 Cmciiuiats Express lj am All trains dally except Sunday. C.tM It'y trains connect at Dresden Junction with trains of the Pittsburgh.Cln-ciunoti St Louis Rallnnv, having Piiil-raan Palace Sleeping and Hotel Carsattach ed, running through without change; West bound to Indianapolis. St Louis.

Cincinnati anp Chicogo East bouod to Washington and New York. The following trainS have through coaches to and from Cincinnati Cincinnati Express nnd Cincinnati Mail. AH train arriving at Morrow make close connections for Cincinnati. Fortune tables, rates of fale.throngh tick ets and u-iggage checks, nud further Inlor-niation retarding the running of tr.ins, apply to DARLINGTON, DAVIS, buperintendent, GenTA, Zauesville. O.

ZancvllIe.O TISVES OF THE GGLUfiiByS muM 0 R. CENTRAL I 31 E. KtsT llOVX I TheUoanl of School Examlnersof Logan Villagowlll hold regular meetings for the Examination of applicants for teachers' certiflcates.as;rollow vi On the Third AVednesday of February. April. June, August, October and December, at the office of the Superintendant, In tha School liuildmg of said Village, comnien cing.it loo'clock, a.

lay. Uyordcrof Exami ji-s, J. A. IT. Wi iffiN.QIcrl..

uuo 2Iy tiim (T3, mm LvStLoul3 0iM. Iiouisvlllc Ciiiclnnati. Madlson 4Lot eland Blanchcster CIIiilou Vu.ley Wilmington Reesvillp. Sibin.i. Wiisliingion JI Iiloomiugburg lit.

Sterling Ar Columuus. Lv Columbus llilj. Newark. incst Wheel in Pittsburgh lijltiinore im -s j. "15 S09 12 9 01 9 21 10 11 1100 1105 1I.7J AM 1251 120 720 PM e-M 730, SfO VM 10 OS 10.

'21 1125 lib PM 215 15.1 AM LV 7. AM PM 4 10 4 514 54. 5 5 (i r.3j 7 0J 711! 7M1 SSfl, Hi i 2 40 1105 115'J AM 1251 4-2 720 I'M 030 73L'I rVM hint CM 723 830 9 25 1140 I' 1235 153 543 8 -111 AM 0 20 730 WJST SJOaKM. that lie had lot hw citizsnsliip, and so much feeling vras evened oor it that thu man wiio was only a little while be fore sccretarv of treasury, then the tesliraoi.v of witnesses v.ho may be caliLd, Ins lote shall be received, and tLe ord "V.vorn" shal1 be nolcd oppo- Mte Ins name in the poll-book candidate ofliis Etalo for theprcsrdency, By order the Democratic Central WJS fcr tlie senate and abso lutely retired from public life. Mr.

lived in this house the year of his defeat for tlie presidency. to the Windoni house "Mr. Slilson Iltitchins. editor of the Washington I'osl, liis died a. irvr mouths cf moving into the new house.

A little farther up the street lived IIutchiiit.it, a rich man, who died a ear or two age, leain- behind a great mass of property, now in litigation. Judge of the Supreme court, lived Mill farther up, and this year he met with ev ro reverse" that hae.Mv:il-ii'.vc(l.up en. thing I.c had. So it nil! that n.uiiy u-try SLtt -Tire! h.ek tnj LolisL. 1 Corr.aiitlce.

Wji. P. I'aiCK, Chairman. L. A.

"Secretary. CAl'TAIK'S KOUTrXATE DIS-COVKltY. Capl. Coleman, schr. Wcymolh, ply-in-: Aihmtic City and had bcdi tiouhied niUi a couuh so that he was nnable to sleep, anil was induced to try Mr.

kinj-'s Discovery for consumption. If not Only jii-'e him inst nt relief, but alaved llic c.itreamc soreness in his breast. His children were milarly effected and a single does had the same happy effect. I)r l.rnss Iliscnvery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household, and on bosnl the schooner. Free irile bottle of this remedy at ill altlmore i Washington Pittsburg Wheeling 7.

ine ille Xuiva rl. Ar Col mbus Mt. Pteriliis Ihoomlnbun; W.isnlngton Keesvllle Wilmlua-ion Clinton Valley UI.tncliir.ter i Madison AM 9 00i 1000 I'M 700 9 55 AM 120 2 10 310 Louisville Pt. Lo -Is 320 10S 4i 159 519 5 40 5 49 t-2-! 7 SO I'MAM 10 10 AJI r.uc 8 50 PM 12 140 2 40 PM 12 S5 CIO i 1 4 4 5 15 5 22 5 51 is AM 0 PM 020 M0 607 9l 9 41 II) 10 10 I 10 10 Ill S.s 11 2 II 49 12-0 Til GM AM I'M 11 20 5 II 5 55 020 0 25 1. 15 710 7 IS s- fta.

