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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Pittsburgh client sued his attorney
because he lost his case.
The latest is n "blszsr watermelon; -
one with tho stripes on, OF course.
The electric spark has been photo.
graphed by means Of II special camera,
IN which the sensible plate rotated $500
times q minute.
The snake killers OF Mercer county,
Mo-, viii bold a reunion this fall. The
man who tells tho biggest lie gets u dem.
john OF whieky. -.
There arc more American physicians
at the International Medical Congress
at Berlin than physicians Of any other
foreign nation.
A Danish young lady, n first class pas.
senser on u steamer which arrived in
New York on Saturday, refused to travel
to Detroit in n parlor car, preferring to
20 with her compatriots on an emigrant
train. ..-.
The only attendants at the funeral OF
jeremiah Miller, Of North Mountain,
Cumberland county, KY, who attempted
to.ki!l his wife and then killed himself,
were the reporters, who acted rs pastor,
%pallbeare.s aud grave diggesa.
1t is not generally known TINT tho
original No Mans Land lies along the
boundary line between Delaware and
Maryland and has been attachedto Penn.
sylvania for judicial purposes. 1t is Il
triangular strip for which there was no
provision made in the SURVEYS OF Mason
and Dixon. g.o .rr..
A few miles from tho eastern shore Of
Florida, nearly opposite Matausas, a
large spring OF fresh water boils up in
great abundance. So large is this spring
that Lieut.. Maury took his little coast
survey steamer on top Of "the boil' and
it was quickly swept to one side by the
boiling spring.
Philo Penfield, Of Shelby, N. Y, when
he went to the war 4 heardiess boy, sent
his beet girl a picture OF himself, but it
was lost. He recently saw his nam in
4 list OF dead letters accumulated in the
dead letter Office during the war. He
sent for the parcel, aud to the now old
man the young picture brings n flood OF
memories OF other days.
The schooner Mary Anderson has
sailed from San Francisco in the hope OF
finding the $1,000, 600 lost years ago
when the Brother Jonathan went
down with all on board. Nobody knows
where the vessel sunk, but Il skipper OF
the Pacific thinks the good luck which
follows the name OF Mary Anderson
may locate the lost treasure.
During n recent storm at playiord,
Suffolk county, Eng, D poplar tree about
300 yards away from the church was
struck by lightning, and the bark was
completely stripped from top to bottom,
the southern half OF the body being
riyen into match wood. One piece, five
and a half pounds in. weight, was
up 1876 yards away from the tree,
and the debris covered about two acres
Of land. The discharge left the tree at
the foot, following the direction Of a
for about fifteen or twenty feet,
threw up asod about a loot square, and
went to earth.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.
Cain was the first club man.

Cain was the first club man.
Many would.be bettors will be better
Of il they don't bet at all.
"How high are the White noun
.tains?" "They vary. From $ to sl5 a
day."
The glass filled to the brim at night
will fill the hat to the brim in the morn
ing.
Doctor-"Just hold your breath a
minute" Old Sot-"What do you take
me for, a Hercules,"
Visitor-"How long are you in for, my
poor man ?" Prisoner-"Dunno, ma'am."
Visitor-"How can that be?' Prisoner
-"lt's a life SERVICE"
The person who never made a fool OF
himself is one who was eparcd that
trouble by an everything providence. l,
is only they who stand that can fall.
a Portland man advertises that he
will fly from Portland to Cape Elizabeth
with Il contrivance OF his invention. II
he is a good man we hope he'll fly low,
Baron 1iirsch, who is the richest indi.
vidual in Europe, is coming over to visit
us. Ii he is as rich as he is reported to
be, he can afford to buy peaches.
Customcr-"Confonnd it, aren't yor
cutting my hair too short?n Washing
ton Jones continuing to cut)-"That'.
all right, boss. You can't save muffin
Twenty.ii' cents-long Or shot"
Maude-"Did You have n good time q
the beach, ALICE" Alice-Didn't l
| was engaged TO all three Of the youn,
men at the hotel Mt the same time, ant
the other girls were perfectly furious
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child su ferine and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? ii SO,
send at once and get a bottle OF Mrs.
WINsLow's SooTuISa SYRUP FOR Chill
DRES TEErnlNa. Its value is ~incalcula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor l%ittlesufer-
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ess, there Ia no mistake about it. It
cures ~dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inAam.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. MIS-. WISsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CuyLpRES TEETH
lAs ID pleasant TO the taste, and is the
prescription OF one Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, aHd ia for sale by all drug.
S!sts throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle. Mwrtw
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People fail in many ways. In bust
ness, in morality, in religion. in happi-
ness, and in health. A weak heart is
often en- unsupported cause Of failure in
life. II the blood does not circulate
properly in the lungs, there is shortness
OF breath, asthma, ETC.; in the brain, dir
illness, headache, etc. in the stomach,
wind, pain, indigestion, faint spells, etc.
in the liver, torpidity, congestion, etc.
Pain in the left eide, shoulder and stom-
ach is caused by heart strain. For all
these malaiies Mr.. Miles New Cure for
the heart and lungs is the bes. remedy.
Sold, guaranteed and recommended by
the Logan Drug Company. . Treatise
free. .- MwF4w.3
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The Now Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing it is. II you have ever tried it,
you are n OF its Staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given a trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery eve after holds a place
in the house. Ii you have never used it
and should DO afflicted with a cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give
ita fair trial. 1tis guaranteed every
time, OF money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co'sdrug store. 0
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Wool.

