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Wool.

BosToN, MASS, Jan, 93.-'rhe AdrsHher
in its weekly review Of the wool market
says: The demand continues mostly for
line aeeCes. 1t Is best for blood common
and COARSE Combings, but is light for I
clothing and Combing, Within a few
weeks large sales OF territory woods have
been made, so that selections are now ma
terially reduced. The bulk Of the terri
tory woods now on the market consists OF
Kansas, Utah aud East Oregon woods,
principally the latter. The stock OF desIr.
able territory woods Ia now insufficient for
the demand. No. | Ohio will not bring
$50, but IL is held at that. The supply Is
light but nevertheless Is amplefor tho de.
msnd. Practically the demand seems to
have left No. / haeCe for y and above
hseces. The supply Of NN Ohio offering
Is small.
There is como call for very fine Ohio
l~elRino, which shall grade Nm and above,
but q delaine that runs 10 Y Is not wanted.
Only choice Port Phillip wool can DO used
in place OF XX delaIle. Michigan \ Is
nominal at SIC, but 1t Is not in large sup.
ply at that, and some Is held above. The
total Offering Of Michigan Is small.
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The churches were we'll attended yester
The town Saturday night was Unusually
quiet.
Tho La Belle, # is said, will commence
making glass to-day.
The Ice dealers Of Bridgeport have had
no reason TO complain this year Of the
crop, as regards Quantity and quality.
Mrs. Buttoff, an old and highly respect.
ed citizen, died yesterday. She was the
mother Of Thomas and James Burtoff, aud
was in the 10th year Of her age.
Charles Barnhill, II is understood, las
preferred a charge against w. II. Daykin
Of shooting with intent 10 kill. These
men are the employees Of the q, Lid W.
road who quarreled last week,
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LOGAN 4 Co., and Charles Menkmel.
Ter tell of remarkable, cure effected by
Acker's Blood Elixir; A gentleman was
literally covered with sores brought on by
neglecting his system; ulcers or boiis
came out all over him, but q thorough
course Of ACker's Blood Elixir cured him.
They also say that they will warrant this
as being the best blood medicine that
can be bought. It is always certain TO
cure Syphilis In Ito worst form. II 10 pos.
lively guaranteed. TTHstw
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Not since the Murphy meetings has the
First Baptist church contained such an
audience as that OF last evening, Every
seat in the large room was filed, the space
IN the rear filled with chairs and 3 row Of
Chairsin the center and the side aisles. The
meetings during the past two weeks have
awakened great interest, and never in the
history Of the church has SO much interest
been manifested in revival work.
The services opened last evening by
singing Jesus, Lover OF My Soul" follow.
ed by 3 few introductory remarks by the
Pastor, RoV. q. NJ. Shot, preceding the
baptism. Alter the baptismal ceremonies
were over Mr.. Shot said 1t afforded him
great pleasure 10 announce to the audi
once that Rev. W. Z. Powell, OF Parkers.
burg, had kindly consented to assist in
the meetings during the coming week, and
would preach TO the congregation las!
evening as well as every evening during
this week at 1850 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Powell took for his text Mat
thews lII-S0 6. lie more than pleased the
congregation, being a pleasant talker and
easily followed through the line oiargument
the text prompted. No doubt the meetings
will be well attended this week as many
will avail themselves Of this opportunity
to hear Mr.. Powell, whose reputation as
d f0rCiole and fluent talker preceded him.
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ABOUT pROPLE.
Strangers In the Cl.y aud wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the Cisy aud wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Q, Russell Wood, EgQ,, leaves for Toledo
to-day on . business trip,
Miks Mary l.. Murphy, Of P~arkerburg
Is the guest OF Mrs. Gibson Lamb.
Miss Lou Garrard, OF Florence, Pa, ID
visiting Mrs, William sChwertleger,
John Klauser, OF this city, has accepted
the position Of foreman 10 the Grafton
Eagle Office,
Miss Yogau, OF Now Castle, Pa, is Wis
Ting Miss Clara Smith ut her home on
TWenty.sixth street,
Misses Annie Loeilsr and Carrie Mol.
ter, Of Hast Wheeling, are the guests Of
friends at C~IArinGton.
Hon. r, G, Barr and W. II. Hearne,
Esq, were in attendance at U, S. Court
at Parkersburg last week.
J.W. Taylor, q prominent resident OF
New CASTLE, Pa, is visiting his brother.in.
Law, Chief Of Police Smith,
Nj, Harry Coen will leave this week
for Omaha, where he haa accepted a posi-.
ton with a large lumber firm.
A handsome liie.sixe crayon vignette OF
Mrs. Frank Jepson, the work Of an East.
ern artist, Is exhibited at ]. II. Kinks, on
Main street, and wins much praise.
Il. l.. TAYLOR, Esq, OF Terra Haute, ind,
Is visiting his brot6er-in.law, Mr.. A. ]. Ad.
ANS, on GlNnn's Ran, In this county. He
Is married to a sister Of this late A. NJ. Ad.
ans, aud for several years has been a cit.
lien Of the Hoozler State,
The old citizens OF this city remember
Madison Lee, or R~oblnson.as he was called,
who kept the book store at the corner Of
Eleventh and Water streets some years
ago, and who loft here for tho East some
years since. He Is at present visiting
among his friends in this city.
Tho ParkersburG Siuk Journal says:
Senator Camden's physician has recon.
mended "Trip South, aud private adviCsS
state that 1t ID the Senator's intention to
leavethe National Capital soon for several
months sojourn in Florida. lie will leave
for that State about the first OF February.
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stranded in Tucker county. Their wants
were relieved by the people Of st, Geotge.
A correspondent OF the Romney Htli-
gencsT gives q glowing account Of the find
ing OF gold at North River Mills, on the
lands Of F. Kidwell. He says: "Ths vein
has been thoroughly examined by comps-
tent miners, who confidently assert it to
be thirty feet wide and the bottom not
found, The rock is dark gray, very hard,
and runs with the slope Of the hill. SpeCi-
mems Of ore have been sent to Eastern
~Gssayists, and to q firm in Chicago, and
they produce an assay Of $50 TO the
tonn
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LIYEp LON0 ENou0M.
a s~ezsgsnArlAn's Desperate Attempt at
Suicide.

