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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-11
CHAPTER xI.-poLLARocRAcr.

Down in this lower world to dwell;
Ri first from worries please reprieve me,
some money granting me as well.
A. leader in society Mrs Fotheringham
O.. /. incumbent upon her to remain IN
own. -@here she did the honors, as of a
European salon, to the multitude of her
f.sJand's friends during the campaign.
Mrs E0theriDgham had planned giving 4
inner in honor Of Mr.. Rlarnaby and his
--'e-d the countess.'' Her efforts to
.-...e an absolutely matches display and
arrange faultless guest-list caused Mrs.
Fd,Eeringham good many irritable days
md waEeful nights. Mrs. Fotheringham
had made up her mind to set society wild
v.,h envious admiration of her princely.
her imperial, her o:ientally gorgeous, ban
~. Mrs. F'otheringham was going to
-s 10 the height of her own fine taste for
once. for Mrs. Fotheringham' money
vo4ld have to pay the bill.
rot that Mr.. Fotheringham had the
ghtest objection TO make If he had, he
would have smOthered it; but he really had
none. Was not this the grand stroke of his
.!l-ueXt after espousing to himself the
hacker Genius, Now was his lucky moment
that wlll-o'-the-wisp which comes near US
..fa IN our life. and if we fail to grasp it
lien, flies away in huff. Success makes
access: the tickle fiirt can be won nine
times out Of ten BY fourishinga brave show
.5 borrowed feathers in the nick of time.
Throw a ieweled bait if you want to catch
r5Id fish. These and similar articles in his
secular creed, Mr.. Fotheringham had re
,5.ea 10 himself in his Wall street devotionS
daily for years. 50 that he heartily ap-
rayed his wife's spirited bid for queen
ION. As for himself-to-morrow night
d. r.lt make him king.
llr. Fotheringham had been doing hercu-
...iu work z.nce the scheme was intruSted
lis hands. He had hoated the railroad,
launched the mines, maneuvred the press,
l.r-uadcd nc aldermen TO grant the paving
.uaccSsion. dickered with the politicians,
Convinced the specializing public, and won
....c rs the first tiuauc!er in the land. The
,-uvuing act in his kingly progress would
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-11

Ahercite SQUARE jaSGcu, ZlRZdB tnof-
oughfares lead to it from outlying pictur-
esque spots and quarters All about are
half-timbered houses projecting story over
story, into the market-place; and you Won
der how long before, from sheer age, they
will tumble, red roofs first, over into the
clean, cool square below. Quaint shops,
just now opening, are pinched in between
staid old mansions,
BANDBoxEs OF INNS,
scores Of them, each striving to Guido the
other in curious name or escutcheon sug-
gestive of the one memory of the slumberols.
old town, speck the gray facades with gilt
and color.
Down one Of these streets, old Henley
street, through whose windingS glimpse
of the upland is caught. you know is to be
found the house of all others in Stratford.
But you turn in the opposite direction.
You pass an ancient inn named for the
bard. Each of its rooms is given the name
Of some one OF the characters he created.
Servants are higgle-haggling with rosy
faced huckster over the price of vegetables
on its comfortable porch. Old stone houses
with the Oldest of peaks, gables and pent-
houses over huge oaken doors are passed.
At some, old men and women are nodding,
even in these morning hours, at the open
windows. Soon there is vista of trees
shutting out all beyond save gray stone
porch. Without knowledge of Stafford
topography you have come with unerring
instinct straight to Holy Trinity church and
graveyard. An ancient verger with snow
white hair is shutting along the leaf
strewn pavement. He pauses, and with
loud japgling of his huge keys, he unlocks
the wicket, then the wide, low oaken doors,
and is shortly lost among the shadows
within You steal shortly after him. Some
where in the dim place the old man is
whistling as if for company, in low tones,
as becomes an old, old man, but somehow
it checks your impulse to enter, and you
wander around and around the shadowy
shrine, hating at last next the side Of the
chancel nearest where you know that
Shakespeare lies. You lay Your hand
gently on the cold gray stones, as if crop
ing for the touch of a near but unseen
friend. How long your revery has been
you know not, but tiny. iconoclastic spar
row, scratching among the gravel at your
feet, looks so Quizzically into your face that
you
HCRRr ASHAMED AWAY.
A few steps among the graves beneath
huge elIns bring you to the river side, for
the Avon he loved laves tho sides of the
churchyard walls. 1t is so still and silent
here, you feel that the very spirit of the
stream is hushed in obeisance and rover
cnce for the spot its waters arc passing.
On the farther side are long, lonesome
meadows. A few sheep are grazing there.
Up the stream to the right, above tho
masses of trees and tiles, looms the huge,
obese Memorial ball Yeu resent 1t - you
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FAIR SCHEDULE

