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PERSONAL.

Senator Bayard is 10 spend a fortnight
in Maine.
Ex-senator Conkling has never entered
the Senate chamber ut Washington since
he left 1t over two years ago.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Homes will deliver
an address at the centennial anniversary
celebration OF the Harvard Medical School
and dedication oil the new building.
At Princeton, Prof. 0rmond, OF tho Uni
yersity Of MIME sofa, has succt eded to the
late Dr.. Atwater's chair OF logic; Prof. Sloan
has taken the department Of history and
political science, giving up his chair Of
Latin to Prof. West, Of Morristown.
The story told OF Senator "Z.b" Vance,
OF North Carolina, that soon after bis
second marriage be remarked to his bride :
"My dear, Pm stubborn fellow, and yon
may anticipate trouble. Now, in the begin
ming, while l am submissive, won't to
give you one piece OF advice. II you
follow 1t, we'll get on mighty well. It Is
this: Make me do just as ! darned please"
Dir. George Riddle, while passing through
Detroit, was approached by areporter who
asked: "What Is your racket, Mr. Ridd!e?
Bracket? II don't think quite under.
stand you" care you a professional actor,
or Professor OF Creek" Neither. Aud
want to tell you that since the production
Of the 'Edipus' have frequently been
embarrassed by being called Greek
scholar or Greek dramatist."
The following is Oscar Wilde's account
OF the reason he had his hair cut "lOr the
first time in his life" being in the gallery
at the Louvre, he saw bust Of young
Roman Emperor. 1t was very beautiful
indeed. The young Emperor bad his hair
cut short. Oscar wished to be like him, so
he took hair-dfesser with him to the
Louvre and showed him the bust, and the
"artist" in hair cut the long admired locks
OF the "artist" in dress, in imitation Of
those ofthe youthful Emperor.
Barry Sullivan lately had remarkable
welcome in Dublin. About 5000 persons
assent led at Westland-row station to
greet him on his arrival, and the crowd fol-
lowed him to the Portobello Hotel, where
he was presented with an address oil well
come, in behalf OF the citizens, by the Rev.
Chancellor Tisdel, OF Christ Church Cathe-
dral, who expressed regret, as clergyman,
at :"the painful and upjustitishle autago
nism existing between the Church and the
Stage" Mr.. Sullivan replied, and alter
ward addressed the people in the street.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A man 100 years old recently voted fol
the first time at kensington, Conn.
Florida expects that her incoming Orange
crop will be the largest in her history.
Canadian Indians prophecy an early
winter because the wild geese have gone
South.
John 0rman Robbins, Of Belfast, Me-, Ii
10 years old, weighs 30 pounds, and is 26l
inches high.
Foreign capitalists have recently bought
tract Of land in Arkansas containing
460, 900, 600 feet OF timber.
One hundred and fifty descendants O.
McWilson Miller, who died recently in
Charleston, S. G, are now wrangling over
his estate, which only comprises $50 acres
Of land and 81 500 in personal property.
A colored paster led his congregation to
the diamond field in Houston, Tex, WHERE
the boys were playing base ball on Sunday
and there the brethren and sisters knelt
in prayer. They occupied all the bases
and thus efiectually stopped the game.
In the gizzard OF a chicken killed by {
housekeeper in Emanuel county, Ga, 9
few days ago, were found two pins, one an
inch In length and the other little short.
er, the longest Of which penetrated grain
OF corn.
The sister OF Hon. B. Bentley, OF Brock
port, N. Y, who has been sick for twenty
years, and whose case had been abandoned
by physicians as hopeless, has been re
stored to health, as she claims, through the
agency Of prayer.
The home OF natural curiosities seems Ia
be Robson county, North Carolina. There
was born "Millie Christine" the two
headed nightingale, and few days ago an
other phenomenon in the shape Of o negro
woman with three eyes was discovered in
Lumberton.
During the performance OF Hamlet" il
country town OF New York, few day.
ago, the fair 0phelia was laid to rest be.
meath the Danish sod in a handsome rose.
wood casket furnished for the occasion by
the enterprising undertaken OF the town,
and the fact was duly noticed on the pro-
pramme.
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LEGAL NOTICES


