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checkingof baggage to destination from hotels and
CHARLEs n. PUGH, General Manager.
]. X. WOOD. .deloSsl Passenger Agent
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CURIOUS sroEY or THE JAaEsTows,s ARaoRrn

Ngw YoHg, sept. ia young man named James
Flynn, of Philadelphia, NaAi arrested carly this
morning toI grabbing watch from Robert Adams,
OF Lowell Mass, Wllle the latter was walking along
Canal street 1he watch was not recovered, but
Adams, who says he n the arnorer of the United
states snip jamestown, iellH peculiar story about
H. Though II is a silver watch, Adams says
II II worth $3.50, the works being very nne ana set
with diamonds lie sad he bought II for $3.50 from
gentleman whom he inet 10 front Of Wallack b
Theatre, and who, he says, occupies prominent pO-
sliOn before Tue public. He declined TO give Ills
name. Flynn was Ienanded 10 pTlaOn, aud Adams
eeai " lhe llggse 9i Dglept0p,
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Earned runs Washingtons, 4; Bostons, /. Two
bose hits-Farrell, Shock, Wise, Sutton, Johnston.
Passed balls Cummings 2. will pitches shaw. /;
stemmeyer, Q. First base on balls-By Shaw, g; by
stemmeyer,a. First base on error. washlngtons,
/. Struck out-By shaw, I; by Stemmeyer, 4.
Double plays-lIouck and Krelg, Sutton and Nor
rill. Wise, Sutton and Morrill,. Bases slOlen-Car-
roll, Farrell, aud Nash. umpire-Folmer.
GAMEs ELSEWHERE.
NEW YoaK, Sept. 1s.-New Yorks. o; Philadel-
phias, 2. Base hils-New Yorks, o; PhiiadelphIas,
I. Errors-New Yorks.2; philadelphias,5
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.-St. Louis, /; DetrOts, 2.
Base hils-st. Louis, 2; Delroits, H. Erfors-st.
Louis, o; Detrots,2.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1S.-Kansas Ciiys, 8; Chlca-
gOs, y. Base hits-kaiisas Ciiys, 3; ChicagOs, TO-
Errors-kansas ciiys, 4; chicagos, o.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ls.-Athleiics, ]; Cincln-
nais, 2. Base hits-Atbleiics, q; Cncinnaiis, =.
Errors Athletics, 4; Cincnnatis, /.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ls.-Baliim0rea, 2; ST. Louis
5. Base hits-Balt moIes, 2; 81. Louis, G. Errors
Baltmores, !; ~. Louis, 8.
BROOKLYN, Sept. is.-BroOklyns. 4; PltisburRs, Z
liaBo hits -BrooklyDs, Z; Pittsburgs, Z. Errors
Brook lyns. 2; PittsburRs,4.
STATES ISLAND, Sept ls.-Meiropolilans, 49,
Loulsyllles, s. Base s-MetrOpoliiana, II; Louls
yi!lcs, 9 Errors s-Metropoliians, Louisyies, 4.
RECORD 10 DATE.
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Grand Excursion to baltimore. Nd.

The BTicklayers' Union No. /, OF Washington, ID.
C., have perfected arrangements with the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company for "a Grand Excur-
sion TO Baltimore, Md, Monday, the Goth instant.
Tickets for this OCCASION will he sold AT the low rate
OF 81 for the round trip, good going and returning
on all regular trains on date OF Issue. Special train
will leave the sixth-street station at 0;lO A. Nj.
Monday for the accommodation OF the members OF
the Union and their friends, and returning leave
Baltimore, Calvert station, at II J.. NJ. Friends OF
the Brlcklayers' Union are invited TO Join IN AMI
aid Ia making this excursion grand success. The
Marine Band, OF Washington, Will accompany the
order on thls trip. Tickets can be Obiailed from
members of the committee or at tile station ON the
morning Of the excursion.
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NOONAN.-On September is, 1856, at I: $50 p. NJ,
Mary e., beloved daughter Of Daniel and Annie
NoOnan, aged twenty y.twO years, seven months, and
i've days. Funeral from her parents residence, No.
1852 Twentythlrd street. Monday, the 2uth InstHDt,
at o'clock. Funeral services will take place ut 81.
stephens Church. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully Invited TO attend.
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A New Tailoring Firm.

