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MI, de Chanta| Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

The thirty eighth year Of this vsll-knorn AcAd'
ny, under the charge 0! the Visitation huns OPen'
On the hrn Monday Of september next, ana con-
tinues ten months.
Pupils received Q, any time ip the sesaiOs.
those Who dedre 70 Plscs their dansh,srs In an
institution ceOStips exceptional Advantages In the
WY o. heAlthiu aud delightful location, excellent
board, thorough discipline aud instruction 81 tbs
hands Of lifelong teachers in every department o.
female edueatiou. including the modern language
and music should send for catalogue Of thi, sehoOl
Address,
Directress Of the Academy Of tie Visitation
nat. de CHAHTAL,
,u27saao Eear Wheeling. W. Va
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SC Railroad

B., & O. Railroad.
Leave BsliAirs At 6 40 D. N. tnx WOodsasld ans
Summarized.
Leave Bsllalre 81 Sis q N. for Summarized and
Evansville.
Arrive 81 Bellsirs, 1910 a N. snd SIS N
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Manhood Restored,

I2sasGy Frse.-A yierin = y0GtAtnl tnPIu'
500 CEas.1S Premature heosy, Nervous psDlnyi
-asi lsalo,1, a. having GtSd 10 vain StaLy
Esssa FsRedy La dlseovsged simple means o.
-gi.csss sslrn - ali .eud FgKE 10 his fellow
Ess7sr address. J. h. REEVES. - OaathA7
srfa.s M Yurd
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,


The market this week WAS little better.
The cattle market is flush and the sheep
market is lost sight Of. Messs. Hud.
son l. BayhS furnish the following quota
tons:
Cattle 900 to 100 lbs stock 3s(93ac
per h.; 800 to 500 lbs 2@s!c per h.;
700 to 500 lbs. 2@2ic per ID.
Hoss-Market active; 3!@3ic per ID.
sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID.
Lambs-Good at 394c per ID.
Cslves-$3 00@6 90 per head.
East Liberty.
EAsr TdBERrY, November l6 Cattle
10 fair demand but unchanged receipts
2l47 head; shipments fl3 head; ship.
ments to New York on Saturday and Sun
day 43 cars.
Hogs-AchVe and firm; Fhilsdelphias
s. SOFAS 90; Workers So 65@3 IS; re.
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 7, 100 head;
shipments to New York on Saturday and
Sunday 60 cars.
Sheep-Dull and unchanged; receipts
3, 400 head: shipments 2, 400 head.
NEw YORK, November 10 -Beeves-
Receipts $3.50; for the week s,24O head;
market firm and all sold; poor to prime
native steers 81 D0@4 10 per 100 lbS.i
tops at - 5O@6 90; shipments 3l5
beeves, Ill sheep, G.+iS quarters Of beef,
$40 caressseE Of mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1880 head; for the
week AZ 600 head; market 6rner for sheep,
steady for lambs; sheep So OO@4 IS per
100 lbs; lambs s. SOFAS 622.
Hoes-Rsceipts $4,000 head; for the
week $4,000 head; market 6rmer and
higher; two car loads, mainly pigs, soli ct
So 6O@4 20 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Droves 9
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 1000
head; shipments 1900 head; shipping
steers So 5O@5 40; stockers and feeders
80 5O64 90; COWS, bulls and mixed cattle
81 '6O@S 30; bulk 81 GO@3 IL; through
Texans 81 50@3 49; western rangers
steady; natives aud hslfbreeds 50 SOC
60; COWS " 9OG3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts So, 0U0 head; shipments
5000 head; market steady; rough and
mixed 50 4063 65; packing and ship
ping 81 1908 IS; light weights s. Boa
3 10; skips g 5O@3 10.
Sheep Receipts 5000 head mArket
sloU; natives 81 b1@3 90; western - OF
@3 is; Texans 81 0O@,3 co. lambs 81 Z:
| "a IS.
Liverpool cable quotes cattle &c higher
and best American cattle at lac PEI
pound dressed.
Cincinnati.
ClsoIsE4TI, November ID. - Hogs
Fum; common and light So 0093 60
packing and butchers s. 5093 so. he
ceipts 1882 head; shipments 430 head.
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I,,s assri Ct the wonderful cures q ss iLS
-. G0j resolved y ny r. ! eomH snSsG a
r,.,, anrlf. lSSl. 8y general hsflth vas nnen
lot u = - tba cancer which EEs In my breast
4@-lE,,5s5 10 zr0w slowly but s2Iely Ihs bunch
~ ,5i ssaas quite heavy. Eel; that mus aus
,asf have it a. Or NE an SssS tSieS eiood Il
.-Ls.'s Keeling around The edges until fttTu-
y -. n EaI entirely healed up and vel.
~, Na4- " BErSY WOOD.
..-.,..r P.yraJat4 Co Mass July IL, iSsh.
-. - t,c = antirsly vegetable, and seems
- cs-str, ~ forcing OCT he Impurities RON
s1S 80, ID. s.li a-3 ,T,G SeSsss ula'lsd rec.
-. b.. -r...... Co. BTasrs 8, Atlantis
4. " .-,i street.
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CONSUMPTION.