Of advertising rates, such as TIE CizErrD
adhsres to- treating every man alike, is bepe
ter than high rates cut in TIVE Ter thA
benefit s,.
OF EAyonIrE cUsxoxEn4
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LADIES ENJOY

Both the effect aud result when OIya
Blossom Is used. II acts gently, yet
promptly. II Is the greatest boon to
4omlnkind. Every lady can treat her.
self and not have TO undergo the torture
II instruments from physicians. Olive
Blossom positively cures all forms OF
'erualc weakness, such as Painful Men
,tria,ion, liberation, Iarceration, Bar
-cuucss, Leucorhna, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroii Tumors in their early
tagcs and the long list Of iunumer.
Iblc and unmcutionnblc suilcriugs that
liiict the patient. The olive Blossom
treatment Is simple aud harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
rclicf. Try il, and You will cEclaim,
IS hundreds of others have Oh, I
feel like a different womanl /" One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part OF the world on receipt OF 81 90 (;
iix months, $500, OllTO Blossom
Is forsaIe by all leading druggists. Any
lruggist who may not have il can order
I from the wholesale dealer DO not
Iacbi dRy substitute. BclCGyt Of iraudu.
ent limitations.
The Celebrated IjaH0. RSiih' Olive
Blossom, is prepared only by the
EjVWfr JIfiicak Institute Co., Columbus,
}. Incorporated 1850. Capital 500, ooo.oo.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
IAN Francisco, and London, England
Sold by Logan Drug Co., O. r. Gootzo, W. W.
irwin, W. T.. Williams q. SChnepl, y, McnEe.
ncller, ", c. Ambilght, W. II. Williams and
u. ". Heintlcl: J. ". DATrsh, aud Ralsion 4
To-, Martins Ferry; Bowie 4 Co, Bridgeport
;. N wyriCk, BellGire; St. Clair Bios, Ben
gond sg2i D4w
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! 4zEtsrz. szil The oEosr -Ttfres
8oy there and H9Ic Igasy.
UrE" =r.i ~ E-is .pt
Z can't bs4r 70 l1oE a. IiH
Bat Yin. j91s bal already ted e.
. her b0anes and ErspYsd her In 3 s4aE.
and TAKEN Der OF her SIn,
Tie wretch che cnsl. "L'm 81 g.al
bee easgb; you'll e, y0=E E5ssy
b2eE7
And che Jed Mn. Bd2ss .g1E-po3,
Mrs.. Bnggs, sho cried a.! tie E4y zal
cared nothing Tor tie money. And econ
they we're a their destination. Thea,
cot before, tie policeman turned % lie
two women.
'Itspret;y bad, be said. They v!.l
take ElE % the hospiiA. in A. hoGF.
suppose you are prepared 70: that. He.s
nearly beaten % death ''
"DityoG beat him, you cruel wretch ?"
cried Ars. BrEe.. Il wouldn't have
bad ]! done Tor hall the money. Lsthlm
50 sith il. II lie any eDm!oTi 70 hm.7
- beat him ssid the man. well,
women have the Supplies, heads Why,
u ! hadn't gol up Ehen did bed have
been dead He held the bag Of money
tight, and the ihis! vas plmmeling hin
with a loaded stick and the pluck be
had for Little shaver, I tel! you, never
saw the like.
"'YoU sEAn'E take grEnny's money
rom her, says be, and he fought llks
tiger. II It's your money, old lady. he's
given his lie f0r Il, for al kHoG."
"Oh, Dick, Dick know you were
good. l must have beea crazy 70 doubt
you,' and then she wTung her hands
and cried: "Oh, Dick. for jns! paitry
bit Of money.
And SO she kHel. beside the still, pale
face upon the pillow, and kissed 1t and
called IL tender names.
And Dick, never guessing her sus-
picloEs Of him, whispered:
~ was 30 afraid he'd get OF with il, !
granny, II he killed me, and you in such |
high hope Inst night
He did not know Wha. she meant by |
begging him to forgive her. Il would |
have killed him II he had, for be was
very near 10 death.
Dick did not die. He got well at last, |
and went baCk to the little shop. And,
though Granny BriRgs had her fayings,
she never went 10 the old ladies' home;
iof long before she died Dick was one Of
he m0sT prosperous merchants ia the
;ity, and bis handsome house was hers,
md che was happy.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of Your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcuLting teethP II so,
send at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WINsLow's sooTHISG SYRUP FOR CHIL-
DRRS TRETHINo. It's value is incalcula-
BILE. It will relieve the poor littlesufer-
er Immediately. Depend upon II, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. 1t
cures dy5entery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums, reduces inham-
nation, and gives tone and energy 10
the whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING 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 by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price %
cents & bottle, NwTGw
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STEAMER HEl.LAlKK
Leave whccllug Daily frip, City Time-tst1,
$50, 1900 aud n As a "a 40, 400 90 y, N.
Leave Wheeling Sundays, CllY Iime-s,la
70 "a snd 400 "a. gsp1. 100 600 .. m.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

