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NRUsTEE,s SALE.

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| By virtue OF q Deed OF TruG! made by ], n. Good
| trustee for Barbara EpkhArdt, the SAID Bar pan
| EckhaFdt and u. WtTneF Eckh6Tdt, her husband Il
| tn undersigned trustee, dated June 70, 1883, art
recorded IN the Office Of the Jerk OF The County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia ~ Deed o
Trust Book so TO- page 2aL will sell u public
auction Ut tho front door Of the court House d
said county, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885
commencing at 10 Oclo. K, a, M, the following de
tbed real Cstate that Is OIuy, The south OnehA
OF lot number ne irOnt0g on the west side O.
Main street be- .We0n Ihiid and Fourth ttEeelSi
No III Whpslllg, together with tue improvements
erected thereon; but excepting and resely.ug
thereiTom strip Of ground I'VE feet IN width oil
TIC western end and the III width Of said lOL
Also excepting aud r,SeYlng u strip ground
two ieOt In width oil the northern side the full
depth Of said lot The Aforesaid strips OF ground
arc reserved for the use Of hg owner or oNnerS, Of
laid lot ~ private alleys, forever.
Also Tcservlng the right 10 the owner or ownfry
Of % frame building nuw ont . north one'hAlt Of
said lot AMI extending over and resting on two
feet OF said south One'hGt Of lott No Y TO remain
thereon Until tue owner or owners wish 10 erect
now building on the pOrtl half o said lot NO o.,
The title 70 the above pIOpGrt, believe 10 DO
me by said Deed Of Trust,
Terms Of sAiG.-Uns third Of the purchase money,
aud III much more W the purchase elects TO pay,
In cash on tho day VI ARlei lhe balance In two
equal InRtAllmenh at one and two years respective.
", uOtes beanpg interest tIOn the day Of hRle 10
10 GiVOn iLF the deferred payments, aud tue build,
NJ 10 DO / p insured by the purchaser foe tho
benefit OF suCh deferred pAymtnts aud tho III . 70
b. rOtaIued until payment y made ~ full;
J, r. GONDES, Trustee,
", II, HALI,ER, AUC'iOnCer, uOYl2
W. ], W. CON DEN, solicitor
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would chow there were 40 tons. II Ia true
Il wSa weighed in ia heaviest condition,
80 he drew 1t as fast % cut down, but sup.
pose 1t will weigh out next winter but 50
tons, he has then the equivalent In feed
ing value. Of l2 tons Of Well.cuEed hay,
Another fact, which we read out Of the
factory book, when the corn was mature
enough to feed, some Of II was cut and
fed to his cows, The same cows tho daily
yield Of which was down to $50 pounds
per day, in few days, alter feeding on
chopped corn fodder, yielded about 282
pounds per day. That is 500 pounds Of
1t per day, costing not more than 2b cents,
added so pounds to the yield Of milk,
worth 50 cents per day,
Farmers should put these little facts
down in their note books, and heed them
when signing over the great cost Of feed
ing 2 good dairy COW. Oheapeped pro-
duction 10 tbs key to success, Men can
learn how, In one year or lees, and be on
tha high road TO prosperity, just ss well
as to be q life time about 1t, and bs "hard-
up all the time.
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snlld pnal. AbonL l!n.Ilnge.

