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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-03
BElILAlRE.
AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
d.: tho Gtnss City.

1
AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
~ tho Glass City. h..
a crowd OF young people picnlcked At Rode.
| fcrs Grove yesterday.
A Union street bttber has been prosecuted for
shaving man on Sunday.
Three saloon keepers paid the Mayor the usual
fec for Sunday selling this week.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Maggie Elton on Tuesday night, :
Mrs. Shrake. aged 80 years, died on Rose Hill
and was burici at Bethel yesterday.
W. G. Darby. who has been threatened with
fever. was able to walk around yesterday.
MF. Ea. strahl and wife, OF the Lcechbu.g
Adnlnce, are here, tho guests OF Mr.. strahl's
parents. 80 '-lal .a... ~ .,
The Thlrtyseyenth street we'll Is being drilled
deeper 70 get through the sand, Us sand came up
when the pump was operated.
Several OF the Italians working for tho Ohio
Valley railroad contractors, were Frustrated BY
tho heat this week and are sick In their tents
George Curtis, OF the Fourth ward, buried an
infant child Yesterday morning on Rose Hill,
Tho l!!tle one having dle.l OF cholera infsntHm
George VALERA has been elected President OF
the Belmont Glass Company instead OF n. Sheets
who resigned recently to 30 with Pittsburgh
firm.
Joe Vessels. while at work at McClain's stone
NubLiyB NSst u low Hlh NhtCu kkOIen tntS
week; lie had left 1t hanging In his vest. The
thief Is unknown.
The contractors on the Ohio Valley railroad
have hard work TO find men to work on The
grade, and would employ many more II they
would 80 down there.
William A. Maiden and Miss Mary Troll werc
married by Rey Father Fitzgerald III St. Johns
Church Tuesday evening. They go 10 house.
keeping In tho Third ward ut once. III
There will be continuous procession from
here 10 the Island picnic at New Fair Grounds,
Wheeling, on the Fourth Of July. The nights OF
st. George drill and the horse racing are g.cat
drawing cards. sr - =
Arrangements have been perfected by which
the Central Trnilc Association has m assistant
here 10 Mr. Hart, who takes charge oil Bellafre,
bridgeport aud Martins Ferry. George SQu,g.
gtns, oneo! the clerical force Of the Baltimore &
Ohio, Will DO the new Inspector. Messrs Hart
and sQuiggins will have the work tn do ut ali
three Stations. They began work on Tuesday.
John ". Frazier. o. u. G.. H., of Martins Fer
~, installed the following officers OF Dellairc
Lodge NO. 31S |. o. o. f., last night ut Bcllaire
James ". Corbett, N. G.. Fred 4. Schercr, V. G.;
g: II: Dankwerth. Secretary: ". A. l.. Smith,
Warden; Henry iippel, Conductor: Levi REESE.
ger, X. 8. n. g.: JOnn Burrows, l.. 3. n. G.;
Charles siegler, l. G.: Richard Clark. 0. e.; ".
y. Reese, K. s. g.; Max l.. Herzberg. l.. S. e.;
James Z. Moorehouse, Il. S. V. g.; ". ". Lap.
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A little boy. watched the school-house
burning for a long while and then start
ed oil down the street saying: swell,
I'm glad the old things burned down!
I didn't have my 'stornermy lesson no
Lor,N sIs+sts i.-sfN = 49,. a. =
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: 49, 70 39HFu7 7sH!E4u{t, = "
The voyaSer cannot !be provided with safer
remedy and protective medicine than Hostel.
scr's Stomach Bi..ess. Abundant testimony ex.
list to prove that It nulliles hurtlul climatic In.
iluences and the effects OF exposure, that II
rccsncllcs tho stomach TO unsccustomcd food.
and prevents injurious results from impure
water. Mariners, tourists. emigrsntG and miners
have all contributed their quota Of testimony
IN its behalf and It's protective influence has
been most ctfectually demonstrated In regions
and undo! conditions where, II not really elect.
I've, that fact would long siuce have becn ex.
posed. In oclaSs ofdisorden have iu remedial
nud preventive properties been, more con.
splcuoualy shown than in cases Of malaria,
levers. maladics for which It In tho most popular
specific In existence. both here and III The
tropics, where Its reputation Ia scarcely second
TO that which II enjoy on this continent. 1t is
moreover, most agreeable appetizer aad uer'
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You can't praise a man for having,
done great thing without hearing from
the little man at his side who advised
him to do it,"
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BALTIMORE, July 2.-wheat. western stror..
No. winter red spot. July and August 0oa9OL &c :
spot nHaiIss4c' July Al Xalia.c; August 4lsza1sc.
U Ss.i. aud re firm. Hay weak. Eggs steady al
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Pepper on Strawberries Is an Of,
wrinkle OF tho epicures revived Us
modcrn fad. '." TbF'f
Mrs. Grundy-When everything elst
in:life fails some;women decide:to "go OF
the STAGE" WI ,i'' u
Among prudent travellers the "ocear
racers" have ceased to BIO the desirable
steamers. .g Vi .Jd, .as ,igtNplie
A homing pigeon flew from spartans
burg, $. G., to baltimore, 420 milee, Ia
fourteen hours.
AS il tennis itself were not sufficient.
" violent game, tho girls now don a
bright red blouse to play the game.
The Earl Of Warwick has caused the
arrest OF Il young tourist who scrubbed
his name and that Of compan.
ion on Warwick castle. I'M,
a cat at Tombstone, Arizona, Is rear.
ing three young wildcat kittens that
were captured IN the woods BY her mas.
ter. She takes the best OF caro- of them,
A new method OF finding the best
boarding place: Go into u good meat
shop and ask the butcher to tell you Of
the boarding houses where he sells the
best meat. .7g, ~
segould A. DUAL, Norwegian, died
recently in Eau Claire, Wis, leaving
81 ,000, 900 for the establishment OF a
hospital at Madison for perssns crippled
and aeformed from birth. M ,lr4'ttfI
Culberson, of Texas, is denominated
the silent man OF Congress. He never
says word on the floor OF the House,
and but for the roll.calls there would be
no record Of his presence.
Within ten miles OF Knoxville, Tenn,
thirty marble quarries are in operation.
There are several large marble mills in
Knoxville, one OF them being the largest
marble mill in the world. i 49, -
One Of the most successful pension
agents OF Washington ia Alexander Ken.
nedy, a soldier Of the Mexican war. He
is said to have made 100000 within two
months after the passage OF the original
pension bill. tg ;, "A l%fFi = q
The Sequatchee Valley coal and iron
company, owning %, 600 acres Of mineral
and timber land in the Sequatchee val
ley, adjoining Jasper, Tenn, propose to
immediately expend large sum in
developing the property. ng
After two Brooklyn pugilists had
fought five rounds the other might, and
were both "badly used up" the mother
OF one Of them so it is stately appeared
on the scene, knocked down a few OF
tho spectators with club and scattered
the Others" 0.on V N,
Two girls Of the same age and nearly
the same name were placed in a French
institution for the care Of friendless
children ten years ago. Some time ago
one OF them was taken out by her sup.
posed mother, given a handsome dowry
and married. The other girl now comes
forward with offers of proof that she is
the real daughter, and she claims the
dowry, if not the husband, OF her SUBJ
stitute. .a.. .g,. ,i-.i .,..,.rs..
Marlette, Mich, has been visited by a
very peculiar person. He goes about
the country warning people to make
ready for the second coming of Christ.
Wherever he goes he terms himself
John the Baptist, and will respond to no
other name. He presents a very pecu-
liar and striking appearance, with his
long grey locks hanging down upon his
shoulder, and high old.fashioned Eng.
llsh cockade hat adjoining his head. l'
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ale Sntrllie,t,ulItt,ctr,.
office Nos. 80 and VI Fourtosasa Street,
A COUNTRY lDYL.


