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AMONG IHR JOKRRs.

Rejected sultor; 'FArabella, ! am 90
ing TO blow my brains out" Ara
bella: Reginald, please blow then
out on the stoopi our carpet is brant
Brown; ~ understand you told Well
that ] am regular chump," Jones;
Nothing OF the kind, I'm not round
telling the public what l think"
''You greet that lady with great defer,
ence, Maud, Who Is sheW "sheY
Why, she Is Mrs. Foolscap. The Is w.
erary," What has she written" sob
ahe has Just had a story rejected by the
"Well, that's funny" remarked Mum
kee. "What was funnyT "What was
lunnyT "Why, that remark Of Miss
Johnson's, l asked II might see her
home and she said, Certainly, on clear
day, and then abe walked of with that
joy, Blodkins,"
Tom Ginn-"I am sorry, Mr., Martel,
but Ican't sell you another drink, It's
after o'clock-time to close up and 80
home. ! guess your wife will be ex'
pecting you,h HennesEey Martel-"That
Oh Just the trouble, oil Eel, Let Ssh wait
till she getsh T. sleep"
swell, my son, your final examina-
tons will soon be on, Do you think you
will get your degree?" "tf the philoso.
pher who said that he Is the wisest who
haA discovered his own ignorance spoke
the truth / shall get o Phi, D, and an LII,
d, and numerous other degrees. II he
was wrong the degree I'll get is Zero"
Living Skeleton (only one In America,
at dime museum: "These folks make
me tired" Sympathetic visitor; SIN
what wayP "Here ! am earning $500 a
week as the greatest living skeleton, yet
hour after hour day in an day out, one
old woman after another stops an chins
and chins at me about the things | ought
TO eat to get fat"
Miss Bedrose; Elbow l do hate that
old Mrs. Sharp. As Charley Fresh and
] passed her yesterday I heard her ask
her companion who was that young
thing Charley had on his arm. / am
sure she meant for me to hear her,
too" Mrs. Sears: "By the time you
reach my age you will feel flattered il
some one should should call you a
young thing" Miss Bedrose: eyes;
but she put entirely too much emphasis
on 'thinR,n
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II you Try this remedy you will say as many
Others have said, that 1t Is tho DEsr blood purl
fer and tonic. Write blood Balm Co... Atlanta
Ca, for book Of convincing testimony
J, P. Davis, Atlanta, Ga, West End) writes
~ consider that D. D. D. has permanently cured
me Of rheumatism and EclAtlca."
Il. H. SGulter, Athens, Ga, says IN. D. u
cured me Of Rn ulcer that had resisted all Othel
treatment
E. O. Tinsley, ColumbIana, Ala, writes! "MJ
mother and sister had liberated sore throat and
ScroiulA. D, d. D. cured them"
Jacob r. sponcler Newman, Ga, writes; "B
d. Il. entirely cured me Of rheumatism In M
shoulders. used six bottles"
Charles ReinhArdt, No. 100 Fountain street
Baltimore, Nd, writes; ~ suffered with bleed
Ing piles two years, and ati glad 10 say that ont
bottle Of B. B. D. cured nj"
]. Hardy, ToccoA, Ca, writes! 'B. D. d. Ia I
quick cure for cRtArrh. Three bottles cured me
I had been troubled several years.
II. SPHINX, Atlanta. Ga, says! zone bottle Q
d. B. d. completely cured my child Of eczema
w, A. Pepper, FfcdOniA, Ala, writes: "B. u
B. cured my mother OF liberated Bor0 throat"
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale agents.
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From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
0;O5 and l2;SOp. m. and III p. M, daily.
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EHR BEST YEARS OF LIFE.
But Only Woman Can Properly AIou
Their Happiness,