.2 24D 2'9 3S2 332 4i 4 01 4 12 421 4 55 5 US 5 2S Cl-'i 019 0 29 650 7 CO 7 13 728 755 soi a it 8 4.) S55 917 S3- llC sir: ill pi 801 -1017 I 7 49 :1037 7 lb 7 04 C45 9 52 C2I 937 5 57 9 2-" 5 45 9 lo 5 2s 9( 4 55 i 4 3S S2I 4 15 I ii P3I "AM -All Cf5 330 720 500 440 K2I 5 Is 9 08 4 20 812 5 27 9 20 3 hi 2 IS 3-8 745 55.S 9c0 306 735 PM -I' JI 1020 210 7 05 Connections nre made at Kotorla iith the E. A Rnilw ay, fur rinttl.ty. Limn. St. Marys, Muncio and l.tjf.iette, lnili-ann, IJloomlngtoi Kansas City and Jlo.

At lliieyrns for all points on the P. r. ny. At Edison for Crestline. Cleveland, and all points on the Columbus Dl isiou C.

C. H'y. AtCenterburs, tor Mt. crnon, Clinton Akron, and nil points on the C. Mt.

V. C. It It. At Ilremen and New Lexinslon tor Newark, Lancaster, Z.inesilte mid Ml points on Cineluii.ttl and Jinskingnm Valley Division of A St K'y. AtJunctiou City lor Shawnee nnd nil points on Straitsville Division OiBlO Kailntad.

At fiimlnK with River Division Oliio CeMr.il llailroad for Athens and Middle- port -fr At Columbus connection Is made nt union Depot with trainslorClnclnnntl.I.ouis isville, Indianapolis, Washington, Sontheru and Etistern cities. J. M. KERUIls' T. M.

PEEi.AU Gen'l Manager. Sup't. HUDSON F1TCII, Uen'l Tieuct Agent. BOOTS SHOES the er -5 miMk t-srS 1' great relief. It has entirely rc-tored rao to health." James French, Atchison, jrrites: "To nil person- -utTerim-from Lh er Complaint, I would Mrongly recommend Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

I was afflicted with a disease of tho liver for nearly two years, when a friend advised me to take this medicine. It gave prompt relief, and has cured roe." 3Irs. II. 3f. Kidder, 41 wight Boston, writes: "For several years I havo used Ayer's.

Sarsa- parill in lny family. I never feel safe, even At Home without It. A- a lier medicine nnd general purUer of the blood, It has no equal." Mrs. A. B.

Allen, "Wlnterpock, writes: "Mr youngest child, two 3-canof eje, wa- taken with Bowel Complaint, which we could not cure. "We tried many remedies, but ho continued to grow wor'e, end finally became so reduced la flesh that we could only move him upon a pillow. It was suggested by one of tho doctor tint Scrofula might bo tho causo of the trouble. "Wo procured a bottle of AYER'S Sarsaparilla end commenced giving It to him. It surely worked wonders, for, In a abort time, ho was completely cured." Sold by all Druggists.

Prico Six bottles, $5. rrepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr Lowell, U.

S. A. COKSUHRHOE GAIT 33 0UE3D. Lve Columbus (C II Tl Cincinnati P.irlierabnrg Athens. Mlddleport THE mm JhniH wood No 7 S5 '7 Warn J.

SnUGSlTIU 930 iKflJilUH KJ Maai-aH 9 I pur nnr Z5f ft 4 UCHKHtsC 12U0M Wk 1 1 LBBBilBBS-H sos r.i it IGSOnm fV sLy laii SO. M' 1 11215pm 55 750 S25am 40 20 Connections Tralii No 7 connects with IJat Athens for Columbus, Cincinnati and all points West nnd Northwest, uUo for I'-rkcrsbun; and the Knst. Train No "connects at Corning wlthT A ut 2)0 forCoIumbas, Bucyrus and all lulcrmedltte points. Train No aconiiecUnt Alliens with II v-TitndU A Brrom Columbus. Parkersinirjandull poiuU lr the Ivist, West and North west.

