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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28
Sac Was Tired.

Another little one, VINO Is very fond OF 60
ing out walking with her father, was taken
the other day greater distance than usual,
and although she hero!caily tried to keep
down any evidence Of wearinesS, lest ii inter
fcrc with future opportunities for these pleas
ant pedestrian trips, stu could not blind the
parents watchfI eye 10 the fact that she
was Tired. However, questioning could not
bring out the confession the parent desired,
and So changing the form OF his query that
he might entrap the little one into tie adj
mission that she was tired, be asked: We'll,
Lille If you don't feel tired. just tell me how
You do feel" 'oh, I'm not much tired,
papa, was the reply, but would jes' ike
to take CT my legs an carry 'en while. -
Bostor Budget.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28
The Mother Heart.

1T the scholastic commencement the other
night IL this city there arcsse o hot dispute
over the decision in an oratorical contest.
The relations and friends OF the yocag girl
who had been dete1ted in the contest protest.
Ell pradiSiousiy.
Especially ase old lady was noticeable in
h5r energetic objections to the medal being
awarded according TO the judges decision.
She was the defeated girls mother Over
and over again heard her say: - know my
daughters the best spe2Ser~-nIuch t.se best.
wss amused - discover that the good old
lady wpe was SO positive Of her daughter
superiority II ors-te-.c@i Rewers was abso-
lutely stone deai.-Pittssurs Commercial
Gazette.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28
Tske the Lobster strnieht.

I was called 70 SEQ Hiss Blank today, and
sae is sgss-icE from = poisonous dose Of lob
Ster and ice cc'ea--rot 50 seriously poisoned
thas II vas necessary 10 use stO..2ach pump,
bu: poisoned eEleush Il make hey very i'll
And row VAN % seii soa What everybody
,lcsyuc know. tx vl;as everybody ocEht 10
nov. LotxSeS s-s3 rnEsr, wAea taken to
rathsr. fn-ra a ec-s,i'iTsasion o. :. poisonous
rGts.ye. ard 5y.S-..-s, sS.ss, wizh CIV form o.
Ilg>a->1.son of r-s.ts Is ve-y persscsocs in is
e.-cc5 ~ tue 5oSesA Hs9aras ~ tie tobstsr.
ou- Il yo1 Esss- tas- aira. take bSn ssssixzaak
----yssc,Sn Z. seSSaa Eiabo,
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28

It's os5ce IS Ere g&gszs 20 tzrSssa manila
VIZ prsTs "a s.zes All sEzzts;iss 10 sal.
;ssE bAsers. Susc a. eAez1 zs ssy k6zae \
Iae Lnited -x4.es- OrdeE. ~ sa<s1 Prompt
iy att<c1s4 -. AG9re~s
1Ax WICHITA EAGLE.
4n B-SSl.A kAa
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28
Souus

Nouce
Al Drivers hare positive orders % PRE-
yeot pAs-enssrs from getting ca and q
front Platform OF cArx CT 500 q ies
aAne-
Passengers nuss keep q ~ the .rs1:
r.AiteZR MALTA SZxxSI III ca
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28

Amateur AcreS-Td Ike TO purchase
scrap book, ST. I've decided TO paste up al
the flatteEiRs notices ger.
Dealer-Fn serrs, miss, but Il that's what
you want II Tor I'm afraid those we've got
arean TOO iasSa-Dee,oit Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28

That's 6 hs2grisul countrr place O. New
richs, sad TIE booSkeep per, .'do you kaaw
what he calls isr' 'Keeca.ftheSrass. re-
Piled the Office boy. and aeis 50 r-ozf OF *
he's sos stuck Up al over the lawn Bob
E,.r<z..<<
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28

There Is Nobler Quality in Dogs Than
Mere Type-TEhy Did Gypsy and Lion
Always Give Special Projection to Women
and Children ?-Otber Evidences.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-28
TRICKS Or THE TRADE.

The venerable snake catcher does not like
it in the winter months, and passes as much
time as he can away from it, leaving his wife
and the snakes to keep each other company.
They hibernate together, the serpents sleeping
in the cold back room and the old woman
doing before the wood fire, which burns
night and day when the snow is on the
ground Old lack, as be is usually called, is
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uooDu sAnsArAHlLLA.
THE PLAIN TRUTH


