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ABOUT HALF AND HALF,

No one is more anxious to have a copy
right than the printer,-BOSlOn Post.
There Is o considerable difference be,
tween q key on the seaboard and O or
the Keyboard 0cean.
| When there is commotion in school
thewl teacher pours oil on the troubled
waters-whale oil,-Puck,
Bismarck has been drinking beer SC
long that he found 1t difficult to take
waterin Samoa Washington Critic.
Tho great apprehension now is that
there will not be winter enough to tell
when spring comes.-RdnSaS Cay Star.
The young man knows all about his
sweetheart's disposition, we suppose,
when he calls upon her and finds her
out.-BoSton Courier
A new novel has lately been published
In raised letterHiOr the use OF the blind.
It is said to evoke great deal OF feeling.
-1aTe Hauie ErpreSS.
"What Is aman-ot.warP" said teacher
TO hisClass. "Acruiser, was tho prompt
reply. "What makesltgo?" ''1ts screw,
sir" "Who so with III" "Its crew,
sir.-Ocean.
Mrs. Winks-"Well, l declared The
weather indications are right for once"
Mr.. Winks Cooking over her shoulder)
-"Humph! That paper you've got Is u
week old."-Philadelphia Record.
Railroad Superintendent Most ofthe
passenger cars OH the Washington branch
are running empty now" Railroad
President-"Well, put them on the In
dinnapolis branch to relieve the crush. :"
-Ne0 York. Weekly.
First Kansas Tramp-"BilI, I'm goin'
of Nv the road in q few days" Second
Kansas Tramp-"What air ye goin' ter
do for liyin'? Not goin' ter work."
First Kansas Tramp-"No; Pm goin' ter
start new town."-7ime.
Indolent Husband-"How true it is,
Mary, that the hand that rocks the
cradle Is the hand that rules the world"
Weary Wife-"Yes, and it's the hand
that splits the wood aud carries in the
coal and draws the MISUNDERSTANDING.
"You newspaper men would be ruincd
by the millennium, because ther0would
be nothing left to write about" "You
are entirely wrong. When the millen-
mum comes, our columns will contain
nothing but paid for ads."-Harper'S
BGsar.
Wite-"I SEQ by the society columns
that Mrs, Fatpurse will be at home at
her residence on Collingwood avenue,
Thursday" Husband-"Well, what OF
that? II she isn't at home in her own
house, where would she be, I'd like to
know%-TolcdO Blade.
A gentleman was met bya stranger
who politely asked: would you be SO
kind rs to lend me S2O2" my dear
sir, I have not the honor OF knowing
YOU" "That is why | request you to
give me an opportunity to extend my
reputation for honesty."-Chicdgo Globe.
AT Wichita they pronounce Goethe,
"Gurta"-but they don't pronounce II
more than once a year; at Lawrence
they call It "Gayta," at AtChison they
say "Gaethe," at Leayenworth It is Go
eeth," and Arkansas City "Goethey."-
Kansas STATE Journal.
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Important to Athletes.

James Robinson, the athletic trainer
at Princeton College, Princeton, N, j..
says:
II have found it imperative to have
sure and simple remedies on hand in
case OF cuts, bruises, strains, sprains
colds, rheumatism, etc. Shortly attel
entering upon my profession, ! discover
ed such a remedy in ALLCocH's PoRous
PLAsrERs. l tried Benson's Capcine and
other plasters, but found them too harsh
and irritating. ALLcocH's Porous PLAs.
TIERS give almost instantaneous relief, and
theirstrengthening power is remarkable,
In cases OF weak back put two plRsters
on the small OF the buck and in short
time you will be capable Of quite severe
exercise. In sprint aud distance races
and jumping, tile muscles or tendous in
tho legs and feet sometimes weaken.
This can invariably be relieved by cut
ting the plaster in narrow strips, 80 as to
give free motion, and applying on
muscles Affected
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contnrInu. blood pl.pnsea.

