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srORIEs on TMo RlNQuETs.
. Hold Young Men VIM alto Olives Sweet
Soup.

This Hold Young Men who Ate Olives swss
Soup,
Cincinnati Tlmes Star,
You see queer things at public ban
quet, AT a very recent one in this city
where the consOmme was served n
cups, two young men who sat together
put sugar, and cream into It, When
they tasted 1t they thought 1t was the
blankety-blankest tea they had even
tasted, Ono Of them suggested calling q
waiter and ipquirlng what was wrong
with the beverage, The other frowned
and remarked;
sh! Perhaps it's all right, We don't
know, you know, Let's Just swallow the
dose and say nothing, It'll look bet
ter"
And sure enough both swallowed the
entire contents Of his cup, and then dug
out with his spoon the undissolYed sugar
in the bottom, This actually occurred
at the banquet OF the-well, better not
tel, says the Chicago Mail,
That reminds me OF q certain banquet
given at the Grand Hotel here, where
the olives created Juror in one set,
"What are they2" whispered one fair
but ignorant girl to her escort,
blessed II know" was his frank re.
Spouse,
"lll try one, even II 1t kills me, 70,
marked another ofthe wondering assem-
blage.
And he did. He "speared 1t" with his
fork and tried to cut 1t In two with his
knife, OF course the pit turned his
blade. He took Just one bite and NJ no
screwed his face lie advised the rest to;
leave 'em alonel They're no good
whatever they areN
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BtldiFe Independent.
E. w. Buchanan, one OF tho locally
famous spOrtsmen OF GAINESVILLE, had a
varied and disagreeable experience while
rabbit hunting the other day. Just az
ho entered q piece OF woodland on the
GrifIlu farm, north OF town, a cotton
tail jumped up and was promptly shot.
While going to pick up the rabbit, q
pheasant was started, which shot from
Ills gun brought to the ground. Before
he could reach tho bird q fox suddenly
darted out from q clump OF under.
growth aud seized 1t, but before he was
OF with his prize, Buchanan sent a
load into Reynard's body that sent him
rolling to the earth. Picking up club
he hastened To finish the fox, which,
though badly wounded, showed an
abundance OF fight, and after lively
tussle OF several minutes, during which
the hunter was severely bitten on the
hand, the fox became d corpse. A few
minutes rest and Buchanan continued
the hunt, and in short time a squirrel
and opossum were added to bis already
varied collection Of game. While seated
on log Cogitating over his luck q large
hawk flew over his head and perched on
u limb near by. A quick shot brought
down his hawkship, and with It came u
plump quail clutClled tightly in It's talons.
Buchanan by this time was somewhat
excited by his phenomenal success, and
began wondering what species Of biped
or quadruped would cross Ills path next.
He was not long In suspense, for he had
not travelled far through the woods until
ho more than methis match, and was van
uuished at the first blow. While passing
around tho roots Of q fallen tree he step.
ped plump among q colony Of four festive
skunks. Not q shot was fired by Buch.
anan, but the subsequent proceedings
on the part Of the skunks is, as Buchanan
recltes, too horrible to relate, and no
hunter was ever more thoroughly whip
ned. RetFeatlng 10 q safe distance the
hunter sat down and contemplated bis
pfedicament. In every direction he saw
and bmellCd skunks. There seemed TO
bo skunks To the right and left OF him,
and In front and hehind him. 1n q bad
| IN dlsgruntlcd and battered condition.
