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ABOUT METEORs.

Startling phenomena, disturbances
on, above and below the earth's surface,
are becoming unpleasantly frequent.
This morning we chronicle an account
Of remarkable meteor which passed
over Western Ohio at IN earlyhourWed.
neSday morning and exploded with
heavy detonatlons near Forest Station,
shaking houses and ghatLerIug windows
like heavy artillery. The substance Of
these meteors Is usually II not always
metallic. They vary greatly In bulk
Meteorlo masses have fallen on the
oarth's surface Weighing more than d
half ton. Such q one ls 10 be seen Ia
the Smithsonian Institute at Washing.
ton. 1! Is the form Of sIgnet ring,
weighing (if we remember Alright over
400 pounds, and Is almost pure iron
with the appearance Of having been
fused by heat. There are other meIs-
oric masses on exhibition there OIL
smaller sIze, also iron. The large mass
referred TO foil, we believe, somewhere
In the PHILIPPINE Islands.
OF course there are many cOnjectures,
even among scientific men, as 10 the
origin Of meLeors. It 10 generally con.
cluded, however, that they do not come
from the earth's surface, but arc flying
In space and have an orbItal motion.
The annual appearance OF an unusual
number In November, and the period.
cal shower like that OF 1888, indicate
that the meLeOric stones have some at
traction for each other and move
through the outer regions In collec-
tlons or clusters and that portions
OF them come, within tho influence oil
the eNtth's gravltatIon ut fixed periods.
The brilliant light Of motors Is due
TO their combustion, produced by their
contact With and lnconCeIvably swift
passage through the earth's atmosphere.
Tho explosion which nearly always
OCCURS Is not yet very satisfactorily ac-
counted for. It Is apparent that such
meLeorlC masses 40 sometimes fall make
!! perllous 10 be under them when they
strike; but the chances OF death. from
this source are even much farther apart
than those of death by lightning. The
recorded instances whore meteorlo
stOnes have been found are not hume.
rous, though abundantly sufficient to
authenticate the fact that they do some.
times reach the eHrth.
ThOusRrdd OF meteorlo stones enieI
the outer regions Of our atmosphere
every twenty.four hours; but most o.
them are very small and ARE consumed
before they have penetrated any con.
siderable distance. It's only lhel larger
ones that get near enough the earth Il
shake hnnscs or Pndanger our heads.
| Where all this iraGmentary matter
comes from, what part 1t plays In thu
grand economy Of the universe, ant
what influence Its constant accretion t
the earth and other planets will ultl'
inately have on their motions, arr
points that suggest curious but perhapl
not very useful speculation.
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Earthquakes tn tl.O United States.

Following very soon after the shock
of an earthquake. reported rs having
been felt Inst week In many portions
OF Maine, we have Intelligence OF u
great tidal wave' on the Pacific, IndI-
eating renewed disturbances In that
quarter. These phenomena lend In
terest to an article In the November
number oil the Atlantic 1fonMlu In
which n description Is given OF earth.
quakes that took place in years gone
by in the great valley ofthe Mississippi.
The writer Ia Of opinion, from the
recorded facts, that the Intensity OF
earthquakes Increases rs we pass from
the Atlantic towards the Pacific coast,
where the shocks OF the North Amerl-
can continent are the most frequent
and severe. lie regards the area OF the
Mississippi as in sympathy to some ex-
tent with the Caribbean region, but at
the same time thinks the Cult OF
Mexico moro efTectual barrier to the
passage OF shocks than the Medlterra-
mean; indeed, he goes so far as TO say
that the two Americas are, In respect Of
earthquakes, as separate as North
America and Europe.
The first earthquake OF which any
record has been transmitted to us as
happening In the MIsslssIppl valley
was felt In the summer Of ITO, It oc-
Cured at s A. M, day and month not
given, and lasted two or three minutes,
The next occurred In April or May
OF 179l or 1792-an indefinite date
about seven In the morning, and was
confined to the northern and eastern
parts Of Kentucky.
AT A. NJ. on the Sth OF January, l7O5,
considerable shock was felt at KRs.
knskia, In the territory Of Illinois, and
10 kentucky, lying south Of this point,
Al A. NJ. on the Goth OF December l10G.
there was a slight movement OF the
earth at Niagara Falls, and at ten min
utes past two p. M, on the 26th Of Au-
Hust, 1914, strong shock made itself
ielt ut Chicago. OF which we have no
detailed accounts.
But the great CONFUSION OF all was
one that may be said to have continued
from time 10 time over period OF two
or three years, producing u more Wide
spread disturbance than any known
shock except the Lisbon earthquake OF
l755. beginning with q severe agitation
on the 10th ofNOv., ISL and ending with
M alarming movement on the l2Lh OF
Decem Der, 1878, this series OF eArth>
quakes extended over the whole basin
OF tho Mississippi, and caused great
apprehension even on the Atlantic bor-
der. The church bells rang In the
sleeples Of Charleston, s. c., and the
mountains rocked around Knoxville,
Tenn. In the great West at that time
the greater number Of buildings were
OF logs and Of ono story. Should such
conVulslon again shake that region.
the massive warehouses Of st, Louis
and Chicago would probably come
tumblInG about the heads of the citi-
zenSr and the destruction OF lie and
properly would be Immense.
Such c0nvulslOn, the writer In the
Atlantic thinks, Is very likely to ,ecur
III the COURSE OF u century. May not
architects do we'll 10 build with refer.
enGo to such IL possibility In San
Francisco the frequency OF earthquakes
has produced peculiar style OF archl>
lecture. The houses are low, and wood
IL favorlte material. .'
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Another Maria murk Story.
NEW YRRK. Oct q 1867