Ulcers, sores, pimplcs, Itch, salt rhCum, etc.,
arc evidences Of contagious blood disease, 1t Is
manIiestly duty to eradicate blood poison from
the system by a use OF B. u. Il. botanic Blood
BALM, thus enabling the sore places to heal, and
thereby removing all possibility Of other mem.
bcB Of the family becoming likewise afflicted,
Send e, Blood balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for book
that will convince.
j. Ii. OUTLAW, MI. olive, n. c., writes: III lad
running sores on my shoulders and arms. 0nU
bottle u. u. u. cured me entirely"
l., Johnson, Belmont Station, Miss, writes.
~, d. II. has worked on me like charm. Ny
head and body WIS covered with sores, aud my
hair came out, but u. Il. b. healed me quickly"
W. ]. Klnnin, llutChens, Texie, writes; "B.
\. d. has cured my wife Of q largo ulcer on her
leg that doctors aud all other medicine could not
n. ]. RosSman, prominent merchant Of
Greensboro, Ga, writes: ~ know Of several cases
Of blood disease speedily cured BY u. o. u. Two
bottles cured lady Of ugly scroiulous skin
". g. Dltchmore 4 Co., Maxey, Ga, write. ''B,
Il. u. IN curing Mr., RObt. Ward Of blood poison
effected one oil most wonderful cures that ever
came 10 Our knowledge"
Logan & Co., wholesale agents. IL
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SMALL SELECTIONS.


Another crank is 10 attempt 10 g
through the Niagara rapids May %.
A young man died in La Grande, Ore
gon, recently from the effects OF over
eXertion IN dancing.
A new magazine for the blind in raised
Brazillie type will shortly make It's up
pearance In London.
A ease Is engaging the attention OF one
OF the courts at Springfield, No., In
which the defendant stole ten cents
worth Of corn,
The biggest steam derrick in the
world Is at the Hamburg docks, It can
pick upa ten-wheeled locomotive and
place 1t on a steamship.
The Paris municipality reserves the
right OF revising every five years the
maximum tariff OF the electric lighting
companies and Of lowering the same.
For fine arrangement Of epitaphs the
st. James Ga.etle may take the prize with
this sentence: "What a windiall to his
greedy nav would not this unearned
increment bel"
A Norwegian engineer locates leaks
in a ship while in dry dock by filling
the vessel with smoke, The leaks are
soon shown by an escape Of smoke, the
process requiring only thirty or forty
minutes,
According to careful calculations made
by British clergyman OF note and Just
published Protestants have increasing
during the last one hundred years from
81, 0OO,0 to 100000 or nearly four
fold,
A lazy genius in Maryland has Invent
ed an automatic fishing pole, which, by
the aid OF stout spiral springs, yanks out
the unweary denizens Of the streams
while the fisherman smokes and reads In
peace,
In spite Of the increased efficiency Of
the fire department made possible by the
use OF the telegraph, modern fires In
show more destructive ten;
dency and an increase In the percentage
OF lives lost,
Prof. Richards, OF Yale, has made a
study OF the records Of 2,425 students in
order to determine the relation OF ath-
letics to scholarship, and finds that
fall little below the non
in tho averages,
Hook has left on record what he con-
sidered his own best pun, II was made
on seeing q deiaced wall.chalker, bearing
the inscription; "Warren's b"
what ought to follow" Hook remark
I'd, sis lacking"
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5,oP RgNr-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
RUE ,,,1i,,T,l, viii rent TOT sleeping puF'
Il ul a,tr. Address III, e." lllelisenleceF
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PINANCB AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of Tho money and Stock Mar