,,,,, = rvuasdy tuE lhsAh0Is diso&ssi %
- = tha5-saS. A. sasSs d Ia NoEst kind ana
-, ,,5siaT avs - e-psd. Indeed % Erong
= ,Itis N lis eaessy tkAt 81 sap IHU ~ SCI
ILssszSE, togsihsr SteS a. s..e b.
~. on isI alEsSSs - Env SarosE' Wv SAPff@
=" DIT sLoCva.Iu ~ 81 HSs 501f
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.

HoTxA
No. connects al Charleston with last train east
Q. u. Railway. This train leaves Gneinn All via
c. W. B. Il. T. At BIS Q. IN, reaching Charleston
at s:sS p. m.
No. 2 connects at Pt Pleasant with {. & C., Nv
4 T. road for Middieport and Pomeroy.
Trains daily except Sunday run GU Eastern stand.
ard time.
Tickets for sale al II. L. Riggs store in Charles
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GINSENG.
wheeling,

Per pound, sff0&I sg scsosiiIg to size
ofroots. Market dull.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
= (oPERArIssl
CLEVELAND 4 PTTTsRpk8 X H.
Condensed Timetable Of passenger trains corrs..
ed ~ AUGUST q, lss5-Csnirzl Standard Time.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia
Wheeling.

PanIpELrHIA, November l3.-Wooi--
Quiet but STEADY.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, November 10.
The MARKET eOuun1ss rather anll, AID
little doing. Prices are same as last week,
ss follows: Fine fleece, Washed, Soc;
Gue fleece, unvashed, onsthiri CT; coArse
fleece, washed, z1@23e; coarse fleece, M
washed, 2O@?2e; medium, washed, BOO;
medium, unUsGhed, 20922ei tub
washed 25@S0c. There ID greater
demand for medium Aeeces although moi
much Of any grade Is being bought :.
present.
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WAN Ed.

XITASIED Young sdIes in city or country TO
w work ior n ct their homes; fas,inanng EN- :
pIoyment; DO Instructions TO buy work can be
cent by mail distance 10 obeeuonl N 10 y pei
week can be made. No @ nVssing pa rueaiGu irte
or sample Of work mailed Tor four cen n In stan
PleGse ado rsss, HOVE ABNCTAcTuRISs Co Bos-
ton Ma p. o. Rox leie. anlSo
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while &c Aho includes
slI minor departments Of
rural interest, such As the
Poultry yard. Entomology,
Bee-keeping GrenhOuss aud
GIapery, Veterinary Replies,
Farm Questions and AZ ,wers, Fire
eide Reading. Domestic Economy, and
Asummiry Of the Nrws Of the Week.
Its MARKET REFoRTs are unusually com.
plete. and much attention 10 paid 10
the Prospects q The crops, n lhrO~-
ing light upon Que OF the most I'm
poTtant Of all questions - When
10 Buy and when 10 Sell. II 10
literally nlususted, and Ia
intended 10 supply, In
continually iRcr,asins lie.
gree. and 10 the besi
sente OF the term,
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LIVE AGRICUIT URAL NEWSPAPER

Although the COUNTRY GKSILENLs hAs Lesn
GREATLY EELARGED by increasing Its sihe
from l6 10 20 rags weekly, the terms eontDue as
heretofore, when paid strictly 10 advance: oSE
Cory, one year, %. 30; fOUR Copies, $40, and
an additional copy ICr The year free 10 the sender
VI he Club; TIN COPIEs, SEQ, and an additional
copy for the yen free 10 the sender OF the Club.
ss- Ali SEw Subscribers for 1885, paying in
advance rev. will receive the paper WEEKLY, from
our receipt Of the remittance, 10 January la, 1855
WITHOUT CHARGE.
Es- spsS. meI Copies tree. Addrh,
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nnasawteAl ALBANY, N. v.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, H50,O00
I'VE do hsreby certify that We supervi.e the q,
rknsensnts for all che Monthly and SEMI nhai
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery % npany
ana In person manage and control the dravfnls
thenselyes, and that The szIas are cordueied viii
honesty Harness. and In good iGith toward 81 Per
tSes and se suthoTtSe tbs company 10 use this OF
tihaate with iGesiailes Of cur ngosiuIss sttAthsd
m iu siyeTtiseIaelu"
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,nfaRn FoR ALL. 5to IS per day easily
wVtkN made Costly Mt FkEk Addren r.
WUtln d. YICKEkY, Augusta Maine
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CANON FARKAR TALKS ON DANTE

