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THREE VIEWS OF IT.

The Society Indy, the Editor md tho City
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. 7f-.iis
The editor and proprietor OF the Daily
Bu--Sa,u sat in his sanctun.
To him entered Mre. Montague Mon
taicne, charming, middle.ased, pretty,
wealthy and churchy.
She explained that she felt sure the
editor would be interested in her mis-
sion, as. his wife was also a member Of
St. Jeremy's Church-and it was too bad
she CHANGED at this timo to be out Of
town.
The editor assured Mrs. Montaigne
that il he could be Of service he would
be delighted. St. Jeremy's was dear to
his heart, and as for Mrs. Montaigne-
well, words failed him. In what direc.
ton could he be OF service?
Well, the ladies had decided 10 hold
fancy bazaar and give O dinner, and she
had jotted down few notes which she
hoped would be used. ~
The editorial, news and advertising
columns OF the Baessa,e were placed at
Mrs. Montaigne's service and she de.
parted with sweet smile and graceful
fluctuations.
The editor was iustthen called out OF
town and had only time to give the
memoranda to an experienced reporter
with orders to give it good send o G.n
Here is the notice as Mrs. Montaigne
saw it in her minds eye:
THE ladies OF St. Jeremy's church are
constantly active in the paths ofcharity.
No church in the city contains in its
congregation 30 many brilliant society
women who are willing from time to
time to lay aside their ball room robes
and don the mantle Of true charity.
sour people have for some weeks
been on tip toe Of anxious waiting,
wondering what St. Jeremy's would do
next. 80. "a 70. SLY
"We are glad that we can in to.day's
issue crafty this yearniug. In a word
st. Jeremy's will give a fancy bazaar
and grand dinner on Friday and Sa,ur.
day nights Of next week.
THE mere announcement is in itsell
an Induction Of the importance OF the
coming event. There will be booths Of
dtl AutAono Al NhASo ptAai AlluS aEtlCleH VI
fancy work made by the pretty fingers OF
the wives, daughters and sisters Of St.
Jeremy's will be sold. 1t is understood
that the French booth will be in charge
OF the beautiful Mrs. Montague, the
vile Of the well.known millionaire, who
is noteworthy Tor her taste and skill as
a needlewoman. The dinner will be
served from G to 9, and the loveliest and
best known society girls will wait upon
the tables, which will literally groan be-
meath one Of the choicest ieasis ever Of
fered to the people Of this city. Tickets
can be had Of any Of the members Of the
committee, whose names will be giver
in to:morIov's issue, or from the place!
which will be designated ct lateT dste
we hope the public will not Overlook
this opportunity to assist our society
bellies in their good work." 70
This is the way the editor expected
the notice to read: An.
! There is to be a fancy bazaar and
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sualce i u my good and III untcckoucd
Ana both forgiven through Thy bounding
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ALL PARIS RAVES OVER HER.