The Features OF tho Money and Stock Mar.
lEets.
NEW YoRK, Feb. G.-MouCy on call easy at
2A5 per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered
at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a6 per
cent. Sterling exchange unsettled and weak at
u S6a4 IS. Sales OF stocks were 05i ,li2 shares
The stock market to-day was more active with
stronger tone Throughout, and tho result Of
the days operations II to leave most Of tho list
materially higher than last evening. First
prices were almost Invariably higher, and the
advances over last evenings figures extended TO
4 per cent 10 the general lIst, with larger ones
siderable strength In the first few minutes
trading, and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
4 indianapolis, with Cotton OIL became tho
strong features Immediately, The Grnngcrs
were the only weak spot In the list, but the at.
tack upon them was so persistent that the gem
oral list gave way slightly IN sympathy and an
Irregular market followed, which lasted through
out the. forenoon. Chicago, Burlington 4 Quin'
cy aud Rock Island led the downward move
ment. and each lost about 2 per cent before INC
decline was checked, but after noon the strong
tone TeAppeafCd aud with iAlr trading prices
began to rise all over the list. oven H. the weak
shares Of tho forenoon. Tho market finally
closed active aud strong, genCmlly NJ the best
prices Of the day. Chicago, Burlington 4 quincy
declined l pOr cent, Milwaukee, Lake Shore Il
Western rose w preferred ~, Cleveland, ColuH-
bus, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis ~, Denver, ~.
Worth 4 Texas ~ Chicago, H. Louis d Pitts
Heilfoad bond market was stronger, and the
business done approached tho largest done this
yenf, ,SRgfCpntlng S3,6lt,U0O.
Gnvntnnptt and State bonds dull but 1Fin,
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SI0P RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF
rryL the rooms now occupied by
n I'll Club Enquire next door, M, iSgi
I,I y
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There are no greater prudes than those
women who have somO secret 10 hldO.
The t,hNmbSr Of Torture

II the apartment 10 which tho unhappy sufferer
from lnnAmmAlory rheumatism Is confined. IL
ere the ctllll Of pain IL reached, that ihO pro
vUnlive, flOGlOllOtl stomach illlep, IL used by
persons Of a rheumatic tendency, much I'M
necessary AuiIOflhE IL avoided. Netvlnei, ano'
dynel aud ScdAtlVea, while having none but
specific eiect, are YET very desirable al times
Rheumatism, btsSa hS' ihSy ~ have 10 power a
llmlnnlg from the blood the fheunatlq virus
lioStettete Stomach nlllHti docs this, aud cheek.
we Quite disease which, II allowed " galn
10 do more than relieve, Hhgumaliin, ii Ihouid
W IemembeteI u disease With 4 fatal ten
TuCnuy from NJ pfOheh0as 10 attack the heart,
tesort W the ID ten should, therefore he prompt
yOhbntal arc relieved byIL
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eating house, It was Uttered with an
oil stove and a necessary array OF pots
and pans,
A coroneFs jury in New Rochelle, n.
y, after an investigation into the death
Of an infant, reached the conclusion that
"the child came to It's death, January 81,
1885, through the ignorance OF itsmother
and her husband, from causes unknown
to the jury"
In some parts OF Germany the average
salary earned by men working on ma.
chine made shoes is about S. 80 q week,
For the same class Of work Austrian
operatives get 81 80 TO 50 70, English
operatives s. 70 to s. 40, and Nassa'
chusetts operatives lg+weekly,
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II0R RENT-A BRICK DWELLING
'U yssr The ely Of seyeu rooms and tlnished
h h...,. s'@ syea GprIl /, Apply NJ this ONCE
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NOR RENT, FROM APRIL THE
HI VI.nt,s Iioule, No, 1912 Main street,
y a ainsSnisI IN Nrssrs KnOle 4 Hutchinson.
i3I isss,,d oF tenn Of years ne interior can %
li.N'.seJ 10 ,llt A, e. RNOTE. lal1
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ale Sntelligenter,
oaies No., rs md Vi Fourtssnth street.
TaI TRAYGLlNG PASSENGER AGENT.