81. LOniI Journal NJ Agrcuimk
1.-THE proof ct the pudding" II 10 Eald,
"is chewing tho bag" Tho proof d tho
value Of cnsllsso unquetllOnStly liCS In
the continuous practical use Of II. We
believe tho general Introduction Of this
Cla,s Of forage will DO attended by great
advantages to the dairy and stock bus.
ineta aud also TO general farming, aud
heboe We urge nnon all az least trial Of
Il. We publIib The heloV rBmprEg on this
subject from ah exchange
Many have been ekeptlgRl on the point
Of The great weight oil euellsVe fodder corn
that II has been reported could be, and
had been grown upon an acre. We have
spoken hpioreaboit Mr.. Edward Winklet's
bIlo In UGaukse county, and ne now give
A fact wa took from bib lips, His laiid ID
In The valley Of the Milwaukee river, a
sandy loan, was rich naturally, md was
Also well ietlliEpd with barn yard ma
nufe, and Tia manure WRs iBrtiliE d, ior
he feeds his cows with a liberal band
Fiotn one acre be drew thitty.one loadI
Of fodder corn, and weighing ono load III
near 10 an aVefags "a possible 10 Judge
he found hO lad S,lVO pounds ThiI
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February 400 asked; steamer 42lc bid.
o t. finn; Western white $3.50; do mix.
Q 3lsS2Bc. Provisions STEADY aud quiet,
Messpp'k llC. Lard refined 7!C, Eggs
hEm at s5', Coffee higher and firm Rio,
cargo, ordinary to fAlr 12Esl9Ic. Other
articles unchanged.
CINcwSArI, o., Nov. 15.-Cotton, firm
mltdling SIC. Flour easy; family $S,l5a
800; fancy s355s3.375 Wheat firm ;
No. 2 red 7Ga Dorm quiet; No. 2 mixed
3Gia37c, Oats Armi No. y mixed 2Slc.
Rye lrmi No. 2 5j'hGc. Park dull al
80 so. Lard steady at 1854. Bulkmests
lOwer short ribs 1887. Bacon, fair de.
mGnd; short ribs 81 l2! short cut 81, S7l.
Whisky firm at Sl.l3. Butter firm; extra
creamery $685.; choice dairy lSA20c.
insecd oil quiet and firm st 3aa40o. So.
gar eaGyi hard rcanad Q.aGlc; Now Or
IeSra new 4!Gbt. Hogs firm; common
and light 81 9OA4 on; packing and butch,
ers $S.SO44 10 E!VS quiet and firm At
1920 Cheese Arm; CHOICE mild, tull
etesm 1llll!c.
TotsDo, o., Nov l5,-Wheat dull; cash
lOtC; December Ut bid; January 7S4 bid.
Corn steady cash 3SiMay 4lsc bid; cats
neglected,
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POISONED WATER.

tLIsallA yalraaI.l


10 Avoid Il,
tusaih JO~GaL)
Tho reports of the Boards Of Health shov
q condition OF things in tho Drinking water
supplies of this Country, that is absolutely
appalling, In ono family alone three deaths
are reported, the cause Of which could b.
traced directly to bad water, Poisoning by
drinking water, is the worst kind Of sickness
or death, It's effects are not immediate, but
arc none tho less certain in the course Of .
few weeks or months, Tho loss otappstto,
headache, tirOd feeling and the thousand
and ono symptoms which indicate tho ap-
proach Of disease, aro certain to BE- felt
Water supply III the city Ia bad enough; but
In the smaller towns and farming COM
mnpitlSs, the water Is often drawn from
wells that aro simply dEainagsS from barns
and out-houSes,
Such bsipg the terrible fact, what can DO
done 10 avert this syil1 Certainly not by
drinking liquors, mineral waters or similar
connections, for they arc frequently more
injurious than Ordinary water. The only
way to avoid the above evils, Ia BY keeping
tho health pure, A gentle StlmulSnt to the
digestive organs and faculties, and . strength
imparting aud usrVe-buildipg compound, q
what the body requires, Is what the people
should havO, Such preparation Il found
In tho wonderful VolinR Cordial which IL ae-
CoDpliShingSo much throughout the country,
and Is becoming SO popular being com,
posed Of purely vegetable elements both
pRlAtAblS aud strengthening, it countsracts
the evil effects OF poisoned water, and rem.
doris their injuriouR clements harmless,
Thestrikingfeatu Of this remarkable die.
eoYSry 10 10 open up q new medical dsld,
and Hlmost with fash accomplish what the
doctors have been looking for, for years,
that is pleasant medicine that could be
taken without fear or injury; that would
carry into the body now Rlbpmsn, which ID
the great sustaining, strengthening and en-,
llVSning element Of human life. Just what
"springs" urO to vehicle SO far as pleasant
riding " ponceFpel Is RlbumSn to thS human
System, go far IA good health goes. With.
out 1t, you get weary, tired, have troubled
thoughts, feel ont Of sorts, broken down and
your system Is open 10 every disease or local
trouble Tho Volina Cordial rsleyGs Al ibis
aud makcG ono fpGl new ali over.
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6iyc Ely's Cream Balm trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for tho cure oil
cstarih, hay fever, cold in the head, ETC.,
can be obtained Of any reputable drug.
glst and may BIO relied upon Us a safe and
pleasant remedy for the above complaints
and will Rive immediate rOliei. It IL not
q liquid, snuff or powder, has no offensive
odor and can be used at any time with
good results, as Thousands can testify,
among thOm some OF tho attaches Of this
oftice,-Spirit Of The Times, May 20, 1885.
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she Played Mamma.


