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Adolphus and the Clock.
l0Rkers Ga= tie.

Spa" she called up airs, "this clock
down here in the hall isn't going"
at isn't, ehP' he returned; well, don't
let that be an example to Adolphus."
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supposed to be American drinks.

Possibly some of ms readers will reccg-
uizs some of these well known American
beverages, but DO not myself
BILL NYR.
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No. 1s15.-TransposItIon.

"EACH CRITICS ART" should be employed
In ways discreet and wise,
To teacn young writers 10 avoid
All idiosyncCacies;
To shun peculiar" forms OF speech,
And words that have no weight,
To use a style within their reach,
Pure and appropriate.
NEIsoNIAS.
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No. 1356.-Dlamond.

!. letter. 2. A breach. 3. Dsintles. L. The
slopes or declivities OF rising manege-grounds.
3. Pertaining 10 or containing gaena. 6. Dia-
bOically. T. Having Il pedicel E'gots ofrye
9. Markets. ~. Doctor Of Laws lAbbr.l. IL. A
letter.
ODELL CYCLONE.
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\
NO. 1357.-A Follower.

Your steps follow early and late,
Two fiends who cannot separate;
How quick charge, get big or small,
Sometimes you can't me see at all;
cling to you, when days are bright,
Don't sick 10 you in shades Of night.
J. Bosch.
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Body was covered with scales III.
spots of mortar. An awful Sneoe
tacIe. Doctors useless. Cure hon
less. Entirely cured by the Cn'I
cura Remedies I'm five weeks.
lam going to tell you OF the extraord,r.,.
change your Cuticura Remedies performed ~
me- About the LIST Of April last | noticed SOM
red pimples like coming out all over my bodv
but thought nothing of 1t until some time laie,,
on, when IL began TO look like spots OF mora
companied with itching. would scratch eyerv
night until was raw then the next night tbe
scales, being formed meanwhile, where Scratched
eff again. In vain did | consult all the doctors
in the country. but without aid. After giving
up all hopes Of recovery, happened 10 see an
advertisement in the newspaper about your On.
ucura Remedies, and purchased them from nv
druggist, and obtained almost immediate relief
began 10 notice that the scaly oruptiOns gradu
any dropped off and disappeared one by one and
nave been fully cured. / had the disease thir.
Teen months before began taking the Cuticurs
hehsules, ana in four or five weeks was entirely
CuIed. Ny disease Yves eczema and psoriasis. {
lescoIimend the CutlCura Remedies TO al IN nv
t siSSlnity ana know of greal many who have
.1Aeu them, ana thank me FOR the knowledge NJ
snen' especially mothers who have babes with
say eruption on their heads and bodies can.
not express IN words the thanks 10 Won for whist
b ny Du .1 Remedies have been TO me Nv
pody was covered with scales and was an avc.
M spectacle TO behold. Now my skin is ss nice
and clear as bsby's - '-'- - e iice
Sept d, 1887. -ueiiiii' MIS-
Feo. :, No trace OF tire disease from,
"hlcn suffered has shown itself since nv cure,
Cu.,o &C.
SE. oLe every species OF agOniEng humiliatine
itchlng, Sirning, scaly. aud pimDly oisesSss
the SKIN, scalp, and blood with loss OF hail
al humors, botcheS, eruptions, sores. S.
crusLs, wh9ther simple, scrofulous or conts,,.N1
"nen physicians and all other remedies raj
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcupt snc.
SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POI.
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPoRATIoS Boston
Es-Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases" 64
pages, SO illustrations and 100 testimonials
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~
No. 13SO-Dharado.

! hope no one will ever be,
When youths departed, one, ttC0, thee.
For if one is quite first when young,
TtOo three his praises can't be sung.
Light ,0heIe among the young is heard,
Yet seldom is approved by third.
AIDYL.
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No. 13f0-Double AcrOstic.

l. Evidence. 2 To suffice 8. A volle7. l.
To scatter. 5. Ultimate result. 6. System. Z
Approaches.
Primsls, deep feeling; finals, blossoms; com
bined, certain plants.
EDWIN SMITH.
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y X
No, 1878 -Rsbus.