Aithodis, Herald, ,i>! wa .di Nh,
"liave you dug your gtnssT' asked the city chap
OF the staring farmer man,
For he thought he would not crush tho Awaiu
Beneath the social bau. .-ttN,.. 100
"liow was your ct0p when you dug your grass
Did the wcavilS hut your pcaSS E.r.H 20
Aud did tho Canker worm detttoy ID .IuIsr q
Your young cucumber trees?
~ love. good sir, tho county air, 1rNsiu M
From the town inin would NeS u, d..
And lose myself In rural dreams tx
Meath the potato tree. d. ''irt wv
would pluck the iurnip from It's vine, at
Tht0' tho pnrsuI y meadow p,,sh, II' 49,, r.
Aud rctt beneath inc grateful klale .
OF the bending ca0Oagc bush. '! 'N
20, ia!n would 10 Ample swain .ti,,.,J'.
And drive my yoke OF COWS, .I
And iest al noon beneath the shade N"' W..
~ the rutAbagA bOughs. flgE f. la FI.s Is.
o. ID hunt the woods Tor tho cOcoauut hush /
The whole OF the ltyClongd day,
OF start ut morn with tho rustic hoo r.h
To dig tic hills for hay. ~ 11'.lNn III
And II at tho MONDAY grew faint
with my labors' ktraln and rush dlI
! would mix The milk weed 3 luscious milk .s,y
/. With the mushrooms luscious munh; 3d..
! would pluck tho pineapple from tho plne-
:, hut why has yonr color ilcd3' i4.i ~ -l--.
but the farmer fell with n hiCkeplpy thud-.. ~
The farmer man was deadl nd.
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NeO York Litter to Philadelphia res. W.
BY a rather singular coincidence, as
the son Of President Garfield departed
from banking institution this morning
the son Of another President entered 1t.
Neither Of the young man knew the
other by sight and neither Of them was
aware that they were near enough 10 ex.
change greetings had they been acquain.
ted: The other son Of a President was
U. s. Grant, who Is leading a very quiet
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and retired liie in this city. He Is
almost diilident and shy In his dealings
with men, but he grows very greatly to
resemble his father. Another ex.Pfesi.
dents son lives in New York, although
he spends much OF bis time In Europe:
This Is young AllanArthur, whose tasies
are social and whose requirements are
those Of refined and cultured man OF
tho world, rather than in the direction
Of political tastes such as distinguished
his father. E.Eat IWegM5 ti'Y .0-Iftf iN
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A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousuess and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir. ., ..,....
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir. q. .1r
DR.. Aiozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any OF the above named dis
eases, all Of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow
els.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
Soc and 81 90 per bottle, at druggists,
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It is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss Of appetite, indigestion, sick head.
ache, and similar troubles. This medi-
cine gently tones the stomach, assists di.
gestion, and makes one real hungry"
Persons in delicate health, after taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla few days, ind
themselves longing for and eating the
plainest food with unexpected relish. 7
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.
A cash entry-dropping a nickel in the

