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Nelr York Times.
Philip Zeh, jr., n young Brooklyn
florist, spent twelve hours last Wednes.
day night locked up in vault in the
graveyard. He was working Mt the plat
of S. =. Dewey during the day and at
$3.50 p. IN. entered the Dewey vault.
This Is n huge stone structure containing
twenty-five "pockets' for collins and
having two doors, one OF iron bars, the
other Il solid block OF marble.
AS he went in Mr.. Zell's coat caught
on the lock OF the iron door and pulled
it shut after him. The jar caused the
key to drop to the ground few feet
outside the gate. Mr., Zeh began to call
for help, but the mournful echo Of his
own voice made him shudder. Then he
ratified the big iron door for ten minutes
but no one approached on the scene.
Finally two ladies walked down the
gravel path in front OF the vault and Mr..
Zeh called TO them for help. One Of
them finally espied him waving his
arms wildly above his head, and, with d
shrek, she jumped down Il iifteen.foot
embankment and fled toward the en-
trance to the cemetery. Her companion
quickly followed and Mr.. Zeh was again
alone.
BY this tim6it vas dark and the prison
er knew that no more people would pass
him that night. He continued his cries
for some time, and finally hoarse and
tired, lay down on the cold stones Of the
vault and soon fell asleep. He awOke
about midnight aud did not again close
his eyes. Shortly after 9 o'clock Thurs
day morning some workmen passed by
him aud soon had the gate opened and
the prisoner at liberty. He went home
and found that his family had spent the
night searching for him in every place
except the cemetery.
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IiAcEaTED FOOD I rssl, "'T vi. Is1,I E.4
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Rent.

F0R RENT-THE DESIRABLE
~ ~ ReSlidIeenGs, No. m NaIn street Apply to
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Marion IInrlnnd.

The celebrated authorizes, SO highly
esteemed by the women OF America,
says on pages 1903 and i45 OF her popular
work: "Ere'S Daughters; or Common
Sense for Maid, Wife and Aiothr:"
"For the aching bNck-should it be
slow in recovering its normal strength
an ALLcoCE's Porous PLASTER is IN ex-
cellent comforter, combining the sen.
satlon Of the sustained pressure OF a
strong warm hand with certain tonic
qualities developed in the wearing. 1t
should be kept over the seat OF uneasi-
ness for several days-in obstinate cases,
for perhaps n fortnight"
"For, pain in The back wear an ALL
COCKS Porous PLASTER constantly, re.
newing us it wears oil. This is IN inval.
liable support when the weight on the
small OF tho back becomes heavy and
the aching incessant,"
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SPOILS OF ruiz PRESS.

Mr., Bogus is the name OF genuine
Washingtonian.
"Bosh" is the trade name in London
for all butter substitutes.
Several large metal working establish
ments are welding by electricity.
1t is proposed in England to operate
dust and garbage carts by electric pro-
pulsion.
Five new churches are being erected
in Jerusalem and Bethlehem at the pres
ent time,
In England there is a training college
for English housewives, at "Goodrest,"
near Kenilworth,
Robert Elsewhere" was the book in
Quired for bya youngster at the ctrcula'
ting library the other day.
Six hundred words per minute were
recorded by means OF the Wheatstone
automatic telegraph apparatus.
A Chinaman in New York has started
an evening school to teach the English
language to his own Countrymen.
In Portland, Oregon, an electric plant
is being erected where the generating
station is twelve miles from the lamps,
Official statistic of Cloisters in Spain
show that there are 22l, with 4,220w
ers and 100 converts, with about 25,-
600 nuns.
A diamond OF wonderful purity weigh
ing 240 carats was found at the Sagers-
fontein mine in South Africa on Christ
mas day.
Sunday is now generally observed in
Japan us u day OF rest. The movement
began with the closing ofthe government
establishment on Sundays.
The underground electric railway in
LOUdon will be only twelve feet below
the street level, and the roof will come
within about two feet Of the surface,
A company has Leen formed in New
York which propes to make machines
for the delivery OF postage stamps au'
tomatically by dropping a coin in the
slot.
The will OF Lieut.. Gov. Mcdonald, Of
Michigan, who was killed the other day
in railroad accident left 100000 to his
nephew, ticket'taker in Boston mu-
scum,
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How Hard DrInkOr Was Made Total
AbStnInpr,