A simple word, "to join," it means,
OF this there is no doubt;
Why use five letters in spelling It?
The above JUS. makes it out.
En-
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JOHN MURPHY DEAD.
PltsburQ Post.

The Famous Driver SurrendSrs to Con
sumptlon-A Sketch OF His Career on the
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y 4
Answers.

135s.-Two in six three times.
1359.-A period.
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rep. Z, 1858 No trace OF tire disease from
which suffered has shown itself since M, c srC
C.... &. c.
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Medital.
ITCHING A tt J!
Every Night Scratched Until the Ski,
was Raw.

Body was covered with scales Ill.
spots of mortar. An awful Sneu
tacIe. Doctors useless. Cure bone
less. Entirely cured by the Curl
cura Remedies I'm five weeks.
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We are Off and away for year and day.
And we venture 1T once, fJr we may not delay.
Our stseds are too restless for us 10 restrain,
And driving and coaxing would alike be in vain
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MINES AND MINERS.

Work iapoor in Central and Southern
Illinois.
At Les7en worth, Kaa., e7erythiDg in
The coal mine is active.
A company hes been organized to work
at Kiuslsy, Edwards County, Kss.
Chicago reports very little change;
there IS some frightening up IN country
orders
Aktbrscts production il 1883 was IS, =
145 1Ol tons, an increase Of $500, O02 tons
over 1887.
It is reported thst Kansas City men sre
quietly buying up Leaysnwor;h county
coal rights at $40 10 $25 an acre.
In the Drain collieTy, Osceols, Clear
field county, Pa, the electric motor has
been substituted for the patient mule.
A four-foot seam of anthracite is being
opened up by the Grand River Coal aud
Coke Co., near Penny, Ho. Spring, Col.
The Rich Mil, Mo, directors met in
ST. Louis On December 22i and divided
$500, OOO surplus dividend among the stock
holders.
During the season just closing the c. IL.
V. and T. road brought $500 600 tons o.
coal into and through Toledo; the o. anc
u. E. $50, 600; the Ohio Central 800, 600;
the Pennsylvania $50, geo, and the @. Ii
and ", Lake Shore and some other ROADS
large amounts.
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ing ond erecting iron and steel bridges,
IoOf, viaducls, turntables and general
structural work.
The E ma Machine Company, Warren,
have just completed contract with the
American Wire Nail Company, Covington,
KY, for 600 horsepower engine, COM
plete with boilers, heaters, pumps, etc A;
the engine is to drive their new rod and
nail mill, which they are building at Al
derson, I'D
The pudding department Of the Norton
hon Works, at Ashland, KY, that has
been idle for toe past two years, was start
ed on December II on a contract for muck
bT that will make steady work until
March 1. The blast furnace is turning out
It's usual quantity of American Scotch pig
iron, aud the nail factory is IN operation.
The Keystone Iron Wolka Company, of
Kansas City, ere getting ready TO move
their plant from the present location CT
ths Missouri side OF the line over the Ksn-
sss side, and there they have secured an
extensive plat Of ground and have erected
thereon new buildings Of double their
present capacity at a cost Of S40,0 600.
The great Western etCel rolling mill and
steel wre company, with a capital Of
$780, coo, ia to sre3t . factory at Rudolph,
near Kansas City. Edward a Beers, Of
Springfield, Mo, is PRECEDENT. The COM
psny VIII manufacture merchant iron,
nails, steel wire, iron ard steel wire and
barbsd wire. The company has a new
proc,ss of converting old steal rails into
steel wire and steel reds.
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a slender Girl at Work,
Pltla1e.l hid Irfss'

Arepcrtsr has c window that commands
e view of a sewing room over gentleman's
furnishing store. Every morning when
the reporter gets Up he sees a slender girl
sewing By the workroom window. Otter
when he comes home at night she IS still
there and still sewing. She is making eye
let's in shirt fronts. L is nice and delicate
work, though she does ii with the persist
ency Of q machine She takes 30 stitches
eveTv minute. That is 800 every hour,
or Is. 600 every day. In week she tske5
lOS 600 stitched. Her band moves q yard
for every stitch. In week she measure,
off precisely six miles and quarter OF
space with that hand. TIE pay for this
prodigious amount of effective labor Is 81 a
day, and she is considered high-priced
SIX lied woIkwOmar.
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BELLAIRE