udfuord IIms4'
Little Florence was elk years old, and
her brother Willie two years younger,
One evening their mamma wished them t
go to bed, and knowing the little girl
fondneBs for playing mamma she said
"Como now, children, l haven't had Tint
yet 10 look over the morning paper; you
run right 10 bed now ard let mamml
read Florence, you can play Mamma ant
put your little bTotherto bed Just as do
you know" "All wight" said Florence
sitting down and taking up paper In i'm
itation Of her mammal "wun wight d.
to bed, Willie, want 10 wead the morn
ing paper"
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Aupe.oalrl1er,

Having sold nine,tenthS Of the Writing MAOhinel
,Old IN the State, we claim Il clearly demonstrate
he superiority OF our mRchines, Below We. give
rarttAl list Of customer WIng than;
Daily lntelliganceE,
Daily Register
News Letter,
W. 2. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, Attorney
Joseph Z. PAUL, attorney.
Russell 4 stifel, Gtto'neyE
q, y. StuBiss, attorney, AlOEHant0wn.
John A. Hutchinshn, attorney, P1rkersburg,.
Van Wlnk!e 4 Amber Rtt0rueys PGrkenbuig,
LOOMS 4 Tavenuer, attorneys, PRFkeBburH,
VI, II. II Flick, U. 8, District Attorney.
Hannibal FORBES, ). Commissioner
L. G. Delllcker, Clerk q. 8. Court, ParkersburH,
Clnreuce Smith, ClOk Of Court FAlrmont.
o N, Clemens, ClefE oil court, Pa kenbuT,
D O. HOGe, Clerk Of Court Hinton.
r. X. Fast, Clerk Of Court, MOrgantown,
Manufacturer lnIuranCc Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
UnderwHtcrB' Insurance Company.
AlderS0n d Atkinson, luEirNnco Agency
Edw. W. DunRwRy, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes q Co.
ZRrnitR Bros, lroEOrs.
Junction iron Work..
Whitaker Iron Works.
LRughlin Iron Works.
BcnWOod Iron Works,
A. ]. Sweeney h 'or.
Hobbg, Brockunler 4 Co,
For full Particular In ;eRard TO terms oiSalo and
W. ~ Ell ROSE d CO.,
IuiL s. Twelfth Street.
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1Ienews nor Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chssley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which 10 vouched fol
by the residents Of the town: VI atn "a
years old, have bean troubled With kid
ney complaint and lamsneBS for many
years. could not drets myself withou!
help. Now | am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able 10 do all my owt
homework. love my thanks 10 Electric
BltlerB for having renewed my youth ant
removed Compstsly all disease and pain.
Try q bottle, only 500, Of Logan 4 Col
drug BtoFe.
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Nenl GsGate.
FOR sALE.