A sexegsnarlAn's Desperate Attempt at
Suicide.
Henry Heinne, a German, sged 20, who
has been boarding with John Heinleln,
on TlliIty.third street, for some time,
made a desperate but unsuccessful effort
to take his own life Saturday morning at
an early hour, by shooting himself in the
head with q revolver. Tho ball, iortu.
nately, glanced of tho skull and did not
iniliCt o serious wound.
After lying some time Heinno started To
walk up town, but was taken In charge by
q policeman, and DR.. Wilson, tho County
Physician, sent for. He dressed the old
mans wounds, and Heinne was taken out
to the 1nlrmaiy.
He said he was led to mako the attempt
by his Ill health and gloomy prospects.
He has been unable TO work for several
months On account Of sickness, and his
accumulated board bill and failing health
rendered him respondent. He has been
employed at Hobbs, BroCkunier & Co.'s
glass house, In the packing department,
when able to work. He was always
known as a steady, industrious and intelli.
gent man,
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The arsat Earopsnn s.n,Anon.

Tonight at Charley ShAy's Academy Of
MusiC Mons. Franconia'S Great European
Sensation will open a weeks engagement.
The company Is recently from abroad,.a and
La Rpubiigle FrancaiN, Of Paris, speaks Of
IL thus: mons. FranConia'B Worlds
Greatest Novelties commenced their
months engagement at the Cirque I'm.
perial last night, in conjunction with the
already immense attractions which Man.
ager Chirlnia gives 10 Paris nightly. Prof..
Al. LawrenCe's beautiful PrismatiC Fount.
ain, with It's innumerable colored Jets, re.
Sembling o spouting geyser, giving all the
c6lors Of the rainbow, each change more
beautiful, and creating the widest en-.
thusiasm, IL certainly the greatest novelty
ever seen In Paris. Mile. Loraine's grand
spectacular act entitled lie Salon Du
Dlable,' or the Artists Studio, Is another
very great novelty. The ending Of this
act Is striklngly sublime, with its ~incanta.
tons, magic mtlmmery, wierd and start
ling effects, ftiul flames, surprising
mechanism, demons, skeletons, serpents
and the bheeted dead, all appearing as II
by magic, which fairly mystIaed the vast
audience. This was followed by the won.
deriul Russian athletes, the Albion
Brothers, three in number in their aston.
ishing performance, executing feats never
before seen in the Cirque Imperial" In
organizing this enterprise for America NJ.
FfanConiR has engaged and added an ex.
ira troupe Of American talent for bis
United States tour, which has thus far
been q succession Of crowded houses
everywhere. Notwithstanding this very
great attraction the prices will remain as
usual,
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The clearing

NEW YoRx, Jan. 23,-The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says: Our tsle-
graphic returns Of exchanges for the Ave
days OF the present week are OF a more
satisfactory character than those for the
preceding similar period. All the cities
except Baltimore and New Orleans exhibit
some increase over q year ago, and In tho
aggregate the excess reaches 1856 percent
against 10 2 percent on January 10. Out
sido Of New York tho gain Is now 1915
poFCent:
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PUMP puILLIps IN rows.
A Novel Service OfsOpEA a. The 0urth street
u. u, Church.