SALE OF yArr,n,---
\ f9poi! Y d uAty IN Cfur u NJ. AbLE.
the Sa'unM ttai, In Eelnoi ca,,r;,. te AID "a
W virtue q deed Of IgieeH'tnt Z Yale
an Gay y October. 4. H., lEsS, p,t SA%u on The
HIa LWut,oh; me Iieoi Ibs.un Non ,",llsl
SGfyAltt !. EIIlg, The RlIeUl EWu S,.Llll0siOn
EOeling, Henry kbllilg. August Ia, tSohiE, loULi
blleh0iSI, the vie Of Chi,lts Dc,bnlss Aha Anti
and heits'AtiAW 81 Mis rA;, llNs H. III ShlIGWa
70 We uilueltisntd trustee, 70 " M. " Ss
diSlSon OF the estate Of Nn C4jniils H. qlllb.i
esasei, amongst tbs sal hr!Is. Whc6 .iStItE GO
W. Va, will proceed tOIell, " Nn'O oouGtJ
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ,sS
commeHci6E at 70 O'clock a. X tie 5olo~,..
scrlOeu "a .nlae, ts'Ml Al that I.r,e ~, 4, e
county ". Va. md known u the rn,th 'ESG, VhiS
aud the west hGltO .! tho SUut hal Of Ioi u ih3
(l67) one bundled and beFcl. Al Iti
OF Market SNd twenty ECOud stfrsi, t -. Y, Ve'lti
ward Of The City Ui WacVI,nV. s,,H 4" We ltiis
ground c0utHihs Que IWC.SlOry l,i". ENti d
mouse anu Que IMO'NoiS liAtnt hOuic, ito ~
lNweI ~ second SiIeI, with It bling E,tach. e
able for tavern stand aud W CWIi,I AZ ~ Nv
such By August EeellpR, 81, d une Fri,'sLI Y
double brick bus .ueSS , U4iC lfOltlun, az, ,lail
street, aud Il present occupied by afT1, IuNltlt
EsQ as n khUe NOie. sid tdWR,d Listti,S EssI
saloon TheAbOye describe! pro yeily In, N Va
LOT DutllCFA PhElueSH, u IL II On The IN. ~
Ci liens RHil~AJ Company, and Cab he S,S r. y,
Gels 10 suit pu1chELe Ihr Ifvpprty ~ ~ ~
present for nike hundred and MI III tshl 4
year, snt Il leased 70 tirt ClAis tenant, Hihis
their rent IaonihIy, hot with piOniS,S III ~
down. The above described pnupeity "a IVY ~
fore convey ed 70 joan =. sch lie, IA Trr,sts
Ms. Caroline EutiDR, during her M ,iSs y y
husband, LOUIS Eb iliuS, by deed beatMs' Il. Y =
the l4'h day Of June, A. b, 1910, and Of No.
the CLERK Odlce OF Onis county, ", VI IVA
Book No, g, folio Ais. '"'S
Also. three several tracts OF land N,us,sdi,.
cnunty CT IIelmout, state OF Ohio trS,t. ~
the northeast quarter Of section IiN lIiss,, ~
ship (6l six and range (3) time, CoptsIS,rs, "a
four acres and one hunGfed and lnrlVIaT.,a W.
Que half pole. Another tract, and ala n.y. ~
same seCIisn, containing About ieyet, 80 Y
roOds and IevcuteCn poles; aud dnoibr, ~ Me
the tAme lection eOnia!nlnR about lor, q
and two poles, subject 10 a ,,lpr,;,.E 'l
about cine aud lhICe.iUuIth acres beniStossspaa
up by the Cleveland. luSRfawas 4 hS4IIn,s vL .tsa
road Company, and Tunnlu2 along The ~ A NY
To the said RAllrUAd company by Mn. CS,S'i,. ~ ~
cling aud John W, SchultEc, trultcc sItI 20
lies along tue National Mead west 0I B,;ts,,hllt
contains about tiite acres OF well Ini' " wv
Ia d, together with OUT houses and twH nv
frame dwelling house, AtpfIsgnt OIClpltd nv w
EbelinH, Esq, N 4 sAlcOi III CONNECTION M, Nv
employ mant III gardner. Rents Al n e"c,i ~ ~
Two hundred dollars per year, and CoaSJ y. "
cheap rent
Term OF SAle-CnSh down. Title npdI,,,,.,
helm I'll Of age, aud will JON Ia The eICCuiios Y
JOHN W. SCHULTZ, Tu,,,.
VIZ Hall Ek AuOlinutOs law
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wHEELlNe, ". VA. ocroBER IS. 1855.