Ohio Itlver steumers make connection with nil train, ut Mlddleport. Virginia- SilUTtl BOUND TP.AINS PUR PPPi FSLl- Cures Couchs.Cclds.Pnonmonia. Bronchial Difficulties, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Cronp, Whooping- CouEth, Ii-flaenza, and all Diseases of the Breathing; Orgaiis. It soothes and heals tho Menabrano of the Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by tho disease, and prevents tho night sweats and tho tightness across tho chess shich accompany it, CONSUMPTION is not an incurable malady. HALL'S BALSAM will euro you, even thoaga professional aid fails.

Price 25 50 cts. nnd SJ. 00. JOHN P. H31IKY ii lTr York.

E5Writo forDltrniinatedBook. pfjtfi Lve Prkera')nrk (C A Ii) CI in inn PiirkerslnirgCC A B) CilKllUI.Ul Coluitiliii(C Ii T) Puincroy Mlddleport (Jallipolii l'tl'lea-ant. Pt Pleasant, Va Arr Clmrieatou A Mi 6 I a vi s5 tw )si 1.15 4 05 4 23 6Ui 7 50. 4 20 4 3sJ IIP 5 1 200; tilts 20 215 5 15-6 40 2 JO, 5 43)9 00 OO1, ll WI rff'itrn bound tkains. T.vo Charleston Pt Pleasant.

Vo Arr Pt Pleasant, Ohio Gillipblls (CII MirtIeport Pomeroy Columuus Cincinnati St Parkcrsbun; (C U). 1 .1 5 AM I'M 0301210 IUU5. 430 10 15 4 45 PM 10.7) 500 Ml 210 3 05 2 Si 020 1020 A 10 130 it 730 715 305 9 20 Coim-etlons Train Nol connects with Jt train No 1 at Ualllpolis liI7 fnn Columbus, Cincinnati, Purkersbur and tl.ei:st, also for Mlddleport and Poui-cioy. Train No3 connects nt Point Pleasant with II No 6 at ttl ror Columbus, Cincinnati and Train No makes direct connection at -Point Pleas mt. with II No 6, at 5-M in for Point Pleasant, Va.

Train No 5 cotinecrvut Pt Pleasant. with U1I and Puitif-roy. Train No connects with II VA forColnmbus. Ohio Itlver Meumen niiike close connections with all trains nt Point Pleasant V.i. P.ixouners arriving at Chnrlossoii cat.

tnkuthe thj Clies.ipe.ike and Ohio trains is lo lows: ifc-V! in for Washington, New York and Norfolk. If iil in forC'liiton Foruo 1 in for ttiehmond and Norfolk. 4:17 nud 0:27 am for Cincinnati end Louisville. 3:15 ui for Ashland nnd Chlllicotlic. for iiilonnation any Agent on the lln-of toad or the folloviiinaineti: KA Ilanley.

Aucnt; EL Kliigs City Ticket Agent, Charleston, or ilill Mlililleport.Ohio. TUOSKSHAP.P. lien I-n-Uht i Oct. il.m. Columbus, Ohio.

TIME Ta-BXiE, DfiLTlfflOHS OHIO R. M-Y. 24, ISS6. WFSTBOUiD. n.iltlmore...

Pittsbur'h Wheeling Bell.iln Caliibrldso. Z.tnesvllle Ncwi.r-. AM 9t0 10 OO 1JI J2 45 720 8 02 930 10 15 1105 AM 7 20 SI0 700 955 1033 AM 12 21 120 210 PM 3C0 1010 AM SOU SS0 S35 1123 .40 Ajl r7 I'M 305 5 15 602 AM J5.5 6 4-5 Arc purely vegetable lu their composition, ami thorough in tbeir operation. They do not debilitate the Liver by excessive stimulation, and are not irritating in tbeir action. The importance of these Pills in arousing the Stoniacb, Lh cr, and to tbc proper performance of their functions cannot be overestimated.

Tbcy will Promote the Appetite, and restore health and strength to weak and enfeebled systems. For four years I wa3 creatly troubled with Dt.pcpsia; part of the time so badly I could retain little or no food on my stomach. I commenced Usinjj Ayer's I'ilb, dieting luj.elf atthu tame time, and tfl-cted a peruuii-iit cure. I am now en. joying: perfect THOMAS O.

