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PRATr's ASTRAL on.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating qualities eupe.
rior to gas. BurIs IN any lamp without dGu-
ger Of exploding or .aking FIRE. Manufactured
expressly to displyce the use ~, volatile and
dangerous oiis. lts safety under eyerypossi
sble test, and iis perfect burning qualities
are proved by its continued use in over 300 900
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident-directly or indirectly-has ever oc-
curr d from Stunning, storing or handling it,
The immense yearly loss to life and prop
erty, resulting from the use of cheap an
dangerous oils in the United States is APP
palling.
The Insurar ce Companies AID Fire Con-.
missieners throughout the country recommend
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps
are used. Send for circular,
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS
PRATT 4 CO, l0S Fulton Street, New Y ork
aug27D&W6m.
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Sinoa Trice's

Wonderful boy baby was the absorb
ing topic-te him--on the streets yester-
day. The ''sick committee" had better
have fatherly care of him. or we will
not undertake. to answer for the conse-
QlenCes
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CuRrous FAcrs.

CURIOUS FACTS.
Itappears that American -feninnli'y, the
glory Of man and pride Of nations, adds fresh
graces and new laurels TO her charms every
year. Her dazzling heaury her winui ig fca-
lures, her Sweet smiles, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aghast Why all this mUderH
improvement? Its being whispered aroand
that the change is being effected by the use of
the great female wonder, English Female Bit
teTs 10
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ONLY

A question Of time. Burnham's XXXX
Whisky il getting TO be all the 30, just as it
should be. If people cant ford to buy
good and pure whisky, our advice is don't
luv any Our euterprlsing, wile-awako
Third street druggist, Jollu REVERE, secs the
point, and gracefully ialls into line. See his
advertisement. 'Rlh for the NXNN! a
friend on outright says 'Rah for Burnham.
innlGD&Wlw.
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
f. A. Slurgis has removed to his elegant
nev store, on Bridge street, where he will
keep the l,rgest stock of General Merchau-
disc IN the city Iretbrn my grateful thanks
| to my many customers for past fsvers. and
| shall ever be thankful 10 serve them in my
new s ore. Twenty Rolls ol Begging and
One Hundred Bundles of Ties just receiv q.
H. \. SrURGls.
| dee2slkWtC
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J NJ. RiViERE
Druggist.


TIE following named parties keep Conan
che Bitters OH hand at manufacturers prices
J Il S.ars Druggist, Waco.
NJ REVERE,
womack Kellett, Druggists, Waco
fcstlaud & Co., -
" II Anderson, Grocer,
Marshall b Early, "
4 Mota,
Freidherg Leppel, Liquor Dealers
DR.. J L Cornish, Druggist, Fast Wscv.
We Turner Co.. Grocers, "
Klu9 bury 4 Frazier,
NJ. Myers,
C. n. Curtis, Waco, Texas.
T. B. OWENS,
Sole Proprietor and MAJ u'aclurer,
sept2sD&Wu Waco Texas
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Masonic.

The following members compose COM
mit,ee 10 visit the sick Of j. H. Gurley Lodge
No. 337. during the mouth Of December :
A. Alexauder, b. Alexander, T. G. Alexander,
j. W. Brooks aud a. Barnech. By Order.
If Il. p. MASSEY, Sec'y.
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CAST SCouTEE
Shovel plows Of cold blast iron, well
chilled, are cheaper work better and last
longer than wrlnght iron or steel. For sale
at Keuey's, ..f.H
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Local Brevities.
Messrs. Carr Young, of Hill county,
bought stock oc goods from our merchants
yesterday.
J. l.. Cornish, is one of the busiest of TIE
busy merchants over the river. His sales
yesterday reached large figure. He is a
clever gentleman and an honest merchant.
C. Lasster bought goods from the mer-
chants oSWaco, yesterday. Mr. Lassiter
does business in the prosperous village of
Towash.
Judge Leland, Justice of tie Peace Pre-
einct No, l, OF this county, will prefer his
resignation to the county court on Monday.
Tho people are paying tayas very salts
factorily, considering TIL, hard ,imet.
Sheriff McClellaud tenders his res gna-
tion on Monday,
Deputy Sheriff " Att leaves on Monday
for Hill county,
D. F savs, District Clerk, will raslgn the
Office on Monday. .
--->-----------------r--r-
New good of al kinds at
sAcMpllep 4 Co.'S,
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East Waco
Was very bee hive yesterday, and
business transactions were unusually
heavy, even for that busy mart of trade
and large operations.
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For RENT.