- - 44AN DID,
This evening, Philip Phillips, the wide
ly known singing pilgrim" and religious
song writer, will commence a two nights
entertainment at the Fourth Street church
under the auspices Of that congregation.
His entertainment ConAists Of stereopticon
views o sCenea from all over the world, In
fact, hstakeah his auditors aroundthe world,
giving views in all the principal cities and
points OF interest in this and other coun.
tries, He uses 3 powerful lime light in
showing the views, which are remarkably
line ones, and i%ntersPsrses them with
pleasant talks and the singing OF aoms Of
his songs. The entertainment is both in
tereslinH and instructive. The entertain
Lnents will be- held in the main auditorium
Of the church, which should be- filled on
both evenings.
Last evening MIR. Phillips gave the con-
greHation a tOFetGste OF the least in store
for them. He conducted the services,
using his stereopticon. The services were
opened by the singing OF "Rock Of Ages,p
the words and music being flashed on the
screen. During the first interlude the
picture Of q large rock was shown; alter
the second verse, the cross, and 80 on.
There was also q responsive reading, the
subject being the love OF God. The selec-
tious we're displayed on the screen and the
large congregation that completely filled
the large edlfce entered heartily into the
services. The familiar hymns Corona.
tion" and Come, Ye DisConaolate" were
also sung, Mr., Phillips sang one or two
songs. The services lasted q little over an
hour, but they wereso full Of interest that
the time did not seem hall 90 long. Every.
one was delighted and the indications are
that the church will be crowded this
and tomorrow evenings,
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TTYE DAYS ESDIN0I


sr. CArHARtSrs, ONT, Jan. 24.-Furthsr
examination Of the body Of Mrs. Bates,
discovered in burning farm house near
Allesburgh, yesterday, shows that she
died by violence, her skull being fractured
and three knife wounds on the body. Her
husbands body will be examined to.mor.
row. The old couple had recently received
a large sum Of money, the proceeds OF o
sale OF live stock.
PLAID Assabet Flannels reduced from so
to 20 cents at HARRINGTON 4 Co.'s,
I'LL Main street,
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TX order that ouf town shall have tie
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan 4 Co., and Charles Menkemeller
have arranged 10 sell AGker's English Pre-.
yctiptlonB, among which is AOker's Dys.
pepsla Tablets. They act upon tho sys.
EN- when suffering With Dyspepsia, Had
Sour Stomach, FlatulsnCy, Heart
jnfn, &c.j de-, with q wonderful Ger.
hence they. guarantee them 10
Iufe always, Or will refund the money,
rfHEAw
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WHEN Cowper wrote Of Tea as the cup
that cheers, he had never heard OF Bakers
Breakfast Cocoa. Tea cheers for the time
being, but Cocoa cheers one through life.
There Is nothing more refreshing or
nothing upon which q man can do q bet.
ter days work than Bakers Breakfast
Cocoa. Like all good things, 1t must be
treated with proper consideration, and
pains must be taken with the making.
When II Is made "a 1t should be, 1t Is the
most refreshing and delightful b~everagoin
the world.
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A Former wh,.iIpF Nan,