The Eminent EnS lish Archdsncon Draws
a Large Audience at Central Music
Hall
80, HsrgfY
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WHEELING AND ELM GR0vE n. 2
NN AND Aztec SUNDAY, NOVEMBER !,
isS trains on the wheeling and Elm Grove
Railroad will rsn as fOllOEs:
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ClsoIsE4rI, November ID. - Hogt--
Fum; common and light % OO@S 90;
packing and butchers s. 50@3 so. Re
ceipts /, SEQ head shipments 40 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17

IUEIC UHIn y As
GAY Han or WHISPERS ehengei 10 =
GLOSSY BLACK by = single application o
his DHE. II tmpagcs = natural color, ac2
Bstantaneo1sly. sold py DroSSlsls' "
cent BY express on rsceipt Of "a.
office. "A MnrrRN ST. hoNa York.
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CoLKuo. O., November l6 Wheat
Closed easier; No. cash or November
95lc; December 964c; January 9, &c; Feb
ruary ssic ssleS; Nav 81 03i. Corn
Easier; cash normally ct acc; November
4Sc; year 4Oc; January 2stei May 39sS
asked. 0ats-Neglected; No. ? cash 2sae;
Nav &c. Clover sSeeG-inac;ive; cash or
November s so; December IS so; Feb,
ruary IS IS.
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Minor Mention.

The Acknowledgements had to send the
aoor-keeper out, yesterday morning, to bring in
several members before the Senate could begin
business.
Representative Brownlee's speech yesterday.
in response to Patterns TRADE against Grant and
Garfield, is believed by many who heard it to be
the most forcible that has been delivered in the
House during the session.
Senator Benz's bill for the relocation of county
seats passed the Senate yesterday afternoon. 1t
provides that election Tor changing county
seat shah be ordered by the commissioners if
there is petition for it by DO per cent OF the
voters, and tire change shall be made if 20
per cent. vote in favor of it.
The claim Of Matthew III. Campbell for 81 700
On account of extra work as a teacher in the
State University between 1889 and 1854, is again
before the Legislature. Ii is said by those who
have inquired into the matter, that the claim is
just, but on account of it's age it has become
ghost Of the Legislative graveyard.
Senator Baileys bill for the appointment of
State boiler inspector was overwhelmingly de-
feated in the Senate yesterday afternoon, only
four members voting for it. Senator Mcintosh
remarked that if he should vote for the bill his
constituents would mob him when he returned
aome. and Lieutenant-gosernor Manson re-
sponded that he ought to be mobbed if he voted
for it
The Bryant bill increasing the number of
members of the State Board of Health from four
to five, and empowering the Governor to APP
point the additional member, finally passed the
House yesterday. The signature of the Governor
is now all that is necessary to make it law. 1t
Is said that DIR. G. n MeGcaif. of this city, will
De appointed the additional member of the
board
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vide that two trustees shall be Of the same 20
htlcal party This amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Patten moved that the bill, with the pend
ing amendments, be recommitted to a select com
mlttee OF three, to be appointed by the Speaker,
with instructions to report at o'clock this after
noon, at when time the matter will be considered
as special order This motion not agreed
to.
Mr.. Sayre said that the outrage had gone far
enough. The Democrats might keep on post
poning, but there was no better time to act
upon the matter than at the present time.
mr.. Gordon also opposed recommitting the
bill. and on his motion the proposition to recon-
nit was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Barney the bill was amend
ed by reducing the salaries of the trustees from
$500 to 800 year
On motion of Mr.. Adams the bill was ordered
engrossed, and made special order for 8 o'clock
this morning
Mr.. McClellan's bill ia. r. 1901 requiring
freight trains TO carry passengers was defeated
by yeas 81 nays 81
Mr.. Smiths tof Poseyl bill [H. r. 1861 for the
relief of John D. Works was passed by yeas &c.
nays5
Mr.. Dittenore called up the bill rs 1921 to
amend the act establishing the State Board of
Health, which was passed by yeas 81 nays &c.
Mr.. French's bill LEI. r. 426l to create the
Office of State boiler inspector was read third
time and debated, but pending vote on it the
House adjourned.
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A Congregation scandalixed.

