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Real Estate,
FOR SALE,

A manufacturing site. fronting 22l feet on
Warren street and ri feet on Wetzct street.
40 Acre Farm, one mile from Fieeport station
Harrison county, ohio Brick house, rooms
md hall. Large orchard. Fruits oi all kinds
Barn 40 by 10 feet. earn cribs and oth.r out
buildings. $40 per acre. as. ,ssstl - -.l
81 acres, one-hali cleared, SIS per acre.
100 acres three miles from Fteeport. Frame
dwelling. good barn aud stable, and fruit OF all
kinds. sJl per acre. .'.2 80 = ~ =. :
No. ls1 south Penn street, 6 rooms, basement,
wash house and coal house. 100 grape vines.
Ground bN by 10 feet. 1.is
Lot southwest corner Of Ohio and Huron
streets. 10 feet on Ohio and 70 ieet on Huron, SIS
No. 3di2 Lhapinc street. ',s !, ~, ..sl
No. 1910 Chsplino street.
brpouied irume cottage, Fark st tet, Moands'
vil.c Camp ground. .. -,
IS acres Of hill,ido land In Eighth ward, val
ned ii 500 per acre.
no. 1887 Market street, ground hhlilot. Price
$40. T'i5 z. -.
No. 81 and SC Twenty. sixth street. lighthouses
No. xs5G, eas3s aud $40 Main street.
No. IL and III Seventeenth street,, n
No, los McCollOch street .l q 80 s.
No ll?5 Eotr street, hall lot. ~ ~
Corner lot, cast side south Front street. =,
Choice OF lots I'll Fair Groun / property, Wehf'
burg, VIVA n =
nj acre Farm at Glenn's Run. ~. -
Properly suitable for Ahotel on Main street.
Residence. one.Quarter mile cast OF TriAdel
phia, with acres Of land, ftCo0. g5
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No.
Tho Partition Of Africa,

hde oSS1tms. lst.F la ~ .,sa "a,
There is something highly character.
istie in the parceling out by Germany
and England Of territory in Africa that
properly belongs to neither. "Their
right" however, even though it does
not exist, "there is none to dispute" y
and the native powers will have to &C.
quiesce in the division Of their territory.
1t would require a specialist like Stan
ley to decide upon the comparative
value Of the lands now assigned by.t
nations to themselves and to each other,
but there is little danger in affirming
that Germany has the best Of the bar.
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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 at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. e D..r
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Wheeling Liye Stock Market.

The hot weather has materially intcr'tred
with the cattle market, and hogs are especially
depressed. Goodhue & Thomas report as fol-
lows:
Cdait-0nly fair demand. Extra, 1900 to leo
lbs 3.S5atc good. 800 10 600 lbs 31a3l++c good,
SOJto 900 lbs. 3AaHc: fair. 700 10 So lbs. 3A3
common. 600 to 700 lbs. 2LE9a3c; bulls, q a3c.
Iogs-Fait demand. Extra. 3G5a314c; good,
S}.a3.G9c; common. 3Aa3%c.
Sheep-Motcratc demand. E1trn. 4all4c; good,
31s44c: common, 2%a3c; lambs. 5aGc. d
Fresh C0ri-Dull VI so G0aeS 90; calves, iair at
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Ducklon's Arnicn Salvo,

The best Balve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures plies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. n
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-Ghe Sntclliqruftr.
Once Nos. 70 ana VI Fourteenth street
IN TIE DAY OF PUNDY.
High lido with u Straight Wall Of Water
Ri,t,t ls.at IIle,, .H.I /