How Hard DrInkor Was Made Total
AbStRlnCr,
"Ne, / won't drink with you to-day,
boys" said n well dressed young man to
several companions as they settled down
in n New York cafe the other evening
when the decantcr was passed. "The
TACT is, boys, / have quit drinking-I
have sworn of" IlG was greeted with
shouts OF laughter by the jolly fellows
around him; they put the deCanter
under his nose and INDUCED in many
jokes at his expense, but he refused to
drink and was rather serious about it.
whats the matter with you, old
boy? sang out ono. III you've quit
drinking sonethin's up, Tell us what it
is.
"Well, boys, l will, though know
you will laughtat me. But III tell you,
Just the same. l have been u hard
drinker all my liie-ever since | was
married, as all you fellows know, | love
whisky it's us sweet TO me us sugar, and
God only knows how I'll quit it. For
five years not day has passed over my
head that l didn't have cocktail before
dav' But I'm done Wv
yesterday was over on the East
Of mine kecns n nawn s6on I c"iIed on
him and viii" wos th"rp n vonm" man an
Of not more linn o. weorin" Se"dvslooE.
inc cIothcs md viii liza ,n TI 'yo Of
not hSvin" seen sohor GoS ~E ipr mnn,S IL
came in With n littlo Marc"I IN liz LanJ
mTrcmhIing ho npn r'STr 10 I Il N" "NJ
handed tho asrticIe to the a"wrbrot "l'
Give ma 10 CENTS And hGvs what 10
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rImrIc., Sores, Acnrs nnn pnIn.,