But Only n Woman Can Properly M0uli
Their Happiness,
From ARhS Year Round,
From twenty,one TO twenty-five nigh
be the best years Of life, but upon one
condition only that seems possible. The
condition Is, that the man be in bonds
Of noble servitude Of admiration to q
noble woman, There will be much Of
disquiet attendant upon such services
but It will be the restlesSness oisure and
certain growth, and growth in the higll-
est direction, All but the woman must
be oiexalted mould-little short indeed,
Of divinity Otherwise, it were diabol-
ical.
The Greeks had more than an inkling
Of this method, although, as q rule, they
could NOT rear such high-souled women
as 1t Ia the privilege OF modern Europe
TO excel In, With them the philoso-
pliers played the part OF the woman,
Often they played It detestably, but not
always, The tare exceptions were those
unsexed men who had attained to the
state OF pure contemplatiye spirits TO
whom the world Is but q shadow Of q
world, They made Greece.
Similarly, the women OF our age who,
from the most unselHsh motives, devotes
herselfto others-whether to individuals,
or classes, or entire nations-has in her
the power to make the man in his early
manhood, This Is well known, but Il
is worth iteration, II only we could
keep colleges Of tried women for the
finishing Of the education Of our boysI
! warrant the result would BIO astonlsh'
inn
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srRENora 10 vigorously push q bust.
ness, strength 10 study for q profession
strength 10 regulate . household
strength 10 do q days labor without
phypical pain, Do you desire strength
II You are broken down, have no energy,
feel a. II life was hardly worth living,
YOU can DO relieved and restored q
robust health aud strength by taklnI
Browns Iron Blttets, Q sure cure ioI
dybpopbia, malaria weakness and gu
diseases requiring true, reliable tonic
II acts on the blood, nerves aud muscles
and regulates every part Of The Byltetn'
- pAW,
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CaR be Saved FROM a lEulkaEd's Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
With the terrible LIQUOR, 0PIUN or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 70 many and hard 10 Felln'
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Paper I. King of the Modern World


We live in paper houses, wear paper
clothing, and Sit on paper cushions In
paper cars, rolling on paper wheels.
We do q paper business over q paper
counter, buying paper goods, paying
with paper money, or charging them up
in paper books, and deal In paper stocks
on paper margins. We row races In pa.
per boats for paper prizes. We go TO
paper theatres, where paper actors play
TO paper audiences.
As the age develops the coming man
will be more deeply enmeshed In the pa
per net. He will awake In tho morning
and creep from under his paper clothing
on his paper bed, and put on his paper
dressing gown and paper slippers. He
will walk over paper carpets down paper
stairs, and, seating himself In q paper
chair, read the paper news In the morn
| Ing paper. A paper bell will call him to
his breakfast, cooked In o paper oven,
served on paper dishes, laid on q paper
cloth on a paper table. He will wipe his
| lips with q paper napkin, and having
put on his paper shoes, paper hat,
and paper coat and taken his paper
cane, he will walk on a paper
pavement or ride In paper carriage 10
bis paper office: He will organize paper
enterprises and make paper profits. He
will 70 10 Europe In paper Steamships
and navigate the air In papet balloons,
He will smoke paper tobacco In apaper
pipe, lighted 7Eithia paper match. He
viii write with q paper pencil, white
paper stickstwith q paper knife, 70 Agh.
Ing with a paper rod, d paper line, and
paper hook, and put out his catch 10 Q
paper haSket. He will 70 ahooting With
4 paper gun, loaded with paper Gartrid.
ges, and defend his country In paper
forts, with paper cannon and paper
bombs. q.
Having lived his paper life and
achieved d paper fame ndpapsr wealth,
he will retire 10 paper leisure and die In
paper peace, There will DO q paper
funeral, At which tho mournerB, dressed
In paper Grape, will wipe their eyes with
paper handkerchief, and paper preach
or will preach o paper SERMON In 4 paper
pulpit from q paper text He will lilo IN
1 paper coffin wrapped ina paper Shfoud
bis name will be engraved On q paper
plata, and q paper heatse, adorned With
paper plumes, will carry him 10 q paper
lined grave, over which will DO raised {
paper monument.
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=, ALL grOcers keep Plllsbury's Best
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud Stock Mar

The Features of the Money and Stock Mar
kets,
NV YoRK, May 27,-Money on call easy at "a
per cent; last loan . per cent; closed offered al
2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper O}<a6h
per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady al
81 S714al IS, Sales OF stocks 1906 shares.
The stock market began the new week with q
strong tone, which characterized It throughout
tho last week, while broad out OF the specu.
latiOn was very marked, and the volume oil
business waAstlll larger than on any day OF last
week with the result OF leaving tho entlre list
somewhat higher than on Saturday. First prices
were from u to pei. cent above Saturdays
closing figures, and further fractional advances
were soon made, A slight set back was expert
ehced toward II O'Clock, and this was the reason
Of every upward movement throughout the day,
but the Impression made Rt any one limo was
lnconEldemble,
AieaturC OF tho days operations was the ex'
traordlnary strength shown by several Of the
specialties and low priced shares. Of which
Chesapeake & Ohio, Lake Shore and the trust
stocks were most prominent for tho advance
The market finally closed active and strong
generally ut about tho best prices Of tho day. The
important gains were Chicago Gas ~ per cent,
Lake Eric y Western preferred 2H, Chesapeake
& Ohio preferred 81, Louisville 4 Nashville aud
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred each.
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales q In 900.
Government and State bonds dull and weak.
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WHAT IS A SCOTCH MARRIAGE2