With ali desire for further sport depart
pi, Buchanan started for home, but tho
skunks followed him, In crossing a
pasture field q Jersey bull gave him q
chase and In climbing fence q rail
broke and gave him preclpltOuB fall
bit tho Bkunks still pursued him. They
followed him home, and renunlbranGes
Of them still llnger about the domlClle,
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Many seemingly incurablO cases Of blood
pOISOl 1, Catarrh, scroiulA aud rheumatism hayC
been cured by b. u, Il, botanic BLOOD Balm,
made by the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
to them for book filled with convincing proof.
q, ". d, Raider, living seven miles from
Athens, Ga, writes; "FOr several years ISuilcred
with running ulcers, which doctors treated and
pronounced Incurable. A single bottle Of d. d.
u. did mo more good than Rll tho doctors |
kept on using Il aud every ulcer healed"
p, Z. kinard 4 Son, TOwallgn, ca, writes;
"We Induced u nelghb0r TO Try. y, II, u, for
calarrh, which he thought inGurnhle, ~ II had
resisted all treatment It delighted him, and
continuing It's use he was cured sound and well"
i. NJ. Lawson, East Point, Gu, writes: "My
wife had ycroiull fifteen years. She kept grow.
lug worse. She lost her hair aud her skin broke
oII ic4rfully, Debility, cancellation aud no ape
tito followed, After physicians and numerous
advertised medicines failed, tried H. Il, H., and
her recovery was rapid and COmplptOH
Oliver SCcOr, Baltimore, Nd. writes: ~ sui.
ierVd from weak back aud Rheumatism, u u, u.
has proven 10 be tho only medicine that gave me
relief" Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents,
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The third annual open Tennis Tourn,
ament Of the st, Augustine, Florida
Tennis Club, for both singles and doub'
les, will begin Tuesday, March u, 1880
The contest will be for the Clubs
Championship Trophy" representing
theTropicaI 9 Championship Of the United
States, now held by X, g. Trevor, Of
New York, The Trophy is q sterling
silver model OF the ancient City Gates,
nineteen inches high by twenty.four
long. The winner Of the "All-Comers''
secures a handsome silver cupas his per.
sona property, He then completes with
last years champion for the Trophy,
which is the winners property after four
victories, not necessarily consecutive,
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Cough In The morning, hurried or dII.
tlcult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness Of the chest, quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats ut night,
all or any OF these things are the first
stages OF consumption. DR., Acker's
English Remedy for consumption will
cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under u pOsitire guarantee by Q. r.
Goethe, Il. B. Burt, @, Menkemeller,
Logan 4 Co. 10
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Tho Queen 4 Crescent route will
coll excursion tickets 10 Fort Payne, Az,
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, DECATUR Ala, HRlLeA.
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
d one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and 10, tickets good fol
sixty days, Now Ia your chance 10 OK.
anime tho cheap farming lands OF The
South. No bllzardB, sure Ctopa and i
pleasant climate, All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Nell o. Kerr Central Passenger
Agent, Pltlaburgh, Pa, or D. q. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen 4 Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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ISSlGNBB'S NOTICE.

