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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-04
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS


1--WE Do hereby certify hat We supervise the ar.
uIgeneuis for all The Monthly and S%emi-AnnUal
Drawings 0fthe LouisiauA state Lottery CnmP1u1,
and IN person manage Hnd control he dMW MS
themselves, aud that the same are conducted wifh
honesty, fairness, ard h good faith toward all pat
ties, and VT authorize the Company 10 Usr this
D ~Iti6cgte, with irc-similies Of our signatures AZ
taChui ia us al advertisements.
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rran1fers d REM Estate.

-Four deeds Of trust and the following
conyeyances Of real estate were admitted
10 record yesterday by Recorder Hook
A deed made April %, 1880, by Wil
liam I. link and wife, OF Auburn, NY,
TO William link, OF Wheeling, in con
sideration Of $500, for the north 10 feel
Sinches oflotl4,and the whole otlot15 IN
square 2 OF the Joseph Hydingef, sr., es
tate, situated in the Eighth ward oil
Wheeling.
Mrs. Louise King and John King, hel
husband, To William zlnk, in consider.
alton OF 1926, for the south half Of lot II
In square No. 2 OF the Joseph Hydinger
estate, situated in that part Of the city
formerly known as Lagrange.
A deed made September 10. 1889, by
W. J. w. Cowden, trustee, To William O,
Handlan, in consideration Of 81, 305, for
a part Of lot 10 in square No, 50, situated
on Woods street.
A deed made September IA, 1880, by
Samuel O. Patterson, trustee, to John
Mathews, In consideration Of $3.50, for
lot No. II on the plat Of the addition TO
the town Of Elm Grove as laid out by A.
H. Patterson.
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SOMETHING ABOUT THE WEATHER.
The long Looked for Rains Game NJ Last
TI,a ann,n,on aanAnn Ended.

The Long Looked for Rains Came NJ Last.
The Summer Season Ended.
For two or three weeks past the
weather has been very sultry for this
time Of year, and the creeks and even
larger streams have dried up, or dwindled
TO mere rivulets. The fear was expressed
on every side that the dry weather
would terminate Just in time to deluge
the big State Fair and possibly put an
end to the Association. But good for
tune favored the enterprise and lifelong
looked for rain arrived Just at the right
time To do much good and no harm.
The weather prophets now predict that
the rain which started Sunday evening
and continued Of intervals during the
night, and very steadily yesterday, will
end the summer season, and that In q
few weeks summer under-clothing and
summer tourists will be things 10 be
forgotten till next year. That the
weather will stifIen up and be cool and
braCing before long Is the deyout wish Of
the stay.athome, who has sweltered In
the dust and heat.
While speaking Of weather II may be
remarked that the weather conditions
which existed here last week during
the time Of the State Fair, were some.
what remarkable when the conditions
which existed elsewhere are considered.
On Thursday, the big day Of the Fair,
there were eight League and Associa.
ton games Of base ball scheduled In
cities all over the country and not one
game was played, all being stopped on
account OF rain. On Friday only two
games were played Tor the same reason,
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BRLLAIRR.

I
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
Tho Glass City,
Mfs, Albert Michael ID among Martina Ferry
friends,
NJ; Lou Lawrence Is home from trip in Cen
Custer NJ, HsesIey Is snilIngona young daughter
Martin Psherty, Of Newark, is here among hi
many friends,
Hon. J, ". Shannon, Of 81. claisyIlle, wal
] here yesterday,
Mn. BoySe and daughter Emma, left yesterday
for BhAfpsbpIg.
Train Master ohlIger, OF the @, & p, road, was
In the city yesterday,
Louis Eberllng and vile leave to-day for an ex'
tended Michigan trip,
Patrick Tucker Is OF on three weeks visit 70
New York City and vicinity,
Charlie Hallett bought the residence Of D. B,
Crafty on Rose Hill Saturday
8, o, Cummlns, the hardware man, Is quite
sick Of his home north Of town.
The q, A. r. boys meet this morning Ut 1
O'Clock TO go t0Maftin'S Ferry.
], II, Mcconnell has All order from one man
down tho river for ! 100 apple barrels.
Charles Fitzpatrick Il able 10 be out, but the
bullet In him has not yet been found.
Rev, b. Van Amber, Of Carthage, N. ", who
has been visiting here, has gone 70 Elyria.
Rev. T. W. anemArrled at his residence Sat.
urdRy night William o, swlSheF and Mrs. N.
Sharp,
Several BellAite people will take IN the .s4cur:
sion 10 Detroit to-day via the o., L. q W. and
the lakes,
The large coal chutes aud treStliug at Nor.
gan's thatiell recently have been replaced with
new ones.
At the Lantern Globe Company's upper works
new sheds have been built for the workmen who
Ore the new furnace.
The rains Of yesterday made some bad washes
on the hillside and some muddy tllls IN the low
ground back OF town.
Alex, Gallagher and James Kearns have gone
a. delegates TO the National swltchmenB Union,
which meets In Columbus this week.
". II. skinner, for years with tho Sullivan
Coal Works here, but recently OF Beverly, Ohio,
has returned aud gone 70 work for Pelky
Brothers,
Adriyert1r one OF the aour mills here narrow.
ly escaped getting his horse into the river yes.
tefday, The ferry float was so slippery aud steep
that the animal lost is footing.
A prominent window glaSsworker here has
taken advantage OF the long shut down aud
drank 10 much bad whlSkey that he now has
the treneus, -four men had all they could do
10 hold him Saturday night
As Peter schram,. with his wife and Mrs.
MAule, were coming home from the funeral sun.
day evening", their horse became uumAnHgeahlo
and started 10 run. Mr. schram, 10 save the
occupants from destruction, ran the horse into
a deep ditch, wherS they were upset All were
more or less hurt aud the buggy was mashed.
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LOCAL BRHYEHlR