= ~ nseas sazsae.Rsua - suzs4 tAoa.
EllDllnn11s0. lt nGatsaaises sAelAe1e - h
~ 49, v11sA Gansoe ooese tnsseeae -
80 eG0A - ~ vsoa1lDos 80 eafseAo tAe
eeoo4 80 ygUvoasaaQ ~ rocurseoee - ~
oDoooA 4noD moo V1z1ansu - us11ee ycus
q ~ ouDR V&h xnouDn11B0, - o1vo uooor
oAl1eUn11l1A eg1nls
sfR . y1anS have ssessse vttA seiasie
1AooulAt1Do. IAes NoveaDor was tAksn
wUse thaA eve. 80 woo unable - - out OF
~ 1ouoo. ~ utmost
1RLpk0DoGOB = DAYo
0uGuanG gsuAt a0oAy. 1n DoeombH com
Donoe0 oAbtnR Uoo0I oox1aYaxallA ASSer IL
eooo0A beet,e ~ abao - -. oat end ase1H4
and attoal - bus1uonD. took 0vo beeeee.
- - nov % ~ fE0m rAeuUAe1oA That
e0ly ooaAe1ooally ~ q elighaly o. . su
- o1AnOo - Woa1hoe. I 1Avo gloa& oooo.
ooAeo In uooob oAssapay111A CuAnLD 0Au.
HAn, oAklet3e, U1AT9o o. WI.
1nRkAMMA1OBY B0EU0A31eA
suavang beea teoablo4 W1aA snaeUAasory
EDeuoaals0 ~ many yoefA ~ Avo1aele
~ aAvsgsiso1ant of earss n AAA s1seeea.
Aave now useA thrse bodies q Aoo1S oAxDar
PARMA ane go already test1fy - beaeasiAi
results. 1hioAly sooommoDl it - blood pm.
y1nee." &c. Ara, West Uaoo01els. =. Z.
Hoods SarDapariIlA
oeaa ~ Au uaxueg1s>ss q n 1se0. PEepaSsa
ealy ~ Q. Z HOOD . 90. Iowsn.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Are you disturbed ~. nignt ana broken OF
vtth tbs exeruoiAting pain OF cutting teeth
II 20, 70 ct once ana get bottle Of ARe.
WINsLOW'e SOOTHING sYkUP. II wfl ~
lisvs the poor little sufferer immediateiy-as-
psnA upon It there y NO mistAks ab0ut it.
! mere u not nothSr on sArtA who hAs eve
used It. who viii not tell you at once that Il
VIII regulate the bowels. ana give rest TO ~
mothsT. ana relief ana health 70 ths ehuA,
Operating like magic. 1t b por1scuy sAss .
ne IN I'll oaAss ana pleasant 70 the tAsA, aAA 4
~ prescription Of me Of the oldest ana best
female physicaAns and nuSSes In IL Uuitoo
staaaA SOLD svsrywAss@ = osats bostls.
WAyl9-lYdAv
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baby, ANA II lis rsst be broken or provSnts6
by attacks Of collie, stomach or bowel 0ls
orders, give At once Dr.. Bull's Raby syrup
which Will relieve the p ain, induce rofreShiIG
slumbsr ana cOnSeQ uent health.
4 person suffering from q poorly actiug g Liver
should take Laxadgr ana be happy once more
Price Is cents. S10 every where.
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Honesty the nest foiicy.

In advertising . medicine It is best TO be
VOn't stand It Let the truth be known that
Bwrdock Blood BGtsrs cure scrofula, and AZ
eruptions of the skin. Tpis medicine is to!a
Cochran, druggist III and lSo North Queen
street. LAncaster.
wat Can't He Cured Must He Endured" !"
This old adage does not signify that We must
suiier the missries OF dyspepsia, when medi.
Hood Btr rs Ia available. II 10 one OF the
most suo, ,.antial and reliable remedies SOLD
tOoay. FOR sale By h. n. Cochrans orugybts
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6P1ClAL NOTIO1G
~->~~-1-s~-e~>@~~-~> >7--~-~--~
called 10 Pe0ocl1.

We feel called upon TO preach few gospel
facts facts that are worth moving. We want
world. We want all those who are aufYerins
rom rhenmatism, peuraigta: snd all 1cnes,
frte OH 70 An nm failir and splendid cure. For
esle BY H. b. Cochran. druggist, Ii and 10
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kapsurs sure guaranteed BY Or. J. y. Mayse,
~ Arch street. PhiladelphiA Ease ct onoeI
NO operation or delay nom business, attastsd
BY Thousands of cures after others fail, aAvioe
fcee send for circular. mArl0lydAw
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me verdict Unsnimous.

