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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-16
THE YOUNGEST EDITOR.

The Chicago Ners recently called
attention to two instances of editorial
precocity as evidenced in the experience
of New York youth of but IL years,
and another at Colorado Springs, Col,
under that age. The latter claimed to
be not only the youngest editor, but to
publish the smallest paper in America.
A State exchange makes note of the
matter and says: Ralph 9. Apted, of
Grand Rapids, is entitled to the prece-
dence, or rather the subsequence, over
the New York editor, at east in the matter
of age. He is but IL years old
and has published the Miscellany, a
weekly paper, for about ten months past.
He was younger, therefore, than the Now
York boy when he eyan editorial work,
and has printed four papers to the New
York boys one. AS to the Colorado boys
claim 10 publishing the smallest paper in
America, comparison might be necessary
to decide, but If it is smaller than the
Miscellany it is very diminutive. The
Miscellany conta ms eight pages, about
three inches in length and two in width.
In the matter of youth of the editor and
diminutive size of the paper, Detroit cer-
tainly has the advantage over the fore
going cities. Ferrand II. Borgam, a
son of Deputy Police Superintendent
Borgam, was under IL years old when
he began to edit the Effort, four page
monthly, two inches deep and four inches
wide. He is now only triae over IL.
No. 3 of the second volume was pub
lished on April 6. No. l., Vol. 2, his first
anniversary number, contained ten pages.
The paper, which is undoubtedly the
smallest in the country, has a large num-
Der of subscribers aud O good advertis-
ing patronage. The young publisher
does all the work of editing, soliciting
of ads" composing, printing, and col
lecting.
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A CHINESE MASON,
Low Yuk Ling Received Into tho Fellow,
ship of tho Graft.

Low Yuk Ling Received Into the Fellow.
ship of tho Graft.
The regular seni-weekly assembling
Of Eureka Lodge, No, 249, +. and a. NJ,
took place at their spacious lodge room
in the temple, says the New York Star,
The occasion was the first instance oft
comforting Of tho degrees Of Master
Mason on anatlve OF the Gowery king
dom. Low Yuk Ling, a Chinaman, who
-is-saId to be Of noble birth and relative
OF the present Chinese Emperor, and
whose ancestry probably dates back 10
the days Of Coniucius, was received into
full fellowship as a member OF the
Eureka Lodge In the presence OF 900
members OF the fraternity.
The candidate, In order to DO pre-
Hcient In preceding degrees, was under
the tuition OF Past Master Of Eureka
Lodge and ex.Inspector Of Police, Wor.
shipiuI Brother G. W. Dilks, and the
Creditable examination through which
the candidate passed showed that
Brother Dilks is u thorough disClpllnar.
ian and the subject a very apt pupil.
That Brother Ling was thoroughly
Americanized was clearly established,
form taking the obligation his responses
were given In a distinct, clear voice, aud
could beheard in every part Of tho large
hall.
The hall was decorated with dogs Of
both nations, Over the masters chair,
in letters Of gold, was the word "Wel.
come" The handsomely papered walls,
richly irescoed ceiling, aud elegant up.
holstery under the incandescent light
presented a striking picture. AT the
conclusion Of the ceremonies Brother
Ling invited "all the boys to partake Of
slnptuous banquet, where every deli
Cacy the market affords was tasIeiully
spread. Covers for 800 were laid at a ia.
nous restaurant uptown,
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ate SnttILtqelter.
A ROMANTIC TALE.

A Little Story Of the "cliSk, Click, Ctsk,'
AFFAIR Typs.writsFs Humor
PGIhiRgioR Capital,
There Is in Washington young type
writer whose good looks and charming
manners Justify the sentiments which
her employer feels toward her He Is in
the habit Of debating his correspondence
while her expert fingers transax the
words as no utters them. The other
morning he concluded to end the unCer-
tainty which had come into existence by
asking her to marry him, She was en-
gagged on some copying when he Rp-
preached her and poured out his senti-
ments, and, Notwithstanding the warmth
Of his pleadings, kept right ahead with
the clickety, click click OF the instru-
ment, IN fact, she paid so little atten-
ton TO him that he became discouraged
and left the room, intending TO speak 10
her when her mind was free from her
duties, He went To his lunch, and on
his return sat down TO sign q lot oil let
tiers that lay on his desk, There was a
large pile, aud he went through II me-
Chemically, until he struck q sheet near
the bottom, Jumping 10 his feet, he
simply exclaimed; '"Well, I'll blowedp
The cold, glaring typewriter letter read;
"MIss SUsIR;-Maybe you'll think I'm
an old jaekass, but amt, / mean bust
ness. / know ! don't happen 10 be very
pretty, but I'd be good TO a family, !
was thinking that maybe you'd learn to
like me II you'd go to church with me-
and give the minister a few minutes
employment, And this amt to save
any salary either, It's because ] want
you for your -, Say, you amt listen
Ing, are your Well, III come In later
when you amt so busy"
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TRANs.ouIo DIVISION