Hy virtue Of a decd Of trust made b. Caroline
u0igo lslnCO deceased william hclsc ana Hen
~ uClFc 10 me rs trustee, dNtCd January ~ lseJ
recorded IN the once VI the CLERK oi the County
Court ui ohio County, West Virginia, ~ Deco
oi Trust BOOK No, %, page ~, viii sell al iht
north front door OF the Court House oi said
county, on
SATURDAY, the Slt DAY Of JANUARY, 1891
besiunlugRt 10 O'Clock a. M, the following dc
trribcd property, that's 70 say Al the lnttr
CsW OF aid parties IN and 70 the north hall o,
lol numbered twelve IN square SIX In inst CAfl
ul the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, west VIZ.
glnla, formerly called ECheiOWn, hnl nov
called South Wheeling
The Interest OF said Caroline Hcisc ~ SAC
property Was a dover luiarcN, ns the widow OF
Henry nul,n, lerraiol which interest vas "a
tlnguishul by her dCstas aud the interests TO
sold arc tho undivided Two thirds belonging u
kaia MilliHss Hplsr and Henry helse As two ol
tho three ChlldIcn anu heirs al law OF 'aid ho"T!
Hrisc, deceased,
TERs o. sAIE.- Cur.ulitd and ~ much mort
~ tac purchaser elects TO pay Ia cash on III
dRy OF sale, the balance In Two equal install
m6uW NJ one ard two years, notes bearing ~
trlrsI from the cay OF sale 10 be given ior I'M
deferred payments, the tue to be retained Unit
ivy ''>''' ". j. ". COWDEE, Trustee.
W H. UAILrn, AurtIOutCg. dCN
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 0.-Csitle-Recelpts $500
oead; shipments -. head, market steady
steers y 11ao " !hltChers stock s. O13 81 stock.
en- Z! 5VaJ -. hui,s-keccipts a ~ head; snip.
menH 2,UJJ head, market active and steady
rough aud common light mixed s. d0aS Is; prime
mixed T. IOa3 %; prime heavy q 65a8 sJ: hghI
81 tDaa ". SheeJp-ReCeIpb 1850 head. ship.
meuA 40 head; market steady; westerns 81 ga
~; natives 81 OJaj ~; Texans s. O0ai "; lambs
3 Sat IS.
East LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
| ], 80 head; shipments W head: nothing doing
H. - 49, 49,
| adelpdiAs s. s5a3 W; mixed 50 i1aj ~; heavy
lOrEers - bha8 TO- light Workers g. Co.'S 60 pigs
Si0,A3 81 sheep-kcccipJs 300 head Ship,
menS Loo head. market nothing doing.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. lO.-Hogs steady; com,
mon - NA3 So: packing aud bGtch0fs:g - 5Jay 70,
receipts 3,iJ head; shipments siU head.
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Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing TO your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails You. You should heed
the warning; you are taking the tirst
step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit.
tiers you will find the exact remedy ior
restoring your nervous system 10 It's nor
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price 50c, At
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 6
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"OLIvE Blossom" is the greatest dis
covery Of the age in the medical line
Weak, tired, dependent women who are
fast going into consumption from some
wasting disease, peculiar to their sex
may be restored to health il "OLIyI
BLossoMn is used before it Is too late
Sold by Logan Drug Co., @. 4. GOetze
WV. Irwin, W. l. Williams, @, SChnepi
G. Menkemeller, W. G. Armbright, w
II. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; Q. NJ. Wy
rick, BellRire; st, Clair Bros, Bepwood
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ny virtue OF decd OF trust made by Mary
Emna hschsttuth and 3. thHs Eschs'fulh, hci
husband, 20 me Rs trustee, bearing date May LIST
A. y ls,l, aud recorded 50 the Office OF the C!etA
OF the County Court Ot ohio county West VII
giria. IN Deed OF trust Book No - page 20 I
will proceed 10 gtll ut public sale NJ the from