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EDUCATIONAL.


wv ELOCUTlON q BhGllsH LANGUAGE
9o4 NJ / LEeei, y. w., Washington, &c,
MRS. II. STEVENS lART, Principal
Begins 0cttber !, cloSes June !. Private psfI
received after September J.
Natural development and culture Of the Ttf
for the PURPOSES Of GOnyerS don, Reading, tllA
Address and singing. Correct usC y the OFp9
OF Articulation aud Respiration, together viii y
Philosophical laws by which those organs are
served and Developed.
Fay aud natural Expression Of stnl!Et1s
means Of speech Gesture, including thAnEsdS
ton, Dramatic FeSdlnR and Recitation, 49,,
Prevention Of ChroE!c Affection Of Tie ihNt!
lung, AID digestive organs, and h. tienEiatsIl
Of adectet organs by !udICious NOCsl aud shInH
bill, endorsed BY prominent physicians =,
Distinct Articulation taught TO slRinlrcrn y
other suffering from painful Vocal Delecu, We \
suit OF habit, that mry BIZ entirely 9vvr9Ae
perS!Sten, effort on the pNTtOf the student diftfE
By iudICIOuB and experienced cathel' VIC.
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal Onl y
present, the I'D Ice Of a physician u obAin3
prior 10 the Vocal Exercises VivCn by the IStGhui
A limited number Of pupils will 10 tAEen " v
Principals family for the general direction Of w
EtNdIgs Eeud for circular ~
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The restoration Of health of our child we
considered uncertain. When two weeks old
she caught cold. EoS IS months was not able
10 breathe through her Dostrlls Upon using
Ey's Cream Balm her difficulty was removed
size brtasbes naturally. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Smith, Owego, N. Y. Price 50 cen,s.l
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SHUT up for aseason-The pepper box.