AAhtteNN ~ AAAnpN AAptaNAt AAAtffN = sfF~F ="
CITY,
A DOG belong to Charles Peterman bit
a small child on Main street in the sixth
ward Yesterday,
THE Riverside nail factory was on yes
terday on account OF q shortage OF plaEe'
II will be on again today,
FoUR morepuddling furnaces were put
on az the Belmont mill yesterday, max
ing fourteen in all, now In operation.
An Arab who gave his name as Ran,
doore was arrested by Speidel yesterday
afternoon for indecent exposure Of MS
person in the Filth ward,
ALL persons having claims against the
State Fair Association should pFesel,t.
them before tomorrow, Premiums WIN
be paid out on and after Friday,
THE house Of Mrs, Martin in alley q
above Fourth street, was discovered 70
be on fire yesterday morning, Ihe
blaze was extinguished by neighborf
with q few buckets oil water,
A POWER Of attorney from The Inter
national Typograph Company BY ~
President, Joseph g. seibeneck, 70 Hon
Alfred Caldwell, Of this city, was filed In
the Office Of Recorder Hook yesterday,
SEVERAL members Of Ohio City Lodgt
| No. 4S6, A, +, and A. NJ, OF Martins
Ferry, visited Ohio Lodge No, ], OF this
city, last evening, Some very interest
Ing work in the third degree was done
GEORGE scHALp, a huckster, gotdrunl
on the South Side and insisted on dIi y
ing his horse up TO peoples doors, ON
Ger Wilkie thought him too enterprlsinl
in his efforts to dispose Of his stock and
locked him up.
"Doc" KINNEY, the man W no engaged
In a tisticutf with Bert Watkins on Mar
ket street Sunday, gave himself up e
the police yesterday, Watkins was lined
In police court yesterday for the part he
took in the affair,
OyYIcRRs Lukens and Frohme had, 9
lively chase through East Wheeling y
| the heavy rain yesterday, for an OLD
man who gave his name as Albert
Bune, He was intoxicated ana was an,
moving people living in the vicinity OIL
Jacob and Thirteenth Streets
Tup State Council Of the Junior Order
American Mechanics will meet In New
Martlnsyille to-day. State Councillor
j. 7. Reed, Vice State Councillor j.,
| Z, Degant, State Secretary s. X, War,
fuel, Delegate d. W. Martin and several
other gentlemen Of this city will attend
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Now open. It's full Of the most inter,
esting exhibits, and, by universal con.
sent, the display in the grand arcade o.
Jos. Horne & Co.'s slrpasses all in
variety and elegance, including, as II
does, Paris Exposition Silks and Bro
cades; Velyets; Dress Goods; Dress
Trimmings Suits and Wraps for Ladies
and Children; Paris Millinery and
Ribbonsi Laces; Corsets; Hosiery
Underwear Seal Plush Goats and Wraps
Genuine Finest Quality Alaska Sea-
Goats and Jackets and Fine Capes and
Mutfs; Small Fursi Lace Curtains and
Heavy Curtains. The display case ID
very large, hut far too small 10 give any
complete idea Of our enormous new
stock OF goods for Fall and Winter. II
you visit this great Exposition, do NOT
fail TO visit our store at Jos. Horne 4 Co.,
909=B2l Penn Avenue, Plttsburgh.
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THE
Pittsburgh Exposition.