The Tall, Thin blonde, Yvottso Gu,ibert,
who Is the Talk Of the Douleynrds.
Exchange o5.l
l entered the Concert Parsien and
found 1t full Of smoke and elegance. In
the boxes were many beautiful women,
accompanied by men OF notable wit and
apparent wealth. ! awaited the sepsa.
ton Of art with confidence, for | knew
Yvettee to be an artist, Had not seen
her only a few months ago on the
heights of Monmatre. when she made
her frat appearance at the Divan Japo.
nais and at the Moulin Rouge, and cap.
tivated the admiration OF a group OF
poets aud artists? Had I not felt that
this woman was destined TO fame, and
that Paris would soon conBecrafe her q
favorite, an idol, an artist OF exquisite
modernity, lyric Rejane? And, be.
hold, there she was on the stage, tall,
slender, lilial blonde. andimperturbatle,
clad in a robe Of pale green Of the sha,e
dear to Botticelli, long and gracile like
the figure OF Watteau, long like the jap.
anese women in the paintings OF Outa-
marc.
What does she sing? Absurditiea, enor.
mites, cruelty ironical narratives OF
modern human weakness, "L'dotel iu
Numero s." ''La Complaints DIES Quar-.
tire Etudiants,' a dozen songs OF unior-
seen, dry humor that is striking, thanks
to the artists :ery personal rendering
and deliCately artistic diction. Com.
pared with that OF Yvette Guilbert the
diction Of Judic and Celine Chaumont
is gross, as portrait by Rubens Is gross
in comparison with portrait by Piero
della Francesca. #l
In line, attitude and sobriety 'of ees.
ture fvette Guiibert constantly sup.
gested the figures OF the I,alial Print.
tives, and therein she is peculiarly mod.
ern and fin de steele. In Yvette Gull.
berts features there is something delicate
and misunderstanding OF melan-
choIy and disillusion, but at the same
time an intermittent vivacity and an un-
DERIVING tinesse; in the lines Of the body
an excessive lengthiness; a smailuess OF
waist that amplties by contrastthe forms
Of the bust and hips; an intensity OF
N's. AASt oo " SPSaht " ulCu dCCSQludteS
and even exagserates, all that is signf-
cant Of ieminity and with all this sup
plenesa and slow grace OF movement in
the body, perfect tranquility aud self
possession, quintessentalizing of
the means Of expression which
enable the artist 10 attain the maximum
OF effect with the minimum OF exterior
movement, to remain almost motionless
and without gestures, and 10 obtain
everything with the voice and the mo.
bility Of her physiognouy. In short,
1vette's art is the exact contrary of the
acrobatic action and brutal, otonous
diction Of Paulus and his imita.ors. It
is classical as the acting Of Mile. Bartet,
and modern as dialogue by "Gyp."
I passed delightful half hour listen.
ing TO the new star and returned once
more TO the asphalt in time to see the
people come out of the boulevard thea
tres, and to contemplate some Of the &C.
centricities OF the new fashions. Truly
the winter fashions this year are most
ungraceful, extravagant, ridiculous.
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
What tho Greatest OF oil Modern soientisls
Has to Say Upon tho niost Important OF
All SAhIanls ~ ------ mn I WV W ----

ave- T" ohy SFoh wv nAoht AhhpoE'hut VI
All SabJects. ttll
Professor Koch, tho great German physician
who discovered tho microbes which cause chol'
era, claims to have discovereda way Of curing
consumption, by vaccination. As more than
hall Of NIL tho deaths which occur every year arc
caused BY consumption, II Dr.. Koch's claim Is
true, It Is the greatest discovery Of tho nine.
tenth century. Bat there seems 10 be some
doubt rs to whether It car be made practical
ia all cases, while In every case 1t 10 certain 10
be very expensive cure aud one that can only
be INDUCED In by the very weAlthiest.
In the coursc Of his remarks upon the subject,
however, Professor Koch makes most wonder.
fnl statement, which Is 40 follows. "Alcohol Is
io0d In Con'umptlon." He docs not say that
tanning the life. building up the strength, and
restoring the health. This Il most important
statement and proves beyond question the great
value Of alcohol III tho treatment OF disease, Il
should he remembered however, that alcohol Is
never taken In It's natural form aud that whi,.
kcy Is tho finest manner In which alcohol IL
ever combined. Even then, II m ust DO pure be-.
yond question, or It Injuries instead OF aids. Il
Is tho possession OF this quality OF t,tIty and
Us medicinal power, which has made DuIy's
Pufc Malt Whlskey so immeasurably SUPERIOR
10 any other known whi.key In the world. II
mas saved the lives OF many men and women
tlon, and II Will check tho ilfst stages OF con.
sumption OF. prevent pneumonia In every case.
I, reat care should be exercised TO secure only
Tho genuine and no dealer, however Uni.
scflipul0nS, should be allowed TO substitute In.
lerlUr Anu perhaps Injurious whiskey, .rs
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You have Consumption
We do not say this to frishten you,
but it is true. These are the sure synp-
toms Of this terrible disease. There is ono
thing which will check it aud that's
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THE KnEDlyA VI LGYpT.
Her Interview With Miss Kate lIarsdep,
tho Lspsr Missionary. W.