"I can recommend Electrfc BitterS g the very
pest remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief
in every case. One man took Az bottles. ana
m" Abraham Hare, Belleville, Ohio. afnrms !:
the best ceiling medicine ! have ever han.
RittaIs." ThOusands Of others have adde9
thSif testimony. 30 that tho verdict ts unAni.
m01S that Electr1c Rttars DO cure ~ oiseeeee
al ~ Liver, Kidney or BLOOD. Only half
doiiar bottle at II. H. Cochran's Drug St0re,
IN and ls0 North Queen street. Lancastar.
"a ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

NOTICE TO TRESPABSERS AND
~ GuNEkk..-An persons q Q hereby for
bidden TO tr spass on any OF the iAnds OF ths
Cornw ali and spee veil estates in Lebanon or
Lancaster countirs. whether inclosed or unin.
closed. either ter the purpose Of shooting or
nshiuG, as tho law will be ngidly enforced
asainst all tree pass ing on said lands OF the un.
oorSignsd aft.r this notice.
Nm. COLEMAN IRE EAAN,
=. fkkCY ALD1N,
kDW. Z. BBEBnAl,
Attoyneys for y ". Coleman's Heirs.
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okSon's Axnica 0Alvo.

soros. UloerS, SAT- Khspm. Fevsr soreS. .TsttsII
ChHpped Hands, ChMblAins. Cogns, ana all
S1in truptions, ana positively ours fles. 9.
fsct sktisinctiOn, OF money refunded Pfica
0 oents Per box. For sale By II. n. Coohran
Drugsast hoe. N ana ~ North Queen strset
LAnCNataf. Pa 1uno3Jsly0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-25

a.K cochran, Nos. Isl ana IS North Queen
stroet. Lancaster, Pa, Is selling sAILOHf
COUGH OOk8 ~ q GUARANTEES TO euro ~
hIoa& ana In ng troubles. ~
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a Won,an's Disooveey

",Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too BY . lady in this country.
for seven years she Wtthst0od the severest
tests, but her vital organs were unoerminee
bottle OF DR.. Kings new Discovery for Con.
sumption. and was 80 much relteved on taking
nrst dose that she slept all night ana With Qne
name 10 Mrs. Luther Luts I" Thus writes ".
o. Hamrick Co., Of Shelby. N. q. Get free
8 10 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa ~
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. Spent Fifty i,oiiars

INo,uaS' EcSecfrto on. v se0 Q 90 cent bottle Ot
TINS medicine. and got out in one week. toi
burns burn sasa Sna mbroHe s = sor sale ~ sy n bIs
Cochran, druggist. lS7 ana lSe North Queen
strUot Lancaster.
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I'M UNFORTUNATr PERsON.

An UNFORTUNATE PERSON.
Tho most unfortunate person In the world d
one Affiicted with sick headache, but they will
be relieved at once by using DE-. Leslle's epoc1s
Prescription. Sec adverusement In anotheS
column (Al
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when ehiloh1
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 oto.,
60 Cts, and q. For sale by II. n. Cochran Dru9.
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THE REV. eco. II. THAYER, OF Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our
liveS To sHILOhB CONSUntTlON CU1Ees
For sale by II. b. Cochran Druggist, No. ~
North Queen street. Wl
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From Olsvelsud, Ohio,

Comes a letter signed T. walker. sayfng:
About six months ago commenced taxing
Bvrdock Hood Btnsrs for protrActed eaae Of
lumbsgO ana general debility, ana nov Am
pleased TO state have recovered my appetite
and Wonted strength. Feel better altogether. !" "
FOR sale BY II. H Cochran, druggist, La ana
NJ North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Not . Case,

Not case of rheumAtism, not case Of neu.
ralgiS not q case of lAmeness, not case OF
u0tn or spraiE = not one has fsiIed TO 20 whom
stta cked by zRonsas' Eclecsrto OIL. For sale
Queen street. LAncAstAr.
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SHILOH's CURE viii immodiately relievo
Group, W hopping Cough and BrOnchit1s. For
sale By H. B. Cochran. Druggist No. lA7 NORTH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
MILL NOTES.