door OI the Court House Of sAid county on
SATURDAY. the 7th day Of FEBRUARY, 1891,
beginning al 10 O'Clock o. m the following de-
scribCd property, thii Is 20 LAY.
The south thirtystarut lSN feet Of lot NUN
hetrd eleven 40 IN square numbered six w. 10
the City OF Wheeling ohio county, West VII
rinla. 10 that part OF The ~ CITY Of wheeling
formerly known as RityuiybWn,
Being the Wmg property which was conveyed
10 be said Mary Emma kschsuuth by Hiram NJ
n GIchcF by dnrd dHtOd August 9Th, lss', and
recorded iu the aid Clerks Ohcc,
The title 90 the above property j. believed e
be perfect. but sc!llhg ~ trustee ! VIII convey
only the title vested Ia me By said deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-O third and Us much mon
rs the purchaser elects 70 pay IN cash, the bal
aucr IN two equal lusulllmCnN, payable tespcc
lively Ia AK aud twelve months from the day o
sale notes by8rir. Interest from the DAY OF st!'
to be given for Tie deferred payments. The It'll
10 Dc retained until payment a made u iull.
MS q <, SCH AEFER, Tn Toe
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4Aas Ue.lsGf4 f4uuef Elue b.
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AID aJpdt lLAl GAGl1i tut % de.
Dssr fa11rI o! GaT1 Iepa'te1
We read T0l Ger and Ger
iyu aye H8W Ike voice d gfpst.lg
fFIE 8lEg iI Nd. 100 fHlfrs
Over tL- k.Esa % tlffDa-
over he sea 20 gloon
Ta.Ta.os aye" LgIs Is lll5Tll
And 1--we. 5ggauI ias .JmB
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NEW YngE, Jsn. l0.-Peroleum opcnei dnller
than ever The opeuing was steady, followed
By duIlneS until the last hour, when PRICES
moved up Ssc, closing arm for FrUEuary option.
spot Opened at 73JSc; highest 783 sc. Lowest and
Cluslng IJHc; rebfuSry OptiJA Opened aud low.
est SIC; highest aud closing Hhc Lima oil
2lc sales l7,U.O barrels
on cry Pa, Jan. lO.-Optned at 73JEc: high.
est 7Ihc; lowest I55tc; closed Al 10; sales
V y0O barrels. CleArAnces il.,UyG barrels: car.
iying SjA5Uc; runs lUjlUii barrels; shipments
~ 81 barrels. charters barrels. Buckeye
no sales runs E,ll5 barrels; shipments ) :,
57y barrels
BRADFORD, PA, Jan. lO-OpeaSd AZ 7ss.r
closed AZ IIc; highest IKE; loves! use
clcAranccs 5gI,UO0 barrels,
PITTSBURGH. PA, Jan. lQ-Pe,Foleum firm:
opened and lowest 1870, closed aud highest
lie,
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NEW YoRE, Jan. IO.-The dry goods market va
relatively quiet because OF the semi.hollda!
character OF the day, but there were continuei
good sales Of the bleAched shiftiuge lately re
has already been pretty well completed. 10 4
not unlikely that there mly be reACtl0n iJ
values In the near iutIre. The HCGCrRl maFke
Is very steady and In good shape. kTlnu wtTi
selling more freely aud wash fabrics are beln.
duplicated There IS good feeling Throughout
the market.
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Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam
the b'st cough cure. It will cure your
coughs and colds. II will cure sore
throat or tickliDgin the throat. 1t will
cure pains in the chest. II will cure in
liuenEl aud bronchitis and all diseases
pertaining to the lungs because it is q
pure balsam. Hold it TO the light and
see how clear and thick il Is. You will
see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Large bottles 5Oc and 81. 2
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RnchIsn.. Arnicn snIrc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, talt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chopped hands, chilblains,
Corns and all skin eruplionB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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NOTICE
Notice Of Dissolution.