The delinquent tsx sale Of property Will
occur OF the 18Th. If you have lot paid
your taxes Go go st O-ce.
The old jlil st s.. c airsviils sold for
$500.
James Dunfee is administrator of the
Fink estate
Poi Crppen has his short hand class in
Tsllma1's room on Thirty-secOnd street.
Tie early closing movement has now
strack GAINESVILLE and Cambridge.
S. B hr had g small fire ia one OF his
show windows On Friday evening
Howard Bender is DONG well with q
natural gss compsny in Richmond, Ind.
True Irish Hearts, Will he played
here Tuesday evening. This piece gave
good satisfaction when it was prodnced
last season.
The coal mines Of Belmont county re-
port Is accidents during 1888
Three young men left rather suddenly
several weeks ego They are now working
for a railroad in Georgia.
Cambridge is now engaged 10 the pas
s1gs OF an ordinance 70 regulate the price
CT natural g's.
A minstrel troupe will be at the Elysiae
come time soon.
TIE S.. Clairsyiile Ggsatc says the fact
that no conclusion can ba arrived at as 10
the beet means for in proving county roads,
is bad thing for the road question.
Mrs. Geo Gsayiseg, Of Pittsburg, IS the
guest Of friends in this city.
John Sullivan leaves for California to
MORROW. Ia will be gone Eve years at
least.
Frank Clayton, ga extensive fruit buyer
Of North Baltimore, o, Is in th,se part9
purchasing apples.
Carrie Lane Chapman will lecture on
America for Americans" at the EIysian
Theatre on the 18th.
The Cincinnati Commercial gazette says:
Col POorman, OF B5l!sire, has his eye,
20 it is said, on the First, S c)nd or Third
Assistant Postmaster Generalship. Colonel
Poo.man's face does not wear barn door
grin; perhaps his clean shaver fsce has
rather too severe lines to suit 'the boys
but he has really genial disposition, re-
quiring a little acquaintance for manifesto
tiOu.n
60 ------s-~-- 49, >s-ot that she
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p, Mrs. Schramm; I. V. P. Mrs. Camp-
bell; Chaplain, Mrs. Smith; Treasurer.
Mrs. Hahn; Secretary, Mrs. Graham:
Con, Mrs. Leach; A. c., Mrs. Andrews:
Guard, Mrs. Sewers; A. G., Mrs. Hamil-
ton, were sOlonnly and impressiyely in
stalled. The choir sang THE Star Span
gled Banner" The Post then took charge
OF the chairs, and Past Commander W d.
Jones installed the following officers for
Spangler Posi- for the ensuing year: F. c.,
II. c. Kemp'e; S. Y. c., J. L. Lancaster;
J. V. O., J. B Seely; Surgeon, VIM. Pfaf-
fenbach; Ohsp., James Harrison; O G
A Haas; Q NJ, A. POrterfeld; Q II. s.,
Vim. H. Thompeon; Adj T G. Harpsr;
S NJ, j. NJ Richardson. After all had
been conducted to their resp c.ive chairs
by acting o. D, Fred Grimm. the choir
ssnp, "Tentiog Ton got en- tie Old
Camp Ground, to coed effect.
We were then treated to d recitation
By Mss BERTHE Ogle, which was
very finely rendered sud highly appoc.-
sted by the audience. Master Harry
Thompson then gave us The Advance
Call, in his pleasant and agreeable style.
Columbia, the Gem Of the Oceau," Was
next sang by the choir. Miss May Stad-
der favored us with q recitation, which
was thrilling and listened TO with interest.
She is a good spesksr. Then came the
campaign song, "MaIching Through
Georgia" by the choir, with rousing
chorus by the entire crowd.
w. D. Jones introduced II. Kemple,
The new p. c., 70, fpssch; hut be just
backed down and turned his speech over
10 L0ug-suf'sTing Oh. is.ian Bippus who re-
aponded CALAMITY and happily, 20 the
Amusement and del ctstion Of the audi
enca We got an account OF Millard
Fillmore Heeley's Easien trip from
tee "reno8ned Traveller" himself
One o. the c)mra6eg CONNER esd e war
,eminiecSn,e. hui was drowned ca ny
the drum corps. To- gathering WIS eos d
by singing the "THo New S1rg,' in full
chorus By Spacgier Post ard the Relief
Corps An Invitation WIS then given TO
the drum COPS, relief corIs, and p ST to
repair 10 Tony L9mragd's home % Gravel
Hill, snd help him celebrate the twentieth
anniversary Of lis wedding which Nas
done in good style, 10 tie enjoyment and
satisfaction Of ell. The drum corps gave
come of their nice Old army music aud en-
ioyed themselves hugely.
The lecture on the Andrews Raiders by
the engineer, W. J. Knight. viii he q
/ thrilling and stirring war Tem'n scence
of interts. 10 everybody. Next Friday
and Saturday nights, January Is md 10,
1889 at Christian Church, Bsll2irs, o.
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Much slmpHfsd.