Il OR KENT.
A house with four rooms, well finished
a fine well &C water wihii ten steps OF the
door 4; nine acres OF land enclosed, and in q
fine state If cultiva,ion. good peach or
chard aud other convenloucas, within ou'
mile of the Courthouse, on the west SIDE o
the riTer. Terms easy; apply to
Ed ROTAN,
AT Kellum, Rotan & Co.'s, East Waco.
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W. II. WATKINS


:, Has just opened in his new building a
full stock of everything in his line consist.
lug in part Of iue assortment OF new books
OF. all kinds.
"a .frs..class stock Of stationery, including
tsiaesa full assortment Of all the minor ar.
. icles. envelopes, letter cap, note. wrapping,
drawiLg tissue papers an twine III quanti-
| ties.
In the musical line he hiss fine lot OF in
strumeuts, strings, trimmings and parts for
repairing.
IF cartridges large stock OF all sizes,
wholesale and retail
Dentists can procure from him everything
needed by the profession
Orders for surveyors compasses and chains,
mathematical instruments. magic lantefs, OPP.
teal. philosophical and chemical apparatus,
pianos, organs and band instruments sold at
manufacturers prices. N5D&W3m
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Three Car Loads
OF hides and other produce were
shipped below yesterday.
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Nichols a. Page.

In .uolicing the advertisement Of this
house, to-day VIC especially desire to impress
upon the public mild that the firm are manu-
facturers aud not middle men," that they
themselves manufacture first the raw material,
the leather and then tile boots ard shoes,
which constitute their specially. The objec,
of the firm is to build up permanent, man.
moth wholesale and retail business In this es.
pecial line; ind the eminent success with
which ts Efforts have so far been crowned is
abundant evidai ca o.! proper appreciation oil
both the enterprise and excellence of theiI
goods. With such advantages and such an
object, argument is unnecessary to prove
that the house offers inducements not to be
surpassed.
Buyers are especially recommended TO give
the house n call.
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Has any amount OF light reading suitable
for Sunday. His stock of novels and roman.
ces is very large and are sold at prices that
suit the tines
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Mi. Patterson

Mt. Fat!ersoh
Cleaeed over n hundred dollars yes
terday on a lot of cotton he bought from
Colonel Trice. OF which transaction VIC
made n note the other day.
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t2, 900 Giats, 81, 500, ooo,

Will bo distributed among the ticket holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, o. tenths,
and III fractional parts will be represented in
the drawing just as whole ticiseis are.
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EUREii y.

III ihEh u
Have you cen tho'o beautiful enamel. pho
tograpts, that Jackson y knight are now
making At their Gallery, over Fort Il Jackson s
bank? If not be sure to call and sec the NJ
for they are superior 20 uythins ever pro-
duced in this country.
Dec9Sitf
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f!ibplOuS.

Gentlemen who will drink ought to
drink the best. 1t would not be worth
while for us to state all the reasons that
might b. urged in support of this declar-
alton. One thing, however, we will say
and that is that onr little friend, Fred
Axling, keeps everything in the drinking
way as pure and as good as the best
Fred, by the way, keeps good article Of
the "weed," and you can drink and
smoke of the best at ais hospitable house
on Austin Avenue.
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females, only 20 ceuts. Address pr p
Dromgoole, Memphis, Tenn.
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They have already realized
Over a Million Dollars,

And great many Agents get 10 hear from
No doubt is entertained of the sale of every
ticket before the dra wing, but whether au are
sold or not the Concrot will positively and
uncquvocG'ly take plaza on the day now
fixed, and i any rarinin unsold they will be
cancelled and tho prizes will be reduced in
proportion to the unsoid tickets. ff'l
Only 60 GOO ticheLs haye boon sod.
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NyIIEEe

WHEEE
Can al these Kelly goods be found?
At the northeast corner of square, Waco,
Toxins.
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McNuLbEN & Co.
Have received a most beautiful stock Of
ladies SILK Scsrfs and Bluffs.
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Try English Female Bittcrs, they cure altel
al else fails
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Local Intelligence.
A Perfect

