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RAILROADS.
CHEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY

RAILROADS.
NHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILwAr
Schedule In Eject Mayia
1rains i.are Union DEPOT. stu and y streets los,
SSd as NirPo &fr SsT S Ola PSD.
a ss1 @Gs5a sS mann: s
II 40 pm s. &. : 4 v:s;,s NIB a Limited dan, s,,
eShs T., Sih nS anhh eS e, 5 'sE99se stRsS,
ine'on ard louisville. Pullman Carr ar. opss q
seyS.Ne passs n.yers al pa.
,x,,,, Nv FULLER
: oeheral lass nger Ascent
RALIIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
is,x. Wal, $500 49,. IN ~ ~ June ii. 1890
ri,ss aaliy ii ga NSF'hMtsi Ncstibulel Limited g
a.y IN, nm ~ - LOUIS snd Ipdianspo,i. ..pr~ss
M sd ana Cleveland express daily so,
fos lexington and points in IN. sh.n,n.o.. y..l.s
for Nincbesier and way stations. Is ,opn
toE Luray. 1.s:.iO anu = P.1n.
80 S-l 1 e; . Ssss day. % 90 IS ga
- ninutes IN. l2.I0 ID. 4. 30 :. ,,, nIyG
aai;Y',s, = 30. 500 6:i5 90. nd, 80 80 -
s:ouH' to;'io ard } 20 p-m. SUNDAYS. 4 OK 81
2:l5 g 90 - mnuIesl ) Is. 10 :i "a "a
N Hn1 oOo Ola o:2U 80. . So 10 10
M f or Ns go stations between WASHINGTON and B.,
4 30 "a; sundays. : 80 am. sOO 3:5s. 81
r rams leave nsnOre for Washington. ueok ,.y,
80. 90 Gs.,. 40. 20 500 $50. Is. "a
20 90. IS. 500. 90. 70 "a. iS 90 -lS "a
S:;o ~. ~ So t ~ and a. 90 sundays
ga So 81. 20 tG 10 80 10 ~ 90 20 S0G
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GUS c. So an ia o. SO 80 P tS.'s s1 nnss
iiOSS an IN - ~ m Tor irAoiIai Stations Oniy.
tor So oci, ills ana I Nh = so ~
sii99oV. ~ 90 am, tl:OG 1900 Is ~. ,s.SS
fST I'D, , ana iElerme,liaie stations =. oopm
Phi Sol in "a al stations AetIoI ,Ilt "a Brarch
For / r deriek to.;,u 1880 -. so III 80 ~
ter iiaserstown. 40 All. aud 70 .3opm.
4:lO Pm: from Cincmusi ana 81 lo 80 q; az
am fnd 100 pm from il;isburs loan !: 81
,NLM YORK AND PHILADTIPhIA DIVISION
Sew torh, Trenton, Neware. - snd rliisl,sih.
400 and -lG:aO pm. BGiiet rarIor Cars on II
cay assihs. s!eeiins Car on the 10 80 y M op-s
=. o. Pa@aelEhia - 90. rs 90 1880 .l2 oonoOa.
f0r Newark, bel. MIlni.giyn and Chester. - o5,
>lu:oO pm ~
iGr iIt,r1nediate points between baltimore snd
pm. ' oO' -~
,Ii rams asar. Nsw 2ors .9r SashlnstOp 90
hight. I'm ~Ne 1910
:, Z rams leave Philadelphia for Washington. q -
;53' S;i1. III so G.m- II ~. al IS SIS
tor Boston $50 PIN. with Pullman Buffet sleep
ing ca ruLninE through To BOssOn WITHOUT EAIsse
va IonshAeel sle Bridge. landing B. uId
Ior Atlantic city, :o5 and 10 am. 1900 noon.
eundays, 20 am, 4. noon nd 10 80 Am
,fhcept SUNDAY Daily. iSunday only.
iaegSe called Tor scEed from hotels and resi-
oences b. Union 1rAnsier Conn any on orders lef A
ticket Offices. olY aid lb5i Lvnn ave ara al depot
- $780,, ChAS. o. SCULI- zen. lass. Agent.
.. l.. ODfLi- Oen Manager. ~
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
sw. COR. M. AND nth SITS. WASHINGTON. d c.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLA
SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS
MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH
Thorough instruction in all departments in accord
ance with best modern methods BuiIdingsren,odeled
enlarged and furnished with every appliance for
health and comfort of pupils including passenger es-
vator. steam he atng and perfect sanitation For fur
Their particulars sppiy after September First $780,
the Principal
au:7-1,n MRS ELIZABETH J. soMERs.
{ oLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMLECE.
y SS3 La ave, opposite city post office.
being joint author Of the sysem %hei
csio sne only god medal awarded Tor Bsss Ldn
thorough courses: Busi:.ess. LnglIsh, hecouAtancy
scholarship from S55 to $50 Situations suaranteed
when competent wri;e or ean f9; catsiosue.
SPENCEkIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
y Corner 7th and SITS. NV
practical business education that qualities young
men ana women ior seit-support and useful lives.
ssF 9ens from M1NAn set ose open 70. ar
six schools. school Of Practca business ana Ac-
counts. including English language business arith-
SCHOOL " preparatory tngish. intending elementary
bookkeeping: school OF Shorthand and TypewrIting.
INC udlng punctuation and spelng school spence
ran Practice! Penmsnshlp including teachers nor
mai course and blackboard wrltIng: School of Me-
chancal ana Architectural DRAWN ,iEcludiny
nent work school for Civil Service Training ind
ual and class instruction. Day ami Night Sessions
Year scholarship for business course day sessions
payable 10 GU entering and balance on monthly in
statements Of 3 each. $50 if paid full on en-
terlng Year scholarship, nsht sessions s56 payable
s on entering and balance in monthly Of
Is EACH or 500 II paid IN full entering Quarterly
rates: $50 day sessions. SIS night Write
call Tor new illustrated announce for $50
Telephone call, lOS4-3.
HENRY c. SPENCER. LIB, Principal
su16 INKS. SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
21EO YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEM
% wv mary (girls), Military Academy (boysl
High grounds; very healthy best care; thorough in
struction; CO: tage system. EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS,
Haddoniielo, Nd. s21-lms
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WHERE MOLTKE LIVES.
The Home Of the Silent Strategist and
Some Of Its Interesting Contents.