a ROuRdelay on ne RAD,
BIZ d. typical 7. p A. representing a Westerr
He rides on the rallFead can all day, and dis
He gI nSs each si agent BY tho hand with VgrIT
And RnTlnualy aAkB about his health and mAk0i
heap Of him.
Tonight he'll spend the evening at the city call
Hen hustle up % the Union House and secure
And then he'llses The Ageut-sRm Sandy is his
They'll TePs In some OF village boys and have
auttle game,
On Tuesday William visits old man Smith al
He has e. g @ church with snith-snIth's a
And smith hasEoIa party to give some Western
50 william don, religious look and carries a
gospel load.
Bill hasn't seen johnson for some time, 30 he
calls there Wednesday night
"JohnE gives his usual song and dance "Com.
- missions are too light"
He says; Some opposition llne-I won't say Just
Is paying the boys u dollar cap, which catches
them every one"
Then Billie goes to WATERFOWL to put up Thurs.
day night;
There's dandy, lot Of fellows there, and the no.
tel Is all right,
lte goes 10 soc the DutChmAn who keepg uMll-
WRukeo cool, !"
And R II,,, q regular German lunch and plays a
On Friday Bill istIred out, and his finance is low
So he ,d ESSs to Mexico to stay-a quiet little
Aud gGs, e bed at eight o'clock and don't got
And fS IaP 4 A. home on Saturday, Nat broke,
Y, r, &,
Is a regular carnival Of fun, Joyous rounde-
And 9Ii II The world he has to do, to write his
Is to hold h!s own at poker pool, religion and
ONE op ,Ex.
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raw and refined steady, MolaEses quiet; New
Orleans open kettle prime to choice 5Oai6c, Tai
low Str0ngeri city 6kC TuFpenIlne quiet, Egg
quiet q lge. Pork steady old mess ST. Goals OOi
new do sl3 Goals % Cut meats quiet. Lard
dull, western stcgm 7.97Isci February 1,8lCi
March, apr and May isle; juno, July and Au'
gust 1881 September 85c, Butter firm; western
dairy l3a2Oct creamery lease, Cheese quiet;
western lOIallJzc
CHICAGO, Feb. Only moderate business In
wheat was done to-day, and that was mostly
local Ialr trading was done IN corn. Oats
moderately active, Flour firm und unchanged.
Wheat cash No. gspflng vG14h01c; February VIC;
March V!1SaVS14c, closing ut VIC; May gDgSCll
81 OJk, closing at 81 Ogh Corn, cash, No, 2, Feb.
Ggsh No; ? and February ji;c; March 9j1Ic; May
2THc. Rye, No. 2, lir, FlaXkced, 81 90, Mess
pork cash sll aI1tall bOc; February Sll TN;
March 81 IVA; May sll MA. Lard, cdsl, Febrn-
lry and March. GOO: May 7.VCc Bacon, short
ribs O.OSc; shoulders 6.l2I.HG.BOc. Whisky 81 "a.
Butter llrm fancy creamery g1a29c choice To fine
9Oa22c; tne dairl6s 2Oa29c. EggsStcady at l3al3c,
l'nlLADELPlllA, Pa, Feb, G,-Flour weak.
Wheat tlrlni No. 2red February giI4ag5c; March
gl1GaVGCi Apgll gdISag7c; May 9SGlsJEc. Corn
ilrtn; No. mixed track 3QISc; No, 8 hlGh mixed
February s Il aii5c SSrSE St.6 IA &pri ds
4$c; May lShalic. Oats guieti No, Q white S2c
No. Awhile February soc; March 8IIknJt5sc;
April wy sa9lc; May SjI4a3154c. Eggs irlni Penn
sylvania tlrsts l61Ea
BALTIMORE, Mn, Feb. G. = Wheat, western
Ste1dy; SPOT and February g2ag211iC; March Ola
v3Aci April ViG; May OjRgjJsC; July SDIlA0OC.
Corn, western easy; mixed spot and February
iOhalg54ci March ilaIlAC; April Alssail1tG.
Oats tirin; western white 82aJic; No, . white
32Isc. Rye quletat G0aGOc, Hay dull lrd uL.
best roll l9llSC: creamery 26a9gC Eggs quiet ut
l4albc, Coffee firm; Rio fair ut l7ISc.
CINCINNATI Feb. G.-FlOur firm. Wheat
steady; No. 2 rcd 0s,,Gcasl 90. Corn strong; No.
mixed S6c. Oats barely stGadyi M. mixed
sc. Rye steadyi No. ., 6ic, Pork dull ut ST. W.
Lard Gull ut 7.eOc. Bulk meats aud bacon
steady. Whisky steady at 81 %. nutter firm;
fancy northwestern creamery SIC; choice dairy
roll l2allc. Sugar steady. Eggs Armer ut l21SC.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. G-Whcat dull; cash lS4a
81 90; May pGJ4C. Corn dull; cash 335{c; May
3Gssfc. Oats duh; cash 2G1Sc. Coyeneed active;
cash s. 20; March 50 ~,
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CHICAGO, Feb. o. Cattlc-Recelpts 1900 head
shipments 400 head; market strong; choice
beGvCs 81 2jG4 20; steers 81 0Oi 10; stOCkers and
feeders 81 lOa3 45; cows, bulls and mixed q iOl
3 %; Texas steers S3ONi1 70. Hogs Receipts 80
600 head shipments $50 head; market weak
and 100 lower; mixed 81 65al S0j heavy q Coz
! 10; light 81 coal 20; pigs 81 OCah 90, Sheep
Receipts 6,jO0head; shipments LOCO head; mar
ket slow and 5Al0c lower; natives 81 i0ab 0Oj
western corn fed 81 4Qai TOi Texans 81 GOAL 25i
lambs s. 00aG G0.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. O.--Cattlc-RCceipti
1i0 head; shipments $50 head; market steady
prime 81 2jRj 70; iair to good 81 6OA3 IS; common
y 0Oa3 "; ktockcrE 81 26l2 u; feeders s. 6Oa3 W.
Hogs Receipts 800 head Sh pnCutS z, 400 head
market slow; PhllRlelphiaS 81 15aI 90; pigs and
Workers s. l0ah 20 Shecp-lleCeiptS LOG head
shipments 400 head; market slow; primo 81 7bI
3 W; fair 70 good 81 96ai bOi common 81 6Oa3 90
lambs s. GOaG 20.
CINCINNATI, Feb. G.-IIogs easy; common and
light 81 l0a5 W; packing and butchers q 70ai 90
receipts 900 head; shipments 100 head.
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Petroleum,