When Il hundred bottles Of SNrsaparillao or other
pretCntlouS specifics fall to eradicate Unborn
scroiua or contagious blood poison, remember
that Il. Il, Il. botanic Blood lalm) has gained
many thousand Victories in as many seemingly
incurablO instances. Send to the Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for Book Of Wonders" and BE-
convinced, It's the only TRUE BLOOD PURIFIER.
G. W. Messcr, IIowell's X Roads, Ga, writes.
~ was affected nine years with sores. All the
medicine could take dl! me no good. then
tried H. b, b., and eight bottlcsC cured me sound"
Mrs. S. n. Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "a Indy friend OF mine was troubled
with bumps and plmplCs on her facc and neck,
She took three bottles Of u. Il, b., aud her skin
got soft and smooth, pImples disappeared, and
her health improved greatly"
James l.. lOswOTth Atlanta, Gu, writes:
"SOmg years ngO contracted blood poison. !
had no appetite, my digestion was ruined rhCp.
mHtism drew up my limbs so could hardly
walk, my thrONt was CnuterlICd five times. Hot
Springs gave mo 10 benefit, and my life was one
OF torture until gave i. Il, b. trial, aud, sur.
prising as II may seem, tho use Of 1--WE bottles
cured mo-" Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Agents.
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OF you tell me why that flag was hung
there ~ "To hide the dirt" quickly
responded one sharp boy who had assis
ted in making the preparations for the
eCcasion.-Chrisiidn Advocate.
Pupil-"AIay l DO absent this after,
noon? My aunts brother is dead.
Teacher-"Well, as faras am concerned
you can have permission; but, really
| wish II had been nearer relation. -
FlisgeRde Blaetsr,
"Are you the superintendent OF this
railroad?" "Yes, sir. Why?" II want
a pass" care you employed by this
road ?" eyes, sir" "In what capacityY
"Im amember OF the Nebraska Legisla'
ture,"-Lincoln Cal,
Gentlemen of the jury" said counsel
in an agricultural case, "there were
thirty-six hogs in that lot-36, l want
you to remember that number-36 hogs
just three times enumber that there
are in the jury box."-ALbauy Law
Journal.
A well.known physician OF this city,
finding himself rather tout OF sorts, " de.
termined to consult some OF his medical
brethren on the subject, for few physi.
clans like to trust themselves with them.
selves. He accordingly called upon five
eminent members of the faculty in sue.
cession, and it is Il positive fact that each
one Of them gave different opinion US
to the nature OF his disorder, and re-
commended different mode OF treat
ment, 1t is his own belief that they
were all wrong.-New York Ledger,
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1tlGA calamity Of tho dlrst kind to feel that
ones physical CherglUSRtc falling In the prime
Of lliO-tO feel more nCrvOlOss, moro dlsplilled,
weaker every day. Yet this Ia the unhappy lot
Of hundreds who surround u.s. source Of re.
moved strength which science approves, In be.
half Of which multlludes Of tho dCbllIlAled
have and AtO every day ic'Iliylhs, and which, In
countless instances. has built up consllintlpn,
AppCd by weakness and ndfmliy aud long tii.
benefited by other iheah', surely comments
lltOli 10 all who need tOglr, HOsieltefa Stoni.
Ach Dlitcfs IL such mcdlblnc-putp, botanic,
soothing 10 the nerves, ptOmpilvo ui dlgcstlon
aud 4 fertilizer III tho blood. Dyspepsia and
nervousness FIRST cause, the second con.
sequence VI lack Of tlamlnA--depAfl when 4
course Oi the Blllep II tried. All forms Of ma.
| lAflal diicalc, rheumatism, kidney and bladder
trouble, constipation and bllInuRHes arc nhui.
hllalOd BY this standard family medicine,
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NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-FlOur, receipts 9,3Os
packages; exports i,SS2 barrels aud 1872 sacks;
market firm; sales 9il5O barrels Wheat, re.
Ccipts $3.50 bushels; sales Gi2,OW bushels Of
futures and s0J bushels OF spot; market dull
and &c lower: No. rcd Sgiac; ungradCd rcd 81 20;
options lessaCtlvc, heavy aud lower; No. red
February W5Ici March we; April &c; My
iG{?, closing at sI0i% July gCt a5SIsC, closing ii
yGjIC; DeCcmhcrD6A Ggss &, GlOSingRtVGJsC Corn,
receipts 1850 bushels; exports lGO.Oil bushels;
sales l,GOJ,OOO bushels Of futures and l5i 600
bushels Of spot; market fairly active: ungradCd
mixed iealjc; March iiailbcclOslng at dc; April
i3I4Niic, closing ut iiC; May 1850; June l3]tC.
Oats, receipts 26OOJ bushels; exports AOj bushels;
sales 10000 bushels Of futures aud i03tOO bush.
els OF spot; market iirIner and dull; spot No. .
white &nAO; mixed western 2Stsa&lC; white do
3iaiOC: No. Chicago 82C. Hay and hops firm.
March, April, May md June lj.Gjalb.SQc; July
and August lb,ShNlb9jC; September, October,
November and December lG,OOhlG.l OC, Sugar
quiet MOlNssGs dull. Rice firm TGllOw dull;
Eggs steady; western iEIC. Pork lower; old
mess sl2 2ial2 20, Cut meats inactive. Lard
lower but more active; western steam 1860:
March 1000; April OOc; May, June and July
firm; western dairy l3a2OC do creamery iGa2Qc.
Cheese dull western lOIgallIc.
CHICAGO, Feb. l3--TherC was fair Trading
In wheat today md tho market closed l1.C
| lower than yesterday. All markets ruled lower.
Corn quiet. Oats, moderate business done. Fro.
visions, active and lower; Flour dull. Wheat
S5asDci 10. red Il 6i)al0i& February s nv
al ~, closing at 81 6i1t; May 81 O7Iial Og(.
closing ut 81 o.; July y3R9jlc, clOsiug al
gElIc, Corn, cash No. 9 and February SIC;
March, Gi5fci May We. Onts, cash.. February
lGC. FlRxscGd, 81 80, Timothy seed 81 Is. Mess
pork, cash, February and March ell OOall l9lSi
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WHEN disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person, when aches are
in every joint, when the muscles are
soft and habby, when the least exertion
gives fatigue, when tho mind ia filled
with gloom and dependency, what is
there in life worth living, and yet many
exc out Just such miserable existence,
living only for those who love them,
When itisgenerally known THAT Browns
Iron Bitters viii cure the above disor-
ders how many hearts will be made
glad! How many homes made happy!
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mOwDoCToIs CONQUER DEATH.