NEW YRRK, Oct. q, 1867.
There was great excitement In Jer-
sey City this evening, owing to leo.
ture by Edith O'GormatI, also called OK.
sister Theresa, who gave her expert
ence OF convict life. She saId that Il
was generally supposed that the In
mates ola convent had no desire for
any husband other than celestial one,
This was II mistake, Tor they all hank
cred after a material spouse. She had
seen ak sisters In love with one priest,
and as he could not return the affection
OF more than one, the other five were
always In state OF fearful jealousy,
The priests, who were supposed 10
spend their time In holy offices, were
constantly occupied In making love to
the Sisters. She had also seen consld.
cradle cruelty In the convent pracllced
upon children. At one time she saw
child, three years OF nge, whipped BY
n sister until blood flowed from its
wounds. and then plunged into tub OF
cold water. AT tho conclusion OF the
lec1ure Edith slipped out Of the back
door OF tho hall, thus escaping mob
which VIVA ready to mob her.
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MR.. JEFFERSON DAVIS arrival ut
New Orleans Is chronicled. Ho will
tarry there but short time, and then
90 To his old home In Mississippi, We
understand that his ex -Excellency has
some intention Of turning planter
Before leaving Baltimore, he busted
himself with making inquiries In re-
gard 10 many things which could only
concern u man who contemplated the
vocation OF a cotton and sugar planter.
Mr.. Davis Is not so we'll oil In this
worlds goods that he can afford to lead
an Idle life, wandering here and there
to make an item for q newspaper, or as
sort OF target for the gibes OF his en-
emies. Even so great personsge as
the would-be founder OF an empire,
whose corner stone should be slavery,
must labor to live, when out of the
wreck Of his hopes no saves nothing
but the lesson which misfortune teaches,
and will 10 do for himself.
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CONCERNING Hats.

Perhaps there Is no article Of wearing
apparel which conduces so much to the
genteel or seedy appearance OF the
wearer as the hat. DR.. Holland argues
In Gold Foll' that the cravat Is the
centre Of Dress the article Of all 9th.
ers which should be studied In ones
outfit. And yet q person however 80
well dressed In other respects II he
sports dilapidRted beaver has dian.
idated look. On the contrary, q shiny,
well cultivated hat Imparts e spruce,
well~to'do appearance TO the wearer,
An English nobleman being once rem.
onstratod with for wearing vIllalnously
bad hats, replied: '1fpeople know who
am, what does 1t matterH II they do
not know who I am, 1t matters still
less.' A London journal argues thu,
he was fully mistaken in both.supposi>
lions. A lord in good hat Ia consld-
erably better than II lord In bad ono.
and 30, though perhaps In q minor de.
gree and proportion, Ia every body
elBe. The writer adds that theIa
can be only one excuse for wear.
ing bad hat, and that Is bacRnse
you cannot afford 10 buy MnUlheT
Then as TO the notion that 1t IN Of M
earthly consequence what Outward
figure you cut IN the eyes OF those who
know you only for so many SQUARE ieet
OF walking flesh and blood, there never
was more tmpudent error, There ara
certain civilities due to absolute stranoN
erS from every member Of a social com
munlty, and being we'll dressed ia one
OF them. 1t ID seldom-is II ever
your great man who neglecls this. II
10 your little great man, your would-be
Triton, who affects superiority by IN Is
taking and assuming attributes that
have no connection with Il. Nine
times ont OF ten q sloveu Is man
Drumming over with conceIt, who, IL he
could only contrlve to gain a.little
modesty, would bear witness 10 its In
Huence by attending to his attire, WO.
men never forgive these inaLtentIons.
Many man has been refused for want
Ola good tailor; and though tho lille
Rod OF love Is no great thing In clothes.
ne IAvors the suits OF those who ara
more deliberately decked out than hlu-
sell. II has been said that the tailor
makes the man; 1t Is certainly the tailor
VINO very otten makes the husband.
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Tr11st Sale.