New YoRK, Feb. Petroleum opened STEADY
al So Il and advanced slightly In the first hour
A reaction TO SG11Eo was then followed by another
advance, on which the price reached she aud
the market closed ut S7lEci sales l,ShS,OOO bar
rGls.
on CRY, PA, Feb. G.-opened at sGssic: high
m hSFFels, cIeSESnses iS IN IN trclS. SbartST
7l,Ie6 bArtClsi shipments gl,iS0 barrels; runs
1870 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb G.-opCned at sGSEc
closed at SIC; highest Si9tci lowest SG1sC; clear
anCcs 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. G.-Petroleum fairly 40
tive and ilfncr; opened at SGaSc; closed ut 11sC
highest sT7Ec; lowest SG14c.
TtTUsvlLLE, PA, Feb. 6-Oponed at SG5Sc
highest SIG; lowest SGIEC; closed at SG1Gc
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ain PEOPLES BANKING ROOM
Fnp EgST-Thc Room. No, 100 Main
~ %rmcry Peoples Hank, H. hereby offered
i y, ,sn IT, Possession April lssg; Apply 70
I ngRI ipIiF "a BANK or TilOS. 0,BRlEN, lal2
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect -, 1883, PaAsen.
ger trains Will run as iollOws-CentFal Time.
All trains daily except those marked thust
hich do not run on Sunday;
LnIiIm nnnnn Nm 2 NM 4 M IN Y. n
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Genius and ability are mover discov-
cred until industry and ambition open
the mine,


Col. w. X. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home ono evening, feeling a peculiar
tlghtness In the chest. Before retiring,
he tried TO draw u long breath but found
II almost impossible. He suffered four
days from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up. DR.. Acker's English REM
edy for Consumption saved him and he
Is we'll to-day. y. Il. Goethe, II. d. Burt,
@. Menkom6ller, Logan & Co. s
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All otQ,an ios our ralca. Harley CRYSTALS,
ahaN unfNShll "a Cogeai FoOd,ict BioAkia'sT Tea
a DtlVetL yghel tod there, willie % icf tfrt sans
plea, SLDlNtlN Hour and BPBClAL DlA-
pRTlCi LfO0p Afo invaluable walte-repaillihg
hOuia fpygy lpalh, Diabetes, Debility y CHILE
dFeys BAa. NobfAnj mainly ifco from starch.
fggall t9thly uaeSN Olhna equals our II liAIlTlI
1OUE, end ~ circular Oloting lbl' nee,
Observation-Disclosures, waIartUwh,N,y
iAihffbAa.
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DISEASES OF an exhaustive nature that
have u tendency to create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, laSsitude and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin to lack Of iron in the
blood. Browns Iron Bitters will restore
the blood to It's natural healthful condi-
ton. Get the blood pure by using this
remedy and disease will be quickly van
pushed. D&w
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rAKEIr1Nr TINE.