Rush from the country yesterday.
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KELty's TEXAN
Cook Stove is beauty; 10 and look at
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DRIED ERUlTs,

DRIED FRUITS,
Dried Apples and Peaches. Also Rasinsr
Currents and Cilron. Just received by
MASHALL h EARLY;
jau4D6Wf Cor. 3D. Il Franklin SITS.
WoMAN'S
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At twelve and half cents gold yess
ter6ay.
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Has been resumed on the cistern in front
of the Courthouse.
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s.A. Cobb & Bro,
Of Mt. Calm, bought stock of goods
in this city yesterday.
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Ira IL. SaddIer,
Representative elect from Coryelle
county, passed trough the city yesterday
for Austin, t. !. s,.ss3 !
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
your teeth are going, and you hsve not
tried the SOZ0DONT," as a prese 'vative'
try it now. Abandon III other dentrGces
and give it chance; !, is guaranteed TO be
a. harmless as water
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TIVE Hundred and FIFTY
Bales of cotton were shipped yester-
day to Galveston.
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GSof RENT.
u. store Houses, Offices and Comfort
nile Dwelling Houses. Apply to
- II. w. LusK.
AasHi' - '-''-''- '''-''--.
= A Cold Ear g, with coral set in the
centre, with pendsns of gold. The iinde.
will be rewarded by leaving it at tho store OF
ii. C. Fallon.
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New good of al kinds at
AcMpllep 4 Co.'S,
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Fircnen's HaIi,

Fircmen's ksaIi,
We acknowledge the compliment of an
invitation to the Flremen's Ball, at tho Nc
Clelland Hotel, on Tuesday evening uext,
given for tho joint benefit Of the Waco steam
Fire Engine and Rescue Hook aud Ladder
Companies.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
". T. Robinson, j. W. Baker, John Sleeper,
WIN Jones
ARRANGEMENTS.
Tom. P,dgitt, W. II. Watkins J. W. Col
ledge Luke Moore.
RECEPTION
Hon Richard Coke, Judge ]. T. Flint, j. Il.
Smith, Captain N. Kavanaugh, John +. Mar.
shall, W. p. Martin
FLOOR MANAGERS
q. NJ. Downs, j. H. Elsln, Dave Wallace,
A. D Putnam.
The announcement will fill tho minds Of
party-goers with antcipations OF the most
pleasing character. By universal consent
this is to be The affair Of the seasou Quite a
number Of invitations are sent, TO Marlin Bel.
ton and osher towns; ano in expressing the
sincere wish that our friends at a distance
will honor the occasion with their presence
we do but echo Tie universal sentiment o.
our town. Come along, then, friends, and
let as see what we can 90 for each O;her'r
oiioymsnt at his Firemens Bail.
- , -
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EhA' ~ 80 Na-A--'
3.A Chestnut ST., St. Louis

J. e, SEARS, Wholesale Agent, Waco,
from whom all OF the above named Medicines cnH
be obtained at card rates. aup20WGm
Womack d Kcrtt have RlsO hcCn appointed
wholesale aPeuts Tor the sale the above medicines
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CAST ScouTEE

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LIST Og GIFTS.
Price OfglrISets.

chances for gift are as one to five.
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Hon Richard Coke, Judge ]. 7. Flint, j. il
Smith, Captain NJ. Kavanaugh, John +. Mar
shall, W. p. Martin.
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We are, or ought TO Ne. if wo wsnt any
cast iron goods around at kelly's House, \. 4.
corner puhlic Saunre.
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There WINS n spider OH His Head.