SACrCs Of land, 8 acres Of which Hrc suitable for
market gardening, Il u lie cast oil ITlaClphiA.
Therc IA on II iOumCd House, STABLE large
Poultry Home, Stone MIX llOuIe, good Spring
and good Well, 100 bearing Fruit Trees, 10 stands
Of G'apCa. This ptOporty Is valued AZ t2OVVi VIII
exchange for largo tract VI Land oil ABOUT Ihe
same Value
No la TwCnty.niuth $50,
No. q Virginia al . 70 INST hall l0l Of utOuhu'
No. 10 North FfOntat n.,,s,..,
NO 22l1 kOil' ST., 4 rpuTrCd Brick, uf0unu 10 Ieet
front, running back TO alley. g.,
No IVA and ll2p EOn Bt.i foil LOT 70 iCeI HohI'
running back iB1 feet.
No, Wis MCltillOCl n. ...-.,-.,,.,. 80.
4 desirable Manufacturing sllc, centrally lOca'
ted
Two do,lnblS pieces Of Property oil Charles 'l'
WClbburR, ", Va
SAhy other Houses and Farms.
DOyOu want " exchange your CITY Properly lot
10 roo want 10 buy vRrmS
10 yVu want 10 sell fartu7 81,
DO yOu want 10 exchange your Farm LOT CilJ
nOIGFtyi
% you want to rent HouscS
Do you wait 10 buy ll0usQi
DO you want personal attention given 70 Iuo VOL
lection vi Rents, ,.-,.-.,..
Do you want a DrCd Of Trust IGa,C, Declaration
for Pension, Deposition ln your glalm l0r req
sion increase Of POn'iOn, ChAtgo OIL DcHetuntl te
moved aud Au honor bic discharge, Communication
81 AliOrh while q pti.OnCt OF war, bouhlyi AT
feart Of lay, or AIRY EOlatlAl business cone
II 10, tall Ons0t addtets,
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EsaStes Sales,
TRUsTRE's SALE,

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust to me, made b
Alex. 2. Hon sud LayinlAu, EoH, hts wife, ant
dated the 7th day OIL July, In the year lhs9 Rnc
recorded In The CLERK 3 OtlCe Of the County CouIl
Of Ohio county, West YlRluia, IN Deed Of TTuI
Book No, 70, page IS, viii Iell az puplio auction
~ the tront door Of the Court HouSs Of Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, THR 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER
commencing at 10 O'Clock A, ", the following do,
Ecrlbed property, that Is 70 say; A certain piece Of
land lying on the west aide OF Main AtTeet, and IN
the city Of Wheeling ana designated IN the general
plat Of said city, as lot No, thlrtylYe 1861, being
the same property conveyed by b, N. Rof aud
vile 10 said Alex Q, EnR by deed dated the tiSt
day Of December, 1865, aud recorded In Deed
Book No 3D. page III, In tho Office u the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
The title u believed " DO perfect, but viii con
y9y only tuch uts q u vested In me BY said deed
TERMS OF SALE: ouethird Of the purchase
money Ia cash, and 10 much more as the purchaser
should elect y pay on the day oil HaG, the residue
In two equal llAtlllmentS In one and Two year,
from day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give his uggou
able notes for the deferred payments bearing In.
teresl, 10 be secured By q deed Of trust on tho
property, Up WlEGERTkR, Trustee
The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER ", at same time and place,
noVh Y, i, WlNGEkTER, TTuSte,
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&HuCaLInHaA'
RT, Do GHAATAL ACADEMY,
MAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Tho talrty.plnth year OF thIl Well.EnOWu Acld'
,my, under the charge Of the Valuation Nuul,
spsps on the fnt HoadAy Of BOptsnbOE next and
continues ten mouthS,
Pupils received ct any time In the EelHIon,
Those who desire TO place their tRughten in an
Institution G1O'dins exceptional advantages In
Tue way OIL beGlthiul and delightful location, OK
ooilenl rOsrd, thorough discipline aud instruction
.. the hands Of lifelong teachers in every depart
uent Of female education, including the modem
languages AID music, should send Tor catalogue
Of this SCHOOL, Address
DirsCsless OF the Academy ofthe Visitation,
MT De CHANTAL,
IuEDAW Near Wheeling, ", Va.
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOGUTIgH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
SCAN, Street, N, W., walAIpStOu,.O, o.
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal.