4, For Chicago $40 and o;So a, m. and $40 and
=. SIInciaaSd Express, SiSoA. m. and has p. m.
:! Columbus Accommodation, 2i9op. M, except
81 0ialpylllc Accommodation $3.50 a. M. and
2i20 and $3.50 ?. ms except Sunday.
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az. Chicago Express, 1915, s'soOnd 1855 a. m. and
sI G1IIacinaali Express, ASA m, and O;iop M,
Columbus Accommodation, lO,IOa. M, daily,
except Sunday.
g. Clairsyillo Accommodation 1OaOa a. m. and
liOand 6ilb 2. M, daily except Sunday.
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FASHION NOTES.
White Lac arc in favor.

White hats are in favor,
Red reigns for country costumes,
A fan forms large rose when closed
Flower designs ornament the newest
silver belt buckles,
Soft felt hats are chosen for wear with
mountain costumes,
White waistCoats are particularly pop
ular with all sorts Of gowns,
The name given to the dull red now
so popular Is "Fouge Eitiel,"
Do not forget, ladies, that these are
wonderful days for bargains.
Plaid tatieta Is used for gay seaside
toilets by French ladies' this season,
Ideal tennis aud boating dresses are
shapely meal sacks tied in the middle,
White serge has been used very ex-
tenslyely this season for yachting cos
tunes,
French flanpels, with borders, are
used extensively for seaside and noun
tain dresses.
Nile green and peach are colors found
in combination on some OF the latest
Paris-made dresses.
Thick percales are almost the only
cotton fabrics that do not become limp
with exposure to sea air,
New neCklles for evening wear adopt
ed by eccentric young men are white
with thin edgiug OF scarlet,
1t has become the custom to divide
floral decoration into two distinct classes,
the wild and the cultivated,
Shirt sleeves with wide Wristbands
which are turned back from the hand
are those which best suit blouse waists,
Ladies' take their fur capes with them
to the mountains and seaside, and find
them very useful wraps when driving,
The bodices OF French. made dresses
are 80 heavily trimmed with laccs and
embroideries that they are positively
ugly.
Yandyke's collars and cuffs in guipuIe
and Irish laces have found place in the
summer wardrobe Of every fashionable
young lady.
It huS required several seasons TO con.
vince French ladies' Of the beauty Of
straight skirts, but now they have really
been adopted they arc creating Juror.
White ulsters arc used for yachting
excursions, They may DO tight fitting
or loose to suit tho taste OF the wearer,
but tho preference Is given TO those with
fnll fFnniH
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Can be Saved from q DFulkaFd'S Crave

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positiyelYaud
With the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eradlcAtlng from the system the awful
craving desire which 80 many hnd hard 10 relln'
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rot,n nud (jaFden m Aurult,