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says:
cater q long experience have come to
the conclusion that two.thirds Of all
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and con-
sumption, might DO avoided II DR.. ACk.
.er's English Remedy for consumption
we're only carefully used In time" This
wonderful Remedy Is sold under n posi-.
tive guarantee bye. Il. Goethe, Il. i,
Burt, O. Mcnkemeller, Logan 4 Co. 9
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FINANCE AND TRApg.
Tho Features of the Money and Stock Mar.
kHlN,

The Features Of the Money and Stock MRr.
ketS.
New YORK, Feb, l3-Moncy on call easy
at Lac per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed
offered ut ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper
IaG per cent. Sterling exchange dull at 81 sCa
1881. Sales olstOcks were 1890 shares,
The stock markGt was divided ono to-day
aud while IN some cases the best figures Of the
paSt week were reached, IN Others the lowest
prices known for years were established. At
the opening London had sOmC selling orders
und the Chicago people Were selling the
Changers. First prices were Irregular but de-
Clincs extending u u per cent were seen. At
noon most shares were shndO below the open.
Ing figures. Comparative dullness OvGrspTCad
the list In the forenoon, but Cleveland, C0lum.
bus, Cincinnati Il Indianapolis aud big -Four
came 10 the front us the day wore along. The
upward movement. betnme more pronounce aud
more animation marked the trading. The mar
kct finally closed actIve ind strong, generally ut
small fractions better than first figures. Pull.
man lost "a ChlcHgO, Burlington Il Quincy IA
nnd Rock Island u per cent Wheeling Il Lake
Erie rose lns ana Cleveland, Columbus, Clucin.
natl 4 indianapolis gained ~ per cent,
RAllrOAd bonds quiet: sales Sl,QSi,OOO,
Government aud State bonds dull but firm.
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WHAT THEY ARE GIVING Us.
JOhnny's Christmas drum Is broken,
Twisted Is the big tin horn;

Johnnys Christmas drum Is broken,
Twisted Is the big tin horn;
Thanks we give by this same token,
Quiet rClgns both hight and morn.
Merchant Trdttlcr.
The very latest thing in mems fur.
nishing goodsisthc night shirt-Cl OtIicr.
What Is the shape Of kiss2 Round,
Of course, Oh, no! 1t Is R.lip.tiCklc,-
Ncu York World.
Some people change their minds
every day aud yet never have decent
ones aroInd.-RochesIer Post Express
Tho most comfortable throne in
Europe is that Of his majesty King AL.
fonso Of SPUN. III q nurses lap.-BoS'
ton Herald.
"And how did Blitkins become In,
sanoW "By absorption. HO slept fol
three months beneath crazy quilt
Boston Transcript
Sambo-"Don't want any Of your
stuffed sausage. Jist Civ me nickel Q
wuf yer plain sausage meat, Mr.. Smith
This niger can furnish the CASING
NclU York World.
MUluVI-- buUDlt lUW HiluuluH HVVUH
80 Grossly to your father. YOU never
hear him speak Grossly to me-" Bobby
lilo dRsscnt, ina; he's Just like me
he dasSCnt. "--Epoch.
Vera Wiley--"l'm afraid II would b
better not TO speak to papa Just yet
Jack, Wait until next week" Jack
Dorr-"But why?' Vera WilGy-MS
millinor's bill will DO In then.'--Puck
The legal term OF Missouri schools II
only ak weeks In length, which may &c
count for the fact that the papers o
this State contain 30 many accounts o.
people blowing out the as,--RdnSdS GU
Star.
The pCking GuteiichAs been published
continuously for 800 years. There l
doubtless IN imprcssing gaining grOunI
In the Chinese Empire to the effect tha
the Gazette has come to stay.-Ntw Yor
Tribune.
A gentleman, addressing the scholar
OF q largo school, observed among tn
decorations about the room an Amer
can flag, and said "OhlldrUn, can an
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Qht 9ntelltaenter.
lnIce Sos. 20 and W Fourteenlh Street.
RESI-,