From the London Standard.
The residence Of Count Moltke lies in Q quiet
valley about three miles southeast of the Sile-
sian station Of Schweidnitz. 1t il q plain,
square building of two stories, with high
gables The principal entrance is up broad
fight of steps, fanked on both sides by big
guns from Mont valerien, which were presented
to Count Moltke by the late Emperor William
The estate and house at Kreisau were bought
by the field marshal with the funds granted to
him by parliament in 1868 and have been en-
tailed.
The entrance hall contains three valuable
bronze monuments on large pedestals, one
Of them representing the late Emperor Will
lam in cloak and helmet. The latter was
presented to the count by that sovereign on the
sixtieth anniversary of Moltke's entrance into
the army. To the right OF this is a COPY Of
Rauch's celebrated monument of Frederick
the Great in Inter den Linden, and to the left
an equestrian statue of Count MoItke himself,
presented to him by the members of the grand
general staff on the anniversary just men,
toned. The sido walls of the hall are adorne d
by large bronze busts OF the Prussisn kings
and of the Red Prince" the late Prince
Frederick Charles, father of tbs Duchess of
Connaught
The house contains large dining room, a
study and bed and sitting rooms, all furnished
with extreme simplicity The field marshal
sleeps there on low field bed. Most of the
walls are adorned with large maps, and one
with the many -branche d pedigree OF the Moltke
family. The upper story has several sitting
rooms, with portraits @; the counts parents,
and an interesting one of himself as full
bearded colonel. The adjacen. fine oaken
presses contain addresses and letters OF hon.
orary citizenship presented by all the chic:
German cities. There is also a large collection
Of weapons belonging to various ages and
nations. many of them presents from European
sovereigns. Among other gifts is a marble
bust OF Napoleon III, presented by him in the
zenith of his power. The rooms containing all
these presents form a regular Moltke museum
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON

IN WA~HINGTON.
UDIANO INSTRUCTION BY MISS MAY MEAD.
certincated pupil Of Herr Raft Of the koyal Con.
servatory Of Berlin at 902 22d n w. or at homes OF
pupils olS-lms
Mis- SCHMITrS SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN
Vk and Primary-4O1 Sd St IL. coaches from the
northwest section. Capitol Hill and Navy Yard Artcu
lation and speech reading taught the deaf olSln''
ID Ev. JOSEPH GRAF, ORGANlST AND CHOIR
II Master 1t the Catholic University,
Has Rssumed Private Lessons AT 1872 9Th Ct NV
singing, t1sno, ORGAN, Theory of Music
Special farms to members of Catholic Church
Choirs. e olS-6ts
NJ ADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SINGING
Xvl alter the true Italian method voice culture
Music Theoretically and Languages. has resumed her
instruction ct SJ9 9th st. n olS-3ts
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him. They found nothing suspicious
but held TO their Gaze. and he was locked
up and left alone. Early next morning
a fat little justice Of tho peace came
pulling In and called ont: ".
"Why didn't you toll US we had rot
the wrong man2' s15.
1T was no rse." l'5l
IN wasn't, eh2 You'll have to pay
for all thisl" :
But 1t wasn't my mistake.n u
ayes, II wasl Here you've gone and
laid us liable for suit for false imprls.
onment, and won't stand It."
III the officers dou't know their bust.
meas can't help It," : s&' 5,T%
swell, l liud you to be diaorderly
person, and ! ilne you s. and n month In
jail. i You'll get out Of town III remit
"And I mus! pay S. because your Of.
licers made a mistaken" queried the Dc.
troiter. 5,l
Certainly. While we were iooling
with YOU tho man wet wanted 60 away.
Any more hesitation will be contempt
OF court and hundred dollars fine and
elk months in Jail. Train Is about due,
and my buggyis outside" '
He rode down with him, and as the
train moved Of "his honor said: s.
you got out Of this mighty lucky, old
fellow. There Is only one lawyer in
town and he was calculating to charge
you $50 for advising you to take the dirt
road out Of this and strike gait Of ten
miles an hour" @ ,.Ti.
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Advice IN Motl,erc.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcuttirg teeth? ESQ,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
pREN TEEruISa. Its value is incalcula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer-
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about 1t. II
cures dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
COLI? so lens the gums reduces sda na
the whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's
SoorulNa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ofone Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale bya drug
gista throughout the worlds Price q
cents q bottle. MwF&w
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LADIES ENJOY

Both the effect and result when s;ive
s'nssom is used. 1t acts gently, vet
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon to
woinankind., Every lady can treat her.
sell and not have to undergo the torture
o. INSTRUMENTS from physicians. Olive
blossom positively cures all forms OF
female weakness, such as Painful Men.
slriatlon, liberation, Larccratiou, Bar.
fenness, Leucorrhea, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their carly
stages and the long list Of innuner.
able and uncomfortable sufIerinps that
attiict The patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and You will exclai1n,
as hundreds Of others have: ooh, /
feel like different woman ~ One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part of the world on receipt OF 81 90 ;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. ANY
druggist who may not have it can order
1t from the wholesale dealer. DO not
accept any substitute. Besua,s Of fraudu.
lent limitations. =.
The Celebrated FJaHft PastiRe Olive
Slossona, is prepared only by Tie
Efakds dfedifal institute Co., Columbus,
0. lntorporakcdISS6. CAPITAL Soc, 900. 90.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
San. Francisco. and London, ENglaHa.
Sold by Logan Dru; Co, G. R. Goetze, ". "
irwin, y, Z: Williams, c.. schner., c. 3eBke
melsr VI G. iii A''%bIIshi "; H. WILLIAMS an!
Co., Martins Ferry: Bowie Il Co. Eridpprort
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= y 1921 = ~ -7-
Not So Green, Either.

The St. Lonis Republic tells about a
party recently given in st. Louis to
which was invited noble but bashiul
cowboy. 7.-s "a.
z He WAS n gooi.looking fellow, and one
OF the young ladies presentkindly took
an interest in him and tried to make
him feel at ease. He iell desperately in
love at once, and the hostess noticing
this, encouraged him all she could. In
leaving the house, tho young lady who
had taken n friendly interest in the cow
boy forgot. her overs}ioes, and the host
ess told the young Lochinvar from the
plains that be might return them to the
girlif he wished.
The herder leaped at the chance, and
presented himself in due time at the
young lady's house. She was surprised
to sec him, but greeted him cordially.
"You forgot your, oyershoes last night,'l'
said he, awkwardly, handing her the
package. ~. i45;.1
She thanked him, and opened It
"Why, there's only one oyershoo here,''
she exclaimed. 81
"Yes, Miss 49," said the blusbins
vacquer, earnestly, 5''I'll bring arounC
the other one tomorrow, and I only
wish, Miss, that you were i ,centipede.'
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Sold by Logan Drug Co. DAws
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-Ira $50 Tf8s,Fs-i9'1 gTs..g.- {
He Got Od' Lucky.