Eight Feet High.
Portland tNe.l Adroti,r. 'AT. ~ -
The Bay Of Fundy forms cul.dcBac
at which tho Atlantic Ocean seems tc
have taken spite, and at regular inter.
walls pours in It's waters viciously and
with intent to do all possible harm,
Take, for instance, the hafbor OF St.
John. In most parts OF the world n tide
Of from six to ten feet 10 quite sulllcien,
to satisfy all reasonable demands. In
ST. John Harbor tho tide rises twenty.
one feet In an ordinary day, and occasion.
ally varies the monotony by pushing
the mark up three or four feet, as the
humor seizes ii, and l waa never struck
80 much with anything III my lie as
with this advance and receding OF the
waters, lg.
l have described tho narrow gorge
through which the st. John river Is
forced through the Day OF Fundy. At
low tide. where the water drops into tho
bay, there Is n fall Of some ten feet, the
channel being very rough and totally
impassabie for vessels Of any descrip.
ton. At high water tho fall il the other
way, the bay falling into the river. This
was the first time that | had ever seen
river with the water flowing from its
mouth towards It's source, ana this oc.
ours every day in tho st.. John. One
good effect OF this tide is this, that
when 1t Is half up or half down, the
river Ia level with the harbor, and then
the immense number OF timber barges
and other craft which have gathered In |
the river while waiting for the rise and
fall arc ableto run nicely and easily out |
into the harbor. st. John, be it under
stood, is u great port for shipping. At
my day you SEQ dozen OF the largest
ocean.going vessels loading deals for DIFF
ferent parts OF the world. This timber
mainly comes down the St. John river.
l saw the tide coming In around the
headland ut the Minas Basin, and it is a |
sight worth going to see. The head OF
he advancing tide is called "bore."
II you can imagine straight wall Of |
water eight feet high, curling over at the
op, advancing upon you at the rate Of
EN-, miles an hour, you will get an idea
II what "bore" is and what turn of
The tide means. At the Minas Basin
his wall of water comes tearing around
he headland like an express train, and
he man who WIS down on the flat sands
If the bay at this time stood n remark.
IDLY good chance OF never leaving those
lands alive. II he got good start oil
he "bore' he might escape, but if not
ne would be drowned.
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CANKER in the mouth can be cured
only by expellipg the poisonous humor
from the system. To do this effectually
requires the persistent use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. together with a good, gener-
Gus diet. One dollar a bottle. Six bot
ties for S.. Begin at once. Daw
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x1sszKSSS3ia7tst

&. Treatise on Hood and Skin Diseases mailed
TIC. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA, Ga. .
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WITH Ely's Cream Balm child can
be treated without pain or dread and
with perfect safety. Try the remedy.
1t cures catarrh, hay fever and colds in
the head. It is easily applied into the
nostrils and gives relief with the first
Price Soc. Mwraw
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KIlNE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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u
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by a. T. Ne
kesg ami Julia a. scKeag, hi. wife. 10 me as
trustee. dated November ~. 1873, recorded In the
Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book
No. II. psge iSa, will sell at the north front
door OF the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUSE, 1890.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. H., the following
n.tci In T,iadelphla district, Obi county. West
Virginia, containing one hundred and slxty.fve
ncr,S aud one hundred aud twen!y.four poles,
bounded rs follows: -@i
Beginning alta post corner to A. II. kiumins:
thence south - west 1874 poles to 4 dogWOOd; )
thence .suu,h 5,.io east 81 poles 10 white oak
thence sou h 27.4o east SS.v poles to Il stone;
thence south SO cast Ii3 poles 10 doewooh :
thence north 9Oo wet 10 poles TO a white oak;
them north 1912 east H.3 poles 10 beech;
thence 10 west NO poles 10 Il white oak stump;
thence south G,o west lll.7 poles 10 white oak ;
thence ssulh 7lo west " poles 10 the place OF be.
glnntrg. r7.,i-l
The titlc To the above property Is believed to
be perfect, hut selling ms tIustce Will convey
only the title vested In mo BY said deed OF
trust. ill, .f5rg. 80. Z
TERMS OF SALE:-0nc third and as much more
as the Purchaser elects to pay In ca.h on :he day
Of sale, the balance In two equal insallmcnts Ut
tho day VI sale TO be given for the deferred pay
menls, the title 10 be retained until payment IL
made In full, or ut the purchasers option he
may secure tho notes for such payments by
deeds OF trust on the property aud receive tile
+ S'T'',''--- i w.J.w. CowDEN, Trustee.
W. II lIALLIR. Auctioneer myS-w
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DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered root that when
combined with other herbA makes an
easy and certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known rs Lanes Family Medi-
cine. 1t will cure sick-headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell it for 50
cents package. davis
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The.leopard never boasts ofitsspo!less


THERE Is no comfort, night or day,
When teeth are suffering from decay,
And oh! the pain that We shall feel,
When bitter hours at last reveal,
That All our woe ca me grim aud gaunt
From our neglect OF SozoDoSr.
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
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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M'unl.


New YoEK, June l7.--Wool firm and In good
demand: domestic fleece 3;a3Sc: pulled 26a3ic;
Tex IS l1u1ic .I#.. 81 -
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Cotton.