p,vIl Rull, IT,, 4 Co., having made general
.,,I,omSpt to me for the benefit Of their cred
Inn hereby notify all parties indebted to said
N.yI5 gull H., I. Co., to make payment OF such
irdcb,ednt., TO me, Aud all parties having
"l,lm, np.In,t ,aid David Kull, Jr. & Co., are
Ss,sby notified to present such claims to mo for
settlement wi RODGERs
Assignee Of David Hull, Jrr 4 GO;
nVgrvnyupI lSS, ueSl
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ANAnRow EsUAPE.

Dol. w. K. Nelson, Of brooklyn, came
home ono evening, feeling u peculiar
tiphtness In the chest. Before retiring,
hS tried to draw n long breath but found
Il almost impossible. He suffered four
DAYS from pneumonia, and tho doctors
gave lim IN. DR.. Acker's English Rem
edy Tor Consumption saved him and no
h we'll to-day, OR Goethe, II. u. burt,
D. Menkemeller, Logan 4 90. 5
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nucklen,. Arnlco suiyo,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuln, fever
Sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box, For sale by Logan & Co.
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nesIenee's Notices.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

p,,,a Eul, Jr, having made a general assign
,,s " "a me Tor the benefit OF bis creditors
s.,,Gy no,!y all parties Indebted to aid David
y yan n nmaEc payment Of such Indebted
' ".' "a me-. Aud all parties having claims
W., ~ aid David HulI, IT,, arc hereby notified
' ,s",,,.pr ,,ich claim, to me for settlement
"P'N' Nv, l.. RODGERS,
Assignee OF David Kull, y;
..,... ~ ts,s ava
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"For want of nail, shoe was lost
for want Of a shoe, a horse was lost; fol
want OF u horse, II rider was lost.
Never neglect small things. The first
signs OF pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR.. ACker's
English Remedy for Consumption. O,
Il. Goethe, Il. d. Burt, O. Menkemelleri
Logan 4 Go. D
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william Wallace Cool,
uConlugRle amO,n the master said.
Hooked ~ Sue with her curly head;
looked NJ Sue with her laughing eyes,
Forgetting most Of my exercise.
quick cFied the master, and eksRyed
over his shoulder to prove the maid.
Amo-' Sue gave mo rOgulhh look
Out oil the shade Other Latin book;
"Amas-" her laughing eyes softly fell,
"AnlAk" ALTERED aud read her we'll;
Third cried the muster; muEmuTed low;
THAT'S all Of the lesson, sir, know"
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Educational.
MI, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.


A school Of moro than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo.
SophIcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Mwical Department specially neted. Corps oil
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal culture
according to tho method Of the old italian mas
tors.
Location unIurpaSSCd for beauty and health
Ton acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For Catalogues, and references TO patrons In
oil tho principal cities, address
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plleal pllsSi Itching i'ilVS,

Observation-Disclosures Intense itching and
sllnRIngj most Of night, wOfse by scratching
Ii allowed 20 continue lumOfl form, which
often bleed and uluefate, becoming very sore
BWAYNE'a OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heAll liberation, and IN most cases 70
" cents. Df. SwAyn0 4 HOnl FhiludglpAia.
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The simple application Of usyAYNE'A oiNf.
MRNf,h Without any internal medicine, viii CtfO
any case Ol T0ltCf, Salt RheuEl, AllQW0tiA,
lllet, Itch goteA plmplfs, Bgttna, 81 Hcaly,
Of long standing, 1tiS potent, effective, aud
n1ail INF a TITLE, ffhhAW
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.


gtOreroOm aud rooms, corner Seventeenth
and Woods street, s!j % Il month.
So 40! Main street, store room aud Dwelling,
10 iVil Nuin street. Store aud Dwelling, t66 90
month,
$500 month
-Four iocHlcd HOUSE, rear ri Fourteenth street,
40. 10 Fourteenth street, roomed House,
silO0 y month,
10. il! seventeenth street, SIP Goa month.
No III Seventeenth street, ~ % u month.
No. ~ Eighteenth 81, first floor, IS a month.
No, 2ls Main street, SIS ~ n month.
No. $40 Main street, SIS 70 Il month.
No. 1903 EOiI street, 81 g u month.
No. 2l26 Market street, SE3 20 4 month.
No. 80 Main street, suitable for saloon or
boarding house.
80. 2iES Main street, . rooms, 8 20 month,
No, 800 Main street, ~ % II month.
No. " Iwenlykixlh street, - 20 4 month.
No 800 ALLEY b, s. Goa month.
No, gSq ALLEY u, 81 50 n month.
No. g0l Alley u, = Goa month,
No. 2!iO Main 6isegI, sl2 20 u month.
No, 2!h Main street, 8 . 20 Il month,
No. 200 Main street, $40 GO 4 month.
No. 2llb Market street, SIS ~ Il month,
No, Is TwentyiOuTth street, SIS 20 4 month.
no, 200 Main street, 81 ~ a month.
no, ~! Main street, " N u month,
No. giiG Foil street, 3 rooms, q % q month.
No. . TWeHty'llurth street, rooms, second
door, $500 month.
No. M Eighteenth street, SO month.
Kim Grove, two Lots, House rooms, attic and
cellars, natural Gas, 81 W Il month.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. iS7 sixteenth st., rooms, SlA 20 month.
10. ?l'3 Main street, store room, $40 month.
No, 1911! Market st., StorerOOm and 2rOoms,
SD0OAm0n
FOR SALE.
No. 22il aud g2tS Main street; ground IS feet
IrOui, running 70 alleys an equalwld Can be
30. lSQd aud 1906 Jacob street.
Locust Grove Farm, GlCnn's Run, 0hiOCounty
W. Va, ~ acres, undGrlAld with coal.
IN Acres Of Land, One.hRli mile west from
lower point Of Wheeling Island, hnderlAld with
coal, lO ifult tees, tOOmed frame house, lArEC
stable, good .CiStetn, hydrAnt IN kitchen, and
lnLlnS A. Kitchen door, can bt bought for 1000
No, 2l8 Market street,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate AVeut, U. ). Pension and Claim Az
lorney, Collector and Notary Public.
lAl 0VFiCE; No. 1919 MARKET srREEr.
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Proposals.
op4IgD PROPOSALS,