Detroit Free Press. Il VI. vi
ADetroiter who was looking for lands
in Southern Kansas got of the trainiat a
little town at midnight. and in trying to
find his way to hotel, he went astray
and brought up against a man who held
the muzzle OF a shotgun against his
breast and said !: ,i5S!'
5"Now,s then. L you move q ioos you
ara dead man !" 3s,5 ~ .5$=,,.,
\ He moved his tongue instead and
asked what was wanted. Two more
citizens joined him, aud he was then
marched to the lookup and told that he
was prisoner, charged with attempted
burglary the night before. Two OF the
men positively identified him as the
man they had seen running away from
a jewelry store. Seeing it was no use
talk he kept still, and they went through
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. The best salve in the world fol; cuts,
,hrulses; sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-:
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents Del
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. n
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, il satisiac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. II
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BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. ll.--Whest, western
s!colg; No. winter red spot and November
s MeS S 81 GEL, S7s January 81 o.l Of
spot and November 500; year 5i5ia5Sc: January
5,.a57Ac: May tf9,ssc. Oats irm; western
white 4.h52c. Rye iirm Mt care. Hay firm:
prime 70 choice timothy Sill %. Mess pork Nria
~ W., ~ ~ Butter firm. Eggs firm. Coffee steady;
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trustees Sales.
SALE
l. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

l. OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE. ~
Ny virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 tho
undersigned trustee by s. +. lloyd, on the Sd
DAY VI December, 1855, and recorded III Deed oil
Trust Book No. 2. page BIZ, OF the records Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, said trustee WILL on
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1890,
fgi At public Ruutioa ut the north front door of
the CDart house Of said county Of Ohio, to
the Highest and hes! bidder, the iol.
lowing described real estate. to.wit: All OF the
rshl, tltis and Interest OF said S. E. BOYD In
aud TO Ouc.thlid pnrt of lot No. III, situated on
the east side OF Market street In the city of
Wheeling, county OF Ohio anu State OF West Wiz.
EiuiA, (the iLtercAt 10 DO sold being a
life estate In said real estate,l be
Ing the same property vested In said S. E.
boyd for life by decree OF the Circuit Court OF
said county Of Ohio, entered III Chuucery Order
court, OH the Inst GEy oil July, 1884, In II cause
thc; pcndtug In taid court III which said s. E.
E0yL was complainant and the heirs OF Robert
Boyi, deceased. were defendants. eait sale will
CpMmtncc ut 10 O'Clock u III. OF said day, and
viii Dr made upon tee following terms and
conditions. io.Wit: 0ue-thlrd OF the purchase
money clsh Oh tho day Of sale, one third thereof.
with interest In six months from Tie day Of sale
md one.lhiId thereof II 0ne year from the day
Of sale, the purchNBcr giving his notes with good
iGcUr!'y, 10 be approved By said trustee. Tor the
deferred payments, payable 10 said trustee, and
kAM trustee relAinlus the legal title 10 said prop
money Is fully paid. Possession given at once.
TAe title 10 tho above property is believed to be
perfect, hut ss!d trustee Will only convey such
title rs Is vested in him by ylld deed OF trust. Z
J. u. S0NSlERVlLLE, Trustee. =
&c. HERrEr,r Aueti6aeeF. 6e29-AwaP
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nIiles' Nerve and Liver Pills,

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. splen.
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty, doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free q!
The Logan Drug Co.'s. 2. / !.
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Proposals.
NOVICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

scaled bids will DO received BY tho Clerk OF
iag E9tEd 9! EdncAtlon nnlil o'clock p, H., on
s slIl 4hphf, ,NovENBEH Is, lsg), for the
Nild Tor making AltCtSdOBS IN tho old building,
\; hh0wn by plans Rnd sptC.hcatlons now on
y 10 This ONCE. Bids win be received for tho
whoG OF said wO'k: tho EoArd rcserviug tho
lug cnuItaGl 10 enter 10 10 suitable bond for tho
Itliliinl performances VI Tho sald work. Address
4 K, i, HALL, S
M0A W MlHL 1 Nl Il NAELl of kLlnrni Inn
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Tho Great Majority

