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Qhe SateaiQenteE
Onicsi Nos, rs aud ~ Fourteenth Street,
TEE CHRISTMAS BELLS,

bsa =, RECORD, N YOuthI Companion,
HRTk-heaI the bells,
Whnsemuslp tells
olChriStmAI Joy, ~ sinks and AWell
EAch sound that AlngS
OF happy things,
This birthday Of the klng Of King,
10, on this day,
The glad bell1hAI
In Bethlehem, far, far away,
And long ago,
In mangeE, loWl
Wa born the Christ who loved thea 30.
A radiant star
Shone bright and far
Above the plRins where ahepherdl we're,
And led the way
That Christmas Day
To whore the young Jesus lay
o GLORIOUS mora
When Christ was born
Among the gArnered wheat and corn
happy place
Where Ills dear face
Flrst shed the sunshine Of iu ErSSs.
Above the plain
AhGAyenly strain
on music rang aud its refrain
Ii ringing still
Ger height aud hill
"B0 Peace OH Earth, TO Men GOODWILL"
Rejoice to-day,
The glad bells EAyi
I, Put all the cares that Yex away
Let Christmas cheer
Find welcome here,
And bless this best day Of the year.
To Christ, thy King,
As tribute bFlng
Thy heart, and let the 0fipTlHg
with love be sweet,
As NJ Ills feet
Thy lips III grateful VOWS repeat.
Rejoice and sling,
The glad bells ring,
In honor OF the worlds dear King;
Let love luCTelSet
May dISc0rd cease,
All hail, all hail, thou Prince OF PeRSel
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FOR SALE.


Ten Toomed brick House, In good repair, CEN
trAlly located. for $40.
Six ROOmed Modern Dwelling OH South Penn
street: IlmtClREs location,
dwelling on North Front street.
A good tWOEtOry Franc hOute, lot iOxSO, on
TwUnly.nlnth street, for 1850.
FRUIT FARM-The best IN this part Of NE
country, with all the paying varieties, o, TUT
III such proportions that II ono should, IAll 10Y
have the Diner, with all trees and vines Inst
coming In 10 bear full crops. Location wIthln
Elght Of the city; only AieW minutes % fai.toaa
station, telephone, sChOOl'hOuA0 nnd, chutch' n
TRfG chance 10 slip intO d paying business.
We have Bulldog Lots In all parts Of nc Guy
located for immediate Improvement or inNOst
mCnl. al all prices from Sl0O up.
BuSinCSs Block On Market street TOT invest
mcnt.
several Small Dwellings that will pay, well.
Loans negotiated. stocks bought aud sotd'
FOR RENT.
From April /, 1870, Store. rooms and Dwellings
O. O.. SMITH.
uel1 i220 Main Street.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2i.-Fl0uF quiet,
Wheat dull aud lower; No, 2 red December s0ka
Slot January SlRslIc; February 72NC; March
SkaSlAc,. Corn weak No. 2 mixed December
STAl9So; January. IIKsc; February S1hRSlIsc;
March 3SA9SHC, OatS quiet but SteAdyY No, Q
white Sic; No 2 December 8lkOi January 3UNa
SO9SCj February 3O13C, March A5$A3lNc. Eggs
steady; llDukylYauIa lEslg 9kl95C.
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sneezing, snutlnga and %couRhipgl This
ia the music all over the land Just now.
'l've got such an awful cold In my
head" Cure 1t with Ely's Cream Balm
or 1t may end in the toughest form Of
catafrh. Maybe you have catarrh
now. Nothing Is more nauseous and
dreadful. This remedy masters II as no
other ever did. Not a snuff nor a liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical. , MwPaw
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it,
IT'S sold everywhere.
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The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
GOOD health has been attained Is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence IL Is that 80 much
Is heard in praise OF Electric BittGrs. So
many feel they owe their restoration 10
health, 10 the use Of the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you arc troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver or
stomach, Of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle al
Logah Drug Co.'s drug store.
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4 Glimpse Into the FuturO-whRt Might
Hs II Ladies' Used Cigars,
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MANY an otherwise handsome face ID
dis6gured with pimples and blotchee,
caused by a humor In the blood, which
may DO thoroughly eradicated by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. II is the SAT.
est blood medicine In the market, being
entirely free from arsenic or any delete.
rious drug. D&w
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wheeling Lave Stock Market.
WuRRIiNu. ". Va. Doc.