Exchange. H.
Miss Kate Marsden, the missionary to
the lepers, who is now travelling extern.
sively to collect information about the
stricken people to whose service che has
consecrated her life, was invited, during
her brief stay in Alexandria, to be pre-.
scented to the khediva. Her Hiphness.
the Princess Emineh. Hanen, the
khediya, is the daughter Of the late
Prince El-Hamy-pssha, and the mother
Of two fine boys and two pretty girls.
She 1t fue.looking woman Of about
80 years, with bright brown ewes ex.
presslvo enough to interpret the
thoughts she could not nut in
words to her English visitor. She has
an imposing figure, which was on the
occasion OF presentation draped to ad.
vantage in well.made black gown.
The palace OF the khedive is a peculiar
structure, painted entirely whito, sur
rounded by court prettily decorated
with green creepers, and paved with a
peculiar mosaic made OF stones in two
coiors all turned on their sides. The
maids in attendance in the inner hall
were all simply dressed alike in plain
black and white dresses. Not a man
was seen about the palace, whose fur.
nishing is extremely plain and simple,
the only pretty room being the central
one, in which were lovely mirrors and
candelabra aud beautifully inlaid and
polished floors. ~
. The royal lady graciously welcomed
the plainly. dressed woman who came
before her in costume unlike ANYTHING
ever seen in the presence chamber be.
fore, for Miss Marsden, to quote her own
worde, was limited to choice, between
three severely plain uniforms, one Of
which was crushed, the second yery
creased, and tie third on my back, lis
freshness all gone, likewise some OF ina
buttons. Besides, they were all so
warm, being intended for rough travel
ipg in Russia, and by no means suitable
for royal receptions or for the hot
climate. My bonnet had already done
good service in London for six months,
and, its original color being black, it was
then q rusty brown. Gloves, fortun-
ately, ! had, but my only pair of boots
were thick travelling ones, made for ST.
IBERIA, Fancy my dumping into the
presence Of Eer Highness with such
boois."
But the meeting was pleasant. Tea
was served in the exquisite little cups
with no handles, and the plain woman
in the trayel.worn gown and heavy
boots was made to forget, by the cour-
tesy Of the royal hostess, that she was
not in full court dress,
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"0tIvE Blossom" is not patent med.
icine and should not be so considered.
It is the discovery OF the celebrated DR..
France, President Of The France Medi-
cal Institute Co. of Columbus, 0. 1t is his
private prescription, and has been sue
cessfuiIy used by him for years in his
large practice.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. R. Goetzc,
WV. Irwin, ". E. Williams, G. Schnepf,
G. Menkemeller, W. C. Armbright, ".
q. Williams and NJ. w. Heinrich; J. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry =;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; G. M. Wy
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood,
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For Pittsburgh, 5:45 and TO a. M, daily, lao
p. NJ, daily, except Sunday. - 49, =
For Pittsburgh and the Cast, $40 p. M, daily,
except Sunday. IL - = = y -
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HRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue o; decd OF trust made by Henry c
p. Tlemaun aud Annie 81. T.cmann, his wife, &c
me as t'ustcc. bearing date on the trSt tlai Of
December, 1855, and recorded IN the office OF the
CLERK ol the County Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No. 2!
page bTo, Will proceed 10 stll at public auction
y! the font door ol the Coutt House Tor said
Ohio county, IN tho City Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1880,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, all the right.
title aud Interest OF the said Henri
G.. ?. Tiemhnn, and NJ. Tiemann, hi
wife, OF either OF them, legal or equitable, IN
the following described real estate, that Is to
say: Ftur acres and twenty pGrChes Formerly
4 part Of the farm at one time owned by Adam
Fltchner and afterwards BY samuel J. Boyd In
Ohio County, on the National road, about two
and n ball miles east OF tho city OF Wheeling:
beginning al stake on the east side OF the said
road, and the. southwest corner OF tract OF
land on the 10Th day OF July, 1877, conveyed by
Adam FltChner ami wife 10 jacob NJ Warden:
thence north 9G.4S west 1917 poles: thence north
Gg IL east 4la poles; thence south q east Ii. ~
poles to the line OF the land Conveyed as aiore.
said 70 said Warden; thence sJut 6i5! west
a04 poles with the line Of the land conveyed az
Aforesaid 10 said Warden TO the begin.
ming, together with the right OF way
nlouB lane twelve feet wide running with
II parcel Of lauG near the land conveyed BY said
deed OF trtst) on the GUth day Of July. 1857, con.
veycd by Adam FitChncr and wife to Edward ii.
Norton, also the right TO tho use OF the lnrgp
spring III another aud contiguous purt Of said
farm, with the further right TO Iay water pipes
from said spring 10 any Of the lana conveyed by
said deed OF trust. But all subject to the con
Current and juint interest OF certain Other per.
sons, specified In said deed from said Fitchner
and wife TO said Edward NJ. Norton; the said
property above conveyed being the same which
was conveyed to the said John Henry Tielnann
by George W. Robinson and wife, BY deed dated
January q, lSG9. aud OF record In the land rec.
otds OF Ohio county, in Decd book No. IS, page
49,. = - : "
:, TElAso SALE-0ne-thitd, or as much more as
the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the
day Of talet and The balance 81 two equal Install
Ments, payable respectively IN six and twelve
months from the day OF sale, with interest," the
purchaser TO give his notes for tho deferred In.
htallments with good security, and the legal
title to be retained further security until the
said u0ies and interest are paid. E.-
nolS -,-. w. +. HUBBARD. Trustee.
=
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A Real l,ul.a,n IL 1kemp,v Bal.n n,