OF cases OF scrofula and other blood dis
easea are hereditary, and therefore diff
cult 10 cure. But we wish 10 state In
the most positive, emphatic manner
that Hoods sarsapariila does cure
scrofula in every form. The most severe
cases, too terrible for description, have
yielded to this medicine when all others
failed. Iiyou huiIer from impure blood
in any way, take Hoods sarsaparilla. I
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Aud l not I guesses our plot.
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New York .Sov. ll.-Pet.oleum market opcned
steady and after n decline Of nearly points. be-
came strong oa covering BY shorts, elosinl
Strong. rennsyigan!ay spot: Opened at 731t1c;
highest ACC; lowest Tic; closing at ~ DO
cethber option; Opened and highest ut 7i3sc; low
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pktAhT. 1' q. q T., n. Il. f ARRIVE,
p. fb:5oA .Pjitsbg'h. CleYe. ~ Chicago 1922 pm
t9!3a am .... Steubenyillc Aceoni,,.... II ;le pm
~ am Pittsburgh Rhd New YORK. ~ rs atn
& t200 PIN ...C Cleveland and Chicago. 1888 am
1854 PIN -pitbbufgh and Now York tb:37 nm
o7:li mn I........ Hast hyorpool...... lli2:l2 am
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For every day that a man knows a
woman he firds her capable OF doing
something better and meaner than he
had believed she could do.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

z The local stock market has been fairly steady
Tor the past week except as to hogs, In which
there was sharp decline owing to the rushing
OF corn. .Goodhue 4 Thomas report: a 80 -
.Cdiae-E1tra, 1000 10 LOO lbs. 3Aassc; good
0o0 TO 600 lbs. 3a3Lc; good. 500 to 900 lbs. 2IS
So: lair 100 10 SOC lbs. 22a..ss4c; common, COO "a
10y lbs. 2a!!sc; bulls. 2a2t4c; cows 111saaEc. 4
31sa3 Coo. tyd s.5as ~ li-,' = = -
Shcep-E3tra, 4aHzc; good, s1aaic;t common.
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Eees-Fresh In case. 2ea2sc per dozen; fresh in


The changes In these markets arc NIL OF the
son. & slf5f - b. Il. ..7aI ~. 60
0sions-New, scarce, 81 10 per bushcl; 60 90 per
s,rtet Poldtoes-New, s. % barrel. s.
Posatees-?oc per hushcl; demand good, supply
7ropica! Fruits = Lemons, Sc 90 per box
Oranges, Jamaica. IS IS per box; hauauas,
81 o. to 90 per bunch. '1$7Tiifs 'ft.Fs2 So
Vtge'ables, ec.-New cabbagcs. 81 90 per bar.
rel; Apples s. JoaA 60 per barrel. = \ ~
cutawbas 35c. E1e! 'a-4 - Il.-' 4 n =
Cranttrries-New fresh picked, s. o0as Is box,
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NASHVILLE, TENN, March o5, 1890

. . b.. ANAoh ALA"ht AhA'Nst HA"iSA ~pt Aepp
Eaddm. MiHobs Killer Co., EaShrllie, Tenn:
GENrLgMEN:-In reply to yours, in.
duifing OF my health at the present date,
will say: am well, having had but
one spell OF illness since my last testi.
monial OF 1880; that was bilious fever
last August. l bad quit taking Microbe
Killer for about five months, having had
no need for it. l broke up my fever and
started to work the first OF September
and have not lost day from illness OF
any kind. I now feel as though I was
entirely cured, but through fear Of an.
other attack continued tho use Of il
through this disasreeable weather. My
lungs are surely in good condition as /
play first b. flat cornetin Baxter's Frat
Tenn. Regimental Band, and feel no bad
effects from it. ANY one knows it re-.
quires power from the lungs to use this
instrument. l cheeriuliy recommend it
to all OF a weak constitution like my.
self. I have used fifteen jugs and have
experienced nothing but the best OF re-.
suits, and can safely say It's not injur.
ious to the system, but on the other
hand gives tone and vigor.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.

0l-Lard. western extra strained, sec; carbon
no. nc; carbon l59 Sc; white miners best, Acc
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PENNSYLVANIA Itin9G,|
Z From Bridgeport Station

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Trains Via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 1850 a. m. For Pittsburgh, l0:2l
Pittsburgh aud New York, 2:5ip N. For 6teu.,
bonyll!e, $3.50 a. H.. ~ ~. pei
Trains arrive ut Bridgeport at 1888 q. NJ, 1921
4. M; :2:lop. ~, a:37 ?. m, and 1852 p. IN. IS
p. M; irom East Liverpool, Il IL p. m.
y. g FROM WHEELING STATION. a,i7
Trims via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST.
Louis 1ailway-ran Handle Observation-Disclosures
Ing for stenbenville, Pittsburgh aud the East,
GO q. M, 1885 p M. $40 p. NJ. and $40 y. N,
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St,
and Chicago, 1885 p. NJ. IraiuB arrive at Wheel.
Ing at $3.50 a. M, 1000 a. M. 2s5 p IN. and 500 p
II: Trains leaving at G:20 n. n, and arriving at
s:D p. m, run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. All trains daily except Sunday. }2
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