More business has been done in the
New York, Boston aud Philadelphia
markets this week than last, and yet the
situation continues 10 favor buyers. The
worsted and knit goods manufacturers
are taking fair quantities OF material, but
the requirements Of the cashmere mills
are relatively small. Everybody admits
that wool is cheap, but there is nothing
in the goods market or the outlook to
encourage converters to stock up. Sales
OF Texas wool have been made this week
at concessions OF Aalc per pound, the
demand being limited. Ohio ileeces are
steady, though dull, and the same is true
Of delaino and combing wool. Pulled
woods are ceiling better. Carpet stock is
unchanged.
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IRON y WOOL,
American "Cornrr' In Scotch riE-Ths
Wool Market.

.......
The London Iron and Coal Trades Re.
rie,v says 1t has treason to believe that
M enterprising group Of spectators in
New York are at present engaged in or.
Ganizing a corner in Scotch pig iron.
This may seem incredible when one re.
members tho small quantity OF this ma.
terial now entering tho American mar.
ket, but II Is probable that the astute
gentlemen who arc engineering this
somewhat risky maneuver see their way
TO extracting some profit from the un.
dertaking. 70 mere outsiders 1t IL diff.
cult TO understand how any eclcine Of
this kind, however Bkillfnlly manipulat.
cd, can possibly bring gain 10 Its pro.
motors, Tor We know only too well that
the demand for Scotch iron by Ameri.
eau founders has been declining for
years past, and will probably disappear
altogether before very long. II rumor is
10 be trusted tho corner will have the
support OF some spectators In Glasgow,
but ga II result Of careful inquiry we are
unable to confirm this statement, and
believe that the project Is conin.
ed exclusively to small
but active group OF dealers in
New York. Ono OF the chief REASONS
for forming the corner Is understood to
be the large and steady decline in the
stocke nt Messrs. Connal's yards, the
shrinkage during tho past seven months
amounting to no less than 2ll,475 tons.
1t would, however, be very unwise for
any 'cornering' party to assume TINT this
movement IL likely 10 20 on indefinitely;
on the contrary, it is as certain as any
thing mundane can DO that the deple-
ton will receive II rude check II no sub
Bt1ntinl improvement should speedily
occur IN the iron trade, and the addi-
ton Of n few thousand tons to the stocks
in the public stores would soon shatter
q combination Of this singularly intang.
ible character. Another inducenent
which is said to have weighed with the
corner men in the promotion OF their
scheme 10 the increased cost OF import
ing Scotch pig, for We are told TINT
steamers, instead OF bringing
over iron freight free Us ballast,
now ask %. Cd, for freight THIS
consideration is doubtless al important
one, but as in the case OF stocks, it is
impossible to calculate with any degree
OF certainty on II permanent improve.
lnent in the freight market, and any
fresh depression in American ireighte
will inlallibly shiver the corner to
Until theGe two conditions are
fulflled-ramely, an assured decline in
and the maintenance Of freight at
their present level-we confess we are
sceplical Of this, to our mind,
very foolish venture. Apart from these
considerations, however, there is another !
quite as important, and it is this-that
any attempt to force up the price OF
Scotch iron in the United States would J.:
prevent these founders-nowa gradually +
declining number-who still c%onlinne {
it's use from buying this class OF iron, !.
and we know perfectly well that there
would be no serious difficulty in provid- +
ing native substitutes for the few Scotch
brands now imported for foundry pur.
poses into that country" :
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Ute Sntelliotufrr.
onicoi Nos. 10 aud ~ F%our1esnth street.
AUGUST.
Tlabl Tux