AZ Minneapolis, Minnie, last Thursday,
in the District Court, Walter A. NimoCkg,
II wealthy citizen, late proprietor Of the
Ecening journal, was granted a divorce
from hlH vile, MaFtha A. NimoVks, aged
II, on the grounds Of improper relations
between Mrs. NimoCks aud Frank D.
Robertson, Of Chicago, y drummer.
Robertson Ia the young dude who kept
tile Mcclure house hat store sometime
$50, and was known here as "pfetLy''
t{nhnrlann.
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Commencing to-day and until further
notice, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company will run a sleeper from this city
through to Chicago every evening. Il
will DO attached TO that "cannon balr'
express leaving here at I :25 o'clock, better
known as the "DGisy Limited" This new
arrangement will be OF great convenience
10 passengers from here bound for CHI
cago, as 1t will do away with changing
cars at Benwood and running the risk Of
getting a sleeper after reaching that sta.
ton. The large patronage from this point
that the "Daisy'f has been getting has in.
duCed the company to put on this sleep.
ing car. Like the other Baltimore Ohio
sleepers these cars will be elegant in evtry
detail and possessing all Conveniences.
BerthS can be secured for any day from
Major Tom Burke, the Baltimore L Ohio
ticket agent, at the passenger depot.
A new schedule goes into effect on The
Baltimore 4 Ohio to-day, and the atten.
tlon Of travellers Is called TO il.
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Tie walLinr aiAtoh,

The slx.day pedestrian contest at the
Ohaplinestreet rink closed aEoutl0o'cloCE
Saturday night, when HeIty had scored
3Ol and Hegleman 20S miles. The close
vas very interesting, but the attendance
was not much larger than on the proceed.
ing days. A three.mlle running race fol
amateurs followed.
This evening a running race, tWo.mile
heats, best two in three, will take place.
Several entries have already been re.
ceiyed, aud entries will be taken until 7
o'clock this evening. There will also be a
sack race tonight.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-1A. M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather,
in Teupesstc, light local SHOWS in the
Ohio Valley, followed by fair weather,
falling barometer, warmer Boutherly
windsin the Ohio Valley, variable winds
in Tennessee.
Forthe Lower Lake region, fair weather
followed by lccal Bnows, winds hhiiting to
Boutherly In the western portion, warmer,
falling barometer.
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Tho Kew Nail Machine,

Mr.. j. p. Gilchrist, one Of the three
nail manufacturers who recently went
east 10 examine tho new fast automatic
nail cutter which has attracted 40 much
attention at Boston, has returned. He
considers the new nail a success and tho
machine q great invention. II Is said that
the machine has been much improved
since It's inventor experimental with ur.
satisfactory results some years ago.
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In Maennerchor Hall, In the Pablo
Library building, q pleasant audience
gathered last night TO listen 10 the semi.
monthly public rehearsal OF the Opera
House Orchestra. The following pro.
gramme was Charmingly rendered by the
ntCheStfAunder the direction Prof. Louis
VaaAt
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THE CONCERT rosrr0NHD.
"jlabat Mater" not to he Given this Ever
lux as Intended.

"ltAbAt Mater" not to he Given this Even
Ing as Intended.
Tho concert that was to have been given
at the Opera House this evening by 0
number of Wheeling's popular voCaliSB,
and tho rendition OF ROssinni's SlaJal
Mater by tho oratorio Society, under the
direction Of Sig. +. d. AURA, has been
postponed owing TO the sudden and severe
illness Of Mrs. d AURA. In case OF her
recovery the concert will probably be
given ncxt Monday evening. The re.
hearsal that was TO have been held this
morning will not take place, but q regular
rehearsal will be held this evening in the
concert room at Banners musiC store.
Mrs. d'Auria Is to take q leading part
and this makes the postponement q neCes-
Rity. Nearly all the seats had been re.
served for this entertainment and when
II comes Off a fashionable %Gunlence is as.
sured. Much interest has been taken in
tho work OF the Society and also in the
progress that Sig. d'Auria has made with
his pupils who are 10 take part in the frat
or concert part Of the evenings pro.
IFamme,
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The owners OF the Capitol rink have
kindly rendered Metsrs. Herty and Heg-
elmap, the contestants In last weeks
walking match, the use Of their rink for a
benefit on Wednesday night. Messrs.
Herty and Fitzgerald will be pitted
against each other in Q five mile race, and
Mr.. Hegelman will run three three miles
while two local runnerS are doing the
same distance, each OF the two running .
mile and half. There will also be several
amateur races, and good music for Bkat-
inc.
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EDWARD L. Rose ( Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line Of
HoweS and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lie perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail TO see The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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VERY KIND, INDEED
Chooses the Police aud Fire Commissioners
Bat they viii mot DO Sworn In before
Council n Sts-sshsmSr In sSsSIon
Saturday Night-Tho Result,

