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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-15
The cords are almost az

next winter. The cords are almost az
big as cables.
Black velvet bracelets fastened by
tiny buckles of old French paste are
again fashionably worn with delicate
evening dresses.
Plaid velyets in Madras colors appear
in the autumn trimmings. They are
TO be used but sparingly, and employed
either on black or dark dresses.
The designs Of some Of the new bro
caded geu2es, which come in colors Of
ciel-blue, corn and sea.shell pink, are
outlined with fine threads OF silver or
gold.
Spanish iewelry, showing large leaves
and flowers tinted in colors Of pale pink
and emerald green, and studded with
fine sparkling gems, is just now in great
demand.
Mauve-tinted Spanish lace bonnets
are trimmed with short white ostrich
tips, powdered with gold, and pale pink
roses held by large gold buckles set
with pearls.
The satin pipings which we're intro.
duced into gimps last year are now used
to make entire trimmings, being fash
ioned into numbcrless designs, and even
into fringes tipped with satin balls.
There is little hope for emancipation
from beads, either upon bonnets or
gowns, next winter. They are coming
again in blue, green, yellow and red, in
solid masses and in shaded colors and
in jet.
Large buckles Of Irish diamonds are
much used on white and tinted silk
evening dresses. They fasten the bows
OF satin on the shoulders, aud hold the
scari drapery in place on the sides of
the dress.
Stripes Of brocsde on watered
ground arc seen in the newest stuffs for
evening dresses. The pattern of the
brocade may be lilies or sunAowers or
hoil lyhocks, or the smaller blossoms Of
ordinary brocade.
A great deal Of gold thread forms
part Of the texture Of the new wooden
stuffs. It is introduced in such a way
as to form a stripe which is sometimes
barely perceptible, and sometimes
forms wide, bright bar.
The agrafe, highly polished hooks
and eyes, in steel, gilt or jet are used
TO fasten the front Of corsages; small
hooks and eyes underneath, or con-
cealed buttons, are necessary to hold
the waist in perfect shape.
There is nothing new in the new
French fashion plates that have come
over here for the autumn, except that
the ends of the pclerine cape are passed
under the vest piece which extends
from the throat TO the lower edge of the
polonaise. This vest is to be Of
striped stuff made up crosswise.
-Four kinds of striped silks are shown
in New York for the autumn, according
TO the Bdear One has watered and
satin stripes two inches wide in the
same color, a second in contrasting hues,
third in different shades OF the same
color. The fourth variety has stripes
of black satin and white watered silk.
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RELlGtous REvIvALs-F0urh StrtA IT, f.,
Church,-Tbe religious services incident to
the week OF prayer have been kept up by
most Of the Protestant churches in the
city during the past week with good re.
suits. The interest In these meetings Ia
increasing and they will be continued this
week.
The services OF Fourth Street NJ. +.
church yesterday were very impressive.
In the morning sacrament was admins.
tered to large number Of communicates,
and number OF probationets were bHp!
tized. In the afternoon A union lovefeast
OF the members Of the church and mem.
bers Of other Methodist churches who we're
at one time communicates OF the mother
church was held, the services being OF a
highly impressive character. At night
Rev. 4. W. Ryan, Presiding Elder,
preached powerful sermon, at the con.
Clusion oil which au invit ton was ex.
tended 10 those OF the audience who dc.
sired prayer TO come forward and kneel at
the altar, to which number responded.
DiscipitI Church-The meetings In pro.
ress at the Disciples Church have been
quite successful, and yesterday morning a
large congregation listened with deep
interest 10 sermon by u. L. Smith on
the different things In the Scripture, TO
which salvation Ia asCribed. After the
discussion eight persons, who had been
baptized last week, we're received into full
membership, the congregation singing,
"Blest be the tie," &c., while the officers
extended the right hand Of fellowship.
The evening congregation was the largest
which has been In The house for many q
day and all heartily enjoyed the sermon
on "a change oil heart" One young man
made the confession, and from the inter.
est manifested by others there are evi.
IDENTIFY more 10 follow.
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The Hon. jim MASON IN TowN.-ThI
Hon. Jim Mason, OF Jefferson county, put
In his appearance yesterday morning, and
one Of our reporters tackled him TO In
Qtiire This man for Senator" Said Jeens
II we're In the Legislature should vote
Tor Judge Raymond or Judge BranhOn
Rep But since the selection seems IA
lie restricted 10 Camden, Mathews and
Hereford, which do YOU favot2
Jeems-Tn that dilemma should sup,
port Hereford, becsuse he is antag0n Eed
by the elements that are employed FOL
Camden-the standald Oil Company aud
the corporations, especially the varioul
Pacific railroads. / never met one OF the
railroad lobby that did not oppose Here.
ford, aud | ain informed thai Huntington
has a lobby Of work here for Camden.
Depend upon II, II the people al home
could witness this wietChed scrub race iOf
Senator there would be "a new deal 10 West
Virginia politics. But you must excuse
me Tor the present. find the hotels 30
crowded that | will have trouble 10 fluid
quarters. ..
Reporter One moment. will the ring.
masters corral iths refractory brethren In
CAUCUS Tomorrow nlgbtY
Jeems--I expect They will. There ID
such an expensive lobby OH hand that
presume they will hurry the nomination
% much as possible.
ExCusiDg himself from iutther inletro'
galleries, the gentleman from. Jefferson
started fof the 1t. James, where he Il
hanging out.
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bCRAPs or REWs,
Gathered Here and there By IntsIII.
EenceF Reporter.