Table TUX. -
A tender haze begins 10 creep.
Across the Enicndor Of the morn. 81. ID
A lsssenlnc OF daughters leap
Where tho winds Groom amongst tho corn.
90 low. warn.llppcd. those winds glide by,
40 seek fcL,oso from their W glec;
Around, the druwsy trees they sigh,
Then hush them In long tcvrry.
And Fancy yields her unto rest
Within some boSky, cool tetrcnt:
Eyellds hy SlumbGrs kisses pressed, "
Ana slumbct's chain about her icGt.
Wiihgraaaal dHfct droop her wings;
"a Inst, slow ilnttcr. then 40 EtlI!
Vague to her vision grow MI things;
The snn'aecked stream, tho mistrlmmcd hill.
And on her spirit phantom Views
Impress u iHystic Gal8fiHg;
rant t0Scate und pale.blue hucS,
sweet M tho song the SIRENS Blng,
While Morpheus irnm Hellenic lcAs
BrllIs p0ppled nectar for her dream.
AMI Ahell'hil music from the seas
Where Aphrodito's white limbs CLEAN.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Success of tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dny.
Entertaining Lectures.
r..xA,n,J.,.. - m. TrIyIt!,..

Success of tho As-cmbly-Rooognition Day.
Entertaining Lectures.
Correspondence Of The Entegivnacer.
Mt. LAKE PARK, August 9.-Thc As.
semb!y is moving forward with wonder
ful success. proi. J. B. Demott's light
house lecture was very excellent and
entertaining, showing in the course Of
his lecture many interesting illustra.
tions,
Yesterday was recognition day, the
morning was quite rainy, but the in
deiatigable leader moved right onward,
mailing the day a real success.
The Auditorium. was handsomely de-
corated, and at 8 o'clock the proceedings
OF C%hautau9uans and friends Of the
movement forped at Assembly Hall and
marched 10 the Auditorium tothe sound
OF the comets and drums OF the orches-
ira, where a large audience was awaiting
them. Rev. G. Z. Reed delivered a very
excellent address to the graduates, after
which the six diplomas were delivered.
Prof. pemott gave his lecture on
Light" which held the audienle with
deepest interest until nearly 10 o'clock.
The large camp fire was then lighted Just
in front Of the office, where the regular
camp ire services wss had. Then u few
impromptu speeches were made. Then
there was q grand display Of fireworks,
ending the crest recognition day,
Grand Army day is expected to bring
more people here on the - inst. than has
eyer been on tho grounds In one day.
Prot. ]. b. Demott Ia now a very Inter
esting lecturer on "What Are Your Eyes
and Ears For"
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Tho Purest and Best

Articles known to medical science rea
used in preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every ingredient is carefully selected,
personally examined, and only the best
retained. The medicine is prepared un-
der the supervision Of thoroughly COM
petent pharmacists, and every step in
the process OF manufacture is carefully
watched with a view to securing in
Hoods sarsaparilla the best possible
results,
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HTI4ENTTE,
Leare Wheeling, Daily Trip, City rime-6.m
o'W, lo:O9 and las a M. 200, l:Vj, 6:uO y. M
Leave Wheeling Sundays. City Time--sMltp.
lO,N tnd l2:00 \. M: 300. ZOO, Goo n. IN. WI
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Petroleum.