The demand for coed cattle has been active
and met with ready sale Al somewhat better
~Csle-Hrtrl, 1000 to 200 lbs. sXaOSSC: good,
~. TO 900 lbs. 8AaSNc. good, Wv 10 0OJ lbs.
sAgAic; fall, 7O0to So lbS.2 NA8ci cOnnlon, COO 10
TO lbs. 2A2Ne.
Hegl-liRye fair demand; extra, g C5A9 Is;
goods u 2ha2 COT common, % 2lA3 90.
AltD-Extra, 89za4CI gB0d, OkAJ5iC,
lambs Active u 4abNc.
Tnls -IhbN
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all wool, per h. Xazic; mixed, per d., lGlRc.
Poultry Live chickens, old, per dozen R2O'
ShicE Sst sS spSInE; P S5.S aS 81 y So1 Set ~ o.i sa ~
81 20. BY pound '~llVe-Turkeys, SXGgc, Ducks,
7A1Nc, Chickens hens. per h., 6A1ci chick.
ems, old cocks, &c; spring chickens, per h., 70.
Reefs and Bdrka-Glnseng, dry, per lbr In de.
2ka5ci SaksAitas OIL, per lb., 4OatOc; May apple
root, per ID lka2C; yellow root golden seal
per H., ac; blood root, per h., 2ci Seneca snake
root, per h., free OF TOP, 3SAlOC; West Virginia
snake root, per h., 2IGIjCi pink root, per h.,
fine, 90aSSC; elmb bark, per H., lac.
W0Ot-Fine washed S0a82C, fine unwASied 2Nl
&c; medium washed 80GStci medium uIwashed
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The best sAlye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblaina
oOfnB, and al akin efuptlOnS, and posl.
lively cures piles, or no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sAtl1lActon,
Of money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For 0ale by Logan Drug 90.
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CHICAGO, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 head
shipments 400 head; market GtrOnEi lOC higher
beeYes 81 SGa2 VI; st0GkerS ~ higher; cows, bulll
aud mixed 81 lNA9Sj; Texans 81 60a2 ~ Hogs
Receipts. 1900 head; shipments 4,0O0 head
market dull and 6al6c lower; mixed s. 40A3 q;
heavy s. 3iaS ~; light 81 t6as "; ~GtOckerI ~ 70
uS u, Sheep-ReCelptS LOCO head shipments SO
head market Ateadyi natives s. OOab21 western
corn fed 81 OOa6 W; Texans " lOa3 lbi lambs
81 b0a6 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec, 2i.-Cattle-ReceIpts
$50 head; shipments lGO head; market steady
aud unchanged. llOgS-ltecGlpS l,lOl head
BhipmentH 1900 head; market fair; all grades
81 G0l3 70. Sheep GCelpt1 1850 head; ship
menB l,9O head; market steady; prime o UOA
BIS; fair 10 good 81 2Iai 10; common 81 GOaS OOi
lambs, 81 VOa6b
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 4.-IlOgs strong; COM
mon and light 81 0OA3 %; packing aud butchers
81 b5a3 20; receipts .3,lA head; shipments l,7aO
head,
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rirk Headache.

LooSe's Red Glover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
stipation, CSC. per box, 8 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor.
ner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
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NEW York, Dec. 2i,-The dry goods market
was dominated by a holiday. feeling to-day aud
there was consequently little demand, though
up aud deliveries Of many descriptions OF goods
were active. There was no change In prices, or
tone OF cotton goods, hrmnesS ruling as before.
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EnR RENT.