hLlAl
aWss WhitcoHlb Riley,
Let us rest Ourselves bit,
Worry your hand to it
Kiss your finger tips; aud smile
II farewell u little while,
Weary OF the weary way
We have come from yesterday,
Let Us fret rs not, instead,
VI the weary way ahead,
Let us pause and catch our breath
ON the hitler side Of death,
While We see the tender shoots
Ot the grnSheh-nOt the roots,
While We yet look down-uOt up
To seek out the hullerCuP
Aud the daisy, where they wave
Ger the green home OF the grave.
Let us launch us smoothly on
Llstless pillows Of the lawn,
And drift out across the main
ol our childish dreams uSnln,
Voyage off, beneath the trees,
O'er the fields enchanted seas
Where the lilies are our sails
And our seugulls nighlingales
Where no wilder storm shall beat
Than the wind that waves the wheat,
Aud no tempeslS bupt above
The old laugh We used to love.
l.OsG all trOuhlCs-gnln release
LanguOr and exceeding peace,
Cruising idly DER the vast,
Calm mid ocean of the INST
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TEnl.IDLE FOlEwAl,N1NGs.

Cough in the morning, hurried or DIFF
flCult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness Of the chest, quickcned pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any OF these things are the first
stages Of consumption, DR.. ACkers
English Remedy for consumption ocHl
cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under positive guarantee by 9. Il,
Goetze, Il. u. Burt, q. MCnkemeller,
lOpnn ( Co. 10
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The young woman who waded into
the lake the other day with the inten,
ton OF drowning herself, but who
changed her mind on finding that the
water was cold, had doubtless forgotten
to take some troches in her pocket to be
used in case Of accident. Absent.mind.
cd people are constantly subjected to
provoking delays because Of their treach,
erous memories,
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Educational.
MI. De CHAVTAL
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

a school Of more thun national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu.
cation Of young ladies' IN all departments. ii.
brAry Of six thousand volumes. Elmo philO.
SophlCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old Italian mas
tcrs
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
all the principal cities, address
rel THE DIRECTREss
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching aud
slinging most at night; worse by scratching
II allowed TO continue tumorS form, which
often bleed and ulcGrRtG, becoming very sore
SwAYEEs OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals ulCCratlOn and IN most cases re-
" cents. DR.. swayue & Soii, Philadelphia.
asRk
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Medical

r aEaCIOS' cures Liver Complaint,
~ IosElEs'Isss. 1tdrSsgists. Frice Is cts cts.
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F0R RENT-THE DESIRABLE
A. ReSiaenGe; No. l2l Fourteenth street, Ap-
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Bucklen,. ArnIco snlyc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sRtisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Prics 20 cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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The Rainbow Chaser Failing Out,

UEtl(ldRd ThlHtT,
The free bar to and from st, Louis,
which escorted the leading Democrats OF
Ohio to the National Democratic Con-
vention, may have been sweetness
wasted on the desert air." Ii Senator
Payne stands for reelection, the gentle.
men who drank Mr., Brices free, copper
lined whisky will be more in the line OF
congratulation than the gentleman who
furnished Il,
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Eczema, Itchy, scnly, sItln Torture,