"Ob what denomination are de chile?'
asked an old coIored preacher Of ayoung
couple who had brought an infant 10 him
for baptism. -,
"S.h2' said the young father evidently
psrplexed by the VOID denomination. +"
Il sxed you OBJ what denomination de
chile war, repeated the minister, little
severely.
The parents looked at each other in evil
dent c Infusion for a moment; then the
father stammered out: 'I-I-doosn'
know what you mean by denomination,
sab.
"Houh, yo' dOnt?" replied the preach
er. s,ornfuily. ''Well, den, I'll simplify
it 'cordin' to yo' igu'rsnce so 20 kin IN.
derstand it. Are de chile a boy or gal
chile?n
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MILL NOTES.

New Castle, Pa, capitalists contemplate
erecting Bessemer plant.
Fuel gas aud pulverized coal are attract
ing attention Edison may come along
soon with electricity e. d knock them both
out.
steel rails at Chicago have declined
nom t35 in January last year to S23 ut tie
present date. Local mills have euticiert
business to run them slowly through the
winter.
The MouudsGlle, ". Va, mill is for
sale; price, SO 600, of which the town will
pay 5000 as a bonus. TIE local coal
compiny offars special rates on fuel to
anybody wEo will operate the plant.
Uhe Union Seal and Iron Company are
building a rolling mill at S. Joseph, Mo,
which will contain a twenty.one inch train
Of rolls for rolling nail plate from scrap.
Sixiy-6v5 nail machines will cut up the
plate.
The rolling mill and pips mill at Scott
dale, Pa, were put in operation on Mon
day morning last after g shutdown Of q
couple of weeks, undergoing repairs.
The American Tube and Iron Company,
Of Youngstown and MiidletoWn, has Sc
cured a contract from the Carnegie firm
sOr 20, 600 tons ofpipe to build ii private
gas line. The manager of the works said
he would bay some Of the iron in Pitts
burg
The Penn Carbon Company rolling mill
aid chain works, at Sharon, was offered
for sale by the L. S. Marshal on January
7. An Sl1, 600 bid was received, ard the
sale wss adjourned until the 10th inst, at
Pittsburg.
There is but one steel plant in Canada,
that of the Sovia Scotia Steel Company, OF
New Glasgow. 1t is rot able to furnish
steel of the higher grades. The capacity
of this plant Ia estimated to be equal to not
over one-tenth Of the qusntiiy Of steel re-
ouired by Canada annually.
The Great Western Steel Rolling Mil
ard Steel Wire Company, with capital OF
5000 600. is TO erect . factory a, Randolph,
near Kansas CITY The company will
manufacture merchant iron, iron malta
steel wire, iron and steel reds and barb
wire. The company has new process fof
converting steel Isi's into steel wice and
steel lO1S.
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ing his cousin, Mr.. T. Il. Morrison, Frank
lin street.
Miss Minnie Lash has returned to her
home in Ford City, Pa.
Eigsr Dixon, of Green; burn, is clerking
for Mr.. John Whiting, druggist.
Mr.. Homer U. S5amon and wife. were
in Hitts6urg last week.
The Washington C5rnet Band serenaded
Mr. Ell Clark aud bride, on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. l. Y. Hamilton has returned from
Wheeling.
Miss Emma Bsird Up mt few daya ia
West Alexander last week.
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a Rather small Practice.