THIS is a church going Legislature.
vESxoR's prophecIes are too scattering
in their results.
BILLY CuRATHAN, the trotting stallion,
has been sold to Lewis Blond.
IT Is reported that the gorge at sRrdis
was forty feet high in some places.
Dr.. ULRicH's lap.robe was stolen from
bis sleigh Saturday by petty thief.
THEIR ought 10 be moderation in all
things, This is hint to the weather
clerk.
A Caucus to nominate q United States
Senator will be held az the Capitol to-
night,
The Riverside mill will go on this morn
ing in some departments, with q full sup
ply Of coal.
The old Board oil Directors OF the ELns
mill was chosen at the annual meeting
last Saturday.
"TAHISd one consideration with an.
other" ticket speculStinE in Wheeling Is
not a profitable business.
THE boys we're out 10 full force yester'
day coastiug on both sides Of the National
road, and making things lively,
JOHN PEDDIcoRD, a prominent character
OF Elm Grove, was raked in Saturday
afternoon by Detective Miller on q charge
Of drunkenness.
BEpu.LIoN's dam, up Wheeling creek
was washed out last week. Mr., Bedllliou
says he will not rebuild II, but will Tur
his mill by steam.
The funeral Of Mrs. W. A. Turner will
take place this afternoon, It was arranged
for yesterday afternoon, but owing TO the
non.ArrivAl Of friends 1t was delayed until
to-day.
THERE will be another meeting Of Citi
Eens and others interested in the Tri
State Fair project at the Court House, thin
evening, Let there bs full attendance o.
oil concerned In this enterprise.
We have been informed that Mr.. seibert
the ice king, is thinking Of constructing
q dam on the creek in order 10 procure Ice
as without the dam in the summer the
creek at that point ID perfectly dry.
The reception to be given by a number
OF young ladies' in North Wheeling will
take place tomorrow evening, aud not or
Thursday. T. T. CCCkSyne will furnish
the music. The reception will be held OF
Fifth street.
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PILEsI PlLEsl PlLEsI
A sure Cure Fonpd At Last. No OHs
Ned AnleF.


Need suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and ulceEat d Piles has been discovered ~
DR.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr.,
WilliAmS's Indian Ointment, A single box
has cared the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
ave and thirty years standing. Eoone need
suffer five minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine, Lotions, tnstru-
ments and Eectuaries do more harm than
GOOD, Williams Ointment abSorbs toe
tumors, allayS the intense itching (pArticu-
larry at night after getting warm IN bedl aeta
rs poultice gives instant and painless RELIEF,
and Is pr,pared only for Piles itching Of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen ]. N. LOfinbeTy. Of
Cleveland, ssys abont DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment; l have used lcots Of pills
cures, md 1t affords me pleasure 70 say that !
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DR., VIII
liamss Indian Pile Ointment,
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81 90,
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apoth'
ecarles, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Logan. List 4 Co., Wholesale Agens, Wheel
ing, w, Va, MWR4W
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Cared OF PIsluIa aad Piles After SeVsn
Yenra Of Suffering,