A Question to DO Settled By the LaokR-
wanna County Courts.
A Scranton special to the Philadel-
phia Press says; Mrs. Ralph Potter, Of
Madison, Wis, last July, through her
attorney, Mcoarty, Of Honesdale and
Scranton, entered claim for a share in
the estate Of George Simpson, Of Arch
bald, one OF the wealthiest and best
known coal operators in this section Of
the State, who died In Archibald about
six years ago. He was unmarried, and
all his property, real and personal, was
To be divided among his brothers and
sisters and their children.
The estate Is not yet settled, and a
new and somewhat sensational develop
ment promises 10 open up litigation and
prolong the adjustment OF the matter.
Mrs. Potter bases her claim on the state
ment that she was q niece OF the de.
ceased, the daughter OF his sister, Mrs.
Jane Simpson Dram, now deceased. The
attorney served notice on JAMES j.
Williams, the executor Of the estate, and
asked him 10 file an account. The &C.
count was filed early In January, and 1t
was shown that the estate was worth
about half q million dollars. The ex-
ecutor Of Mr.. Simpsons estate contests
the claim solely on the ground that the
claimant Is the daughter OF an illegiti-
mate child Of George Simpsons father;
born in Scotland, eighty years ago. The
question, therefore, Of what legally con-
stitutel marriage In that countryat that
time seems to Be the point at issue, 1t
being advanced that the only require
ment to effect legal marriage. was the
consent Of the parties, and no question
as to the legitimacy Of children born in
such wedloCk could 10 raised up 10 1883.
The claim is that John Simpsons mar
riage with the plaintiffs mother was
contracted under one Of the conditions
OF Scottish practice. John Simpson
emigrated 10 America many years ago
and settled in Carbondale. He brought
with him a wife, the daughter, whose
children now claim O portion OF the
hali.million, who finally went TO Wis
cousin, where she married George
Dram, and dying q few years ago lef!
two daughters--Mrs. Ralph Potter and
Mrs. White, who are also interested in
the suit brought by the forrter.
This Is the first case OF the kind ever
tried In LaCkawanna county, and the
half.million OF issue makes 1t doubly In
teresting. ..l.
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What pure air is to an unhealthy To-
cality, what spring cleaning is to the
neat housekeeper, so is Hoods sarsapa'
rilla to everybody, at this season, The
the blood purified and yitalized, the
germs OF disease destroyed. scrofula,
Salt Rheun, and all other blood disor'
ders are cured by Hoods sarsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring
medicine.
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Educational.
Mt, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
(BlSters Of Tho VllItatIon,)

A school Of moro than national reputation
otiers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii
brary Of Ilx thousand volumes. Fine phllo.
Sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CoTpsoi
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according TO the method OF tho old italian mas.
ters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references TO patrons in
all the principal cities, address
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900 head; shipments 1900 head: market active
and &c lower; mixed 81 i0al 90; heavy q 8Ja4 CO..
light q 40al 65t EkIpS 81 b0a4 Is. sheep--Re
Celpts 1000 head; market firm and 100 higher
natives - 50aI 90; western Bhorn s. G6li l6
Texans shorn 80 coal %; lambs q 60a5 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. May ~ Cattle-Reccipll
LILO head; shipments 2i01 head; market firm
and unchanged. Ilogs-Receipts $500 head
shipments $500 head; market slow; oil grades
q coal 70. sheep-RecelpiS 6,40O head ship
ments 0 100 head market strong and unchanged
CINCINNATI, o., May 27.-IIogs firm; common
o 7Gal o.; packing and butchers 81 30a4 "; 70
cclpts 3,i70 head Shlpmenh $40 head.
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How many men given 10 heavy labor
60 through life with kind Of hitch in
the backbone caused by wrenChing at
some period in their younger days. Let
all such take heed from the following
letter:
9. R. Bentley, Lyndonville, Orleans
county, N. Y, writes:
"some years ago, while loading sheep
was confined TO my bed for four weeks,
being partially paralyzed. AS l could
get no relief, l put on my spine three
ALLcocK's PLAsTRRs from the small Of
my back up between my shoulders.
From that day suffered less pain, and
began TO get better. l put fresh plas-
tiers on every ten days, and in month
] was well and attendingto my business.
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To the Best Of His Knowledge and Belief.
Sunday school teacher-''Now, you
have named all but two OF the people
who went into the ark. Can you tell
me who they were, Arthur" Arthur
"Ham." Sunday school teacher-"That
Is right. Who was the last oneP Hor,
ace, your hand Is up; you may answer"
HoraCe ldraWlingl-"Eggs."
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Buclien,s Arnioa Saive.

