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FAMOUS ENGLISH TBAMPs.
some Of the Great Men who Have walked
Great Deal.

lOuhs Companion
It is calculated that Wordsworth, in his
many years of sauntering, mus. have trav-
eled distance of 1900 miles. What
sights he saw during such prolonged and
delightful warderinRs only those who have
the poet mind and eve can even gees.
Charles Dickens was 8 confirmed tramp,
and no doubt acquired his experience Of
'life on the road" from actual scquaint-
ance 18th all sorts Of vagabonds and odd
characters, such as frequent towns and
country lanes aud highways.
One of the most remarkable Of unpro-
fessionsl walkers was Prof Wilson, the
Christopher North" Of literature. His
fine physique and great endurance prompt
ed him to the performance of wonderful
feats, which seemed TO him entirely mat
ter of course. He once walked forty miles
in eight hours. AID at another time walk
ed from Liverpool to Eueray in twenty
four hours distance Of eighty miles. It
is Good to think Of the lorg, unwearied
strides with which he swung along, his
blood bounding with healthy pulses and
sending igorating waves to the active
brain.
Henry FAwce.t also was a tireless walk
er. and one who, when deprived of sight,
did not for a moment think of relinquish-
ing this among many ferns Of exercise.
His was familiar figure on the roads
about Cambridge, and there is no exagger-
stion in saying few men blessed with his
senses could erj, nature more thoroughly
| than he.
Southey, worn and pIeyed upon by men
tai application and practical anxieties OF
EVERYDAY life, found his greatest relief 10
tramping about The country, listening fer
what nature had to tell him and learning
contentment from her stability. John
Stuart Mil delighted in pedestrian tours,
ard Charles Limb, though he loved town
bstter than country, was one who believed
in sweeping cobwebs from the brain by
brisk and continuous walking
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-30

elect an Executive Committee in this city
next Tuesday.
The coal miners have decided to turn
out in Wheeling on Labor Day.
Preceding Elder Mills, of this district,
was in the city last evening.
David GLASGOW says he did not get a
cent out of the benefit ball.
J. B. Smith aud wife have gone to the
country TO visit friends.
A dina museum will be opened oppO-
site the post flee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-30

Anthor-'I want you to give my book
a good notice. I want TO see 1t IN the
hsnds Of every mother, wife and daughter
in the c0uatry."
Editor-'I can fix that. Ia criticising
the book IN say that it is not a proper
book fo- any selt-respscting lady to read,
and then thew all will buy it"
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FRIDAY. AUGUST sOtb. 1859.

beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, at me " M teeing
Pas Rail PARK. Qsand) in the Ciiy OF neeios'
west Virginia proceed TO se A. publ dio sSS De-
" ne a ,a-sorsi roperty, TO wit all The stands
fencing hose bases boxes bats ana peIso QUA
nroirsy ~ every description belonging 20 ssi9
Association including the Lease p Sy b 0s Water s
IA SnoTn AZ the Wheeling Base BAH
PsTt si 81 the franchise Of said Association
TFPITs OF sALE-one-third OF the pnIchsse,
-,oTa1. css6 on DAY Of sle, the remainder Q,
ali 9nrcbase money to be paid in TWO squs,,
payments at three and six months rom , 8Ay an \.
49,, 9,-e, 80 sefIrity for deferred payments
piO'eN WILLIAM II. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
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MIND READING IN COURT.
The Accused Knew just What the Judge
Would Decide


Vienna Co respoHdeRcs London T,fsrcph.
An interesting case of thought reading
came before the County Court OF Buds-
Pesth a fea days ago. The accused,
lively little man, was known as The
Wizard Rabbi, or "The thought reader of
C<arnOwiiz He was charged by trades
mans assistant of cheating him out Of
form. Ga the table in front of the Judge
were the corpora deficit. consisting OF a
number of papers covered with Babylon
ian Talmud,n sud bundle Of circulars,
which ran thus: ~ can read name, occu-
patton, past and future, Of any man IN his
face. l can read his thoughts aud give
him advice, particularly in matters con
ee5ni1g love, coDiugal happiness, different
illnesses in travelling"
The first question put to the prisoner
invited him to state precisely the nature
of his profession.
Prisoner am thought reader. There
are no secrets for me. By means of mathe.
MATES ! can read everybOdy's thoughts.
That is the so-cslled ''Talmud in art"
l am now writing an important work
which will shortly he published.
Judge-Is that the way you make your
living?
Prisoner-Yeg, certainly.
Judee-Can you give the Court a speci-
men Of your arr?
Prisoner-Why not?
Judge-Then tell me how many doou-
ments there are in this drawer where l
have my hand.
Prisouer-A little patience please. Now,
take part Of these pspsrs and put them
on the side, and, let me, then, glance at
the remainder. Tnere-how many have
you put asideP
s Judge Fifteen.
Prisoner (WithOut moments hesita-
ton Then there are 81 altogether.
Judge Qdite right; you have guessed
correctly.
HereupOn followed en- alteration be-
tween the plaintiff and the prisoner, after
which the Bench entered into a brief
consultation. When the Judge was about
to prorOunce sentence the accused ex-
claimed:
81 have read his thoughts again; he
he is going to send me 10 prison for four
days.
Jadge-Quite 10. Right again. You
will 90 to Jail for four days. Call the next
cega.
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BARRIERS Don't Want National UnIOn.