A cash entry-dropping nickel in the
slot. "a
How sad it makes a man feel to OBJ
serve S. straw hat on a 7-cent head.
Unless a man has character that
won't show dirt he had better keep out
OF politics. na7H &'h
A boyish old man is amusing, but a
girlish matron would make a wooden
image tired. .ll''''" 's l.'0 -
Shelves, dear, 1'm afraid cook wants
judgment" He Judgment! She
wants. executionw t-
Tho trouble with recommending man
ls that you are apt to be held RESPONSE
Bile the rest Of your life for his failure. o
Olds-"Who'i been at my Madeira p"
Bridget-"Musha! But OF fought thot
wor lamp an Oh fulled it wild karryo-
sane this marnin'." "a n 9'E:5ia f,,,r.
You can't praise man for having
done great thing without hearing from
the little man at his side who advised
him to do it."
Spontaneous combustion is sometimes
caused by an accumulation Of oiled rags
aud sometimes by collection Of insur-
ance policies. .---z.. -
Emin, to his guide-!"Do you know
where VIC are?" Guide, positively-"No,
boss" Emin, with tears ofjoy-"Thank
heaven, lost again J" ,.'...,...i
"Ihat's nice adj" "What ~ "This
museum advertiser: I'VE haye, secured
the Wandering Jew. He will wander
daily from 10 q. m. 'until'1O p. M"
Minister-"I would not consult Elder
Close on the subject. He never gives as.
sent to anything" Deacon-"No, I've
noticed that when the collection plate is
passed around" 49, I
Census Enumerator-."Haye you any
children ?" Old Plainsman-".Yes , two.h
Census Enumerator-"Sons or daugh-
ters?" Old Plainsman-'Neither, con.
found EN-! They're both dudes"
A little boy. watched the school.house
burning for a long while and then start.
ed oil down the street saying: swell,
I'm glad the old things burned down
how" . Nv. -! -; e; 4. -, t5r,.,
W. Childers Kydd Cooking for board,
-"Oh, l forgot to mention that two O
my party Of four, are small children.
hope that will make no difference" Mrs
Hashton (sweetly l-"Oh, not at all!
shall charge Just the same as if the,
were grown up. t17a.s5,r ,,i.,s,;t IA
Little Johnny-"Yes, pa, at sunda!
school to-day the teacher told us tina
the streets Of heaven are paved will
gold. and that the walls OF the city ar,
OF precious Stones" Pa TO himself
I-"Anothcr one of those real estati
speculation schemes, probably Blu
they don't catch me again-uot thi
year." 81 I. }yst n 81; "a, ~ "a III: (
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features Of tho Money aud Stock