Thip is to certify that have been affilct-
ed more than seven years with FistulA In
ammo and Piles, unable to do any work
most Of the time, and scarcely able 10
walk about. Many times my friends
thought was dying, and had given up
all hope OF ever being any better. l had
been treated by six different physicians,
all we'll known for intelligence, and as
they failed to help me, was In despair,
and thought that In short time Iwould
die. saw an advertisement OF DR.. Smith,
and concluded would go and see him, /
found him q pleasant man. After exam
lining me carefully, he would not say Tor
sure, but ha said he would do what be
could for me, as 1t was one Of the worst
cases he ever saw. have been under Dr.,
Smith's treatment now about four weeks,
and | consider myself fairly well. !
consider 1t providential that ! went
TO him, and make this statement for the
benefit OF others who are alike afflicted,
that they may know where TO find relief
and / do 1t IS voluntary act.
WASHINGTON DELANEY,
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
On. ]. 4. EMIrH's office 10 No, 1917 Mar.
ket stree Wheeling, W. Va. ws&M
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CoMMoN WEALTH DIstRIRurION @
Twepty.EIrhth ijTnving Jan. slst.

AWohtSSHaAS """"S S"' wv"
On Monday, JANUARY Sist, the Common,
wealth Distribution Company will hold
the twehty.eighth Of liz series pi populai
drawings at Macauley's Theatre, Louis,
vile, KY, on which occasion It's attractive
scheme Of 1850 prizes Asgregating Sll2,.
400, will be distributed among It's patrons.
The widespread popularity which this In
Slitution has acquifed is Unprecedented 10
The history Of lotteries; and its we'll known
reputation for fair dealing has obtained
for II On unparalleled success. Whole
tickets, 81; halves, 81. Send 10 X. NJ
Boafdman. Louisville, XIV.
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wAshtSaroS, D. o., January fila. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
areas Of light snow; slightly coldei
weather; north to west winds, and risinl
barometer, followed In the western por
tion by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Regions, sligh
snow, followed by slightly colder and
clear weather; northwest to eouthwes
winds, and rising followed by falling barc
3 ndaiAF
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Mrs, D, Morrison, Farnham Centre, P,
O., writing about DR.. Thomas Electric OIL,
says: George Bell used II on bis son,
and 1t cured him OF rheumatism with only
few applications. The balance Of the
bottle was used by an old gentleman iol
asthma, with the best results. 1t acts like
O CHARM"
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THB SECOND SUngE.
Ths Ice Breaks Loose AENIn, aud GOEEOa
nj BelIhIFe,

-
The cold snap OF last week closed the
river up at this point Saturday at noon,
Later In the day the river began TO rise
and at two O'Clock yesteTday,morning the
Ice moved about two hundred feet and
then stopped, Rorging at the whariboat.
At 6;lO A. M. II started again, this time 10
earnest Several flats at Wilson & Dun.
levy's cooper shops were taken away, one
Of them lodging below the "old Reliable
whariboat." The RagOn, moored above
the water works, was also torn away and
borne :down the river with the current.
By some singular chance she drilted TO.
wards the shore at the mouth OF the creek
and lodged In the shore Ice. The Nail
City eCampered alter her aud lowed her
back to her harbor, not much the worse
for the little excursion. The rest OF the
day was uneventiul, Towards evening
the ice was running very slow on account
OF the gorge at BellAFe, and at l2 O'Clock
stopped altogether, closing the river for
the second time In twenty.iour hours, the
nAIhb Ut Lue Ihuu'uR iHulCauHs " pees
and rising.
The situation at Bsllaire Is anything but
lovely. The ice 10 gorged above aud below
the railroad bridge. The Andes, having
left Kate's Rock hatbor some days ago,
only got as far as Bellaire, where she laid
up on Friday. The Ice gOrged under her
to such an extent that she Is almost out OF
the water, and Is lying in a dangerous
position, nearly opposite Heathsringtons
coal works Several new cables were
taken down yesterday, but We doubt
whether they will BIZ able to hold her
should the gorge suddenly give way. The
Pres Ellison, Belle Prince and Joe Nixon,
lying near Bellaire, are considered to be
in safe harbOrB.
At this writing, "a, NJ, the ice still re.
mains intact.
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Views The bsby2" tHiS Group 10 bet.
ter this morning, thahk you, We gave
him some Of ThonaS Eclectfic OIL as you
advised, doctor, and shall give him some
mole 10 an hour or CO.," Next day the
doctor pronounced the younyster cured.
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Music Books cheap at sheib's,

PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The FOL
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered q
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, ant
on easy payments Of S. 90 TO $40 90 pc
month until paid for:
One seyen.oCtave piano, $780,
One seyen.oCtave piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l25,
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50.
One six.oCtave piano, $50.
One seven.oGtave piano, $l75.
One Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, Sl25.
One six.oCtave piano, 500.
One siI.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.oCtaYe organ, $ll6.
One tive.oCtaye organ, $40.
One five.oCtaye organ, sos. ....'
One 4l.oCtaye piano, S35.
One five.octave melodeon, $50.
0ne fve.octave mslodeon, $50.
One Ave octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instrument
are Ia good repair and tune. Gall and ex'
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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from running brook slew The giant Go.
Hath, aud millions Of noble men since
that time have died from single stone In
the bladder, which Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure would have dissolved and
carried away, MwFGw
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MAKING alIusion 10 its valuable quail.
ties, John Stein, Esq, city brewer. Dan.
Vile, ILL.,, says! have used 81. jacobs
oil In my family, and recommend Tito my
seouaintAncea. II has always given the
best aatislACllon, and is truly a wsndOftul
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LiFE lie short at most, and our duty Is to
prolopg H. Use, therefore, Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Tor coughs, colds, bronchitis,
hoafSeness, etc. Sold everywhere. Price
only Is cents.
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does not always belong to an inebflate
Kidney troubles will Caise bloat, bui
Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure has
never failed 10 remove IL. MwH4w
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JAMES WHEELER attends promptly 10 The
Justice and Nutarlal Business, the COllec'
tlun Of Accounts, 60. Office No. Sd
Twelfth street.
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TINS old reliable Commonw wealth DiStFi.
button Company draws on January 3lst,
Have Your tickets 10 time, only two dol.
lars, may prove yout fortune, Send TO r.
n. BoafdmAn, Louisville, Ky.
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at The New AoLufS
uopse SAMPLE RoOms.

FtSR Mvsc.-At the services al Epis.
copal Church yesterday evening there
was some very fine music given by the
following named ladles and gentlemen:
Mp. +. 8. Norton, soprano; Mrs. +. j,
Norton, coniralto; Mr.. Fred. specht, oil
New York, teuNrj Mr.. o. O. Dewey,
tenor; Prof sChoheld, batitone. The fol-
inwinr 'ntn The kAlhrLlhnM
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4 a 70 % IS 60 81 IS
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Ghe IttelliQGuGtr,
once Nos. N mo u 9o0Ticoalh street


n For Sale Stoves.
Executors Sale Benwood Iron Works
Stock.
Wanted-CanVfssers.
Mountain BuCkwheat A. Morris &
Co.
Funeral virginiuS Lodge, No.
9, 10. o. f,
Nolice-sto ckholders Citizens Railway
Company.
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nnnai.

uMAV We mover want friend, OF a bot;
.,,a n oive him A bottle Of Dr.. Thomss'
Eeleclfic oil, which cures cuts, wounds,
bufhs. eCalls, etc.
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Don't delay, but send two dollars by
first mail and get you ticket in Common
wealth Distribution Oompany's drawing
OF the Slst inst. Address R. NJ. Boardman,
Louisville, Ky.
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notwithstanding i1E.ShM7rr
/ ll2 "a u 10 10 ~ ~
SUNDAY.
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THRRNoMRTER ECoRD.-.The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, az
observed at schnepts drug store, Opera
Houee corner.
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Do you buy sheet music2 II 90, 60 to
sheib's, Washington Hall, and buy al
half price,
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SILK HATS Blocked and IrOned at
GEO. ]. hAtHlS0N'S, 1922 Market ST.