Old Mr.. Collamore is very deaf. The
other Sunday, in the midst of the services
Mr.. Hoff who sits Immediately behind
Mr.. Collamore saw a spider travelling
over the latter's bald head. His first inn
pulse was to nudge him and tell him all
about it. but he remembered that Mr..
Collamore was deaf, so he lifted up his
hand and brushed the spider of. Hotf
didn't aim quite high enough, and con-
sequently, IN his nervousness, ne hit old
Collamore quite a severe blow. The old
gentleman turned round in ragets see
who dared take such liberty with him,
and Hoff began to explain, with gestures,
the cause of the occurrence. But Cola
more, in loud voice, demanded what
it meant. 1t was very painful to Hof.
The eyes of the congregation were upon
him, and he grew red in the face.
"There was spider on your head
"A white place on my head, hey?
Sposen there is, what's that to yOu?'
said Collamore, you'll know what it is
to be hald-headed yourself some day
1T was spider" shrieked Hotf, while
the congregation smiled and the perspira-
ton began to roll otfhis face. "Certainly
it's wider" said Collamore, land got
more in it than yours. But let it alone
do YOU mind? You must let my head
alone in church." "Mr. Collamore,'
shrieked HoR, 'there was bug OH your
head, and | brushed him oti:-this way
and Hotf made another gesture at Mr..
Collomore's head. The old man thought
he was going to fight him then and there,
and hurting hymn-book at Hof, he
seized the kneeling stool on the floor of
the pew, and was about to bang Mr.. Hof,
when the sexton interfered. An explain
alton was written on the hy-leaf Of the
hymn-book, whereupon Mr.. Collamorc
apologized in bosterous voice, and re-
sumed his seat Then the services pro-
ccedcd. They think of asking Mr.. Cola
more to worship elsewhere.
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Hunah for The Penitentiary

IlrEHAVEON HAND NNDFDR SALE
w Four Hundred Thousand gDDd uer-
charitable Brick. which ~" Will deliver -
ih, depot. or any plar. ia Tho town "f
MOundsvilI", At tn" rat" Of sI,JJ per thou
-tud.
Alup Finy Thousand Paving Brick ai
so per thousand.
Al~p Ten gpnd Two Hbr-" Farm Wagons.
which ~ will sell a. prizes ranging from
- 20 -.
Also Ten first class Two Hon. Spin.
Wagons finished iu god strl". al prizes
ranging from $50 Ia SO.
Also Two TNO-S"a'ni. Light Granger
Wagons, for two horses Finished In the
highest ~tylr 9th" art. which will b.. -Oll
for sl0 per wagon.
Also 4 full lin" ri from first elias, ." com
mon Household furniture, which w. viii
sell al Cincinnati wholesale price,.
Al-D on hand constantly. = large supply
Of BrOguc Boots and SHOES, 1T th" love -
, market pTicrs, and are prepared To make
"a order, from the best ObtaiuabI" import
81 stock, Grutlemen's BDDts, ~nO'- ANA
Gait.rS. in the latest style and 81 prices
that cannot b. reached by any other 49,
Enlistment in the STATE.
All If the above named Work j. NafTah-
ted 10 no made OF the best material ana III
a wOrkmanlike manner.
WM. l.. BRIDGE,
sepl9 10 superintendent
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DR.. 10 N c D O N
ON CONSUMPTION.
Its Early NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by which Every One May
know II.

II YOU have Il persistent cough, AT ilr>l
dry and hacking, afterwards accompanied
with "A frOthy cNpcCtOratiOn, wandering
Mains in the chest, loss of flesh, sc, in all
probability YOU are tending To tOnSump-
lion. Ii YOU have had hacmOptiNis, or
hlOud-Npittiug. even a tca>pOOniuI, TINS
probability is increased 10 an almost "bry-
Int, r,TiTDitU.
II your breathing Is harsh ana hurried,
and deep inspirations provoke Il short,
dry, hacking cough, with u cracking
sound in the chest. or II your voice has h'-
come permanently weak and h"ar~", th"t"
can be- bat little doubt that HDW mrc"iV
hur" fnUuuHptip".
II YOU are free from dyScnt"ry, hav" not
lived in "a tropical climate, ana hay" "h>ti-
nate diarrhu'I. even though you hay" 40
diarrhu.u i followed by TIA" chest ~NInp-
toms. the existence Of tub"rcuIar diseases
may be- regarded as u UT'd tTci.
If YOU are not addicted 10 cn"rNallug
habits solitary vices or diSSUlut" lii",and
ar" steadily losing weight, HDU IN" N"r'lH
tDudiHg IL Consumption.
If the above symptoms hay" been '"-
VrlOp,d IN your case, your only safely -
an iJHUIcfiiTfc 'JOmiiGfiDH ri HDUr WDGS, ami
the prompt adoption OF measures To- pre-
vent the further progress of n dI'"u" Ni
has Ir,j,i jiSjDiNjDHN ~ tDif,iI"iU p,",'N.
Fees for consultation. examination, All
vice and treatment within tn" reach Of all
Medicines for al! diseases 10y mail ami
express to all parts Of TIA" country.
OFFICE ANu Rf~IDFNCE No. In E"ii old
jth street, UppoSit" tn" Cathedral. S''-H
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A Novel Mound.