~ L., r,opo,als for excavation, stone work,
seSlsu vpniligors lumber, minor hardware
bnSEN9 .,,,loisrwoTk. plhlteling, painting aHu
and Ca' Ptv,,ISy tinW6rk, galvanized Iron W0rE,
glNlng 'H'iiIIi r,s pllmbiuE and RRS httinR, cast
l55 Wrought iron work gIiGhns IS Win ~
S Ieeeyr Al The once o. Motifs Nav HsbIeH
chairman Kin street, Wheeling, W. Va,r until
iWg nnSS, noon, January y, lsg' ,,.,,o, man.
N3IiHSh A. "a No Tor the separate bIanches men
Az p'l' W M be addressed N Norris HOEk'
i EC,HS, ebaIrmtn building Committee alta, =,
,lr,s ss mn" lros., Main street wheeling W. Va
VSloN h'''" ]. Y0uNlE,
ia Architect and snneElnLendGnt.
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BuRLINonAM, N. Y, May 81, $50.

BUCKINGHAM, N. Y, May 81, $50.
G.. G. GREEN, Dear sir:--I am fro.
uuently troubled with severe colds, and
the only remedy that will relieve me OF
them Is your BosChee's German Syrup.
l have used 1t for more than twelve
years. 1t lisa constant household com.
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured II first at my solicitation, and
SAYS lie has sold great many bottles, II
Is q very popular remedy In this section.
Every person who Inns used 1t speaks In
Tho highest terms Of It's merits. do
not know Of single case It las not
cured. first used Il in Vermont where
| lived before coming here. ! advise
everyone to use y, as II Is certainly the
best cough medicine hayeeyer known,
/ have tried nearly all Of them at differ.
ent times. Yours respectfully,
MosEy GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The PeAtursa the Mopsy and stock Mar.

NEW YoRE, Jan, lO-NonCy on call easy al
2ISa3 Per cent, last loan ~ per cent closed
offered At az per cent, Prime mercantile paper
l1{Aeh per cent. Startling exchange steady .Al
" s5gfa4 SSIS. Sales Of stocks "a, 90S shares,
The stock market was again moderately aetiCO
dAtions. Among the SpeoiAlties the Chicago gas
trust was especially weak, sympathiEing closely
with cotton, which made q further drop on
very large business, 81. Paul was the future on
The coalers were tho weak spot, LSckawantia
leading. The market closed quiet but weak at
about The lowest figures. Chicago gus trusts de-.
ellnrl 2N, LAckHWlnnA NJ, Missouri PuclhG and
Michigan Central " per cent,
Railroad bonds lessRctIYet sales s1i0,000
Government aud state bonds quiet but flFp.
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T ,ANDRErHs'
Garden Seeds.