New York, June Trooper 1rm; lake June
SIS ~. Lead quiet aud strong: domestic 81 As.
Tin dull and tlrmci; straits 81 IS.
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Petroleum,

New YORK, June 17.-Petroleum opened
weak at S94c for spot and 9ol4c for July option.
lu the first Two hours the market was neglected,
but III tho afternoon IN advance of &c was
made on light buying. The market fell oil again,
however. and closed weak. Stock Exchange:
Opening at s9Ac: highest 90c; lowest S9c; closing
at Sy5Iic. Sales l6i.ON. '
OIL CITY, Pa. June 17.-Petrole,m opened at
91hc; highest 9S1sc: lowest S9J1c; closed at
size; sales l2.0O0 barrels: runs IT. barrels;
shipments l25 SIS barrels; charters 2S.il9 barrels
BRADFORD, Pa, June l7.-Petroleum opened
at 90c; lowest SOC: highest gV11.c; closed at
S94c: cleatanccs $4,000 burrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. June l7.-Pe.roleum dull and
lower; opened at g0Hc; highest 9C51ssc; loves,
S9t<c; closed at Syi3c.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

p,rc roomed house, q North Broadway.
ri" nrnncrty on northeast corner Of Maryland
and lI,ron streets. lot 50xl3., on which there is
II GOOD NIX roomcd cottage, and three roomtd
house SH In rear, with enough vacant ground 1917
onc other house. 1t will paw per cen! ~ y ~.
Your last chance 10 buy a lot on North Front
Eight Koomed dwelling, ll6 South Penn
street very desirable location, $500. ~,
Six Koomed dwelling. win largo 1o.' -
Twcnty.ninth street, for 81 ,l25. 81 =, 49, ~.
liz roomed house Y. Zane street, 900
Bargains In building lots, Y, ", ,t,,,
Garden iarm, Ohio river bottom. above l hiSh
wafer mark. The very best land: COCO impfoSs,S ~
miles from this city. az acres. Price wv
''' A ''A' Z: @. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
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rNoulSE AMI NloShi.hhshuuos
The recent advent OF cheap and plentiful pro
l,lcc aud vegetables has knocked the props from
under the egg market, and butter Is feeling the
effects OF hot weather.
Bmer-couutry choice, saloc; country good
5aSe .,
Eass-Fresh In case. 121sals.zc per dozen: trcsh
III 1--we seess psa s 5uc
mixed live geese. per b., S5a re; chicken, dry
picked, 5aloc; duck. DRY picked. 21a35c.
Honey!-whltc clover, per ib., lSal5c; pure
strained. SAl0c.
all wool. per b.. 3sA114c; mixed, per b., lalhc.
."d9ary- Llye:cnicSens, old. ser dozen 81 Dhl3 %
chickens. spring. per dozen. s. 0laS 60: ducks.
old, per dozeu. s. 70. Geese, per pai.. socasl 20.
Hy pound live-Turkeys., sac. Ducks, &C;
Chickens, hens. per r., sHa9c. chickens. old
Roots and Barks-Ginseig. dry, per b., In
demand, s! 75as3 OO: SaSsairns bark, per ID,
221.a3c kaSsaisas oil, per h., 4oa50c; May apple
root, per H., l%a2c: yellow, root golden seal.
root, per b.. free OF top. S5u.e; West Virginia
snake root. per lb.. 2%aaSic; pink root. per b.,
fine. aDa35c; elm bark, per h., la2e.
Drted Fruits-Apples, choice sliced, pei h.,
4a4Te; apples. Ohio and West virSlnint rs,
PER S Ges h. S chsts
apples, cvnporatcd, per h.. Saloc:
Btdns-Prime new hand picked, medium,
81 Goal 70: prime. new hand picked, navy. 81 Is.
HIool-Fine washed SOa32c, fine unwashed 22oa
&c; medium washed 30a3Ic: medium unwaShed
25a21c: coarse washed 3Oa3.c; coarse unwashcd
25a27c.. s.. Ir
Oaions-Ncw. 81 Is per bnshcl.
P0id,ocs-Good grades, Coo per bushcl; new
potatoes 81 IS u bushel, 81 so II tarrel.'
Tropical Fnis-LemonS. 81 bOal Is per box
Oranges. Mcssina. S. 70 per box; tana
nas 500 to ST per bunch: cocoanuis, 81 OK
per hundred.
Vegetables, cic.-New cabbagcs, 81 IS per large
crate; rhubarb. ?0c per dozen punches: onions
green, 2Oc per dozen punches: radishcs, "0c pr,
dozen punches; lettuce, 81 10 per bushcl: cucum
beers. 45c per dozen; green beans. 81 50 pc,
bushel; green peas. 81 W per bushcl. Straw
berries 5a.CC per OliArt,
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Educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tninc weekly
begin 10th July, 1890. and end l0ih September.
Have proved OF signal usc.-lst, TO students who
design 10 pursue their studies ut this or other
Law School: 2nd to those who propose 10 read
privately: and Sd, TO practitioners who have
not had the advantaec Of systematic instruction
For circular rpply lP. o. University Of Way to
JOHN b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
fF- .s' M 81 H'='.I..- .gu. li myS9.pdW
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"REMEMBER. that the payment Of Prizes 10
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by tho Preai.
lent OF an Institution, whose chartered rights
.re recognized In tho highest Courts; therefore,
,eware Of any limitations or anonymous
chemes." III ''s e. 4 - 9a--
The question now under con deratiOn 10;
shnll tho present charter expire In 1906 by
limitation or shall II be extended nuother
s6 years. fsI ~ rs
ONE DOLLAR is tho price OF tho smallest
,art or fraction Of Ticket Issued by us III any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered Tor leSa
han Dollar Is a swindle ,elS wAw
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A Cure for Constipation and slck.uead.