TAKE NOTICE THAT ON TUESDAY,
i the SOth day of November, 1867, al the
mont door OF tho Cont House Of Ohio
County, tho undersigned trustaee, by virtue
OF = deed OF trust made by oliver iteed 10
1. +. Jones on the 9Oth day OF April, 1869,
and recorded In the Recorders office OF
ohio County In Deed Hook No. 81, page 40,
will sell at public auction TO the highest bid.
der, for i've hundred dollars c1ISh, and the
balance In four months, tho following do.
Scrlbol property, that Is 10 say : twouty zone
ncres, two roofs and twonty.slx percheS Of
land, situated on the head waters of Peters
Run, 10 Ohio County, West Virginia, and
bounded by the lands OF Elijah MRrllnR,
John Ferrell, William Brown and Others,
Haid decd OF trust was made 10 secure
William Brown In the sum SlJl, evidenced
by n promtSOry note due on the 1St day OF
October, 1850. The amount OF principal and
Interest due and unpaid. and for which tho
sale will be made, Ii Sil6Il.
selling as Trustee will convey only such
tito as Is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
]. +. JONES,
oct.S'2td64tw Trustee.
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Prospects OF the maryland Election.

Tho Now York Epcnin0 Post says,
Since the October elections In Penn.
SylvaniA, Ohio and Iowa, every one OF
which resulted In a Republican victory.
the canvass in New York has assumed
q very lively character. The Demos
Gratis In this State, who were anticipate
Ing an easy victory, now SEQ that the
strength OF President Grants Admin.
istration with the people Is formIda.
bic obstacle to them; while the Rspub-
licana are strongly encouraged by ind
Ing that the many errors and failures
which have marked the recent career
Of the party have not been sufficient 10
Disguise from the people either the gen.
eral truth OF their principles, or the
honesty and patriotism OF their most
Influential leaders. The election now
promises to be very close one, with
every prospect that the Republicans
Will secure at least a majority In both
branches OF the Legislature, and with
strong reason to hope that several OF
Their candidates for State Offices NAV
also DO chosen,
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The Greatest Discovery Of the AGE