wOwllh 70 call attention to that great enter.
prise, whore one can SEQ 90 much for 90 little
money. wOadyiSe our readers 70 take Adyan.
tagO Of The cheap transportation, and go the
great exposition, and while visiting The sister
elites DO no. hil to look for numtet 90 Federal
Street, Allegheny, whore one Of tho tnett and
most complete Liquor Stores can DO ucon In this
country, You will convince yourself atA glance,
that when you give your patronage 10 such d
house you arc sure 70 DO we'll treated and ret
value ioi your money, The proprietor Of said
house cannot Alotd 70 hypothscate hi ytputa.
ton and do otherwise He continues 10 sell six
year old Pure Rye whlakOy al Il % pof quart, OF
ok quarts Tot 800. His Silver Arc has no
equal, which he sells alti ~ per full quart. All
tihdi Of wines from bOo upwards, and no O1tSA
charge tcf packing OF shipping % any place.
Send lot hil pt,ce list and eAlaicauSAnd obilge
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MARVELLOUS TYPEWRlTING.


graph, "Kipg of rypewriters.p
Those fortunate enough to witness the
exhibition Of rapid typewriting by
Thomas w. Osborn, Of Rochester, N. Y,
during the West Virginia Exposition and
State Fair, held In this city, were filled
with wonder.
Notwithstanding the Caligraph stands
unrivaled throughout this section as the
most practical, durable and rapid type.
writer, the feats performed by Mr.. Os.
born called forth ordinations Of sur.
prise and pleasure from all acquainted
With typewtiters and typewriter work.
Professor Anderson, Of the Board OF
Education, fined Mr.. Osborn In several
tests, he writing l54 words Of memoriEed
matter in one minute, then covering the
key board with o handkerchief, COM
pletely hiding every key from sight, he
wrote 151 words Id one minute and so
words in half a minute.
I. w, Garvin, official court steno.
grapher, held the watch, when MIR. o.
born surpassed his former feat, writing
1855 words In a minute, and So words In
half a minute. Mr.. Osborn also wrote
1884 words from dictation. Such marvel.
GUS feats not only speak for the expert
ness OF the operator, they forcibly de-
monstrate the capability Of the Cali
graph. It certainly Stands at the
head" The exhibitions were given I'm.
der the auspices Of Edward !. Rose 4
Co., at their booth in the Main EXPOSE
ton Hall. They are the General Agents
for the 0aligrapn, and have sold nearly
400 Of these excellent instruments in
this territory,s
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1M A14
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling People
Abroad.
J.F. Patton, ofst. olairsville, Is at the
Mcclure.
j. =, wilkinson, Of RavenswOOd, is at
the stamm.
]. L. Green, Excursion Agent Of the
O., L, & W., Is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Will Zane will leave to-day on a
short pleasure trip to Cleveland and De-
troit.
P. NJ. Rhodes left for the East yester-
day to complete bis fall and winter pur-
chases.
Mr.. John weisner, OF the South Side,
returned yesterday from a visitin Wheel
ing, Ala.
MI. and Mrs. W. II. Ogden, Of Park.
ersburg, were registered at the slamm
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Kelley, Of Rose Hill, Bell.
aire, Is the guest Of Miss Ella Ramp, OF
the East End.
Miss Blanche Aiken, Of Tiltonsyillee,
is visiting Miss Flora Chapman on North
Market street.
Mrs. s. @. Medick, Of South Chapline
street, las returned from visit to rela'
tiyes at Birmingham, Alabama.
Mrs. A, j. Worls and daughter, Miss
Jessie, leave this morning on a short
| pleasure tripto Cleveland and Detroit
Rev. Zeigelmeyer, Of St. Johns
Church. who, with his family, Is now in
Europe, will sail from Bremen Tor home
Oh Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Metze, OF Cleveland, who
has been the guest Of her daug liter, Mrs,
Arthur Clarity, returned TO her home
yesterday evening.
Misses Alice Jackson and Maggie
Klugh, Of the East End, have returned
home from Glen Easton, where they
have been visiting Miss Ada Wilson.
Mr.. Michael straub, Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
who has been the guest OF his son,
Charles H. straub, foreman at the Mag
ara engine house, returns 10 his home
to-day.
Mr.. R. T. Devries, j., the popular clerk
at Menkemeller's drug store, leaves 70.
night for Philadelphia, where he will
take course in the Philadelphia School
Of Pharmacy.
Mrs. Alex. Glass and children, Miss
Mary Roberts and Miss Elsie Whitaker
have returned here from Mountain Lake
Park, where they have been spending
the summer.
Chief Engineer Dunninp, of the Fire
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A Fruit yendsr IA Trouhie,