YOU cfh have your key Wind watch made
Into a stem wlndsr by
JACOB ". 6RUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
~ Z, Corner Twelfth and Market Ste.
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|
INDIviDuALs.-(,oI. George Caldwell left
last night for Parkersburg 10 represent the
United States In the District Court, now
In session there.
Col. Fennimore, a member OF the
"Third House" from Ohio, will be present
tonight.
Columbus sehon, Of Oabell, is at the
Mcclure.
Col. Steen Thompson, oil Cameron, came
up to the city yesterday evening.
Dol. VIM. P. Thompson, one OF Cam
den q chief operators, has q suite at the
Mcclure.
Mrs. 7. o. Sweeney received intelligence
yesterday Of the death Of her brother, at
st. Georges, Delaware.
Mr.. Fleming, the clever editor oil the
MorgantOwn NeW Dominion, is enjoying
the opening aCenes oil the acts OF the Legis.
latufB.
Major ]. B. Lindsey, Of Waynesburg, is
In the city, being called here by the death
Of his sister, Mrs. r. Fl. Sweeney.
Mr.. William B. Rowe aud George X.
Allen, two voting gentlemen Of Grafton
have been:appoihted by the PoRtotfiCe De.
partmsnt as mail WeiRherB between this
Giy and Grafton.
Miss Minnie Walters pleasantly enter
tanned number Of young friends at her
fathers residence on South Broadway,
Saturday night
Nj. L. g. Ray, Of pittsburgh, was the
guest Of his brother, Capt ]. NJ. Ray, yes
terday,
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OBITUARY, - Mrs. William A.. Turner
On Thursday last Mrs. William A. Turner
q very estimabls lady, and vile Of one
Of our Oldest aRd best known citizens, died
at the Grant Houae, after a protracIed Ill
ness. The funeral Of the deceased was eel
for yesterday afternoon, but owing to the
impnssibiity Of friends Of the family
reaching the city 10 time, II was postponed
10 this afternoon. The interment will
take place at Greenwood.
Mrs H. Il. Sueenty Mrs. r. II. Sweeney
whose serious illness we noted few days
ago, died at the residence Of her husband
Zane street, leland, yesterday morning
Mrs. Sweeney was the daughter Of Mrs
Lindsey, OF Waynesburg, Pa, who was al
the bedside OF her daughter during the
last days OF her illness, as was also Mrs
David Crawford and Major ]. y. Lindsey,
sister and brother oil tho deceased, The
afflicted husband has the sympathy Of 4
large circle OF relatives and lrlnds. The
funeral Ia announced for Wednesday.
JamsiK. MO0rt:-The subject 81 this no.
tics died at bis residence on Eof street,
below Twenty.thlrd street, yesterday
morning, Mr.. Moore was steamboat
engineer, having devoted forty years Of
bis lie to that occupation. He wap widely
and favorably known from Pittsburgh to
to the Gulf. OF late his service was not
very active owing to the weight oil his
years. The conduct oil his lie was con.
Olstent with the professions he made, and
his death will be heard with regret by bis
many acquaintance on the river, and
with sorrow by those who knew him init.
tnately,
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Fteeman's
New National Dyes, For brightness and
durability Of color, ate unequAled. Color
tom 2 70 8 pounds. Price Is cents. paw
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In order 10 make foom for our Spring
stock we will otfet for the next thirty
days, positively for cash,
A Job lot Of Boys Boots.
Mems Boots.
Childten's Solar Tip Shoes,
Misses School Shoes.
II you desire a reliable Boot or Shoe al
cost don't forget to call on Wilson Bros,
opposite Mcclure House. These goodi
will only be offered al cost for the ne4t
Thirty days.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH 3, R,
" NDRN8RD TIAR CARD.
~ ~
uUlNG EAsI AND MkhI
On and after Nov, It'll, 1850, all TnInI viii n
dal' Except SundAyl a. iOllOWSi
Through Trains 70 PlttIburgh.
Through Tralns 10 Cleveland.
Through Trains 10 Chicago.
Pullnan'A ParloE Can between WclhVilG vi
Cleveland.
:, Hotel and Sleeping Cars on al Trains between ~
liRnce and ChIOnRo,
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CLOSING Our sALE.-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Call soon and get great bargain
al 2Ol8 and 202l Main street.
1nur pnPuPp
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MASON 4 HAnLIN organs only at shelb'S,
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SUNDAY EGPHRss lOay Wheeling NJ S:21 A, L
arriving II WellsbuTg 1900 A. NJ, and Of SleubBhE
al 1910 A. ", connecting With Pacific EGpTesS iO n
western points.
tram leaving GoIulHHes ~ SSOh =. Sna ~ I
daily, except Sunday, Al 800 =. NJ With sleeping N
attached, arriving ID Chicago al 1880 next lionlrL
lIsrthB can 10 secured In advance At Union mi
Ticket Once, Columbus.
through without change from BtVbenTllls SSIt i
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbia
Cincinnati, LOulIVIllV, indianapolis md II IAull.
For through Tckels, Baggage Cheek, sleeping IN
accommodations, and any lurheT Information, april
70 JOS. N. BEl4LEVlL1E, Ticket Agent Il ~
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or Il CiI
Ticket once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
D. W. CALDWELL,
GenIl Manager, ColumbuI, .,
W. L. O'BIlEN,
Gon'l Pas and T'irEPt AGENT Columbia