Corn In the glazing stage makes the
best fodder II Cut when Che ear 10 hard
the stalk la then 10 certain extent)
woody, and II cut very young, before the
ears are formed, the stalk aboundB In
water and 10 lacking In nutrition. When
the ear 10 about Allied and beginning 10
glaze heCutting Of the corn az that BIage
arrests the nptritlvo elements In the
Slalk, and the fodder 10 then equal 10
hay, being fed 10 stock With the bars on
tlie stalk or cut DIP Ia q cutter
An excellent mode Of Kidding animals
office ID 10 add one quart Of keJaGene 70
Ten uiarls OF Boapsuds, aud With hand
apFayer or noESle Of any kind spray the
emulation on the animals. II Will Kill
lie lice and the eggs, a thorough
spflnkilng with potato water (yatef IN
which potatoes have been bolled) VIII
cauSo lice 10 leavel but Will not Kill
them.
When the branches Of the tomato
vines look "a II the leaves had been
stripped OF make.a close search iof thl
green worm which 10 about Two inchei
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JoltET, IlI-J. NJ. LOOSE CLoyER Co.,
] pdrchased 0 box OF your Red GLOVER Pile
Ointment OF +. P. Goliday, at this place,
after using various other ointments with.
out effect, ] used several applications
oithe Red Glover Ointment and have
not had any trouble since. ! now be.
lieve I am permanently cured. My case
was not one Of the worst, but / have sui.
fered with them over a year, and bled 80
much l became greatly reduced In flesh.
Your ointment acted miractlously, and
! an only too glad 10 speak TO the many
sufferers Of this painful disease. II Il
cures al who pae II as quickly as II did
me, you will sell q great deal Of II, But
! am CONVINCED your Pile Ointment was
made 10 cure, and mot like the many
others have tested, 10 deitaud. II d
q pleasure 10 me 70 say, the Red Glover
Pile Ointment has been d priceless bless.
ing 10 me, and / know II will prove such
to others who will try II, Respectfully,
/, v. PARK, Logan Drug %. Bhdgt
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Is but the stcpping.stone to those divine
institutions, tho family and tho home,
which constitute the very foundation on
which our nation rests; and upon the
health and strength OF the wife, and
mother, depends the sunshine and en-.
Of the home, and the prosperity
ofthe family. Thousands Of wives, and
Thousands Of single ladies' drag out a
weary existence In consequence Of per
picking "female disorders" in total ig'
norance OF the fact, that DR., Pierce's Fa.
vorite Prescription is positive euro fol
the most complicated and obstinate cases \.
Of leucorrhea, prolapsus, weak back, "fe'
male weakness Y anteyersion, retriever
sion, bearing.down sensations, chronic
congestion, Inflammation, liberation and
kindred ailments. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or money refunded. AL
druggists.
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A Little Story Of the "Click, Click, Click"
A Fair Typs.WFiteFs HumoT.
IVrsbin1ton g,nIl1I
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nAis and Hearty III ola AEO.

what's more beautiful than AZ ancient tree
clothed with al ample robe Of votdutp Apt Il
the comparison between such growth and an
old man OF woman Infused with health OF Vlgof.
The AlAt qua non, Tho Indispensable condition OIL
Vigorous youth, robust manhood aud 10 vltlo old
ace, Il sound digestion. Without this lie Il
shOfa Of the hearty Iest that should attend IL
No more benOaCehl and agreeable contributor IA
the attainment Of hale old acc, aud oiiclOhl
means Of Counlepotlng the lhatmltlea that ior
often attend iliot decline, can be found thar
hosle!set'l Stomach Ilt!efl: Dyspepue lynp
lnquleludO aud iheutnlile trouble are 0Vetcoml
BY w use, The eiiept OF exposure and byOt
work lte nulllaSd b n and Affords shlglsnl
protection 70 all subjected 70 mAlAIlAl Innu
gnoes, Give II 4 thorough tilAl,
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long and half an inch in diameter. I'm,
less the worm % caught 1t will cut up all
the foliage, and as It Is nearly oil the
color Of the yinesiti is easily detected,
It will not pay to attempt to farm with
fewer horses than are really required.
An oyerWoFked horse may be reduced
in value more than the sum that may be
derived from the crop he produces,
Every farmer should have spare horse
or two in order to rest the hard workers,
especially in summer.
The fodder from the early sweet corn
ia one Of the best foods that can be used
for mich COWS. The fodder is improved
II cut and stored in the barn, so as to be
kept clean and bright, II cut with a
cutter cattle will eat every portipnot the
stalk.
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AYEB's Hair ViHor restores color and
vitality 10 weak and gray hair. Through
It's healing and cleansing qualities, u
prevents the accumulation Of dandrutf
and cures all scalp diseases. The best
hair.dressing ever made, and by far the
most economical. nav
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AGllCUIHURAE NOTES.
Mattera OF Interest to Tho Intsll genCsr'S
Farmer RpnlerA.