UaTOoFl Don W llII . =
PrrrBUBG, PA, August 25-The BaI-
bsrs' National Convention, called TO meet
in Pittsburg next Tuesday, has been IN
definitely postponed. The purpose OF the
no. citing was to organize national union
The advocates of the scheme are much DIS
pleased at the apathy displayed by the
members q the Graf.
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SUNDAYS

Leave the City at zoo g. 70. and run every hour,
cxccp. Church Train al 9.l5 p. N. Leave Wheel
Ing Park 20 500 g. m. and run every hour until
1000 %. M. except Church Trains, which will
leave the tsrk 10 gas a. M, and Wheeling at
-q.f5 and g.I5p. M C. HIkeCH,
Superintendent.
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STEANEk UELLAIht.
Daily Trip Gifts nme-O53, $40 and llA5 a.
m. $50. AGO. $50 p. m.
sunday Trips snd 10 a. M $50 $50 and $50
p. m.
yrrusYIIN6 AND Kim GROVE RAILROAD
tt on aud after Monday, April % 1893 trains
1u tle Wheeling aud Kim Grove Railroad viii
ruu zs follows:
Leave Wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park.
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GiBrelin8 Re9istfr
Irartlers' 6aidG

a RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
- EXPLANATION or EEFERENCE MARKS. eDaily,
sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted. s5un-
day only. Saturday excepted. saturday OnIy.
-l5 Meridian. Nay -. 1889. Wheeling time,
which is Just one hour earlier than Central
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FOR SALE.

I offer for sale nom $4,000 to $1,000 worth Of
stock in a long established manufacturing ins'i
tuition, which has been in successful opelA'io %
near this city for many years, and pays easily L
per cent JAMES L. ma y" -,
orso 1920 Main Street
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE il5
Is on the 18th day Of August, lssy, oy , toS
Wheeling Base Bal As 81 iSe Stale OF West Viz
einis 10 the undersigned Trustee, and Of recol ~
In ne once OF the CerS Of the County on -,, 81
Ohio COUNT. West Virginia, in Deed oil ii'S'
ROOF u folio SU7 ! will, on
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PRODUCE.

Omaha, 3p{; do preferred, 99I; Texas Pacific,
2OSe Union Pacific, 6254; United States Ex-
press, 49, Western Union, s41S.
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Dull and heavy.
parrpnanq mil. raloa gQul On

RAILRoADs-Dull; sales 1921 600
SI-tEs-The stock market today was quiet
and stsgnant. outside Of few leading shares.
and while the volume of business done Wa,
moderate over twO-thirds Of the entire amount
was in seven stocks. The upward movement IN
the Northern pacifics was very prOnOunccl
and was accompanied by several rumors
Among those which found currency were
one that the preferred stock was 10 DE
made a four per cent stock, and that the h0diue,
OF the Oregon Trans Continental had been con
tracted for, and one that Mr.. Willard had ihe
capitalists Of the Standard Oil at hi back and
mat he would be able To control the board of
directors The market closed quiet and steady
10 firm. St. Paul preferred and oregon Naviga
lion rose per cent, Northern Pacific preferred
10 Missouri Pacific 1H. Sales 2il,699 shares
Quotations clO-ed bid as follows;
Adams Express rs; American Express no.
Canada Pacific 62jS: Central Pacific SlIs. Chcsa
peake and Ohio 24H: preferred do hrsts 90
10 seconds preferred f035; Chicago and Alton
l2}. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy l0i +.
Delaware and Hudson lff5S; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, li65s: Denver and RIO
Grande l615 Erie 27ls; preferred do ~; r.
WAYNE. l59: Illinois Central, ZIG; Lake Shore.
1887: Michigan Central, So. Minneapolis ana
ST. Louis 4: do preferred 81, Missouri Pacific
49,: Northern Pacific, SO; do preferred a.,
Chicago and Northwestern MS; DO preferred
1857: New York Central, 1861. Oregon Transcon
tinental S4Js: Pacific Mail, SSsz; Peoria, D. h.
u: Pittsburg. 1904: Pullman Palace Car ll9t4.
Reading, AZ s;ROck Island 9gl3; 81. Louis ana san
Francisco, 26i5: do preferred 59l4; do first pre-
ferred ll9lS St PAU. % do preferred ll5; St Pau
Minneapolis and Manitoba, lo5; St. Paul ana
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NEW YORK, August 29.--Pig Iron, steady. Cop
per, unchanged Lead, steadier domestic IS So.
Tin, Grmer but quiet; straits $50 SO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 1-2a4 Per nt-GOvernments
Dull and H. avy-stooks Dull-Flour Outlet
and Unchangsd-Wheat Active.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Money on call easy al
2lSai per cent last loan al 2i4 per cent; closed
offered at 2lS per cent prime mercantile paper
515a1l9 per cent, sterling exchange quiet ana
firm Al 4s5Aais7.
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.LEYELAND & PIrTsBURG R. X.