Another puddle mill at the National,
McKeaspOrt, Pa, is being erected.
The Waugh steel works, Belleyille, Ill,
are manufacturing steel shaiting.
Bolton steel works, at Alliance, have
been sold for $685. 600.
The Hartman nal factory, Beaver Falls,
Pa, will be on double turn after January i.
The Homestead mill has rolled 2O-ineh
shaft weighing %, 500 pounds. It Is for a
lake steamer.
This Burden mill, Troy, n. Y, has Just
completed an extension Of $50, 600 horse
shoes per day capacity.
The MoCosh Iron and Steel Company,
Burlington. Iowa. are putting in 4O-block
wire mil and $50 horsepower engine.
The Potts,own pa Iron Company
nail factory is shut down; il is supposed
this is preliminary to a demand for re-
duction Of wsgss.
The Maumee mill, Toledo, Ohio, is ran
niug on q large order OF plates six by
twenty feet. The payroll amounts to
60 600 a week
The Scranton steel mill shut down on
lac. Mouday morning aud will be closed
for q month or more One thousand en-
ployss are IDLE.
Itis estimated that st least 80 per cent.
of the gas now used in the P.ttsburg mills
is lcst through ineffective methods and bad
management
Since 1919 fifty per cant. Of the rolling
mills m Maine, SO per cent. in Massachu-
satts. 20 per cent. ia Connecticut and 50
percent in Rcois Island have discontinued
operations
The new rolling mi / Whish the Rich
m0nd, Va, Spike Company L. Duildirg al
Manchester, will no driven By water power.
10 viii contain sn inch train Of TO.s and
three rliuoad spike machines.
The furnaces Of the Vulcan steel works,
81. Louis, No, wilt soon resume opera
dons. As sOcn a3 they are in blast which
viii probably be the middle Of January,
the rsil department will be started mp
TIE South Chicaso rail mill Of the North
Chicago Rolling Mil Co. will be kept in
CD ration through the winter, and will
prlblbly not stop for repairs until March
or April, % avoid tearing up in cod
weather.
The Iowa Rolling Mill Co, Burlington,
are running iull time and full force. The
works are now owned by q company OF
which Mr. Brown, Of the Old fem Of Brown,
B1nreu * Co., OF Youngstown, 10 the
head. Tue property includes 80 acres OF
ground, and the mill has a capacity Of 81
tons daily.
I'M. Coleman, Of Niles, o., has closed
a cortrac. Withsthe Cherokee Land and
Iron Company for the erection Of large
and ert,sly new rolling mill at Birmiog-
ham. Ala. 10 Is expected that a portion
of the machinery viii ne on the ground
within thirty days, and Inst the mill will
b. in full operation by next spring. en-
p'oying several hundred hands, most Of
them lkilled WoTkmen.-IrOR Trade Re
rfrrr
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TRADE NOTES.

shop work in The metal industries is re-
rosted as good at all points.
The Rome, Georgia, foundry and ma
chiue works will put in additional ma
chinery.
The members Of Prosperity Assembly,
X OF l., Wheeling, will soon start boiler
factory.
Kelley * jones' brass works, Green's
burg, Pa, will start ou January 10. This
is a new and extensive plant.
The ROCKVILLE, Tenn, brass and iron
works viii scoa put in a new and larger
cupalo and probably some other machn-
cry.
A foundry is about to be bult by the
Calvin Brass and Iron Company at De
uot They will manufacture hardware
speeialiies.
Parties are Organizing a stock company
10 build lOO-on iron fornaCe az Rome,
Ga. They expect to commence work early
af,er January 1.
H ". Ne Smith has closed a contract
for the sale Of 100 600 acres Of mineral
lands in Alabama 70 a syndicate Of capital
isis al Manchester, Liverpool and London,
England.
The St Charles Car Co, St. Charles, No,
,-onoses TO increase the ospital stock Of the
eomp,Dy to 81. eco. COO and to erect new
shops and to otherwise extend tneif iSein-
ties for building cars.
The Chattanooga Tool Company have
honght the entire equipment machinery
n,ttsrps. dies &c, Of Bare's hoe manniae-
sorv AZ Hamilton, Ohio, and moved II to
Chattanooga.
The Vulcan Iron Works managers nav, =.
decided to erect 3 large new building 81
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IMMIGRATION.
What Leading Public Men at Washington
Think OF II.

What Leading Public Mon at Washington
Think OF II.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 4-Some
time ago the Society for the Protection Of
Freedom and Right, strong Geman or
faniza.lon in this city, addressed letters TO
President Cleveland, Secretary Of State
asyard and leading Senators and Congress
men asking for their views on the su6je
of immigration. Answers have besn re-
ceived from aIunber, intending President
Cleveland, who stated that his views were
views were fully set forth in his annual
message and he has nothing TO add. The
subject was one worthy the deepest cOnsid-
Grafton.
Secretary Bayard answered that by virtue
Of his position it would not be proper for
him TO express an opinion.
Senator John T. Morgan thought tbs
central European nations furnish good cit
IL. ms and immigration from those countries
should be encouraged with proper restric'
tions.
Senator j. S. Blackburn answered that
the Chinese should be rigidly excluded and
that the Italians are in no wise beneficial
TO this country.
Congressman Richard Guather said all
Scientists and Anarchists should be ex-
cluded.
Congressman Cox and Carutb thought
the German aud Irish made the best citi-
zsns and immigration with prop.r restric.
tions should be encouraged.
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A Decision Affecting Canadian Cars
Brought Into the United states.