after taking, some highly pulled up stuff
With long teS imonials, turn to Hop Bittsrs
and have no fear OF any Kidney or Urinar,
troubles, Brights Diabetes or Liver Com
plant. These diseases cannot resist the cur
alive power of Hop Bitter; besides tits thu
best family medicine on earth. TTHsaw
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"Chaucer to Burns" and Lyrics Of thu
Nineteenth Century" are the first volumes
Of Messs. Charles Scribner's Sons new
poetical series to be published under TIT
title OF English Verse;" The set will en-
brace five volumes, the three yet to appear
to be called Ballads and Romances,'
dramatic Selections" TRANSACTIONS.
Messrs. ]. ". Linton and R. II. stoddart
are the editors, than whom no better coult
have been selected. In each volume there
is an appropriate introduction by Mr.
S!oddard, in the two before us forming I
very valuable feature Of the work. Helpful
glossarial notes, an index OF authors ant
inst lines are also prominent features
"English Verse" lays before the genera
reader and the scholar in convenient form
the choicest songs oil the famous bards wht
have sung in the English tongue. It Is no
dictionary Of quotations, but collection
Of poems, differing essentially from any
thing we have had before. The work is 81
well done that lie success is already as
sured. Sold separately or in sets. Wheel
ing, Stanton & Davenport.
In response to general and urgent solici
tation the Century Company has republican
ed from the Century magazine Rev. DR.
Washington Glsdden's very popular his
tory OF "The Christian League Of Con
necticut." 1t lisa practical book for the
practical Christian. 1t deals intelligently
with benevolent and general church work
aiming to show how the largest results may
be obtained. The articles composing the
book have made very deep impression.
Bound in cloth and paper.
HGrpsr's for November Is one OF the best
numbers OF the year, II not the best.
"some Glimpses Of Artistic London" Is a
literally illustrated article which gives en-.
tertaining views Of the great English pain.
tiers and their workshops. "a Castle in
Spain" reaches the end, maintaining the
interest to the last 1.-THE Metropolitan
Opera House" Is the subject Of an instruc-
tive and very entertaining article, hand
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DIED.

BRHREES-on Wednesday afternoon, October
II. 1883, At 43S, FRITZ Il BEHRESS, Of me nrin o.
schmclcheI & BehTens, aged 81 years aud month.
Funeral from his late residence, 2sl6 Eotf street.
F,jdav aItarnoon nj O'Clock,
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Every one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and colds
and the only sure cure for consumption, Is
| DR., Wfstar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry. II 10
pleasant to take and very soothing and heal
Ing In It's effect. p&w
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somely illustrated. Harpt's ia holding its
own in the march OF msgsrine improve
monk
The Modern Age for November is full Of
good reading. An article in the nature OF
confession by the late Anthony Trollope
tells how the great novelist went about his
work. "The DEVILS Filtration" is fanci-
iul and charming Russian story. 1.-TWO
Pards" is an American story very much in
the Western style and vernacular.
In The Popular Science Monthly for No
vember the discussion oithe value Of clas'
steal studies, begun by Mr.. Charles FranCil
Adams, is continued by Professor Cooke
OF Harvard, and others. There Ia an illus
trated article on the Island Of Ischia, re-
Gently 60 severe sufferer FROM earthquake
Popular Science is solid, but by no meant
heavy; it Is instructive and so plainly
written as not to be above the multitude
The new number Of the North american
Review is very strongin interesting topiCs
DR.. Norvin Green, President Of the WcRt
ern Union Telegraph Company, argue
against a Government Telegraph, Senate
Anthony deals with Limited Suffrage il
Rhode Island," John Brown Is made tn
chief actor in some ugly crimes, severa
women discuss the woman question, ant
there are some scientific articles.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY,
Nl 1917 AND llG0 IN" ST., EORTHWHl
Washington, D. e.,
RSoI ems y edncS1Hy, sep!tmbef %, lSaS'
Mn. J, EDDY s0AEhS, Principal.