-
Under schedule IA effect Nay 18th, lSo1 trains
leave Bridgeport Ohio, Central Standard Time:
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 400 A.
m. For Pittsburgh, 1922 A. m. For Chicago and
Cleveland, l:l2 p. m. For Pittsburgh aud New
York, 26 p. N. FOR steubenville, S8 a. m.
Trains arrive Al Bridgeport at 7:bS a. m, lOls n.
m, l2.2s p. m, 49, p m, and 7.52 p. m. On Sat
urdays only for East Liverpool 6d4 p. m, from
East Liverpool. ll.l2 p. m.
A. J.. WALl4iNG, Ticket Agent
mylO bridgeport. Ohio
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Children Cry fer Pitchers Castoria.

,,,., n,,,, was sick. we gave her castor'S
when ssevs aChll, She cried Tor Cas''''A
When she became Miss, she chung 70 cas''TiA'
When sbebs5 Colireu she gave them ''1''''1
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aaE Rsnt

EOR RENTAL ll22 MARKET STREET, two
II front rooms, on ground floor, suitable for
lodging or Offices. Inquire al 1884 Water Street
auie4dh
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ENOR RENT FIVE DESIRABLE ROOMS,
II with bath, on second tioor suitable for light
housekeeping. hot and cold water and both
kinds Of gas, al No 12t Sixteenth St. au2ee4dh
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
limo Table tsking eject May 20, 1859. Pa
Eengef trains wall run a. followE-CCntral Tina.
All trains daily except thosa marked thnst
which do not run on Sunday:
SOUTH hound Mott No. 5. No.sta 40
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

-
Departure and arrival OF Trains; at wheeling
Eastern time. Schedule In effect May l2thi lsSy'
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New YORK.
f:a5 q. m, $40 and 1880 p. m. daily and 500 q.
NJ Except Monday.
Except Sunday
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 5:S5 a. m. and
1901 and Clio P. m, Except Sunday
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
800 r. n. and 1880 p. m and II 90 D. m. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p. m. NJ
cent Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1870 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 7l5 q. N. and
40 and 7;i0 p m, Except Sunday.
TRANs-UaIO DIVISION.
For Chicago $40 and $50 a. N. and $40 and
Cincinnati Ezpres, $50 a. N. and lIl5 p. m,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 22o p m. EIcep,
Sunday.
ST. Clairsyille Accommodation. $50 a. m. aud
30 and $50 D. m, Except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, l2:i5 a. M, $50 and $50 a. m.
and 6l0 p. m, daily
CINCINNATI EIpress, i.d5 a. m. and C:l0 p. NJ,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, lO4O a. m, TX.
cept sunday
st. Clairville Accommodation, 1910 e. N. aud
l40 and j:l5 p. m Except Sunday.
". p. b B. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 500 and 7.25 a. m, daily, lt0
Except sunday, and 6:l0p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. n, Xxx
cept Sunday
fittsburg Excursion, 100 p. m, Sunday only
ARRIVE.
From Pittshurg, $50 n. m, daily, 1880 p. M,
IL A.. 80 arrAN NsNn tall
Washington Accommodation, sos a. n. daily,
Except Sunday.
PiIsburg Excursion Train. ll.t0 a. m, Sunday
only. CHAS. o. 5CULL,
myl4 General Passenger Agent.
NUTO RIVER RATIPOAD.
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9or SsIs