The best Salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corn5, and al skin eruptong, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed 70 give perfect Batisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price 25e cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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plln.i pll.,l 1lolanr pllo.

gYMrfoMS, Moisture; intense itching. and
singing most a. night, worse By scratching
II allowed. 70 continue tumofs form, which
often bleed and ulGerAte, becoming very sore
BWAYNEs OINTMENT stops the itching Ant
bleeding, heals ulcefatlQni and IN most ca1es 70
U cents. pr. sWAyno 4 Hon Philadelphia.
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Credentials all Right.

New York Weekly,
Mrs. Tlptop-Horrors Engaged to that
man2 Are you crazyP He made his
money In trade
Miss Tiptop-Oh, no, ma; he used to
be New York official, and he stole 1t.
oh, that's different.
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FOR SALE.

building Lots, Old Fair Grounds, ZanC's
Orchard, South Penn, North Front, North lTn.
ron, South Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth, Wood, Wilson. MOyston, Twenty
eighth. Tweny.nlnth and McColloCh streets
from 500 up.
Brick House, three rooms, pantry and cCllRr
all In good repRit, for q $50 cash.
Flame House, containing 7rOOmB, at l97 South
Btoadwayi lot iOXigO; IN ilrstclaSS condition
cheap.
good toomCd house, In very desirable lOca,
tnn, on North front street, for q, 400.
Seven R0OmCd Brick House, corner Thirty
for Sl,7OO,
Eisht liOomCd Frame House on leased ground
for 500 CaAh.
Dwelling Houses and stOrC.rcoms for rent.
q. u. SMITH,
myll l2l0 Main street.
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h., z, 20, RAILROAD.
BellAIrc 4 Zanesyille Through Passenger leaves
RellAire at $40 q, M. arrives at BellRlfe Of $3.50
pm,
WoodSAeld Passenger leaves BellAire at 4;2Op,
M, arrives at BellAlre at SOS O, m,
aummerheld Accommodation leaves BellAlre
OF l2:26 p. M, arrives at 1850 Q, m.
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The American Society for Psychical
Research is in danger OF being obliged
10 suspend operations for want Of funds.
II has been so successful In It's hunt for
spooks that it does hate to give up the
ploat.
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abe Sntflliae.llfer.
Unteer Nos, rs and ~ Fourteenth Street
+ENCORRF

AfkNkNAN1h
he zAoutG
'EncoFel epcolsl"
Though the dangers past,
And the woman u AAie
on her feet n last
Though the ropes are swinging
High over the net,
And swinging and ellnglng
And trembling yet,
50 near 70 the Rls ~
And ~ dazzling Light,
Right over the mass
~ q terrible height
The people are calling
Their ilckly relFaini
The leap was appalling
They'll have II Rgalnl
When once they see danger
y They're bound 70 want more
ENCORE enc0Fel
Encorel encoreg"
"EpeoEel eneoreIu
Though the tiesh may creep,
And the eyes BE- dropping
For want OF sleep,
And the heart be Rchilg
For home aud rest,
There's no f0rSaklug
The business, lest
The manager, eager
To lessen the pay
Ever 20 meagrel
Should dine her 70 day.
\Ald what would that mean
When the TCnt Is due,
And dear Aie'a machine
Wants attending TOT
And what would II cost
When the times are bad,
Aud money Is lost
on drunken dad2
The labor IL killing,
hut Life must DO earn'd;
The peril y thrilling,
But Death must be SpuFnedl
She eau do II again
As she did Il belore
"EncoTel encoFel
EnCorel encorew
A "EncoTel epGorer
y She has heard the cry,
And she's climbing once more
To tho platform high,
SO near 10 the gRS
Aud IT, dazzling light,
Right over the mass,
Alta terrible height
From bar 70 rope,
And from r0pO 70 bar,
With many q hope
That the end'Snot far,
She's swinging aud Clingiug,
Not daring 70 pause,
While tho people are singing
TheIs song 81 apPsIAu'el
There's q gasplng for breath
In the poisonous air,
A warning Of death,
Aud look Of despair
There's q CRY near the roof,
Then Rlhud on the tlOOF
Aud the people 20 silently
Out Ut tho door
Go silently shrinking
Away from the hal,
Not speaking, but thinking
OF somebody's fall +
Ola woman who died
In response TO roar,
ENCORE encOrCl
Encorel encore"
LEOPoLp TURNER.
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"A Decided Drawback -"GfaciouSl' u
exclaimed Mrs. Backwoods, "the paper
says that the fashionable folks, In N
York have o o'clock tea. They muBl
ret awful hungry aiore bedtime"
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FOR SALE,