JEKKIXS. Iro iacetown, ilasj. 'For over a year I was afflicted with Liver and Stomach troubles, and failed to find relief until I commenced usiair AVer's rill'. Two boxes of these Pill- have restored my Liver to a healthy condition, and I can now eat without Leing distressed." A. J.

JOXES, Buxport, Me. fW Oil PM-PARSD BY DB. J. C. AYES loweU, llaso.

Sold by all Druggists. 9 TTSTB rilis. ROUTE. I rteili Wm' San'h A Columbus 1155 10 2 40 8 05 Cincinnati 730 650 10 PM All Louisville 1235 820 030 bt i-oiils 0 40 7 45 PM PM AM 1145 JI27 236 J'JOI 1J46 355 4 02 10 15 Shelby Ji- 107 023 4 27 10 41 MoiirofVilIe 730 557 1137 I'M Sandusky 53 6 35 12 15 AM Tinin'. 21.

S03 C-3 Kostoria 231 S2S 72J Iies.iler 311 015 8 3.J Defiance 3 4S lOOi 9 39 AM Auburn 4 41 1130 II OS 2 10 JI AvlU 12 OS 1135 2 40 AM Mllford Jc 117 12 49 341 Walkertou 221 2.21 4 46 WeIUboro. 657 255 3 00 5 14 AM I'M AM 855 525 540 730 Sandusky Accommodation IuaesColdm bus 7.00 aia. Newark S.05 am BAST BOUND. And Latest Styles of Mens', Ladies and Childrens' Shoes. Heavy and' Boots and Strong hoes Between the EAST WEST, KOirra and south.

GtiSr vii7 xr Li viy SARSAPARILLA SYSUP. liable Goods. KEPASR1S13G Boots, Shoes and Slippers Repaired Promptly. 'Train-, run daily. JD.uIy except bun--tav.

A II tniins betv-een iiintlimuli ulllieiit rhnnze of curs, in the Union Depot tritli all iverciimlliiis. The I 1st nspress Cincinnati at Kip. solid tr.tin to Pittsburgh via P. PEAH'MIV. W.

KEPPEIt I Uen'I '-up't, Uen'I Pnss. A't. Coluiubus, Column Cu.s fJ3FTIiis Great Tliroimli Konlt is now Coinpleted and in Full -s. Operation, running through For every Day ork; AIsoT.ishl, senger Trains dailv. as follows: blCpailt, I-asIllOnablO for Ge-lls', B.TIiree solid tnilns'cnrli urytietweei Ladies, JllSSeS and Children.

IV-oria I iJTTwo trains e-teh way betueen Colum bus, liidlannpolis and l( catur. I iVftt'o tr.iins each way between Su Tlie best.tssortmcnt ofanj- Storo In Lo- dusty. Inilhinapolis Peoria'aiid Dt catur. Ran. Tlie cheapest prices and the most re-i Tito trains each way between ban li.ij ion and uincinnaii.

I ilav San ditsUv.Spriimfleldand Columbus. 1 between Coluiu- bus.tsprlullelil. D.ivtoiinnd Uliiclninitl. inty between With SlcepInK.iiiil ItecllnlnRChilrCars on Nisht Trains, nnd elemint Parlor and modern D.iv ro.eh(Mon Day Traiiis. Ilstnteiis xvith heavy steel rails.

1 Iflf ev-tM thoroughly ballasted, with easy Krailesnnd y. VsU54-S OEwd fe'g SaWK TraersiiSasltdoesihohinrt uu Ohio, Inili.tn.t, i and Illinois, unitinsr in close niisiocss rc- The best Shoe makers of nreem- l.aionslilp the capital citk.sol the iirst and plojcd and work intiile promptly to order, second, with the.spcond city ot the third, XllC pilhlif IrtH HIV thnilks forllberill nml custom. nnd arc invitctl to continue- their most imiiortantcitlesiind tounsin each Pajronnae. JO. 1.

KAUCII. and with ail Its central location makes The Sliortest and IMo'-t Desirablo Kottte between the East West Tickets and Check to nil principal North, Kast, South and West, can be obtained nt any Ticket Olllce or the I. II. W. ll'y.

also via this route at nil railroad otiice; tluoiiRlioutthc country. Kates always as low as the lowest. Don't purchaso tickets to any point i without tirst consulting the ascuts of the I. II. W.