Young dootor-Yes, expect that it will
20 pretty slow when I 6Ist open an office,
until I get started little.
Old doctor-Well, you bet II will. Why,
when first hung out my single sat IN
nv Office for three months, and only had
one case.
Young doctor-WheS that was pretty
tough. wasn't it2 Only one cAse; and
what was that a case Of?
Old docto--A case of instruments.
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rle th5t IS new 20 report In
circles and conditions re-
ale as lest week, The
uo not yet completSd,
hoidsy irduences ere
one extent, OF course the
iecisn- TO this season
mains toa cer-air extent
t11elriy TO disc lss new
u the outlook for the
AID tbera is not much
assessor ofprosperou7 trade
l..r. us Many Of eur in
tuents have completed
INVOICES. srd necessary repair5,
AGED n these opsra-i0ss,
hive Lo- yet begun.
plants 10 this sectou are
de win sisrt elrly Oh s
plant wiz probably re-
and Che Wheeling plsnt
...-r. PED The wsge scale, viii
af. -.ah BEN DC gets in condition 20
ugh repairs axe INSIDE
.l.s rel0-- business good
O prospects for the future
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.ass relo-t business good
~
-t,.Ah -No-H
v-.-,.,s,-
rr
o', -- . ~.
"'-s.As 'o O. '"'' ''~--'.''-- "a -o
a.s
~ Machine Works Ma.uA
B.. -svnE heavy ran OF J'3 --u
- -ls Hs
.tre-trl The Top MI are run
.-i ro-g tleir regular service,
.r .r .oisi feature % note.
ssHre S.e,l Works are sLill at
.o .hir repairs, which viii D.
The time for resumption has
1. been determined.
e,,~ N so-s' Lumber Co, Bridge
King cutie extensive repairs
nr oreusn.s 10 their plant and viii
b. be- occupied az 10 TWO weeks
n
r,-, r7i-gs Co closed down
ritb tlei-sSivsrs;fei stock
vr.-1 80 tbe bsIen,e
--;-. e-u and v-;lr
a' running i"" "-- ''
down ..f 'n.u'l ln'e-0V anu rs
-I ... 5- OBJ lla inon.n. rs "olA
.H -.'7 AI. 1''iP'-s -'' P'0
-'''
....ct r,- tl,s rsiis of tbe exc
,--.e-,rg md Like Erie
rr-town to MARITIME Ferry.
Ions viii be required.
-.....- r-..c g., q, -r,Dirg fBU
.---.-.I ,-tr.t rr,5s
..,I.ttI...-;s4 ar5
,...,-. e,- ,bs 1s,g YEAR
r., have their full
.- th,ir ssvslal c1ntraots
-. p1stire vigorously, but
.-.-.. .sa1tle dull. as 30 al
n n -.. limo. rt The beginning lf|
IL
r-f-v was closed d0wn
SLASH. Ike some slight repairs t7 /
teviuca good ran OF job /
u
~ Stove Co, 81 working /
"a tei1Y trade. Although .
Il on iu {. ea.Cv- .rsce .
v.lg3 fair run ( bvs- I
trna yssr ago and vl.h /
..s ahsal
,f pttsbrfp has con- I
.- Rsrgsr of New .
.ti- Ibs,r b,s.t furnace /
t-.b and SD feet i1 /
a'sar nois- OF 'Fro15n' il'n .
y used as q spare sack.
"A concluded their invoice .
f sent on fall Wednesday .
Il ....s While orders are no. /
IN r. s..a .;.5 5s .:i3. assa.
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DINING AS AN ART.