No. ISL Fourteenth street, rooms. on second
floor uutll ApFil | al SO q month; alter April
whole house for sll n month,
No. gW bAIn street, SJO0 o month,
New Brick, I rooms, creek bank north Of Alloy
4 Deslra6IS Residence, ground u RCicS, 800
~ JAMES A.. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, H. 4. Claim Attorney and No
tAry Public. No. l6l2 Market Street. de23
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features of the Money and stoei
Markets.

" wv "IvHVV ItlW UVUVW
Markets.
NEW York, Dec. 2l,-Money on call light,
ranging from 0 10 0 per cent; last loan 8 per
cent closed at Z per cent bid. Prime tnsr.
camille paper bkA7H. per cent. Sterling RI.
change dull. Bales Of ItoCkI were D,VlJ EhaFes,
OF unnfte nothing Off market was expected Oi
the day before Chr ltrnaA and almost 10 market
AtAll WAS had, the Transactions Ia The listed
stocks bOlng next To- not the smallest, ever
There was no news Of q character 10 Affect val.
ies, The opening was steady, though q few
stocks were slightly lower, The 0OIid EtoCkl
were most prominent Ia tho dealings, ahd Mis-.
Texas Pacific also ghAied IN the activity, Sugar
aud cotton were also active. Tie close was JuIl
and steady Of the btBt. figures.
Railroad bonds moderately AOlivOI lAiea $685.,
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Mnnl.

NEW YORE, Dec. 2i.-WOol steady; domestic
fleece 21A26c; pulled 27aSGc: Texas l4a2Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 9l.-wool quiet aud m.
changed. :
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B,z.aG kAlLRoAD-Cenral Time,
Belllirs& zanesYiLls Through Passenger leaves
bellAiN o. p'lO Z, m, arrives " BsllAiFe Al S!AI
WoodACld Passenger leaves Bellaire at A;lO p,
M arrives Al B0llaiFe Al $50 4, M.
tummeTaeld Accommodation leaves BOllalIO
ktl1iN p NJ, arrives at ll.0lA. m.
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THE special quality Of Ayers Hair
vigor Is that It restores the natural
growth, color and texture Of the hair.
II vitalizeS tue roots and follicles, re-
moves dandrutF and heals itching hu.
mors in the scalp. In this respect II
surpasses oil similar preparations. D4w
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ISIsAItS Ss and Alter Nov, q, iIsS0.-RS,
= e1esPted. thondAy excepted, iSntnSdsy
ss,g.ns H., Isahaay only, Saturday only
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Metals.
rho Grent American ohorn..

NEw YoEK, Dec. 4.-Copper nominal; lake
81 0Oal6 %. Lead quiet; domestic $50, TIN
dnlli ktrnlN EllOO.
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at 81 %, aud after 4 slight Improvement In the
early trading became weak aud declined 10 81 ".
III the last hour the market rallied aud closed
firm ar 81 o., Stock Exchange: Opening at
81 o.; highest 81 0S1S; lowest HOO; closed firm
Rt 81 ON, Sales 4i6,O0O barrels.
OIL CRY, Dec. 2i.-PetrOleum opened al
u 0Sk; highest q a3N; lowest 81 WI closed u
81 0gN; sales. 1900 barrels; cleGrances 2iS,0OO
barrels; shipments 9i,S63 barrels; runs 1850
barrels,
PrTTsBuRGII, Pa, Dec. 2l.-Pc.roleum dull
aud heavy; opened at 81 %; closed al 81 OK;
highest : 03aS; lowest q 02SS.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 2L.-opened at 81 0SN;
highest 81 05h; lowest 81 ON; closed Rt 81 OG44.
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Railroads.

