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sohaefer pefeats yieaaux.

PARls, Dec. 2s.--In the third billiard
match this time Of 400 points, single.
cushion carons, for 5000 francs, schae-
fer defeated vignauS, the score being
400 to 3f5@-p6fHts-in-G gatd9Tot l04
innings. Theirs was q good attendance,
and the betting opened in favor OF the
Frenchman but closed at six to four on
iSchaefer.
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AFTER using Ely's Cream Balmstgo
months / was surprised to fnd tllat e
right nostril, which was closed for over
twenty years, was open and free as the
other, and can useit now as 1 could not
do for many years. / feel very thank
ftl.-R. q. Cressengham 275 Eighteenth
street, Brooklyn. Awg&w
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nrnm Ynntonn ceneln.lon.

Nj. j. o. Davenport, manager Of the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., Ft. Bragg.
Cal, has this to cay Of ChanberlatnSs
Cough Remedy: 81 used It for gsseyefe'
cold and cough and obtained immedi-
ate relief. IN the Fort Bragg Redwood.
Co.'s store we have sold large quantt-
ties Of Chamberlain's m%edieines.S For
SALE BY druggists. Daw
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sHERmANsH ooK'


9afnmhDy Holt
NEw YoRK, Dec 2s-sheridan Shook
and Edward j. Gilmore have signifea
their intention Of leaving thefold Of the
Republican party and In future giving
their allegiance 70 Tammany91 Hall. For
years both men have been staneh Re-
publicans, and Mr.. shoak especially has
been high in the conncils Of the party.
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Ap,Involun ,le Renedy for Colds.

Sheriff Hardnan, Of Tyler Co, W.
V.,ywas almost prostrated wttha cold.
when he began using Chamberlatn's.
Cough Remedy. In speaking Of it he
saws: at gaze me almost instant re.
lief. / find if to be an invaluable re-
NEEDY for colds" For sale by drug.
giats.l pAw
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Prnnnrlnr Tor the Tnx.

CNc1SwAr1, Dec. 2S.-Eyery distillery
in this entire section is being run at its
full capacity in anticipation Of an in.
crease in tax.
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.EpUcATioNAL
a WORD
ToThose who contemplate Study
ing Shorthand.
N5xv@RT

Youwill make GRAVE N1srAEEif you under.
take to prepare thoroughly for fllin9 lrst.cla4s
tiupplied with all NECESSARY FACIlIrGE for THOR
ouGHNTB 0ndwith N OLD ANDwEIL EsrAHtGSHED
gEruTAT1oNs where YOU can be thoroughly
drilledin'Gramrnar, Spelling Punctuation, use
OF Capitals, etc, as we'll a. efficiently prepared
in Bookkeeping and ONCE Work as DustNESs
NUN now 2RBQuIRE The REPUTATION OF such q
schools worth to yoptIE OBTAINING A, struA.
T1oN, the entire cost oil tuition with apttvat9
marty or IN O so-ealleds Shorthand School DO NOT
MAKE TINS 1fISTkKR Call and 500 u lltSt.
aua MHERLTNG BUSINESS C0LLEGR.
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Many Persons ago hroken
Nd1Wn from oveFWpFk OF hnttehold c8teL
Browp iron BitteEs Rehniles the
md Spfclmallria eet TIC genuine
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NIAl&2n GGDGE M4AA