Messrs j. II. Harlan and A. j. Bennett, VINO nave
had large experience In the merchant tailoring
business, have formed u coparincrshp AMI opened
new house at 1921 street. Their new establish
ment was inspected by reporter OF TnH SUNDAY
woolens, London aud Sco:ch sIliings, English cork.
screws, and dlagOnals and other fhp fabrics for
gentlemen's suitings was elegant hardly expresses
II, as the stock Is one of the best ever exhibited.
Each piece IL marked In plain figures no that none
be fooled by fancy prices. The nigh standing OF the
firm among large circle Of friends Is q Sufficient
guarantee of success.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19
TRAGIo DEATH or L0nn nALKEIru

LONDON, Sept ls.-The Earl of DalkelIh WAS acci-
dentally shot and fatally wounded to-day while stag
hunting In Achnacarry Forest lie was running
down steep hill, when ne Slipped an1 fol- To the
ground. Tile rifle which he carried IN his hand eX-
plOdcd aud the bullet entered bis chest innlcting
wound from which he dled an hour later.
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Yrauds.

The gigantic success Of the "Moxie Nerve Food
tlOns. They do not contain q particle OF MOxie's
though they may have q like navorng, Their price
proves their wOrthlessness. Men who sneak behind
d decent reputation to steal market for such stun
would rob your hen. .ro0st and pick your pocket
See that MOxes Ii on the bottle label, and you are
safe. A. THOMPSON, NJ. ID.
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IieAdY.

Fall dress aud business clothing. For style, finish
and variety such goods were never shown In Wash
lngton. Eiseman Bros, cloihiers ana tailorz COZ
9Th ana E BIS.
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Boots and Shoes.
Anftipu Sales.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auotionssr.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, NO.
1852 FOURrEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, September ~.
1885, commencing NJ 10 O'Clock, at residence No.
1882 Fourteenth street, shall sell the entire cOn-
tents, embracing Ia part:
Rep Parl0r suite, Marble.Op Tables.
Lace and other Window Hanglngs.
brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Smyrna Rugs, Hall aud Stair Carpets.
Walnut Secretary, Walnut Sldeb0ards.
Walnut Extension Table, Walnut Dining Chairs
Ornaments and Pictures.
Lot CrOckery AMI Glassware.
Hall stand, Lot hooks.
-Four Painted Marble-rop Chamber Suites
Plain Painted Chamber Furniture In sets and sepa-
rate pieces. Lot Beddng, Hair and liusk Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows and holsters, Sewing Ma
chine, and Kitchen Requisites.
THOMAS BOWLING,
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

The wgshingtons continued their good work
Thursday Ia New York, and while they did not Sc
cure victory they dd not allow the New lorks to
do no, as the game ended In a draw a TO y after
eight innnRs. The Washlnglons earned their run,
while that OF the "GlantsN waA secured through err
ON the part Of the battery, Gilmore and Mack.
Gilmore struck out seven Of the New YOrks, aud
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/. .Aldcrvey ps,ry WAGONS. ,,

our fall display OF juvenile wear, our own manu-
facture. Eiscmau Bros, cor 7th and X SITS.
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MEN,.

Fresh Al,ierney butter churned every morning ant
delivered In k-pnund award" prints, 3b cents pc
pound. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk, and swee
milk, cents per quart. Cream, 10 cents per pint.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auotionssr.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SUITES.
PARLoR FURNITURE, EASY CHAIRS,
LEATHER LOUNGE, WARDROBE, MARBLE
TOP TABLE, HAIR AND HuSK MAT
TitEssEs, BEDDING, WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS,
PILLOWS AND BOLsTERs, INGRAM CAR
PETS, EXTENSION TABLE, RERIdEKATOR,
FINE GAS STOVE. cRoCKERY, GLASS SwARE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, ETC., ETC., AT AUG.
TION.
ON HoNDAY, September 20, 1886, commencing al
10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the residence OF gentleman de-
clIning housekeeping, No. 1926 Eleventh street north
west, tseoond door from sreeiJ VIII sell, for
cash, the above goods. THOMAS BOWLING,
selpIt6 Auctioneer.
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neAiy

able Youtls' and Boys Clothing. Every garment
our own manufacture. Eisenian Bros, cor. 7ih
and IL stH.
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LOCAL MENTION.