Saturday q call was circulated for o
Democratic Councllmanic caucus, to be-
held at the Public Building that evening
for the purpose OF considering-Ss the call
sa~id-aubjeCts "ot Importance to the DEM
ocratic party of the city OF Wheeling, the
county OF Ohio and the State of West
Virginia" What these matters might be,
none Of the Democrats seemed to know,
hut there were quite q number OF them
responded. The proceedings were intend
cd to be sub rosa, aud those interested sue
ceeded TO some extent in carrying this in
tent into practice, though It is known that
about all that was accomplished % the
selection OF four gentlemen to serve the
city in the capacity OF members of the
newly created Board OF Police and Fire
Commissioners.
This Board was the principal matter "of
importance to the Democratic party OF the
city OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio and
State Of West Virginia" that was con
aidered, aud the sole aim OF the CauCls
seems TO have been to devise some scheme
by which the ordinance passed by Coun'
Gil o week before could bs utilized to the
political advantage Of the SChemers,
MessTs, j.. A, Miller, the ex.Msyor, and
John S, Naylor were seleCtad as the non
ineeS to be presented to Council az the
two Democratic members Of the Board,
and Messrs, Joseph Speidel and Charles
Menkemiller rs tie Republican members,
A good deal OF time was taken up In in
formal discussion OF the effect Of the new
system Of management Of the Police aud
Fire Departments on the schemes OF the
ring, There was Q fear expressed that the
new Board would prevent the use OF the
two departments for political purposes.
As q matter Of fact the Fire Department
has not been so used since the memorable
regime Of Chief ECklss, OF fragrant
memory.
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Tie following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepisdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: I
a. NJ, %; IL NJ, 1873 P. NJ, 10o; 7r. NJ,
lie. Sunday, IA. NJ, l6'i u NJ, 27'j 0 ?. NJ
~. Z p. NJ, 10o,
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This court transacted the iollowlnl
business at its last session at Charleston
j. Il, Long We. II. ]. Fisher Of al, RoanC
county; dismissed.
Fieiher 4 Walker vs.. j. j. s. and i. W,
q, Hassler, jackson county continued,
j, +. Holiday vs.. u, 8. Miller OF al,
jackson county continued.
j, w. Hall 70, J,S, Cox, Roano County
continued.
N. i, Blair ct al. Va, Mark sayre, Jack.
son county continued,
H. Spruce vg. Thomas Rose et al, Jack.
son county continued.
Hugh Ryger vg. L, A. Roberts, Roane
county submitted.
IL and NJ. Mckay Vs. VIM. II, Mckay
81 al, jackson county continued.
ying vs BuTdelt, Jackson county case
dismisVed for failure 10 print.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of NOOiens, bCing q com.
pletC line Of Sultlngs, Pa~ntalOOnlngs and
OVercOatings, which We shall get up In
ilrSt.Class style and 1T, and NJ lowest
prices. Also, n full line Of Furnishing
"0OND q. HESS & SONS.
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ItAYtSo decided not to pack any Of my
fine furniture over TO Philadelphia, /
therefore make public that / will continue
the sale this week vel, this being the last
notice. II you want q bargain call soon.
Is. MARKA. 1908 EoLf htfaat,
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Six NiLE race, two.mile heats, best 2 In
s, at the Chapllne street rink tonight
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Low rate t:ssur,iops,

The Baltimore & Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts, For
tickets, tourists guides and full inlOrma.
ton, call on OF address T, o. burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio depot, Wheel.
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NEuRAlolc pain is usually OF an intense.
y sharp, cutting or burning character.
To effect q speedy and permanent cure
rub thoroughly with Salvation Oil, the
greatest pain.Cure on earth. % cent.
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WAntad-A Good BOZ.
Rooms With EOaId.
artCn Applu-JVS. speiiel 4 Co,
Stgckh0[deis' MOtt.ng-GiU2eAs Railway Co,
Dissolution Notice -AOlSy Il IDe.
EO.icE-u, l., CiRnmCr.
EXECUTORS Notice. JOhu ]. KAiu.
COal-KOohnllne lItCA,
NoliCs 10 S OcRholdeS Of Greenwood Cemetery.
Charley shRy's Academy oil Music.
StAbnt NRItf ana OnG(rt Postponed.
Tile Standard Sewing hRChinG-EdW l.. Rose
Now Shapes In Il. and W. CollRn-D. Gundlluy
4 Co.
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Dor nlnrnlnnd hna nhlnnrn.

BY taking tho la p. NJ. train on The o.
4 2. road passengers arrive ID Cleveland
At OBS r. NJ and Chicago al $3.50 the fol-
morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, LOT all points west,