John POLICIES, one Of the sons oiSuuny
Italy interested in the fruit stand att the
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets, was
before Justice Phillips Yesterday charged
with assault and battery by o young
man named viii stottSbury. The fruit
yender allowed his temper 10 get away
with him In connection with d tranBac.
ton with stottsbury and bit him. Hewas
fined s. and costa He hadIa big wad Of
money with him, but he was 90 mad
that he preferred togo 10 Jail rather than
settle. A stay OF about ten minutes In
the Eotf street hastile, however, was all
he wanted, and paying the hne and
costs, made larger by the commitment
proceedings, he was released.
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Yesterday morning q westboun,i
freight train on the Trans.ohio division
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio ran over a
tramp named George Mcknight al a
point two miles east Of Barnesyllle. fio
was stealing fidH aud by some means
fell under the wheels and had both lpqs
cut Of. Medical aid was rendered ID
Bonneville, and the Injured man Will
DO taken 10 the Belmont County Ia.
Urinary u 81 ClAinyllle. Mcknight
balls from Columbus, o. and has a wife
living there,
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manor i,e.6tlInln llrooto tjounty,

Sunday afternoon RI Rev. Bishop e,
terkln, d this Episcopal diocese, yibited
81. Johns Church, Brooke county, aud
administered the flte ofconHfmallon q
four pefsonB, presented by Rev. ChhrleI
Williams. The church was mot large
enough 10 contain the congregation,
ina1y ot whom were compelled 70 remain
ouleIde during the services, In The
evening Bishop Peletkin went 10 steu.
benvlll0 and preached an able sermon
~ 81. Pauls church. A feature Of che
service was the musical portion, which
had been specially prepared,
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Il q combination Of the active properties
Of dates, hgs and prunes, aud othei
tropical lruits. ~ pleasant taate aud
beneficial effects have rendered Il In
inenuely popular. ttGufea habitual con-
gtipatlonI indignation, blllquSnoeg, BiOl
headache, plleg, etc, Sold Ia so cent
bottles BY y, r. Goetse, w. w, Irwin
W. 4, Williams aud John 1aughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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Circular No, 40, from the ONCE Of Gen.
eral superintendent Allen, Of the OH.
cago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Railway, an.
nouheeo that Capt Charlie Dunlap ID 40.
pointed Assistant General Supetfntend.
ent, with headquarters Al Topeka CAPT,
Duhlap was formerly connected with de
b, 4 O, and when no left that road Was
Division Superintendent Al Grafton. He
became connected with the o, r, 1, ar,
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There were nine cases disposed Of in
Police Court yesterday morning. They
were all DRINKS and disorderlies. The
two most notable were those OF Mrs,
RufEner and James Jones, Mrs. Ruffnet
assaulted her husband at the Second
ward market house Saturday evening
and succeeded In making 1t quite warm
and interesting for him; she was fined
S. and costs, and in default Of payment
was sent to fall. Jones,arrested by Des.
mond, for beating his wife, confessed
judgment and was let off with s. and
cnaia
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Last night Charles Haymaker swore
out a warrant for Louise Phinney, charg.
ing her with extorting money from him
She was found to be- hard working
woman, who 10 employed at a restaurant,
and IL was also learned that she is Hay.
makers vile, and that he had sworn ont
the warrant In her maiden name. Her
extortlon was simply an effort TO get d
part OF the money he earns, before he
spent II In carouBal, She was allowed To
20 on her own reCogniEance, and a war.
rant was issued for Haymaker charging
him with disorder. He Ia now in the
lnnk.tin
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Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and feyerj to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and o. Men
kemeller,
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Natural Gas ollnr po.lpOped

The adjourned meeting Of those in.
terested In the procuring Of a better
natural gasBupply for the manufacturing
establishments Of this town, that was %
have been held At the Chamber oi Com.
nerce this afternoon has been post poned
till ThurslAy afternoon at 8 o'clock In
order 10 give the committee appointed 10
solicit subscriptions 10 q Joint stock com.
pany, more time Ia which 10 work and
prepare d report.
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OF the success Of Hoods sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives
fair equivalent for his money. The 70.
miliar headline 400 Doses One Dollar
stolen by imitators, IL original with and
true only Of Hoods sarsaparilla This
can easily be proven by any one who de,
sires to test the matter. For real econ.
omy, buy only Hoods sarsaparilla. Sold
by all druggists. i
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saiyAllon Army Alotllnr T,o.nlrht,