This IL admitted to he tho met by the
thousands who arc now using DR., Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Liniment. II has been
introduced since lSI7i and no one once
trying 1t Is ever without 1t. twill positive.
ly cure tho aforementioned complaints, II
used as directed
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throan Read.
ache, Toothache. HpraIns, Bruises, Old Sores,
swollIngs, Mosquito Bites, and Pains In the
Back, Chest or Limbs. Also taken inter-
nalIy for Cholera, DlarrhGa, Dysen tsry,
Group, Collie, Sea Sickness, spasn, DC. Il
Is perfectly harmless TO take internally.
Zee oath accompanying each bOttle) IL
has never failed 10 euro every case OF
Dia1h@A. DySentery, and Group, II used
when Inst taken. Always have bottle in
the house III readiness, and You Will never
regret Il.
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and storekecpelA depot,
10 Park Place, New York.
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ANDY having been defeated for the
Senate, Is to be sent by his friends as a
delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton Of Tennessee, OF which body they
hope TO make him President. How
hard 1t Is for man OF such irrepressi.
ble,energIes to follow In the quiet beat
en paths OF private life. The ex-PresI-
dents element Is conflict and perpetu-
nj turmoil. lie loves to be in hot wa
ter M the ducks love rain, and II the
Geysers could only he LransplRnted and
set up In Tennessee, Andy would ma
turaily make his home near those IA
nous Springs.
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THR Paris correspondent Of the Lon.
don Telegraph, who boasts u peculiar
Intimacy with the Imperial family,
gives this description OF the Emperor's
working cabinet mt st. Cloud: "The
Emperor writes on fiat mahogany
table, OF the Empire style, placed In The
middle ofthe room. His usual seat ia
large, legged, leather arm chair,
nearly all the other seats In the very
unpretending studio being chaIra canal
IN fanamR straw. II 1t were not for
souvenirs OF Napoleon /. and Oueen
Hortense, nobody would snspec[ thIs
10 DO the Emperor's cabinet. His
Majesty inditlerently uses uuIll or sleeI
pens, and while he writes he Scatisrs
the reSidHG Of his cigarettes on the ink.
stand plate. Pictures OF the EInnrCss
and Prince Imperial are placed on two
small easels on the writing table, and
on each side Of the chimney lece two
photographs Of the sauie. A paper
weight contains the Image OF Prince
Napoleon. No people can be more
united than the three chief Inmates Of
the Palace de st. Cloud; aud, when pol.
itics and etiquette can be laid aside, no
happier father, mother and son can
anywhere exist"
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A FINANCIAL panic IN reported In
California. II Is said that one OF the
Directors Of the Bank OF California had
failed for $4,000, coo. and that there IL II
run upon some Of the branches OF that
bank In the mining districts. One OF
the California banks has been trying
to raise hero 100000 on some OF It's
real estate, but without suCcess.
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IT IL reported that In consequence oil
the low price Of wheat the farmers Of
Illinois have not sown near Rs much as
usual this fall. They will miss II.
When everybody IL discouraged, Is
Just the time for ahrewd farmer TO be
encouraged,
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MeME0HEN.-on Thur,lay morning
Is years. A''1'' ''E0a
The funeral will take place nom the resi-.
dencO OF his father, one mile below Ben.
wood, this friday afternoon ct 2 O'Clock,
Friends OF the family arc respectfully inyi.
ted 10 attend.
omnibus will leave tho McLure lIouAe
at l2% O'Clock, 10 convey any persona who
may wish 70 attend,
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A CAUTIOUS ItemIzsr tells what Ia the
matter with n noted lady in the follow.
Ing. terms: The Princess de MetternIch-
10 10 to retire from society for o little
while. anu In buying lots Of edglngs,
insertions, muslins, and 80 on, which
she 10 making up into little garments
herself
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ABOUT My employees In the Coy.
eminent Printing Office, residents OF
New York, have received permission
to visit their homes to vote at the ap.
proUChlng election in that State.
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WHrTELAw REID, well known AZ the
t9rmer correspondent OF the Cincinnati
1aIeue, and now connected edItoriailv
WIN the New York Tribune, is said by
Tue ine lineage Republican to be going 10
lsau MISS Ida Field to the matrimonIaI
nitar before long. This seems 10 Ia n
sott OF compromise arrangement on
me part OF Mr.. Il. or Dame Rnmos
one report not long slnce had hSn,
down as going to marry miss Kata
Field, while another Ind him booI,"S
TOR Miss Ida Lewis. the Newport nero.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER go.

THE Eastern democracy take the de-
feat Of Pendleton with great compla.
cency, but that OF Andy johnson goes
hard with them.
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OVster Soup
For Sale.
Dancing School,

7 HEREWITH ANNOUNCE THAT THE
i acOnd quarter OF my Dancing School
will commence on Saturday evening, OctO.
Dor ~, ls69, at Union Hall on Maln street. !
ago from mr. old pupils, and extend cor.
dial Invitation 10 all who wish instructions
IN dancing. Lessons will be given In all the
Fashionable QuRdTllleg honnd and Fancy
Dances. For particulars enquire Of tho
Hall.
Uct2S.StS y. NJ. BLISS.
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REPORTS to IheTreasury indicate that
Its secret service force arc about 10 un-
earth some startling counteEleittng op.
erAlIons In New York.
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THE FALL RACES