"For want Of q nail, shoe was lost
for want Of shoe, horse was LOST FOL
want Of q horse, Q rider was lost,
Never neglect small things, The trs'
signs OF pneumonia and consumption
can posiiivtiwbu checked by Dr. ACker'I
English Remedy for Consumption. o
Il, Goethe, II, b. Burt, o. Mohkemuller
l.oRnn 4 %.
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Tho simple application Of "swAYNE's oiNT
MRNT," wlthoutIn internal medicine will cure
any case Of letter, Salt Rheum, Rlngworm
plies, Itch, Sores, PlmpleS, Eczema, all Scaly
Itchy skin EruptIOny, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent effective, aud
costs but u tFiilp. TThHAW
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pI,ONpTNIsSs.

First a cold, then a cough, then con-
sumption, then death. II took DR.,
Acker's English Remedy for Consump:
ton the moment began to cough, and
l believe 1t saved my lifc."-WALTER n.
WALLACE, Washington. 0. r. Goetze, Il.
B. Burt. @. Menkemellcr. Logan 4 Co.
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FOR SALE.

denS 80, aatkgl street, a large desirable resi-.
an MN 60 ,G fronts o feet on Market street,
CnI VA u ~ wy north side aud Rn alley OH Inc
Wi Il ~ splendid sliC for 4 lSrvo bnIIilhv
SbD spi 4, rooms on ftst door, eN '"''N"7
and SWtb5 MINI Farm, 100 agicS, good dwelling
S SIsi,l With coal and SanE on wS St NV
R,WICt acre. '''"" INV w DOuBhI lOi
room, p SV5s Front street, Btlcs itouss Of II
iSI Nv, wssl gtouud fronts on S6ftI, Ftnmi iSSSi
Il Scid' IP3 .,ag 70 river about 10 feet ''"'S'
Ohio imnS sa,a,.im llC. southwest Of Marietta
Ssi W. o. about tCl tfreS r,ew w =, vV wv
Locust S, ,.SV Nlll exchange iuFrlty pfohdfly
WA M nit' .A! latm, ienU'S Run, UGio e1uhiy
" '"' Aefu, undtflAid with eoSi' 'V'ui'
Heal JAMES A. HENRY,
iS,hSssu y Agent, u \, Pension And t,iaim A,
VoIitcl9t aud Notary FOGiIe. A' nv
IIIlyh' No, lRl9 MANEFF gFnrtT
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblainsi
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 salo by Logan 4 Co.
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NIX, y Ky NIln street, 0 roomCd house. both
sM,etl ICONS second floor. Si9 no a inSniG
vHtpIe room aud 3rOOms, corner seycn teet,Ih MI
Ma, ,SuVtL No. 2slI Market IT,, hall on thlFI
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nj V.3 ~ iOomcd house, IsR month, No
No. N wv T s,tSSl' rnoinCd house, ~ on q month
800 mnny;EH|'slN'h street rOOmed house
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eeii.. Move, Two Lots, House ToOriS, Aillnnnt
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Observation-Disclosures intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching,
II allowed 10 continue tnmoB form, which
often bleed aud ulcGrGtc, becoming very sore:
HwAYNES OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves lie tumors. At druggists, or by mail, fol
~ cents. Or. swayno & Son, Philadelphia.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
fI1stTIos % RESESTscS SlRES ' tbSiiS. tfun.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsatiT lay
SeHeepled; Sunday only. saturday only
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