KtSc's p,Acp-we call the attention OF The
ladies' 10 the great sale of childrena school hats
which IL TO begin on Monday. All In need OF nice
school ha, for their children will do well TO call a.
Kings Palace, where you can obtain nice trmmct
hat for 2 B5 45, and 10 cents, worth from 30 cent?
ana II TO their interest to wait for our fall opening
announcement, when our great exhibition OF oni
own importation viii take place, which will he made
In next sundays edition pf TIiH SUNDAY ibRALn
We promise novel sight. -
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

"FurY-oSE' ts the latest Invention OF nlteen.ba!l
pool, AMI as played at scanon's Parlors, ilb Ninth
street, 1t IL meeting with decided nut 40 one, not
even professional players, has advantage, as the
average player stands just as good chance 10
win The game IL n treat, aud Will surely become
popular, as n Is new wrlnkle OF MI Scanlon own
nd lpv
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

1857 Prxea amounting gto...............S9s to. S9sS 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
TO the once of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address: POSTAL NOTES, Rxpress Money Orders,
Or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express, (st our expense, addressed
n. 4. DAUPnIN. New Orlesns. La.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

AuCrioSERR DowIISG announces two sales OF
furniture and other household effects this week
one on Monday, at iI26 Eleventh street, and the
other on Wednesday, ut 1899 Fourteenth street. For
further particulars see advertisements.
THERE Is one thing which can he obtained In as
great perfection in Washington as anywhere In
Europe or America, and that IL a Turkish bath at
Shedl's,
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

The managers OF the Dime Museum offer their pa
irons grand entertainment for the coming week
in the engagement OF those popular fayorites, the
Thompson Brothers, with their wonderful acting
dogs Hector and Carlo. who appear In their brilliant
sensational drama, called '1he Gold King II has
proved one OF the most popular dramatic successes
OF the season. The Boston I'OSt says: "'The Gold
King attracted the largest audience Of the season
at the Howard Atnencum last night; the house wat
packed In every nook and corner" The Cincinnati
Gdzeus says: "The Thompson Brothers, In THE
Gold King last night made brilliant dramatic
triumph. The play abounds In strong and effective
scenes, which are fully taken advantage OF by The
able company and hold the Interest Of the audience
throughout" The prices of admission are eA.
tremely liberal for such q good entertainment, ant
The museum tomorrow night should he crowded.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-19

NFNVHH W "
LEA0uK.
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at wears new dress; II sports new interior, In
fact, not in words" Eceip Saturday says, describe
ing Kernans Washington Theatre, the grand Open
ing OF which Is announced elsewhere. Washington
is indeed at last afforded the opportunity OF enjoying
q 1rst-class variety entertainment. The manage
nan, OF the famous Monumental Theatre, Baltimore,
will carry out every detail esseniia! TO the comfort
Of patrons and the success OF performances. AZ
marking the character OF the entertainments TO be
offered, James H. KerDans own specially company,
comprising the best artists In the profession, Will
inaugurate the opening on tomorrow night. Mr.
Herman IL assisted by Mr. John A. Ellinger al
treasurer, Ridge Waller, and others OF Washington.
The popularity OF the house Is assured.
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THE SNAKE EDITOR.
A Well-Posted Individual who Has No
Use for Coinmon-P Place storios
v the snake editor imp"