ReoIenS y ednOSIHy, september SC, lbS,
Mn J. EDDY s0AEkS, Principal
English Coune-Complete thoFOuG.I and PIX
teal. a..
ClGSicsl CourC-- Prepares for :ne Senior YCA't
the seminary; OF for cnt.Gnce Into V'@A'
French aud ecrmRn-Dy the Natural Method
(BAuyeur). nj.
locution-chGyeo OF Mn ". Stevens Han PHI
cipAl OF tho Washington RchOOl Of HOcnl0l. n.
Vocal Mudc-DIrGctlOn Of Madame Anne ~
MGR KAEpar ,.,,.
GloctIneT. ,..tr
AIT, Drawing and pAIntIng-D Direction q r'sLO
Z. MeRer, Director Of Washington hii schoos 80,
Decorative AIt-undet supervision Of conFN'
tGRchefE ,.,., ~
REPERESCEs:- by permission Mn sort7 "
feH 10 tho following patrons: r,....
kOY. Z. G. Andrews. Bbhop Ol II. & La ,..'
Washington, b. u; Hon II. N. Teller s'{fI M
tho Interior; Hou. J. y. Harlan, Ato JG5, UT
CT, Warrington, D. c.; GeH. John W. ~ ~,
Minister 10 BpGin; Sen. John Z. Morgan. g -
Ala; Sen. WGrn'T Miller HClkimer, ,. u ~, ~" n
Green B. RAum, Com Of Int. RV, E1hihEE S MI
d; Capt. Jas II. Gili U.k. Navy; charles bs gT
Hart, Editor Of Wheeling intelliscn- q. ss5:
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A PnrIor Gar Porter Crushed For Once.
Ol City Blizzard.
We are happy. The porter Of the parlor
car has been crushed.
"Beg yo' pawdon, Sah," be remarked
with impressive grandeur 10 one OF the &C.
cupants OF his car. "Dat was trade dol
Iah yo' handed me minute ago."
"Ah, was it?" replied the plebe as he
took It from the outstretched hand and ex'
amined It. "Take this for your honesty,
my friend" and pocketing the dollar the
traveller handed the astounded potentate Of
the road lead nickel. -..
The inscnsible body OF the porter wai
left at the next station, and after physicanI
had worked at him for two hours he re-
covered sufficiently to murmur incoherent
at want de money what pah'iized me
bosp; but he called me my fren Boss, da
tux me down oaulW
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( ELM GROVE r. R,

On and after MONDAY, MAY II. 1853. tunt!l
further notice. cAn will run from tho City and
stanm's every hour from e;SoA. n. TO $50 ?. II.
myl2 !. RLkkH, 8ult.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