Mattera OF Interest to Tho Intsll genCsr'S
Farmer RVndera.
Every ounce Of food procured for the
use Of stock is converted into beef, nut.
ton, pork, milk or manure. In the
shape Of meat aud milk the farmer dis.
poses Of 1t at an increased price, but the
expenses are to be deducted. All that
remains on tho farm unsold, alter tho
cost Of the whole has been secured in
the sales, is Just as much a matter Of
profit as that which has been marketed,
aud this surplus Is the manure, which
can lie converted into food tho next year,
The farm Is therefore increased in fer.
tility and at the same time increased In
value, the profits being expended on the
farm as manure. II the value Of the
manure annually made In this country
could DO estimated on some hasls the
figures would be startling, and they
would show that the farmers create
more wealth than the estimates given in
the Cfopg only.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
Eor Rova and olrla,

For Boys and Girls,
between 4 and 10 yGaFs Of age, will DO opened The
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, At No
7g7 MAIN STREET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART
formerly OF Washington, D. O.
The school will be conducted on tho general
lines Of the Kindergarten.
French conversation aud calisthsnic exercise,
without extra charge, A Piano in the school
room for the entertainment and instruction oil
the children,
CHARGES MODERATE,
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swtPrs sPKCtptc has saved me years
Of untold misery by relieving o partial
paralysis In my left side. This was after
/ had been treated by best physicians In
81. Louis and Chicago. The trouble was
caused by some arrangement Of my
blood, which has been corrected BY S.S.s 3,
4, A, snErrART, Sherman, Texas.
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A Glnnlug obJeotlon.

Omaha World Herald
House rontcr-I think you'll like the
place. Postoflice, school aud churches
are within q few blocks.
House hunter-Yes, but they cut nc
figure. The rent is too high, and be-
sides there's an Unlocking enclosure
right across the street in front OF the
house,
House renter-That's the base ball
House huntor-oh, is it2 I'll take the
house at your own price.
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Her Mother Wa, Right

Fanny (who lives across the street,
What caused you to give up your sing
ing, Ethel? / never hear your voice any
more.
Ethel schreecher-oh, mother per.
suaded me to give 1t up. You see,
Fanny, We are keeping boarders now.
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PINANOR ANp FRApl,
The FEATURE Of The Money and Stock

The Features OF the Money and bt0el
Markets,
INV YoRE, August l2.-Noney on call easy a
OsiH per cent last loan ~ per cent closed Of
cred ut . per cent. Prime mercantile papel
A3iAiItc per cent Sterling exchange dun bpt
steady at q si1la4 SIX. The sales Of stock were
1852 shares,
There was only quiet business IN the stock
market to-day, bht tie dealings were somewhat
Irregular. FilSt prices showed advances over
Saturdays OF u per cent, but realizing In the
Big fpurs aud Chesapeake 4 Ohio checked the
upward movement aud small progress was made
until noon, Sugar Trust IN the meantime be,
coming very weak, Wabash preferred led the
upward movement, but was Joined by OtheFs,
aud the Chicago q East Illinois, Rock Island,
L0piJyille 4 Nashville, Lake Rrle q Western,
Canadian SIX and Others scored handsome Ad'
Yances, The recovery IN Sugar Trust was also
very marked IN the last hour, The market
closed quiet but strong, aud generally Rt close
u the best prices. The dual changes arc geneF-
ally In the direction Of higher prices, Chicago
4 East Illinois roses per cent do preferred 81,
Central paciac y, Wabash ", dopreierred Va
and Rock Island ",
Railroad bonds dull, The sales were sT7l, 900.
Government and state bonds dull and steady,
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Io,'On Transcript,
"IIere, Johnl I am going into the
country on my vacation tomorrow"
ayes, SIR"
"Pack up my ollskin suit, my rubber
boots, my tarpaulln hat and half a dozen
"Yes, sir. Anything else9"
:, "That'gall, Ibelleye, Hold on, though,
You might put in a salt fish or two. Pm
bound to keep dry II it's a possible
thing"
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whsn BAty was alex, No rave her cHtotia
when sASwA, a Guild, che cried tot cassoriA,
whsa ShO became Miss, ,hs sluas 70 castOra,
wasu ,AsAAd cAIIdtsn, 'A' gave ucss"riA'
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DR.. Plerce's Pellets-cleanse and rcgu.
late the stomach, bowels and system gen
orally, One a dose purely vegetable.
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WHEBLING FEMALE COLLEGE.