The dictionary says, "a balsam is a
thick, pure, aromatic substance flowing
from trees" kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough
that is real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsams, but such are not. Look
through a bottle OF Kemp's Balsam and
notice what g pure, thick preparation it
is. II you cough use Kcmp's Balaam.
At at druggists. Large bottles SOC.
and 81. tLsE-. - 50 DGW.1
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Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruplions, apd posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. n
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money md Stool
HsH. tHr" '.. Isl NfarLata ..". ..H

TIC Features OF tho Money and Stock
n. Markets. .0.I.
New YORK, Dec. s.-Money on call tight, rang
Ing from to % per cent, last loan Q per cent
closed offered at 0 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 7,9aio per cent. Sterling exchange active
and weak ut 81 7sai 80. Sales ias,SGs shares,
The stock market to-day was again Rctlvc aud
Irregular, but on the whole weak, and while the
movements show no uniformity, the majority Of
tho final changes arc Losses. The market, how.
ever. was decidedly strong at both ends Of tho
DAY, and the. temper was such rs to show that
wan any real Involvement TO buy, coupled with
reasonable CO that tho money to carry
them Will DO forthcoming. that there would be
stotks. sci 80. "f1Tl1 RI ~ - IL -,
The offer Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury to
take $500. 90 Of the four per cents was most
influential factor ~ the situation this morning
The hint that tho 81 10000 OF fractional cur.
rency might be made available, also had a do.
cidedly good effect. london prices wcie higher,
ifoh that OF Saturday afternoon, and there was
u rush 10 cover shorts IN the carly Dealings
Which snni prices up to TX per cent with Rock
Island, Missouri Pacific aud tho Gmngers lead
STATION, however, was In no immediate avail
ahd money on call became very dear, finally
renchtng u premium Of u per cont per day for
use In addition To the legal interest At the
prices also There appeared n disposition TO liqli.
date long accounts and tho bears immcd lately
became aggressive and hammered the list al
along the line.. The losses from the highest
Pacific. 5-irl7 : I1Tfl - iii
Tho downward movement was accelerated by
INC announcement OF the failure Of large hat
house up town, while tho old runiors about u
cabinet officer being in financial siraIis wcIc re.
hashtd aud mado to do duty again. The fear OF
the continued ANNOY nccment OF failures III the
mercaintile community has become Que Of tho
greh restraining iOtcCs III the stock market. aud
every fresh one serves for the time to dcprcss
sloeks In general f'f4E 80
Tho tiIhtness Ia the money market passed
away toward delivery hour, aud It became |
known that .0C0uoo in gold had been ordered |
from London, which set tho shorts to covering,
and prices moved up rapidly In some stocks III |
the tlnal dealings The market was active and !
ssrong At the close; the most stocks being left |
below Saturdays figures. The advances OF note |
comptise Union Pacific ls|, Rock Island. North. |
en- Pacific preferred X. Wheeling ( Like
Erie Is down 20, Jersey central ~, Missouri
cent. 80 - ~
Rsilrosd bonds were more active. Sales Slit.
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niles: Piles. ltchiur p,les

{ sfMrroMs-Mois,ure: intense itching and
singing; most at s!gat; worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which oil
ten bleed and ulccmic. becoming very sore.
SwArSE's OlSrMEST STOPS the feeling and
heals liberation and In most CASES 70.
moves the tllmots, AZ druggists, OF by mail, for
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McFingle-"How much do you charge,
doctor, for attending a patient?" Dr..
HitoIe-"My. terms are $40 visit" Nc
Fingle-"Oh, we don't want you to visit
us-jnst to come in for short time, you
know
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LOSSES Red Glover Pile Remedy is q
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protrgdins Piles. Price soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, Daw
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chow to Cure All Skin DIsense..p