AVER TIE WHEELING ISLAND
" TrOtting Park, will commence WedneS.
day, November Sd, and continue three days.
Competition open 10 all
"Wednesday. November Sd.
FIrst Race, Running. milo heats, 3 in s,
open 10 all. lSt horSC, Us, II hOrso, Is.
Second Race, TrOIting, mile heats, Tin o,
10 harness, for hor u that have never beaten
400 III public prior TO September lst. lst
horse, 500; ID horse, SO.
Thursday, November 9TH.
First Race, purse Sl26, Running, mile
heats, 2 in 3, for . year oIds. lAt horse, tlO0;
Second Race, Trotting, mile heats, 3 in 8,
go Us they plsaN.. lEt horse, 80; I'd holse,
Friday, November 9th.
First Race, Running, two mile heats, 2 In
), for nil ages. Mcclure House purse.
secOnd tace, Pacing, 20 az they please,
mite heats. Stu s ChristmRu House purse,
$50. LIST horse, t76; 81 hOne, "; ~ horse,
US
Third Race, Trotting, mile heats, 8 In 6, Ia
harness, open TO all horses LIST horse. SEQ
u hone, 40.
Entrance 10 oil purses. 10 per cont; 10 en-.
tor, 2 to start.
Admission 90 cents Ladies' FREQ.
J. +. RAYNOLDe,
OOl2$lw Proprietor.
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THREE arc 100000 names upon the
pension roll at the Pension Bureau,
and over 100000 cases still pending for
QeClsioM. rNo 'oI
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BALDING GLASS PUMP,

IN ANSWER TO MANY INQUIRIES
regarding the above Pump, would say
that will be prepared To furnish them 10
order after the lst Of the month, and may
streets, over tho store room Of X, ], SmytH.
octg7.it J. N. RlOHARIIS
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Stockholders Meeting.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF TaE
j Stockholders OF tho Wheeling and Bel
mont GnLpe Wine and Mining Association,
will he held at the Office OF WAGNER 4 Co..
No. 50 Main street. on the second Saturday,
November 18Th, At I O'Clock IN the evening,
for the purpose OF eIectIng Directors for the
ensuing year.
q. B. CkCILI, Hec'y. ocl8
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ONLY ONE


ONLY ONE
Hair Dye has beon proved poiSonlcsL Pro.
iesSoS Chiffon, whose reputation Rs an an.
aIylleal chemist gives his statements tho
weight OF authority, announces that
OrtstsdOro's Excelsior Dye
has been subjected to tho proper tests in bis
laboratory, and that the results show It 10
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
"a well as admirably adapted to tho par.
poses for which 1t is designed. This Is i'm.
portRnt, a the public has lust been warned.
by two leading scientific organs, aRRInSt
THIRTY DEADLY
now before the public.
oRlsrADoRoS HAIR PREsERvA-
TIVE, as Dressing, acts like charm on
the Hair afler Dyolng. Try II.
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az No notice will DO taken OF oomInuni.
cations not accompanied by responsible
name. The name Will be considered comb
DENTAL, hut must In nil cASeH accompany lGL.
Lens Iul guarantee Of good faith.
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SpffIaI Aattrss.
The HEALING Pool.

EsAArs ron YoUEa MEN, who have falIen
INTO vicious habits, and now desire higher
lie, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Bent In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad.
dsess, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r,
Philadelphia, Pa. ser25 .Smd&w
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DR.. Myer. Of Savannah, Ga, says they are
tho best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered; that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strong tn OF tho
muscles arc entirely restored; that hC knows
case where Allcock's Planters cured a gen.
uemAn OF awoak spine, that he daily pro.
scrilcs them In hb PRACTICE. with tho hap.
pIest TeRultR octll.lmd&w
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FbT Year, on
Government and all otherl
Coupon Securities, iL.clu.S 81 90 mar 81 ON
ding Bank BiIls,,,..,.,,,,
Gold Coin or Bullion .,.,....,.-..... l25 INN
silver Coin or Bullion ,,.,...,,,,.. 200 " Inn
silver or Gold Plate, undetl
seal, on owners estimate
or null value, and rate 100 No
subject TO adjustment for
hulk, on O basis of..,.,,.
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gamer
ally, when OF no fixed value, 81 a wear cash
or according 10 bulk.
wills, IS, which premium coverH tho 70
malnder OF the lilo OF the maker,
CaSh Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papera
OF bankers, Capitalists Merchants, Law
yeta. TradeHmen, Families, &C., will be rs-
celVed at S& each box or trunk Der year.
contents unknown 10 the Company. an3
LIABILITY limited, or they will be insureIl FOR
inc Inll amount, tho contents being known.
a. ABOVE rates No charge less than one
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
small Iron SAFES, leach furnished with a lin
BoxJ inside It's BuRlar.Proof Vault. the
Kenler exclusively holding the key thereof.
~ tne following rates, wiz SIS, SAL $40. SS0'
20 hnu tlOO per annum, Also, 10 Store
LOOKS OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
fHperS, etc., at reasonable rates.
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~ Ten lines or less make a square,
SFTnnEIeut advertisements CASH b Gd-
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
CtS,, when under Elx lines.