NEW York, August 9.-Petroleum opened
steady: September VIC; options moved IN
to GNEc. but nttcrwasd reac,rl to the opening
aad closed steady: sales 30 eco barrels. STOCK
Exehh',Ee; Opening u 9li,c; highest a2hc;
OIL CITY. Pa, August 9.-pctrolcum opened Mt
93c: highest 93115sc: lowest 922551c: closed lit 9%1c.
Sales 27s,00 barrels: charters 27.lSa barrels;
saiPu'eHs1S3,'5 s barrels; runs 7i,73i barreis.
BRADFORD. PA, August 9.-pClrslcum opened
at 92}@.c: closed n 9.Hc: highest OK ; lowest
E.Hc; %cleaMnccs Cos 90 barrels.
PlrrsnuEGII. Pa, August 9.-letroleum onened
A. GJAc; closed ~ VIC; highest Y315c; lowest
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The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheu.u, 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 % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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hlilcs' Nerve md 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
Tor twenty-five centa. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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CHICAGO, August 9.-The D,ortr's Journc, rc.
poorih; Ca'tle-ieceipis $500 head: shipments
l,ool head: market steady mud low; beeves 81 80
a. 81: steers s. Olaf 10: stockess and feeders a 90
% %; cows, bulls ind mixed 81 20l3 20: Teya,
cst'lc 81 Soa2 GO. EoEs-Receip,s lo,CW head:
ssh 1iIsn nn .p Si@o head; ., market steady aud
a5 Is: light 81 35a2 %; skips g 5Aa3 20. Shoe,
-acceiPts 1902 head; shipments 1000 head:
market dull and low: natives 81 5ua5 20: wpstcrn
s392ai 10: Texans 50 50ai 20, lambs 81 C0a5 s..
EAST Liberty, PA, August 4.-Catle-He.
ccipts l,l5o head; shipments 5S head; market
nothing doing. lioss-Recoipts $500 head;
ess s. 5Ola 4. S~hcep-;Rccelp,s 100 head; ship.
meats ,dOohcad: market steady and unclaurcd.
C~IScISSArI, O., August . Hogs steady: com.
mon and light S! 75aS 50: packing and butchers
% Goa' 20: receipts ?,l63 head; shipments
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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 l'rotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Simply apply "swAYSx's OINTMENT" No In.
teynal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, NIL erup.ions on the face, hands, nosc, &C.,
leaving the skin clear, white aud healthy. ls
BY no other remedy. Ask your arusgis. iol
SWAYSL's OINTMENT. g-.H UhBAW
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Pnon, Pileai Itching PNes.

srxrToas-SfoIs.Tre: intense Itching and
II allowed TO continue tunors form, which often
bleed and ulceraie, becoming very sore.
swAYNE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation. aud IN raosi cAses 70.
the tuners. Atlrusytsls, or BIS mall, for
10 cents. Dr.. Swaync / Son, Philadelphia.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE,
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Children.

Thorough course Of Instruction IN English,
Mathematics. Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing. Painting, Elocution and Calls.
themes. Advantages Of home life and training.
Fall session begins September 3. 1850.
Address, MISS PARRAN.
aug prInr,na,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND,


Three room frame houSe on South Huron
street, pantry aud cellar, lot JVxl20 feet. A bar.
gain Tor a "
No. 90 2atte 81, 10 rooms. lot i8xi28 feet, t6,680.
Five doomed frame house, northeast corner
Maryland aud North York streets.
No. LAT South Broadway, : rOomcd frame.
Blk roOlnCd itRu,e house on North Front street.
No. "a New Jersey street, q r00mcdi frame house.
Tires franc houses southwest corner Zane
aud Broadway ktrrets.
No. Il Maryland street, 7 rooms, lot G0xl3o.
Fine lot OH North Front e., uOxliS feet, q, 1000.
No. i2i south I%r0adwHy, lot gOxiin feet.
Lots on South Penn street. below Fink street.
Lots on South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO
No. 2Sl7 EoN ST, s rooms, stable In rear, S2,6CO
No. on Main street, : looms, brick. Look ut
Il, sj,tGJ.
No. 30TwClIth street, frame, lot G0x,2o feet.
No. l2iG3yfhn street, brick. b rooms.
No. " Eleventh street, brick, 6 rooms.
No. GaS ChAniine st., & ROOMS and 8t0reroom,
Nos. IL! and 1875 Sixteenth street, lot 80xl.0.
Lot oil National road, near Mt. Bellevue.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
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Roal Estate.
FOR SALE