The indications arc thai The Salvation
Army ID contemplating another attack
on thla place. This evening BfiRadlel
General Btlttou and AdIulait Rodbrick,
Of Chicago, and Captain Watkins, 81
eteubenyillB, will DELIVER addresses Ia
the Second ward market hall on the
"patk Pfpsehl aud Fulhi6y Of ne Sal
walton Army, There will DO no admia.
olon leo charged. Aittt The addresses
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Q. HESS 8 SONS,
1891 q 1898 Market street

IL you cannot SEQ and need SpOctaclel
you Should cali on us and have your Eye
Tested without charge. We hare The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other UptlClan In the State,
and guarantee sallslaytlOn or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRUB,
JBWDler and OptlClan,
Cor, Twelfth and Market streets,
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FOOLISH PREJUDICE.


How Some People Allow a Word,
Against which They have q PreIu-
dice, 70 stand In the way Of their
own well'b0lng,
The old lady who would not ALLOW her son to
have eddie. but was willing he should have Q
violin, u q fair example OF the toolph prejudice
which very many people have Rgainst celtaiR
EnFdk. Many parsons might refuse 70 take
Chloride q Sodium, but would use sall, which
Who usually haveR deep pFtiudiee aBalnil The
words alcohol Or Nhlikey, They know that
somebody has abused the use Of these articles
and hence they denounee them altogether, In
spite 81 the iant that the best scientists aud the
leading physicians Of The present Day advocate
P.ot Austin flint Ii Bellevue (Ney York.
College, says, 1.-THE iudieiolS use Of alcoholic
Stim0lRntS n one Of the slfikl0g ehaTactefisticS
q ptogtsss N Che pHetiee OF medicine during
Prof Ioseph Parrish the dlitingHiShed author,
heart, SLOW DC pulse, warm hssEin, calm OK,
pttement, and We ought 70 use IT,
Pfpl, n. q. Grlenleai, the we'll known author,
sayai IAN Intelligent comprehension Of the
action Of alcohol and WhiSkey, will have q
greater influence IN promoting temperance than
Such high soielIidu authorities show that pure
MhlSkey should BE- uied q household remedy,
No iatheF or mother need hesitate for q moment
70 adminiSter puiyls Pure Malt Whiskey 10 the
children, and II y simply higotTy % allow tho
word WhiSkey, which u the name OF this medi'
cine % stand n the way, Of the wonderful ben,
remembered, however, that lheie Effects arr
only 70 be secured by the use Of q pure medicl'
nal Whlskey like Duhy'S and care should be
taken 70 nsA ne other BeifTu
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IA oup.tlon.r

Do YOU suffer with habitual conStipa.
ton or biliouBness2 u 20, try the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 80 cent bottled
by o. r. Goethe, w, w. Irwin, w. u
Williams, John 1aughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
ApnniA.
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September "a and October q, the BALI
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company vii
cell excursion tickets al one fare Tor thl
round trip 10 principal points 10 the
West, Northwest, South and Southwest
good returning thirty days.
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Tor rich and poor who wish 10 enjoj
good health, and who do not wish 10 10
6oft 10 bitter, tause0us liver medicine
aud CAlhatliCa, ID the concentrated Call
iofnia LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup 0I
FiRB For sale In 30 cent aud 81 % bot.
ll6s BY Logan Drug Company, Anton r.
He15, Il, b, Burt and o, MOnkemellef.
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WARRINGTON, DO, Sept, 10. -Fot West
efh Pennsylvania, rain, followedby clear
Ing weather, westerly winds, no change
Ia temperature.
For West Virginia, rain, westerly
winds, lower temperature,
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TnB PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.
Special Cheap EscurslonI, september 10
via tho Pennsylvania Lines.

Excursion tickets, including admiH'
sion 10 the Expedition, will be- sold
on Thursday, September 10, via the
Pennsylvania Lines at the rate Of g II
from Bridgeport, good returning until
Saturday, September q,
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.

Excursion Ia the PlttShursh Expedition via
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
I, Saturday. September 81, the Baltimore
4 Ohio will Sell excursion tickets 10
Pittsburgh and return at 81, including
admission 70 the Exposition. Tickets
good returning until Monday, September
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PAIN AND phEAD attend the use otmoei
Cataffh remedies. Liquids and enuil
are unpleasant % well a. dangerous
Ely's Cream Balm 10 sale, pleasant,
easily applied Into the noplFlla, and
sure CufeA II cleanseB The nasal passages
aud heals the inhAmed membrane, CIV
Ing relief Al once, Price SOC. AwrAw