One twoGlOry Frame, six rooms, atone ioundA.
ton. good cellar, gas aud water; ground Oby ~
feet, $4,000.
One two story Frame, i've rooms and kitchen;
good lOcatlOn ground 70 by 40 feet, S2,7bO,0O.
One four AIid one three rOOnCd house, on lOl
Shy " feet; Will pay u per cent rs IN Invest,
mCnt, Sl,5OO0O.
one three rOomed Cottage on lot 90 by 30 feet,
several fruit bearing trees on premises, ,0OO00
FOR RENT. -stOrCFOOm and Dwelling, No,
9l5l Main street.
WANTED TO BUY.-nwelllng House with
from to ~ rooms, within Ave minutes walk Of
POStOflCG.
70 LoAN-S5OOO,OO OH good real estate SO
Curlty. -.
GEO. J. MATHIsoN,
my2 1910 ChAnllnO Street.
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CHICAGO, kiAyVJ, cattle -ReCelpta II, OOoheadi
d hsa T 1ls6, so1 csSSs z
and lOSdtfh q t0a9 1Oj cow, bulls and miSCj
R@aSiO TefRl u SAttO, HOst- RSOSlPi iS,'
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AGOod Reason.

Lincoln Journal.
+ 'nWhy didn't you hit oldboy when he
called you liar minute ago2"
Because my admiration for truthful
man Is unbounded,"
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The simple application Of "gyAYNE'I oiNT.
NKtf, without any internal medicine will cure
any cASe Of Totlcf, Salt Rhgutn, RngWofmI
Pile tlch, Sores Plmples. hcsoma, az Scaly
OF long standing, II u potent, effective, and
Oohtl but 4 lflhe, TfhRAw
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Looa6s Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con
stipatlon, CSC per box, five boxes for 81,
Forsale by Logan Drug 90, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. paw
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Guessed II, AImost.

Detroit Free Prea,
First Tramp5",,GOln' in that house
over there, pard2"
Second Tramp-"I tried that house
last week. l amt goin' there any
First Tramp-"Fraid on account %
the dogH"
Second Tramp-"NIe pants aro."
Second Tramp-"Frayed on account o
the dog"
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Nfetnia.


NEW YoRK, May 27.-copper firm; lake. June
Tin quiet; straits go %.
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For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
ass n M, $40 and 1850 p. M, daily, and s00A.
m, except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, OK.
cept SUNDAY.
Grafton Accommodation $40 p. IN, daily.
MoundSyille Accommodation, 6;36 a. M, 1901
aud 6il0 p. M, except Sunday,
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FARM FOR SALE.

Ihave nice Farm OIL ITO acres, lying along the
line between Tyler and WetZel counties (partly
In each four miles from New MRrtlnIylllei
nearly all down In grass, well wAtctCd SukstRn'
tlAl Improvements, aud In good neighborhOod,
which wish 10 sell. The title is perfect, aud
will be- sold at bargain and on reasonable terms
CGli Oh OF address me at New MRrtlnSYllls
" jSa county FR Ss B. BOWERS, Trustee.
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Baking Powder.

ding lie,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-0n and after May y lsss,5.SRx'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted, Sunday only, Saturday only
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- 70. HlRsCn, suporintendent.

PALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
and III Sas sS asS ii SRi SSR @5