Summer Session NJ Mt. LLKI PARK, Garrett Co.,
ma, beginning July 10, at 1880 A. ~, CloalnG
Ingust 81, lss5,
ADVANTAGES oFFERRD RYTHR INSTITUTION
1. The Natural Development aud Culture Of tho
Voice for the purpose Of COnvGTSatloni ReadIng;
Public Address aud Singing. The correct use 81
ID OnuR Of Articulation and Respiration; 70
Eelhcf with the Philosophical laws by which th0Sp
SiSans axe preserved and developed,
lie easy aud Natural Expression OF Sentiment
by means OF Speech and Gesture; including Char
IieflAiiOn; Dramatic Reading aud Recitation
speCia instruction In Expressive Bible aud ShRkeg
marc reading and In the reading Of Hymns.
a Tic opportunity Afforded Teachers for the
study 0i Practical Methods for Teaching ATtlcula
Don aud aiphtReadinS, Methods based upon the
Principles OF DtlsEia,
IadieS' CiAs for the study al Kindergarten and
Primary Normal Methods VIII be formed aud SOU
IOns held daily from July IL To August ~, 1886.
The rla8 win 10 taught by Miss SUSIE POLLOCK
OIL Wuh.ugton d. o. who studded aud graduated
practice class for children will DO held on thGef
dGIs OF thu week, {Ses NJ clalT9e.
Free Lectures Will DO given by hN, Hart and
MI rOi!OcS, each upon the interests OF hes oWp
DEPARTMENT
For PARTICULARS RddTGS9-
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SUSIE POLLOCK,
Wal InGion, D, C,
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Chicago Etri.
He wOfO upon his hSnd'ortan a placsrdi
"ThlB poor man Loaf hiS sight at the bat.
Ito Of lukA.n A gentleman saw him open
his eyes and look at bic watch. "Hsfo,
cir | thought you Lost your sight al tho
battle Of Iuka." 80 did lost my sight
OF my gun, Shl Stop SSlde, or, and let
the lady como up"
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of dys.
pepsia. ACter,a Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro dyspepsia, indigestion aud conntlpa.
ton sold on o positive guarantee at %
and 20 cent?, by Logan 4 Co., and Charles
M0nkemellOt, q
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NEW YoRx, Nov. l6.-Throuah a large
movement Of receipts IN tho execution Of
orderS good volume Of sales has been
reached, but otherwise the market has
been quiet,
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. 15.-Cattle-
Receipts 3 2BS hsad shipments ,7Ol head
market dull, quarter or from last weeks
prices; good many going through In tirs
hands. Hogs-RcCeipt6 0,4O0; ship
ment9 gS00; market active; Phila
delphias 81 95a4 30; Workers, Sl.l0A4 %
comiaon and light S. 0Oa4 90 Sheep
Receipts 5000; shipments 200; market
active; 25C higher than last week.
CHICAGO, Nov. l5-Cattle receipts G 0OC
head equipments 2 900 market uneven and
generally EteRdy SnlppingBeers 8 30A5 10
stockers and feeders 2s3 80; COWS
bulls and mtxsd 25a3 90. Bulk 9 00a
2 25, Through lgxNs steers 3 3Oa3 Is
Western rangers dull; natives aud hall
breeds 3 70aj60; winteIed Texans 2S0a
1926 Hogs, receipts 10000; shipments
10 COO; market active, l0o h,g her. Rough
and mixed 34htS 10; pack ing and ship.
ping a7i44 OOi light 8 l5i8 05; skipl
3 a5aa TO- Sheep, receipts 5000, ship.
ments 1000; market steady; natives 2 SIS
so 90; western 2 00s3 C5; lambs 3 GOA %
Cables London quotes cattlu dull but
prices shade better bsst Americans 1876
per pound,
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Petroleum,

BRApFoRD, Pa, Nov. 10 Opened 7Glc;
closed 74lci highest TIC; lowest 74tc;
cltaranceS 2,7l4 goo.
Oh CiTY, Pa, Nov. IS Opened at
Iac; highest, 10; lowest, 7Alc; closing at
744c. Sales, 5,GO5, 600; clearauces, $3.50 900;
charters, 6,7l4; shipments, O5,l32 runs
76,84S.
PITrsDURGu, Nov. l6.--Petroleum active
irregular and unsettled. Opened at Zoe;
closed ut I4sci highest 71sc; lowest 74ic
TIrusYlLLS, Pa, Nov l5.-Opened 75ci
highest lie; lowest 74!C; closed 7lic.
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Yet while winds coeeF and summer Toys depart,
A host Of ONE pieREuICs now doth come
Br tn m and Ms eTS altered, all COME home,
Thanksgiving thesr abounds, while fond Smile'
start,
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Al tThIu1 utuy eXtept suLuhi,
PullmRn's Palace hudel OF Hotel Sleeping Can
through without change nom hteubenYtlle EAlt 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
81. Louis. i
For through tickets, baggage checks, HlaepiuO car
accommodations aud any further Information gp.
ply 70 JOHN q, TOMLlHsON Ticket Agent 81 PAN,
handle station, foot u Eleventh btIeGl or NJ City
Ticket ONCE under Mcclure HeuId, Wheeling
JAMES AcOREA,
General Manager Plthhurgh, 70,
Genl Pass and Ticket Agent httsbHISh. "a
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THIN, curtains down, EToHnd the fro we press
10 Iing aud list, to lOlp ana Ia gh anu play:
But while the ill gees found each heart can
say;
"EOveui6er brings Thanksgiving, Lord, We bless
Thee for UuI happinGAW
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JAMES A. HENRY,