Simply ap ply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" So!n
ternal medicine required. Cures, letter, ecze
ma, itch. all erupttods on the face, hat1ds, nose,
&c, leaving the skin clear, white and healthy,
It's great healing and curative powers are nos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your drhggis,
for awAfSE's OINTMENT. $, s's5ss, TThsIw !
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FoR rheumatism and neuralgia you
cannot get better remedy than Sui
walton Oil. II is a sure cure and never
TAILS. Price Is cents bottle.
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Tho British Cra,n Trade.

LONDON. Dec. s.-The Mark Lane Erpras In It's
weekly review Of the british grain Trade says: .
Although the supplies OF English wheat lre
limited. prices aru barely supported. Foreign
American has advanced Cd. Rarleys have drop
ped 81, Hg-fr" IFS = Y 5I-ssI-7 : 49,.
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Metal.

NEW foEK, Dec. s.-Pic iron and copper nom.
inal. Lead heavy; domestic 81 S7H. Tin quiet
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1.-Two Stuck.

=, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Deg. s.-Gattlo-rec "a 900
mead; sh!nmeais 1900 beadi market Slow and
steady; Christmas steers IS Is; prime to fancy
eknort steers p Gas IS: common to choice steers
q 9al 20; 1exahs s. 2ia2 49,: native BUTCHER
shipments 5000 head: market higher; ligh..
mixed s. lolS 30; taie 10 good mixed IS Goa3 Is.
prime heavy s. 1Oa3 IS. Sheep-Receipts sod
mead; shipments 900 head; market slow: Ia.
yves 81 75ai 1o westerns " 9a 70: lambs 81 ia
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4 FoR Disordered Liver try Beecham's
Petroleum.

Petroleum.. G.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.--Petroleum 10 day was
depressed by The prevailing mone,ary troubles.
Inc market opened Gteauy, but forced sales In
the absence OF any demand caused q decline OF
Then a reaction Of l99Ic occurred aud the market
closed steady. Pennsylvania. no sales OF spot.
January! options opening aud hishcs, Gls.c; ;
lowest Glhc: closing size. Lima, no saIes..
Total sales 20. 900 barrels. i5gag5f' .l5.s Z
OIL CITY, PA, Dec S.-Opened at exc; high.
est GIc lowest G54c: closed at &C; sales Isl, 600
barrels: clearcnces 10000 barrels; charters l2,.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. s.-pe,rolcum weak an 4
Lowe opened at &c: closed at 6!1lc; highes;
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. S-0pened and highest
GaAs: closed at &c; loves! G0sIc; clcafances
29i'Oo barrels. 4 :, :, =
Gf}s Cotton. gal .EFIs} =
+ Hr . D.. e
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EAST lIEsEIy. Pa, Dec. s.-Cattle-ReceipH
sstN head; shipments 2,lSG head: market i5a25c
lower; uogs-Receip,s 7,?js head; shipments
a,lio head: market Aen; Philadelphia s s9G
Wy: mixed IS 6baS IS; heavy Workers g d-i3 CO;
,iSht Workers . SOFAS 40: pigs :. 6os8 10 sheep.
receipts 7,,CO head; shipmcuts 400 head: mar.
Set irm on good, common aud lambs,at l5a25c
OH from les. weeks prices. :. NJ =
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. S.-Hogs quiet aud
barely steady; common and light 81 75aa 10;
pnckiag and butchers s. 35as 20: receip,s 5000
head shipments T. 900 head, ~ - Z, : Es'rfg
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DR.. ACKER2S .......
English REMEDY Y.

It Is recommended by the best physicians In Europe
md America.
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some humble door among Thy many mansions,
Some shelteriny shade where sin mud Arriving
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Leave not It's tenant when It's walls decay;
D loye divine, Q Helper ever present, 4
lie Thou my help and stayi t.e
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Dc near mo when all else Is from me drifting,
Earth, ky, homes picture, days Of shade aud
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THE great popularity Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is accounted for in the
millions Of cures it annually makes. It
has no equal. Price 25 CENTS. y.
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nH1O RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect August II, $780, Pas.
senger trains will run as iollows-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus +,
which do not ruin on Sunday. =. - y