| I uAhtHebs +.
Nxw Yoax. July 2.-Money on cali close. rang.
log from 1 to s per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a7pcr cent. Sterling exchange quiet aud
steady tAs4A SIX. Sales Of stocks to-day were
t7.g1l shares. ff3F7i No. Z m ti'7'' -
Tho trading was entirely professional In lis
character. Some animation was displayed al
iimes ~ LackAwanna, Heading. Lead. New EnH.
,anu' Louisville Eashyllle and Hooking Val,
ICY. There was nothing Of Acha'acter 10 hAyp
any influence either upon the amount OF bust.
meas lone or tho co!itse Of. nrlces. The market
closed dtill at inslRnifcant changes. 'rHF'5 go
RAILROAD bonds more animated; sales sS51. 900,
Government aud htato bonds dull aud steady,
BONDS AND STOCK ouorA1IoNs-cl0IED BID. M
T. tsres..........l Ohio 4 Mississippi. 2.t
y q. g coupops..t2fLf DO preferrcd....,. IS
~ O. ~ fcg...:... 100 Oregon lnpr'vem't ~
y. y. W conpon.-.lG Oregon Nav.....-....lOll.
Ihclhc " Of 9o."..ll3 Oregon TrAns..,,,.... IJE
Adams Exprcss.."tt9 iraclfc Matt ...,.,..,. IL
american Eipress.lt rituburgh...:...
canada canada paciae."- ~ Pullman lslacc....!2l7
Central iScidcu". Sc soc ci fssnd ~ "
chesapeake a \ Ohio y sLL. 4 Ban Franz. 81
% second prefl. i DO pIeieiisd,,..".."lisI
Gat. buf. & Quincy .tt6h f5t. Paul & Omaha. s!k
Dcl. q Hudson .,.....lG0Ll do preferred, 0lE
Dcl.. Lack 4 WOst-lA Tenn. Coal 4 Iron! 10
Es!, w AK Union issias..:".'. ~
Illlnoii CENTRAL. ii6H ". st. {. i P.......
Kansas 4 Te1as...... 10y do prcierred....... ~
ioaisvils L Nash. esri TSO ea,..ni
Memphis 4 Chax.... CO AM. Cotton OIL. ~
Michigan Central, TxIColorsdo Coal. N,J
Missouri Pacitic,,,, 18tt.lfron gifyer. .. ofsir%
Nashville d CHAT, los 'iQuicksilycr ,,.'..,
do preiurrcd.' a.
Nortiiern pscsgc a a. 81 s s1chn; e. = d,
d pIsis.:sd.. % $sehison: . @.s1.
...lll s.|Chicago Gaa.,.,,,,, 81
!, DO preferred. Lead TruAt.,....,. So7S
New York CentratlUs sugar ..,.., Ty
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Census Enumerator-..''Haye you any
children p Old plainsman-'s.Ye s, two"
Census Enumerator-"Sons or daugh-
ters? Old Plainsman-"Neither, con-
found EN-! THEY'RE both dudes."
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Nervous ills. I .s.,ss ..5 2


The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures plies, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go, s,;liF
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90 per bottle, at druggists,


After ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion with great nervous prostra-
ton, biliousLess, disordered Kidneys
and constipation, l have been cured by
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now
q well man. Rev. G. G. DAVIS,
70" Ed. NJ. E. Church South,
THIS No. 2S Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga.
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Piles , pilesl itching Piles. !

Sr1P7oAs-Aoisturc: Intense itching and
s9utnHlng; most at night; worse by scratching.
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
ssWAYSES OINTMENT stops the isehing and bleed,
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves me Juniors. 'Atdrugytsts, or by mail, for
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Commissioners Sale. Z
GALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
Mary E. Lnnc, CT al, }

Mary Motley ss; :. al. In chA merry r
ny virtue Of Il decree In the above entitled cause.
made BY The CircnIt Court OF Ohio county, on
the 18th day OF Juac, 1890, We shall. as com.
missi0uers appointed thereby, proceed 10 sell at
public auction. At the north front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county On ~ 3.iFEj
WEDNESDAY. THE 10th DAY OF July, 1897,
tho following parcels OF real estate, situate In
the city Of Wheeling, and OF which John Morrcy
died seized:
Thciwcst half OF lot No. q, In W. ". Shrivcr's
addition 10 said city OIL Fifteenth street: OH this
half 10, Is CT ectcd large two story brick dwell.
Ing; rart OF the fractional lot No. in square No.
4 III Churchill addition No. . 10 said city; said
part having front of 80 feet. more or less. on
the west side Of McColloch street and Is feet,
more or less, on the east side Of alley -: on
this part oEsHld lot nrc two frsmc dwellings; and
also LOT No. In Thomas Omen's addition to the
town Of Lnirangc, now part OF said city.
Terms OF SALE:-One third, and as much
moro as the purchaser may elect, In CASH, and
the residue IN TWO equal payments IN II and n
months from the day Of sale. the credit INSTALL
ment, 10 tear interest from the day OF sale, The
commissioners taking from the purchaser notes
with gooi personal security for the deferred
payments aiid the title 70 be retained until the
''' To RILEY.
a. J. CLARKE.
~
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Sick ucatlnche.