Rand your daughters 10 this Institution where
,nsy VII receive q thorough and comprehensive
sdTy,Ation-the beat foundation Tor true success
m iiis, Post graduate ceufke.. An able Faculty,
W,nV impToTementi made, No better inAlIue'
lion 10 Art aud Music "a Upper Ohi9 S@nsyi
coardnrt School Of El0culi0n. Best, most health
ri iora,ion Tor school ln the city, Terms Fea-
ssonsble, Apply to the PFesident ,,r,,,
Itu bIAs phAAhbbLL
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Bellaire d zGneSyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAire at siA0R m, arrives at BellAire At $3.50
D. m.
'Woodsheld Passenger leaves BOllaIre at 400 p,
M, arrives at BelleiFe al Si25 a, IN,
Hummerheld Accommodation leaves BellAiFe
at l2;9S p. M. arrives at 1880 d. m.
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DISCLOSING or CROPS.

1t is an old proyetb, "More stock more
manure; more manure more crops more
crops more stock" There is, OF course,
a limit 10 DO reached somewhere In the
increase, but the farmer who engages in
stock raising is sure 10 reach point
where his stock cannot dispose Of the
productions OF the soil by producing
meat and milk, and his expenses are
then reduced by reason Of his abund.
ancc and independence Of the necessity
otbuying elsewhere, which increases the
profits from sales and gives the farm a
greater value, due to It's capacity Of pro-
duction, and in that respect be may be
storing up the profit Of each year u reap
II at a future time In the shape Of the
surplus crops sold over and above the
amount required for stock. The farmer
whose farm is abundantly stocked with
all the animals he can accommodate,
and who sells his hay, Is not always aa
unwlse as Is sometimes charged, as the
hay Is simply a portion Of the surplus
WHICH has been added 10 the farm In the
manure, and which now becomes profit,
Strawberry beds that have not been
kept clean since the berries were of will
be quickly overrun with grass and
weeds. II the weeds are In possession
OF the bed they may DO moved down
Grass will be more difficult 10 remove
and the best that can DO done Is To clear
between the rows thoroughly In ordel
10 allow room Tor the new runners L
root and grow.
To secure flowers successfully thl
bushes and vines must be kept In flow
ering condition by not allowing Thu
flowers to remain aud 60 10 seed. Whet
a plant produces seed It has accom-
plishcd lis object, and every seed pot
formed lessons the number Of flowers
All flowers should be cut of before the,
begin to fade or change color.
Sheep are not profitable II kept as
side busIness.p A flock that ID glvel
the same attention that 10 bestowed Of
other stock, and kept as business ven
ture, will pay q larger profit for capita
invested than any other class Of stock
but sheep pay best when brCd for NUT
tim rather than for wool,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-0n and alter May Y lssq.=k1'
PLAAATioH on REFERENCE MARKS eDAlly tsun'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
FaStkFn Standard time,
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You don't look for notes in the eye
Of your summer girl; you look for the
beams,
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The best Salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuinj fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblaingg,
corng, and all skin efuptionB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect gAtlslae'
llon, or money refunded. Ptlce % cent?
per box, For sale BY Logan Drug %.
n,u, 49, 5,;.-I--I 49,,
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NEW YoRK, August i2.-Copper unchanged.
Lead casIsri domestic @ say Tin quiet but
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Cotton
G!se,l ~. o. August 'a'-coItOu aF#i mid
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Petroleum.

Oil CRY, Pa August l2--oponed at q 0Qg1Si
highest 81 OK, lowest sOJSc; closed Of 99li6i
sales 900 900 barrels, ccarances $4,000 barrels
charters 1874 barrels shipments ll2,AA bar
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From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
p.Qo and l2;S0p. m. and 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p M, ex.
cept Sunday.
MOundHyille Accommodation 7!l6 d. m, and
l40 and 7;i0p. m, except Sunday.
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MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.

A school OF more than national reputation.
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllo-
bophloal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially neted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method Of tho old Italian mas
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons IN
all tho principal cities, address Ts1 n,prcrprss
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
lsS q. NJ, S;l0 and ll;60 p M daily, and 500 a.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, OK.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, s;lOp M, daily.
MoundSYllle Accommodation, b;86 a. M, 1901
and 6:l0 p. M, except Sunday.