ClScISSATI. O., June 7.-Cotton quiet: mid.
ding 12c. .....
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Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CHI E APP L A N D S
E.rg IN THE
y: 5-W7-E1ST

4 Along the lines OF the BURLINGTON ROUTE
western Kansas. particularly on lis new extcn.
lions In that territory. there Is still some Gov.
ernmcnt Land awaiting settlement, IS well as
o,hrr cheap land held BY individuals: The lands
County for agricultural and grazing purposes
In tho comparatively new districts are many
improved farms. which can he purchased at 4
very low rate OF that class Of restlcss pioneer set
tiers. who are ready at al lines to more "iar.
ther West" In tho territory embraced by. the
BURLlNGTON's lines west Of the Missouri
River, there arc In the Vicinity OF two hundred
new towns, which offer to manufacturers and
buslness men an excellent opportunity. TO locate
scriptlvc pamphlets and other matter giving
location and tull particulars concerning these
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Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. Csc. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
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Miles Nerve and Liver Pills,

BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on
Weak Stomach. l
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WiNTEn-Agen,s u sell tho Pinless Clothes
nap NV Line; tbs only line eyer inYcniei
success. patent recently i1ued; sold only by
AGENTS. to whom tho exclusive rght Ia gIven: OF,
T'Crlpt OF " cents We viii send sample line by
mall; also circulars. price list and lorna 10
SCENTS. secure your territory at once. Address
The flniess Clothes Limo Co., II llerr on
Street, Worcester. Mass. pl.f' WAN
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VAN HouTEN's CocoA.-"Once tried,
always used" Mwar
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Wanted.

ENERAL AGENTS MAKE FROM
" 5000 10 $500 per year; Canyassets fiom
ITO SO per day selling the Taylor Adjustable
shoe. Every lady Is a possible customer: nor.
nAucHt hi.lheA: exclusive territory assigned.
hddtcH with stamp, Consolidated AdluStjLlo
khnc 20 sAltm, Mass. 1900, jOl6 MWAY
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A MAP OF. TBB UNITED STAIRS,

Alargc, handiome Map OF the United States,
showing North and South Dakota, mounted and
Suitible for office or hume use. and issued by
the BURLINGTON ROUTE. will be furnished
responsible parties on application TO tho under.
signed. 57"77--aags-n 7sf,fbs ., - gr5t
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NOTICE.