U1oR sALE-GOOD WATER GAUGE WITH
" cocks, tor upright boiler Apply at this
office auth
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Through NCLtI luu UtbkAku NHVVNVN v 1T
points.
For rates and other information, address
RRED HUsKAEN, Tray. Pass. Agt,
Wheeling, ". Va.
WI. RCBINSOH, Genl Pas. Agent.
PSrkeuburG W. v.
W II. OSBORN. 4 T. A.. Pomeroy, y.
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INOR sALE-ONE VICTOR TBICYCLE-Used
II one week will be sold at less Than WfOle-
ale price. G. +. VANKEUREN, No 10 Twelfth
.frrei au2se&dh
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Leave Wheeling. Leaves WHEEL
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TRANs.uRIo nIvIsInN-


". p. b B. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg 500 and 7:25 A. m, daily, $40
Except sunday and 6:l0p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. n, Xxx
cept Sunday
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

The marriage OF Miss Jennie A Barn
hart and Wilbur ;. Burns, Of Crane
Rapids, was solemnized al the residence
or the brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. q.
J.. Bamhart. Tuesday, December 2i
los9, at b o'clock. Only the near rcla-
uyes vi the contracting parties were n-
Ntcd. Al toe appointed hour tut
young people took Their position, ano
Rev. ~. II Thompson, ot Lansing, pro-
uounced them man and wife. The
brides sister, Miss Amanda Bamhalt
acted rs bridesmaid, ana tle groom 5
brother, X. W. Burns, filled like OtAce
for the groom. supper was served al
the residence, and the young couple
left ou the evening tram Tor Their lu-
turo home "a Grand Rapids. Mr.. Burns
Is connected with the Grand Rapids
Eteniag Leader, and Is a young man OF
exceptionally bright intellect, and IS
one oil the promising young Journalist,
OF the State. Among those present
were. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Barnhart
and daughter, OF Grand Rapids; Loul-e
Barnhart, of Grand Rapids. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. johnson and daughter, oI
Grand Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
French, of Grand Rapids; Mr.. and AlTs.
W. II. Burns and two children, OF Al
bon; Mrs. David Burns, OF Albion; Mr.
and Mrs. H. ". Barnhart, OF school
craft; Il. w. Burns, Chicago Chml0,tt
Lcado.
The marriage Of Mr.. Harry c. White
son of Mr.. At :. Whltc, of the Mlcn-
gan Artisan, and Miss Pearl +. Dolbec.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James DOlbce,
was sO.cmnzed at the residence OF the
bride, parents, corner OF East and
Bates-sts., Wednesday evening. The
wedding was private but very pretty,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
r. {. Crawford, assisted 10y Rev. John
Graham. Prof Colweu played the
wedding march, and the bride was at
tended bv the Misses Nellie Cooper
Mabel Kennedy and AddIe Cooper.
Mr.. Charles q. White, brother or the
groom, Officiated as best man. After
Congratulations were offered the happy
couple and their guests, which consisted
of the families of the contracting
parties and a few intimate friends, par
took of a delicious supper. Among the
presents, which were numerous and
elegant, was deed TO a house
and lot from the hrdc's
mother. Mr. and Mrs. White are en-
loving a bridal trip 10 Chicago and
cites in Indiana, after which they VIII
return 10 Grand Rapids for pcrna-
ncnt residence.
The marriage, on Monday evening, OF
Mr.. William Henry Fowler, cashier OF
the Fifth National Bank, and Mrs.
Annie Kendall COnger, daughter OF
Mrs. John Kendall, was 4 very happy
though quiet event. only the relatives
and a few intimate friends were present
ut the ceremony, which was solcmnIzcd
at the residence of the BRIDE sister,
Mrs. J. Edward Earle, by the Rev. DR..
Campbell FAIR, at 5 O'Clock. a delicious
collation. was served, and after an even
ing pleasantly spent, Mr.. and Mrs. F0w-
Ter departed Tor their new nome on
Wayerly Place, where they began house
keeping at once. Many cOngratulatiOn,
were rendered them and they were tine
recipients OF many beautiful gifts.
The marriage of Mr.. William Oden
Hughart, Jr., and Miss Ada Byron
Morton, at II. Marks Church, Tuesday
morning, viii b. the most brilliant we'd
ding OF the season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