We have juIl received the largest and lbe beil
selected stock Ol Landtetha, CGlVbuled Harden
seeda ever brought Y wheeling Guaranteed TO
10 fresh and pure. WgkfO prepared yOpell them
u reasonable prices PLEASE call aud No uA be.
fore sending elsewhere lot beVda
ia7 II, X, CITIZEN 4 CO.. 1870 Main b.
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pALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD-

nana.,,,so ~ T.. -,
In effect November Il, isSlEnsteTn lime: SNu'V
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, l0:%R
except Saturday, '''N -'''s = - N'''
Express for Cincinnati and 81, Louis. 1925 IN
Columbus accoRncaS tiSn, s;SS m, daily.
ll;l6 IN, daily exec / saturday, and 2:8 nm
daily, except Sunday,
Philadelphia and New YorE, via CjrAitSr' S.Bn
daily, ~
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a m
daily; express, 1889 m, daily, i,IS D m, daI.y
ington, Pa, $50 D "a, daily eTcept Sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore and
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2;tS a IN, Sunday
only. ''
For MoundSyllle, $40 m, and l2.CO Noon.
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L. Cuthberton Gregg, Esq, (enumer.
ating the characteristics OF his family
"Yaas. Now, my brother Nwed, he's
the pwactical one; he carwies pocket
pinCushion.h
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General Notices.

SGTUPTION OF JUNCTION
r Eg0Eh c1oIPASY's HORTGAgg BONDS
Tbs holders Of Junction l ,oS SSSetSSsr ISL
secured " W IN isIersOp county, Ohio, land r.
and RECORDED y, SS ~ psgc 5Is are hereby noll-
cords, ID kec9Iu ,,M,~mbefed q 2G II, ~, n, 81 a2,
aed that p9his n d, a, G6, H. H. 81 ST. 80, ",
81, s, u =. ~ ~ ioi selected for payment In &C
q 4aIS NH wh the provisions AID mo OnS
sSa vii WIN GcG ~, E lS S sSat u
presentation ' XII rity Of Wheeling, West VIE,
Wheelln b " Jr,t dayoi February, A. D. lsss' AZ
ginL, on ,nT ,i ,, Wiii cease to bear Interest
which Tine va JUNCTION IRON COMPANY:
p.u NJ pEIE,T President. !as
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"The trouble with pa" said Mrs.
Bentley, us that lie lets little things
worry him. He was mad this morning
BECAUSE the baby kept him awake all
nirhl y
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Railroads,

WHEELING & elan GROVE R, r,
wv On aud after Saturday, October Is, 1883,
will run rs fellows;
LRAvE WHEELING;
$50 q. M, 7;O0A. me- ga, M, ll:00 q. M, 1850 p,
M, $3.50 ?. M, BIO y. M, TOO p, M, 800 p, IN,
LEAYE WHEELING PARR;
O:l0 y. M, 7;i6 a. m 1000 q M, 1880 M, $3.50
p, m, 42l =, M, $50 2. IN. 500 p M, l0OOp NJ,
ONSuNDAYS-Unll further notice trains will
run Rs follows; Leave the city NJ 500 q, M, and
run every hour until 9:l6p N, Leave Wheeling
Park Ut g;OO .. m, and run every hour until 10
7, N, Except church train viii leave Park at
9;4S q: IN. aud city ut 1913 p. m.
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Young physician (who has Just lost q
patient, to old physician -",Would you
advise an autopsy, doctor" Old ply;
siCian-"No; wouldadviHe an inquest"
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TIE endorsement Of German Syrup is
We will publish 1000 tes-
timonials received during the last six
Read them. May save your
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Ethel-"o, papa, did you see the new
parlor lamp Aunt Julia sent meS It's
the latest thing out" Papa-"lt will
be Sunday nights, anyway"
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BsllalFe 4 Z4nCsyille Through Passenger leaves
bollGre ~ S'AOA, m, arrives at BellRiFe at $3.50
p, m,
WoOlSheld Passenger leaves BellairO at 4;2O p,
M, arrives Of BellRifc at :26 a. N,
summeTtield Accommodation leaves BellaiTe
o. l!.2l p. M. arrives ~ RsllAirO at ll:0 4. m.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs--on and after Nov, IS lSss-..x
day excepted. monday excepted, lsRtiF lay
SsSsesPssd l., lsInday only Saturday only
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Metals.