a Well-Posted Individual who Has No
Use for Co'nmon-PIacr stories.
"ks the snake editor imp"
II am he"
81 thought I'd tell you"
Certainly. sir; what is it-a sea-
serpent or q rattlcsnakc that barked
like dog and danced to the music Of
mouth organT''
Neither; my neighbor. Joshua
Riley. was"
II know; MIR Riley was walking
across = pasture field. when he was
surprised by seeing % monster BLACK
snake engaged in ripping n board OF
the side of % barn, with which TO fan
itself Mr. Riley is q man whose word
IS youched for by the best citizens of Pix
County. and can not be doubted for an
instant That it. isn't it?r
No. not exactly. Mr. Riley
Yes. that II. Mr. Riley wa. cath
ering eggs in his barn. when he dis
covered a singular-looking reptile spot.
ted yellow and pea-grcen. which had
Matched out a brood OF chickens. and
was scratching around 10 find grub for
them. That happens every wear about
this time. but | expected it a day
earlier
But that isn't it."
Tisn't en-? Well il must be tbs,
Mr. Riley recently killed a LARGE Ser.
pent, which be cut open. and found
that 10 had swallowed q circular saw
which was still running. al we'll ne n
coil Of barbed fencc-wirc and "a set of
naTrows' which he thought had been
stolen from him I'm any event. sir.
y would be well for Mr. Riley fo drink
from % hydrant for awhile. until be
can look at coil Of garden hose with
our thinking he sees IL swallow the
well-curb and hitching- post"
But
EXCUSE me. this is my busy dav.
Tell Mr.. Riley not to show np here nm
lil he has found % snake that knows the
Declaration Of independence bv beart
and can drink cold tea through n
straw Good-dsyF'--Sk Louis Rhip.
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MY MOTHER.

Still to nay cheek in dreams arc pressed
~, lnose ups that kissed me first of all:
Those eyes that watched IN, infant rest
Ia i"deleSs memory ON me fall.
Those hands, that voice. ne'er forget
ause s"lllc-each look, and touch aud tone
Survives, lingering sweetness yet
VI the dear life that gave my own
Her love that soothed my earliest cry
could not thank so long ago;
Nno sang my softest lullaby
was too young and weak to know.
No wRkcnirg reason taught mo then
10 prize my mother at her best
Aud mud her most my angel when
>be held me helpless on her breast.
so grew my debt in LON arrears
- Iiii ume was lent to- learn her worth
Inrough more than Atty patient years
Beyond the morning OF my birth.
Then came the change Watched the bed
- VI hcr who FER INV cradle smiled
Inc anxious love on weak ness shed
was mlne-and she was now the child
Her weary head had done with thought.
Her weary heart with care aud fear;
Kissed her. but she knew me not:
called her but she could not hear.
There was no pain in that farewell
FCr her. l bore my grief away
ana wiped the secret tears that fell
In silence wife the falling day.
That evening saw her breathing cease:
And round her. n bnhe carcSscd
Closed soft, like lowering arms the peace
oi Him her faith had long confessed.
u presence missed, but unde s't,lsed
trace thco To the world unseen:
And love viii md thee. enough the void
be wide n Heaven aud earth between.
Ny mother still, thine image sweet
WIZ all my life Ike light attend
And thou wilt know ms hon xV. ,,,ac,
where JOs : pure sunshine has no end
Theron Br0iCn. hi Iaith's CitnpdIiioiL
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PARADISE BIRDS.
The Nest Brilliant Kinds Confined toehe
More Elevated Mountains.