XJHEELING & ELM GROVE R. X,
wv On and after Monday, October Is, 1850,
trains on ths wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad
LRAYR WHREIlN0.
$50 q. mn 100 q. M, 900 q. m, ll:0OR. m, 1850
p mr. $3.50 p H- b'O p. m, 1907, ~, 1900 p. IN,
LEAYE WHALING PARK.
Gao. M 7;ISa M, lOa M, 1880 p, m., 800
p, M 4;9e p. M $40 p M, 500 p, M, 10 p, m,
sukpAYs-Leaye the atty at S:lOR, NJ, and
ing Park III gt0A M, and run every hour until
lOl0p 2, NJ. Except church train will leave Park
at eilba q. m, anu city NJ 1919 p. y,
nce6 O.IllRsCil, sup't.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,-TIME
~ Table taking effect November q, 1859.
Passenger ttalls will run u iO~llOwA-CentTAl
WnU: All uaint daily except those marked
thus I which do not runo u Sunday.
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NHN-Ah aN"t
q, {, u ieg,NaaA...i 2lMlNAh. 4 Chat. .u..iOO
U, Z, u, 0oupOt."l glhlNeW J6fseyUenttAl,l29
y, 9, w tOgaD"a,.,l 0t5 Northern fACllG.. 81
us. ~ coupon. 49, QttA do pt~0ietted.,.t, 5bL
Adams Bxpt0tsaaa@ IChlCagO 4 n, Wa aiiJE
American E1pfeaA.llB. do pfgieted usili
Canada B0ulhefn.. bLlNeR York Dgn(fai.iG
Central hAcllN.v,, WklOhlO 4 MlhiGTibpI, d
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 3HkI do HtaiOffeda, ~, h
do atstpfOiOifedI elMlPA1ldU Nltl,..u.., R6k
do leoQh1 ptptdA tAhlPilhbufEh a,,.,,.,u,lm
Denver a r. 0,...i, 10 Heading .DV,,,,,,s, ESH
Etl o.,s.uIt.s.Hpi,,at " ISL. {, f..v,,..., 10Y
do lteioffedA.,.U 81 DO ptOf0fteds,o, M
Fort WAyue,stNeaNtA do nftt bfBioffod d
Kansas Il Texas a,,. 1l9fC, N. 4 n Paul. TIl
tAkO EfIN q WOat.o 10 do hf0i~effed""".lisD
DO pfetetted-,,." NjtILe4Ai paolhH.,,,,.,, 81
LAKE. SHORE ,mtNvUlgs. luhlUn PAplhG,,,s, cox
L0allVill tNAlhA t9ttluhIled STATES XII. n
y, n AID O,y,..aa IWy b. Id p,,,,.,
ngmphu z UhA4."i " 90 pttipited4..,., eiH
hIehlgAn ge4Ital'" gIf5lM,IelllttaY No BG,.,.itl
Iltsadstuns and P%foyihOhs.
NEW Yuag, Deo, M-FiaUE. ,a,atNis A. IN,
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For Rent.

nor RENT-THE WELL KNOWN
il Business stand, No. 30 Twelfth street.
Possession given April l, 1890. Enquire Of @:
NYFRi, al Fife and MRTinU Insurance Co. 102
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BEEcnlA's Puts cure bilious and
nervous Ills. wSAw
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Educational.
De CAANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA
(shtOrI Of tho vhlmuou.J

a suboOl OF more than national reputation.
,ten exceptional advantages TOT thorough Olu'
cation Of young lGdlea In ali departments. u,
brary Of s1 thousand volumes. Fine philo
Sophlcl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. UOTpBoi
piano teachers trained ~ . leadlng professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
IoeOtdiuE 10 the method u The old italian mas.
'0fa.
location unsurpassed for beauty and health
ZEN acres oil pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and tOiOrOnccs 70 uAttonI 3
eli the nrinapal Ctics, GddiOH
THE DIRBrrpRaa
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ID EsERvED FOR R1NEHART &
IL TGTUM, Real Estate, Stocks, FifO lnstr'
AuGc, llG9 Market street,
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Central Standard Time.
YgnnSgIVdRid LINES
Prom prIdggport statlon,