SALE.
In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, Vol VIZ
glnla.
WIN. Cowden admInIdrttroitheI
estate Of CRrollneV. Zane deceased, In ch,,.r
W. !" S"A-19'
William F. Zane and other
BY virtue OF decree entered by sali Coun
the aboyeentitled cause OH the llll day OiJLEErJ
sell at public sale az the front dOOr VI the CEA
Hoube Of said county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, lSS3,
commencing al IOo'cl0ck A ", the undivided kLi
Of certain tact OF land situated on Ztuei d
Wheeling Island Ia. The City Ct WberliHi OH
county, West Virginia. EnUWIl Hnd described y
follows Beginniug alta AnEe on the WeAl Hie 4
South Penn street on line wi h.E, J s!0Htl
northern fence; Their with the western line 4
said street, south degree, eat q ig.itO IOba
the hedge row: thence with the htdg rOW south
degrees, west 72Sl0O poles; thence south de1n,s
wet "a 42.ic0 poles 10 n stake; tuCi CO n0rlh
degrees, e6Et 72!Oo roles 10 the beginning, fs
tanning one acre and 81 @ 10 poles MUIe OF leN
TERMS OF SALE % U hslf and N much more d
tho purchase money az the purchaser bali Glh u
pay 10 cash on The day Of EAle, the balance III IN
equal inEtAllInents NJ SIX and twelve moths, en-
denced bynotCh bearing interest IRON tue dIy I
sale. w W.tONnE,
6TeeiEl COJlmhEiOnG
hereby certify. that bond has been given Y
above named Special commissioner s fcqnlrd Y
tue Court, g. Il. Nc OLLOlH,
ocll C!eLL
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that Al oak Of iorty feet was about thou.
sand years old But clearly 1t might be
much lsss; for the reason for taking the
third Is no. 30 much that 1t lisa more prob
able average than the hall, az that 1t L. OBJ
viously less likely to err on the side OF ex-
cess OF rapidity.
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TIE man who was kicked out Of sea.
side resort was caught by the under toe.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL. ISL
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fullovtrr -,
estate, namely: The undivided half OF 4 KY, ~
tract Of land lying Rnd belrg situate on IL.
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, III the c01S,TJ
Ohio, State OF est vi'giEiS, knOwn and ftsTiJ
~ follows Beginning at sake GU thr Wt,t n.
OF South Penn street, on \ line with j ~,
northern fence; thence with the western l,t.i
south Penu street south DdtgreGs east .;VG
D les 70 The be6ge NV; th.DCr with the htGtrsv
soulh 50 degrees west 2S. 90 poles. Il CuCr Isri,
degrees west q A2.l06 poles To Stake tn LIE tc5
so degrees caIL IS 100 pOles 10 he brgpuiu,, NJ.
tanning one acrG 80 6'lOJ poles, moe or los
Al q CertAin IrECt OF land situated on Ziptttt
Wheeling Island, in the city II Whetllng, hSurdd
OH The north by u straight line through The tFpt,
Of Fink htTtel, enteEding westerly ifvm EOuth II
street 10 South Penn Etfeet; oil the uAM By san
Elm street; OIL the tOuth by land Of L J. Sue
and OH the wet by South Penn street.
said last mentioned IraCt u land will 6Et Ia
offered for Eale as u LOle, and Iben III O,l y
laid out by the Special Commissioner, pl, i
which can b. seen at bis Office, ALI ait VII, 8
made IN toe manner By which the lsigesl Mnus
be realized,
TERMS OP FAIR One .th!r! md 10 much rstr d
the purchase money Oh the pnRhAseF AhAl eltLlS
pay IN cash, he balance in two eQuAl lnsAllmtsa
at six and twelve months eyiderCtd by u0a
bearing Interest from the day Of tale, the lts h.
Ing retained until the purchase monty d pad u
IFNll
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cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A
m, 1880 m, 400 p N; steubenVille Accommode.
Hon sos q N, Hellsville Accommodation so
D m. ARRIvE-l2Os q m, E4S p m, S:l2 p "A; steu.
benyflle Accommodation S;38 , m, WelSyille A..
comm0dAtion S4Sa am.
II, z. d q. RAilWny-LEAvE BellaIre for
WoodSHeld and Summarized at 6:46 m, and G(0
D. "a, ARRIVR at Bellsire At 9lS M and go In.
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SALE.

In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, we,,yIn,,.
William F. zaue aud PlatOr h. ZGnGI
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= DplIINI OUWWINlJlU'
". b. HALLKR. AuctlonCer
I hereby certify thAt bond has been SIveu "
above named special commissioner IL ieduiFeI i
the Court.
Orli y. r. MCl,UiI OCH Clefk
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Tnln, auivO and depart a. iollOws-olty time.

RaItImore A Ohio-y.t. LiNr-DRpApT-
1855 m, $40 = m, 2:t1 D m, 5:l0 N, 706 m.
O. o. Diy.-9:2o 8 m, Els p N, lib N, $40 m.
W.. q r. Div.-pEeAkr-For Pittsburgh, 6:1S q N,
and 400 M for washington, Pa, e;2S and 9:loa m,
RIVE-HAin Ltn6-iGlbR N, 1870 n, 8:I6 D n,
$40 . m, els p N. o, Q. Div.-6:1o p m, S:60a m,
96S m. ". dP. Dlv.-ARRIvE-FrOm PittSburgh,
$50 q NJ and $50 p m; from Washington, Pa SOD
and $50 . N; ISIS and $50 p N; from Kim Grove,
I:I0pm,
p, @, d ST. L.-DErARr-627 a m, eoa n m.
In p m, l:41 p N. ARRryE-&S7 . m, iI:l2 4 m,
S67p m, 7:0 pm.
Cleveland, L0rain d wheeIlng.-DEPARr
Bridgeport aud st. CIalFSville Accommodation, $40
q m and Sis p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MI2ilon,
4:l0 pm. AERIyE-S:S5 m, 900 m, 2IS m,