Dining is an art of more importance
than either painting or music, for the aver
age man doesn't care when he is wearied
about the perfect tones of note nor is he
interested in the wonderful notes of s
sonata, but he docs most keenly appreciate
a good soup, a nice bit OF fish, bird (if it's
a duck bit high, and salad, a morsel
of cheese and a cup Of coffee, then, oh,
woman, he il yours! You can control him,
you can lead him in the way he should 20,
and if the 6inuer has been very good, be
will quote at you from th7~~S al puDhc
heart c".: -iVpe the gentlemen may cue
~ct "a.
OzerO Hull row has charge of the REGIS.
TER at this place.
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what good one is, and che will tell you
that terrspin and chsmpsgne-the cham
payne very dry, brm, in factor brOiled
mushrooms and champagne, are two OF
the most delightful suppers imaginable.
It may be possible that she is initiating
Disrseli; though l houbt it. He used to
say that when two people were married
and wished TO be ab-olutely happy, it was
necessary that they should 90 IN different
sets and meet at midnight to talk over
everything al a supper consisting of chick
en- ard champagne. We are ger GRAFTON
older than was the great diplomat, and
chicken is t'o much like milk TO be alto
gether palatable, so we choose instead
either mushrooms or teIapin.
A young woman was simply but Gecil-
eddy enubbed OF luncheon party the
Other Cay for saying that she did not like
te5rapin stsw! She was told that any one
who called il stew could not be expected
70 appreciate ii? This shows how careful
is the smart girl in her use % words. She
discussed for one hour whether a spoon or
a fork should be served with her terGapiu,
aud at last the two friends in counsel con-
cluded that a spoon and fork were both
proper, inasmuch as one would want 10
eat it with her fork, and if the sauce was
particularly delicious, use the spoon for it.
MARRIAGE AND GOOD DINNERS.
The happiness of the nation I mean tie
masculine part of tiles in the hands Of
the GIL who knows the value Of good
dinner, for when she gets married che will
be able TO meet her husband on equal
grounds, their tastes will be similar, and
two of kind being found will make tee
baIpy pair. Tue dabbling over a gag
stove, which seems to be the Knowledge
learned from nest of the cooking schools,
is not likely to result in dinners
that will make tke heart of q man
grow tonder, or satisfy his material
nature. To know how TO order is the
secret of good housekeeping, for the woman
who knows this is bound TO gain the re-
spect OF her servants, and that is half the
battle. Am 1 babbling too much about
what to eft? Well, the truth is, did not
like TO head it so, but it's my answer to
that chestnutty question, is marriage 3
failurt?n The man who is well fed is
very apt to be well bred, aad the one who
il charmed by the perfection of service ct
his dinner table is very APP to appreciate
the charm of the woman Who is at the
head Of it.
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EsUaire and Zanosgiussh fough p27'ange treln
leaves Bolisirs 81 30 6. uc, lrT.Tsc e. Eslisire
s.l0 y. =. ,,.
WoOdsheld plsseDgei train leaves 5elslre
800 y. no. arrives a. Bolla,re al $500 r. N.
Suinmerneld Accommodation leaYea Bella.
20 To-. strives a. Beiisirl % ll.o5 s.. -.
All trains dsilyeEccpt 5cn-e.. Central ttfl3
sid TiJno FROM NGllf'rc
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BAB'S BABBLE.
DAINTY SUPPBRS as THEY ARE EATEN BY
NEW YORK PASHlONABLES.

With Some Incidental Remarks Ab'ut Ny Lad5s
New Coupe and Fads in Livsry-The Modern
Girl and TerraPin-Ices and Sponge Cake
no Longer Tempt the Palate Of
New FORKS Fair Bellies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
SUNDAYS:

Leave The city at $50 a. Do. snd rin every hour
until qf5D IN Leave Wheeling PARK at o. 00 D.
IN and mn every hour Until 1000 o. %. Excep.
Church Train viii leeY PARK ~ B. m ana
City AZ lLl5 ,. N. =. HiE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

have Just completed plans for new three
story brick for Capt. Mcclure, in the rear
Of the Mcclure House, On Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE.

Edam Cheese, New Pine Apple Cheese.
FINE OLIVES A SPECIALTY.--