It'-. I i.v wr.imit- toi.nv dress In Mm Ilmti-d I to western lor three uiouths on receipt or t-mUrants. Land and Tourist Tic-Lets to fvr.jn' nrvi i a at ooints reacheil by any line. wu.Pnvsi iiRcr Trains leave Colnmbns, as 111..,., ilKiiilitil nil a. a (...,...,..

iiiiiiiws: iH, a. oai aim iiao p. m. clubs, sj.tnirle copies mailed StHinhinl time. c-K- Henderson, (Jen '1 Mnnnger II.

Address all orders to Urouson-GenlTicLet Asr't. FOX. i JaMUS DF.WOI.K. Piss I 23 North Uijii ColuiuLu Chicago Wellshoro Walkertou Mtirord Jc A lll.i A burn Deliance. Desliler Kostorl TIIll S.sndusky.

Mouroeville. Shelby Jc ManMleld. Mt Vernon St Loui IoulsvIIie. Ciueiunati Columbu s. PM 515 7 07 2-9 92S 10 20 1058 1133 1150 A JI AM 107 12 226 1005 A.M 12 12 12 40 143 2 40 SCO 4 14 505 553 650 725 8 22 9 35 10 15 A.M 10 33 1103 I JI 12 OS 1 13 1 IS 3 05 4G5 5 10 54- G25 PJI S45 10 a 1123 A 1.27 130 2 00 I'M 9 Co 113G- 101- JI A.M 2 00 GS BLODQ filID LiKn A peerless romedy for Scrofula, Whito Swellin-rs.

Cancer. Ervsinelas. Gont. Chronic Sores, Syphilis, Ttunors. Car-bnncles.

Salt Rhenm, Malaria, Bilious Complaints, and all diseases indicating an Impure Condition of tho Blood, Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Bowels, Skin, etc. ThisGrandRemedyiscom-posed of vegetable extracts, chief of which aro SARSAPARILLA and STILLINGIA. Tho cares effected aro absolute. For sale by all Druggists. J0H2T E3NP.y -Ttw York: for Iliaminated Book.

Newark ZanesvIIIe Ciimbrldge Itelbilre Whccliiig- Pittsburg li. 31: 359 44: r.23 700 10 15 PM 730 PM SO) AJt 7 1. 1140 PJI 1255 15S 300 5 OS 555 S40 AM 6 20 7 30 AM hOO JI 225 715 1105 AM 121? 12 5: 1 10 335 430 720 PJI 730 331 4(J7 5 29 0 41 AJI 3u 6 2S SKI 100 PJI 4 15 Trains run daily, Daily except Sunday oleepin? Cars on all thronah trains Ihs-tween liitltiinnie, Washington. Chicago, Piltsliiugh, Wlieeling, Columbus nnd t'ln-ciminti Aildltional train leaves Cambridge for Wheeling st 3:10 nnd Whf cling for Cambridge uO 7rJ0 am, tlaily except Ijnn- F. REPPERT, Uen'I Pass Ag't Div Pass Agent, Ualtlmore.JId Columbus, o.

Mmmmw p. a. st Lou Pan Handle 1 13 WEE KS The be mailed secure- fo-s. -1 l'Ss-i CJ" itn-i K-3. R.J Vlrf-jT IV! A 1 INAC- Summer Tours.

PalacG Steamers. Low Rates. Four Tnjs per Wctli BjtTT-oa DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND Et.Irn.ac?. Cliebovcan, Alpena, HarTavUIei OssoCUi. 84nd iijAeh.

I'crt iuront Ct, Clilr, OsUan Ilotcc, ilaitns Clty. VTock Hzy Tci-wcca DETROIT AND CLE'ELAND Sp-CLU 6ni27 Trlj- dnrln-TJ-lyc-ulAciut. OUFI ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS 2ial3 and 3-xcurbion Tlt-cta v.111 tc funit, fcy xcur -lefcet Acat, C. D. VHITCOMB.

Gen'l Pj. Agent, Dolroit Cleveland Steam Nav. o. DETROIT, MICH. Schediileln effect Dcc.20thlSS5.

Trnlnsde-parttrnm Lancaster, as follows: Going West. Cln. Express Mull Gnln East. Cincinnati Express JI.il! Depart. 9r-0am .4:30 Dcpart.