Brought INTO inc lnittu sNhles.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-Ihe Col
lector of Customs at Detroit, Mich, rfcsnl.
ly applied to tie Treasury Department for
information as to thu datable character OF
certain empty cars belonging TO the Cana
dian Pacific Railgay Company, Brought
into the Detroit district by the Michigan
Central railroad, and which have catered
into use in nestle traffic within the
limi 8 OF the Unitsd States.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has writ
ten the Collector in reply that foreign
built cars used in international traffic are
not regarded ss imFoitations within the
meaning OF tie law, bu', h sayp, there is
no record that the ID putment has ever
permitted the impotnio1 free of foreisn
built cars for uss wholly within th7
bounds OF the United States exeeD. II case
Of certain postal cars.
Mr. Maynard says that If the cara 10
question were brought in for the express
purpose Of being used between points 10
tie United States via Canadian territory,
they are liable % seizure wherever found.
He s- tests, however. ia the absence Of
sstisial t1Ty evidence that these illegal i'm
portatlops were intentional, tha, the prop
er course would be 10 dema-d payment Of
duty from the officials Of the railroad com
PAW on al the cars 20 used which have /
neer brought q AZ Detroit
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recHon Of az immense squar-
ich trims tire roofing sheets
ouare, ready for use without
oninc This machine weighs
ads and is believed 20 be one Of
lin the country. The past year
q fairly prosperous one for the
It's average mon hly production
ally has been 1850 tons Of flashed
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FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL

DR.. w. f Crane, Mitchell, Dak., says:
SIT has proven almost a specific for this
disorders il checks the vomiting, restores
the appetite. and, at the same time allays
the fear of impending dissolution, that is
50 Common to heavy drinkers
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For Ricketts,, Marasmus, and Wasting Dis
orders OF Children.

orders OF Children,
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure COD Liver OIL
with HypOphOsphites is unequalled. The
rapidity with which children gain flesh
aud strength upon il is very wonderful.
Read the following: 81 have used Scotts
Emulsion in cases OF Rockets and Msrss-
mus of long stlnding and have been more
than pleased with the results, as in every
case the improvement was marked. u. NJ.
MAIN, NJ. ID New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06

Be ye king, or be ye peannt,
II Won have q breath unpleasant,
Teeth discolOred, gums that tease ye,
SOZODONT'S the thing to please ye.
Use it every night and morning
Teeth preserving and adjoining.
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- of Chicago eapitalisis 8 NJ

.
.uiing the purchase OF 5000 acres Of
oal lsnd ia the vicinity CT Braidwood and
The new town thai il known as Coal City,
M. The consideration 10 sid TO be about
500 an acre.
The Norwegian steamship Wergland and
the fruiung steamship Charles Morand
have been chartered TO cary iron ore from
the Cuban mines of the JursRua Iron 90.
% Phu,delphia. Both vessels will load
coal for Outward carg0ss.
The difference ia wsges paid by Keef *
Co. ana the Craig Coal Co., at Fort Dodge,
Iowa. h,s resul;ed in q strike, by which 70
miners walk cut of the Carroll Comauy
MINES. There is a PROBABILITY Of 800 more
miners stuki-g If the demand OF the 40
Tor IN increase in wages Is not properly
met
The Elk Horn Coke, Ocal. aud Iron Co.,
eff Ksstucky, Is the name Of rev cor
p0rstion iaH formed with a capital stock
of s. SEQ GOO, aad which hss for its par
pose the development of the mineral wealth
OF 1876 COO acres Of land the company own
along the line Of the X ntucky Union rail
road
AT Cincinnati prices in tie river coatioue
the same as they have been for two months,
81 cents per bushel for Fourth pool and
81 ior SsCo1d pool. Standard grades OF
Kanawha river coal are firmly held at 6
cents. Anthracite is dull and but few or
ders are going est. Dealers are still work
ing of their stocks in the yard.
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JSTANG IMMINENT

,rs PILES. BURNS. CUTS. CORNS
.,.r-r-e CuIr AIMS q FROSIBlIkS
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MINES AND MINERS.

company at Bel,eville, H., is the
Valley Gal Company capital
100.
soupany in Indiana is the Old
loal and Coke Co, OF Hymsrs.
= $3.50, 600.
TO be known IS the National
ing Company, has purchased
nat Centerville, Iowa.
q Coke Company will start
Coketown, near Blairsville,
I'd win give employment to
o. ove-s have been cod since
arg Railroad Coal Association
"a January 9 to elect delegstes
state convention o. miners and
10 10 held in Indianapolis, Feb