SCRANTON, Pa, March l7.--Jast as Mrs. w.
W. Winton, an elderly woman of commanding
presence and great dignity, arose in Providence
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday morning to con-
graduate and extend the hand of fellowship to
sixty professed converts. Aaron Mcdonald, who
has long been embittered by the loss of large
sum through the failure of Mr. Winton, jumped
to his feet. with a wild look, and in voice that
attracted every ones attention denounced Mrs.
Winton as hypocr,te and fraud Mcdonald
was intensely excited. and all efforts to quiet
him were unavailing until he had told the story
of his losing SIS, 700 in eleven years and bitterly
denounced Mrs. Winton for her fancied connec-
ton with the occurrence All proceedings were
suspended during McDonald's TRADE, and Mrs.
Winton was deeply mortified, while the whole
congregation was scandalized
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THE SATURDAY JOURNAL.

THE JOURNAL has made arrangements for
series of original stories for publication in the
SATURDAY EDITION. from such writer's as
Hjalmar Fl. Boyesen, w. ID. Howells, Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, Sarah Orne Jewett and Others
This special feature will continue through tina
year 1885 in the SATURDAY JOURNAL. Sub
scrptions are received for this edition exclu-
siyely at Two DoLLARs YEAR The SATUR-
DAY JOURNAL is twelve-page paper. and is
filed with the choicest reading
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THE PROCEEDINGS In DETAIL.
Passage of the Bill Requiring Mortgages To
Be Recorded Within Ten DAYS.
THE SENATE.

Passage OF the Bill Requiring Mortgages To
Be Recorded Within Ten Days.
The proceedings of the Senate were opened
with prayer yesterday morning by Representa-
1--WE Staley.
Mf J4indley introduced bill rs. 1861 to amend
section 1906 of the Revised Statutes of 1881,
nroviding that county commissioners may make
allowances TO agricultural societies, which was
read the first time and referred to the committee
On agricultura
Mr. Macy introduced bill rs. 36il to fix ccart
terms in the Twenty-ffth, Twenty eighth and
Forty eighth judicial circuits. On his motion
the constitutionalru was dispensed with, by a
tYo.thirds yea and nay vote. The bill was pressed
. the mai vote and passed by yeas 81, nay 0.
ION motion by Mr. Weir. Mr.. Thompson's bill
). 334l TO pay Matthew NJ Campbell for extra
seTvices AS teacher in the Indiana University,
81 700, with committee recommendation that
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omcers Protected by United States Troops

DENVER, March 1S-The Tribune Republic
ans Springer, N. NJ, special says by order
of President Cleveland, o detachment of the
Tenth Infantry arrived this afternoon and es-
corted to Las Vegas, for safe keeping, the be-
sieged officers. Lee, Kimberly and Hixenbaugh,
the slayers of the three desperadoes, Rogers,
Currie and Red river Tom, in their attack on the
officers in the Jail on Monday last While
many of the cowboy avengers left
town last night, many remained,
determined to avenge the death of their com
rades as soon as the officers made their appear
ance. Of this the latter were advised, hence the
request of the Governor for military escort out
of town. On arrival of the train the inhabitants
focked to the housetops and the greatest excite
ment prevailed, as it expected an attack
would be made upon the soldiers and an at
tempt be made to seize the officers and hang
them. No demonstration was made, however" .
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.lI.H g]l INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FOR 1888.
The Most Popular, Most Widely Circulated, and Most
Comprehensive Newspaper in indiana

THE JOURNAL collects the news from all
parts of the world, regardless of expense and
prints it in an attractive and intelligent man
ner.
THE JOURNAL adheres politically to the
Republican party because it believes that the
principles Of that party are right and that TWEEN
ty-four years of successful and honorable admin
stration entitle it to the respect and confidence
of the people.
THE JOURNAL has special correspondent at
Washington who will send the fullest reports
of news from the National Capital. This feature
viii be particularly looked after. now that the
national administration has passed into the con-
troll of the Democratic party: This departments
of the Journal is of particular interest to In
dianians
THE JOURNAL will give each day the fullest
reports Of the proceedings of the State Legisla-
ture.
THE JOURNAL of Monday win contain the
reports of the sermon preached by Rev. DR.
Talmage, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, the Sun
day before.
THE JOURNAL always contains the complet
est and freshest railway news
THE JOURNAL prints complete and accurate
Financial and Market reports--not only of In
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THE JOURNAL is the only paper in Indiana
that prints the full reports of the Western AS
ISOLATED Press, supplemented by special reports
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THE JOURNAL is newspaper and as such
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Compliments OF the Season.