The mounds found in various parts of
the West, are the remains of the aborigi-
nal tribes, and are supposed to be chiefly
mortuary and commemorative monu-
mcnt<. 1t seems to be instructive IN
human nature, whether savage or civil
lied. to desire the remembrance ofpOst-
GRITTY. and thus, ifpoSSiblc to steal few
wears from oblivion. But how soon
even monuments themselves become II
puzzle, or crumblc to dust! 1t would
seem that these mounds had yet another
purpose.
In Ohio, Il mound of novel charuc-
ter, has recently been cut through, in
order to make the approach to the New
town Bridge, near Cincinnati. 1t was
evidently the debris of Il huge sacrifice
of children. y space twenty feet III
diameter had been covered with an I'M
mcnSc heap of wood; then it was set on
ircand the children were probably toss
cd in. one by one, as the ancient sacrifice
to Moloch. The heat was evidently in
tense and long continued, n the ground
plainlv showed the effects of violent
con fagratiOn. A. soon ~ the sacrifice
was complete and the fire had died out
the remains of the victims We're all rNk"d
together in the center, and then the
mound was raised in very remarkable
way. Soil was brought apparently by
different tribes, from different localities.
Each variety was carefully deposited by
itself 50 that the difference was clearly
di>tingishablc. TIL" remains collected
consist mostly of jaws and teeth of child
rem \ pierced tooth ola rodent WIS
found, which had evidently been used as
an ornament. The remains will b."
placed in Il museum in Plainiicld,
OHM
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PREPARED BY
Dr. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
NOlD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. OCt2S
Administrative Notice.

IME UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBJ
4NINEb letters of Administration on
,tT estate ott. j. Carney. deceased, hereby
Ivy INES all those indebted To said estate 10
It,if immediate payment. and those
authenticated to Mr.. William Manion. for
Element, Path street, between Main and
''ihet Streets, Wheeling, West Va.
spas Adminfs, = - : - - MEL
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afaeeliue Reeister.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
OLE. IN
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One square-% inch space.

One squares inch space.
One time.S IS One months 6 OO
Two tines. % Three months ~ ~ :"
One square changeable once week soo'
Special Notices p per cent additional. -
Advertisement to occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, ~ per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bH no
local notice lpiH be inserted for less man ONE
DOLLAR. ,,,,
All advertisements, except for estaDlisH-
ed business houses, must be paid Tor In au-
vance. , -.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
bills with regular advertiser. rendered
quarterly. s,, 90
Yearly advertisers will be confined TO
their legitimate business, ana an a1Stl-
tisements not connected with il will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Tickets to all principle points in the
East and West can H. procured at the
Union Ticket Ofice in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. l.. MYERS.
iunj General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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WESTERN EMPRESS.

FAST-LEAVES. WEST-LEANES.
Wheeling Wheeling
ARRIVES Al. ARRIVES At
Washington Ncwark ........i 10 =. VI
CitY........7:l 10 \. VI. COlumbuS...2:lI 4. NJ
Baltimorr...S:iO \. NJ. SanduSliy .~.6::sj T.. VI
Phila .......... - =. NJ tincinnati"lu:iO T..
New York. ..5:lO =. NJ. Chicago......"S:iO \. VI
iCCOlLNODITTON
FAsT-LEAvES. wEST-LEAvEs.
"Whccling wheeling
daily at.9:;s5 \. VI. daily at......3:iO PM.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Cumbrrland.7 - Pm XancSvillc... 40 PM.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct connCc-
tionS at Baltimore with trains for phila-
drlphia, New York and Boston. AT WASH
ingtOn City for all points south.
West hound trains make direct cOnncc-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
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TTNORE DITLSION.
FAST-LEAVES wEST-LEAHES.
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daily at.....7:lj AN. daily at....6 - \. NJ.
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SUNDAYS excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets To all principal points can he
procured at the Office nj the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
R.T. DENRIES, General Agent, Wheel
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