Block Of six houses nu Main street and block
OF nix houses In Alley u, rent for Sl,3!O per
Rnnum can DO bought Tor elu,t00.
No. 1871 Fourteenth street, now franc house,
ground II hNlt lot, k!,Ev.
No, 1906 Chapline street, brick house, ground
half lot 3ixlSo feet, EMO,
No. 1910 Main street, NJ rooms. exclusive OF
store roGtnS. RIs!0enre Property would DO suit.
No; us Market street, store and dwelling,
sC,tt0.
No.. ~ Eighteenth street.
No. li2nnn III Seventeenth street.
No. l0N MGColloch street,
No 1925 Ion s:se.t.
No. $3.50, "1S md $50 Main street, rents for
geo ict eiinnnl, can be bought ist 5000.
Ep. I'D PAIN ltGel ,".,s ZOO
No. 912O Ntli street,. -. ......G..n.... $40
no gt0 MNill .iftel: .,.... '".":".... 1900
No. 81 and 10 Twgnty.SlHth street, double
frame house rents Tor sac per Hnnum,
can DO bought | ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l,BCO
no, .tIt nnu 't.ul WOOD street.. """"u..... 3,NO
NO. 8Gl2 ChaplIno street. ................. i,iOO
10, IN IWollul stree "a"",.".,."mn.... 2,iO0
NO. l?D Met OllNCh ,ttvCt.....,...........,. 2,4GO
no, y Twonty'iOntilI strcct,...".".,.~,. 1900
NO. ~ twenty ''Ouith st COt............,.,.,... LOO
No. 40 National rNAd ,."...,......m.., l,D1
no. NV Main street.. """....,.. .n,........ 800
,,l5G nero farm ~ niilcs southeast Of lenwOod,
West Virginia.
10 acres OF fRud At ShefrIri, NGsshait county,
West virginia. "
100 aero farm, ono mile from Frceport station,
Harrison county, ohio, brlEk house, 7roonS, and
hali, ,l.PtEc orchard. barn 4exG9 feet, other out.
bnilah.gs price 50 O&I
40 acres, 'hIce miles from Freepes: Station,
l~iariSon county. 0hIO, s].tO0.
Manufacturing tito on Warren and wctzel
street, $3.50. JAMES a, HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. u. &. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. / have long experience In
prosecution Of pension claims, Soldiers. their
widows mud minor hcIts will find It TO their
advantage 10 employ an attorney at homo In
preference 10 one IN Washington, D G. iy2S
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Main St, School
FOR BOYS N r L

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY. SEPTEMBER 10. graded course OF In.
,tructiou, bA.cd upon Natural Development,
both OF mind and body. Will continue to be care.
fully pursued. Special advantages offered to
chittten who need careful fndlvfduaI assistance.
Children received between the ages of { and 10
years. All the primary English branches, 10.
course. Drawing and Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention given to the lorna.
lion OF correct habits OF speech and In the tisc OF
the voice. Stammering and other imptdimeu,s
OF speech overcome by instruction hascd upon
natural law. Calisthcnies and Singing cxcr.
eiseE. accompanied by piano. Terms moderate,
For circular, call upon or address,
MISS NAE BELLE HART,
AUG 727 Min Street.
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BuCklen's Arnica Snlve,

REACHES, Flies, Bed Bugs. Ants. Tectles, clear
cd out by Rough on Rats. Zee directions. 10
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
as 1914 Market Strppt.
FOR SALE.

49, A-N
Paying inycStmcnts-the property southwest
corner Broad @ay rad Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing houscs. Rents for about $50 per year. Price
G,UJ.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for Il third house. This
property IN IN hilch Il ~lDEailou that Will increase
very rapti IN value, at,UD.
a htStclGSs double brick houyc. Always has
hrSt'c'aES tenants. rents for 500, 81 and ~ North
Huron street. Price S!.SO.
Blk roorned house. ~ Kentucky street, sl,7on
Seven roumci dwelling, llG South Penn street,
very desirable location, s3,CCU.
Your last chance 10 bug II first. class building
lot on South Penn streets, fiXl9O.
Desirable building lots on North Huron street
and In Gllchrist addition, South Penn and South
Huron street.
c. o. SMITH,
Real Estate AGENT and Broker,
ly2H lG9 Market Street.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.

LEXINGTON, VA.
SD Year. State Military. Scientific and Tech.
nlcnl School. Thorough iourscs In general and
applied Chemistry, and in Engineering. Con.
icrs dcs:ec Of graduate In Academic Course, also
degrees Of Bachelor of Science and Civil En-.
Ginccr In Technical Courses. Al G., pcntes, In.
cludi1g clothing and incidcntals. provided at
rate Of $50 w per month, aS IN average for the
four years, exclusive Of outfit.
GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Superintendent.