motnlha
NEW. YoRx, Jan. 1o,-plg iron firm. Copper
unsettled; lake Sl7 10. Lead tlrmi domestic
s3S11l. Thu dull StraitS s.l %.
baltimore Live stock Market
CALyERroN LAVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, Jan. II, 1885,
THE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this wee s,llb
Arrivals last 0l0
Arrivals one year 1879
REMARKS.
The receipts arc slightly In excess Of last
weeks numbers, and constitute q fair supply
The quality viii average trlHC better than that
rough hogs among thGtn. These arc slow Ul eAlO,
aud FaugV down ~ low ~ 6AC. Good light hogs
are In moderately fair demand Ut last weeks
quotations, TA7l{I not.
or tho receipts, B,1I8 head came over the Hal.
limnro \ Ohio railroad, and AVN head over the
PCnnbyIyARlR railroad.
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Washington School Of EIOCutiOn
AND oRAroRY.
Mas. NJ. STEVENS llART,-.,.,..,D..p Principal

~ = ~
M"@" 3d., N,wo WARRINGTON, DC.
sixth Annual Session begins "wednesday, Sop.
iombOf q.
Course Of instruction embraces Elocutlon,
MAthunAtlCsl Modern Languages Vocal aud In.
htLnuignlal Music and Physical Culture.
Tho pflnOppAl II assisted BY An elllClgnt corps
Of teachers In each department,
Graded Glasses iOf boys and giflh daily.
Adult Glasses and private Instruction given Ia
Diplomas awarded. A limited number Of pu.
pills hcCOtnIpOdAted In The family.
For circulars and references apply 10 INTELLi,
dENOER once. atIll
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U, s, e Nash & Chat..,...,.. ~
Y, !, " coupon. q New Jersey Central VIZ
Y. s. lss reg, ,,.,,..,lO Northern PRClfc,,,, vi
Y. D. " conpOn-.,.lgS3t do prelerred,,...,. G09
Adams ExpEess.,,..lI2 IChlcGgO 4 N. Wool los
American Express. 400 do preferred. ..,...li2k
Canada Southern, 6lklNOw York Central 0Sll !,
Central PaciBe...,.. S655SlohiO & Mlssigippl, 2!4
Chesapeake EOhi0. l9A do preieFFed...,, A)S
do hFst preferred, 6}3PaclhG Mal,.,..,,..,.. ;tl
do second prefd., II Pittsburgh,
Q, O. o, 4 l.,,..,,,,.,, bSJ6 Reading ,,,,,,,,, 4s
Denver 4 Il, G,,,,... l61sSL l.. Il s, F.,,,,,.,,
Heterogeneous. ~ do preieFTed.,.,,,., rs
do preierred,..,,,.. Is do tirSt pFeieFTed.lla
Fort WRyns,r,,,,,,,-li9IEl n, 4 ST Paul,.,.. 6iM
Kansas & Texas.,,., l8E do preferred. ,,,,,.,lOiX
Lake lhlO 4 Vest, l6lllTeXRs Pacific secs, 29llS
do pleieFTed,".,,, b9bilunlOn PaCltln.., GlH
Lake shore.,y .,,..l0llt United States Ex.,, ~
Louisville y Nash, B7l}IW, 81, l.. 4 P,,.,...,. IS
L., n, A, Il C..,,,,,, rs do preferred. sees, 2iI6
Memphis & Chas,,. 40 IWells.FaEo Ex,,.lSl
Michigan Central, SiSIWeStern unIOp,,,,. SIX
Missouri Pacltlc,.,,. I3A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

CHICAGO, Jan. 1G.-Cattle- Receipts l. 900 head;
shipments 300 head; market weak aud lOc
lower: choice TO extra bGeVes 81 IS: Et0CkeH
and feeders :! lOaa -; Texas cattle 50 lOa2 y.
liOgs-RecGipts 5000 head; shipments 0OO0
mead; market weak and 6al0c lower; mixed
Sklps 81 i0n5 .. sheUp-liCCelpts 1000 head;
shipments 900 head; market steady natives
81 7Iah UO western Eh0rn q 4Uai b.; Texans
Al lihtl o. tnruhI Il 7EnH IN