LOSSES Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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GLOW TO Curc All aim Diseases. -

Simply apply "swAyNE's oINrxKNr." No In.
ietnal medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
Itch; all eruptons on tho face, hands, nose, DC.
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
6y no other remedy Ask your druggist for
6wAYHE'g OINTMENT, 81 ii it,,,g L 4 = TThs4w
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CHICAGO. July o.-Cat.le- Receipts IS goo head.
shipments $500 head; market steady; beeves
4eaa g.; steers s. aeat 80: stockcrs aud feed.
Texans 81 4faalt. Hogs Receipts 1900 head
sh!pmsnus,o go head: market strong and Sc high.
50 6oa3 80: skips 81 Ota3 S.. sheep.Recein I
1890 head; shipments 1900 head; na.ivcs s. 5;a
~; western 81 90ai %; Texans 81 v0ai 20;
KAsr LiBIRTY,i "a, July 2-Cattle-ReceIpts
1854 head: shipments I,45i head; market dull:
prime 81 i0ai 60: fair to good 81 oda4 Is: com.
mon ~ 5oaS 70: bulls. cows and stays s. 5oas 50.
market very SLOW: selected S. S0a3 %; common
= beat workers. s. 75s3 s.: pigs 81 60a3 IS
sheep.Reee!pu - head; market very dull;
mon q 6oaa %; ycarIings s. Sous IS: spring
CINCINNATI. O., July 2.-Hogs lower: com.
m mon aud light $. 75a3 Is; packing md butchers
head. - A''>'
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Medical.
Health isWealth

DR.. Z. c. WEsr'a NERVE AND BRAIN TIxAr.
kENr, guaranteed specific for Nysteria, Dizzl.
moss, Convuls!ons, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused by The
usc Of alcohol OR tobacco, WRkefulnc6s, Meutal
Depression, Soitening Of the Brain resulting IN
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barsenness Loss Of
Power 10 either sex, Involuntary Losses and
brain. self.abuse or over.indulgonce. Each box
contains one months treatment. 81 % a box,
or SIX boxes Tor S. %, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of price. WEGUARAETEE six BOXES
TO cure any case. With each order received by
US for six boxes, accompanied with IS 70, We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund the money Il the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by Nc.
LAIN BROTHERS. Druggists, Solo Agents. Nc
Wheeling, ". Va. --I- .UHl ke25 Trhsaw
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biefnla-

NEW YORK: July ?.--pig iron quiet. Copper
S!e,S,uy: IKE So % Lead nominal at 81 70. Tin
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Charity may cover multitude Of
sins; but women at charity ball really
need some other covering.
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,EM Central Standard Time.
YlggnnSylvdnid lines.
From BrldUepor+ Stn+io,

tzA3 from Bridgeport Station,
Trains via tho Cleveland d Pi.tsbutrh Raft.
road leave Bridgeport for PitGburgh, Chicaeo
.id cley e! ch, 40 NJ For Pittsburgh 1922
+ soE p,, tG5 Gh'e eaS ana Geyeland lido n
Steubenvllle, 6:83 q. m. 49, - e: %
Trains srrive At Bridgeport at 1853 a. M. ION
4. n; l2:lo .. H., 4:H .. NJ, and 1852 D, m.
On saturdays only-for East Liverpool, 6:1&
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m. : ;
Trains via tho PittsburRh, Clpcinnn,, H. o,
Louis Raiiwey--Pan' Handle Route ieaycW heeI.
Ing Tor steubenville, Pittsburgh and the Esst
go = M, 1885 r: m. 800 p. M, aud $40 n. 1n
FOR , Goi niaa BUS Cincinnati indianapolis and 81
anu Chicago 1926 p. m. Trains arrive nj Whcei'
ing a. ~ 4. NJ. 1000 a. NJ. 2:45 p. m. and SIN
p: m ~, Trims leaving at $40 a. m. and arrIyino
g ~ ?. N. run solid between Wheeling ana
r,ssonrRh:- Az trainS daily except Sunday,