To wu0N IT MAY C0NCrHy
TIE undersigned firm Of DnCkCI & Whit
befgtaf5rr Going business ~ RotAil SOtiOn nnn
Fancg Goods Dealers IT NO. ne Main street
Wheeling, " Va have this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved yaid co pnilnonhip, Tue min
JAG Dnrkrr having sold bis interest IN hio
JACOB DgUCKEE,
LOUIS WHIT.
WuEELlHG, ". Va, IGuuaTgs, ISL.
The business Of Retail Notions and Pnnsy
Goods hcfUiUiOtC carleton 81 prurtct VIM
VIII be- continued by me In my own nameai 70
IlNl Main street. bOIls WI
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ne Tssfury. y 90 Naa-y esd stssF

ErE HHHE fra r=ElH F1HHE HEFtr. uHi
fEfl1F as - rsg 8 1t1r hl.g'sHF axe .a
eTUl-3 r o. EsEE HvHTrr va HEIH1 lae tH
G-lrHz1lf g saH aE.Hr y Iae tl-HE4 HEf b.
Ft7e1i utlr ne -7- Hl.Ha. 49, sECfl l..aE nli
A4EEr a1lll - fEE-a Hr.sEzErF ElLTr a1H.lsai
So fHkElleld- FlEE lls rsszl3 q. H11r.zr flFLlll
ssEE-1sa lFcF lae uE1ar ls- gaF 1zlT a.zlaglta
ElnlEH sTczr lsE e slza. uhIeL EErf 81. Pal sea
zErEa'l afFEs71d l- 10 fasL ucE4. --glr uEs
tl5tl1 gslz.lel. - .li srrllEgz sd saIrvi d
% t1rLEE-s ne hl-.L.-s we're FsilzIF PAINT
o. re E4dFEFt FEe srdsren EEsc % .E1tg l.
ua5G. blf Ils Glllt tllags ulfa ggslg1tl- Eae
$50 uEs EFfg1g 90 IL IN. Erl1rs q tar eET.
slg ~ i ~ 90 - EaZl Eli Na1sE-E l7selae
d. u.ea L8aaE.slz . Ss,5ri.3s o.. Jul1rat5
CO o.. p ulaL
Ezilrist .1asf rrElge. ssLss g. .slsLU
G1Trrzzzeag 40 -lGls a1zLs [l.l ED1 stead 3.
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FINANCIAL.
PANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

Drafts on England, Ireland, France and Ger.
many.
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! EGRnGQIVdRid LINES.
From Brldgeport st0tlon

T!ainE via tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for fiiHDufgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 4.tUE. m. For Pitbbufgh, lg:l2
PliWour,h aud Sew York, 2:f y. N. for Btou.
benville, b:E3A.n
Trains arrive at Bridgeport a. 500 &. M, 1910
a. m: 1910 p, m i;h2 =, m, and 10 ?. M.
On saturdays OnlY-Fgr East Liverpool, COL
o. m. from Esg. Liverpool, ll:l2p. IN.
FROM WHEELING sTATlON.
Trains via the Pitvburph, Cincinnati z g.
| Louls RallWay-PGn Handle hOule-leayeWheei'
| Ing Tor steubenviIle, Pittsburgh and tho ENIt,
GO d. m. l2.s5 y. m, $50 ,. m and $40 D. N,
P6r Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis And ST.
Louis, 20 a. n. and $50 p. N. FOR Columbus
and Chicago, l2:3ip. m. Trains arrive At Wheel
inga 90 \. m. 1000 T. N, 2:ij ,. and $40 p
m Trains leaving ~ 6:2O n. n. and arriving ~
g.lO %. m, run solid between wheeling aud
Pittsburgh. All trainEdsily oIoopt sunHs'.
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Two OF the hardest things to keep in
this life are a new diary and sharp
lead pencil.
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I,oose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive Bpecifc for all forms of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 5Oc
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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RAII.loNDs.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE RAIL
w Il 'Ap. on and Ntrf Monday, nccrmbcr
l., lslO, trains will run ~ follows, CiU ftne
LIAyE WHEKiIss.
sgl0O a. m, 7OOA. m, s3CcA %. OLA M, 1900
q m, lls0O a, m, 'lsloO TO- I % p, m, 9!nO .,
m. ~ ,, m, t'OO . ~, h.9p = n, 6!tOp, n,
200 p, m, $50 =. n, 800 ,, N, slo;b ?, n,
Lave HIN GEoyL
900 - m, 100 T. m, 500 a. M, 900 q, M,
10 O) = m. II 10 =. M. 1900 NJ l'0l . m, AGO
J. IN, 500 p. m, 600 y, m h.0I ,, m, t'o0p, NJ,
: 90 ,. M, 500 y IN, 800 =. Ia, 1000 y. m.
'Dnily uCCpt sunday
sUNDAY-ChutCh trAlrs leave Elm Grove At
, l8 q. NJ and Wheeling 81 i!jl7p m,
J, q. GllLkLEN,
dri General Manager.
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Children received between the ages OF I and 10
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