Readable Schedule for Columbus Muskingum Rail Line
Daily express and mail trains connect Athens to Balina Nelsonville Logan Lancaster and Columbus with east and west routes. Connections at Columbus link to Cincinnati Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Through tickets and times available from E Ford Columbus, J Patterson and Eugene Ford, Columbus.
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Athens
Balina
Nelsonville Logan
Lancaster
Columbus
Cleville
Muskingum Valley Railrose
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Mall
St. Louis
Loveland
Blanchester
Greenstead
Chillicothe
Hamden
Athena
Marietta
Parkersburg
Fort Wayn
Delaware
Erie
New York Central Railways
Ford
Ohio
Flint
James Patterson
Columbu Fugene Ford
Columb
Courier and Express
Wheeling
Emma Graham
Gallipolis
R. Dude
A. M. Graunte Ie
Pittsburg
Portsmouth
Andes
Kittie
Mary’s
Inn of Alpine Hunters Endures a Night of Robbery
In a remote Carnic Alps hamlet near Trieste a rough inn hosts Alpine hunters and two mysterious strangers. When thieves threaten Marcelline and demand a monk’s silver box, she frees herself by burning her bonds, aids hunters, and the robbers are captured. The inn remains, run now by Justin and Marcelline.
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Trieste
Marcelline
Altzorf
Lubin
St. Cecilia
Justin
Roland
Mercelline
Death of Agnes Strickland remembered in England
Agnes Strickland died in England at sixty eight. She was famed for Lives of the Queens of England and later the Lives of the Queens of Scotland and English Princesses. With sister Elizabeth she produced popular children’s books and other histories. Her family included three writer sisters and two army officer husbands.
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New York Post
Agnes Strickland
England
Miss Strickland
Thomas Strickland
Reydon Hall
Suffolk
House of York
James Mill
Worcester Field
Campbell
Demetrius
Greece
Agnes
British Museum
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Jane Margaret
Catherine Parr
Trail
Susannah
Moodie
Canada
Beecher First Sermon in Plymouth Church Brooklyn
A reader recalls Beecher preaching his first sermon at Plymouth Church Brooklyn. The new church site altered by Dr Cox’s Society and the rough appearance of Beecher clashed with orderly clerical form. Occupancy and mixed reactions followed as crowds gathered and some critics called it a “new broom.”
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Burleigh
Boston Journal
Mr. Beecher
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Dr. Cox
Plymouth
Beecher
Georgia in Poor Ah Macon Telegraph Says
The Macon Telegraph notes Georgia’s poor state despite population growth. It argues diminished outputs, rising self-bought food, and a need for compulsory work, public opinion, and laws to ensure labor. It forecasts corn and cotton figures and calls for self-sufficiency through farming. It cites Savannah Advertiser and Cohenbus Gazette.
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Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Savannah
Economic decline looms as foreign markets dwindle
The piece warns of a depression in trade with foreign markets, predicting a shift to protectionism and immense social cost. It argues two thirds of exports may vanish or be funded, leaving vast job losses while home manufacturing for foreign demand collapses and the nation risks stagnation.
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Athens Business Directory
Lash & Gorslene
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LAW
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Hats and
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THE
Athens Messenger
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