Prom bridgeport Station.
1falnA via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave BrldgCpOit for piiubutGh, Chicago
aud CLEVELAND, 4ibO q m. For lilpDurRh, 1922
4 n. G9t Chicago aud gleyClaOl, i!ll p. m,
fot Plll6ltgh aud New YORK, 2!Si y. IN. Fol
steubehvlll6, B.BSh m.
Trains arrive a. Bridgeport al 7b8h m iO:22
4. n. 1878 p, m 1851 i. ms aud. 7ibl y nj,
On gltufdays Only-fOT Hast Liverpool, GA
p. MI from Mast Liverpool, liii2 y. m.
IRON WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 III.
Louis Railway Handle lOlte- lCAvOWhttl.
Ing for BleubgnVille, Plltbnigh aud the HAST,
ey1A tAu i7ib n nj, $40 \. NJ, aud biiO y, nj
For COlumb tI, Cincinnati, indianapolis and N,
Louis elaO a. %, and SllOp m, For Columbus
and Chicago, l2IIb " m, TfAlnA AfiiyBR n Wheel.
y n, STtSinII leavIST a SlSb 4 IN n, III M ar MEflyIhS
II $50 ,, N, nun AOlld between wheeling and
WilhhIifRh. al ifalnl dRIlY OErhlI Alnhky.
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RALIlMURE6 UHlO RAILROAD
~ on aud after November q. 1850, trains tic.
limo:
NAN LiNE-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
i!aG u. IN. g;h aud il;O p. M, daily.
cumberland Accommodation, 100 a. M, on.
eoe. sna'ay. mo,.,,,. M,
Moundsyllle Accommodation, 100 i, M, daily
except sunday,
ARRIVE:
Prom. New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
s:So and i2:tSp ?. n. and il;O6, .. M daily,
Cumbciiand Accommodation, $3.50 D. MT OK.
Grafton Accommodation. l2AS p. M, daily.
MoundsvLlle Accommodation, 900 H. M, OF.
TRANSoHro DIVISION.
For Chicago, S<2b and 1906 a. M, 1910 n. m,
daily tl6 p. o.. daily, except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1905 u. m. and i0.lb y. m.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, AIS p. M, except
81 tisInyllc Accommodation, 1905 a. m. and
40 nuu 40 y. M except Sunday,
ARRiyE;
Chicago Exptess, l24b, 6;OOa. NJ and G:io p. m.
Cincinnati E1presn, SissA. m; and $40 =. M,
Columbus Accommodation, ii 20, a. M, daily,
81 CiAlryiilO Accommodation, ll;OOa a. m. and
l'Soand 0ilo p M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING a PlTTsBuRon DIVISION.
For PltubuICh, $40 aud 7!2O a. m, daily, and
1870 ?. MI daily, except sunday.
I!,pr PithbuiEh and the East, 1;9O n. M, daily,
MaAhingt2n Accommodation, 6!Sj 4. m, daily,
AhltVE:
From Pitabutgh. 1000 q. m. daily, and 1890
p M dniy except sunday, and 6i66 and 1910
wasihIlnEtSSn Accommodation, $40 I. nj, daily,
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p. KEY fo s.boi 81 t,l 4 5 SglSH' GlsssHSSsI,ss az. .I..I
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MAlN LlNR-IAsq

RALTlMoRE&OHI0 RAILROAD
~ on aud after November q. 1859, trains 10.
paEi AUD arrive a. WheoltngAa follows Eastern
, 1889-07-30