New York Times.
Two colored ladies became involved in wordy
difficulty recently.
go long wifi yo," said one of the ladies Wig
orously. ''Yo' poo ignorun' black trash, yo'
can't dance reel no mo- dan err fo' yeah chile. y
go long wifi yo, yo'selfn replied the other
lady defantly. II knows can't dance a reel,
but dom take ahsenic for my complexshun
likes yon
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Afternoon session.

Consideration of the bill for the reorganization
OF the Knightstown institution was resumed.
DIR. Adams moved to amend the bill so as to
provide that the SUPERINTENDENT shall be an hon
orably discharged Union soldier Mr. Kellison
moved to amend this amendment by making the
superintendent the widow OF an honorably dis
charged soldier. Both of these propositions were
tabled by yeas 63, nays o.
Mr. Robinson, the only Greenback member of
the House, moved to amend the bill 30 as TO pro-
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LOUISVILLE, March 18.-Michael Schwabb, of
New York, and A. r. Parsons, of Chicago, rep
resentatives of the dynamiters. Anarchists and
Socialists, are in the city for the purpose of agi-
tating feeling in favor OF social revolution.
They delivered an infammatory address to an
immense crowd, this evening, at Liederkranz
Hall. After the meeting number of groups
were organized
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Innocent Childhood,
New York Times.

New York Times.
Fond Mother-What dear, sweet little fell
We're to die and 90 to s heaven Il thought that
God would let him play with the stars.
Father turning his boot upside down and
shaking it violently -Now, who put that tooth
brush and powder in there9.
Fond Mother tresignedly) -Oh, ! suppose it
was Bobbyi
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GALILEo said the world was round, but under
pains and fortunes of barbarous age he was
forced to recant No person who has discovered
the virtues of Mishler's Herb Bittcrs could be
induced to change their opinions Thousands of
persons DOW living owe their ives to it. Mr.
Robert Evans, Lancaster Pa, recommends 1t
for kidney and liver troubles.
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required petition Of 40 per cent and vote Of
10 per cent to change the location of county
seat.
The bill authorizing the payment of about $13,-
900 to w H DRAPER, the stenographer of the
General Assembly. for the publication of the
BREWER Legislative Reports that were author
lied published and accepted by the Legislature,
came up for consideration. ard, pending the dis
cussion upon it, the Senate adjourned until this
morning
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Ready Reasons for Reaction.

Detroit Journal
is it true, Nellie, that you are gong to give
up your lessons in china decoration and learn to
wash and iron? How can you think of doing
anything so horribly common?o
Yes; it is really true | thought would
astonish your
but why do you do itl"
"Well vou know how hard it Is to get salts
factory work done at the laundry, and-moth-
er's growing old!"
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Is such pronounced success that its publishers
have felt compelled to yield to the demand and
enlarge it, and arrange for its sale in every town
and city of the State of Indiana and surrounding
territory. The price of the paper will be FIVE
CENTS, for which ithas been, as a matter of fact.
generally Sold The columns of the Sunday
Journal are full Of the best literature of the day
from the leading writer's of the world Allth
best writers of Indiana contribute to It's columns
THE WEEKLY INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
Is the best Weekly in Indiana for the farmers
and country readers All the best features Of
the Daily and Sunday Journal are transferred to
it's columns, and it has. specially prepared by @
competent editor, review Of the news Of the
week, and complete Farm and Household
department The price of the Weekly Ia ONE
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the issues of the Journal. address
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annapolis, Ind.
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THE WEATHER BULLET N.
Indications
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON March 10 1898.

WASHINGTON March 10, 1855:
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley--Gen-
orally fair. warmer weather, winds generally
westerly.
For the Lower Lake Region-Snow falls. fair
weather, slight fall followed by rising tempera-
ture, westerly winds
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather,
northwesterly winds, generally warmer. pre-
ceded by slight fall of temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Generally
fair weather, preceded in northern portion by
slight fall of temperature, northerly winds
For the Missouri Valley-Generally fair,
warmer weather, northerly winds becoming
variable.
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A Deem Cnt i'm Rates.

CHATTANOOGA March 18-The Cincinnati
Southern railroad announces o reduction of
freight rates from New York to this city from
81 Az for frst-e!ass to forty cents