4:25 in Abovetralnsrun dally except Snnday II The tlmo ulven above is Central Standard Time which lS-3 minutes slower than Cnliimbiistlmc: Pullman PalaeeSIeeplnsnnd Hotel Cars attached to through trains on the same line st l. Hallway run witnoutl chaiiKe, west bound to Indianapolis, Louis and Chicago; easiiionnit to ruts- burs, more, Washington, Piilladelphi.i anil Xew York. I For time table, rales of fare, through tickets nnd iincesc cnecKsaim lunuer information regarding the running of trains, apply to sS. W.tlpote.Tlcfcet Agent.Lau- JasterOhio. cAs.jteCREA.

E. A.FORD. Gen. Pass Tut. Agt 1 Pittsburg, Pa, Pittsburgh.

Pa. 3QU I rmtins5 O'mc S-'o POSTER WORK Bill heads liea ds Note lieiids, Ehveones. I-KCUS-AIS Invitations, Programs IMPOSSIBLE. Bottom ami Sides one Contin uons Piece of iiumDep. Material, White Asli Wood, Inside Castings Well QalTanize-L BUTTER MADE 3 TO 10 MINUTES.

Agents -arantcl In every town. Single ctran-V old In loci a where W2 cave no agents at wholesala price to introduce them. Send tot circular and price-list. M. BRQlsm WAPAKOKETA.

feilE-3-ii-c-i-i cubes all rnmm, Irom ft common or Eruptt-Trtj" to tho worst Kcrolulu. "rovor-torcs." acclr ar ILnur'a ccrt. in short, all caiccd by besi tdood era conquered by tirU powerful, punfyfcsi end Invigorating mcdicaie. Great II i-ers rapidly heal uadjr 1-3 bcciKn laauanoa. I-jpec-aily- has it manirested tw yoteccr 1 cu.ic- Tetter, lloso i-CuLt, Iftolli, Car-biiitcICB, Soro I.rne, Scroiulcti Horom and Jiio-jloli-t tilsensc, IVlilta Swell.

(Jcilre. or IlilcU Kecli. cad Ealarge-l UlanCs. Eecd U3 ccnta in stamps for a large trentise, witii ool-crcd plates, on Sitia Ibsc-sis, or tho Kmo amount fora treatiaa cn.b"crofu!ois Arertieru. 'THE liLOOD 18 7TS-3 Tboroughiv cler.nto it by xvnusOr.

Plerea'j C.oldeu SiKeorery, and jrouj ialr skin, buoyant PlJ- its, vital ao-l eauuilue.tt cous-itu-loii, will Lo e-tabUilod. K9 which is Eiccaco cf th is promptly rail t-rulnl7 orrtttc4 end curod by this Go--irtrcn IT tates belore tho lest steges ol the sra reactc- Prrm Its 'Oi7cr orcr icrtlStf fatal dlsea-ic. wht-n ttrst. caer-gr cow saie cbrci rciiodv to tfcu public. Dr.

PjrncsJ thought 6crif.1.Iy of t.iih-g It bi Cow aa too Imilied (or a ra.iliclae whieb, Irom iut wcndjrfulcoaibiratloi: ortcale.orBtrcBrtli-iv intr, altefcjj vc, or blood-clcansiug-, an-t-wlteiw, pectoral, und nutntii ropvn.ss. uceqvatcd. not only as a remedy for ooi-juuipUcs oi -ky lungs, but for nil CHROSJTC DISEASES Bleed; Lsngar If yon feet dull, t-rowgy, 'r lifted. ts callow color, of stin, or yelloc! trown rpeM on faea or body, frequont or air-- ness. bad tasto in rnomb.

intf rn: l.tat cr chiLs, alternating' with hot ll-ahce, low fpirlts aatf grloomy borebodhn-3. irresrubr enpetit-, s--conted tongue, you are 6Trrinir from Juil" or Jn many cow-i co. parL ot sympioais arc Dyspepsia, anil Xorrsti ilTer, uur vols a remedy for cs-cs. Or. t'Icrec uoiacu onu.tL For'WC-Sk X.nugi, SpUtintT of of iSrfut-s, SroneltiilaS Eovors Caacmaptiuu, uci kiudrcd n-Cecttons, It ii sovrreh-n Send ten cents in st.ira-s for Dr.