DIAbhAh OF THE BOARD.
Seega requires a field of 25 squares, 8 on
each side, and "a kelbs, IL of each color; but
1t can also be played on q board of 40 squares
with 4S men, or of 81 squares and 80 men,
but the latter makes the game of tedious
length. 1t Is played by two persons alter
nately, and comprises two parts-irst, the
placing of the men or kelbs, and secondly,
moving the same. 1t is begun by the first
player placing in the field two kelbs, either
on adjoining or far separated squares, as he
chooses. Tho second player lays down two
kelbs in like manner, and this Is continued
alternately until all have been placed on the
board, linking care, however, to leave the
center square unoccupied.
Then the first player moves one of his kelbs
backward, forward, or sideways, but never
diagonaIly. Obviously, the first move must
be into the middle square of the field. Each
player tries to move 30 as to catch one of his
adversary's kelbs between two of his own
kelbs in horizontal or in perpendicular lines,
not in a diagonal. A kelb so caught is re-
moved from the field. If, however, In NOV
ing, one player places his own kelb between
two Of his opponents, he suffers no loss; the
position must be forced by the opponent. If
the player, having captured one OF his adver-
sary's kelbs, can move the same kelb so as to
place a second or a third in jeopardy, he has
a right to do so. Should ono player become
blocked and unable to move, the other either
continues moving until he opens a way for
the first, or he has to remove one of his own
kelbs from the field, selecting one that per-
mits the first player to move. The game is
continued until one or the other player has
lost all but one of his kelbs.
1 subsequently, found it expedient to add
another rule, to wit: A player, having cap
tured ono of his opponents kelbs, cannot
make a second move after he has laid down
the kelb captured, the object being to limit
the time for making a possible second or
third move.
Adopting a known method of Indicating
squares on a board las showni in the diagram),
using o for white, > for black, and the sign Z
for takes" here report a game actually
played with a friend on a P. and o.. steamer:
, 1889-07-30

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Hi.
, 1889-07-30
THE GAME Of sEEeA.
Tt Comes from Egypt, and Is Described
ms Clever and Entertaining.

While in camp at the monastery Of st.
Catherine, Mount Sinai, l observed Bedouins
and Egyptians playing with black and white
pebbles in the sand a gamo which proves to
be clever and entertaining, says a writer in
The London Field. They call the game "See-
ga" and the pebbles or men 'kelb;" they
played in holes in the sand, but it can be
played as well on a common board ruled with
%, 40 or 81 squares An ordinary draught
board and men will answer very well.
, 1889-07-30

CHESS AND CHECKERS.
, 1889-07-30

Chess problem No. 10.
Black.
, 1889-07-30

lac largest stock of fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hqueurs and super6ne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1889-07-30

Cheyenne to Chicago in thirty-two
two hours. Train No. 4, the Overland
Flyer, via the Union Pacific, leaving 3:l5
a. M, arriving in Chicago next day at
noon. Free reclining chair cars.
G. w. SWEET, Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
PERSONAL POINTS.


EudEyE Johnson, prominent attorney 81
Scnatobia, Miss. accompanied by bis wife
and Miss Jennie Williamson, arc In the city.
Miss JEsHiE WILLIAMSON. very charming
and popular young lady OF South Carolina,
4 In the city. aud will leave this evening for
scnntobia. where she has relatives.
Mus wooLDRipGE who died ut Horn Lake
Monday night, was not the mother Of Mrs.
Judge Latham aud Mr. Ike y. Peters, as
stated yesterday, but o near relative. The
mother Of those ladies died about five years
ago.
Visirons on Change yesterday; George
Mclean, Little Rock, Ark. u. n. Sanford
Brookviic, Miss: A. II. Mcneil, So Louis,
Mo-: Mrs. +. q. Gordon, Texas; T.. W. Tay-
Tor. New York; y. H. Novel, st. Louis,
Mo-; s. 4. Cooke aud Bella y. Cooke, Rock
Island, III.
Bus y. PRicE, Jn., 20 seriously injured by
q fall Monday evening, was resting easily last
night. Consciousness has been fully rccoy-
cred. aud tin attending physicians comb
IDENTIFY promise ihatif Inflammation y pre-.
vented, the little fellow will soon be all
right again.
Miss KATE SYKEs, acharming and cultured
Young lady OF Minona Miss, Is guest ai
the home Of Mrs. Margaret Wiltshire on Mar.
shall avenue While here Miss sykes viii
take lessons in the Dolsarte system OF clocu'
ton. as admirably taught by her accom-
plislcd hostess.