The simple application Of "swAYAER ONT
MEST," without any internal medicine, will curt
any ease Of letter, Salt Rhgum RlngwOrm
Itchy skin Efuptlons, no matter low obstinat,
or long standing. It Is potent, effective, ant
costs but triie. TThs4w
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New YORK, Feb. ig.-rCttolenm oncncd 0r,r
ut 6Nlsc, but sold OF To $50 In tho ilfsi hour
buying by the standard on brokers then adj
yailCed the price To voc reaction followed, OH
which the m9IkeI closed steady al SV1Ec SalCi
l,Tpg,OOO barrels,
OIL cry. Pa, Feb. ia.-OpCncd at SsJkoi high
est sWci lowest &hci closed At 6gHci sale,
charters $3.50 barrels shipments GB,jjO barrels
runs iisg barrels
Fir1snpRdH, Pa. Feb, iB.-rCtroleum nFn
and hghCt opened NJ @JSc; closed al 6jiG
highest sgjsci lowest sSkc
BRADFORD, "a, Fob ia,-Opchcd nj slc
highest sgjic lowest Ss,SCi closed II Sg'soi clear
RhCOs ,20O,OUO barrels.
Ti1usvtLLE, Pa, Feb, i3.--opened nj tsJsc
highest sgjsci lowest SIac closed At sQlN,
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F0R SALE LOW.
EARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Orchard North aud South Front Streets and
BOuth Penn Streets ut very low figures.
A good IOOmGd House ut 28i2 Jacob street, al
bargain,
Double Brick House, n and 70 Virginia street
will sell separate or both together. They cou'
tain all modern improvements
Seven ltOOmcd House, 1877 South broadway; q
good prOpOrtyG much less than cost
Four lio0mGd Cottage for sg!6
Eight NoOmed House, North Front street
river lot; all In good condition; $780,
Five RoOmGd House, q North Broadway; will
make pleasant homo.
Six RnOmCd Brick House, southwest corner
'hlrty.clghth and Wood streets, at u bargain
III pay for investment.
Dwelling Houses, large aud small, always Oh
HE ocIs ~ ''"" q. o. SMITH, 1870 Malu Street.
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FOR SALE.
sl) Twenty.iOur Lots in Caldwelps Add
ton 10 the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots arc bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on tho east by Fillmore street, on
tho south by the HAndlAn Homestead, aud on
tho west by the Il. Il .. Il. 4,
Their proximity to the above named railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold in thirty days will be sold at pub
lie auction.
For terms aud further information apply 10
W, v. HoGE d BRO,
1900 Market Street.
Or WnIIAA n, HANDLAN,
GuiS 4. W. Cor. ChApline 4 Sixteenth 81.
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DALTINIORE& OHIO RAILROAD

TIot epHEtuEe o. tL9ihs from MheellnG sCheuuIO
In effect SG fN! H. 0 S timo
M 6.fV ~, S'lO p III daily, and u;lb p m DAILY
oxGSep! saturday. ,. ,o.o
y * iv u y, Tld Ts Su o. LOUIS lO0
uAnilS, u ;io " uniIyi except saturday,
columbus 0r SSGeonmoG35Ion s6SG daily
., E 9r COIuIlpus' 300 anu lU:21 IN daily. ana
liii6 N, Ieiiy, except Saturday and 2;3O III
uAIi,lyI eAcePl sVnuGy;
Philadelphia and New York, via 0rRiton, S;b5
n g.H ana $40 p m, daily, via Pittsburgh O;Sop. M.
DAILY
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 M
daily express, 7'ae q N, daily, l:io p M, dR';y
except snuuay: Aldlil9nal way !nin LOT WASH
, ingI0n, Pa.t b:S0 p n, daily except Sunday.
For Pitthburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
F9il4ueip nh ~ S;@ m daily;
columbus ana Cincinnati, 246 M, Sunday
only. ,,
For MOuNdgyllle $40 a M and 1nCO nOnn.