More Elevated Mountains.
The parrots of New Guinea are
numerous. the greater number Of the
lO2 species mentioned in Count Saliva
doris work being met with within its
area. As specially characteristic Of the
papaun avifauna l may mention the
great black cockatoo with its enormous
bill. the dwarf leaf parrots with their
curious spiny tails, and the extraordi-
nary dasyptilus with its naked head and
harsh plumage. Brush-tongued tories
of the most brilliant colors abound. and
are especially characteristic of the pa
paun avifauna, although by no means
restricted to it, Count Salvador in
cludes no less than forty species of this
group in his work. The picarian order
in New Guinea is composed mainly of
cukoos and kingfishers, both
of which groups are well repre-
scented. There is but single
hornbill and single bee eater On the
other hand, il should be remarked that,
as in Australia, woodpeckers are alto
gether absent. We now come to the
great array of passcres. of which no less
than sol species are included in Count
Salvadori's work. Among these fly
catchcrs. caterpillar eaters and shrikes
play an important part, as might have
been expected where insect life is so
abundant, The honey eaters. a group
specially characteristic of Australia. are
likewise highly developed in New
Guinea Count Salvador enumerates
eighty-nine species. But the greatest
glory of the papuan avifauna is the
family of paradise birds. These are, i'm
fact, n group of crows. in which the male
sex is decked out in the most gaudy and
varied plumage. and extraordinary or
namcntal feathers of the most remark
able forms are developed from different
parts of the body. Taking the group
of paradise birds as understood by
Count SALVADOR. that is to include the
bower birds, we find about forty species
attributed to papua and the moluccas,
and one or two brilliant additions have
been made To the group since Count
Salvadori's work was finished Ii is
certain from the Investigations of recent
observers that some of the most brilliant
kinds of paradise birds are confined to
the more elevated mountains, and one
of the reasons for predicting n contin-
uous range of high land between Mount
Arfak In the north and the Owen Stan
leys in the south is that some of the
birds of paradise previously only known
to exist in the highlands of the Onin
Peninsula have been lately obtained on
the Owen Stanley Range. = Nineteenth
Century.
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Tho human body is much likesa good
clock OF watch In its movements; " one
goes too slow or too fast, so follow all ~
others, and bad time results; IL one organ
sion OF functional effort OF all tho orx ans
is sure 70 follow. Hence IL Is that tho nu-
merous ailments which make womsn's life
miserable arc the direct issue OF the abnor-
NAL action of the uterine system. For all
that numerous class of symptoms-and ev-
cry woman knows them-thore Is one I'M
failing remedy, DR.. Pierce's "Favorito
Prescription, the favorite of the sex.
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In the reign Of Dustan. Of England.
q great deal was made Of lucky and UNI
lucky days. There were certain davs
when 10 would be- dangerous 10 bleed
people; others when 10 was bad to sow
seeds or TO tame animals or 10 begin
any business, and other days when {
was fortunate 10 do any of these things.
u may bc fairly said that these super
stitions have not entirely died out ia
our day.
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10 conferred upon that magnificent institu-
ton, the human system, by DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery that fortifies
II against the encroachments of disease. 1t
Is the great blood purifier and alternative,
and as u remedy for consumption, bron-
chitis, and all diseases OF a wasting nature,
its influence is rapid, efiicacious and per-
manent Sold every where.
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Some one was talking in n com.
pouy in Edinburgh. nearly sixty ye.ts
ago, Of the mischief which beliefs ha I
produced in the world, when CARLYLE rc.
piled. yes belief has done much evil;
but IL has done all the good"
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"A Cleveland (O) landlord adopted
novel mode of evicting non-paying
tenant recently. He placed heavy
piece of board upon the chimney top,
and the inmate was smoked out.
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Premature decline of power In
esher sex, however induced, speedily and
permanently cured. Book for 10 cents in
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso
citation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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"A Virginia paper reports a eulory
pronounced on deceased member of
the Texas legislature "While il is
true, cried the obituary orator, "that
the deceased member Colonel . Of
-, could not satisfactorily explain
the disappearance Of the fund, of the
First National Bank Of. of which
he was president yet his remarks
upon that memorable occasion showed
That ms heart beat warmly for his ma
tive land. "
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The color produced by Buckingham's
natural.
To PROMOTE digestion, to keep the BODY
healthy and the mind clear, take Aver.
Pills.
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Roger A. Pryor. the Noted Duclist of tho
south, Acts for Mclean. and Colonel WIG.
Terrell for Halst-ad-McI.~an Disclaims
All Responsibility for the Onense Charged
IT. q. Campbell Assumes tho Authorship
OF the one nsiye Article.
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A COMPLETE FEMININE TouEr SERVICE
always includes GLENN's SULPHUR Soar
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Blacl
or Brown, 5Oc
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LET every one arrange to visit the Gin
cinnatl Industrial Exposition IL will prove
rich treat See notice in this paper.
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THE MARKETS.

lr a mans wife is well-bred, no u.,e,
wants any but-heI.
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No, MY boy, the ryse in wheat will barley
make man cereal we'll, If he gets corned.
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In is sleepy old coat that has had no
nap in seven years-St. Louis Chronicle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

THIS is the dudes own season. Every
thing is fresh aud green.
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PTso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
TO use. Ii is not liquid or n snuff. soc.
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A MAN must not expect TO live In clover
simply because he marries "A grass widow.
~ T. bsdependonL
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

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ton Commercial Bulletin.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

I FOR GOOp Texas PecOs Co Land State will
SALE potent 20 buyer On GO acre irncts $40 each.
ffnl tillsn Court House. Real Estate bought
IACfE1 spid OF exchanged. Address with sf4frn
y r.CAlN. if Vine street. Cincinnati. q ~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

~, III afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Is,nc
thompson S Eye Water. Druggists sell il. 25c.