SUPERIOR e A. Burl.ngame. Judge
The People rs. George II. Brown, sa-
loOn open after hours; respondent
granted stay OF proceedings until
January ,. The People vs.. George
Goosman, saloon open on Sunday; re-
spOndent granted a stay OF proceedings
until January >. The People IS. George
GOOsman, saloon open after hours:
trial resumed. The People vs.. Wilbur
r. Hoyt, abortion; continued over the
term on application OF the respondent.
PROBATE Cyrus +. Perkins, Judge
Obadia Raszell, deceased; VIII and peti-
ton Tor probate OF same filed: hearing
January p. Estate OF Jennie NJ
Thomson, a minor; letters of guardian
ship issued 10 Mary c. Williams. Estate
OF Clarence Carpenter. MINOR; John
4. Carpenter appointed guardian. E.
tate OF Orleans Spauldmg. deceased
order that all claims be filed IN court
on or before June 2S.
PoMCE-Hon. John Holmes. presid-
ing-Sam DeYoung, drunk: -. p. o.
klink, drunk; >. ErbOrt SNYDER, q s0r-
derry; adjourned till December 80, at 3
p. m. Henry Schartz. same ofense;
same order. Henry Helm, same Of
fense; same order. ThOs. Lynch, drunk:
g. Richard Roe, larceny; 81. George
III. Brown, assault and battery; ad-
Journed TIL December 81, at =. IN.
VIM. Phillips, same Otfeuse; same order.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

with local applications. a. they can not
reach the seat of the disease Catarrh
Is blood or constitutional disease, and
IN order TO cure 1t YOU have to take IN
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, and act directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is no quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for wears.
and Is a regular prescription. 1t iscOm-
posed OF the best tones known, com
bned with the best blood purifiers. act
ing directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination OF the two in-
gradients Is what produces such Won
dertul results IN curing catarrh. Send
Tor testimonials free.
i. j. CHENEY,
Propretors, Toledo, ..
Sold by druggists; price - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

Nrleht for hls new charge al lronNQad
Ills aaugnteI. Mss Alet. wlli eatsf tfe
Episcopal school al j ou au l.A.. N.,
Mt. farral Gosh has TstuEDea a. iIs.f-
vara
Nh. Claude Freeman las returned
from Loealsport lu4.
Us, Maggie Messmore is tae goest of
Mss \ has. IS DETROIT
Mr j ID BoLneA has gone c. ra.la-
e.pala g. visit lls parents
Claales HAmpsI e visiting friends at
Grand Ia lds taa.al.-t tt
COD. =. Crottou foK s,eH Christmas
st Detroit he has Ioluraea Aeue.
Mrs. GuslaVus Jackson. oi Boston
VISITING keE. Ar. ana NIs. Sanford Ia.
Cooh
Mr Francis Campbell eoes 81 nerst
family
Mr Willard BaTnhart aao family
leave soon tur Caliolna O. spoaa 1851
inter.
Mr Harry JOY, of thc University s.
spending tng hu-l0ass N4tA LIeaas
t.ls clly.
Mrs. c. b Johnston ANA ..ara
have gaat io Aun Afhaf aaa 1tra.. g.
Klst friends.
Mr q. b. Leet. 81 N.t lae
spending ue holidays $3.50 a.a I
lu tl.s clls.
Mr ~ Methemy has l.a. q.
key t9 Fls1 as sister,
QuaAtancs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

The real estate transfers yesterday
were not extensive. bul compare sell
With the sales ot previous days during
THIS season IAuTe were twelve 81 them
lggTegatug S24,-al. $50. and averaging =
Little over . Op0. The highest puce
pa-d Tor any piece was . .p00, putup bY
g.. j. COr,lot 10 Wm. Belamy for lot -
IN Barclay & C0mpany's addition.
George v. Bems PAID the same amount
20 Emma ii Eherhart for part OF Sec
ton ln Paris township.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29
will Entertain

Nss Mya Woad,ry gives 8 dance
tomorrow evening
q s. Maud "a they. OF So Terrace
ave-, gives dance NeW ear s eye.
The M sses Gtta aal Bernice Goodwin,
ot l-a Llt-nE,tau-sI.. a4ll fc party
THURSDAY evening, January =
n ss E,tele Paman WlA give dance
New Years eve al tht hsndsume
family residence. corner oi College
ave. and NasalnGt1u-st
Mr. Arthur lmmen VIII entertain the
Young People, >1rsetN oi tlt p.rk
lolgre egatua4 Church at lae lmmeu
residence. s. Nuun LatayeIle-st, New
\ ears night Tie seccty Is entertained
hy some member each New Year.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29

Mr Harry Mayhem gave q small
dancing party Christmas night
Mrs Walter H. Hughes. assisted by
Mrs. Palmer, gave an afternoon lea tor
Miss Haze.tne. Friday.
Miss Bessle IlGkner gave little
dance 10 her young friends last evening
at her home, % >tale-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-29
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectualiy, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy OF is kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
ceptable 70 the stomach, prompt IN
IL action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il ON hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
san FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kK hs" f0ss. M.