:sRCGl n,aGN Agent, collector, and Notary Public
oCy iinIrr. 20 i6is Market E,trct.
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The skies lnok cold;-w ni.driyen clouds snud BY
While tilfll gaCA whlrlgiIe dry ieayis Rwsyi
Fair uLO llEu iflends Who come to Us OLe day
Creep TO the uea /, bHlg uyelight 10 tue eye
Then drOop aud Jade aud Gle.
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gramspur1anSu,

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI K ST,
j LOUIS Panhandle Route;
Time table for East aud West corrected 10 NOV,
II, 1855, Trains leave Panhandle station, iOIl VI
Eleventh street, near pablo landing, u follows
nantFRl Standard time!
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CHE gtstelIigsaCer.
November,
Brooklyn NaOG;Rs,

Ths year IL waningl sOl'mn sounds are heard
Among tue branches Of each Wind tosfd tres;
Brown looks the gIaAsi no floral gems We Leei
FoRakIn l(Ats by Wlndh alone are slIrd,
Aud not BY wing oil bird.
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81. ClairBvIllU Accommodation ItAVes leSnnR
al 6iSb a. m, l:t0 aud 600 p. m; leAvea DOlAite
Of 9lO . m 2:2S aud 6;S6 p. m. Returning, ar
Hives at Wheeling al Silb Q. M, 1;S5 and 65 p na
daily except sunday.
Of ll:9S o. NJ and RrriyDl Of MoundIvillO a u:U
r. M, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 3. IS p, m.
GAINESVILLE accommodation leaves Wheeling 81
1 100 D. M, daily except Sunday.
1880 p N, train through % Cincinnati without
CHANGE with Il. 4 0. Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati,
3 Il D. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling To Cincinnati on
No. g. leaving Wheeling Of 0:25 a. M, arriving Gt
Cincinnati Of $50 p. m.
LluAe ConuoCtlUiIb arc made Tor oil points South
and Southwest, North aud Northwest, making this
desirable route Tor OolonlSts and peigOnE moving
10 the great Wesl, and 70 Whom particular atom
Tickets 70 all principal points on Eale at Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can DO secured
S'TtIi0s q BURKE Ticket Agent, B. d o. Depot
JOHN DAILIE Union ONCE.
JOHN 4. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent,
z. 7. nEVRlE5. GenerHl Agent wheeling
Bent County register., 1886-08-28

THERE is far more hay being put
up in Bent county this fall than usu-
al, and perhaps more than WAS ever
put up in one year before The ex-
perience of the past two winters has
suggested the idea to stock owners
that it comes cheaper to provide feed
than to sell an animal in the spring
for the hide, or as is more often the
case have nothing but the hide to
sell. There never will! be time in
eastern Colorado again when cattle
will be allowed to entirely rustic for
their living during the whole wiut T..
Bent County register., 1886-08-28

The fine vegetables spld in this
market all ral>el in Bent county
should encourage those iutenlin. to
farm next year, and rs. the prepara-
tions cannot all be made in the
spring, work should begin this fall
by blowing, and where irrigation
will be depended on, running out the
bitches. Everything should be got
ready this fall, for spring will bring
its work and if all is left until then
but little will be accomplishe | and
in reality years time will be lost.
Bent County register., 1886-08-28

If you have ever >ai'l ANYTHING
uncomplimeuttry to MeNic" dear
reader, yon had better shun that
country. The Cutting case advises
US of the fact ,hat Mexico takes ju-
dicial notice of such remarks and
will railroad yuu into jail ii You are
caught across the Rio Grande.