book ou Cou-uaiption. BolC ij DP'f-E 0.1 Rfl OJi TJOTTira DIsp.3.17 Bsfisai Proprietors, CC BirrrAto, VSSS'S L-ITTL oas e.1.' ic PILLS. ANX3.UT301TS an. CATSTASXia Sold by crnta vLd. $500 REWARfr la offered the TC5T.etorf" of Dr.Sagoff CstaiTb KemeJr POi foracssccf cannot cure.

la -l If youhaveafllaoturT-frora KyJlSa. Jx the nose, offensive or otis-p-r)rs or heariny.wealc eyes. Cull rat or prcsauxe in had, yon haTe Catarrh. Taoo canda of eases terminate in cons-iraption. Dr.Sore'a CATiRjin curea frowesjtf c-3C3 0f Catarrh, "Cold la t-e X-toae-ji u-iu i-i--i-c-c.

00 0F.PBBE GOB UM OIL .0 1 I 1 Ill rIN "I I lll'KAf IWlJllUUUlilUJU UI teJJUW -rffc li 1 spn Almost asjPaJalable as Tha only prcpar-iioa of COD LIY Kit OIL ttst-e-n bo ti-n roadily aail toisiaUd fox a tjssUr-s lij dellcats xtsci-. 1KB AS A P.ESEPY TOK CnTsraPTlOT- ftuufiuiLS a.ij,.h:a. gks- FBIL AJt THKOAI If. i-LCllOls- and all Ut.sOiluEES it fa n-rr-llois In it rrslu. tt TMlnr3w.l hy tA la tho coun tries of the Trarld.

For by al. DfruGGisrsr -TorOt-rf 2o-wEo-i aAHS WA11TEB V- ju- enliUea I ilcAA 1 1 iVJ ri i7 jrVtVli. THIRTY OETE.TlSf BY ALLAX PrXKERTON. Containing a thoroah tori cortTchcariTft Criminal iTacticea ct rI nradw and Clasw with Unmeroos Perineal Ezperlenc In tho cf cororlnif Apedoi ov Thirty enr'ActlTO ltrtlTe LUe an4 emLracln-; 1317 ittciusly i.iUrstin3 and thrUlp tAyDcUctic ketclus. i An pntlrlr jiptt boot, profutrlv 3wrfli cml with Portrcitot the Great lat.rfTtt.

EITACESSTS WANTED; In CTrr t(rwn th-e are aamtfrt cf r' trtJ be p'ad to ct this Co.il-. It tn KerrfisatiL Hcbantes. Tanarr an 1 lrfrssionAl mwu nn nj --rtr i-v a low to wfaoni ti caa feci sura cf clllnj it tot Xe want On Asrat ti e-ry Vvnshfp, county. Fr.Vt'yp'r7n. xri tv nc.

ca tX come a AqciJ F-r fu.1 terUcu-An na terms to agents o4slrcCi a W. CO. Yorl I Cwff -jg23 IS LASiES, Gra-trab adaoe--nta arcroC fstod. Nuvr'0xoartuto g(r, criers for oar celebrated Tens an CcOcesjd kcuto a brant-. muoiaiiamlor-IossJiosat.

aetoet. cr Und-OT I Yisiting Cards uold Band Mess Rosa Pinner Set. or Gold Bui li 'oralIjxirtlc-l-r-i--r- CCKIiiy A3IErttCANTEA CO P. O. Ba 23.

1 tisa Vote? Tor-. -V J. 1 Northern are unknown Ii -j "jsconsm. Why isecanso every cner-iroticworklnemanin that ran hirn ood farm anil home of his owu, and bo Inde- pondont of all employers. Tho wis.

"rere1- Cent. It.lt. Co. ha-scvcralhundrsdthousan J.Hsl'5f 3X.t;GUitr-Ci acres ot cholco hardwood farming I lands from which any intending- settler 5-entitlcd to select tho very best ho can findatthecstrcmelylotvpricoof FivoDol- i larsanacre. HowisthctimetobuY.

ON SHORT NOTICE- ior these lanus aro araonjr tho very best in the u. mm nre increasing- rapidly In value. mr cia iicui-trs to I.A.NU Es. pamphlet and full par- Et'T, V. a It.

-K! 1 Jtilwautee. T7-3. 'sN Al i II -sr -SL s. -r PsT.

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