Neither the captain nor consignees of the
German bark MARGUERITE. E. surplus,
master. will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew
PATERSON, DOWNING & co,
Conai0naac
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100 Doses One Dollar

or "fsh," at $40 apiece, making $500
capital.
Cool Martin played two deals and then
found himself broke without nickel in his
pocket. He retired in good order to the
buffet and solaced himself with two drinks
of Pepper whisky.
The senator from Dakota, though his $500
worth OF ''blue fish, had gone. called Tor
$500 worth of additional fish" The dealer
handed out the stacks.
Senator Pettigrew played in Indifferent
luck, making one lucky call for $500, and
was paid $4,000. or four for one, i'll fish. p"
This encouraged the wiry and virile west
ern senator, who forthwith became q
'nlungern doubled his money the next
deal and the subsequent turn he "paralleled"
his bets, i. e., let them lay add double, the
limit having been extended from $50 to $500
on a single card.
The end of that deal found the Junior
senator from Oak Ia with jlst enough
money in his pocket TO pay cab fare to
Washington and to order a small bottle OF
wine.
Lets swear off, senator, said Cool
Martin
Done" said Senator Pettigrew. 81 play
no more faro for five years"
Tney played no more that day, and while
the junior senator is not averse to quiet
game of draw he has forsworn the faro
table. because hs lost the price of a small
brick house at Sioux Falls in single hour
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Senator Buffers Sarcasm.
From The Cncinnati enquirer.


WASHINGTON, April l.-Senator Butler
of South Carolina is good hand at prod.
ding people with sharp stick when they
deserve it. He has deep-seated sense of
the humor of the situation, a d delivers
sarcasm with delicacy and geutleness, but
with good effect When the Senate met at
IL o'clock to-day q roll-call developed the
presence of only twenty-nine senator's. A
second roll-call showed only thirty-six
present. still less than quorum. Cockrell
wanted to send the sergeant-at-arnls for alb
senrees, but Plumb thought it would
be better to take recess till IL
o'clock, when the senator's would
naturally come TO attend to business. Butler
here solemnly gave it as his opinion that if
the presence of Mr.. f imunds, the senator
on whose motion II o'clock sessions were
ordered, could be secured, business might be
proceeded with. This sarcasm was highly
appreciated, lnasmuch as the manners OF the
Vermont senator are sometimes those of a
mentor and Instructor of the Senate. In
deed, he frequently becomes dictatoral.
Finally quorum was drummed up. and
Mr.. Ingalls, explained the absence OF him
self and Mr.. Edmuads and other senators on
the ground that there had been long ses-
sion of the judiciary committee. Mr. Butler
then said he Thought he ought to apologize
for being present at IL O'clock, inasmuch as
he had neglected important business to get
there.
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TELEGRAPHY'5 TIT FOR TAT.
The Companies Cut Off the Special
Kate on Quotations.

The Companies Cut Off the Special
Kate on Quotations.
CHICAGO, april following upon the
exclusion of the telegraph companies from
the floor of the board of trade, it is an
nounced to-day that they have Withdrawn
the special rate which the members of the
board have heretofore enjoyed for ccmmer-
cial business, and that such messages in the
future will be charged the same rates as
those accorded the general public.
General Superintendent Parker of the
Postal company said: "We made special
rate in the first place because the handling
of the messages on the fl ,or of the beard
calls for little expense in delivery and col
lection We have been shut off from the
floor and simply return to our regular
rates. 1t is costing us mora to handle mes
sageS now. besides nearly killing our BOYS
running up and down the starwaysn
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YOUTHFUL ELOPERS.
Two School Girls Run Away from
Home ana Marry TWO Boys.

Two School Girls Run Away from
Home ana Marry TWO Boys.
From the Phfiadeiphia Press.
MDDLETowS, N. Y, April IA re
markable batch of opponents took place
the other day from the town OF Homer.
Three school girls, one barely 1G. and the
others several years younger, agreed to
elope with three youths very little older
than themselves.
At an appointed hour in the morning the
three girIs skipped away from their re-
spective homes and walked three miles to
the Cortland station of the Syracuse and
Binghamton railroad, where it was ar
ranged that their lovers were to join them.
Two Of the boys were GU hand. The third
was missing, greatly to the disappointment
and grief of his 14-year-old afianced, who
first mad fit of mysteries and then decided
to go along with the other girls and see
them married. The party went to Bing-
hamton, but while looking round for n
minister they heard that the city police
were on their track, having received in
structions from their friends at home to
arrest and hold them. The runaways got
safely aboard an outgoing train and went
on to Upper Lisle where Rev. &. T. Benri
married Herman Turner and Rose Stevens,
aud Frank johnson and Florence Cole.
When the runaways got back to Homer
the friends of the first named couple sub
mitted to the inevitable and forgave the
escapade. But the mother of Florence Cole
went before a magistrate and swore that
the girl was under ~ years of age, aud had
johnson arrested for abduction The bride
groom was sent TO Jail to stand trial, while
the mother carried eff tie bride.