THECELERRATED EXAMINING PHYsTCIANo E THE
Ran MEDLOAT SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Issa4 oM GAY ST, oue bSokad shts oassCounbas02 heapohahdisss. captaLssooooo,
DRs. FRANCE AND oTTltAN. Of New York. the well known and ueenfd sP@ahgsin
hGneSn land Diseases of teE Eye AID Ear. PM accounted thdrL large pnedeein IN merhave
established the FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, where alforms sGhHMe, Nervous anaPHple W:
eases ssssS s . aas. sssfFss sssays ts ssss asE Sdss ssS ss saSsss p q Rss.ni lsy s si h M ssasa Ss' @I
iEasssSSskTka I re- Tn sIgI6SgTEss a Iso eFR 81 k VIZ ey sn y. s asns sn aea E na s.yred the neaasi
cure known for ndMhSp enarto hese15 Female seMeap oihvdye nredb by the new EemedY
OLIVE. BLOSSOM. The enrsi effected. by home treatment ERtrsyh rules and EASILY applied
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It is the girl who says she doesn bes
lieyein accepting presents from young
men who ia, most likely to be popular
this month.-HdSbtnqtoa Sar.
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DISEASES OF W1MEN.-we have a special de-
partnsnt thoroughly Organized and devoted ex.
cluSiVely to the treatment Of diteaSe9 Of women.
Every case consulting our specialists, whether by
letter or In person, % given the most careful and
eenSiderate attention. Important cases tandwe get
few which have not baflea the skill Of all The
home phySieiang) have the benefit Of Q full council
Of skilled specialists In treatment OF dtSeates
peculiar to females, our success has been marked,
over two.thirds Of our patients being ladies, OLD,
young, married, single, rich and poor. Our method
Is entirely free from Objectionable features. OF the
practitioner, namely, Local treatment
We seldom find Il necessary We prepare fene-
dies, constitutional andloeal, - the case demands,
and instruct ladies' howto treat themSelves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perSonS, or young men con.
Itetnplaupg marriage, aware Of physical weakness,
loss Of provocative powers, tmpotency, or anyother
disqualification, speedily restored.
PRIVATE plSEASEs,-Btood Poison, Veneteall.
Tainb, elect Structure, Seminal Emissions, Lose Of
Sexual Power, WeaknetSef Sexual Organs, Want
of Desire in Male or Female, whether from tnpEu-
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years, or any cause that debiitateSthe sexual f1ne-
lions speedily and permanently cured. Consulta-
.tonffse and strictly Confidential. Absolute cures
guaranteed. Medicines seat free from observation
to al paris ofthe United States.
EPILEPSY, OR ,ElTs-Pe5idyely cured by new
and neyet.flling method. TestnenialS furnished.
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Children Cy tof Pitchers CsstOtla,
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NoAmoney Required of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment.
a Bsgt at sT0as. GRANGE Go ottrnan.
FoHaaadNy GNsgY YORK nowo tTIE FRANCE MEDICAL AND s SUR IcAh IS ssrTTTTy1 Columbus
BRIDGEPORT, SHERMAN HOUSE, TUESDAY,, JANUARY 8.
BELLAIRE, WINDSOR HOTEL, THURSDAY. JANUARY s.
Consultation and Examination Free and Strictly Confidential from "a M 6p M one lay only
II Tho doctors describe tho different hMSesb better thanth se5 can themselves ITS WonaenM4
s TTBsH E HM%MSmh %TTestnens for Iii forms VI Female diseases and the HheSimento Of seminal
WAhkntE L3s r. Manhood and Error Of Youth, EFe@gnlZed to- the motBu lHen0u
WNdaoWRedaSJ fused by Ds France q Gilman fTf&4#
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All wotk done promptly d. Eeasonable prices
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JOHN W MTcHEII. Clerk
Published forGh December 8 lsg1
AfteSt: JOHN ". MTTGHkLle Click
w !. ". cowpEs Attorney toEsflainah
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DIED.

BRADEN.-At Washington, Pa, on Monday
February /, lSg2, at 9 O'Clock q; m, IRENE,
daughter OF A q. and Ida NJ. BrAden. Grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hall.
WILSON,-Sunday, January 81, 1922 at $50
p. IN, ROBERT T. +. WILSON. In his 29th year
Funeral from the residence Of his mother,
1921 Eof street, this Tuesday afternoon, st $3.50
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited. In.
torment at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
MARsHALL-Mondsy February lst, 1872, at
4 o'clock a m, NINA v, infant child or Geo. h.
and Jennie v. Marshall, aged II months.
Funeral services Of residence OF parents, No.
50 Maryland street this (Tuesaay) morning at
10 o'clock Interment at Bridgeport cemetery.
JACOB-At his fathers residence, at West
Liberty. w. Va, on Sunday, January 81, 1872, at
b:l5 O'Clock p. IN. GEORGE HAMMOND, son OF A.
r. and Maggie E. Jacob, aged year, ana .
months.
Funeral services on Tuesday, February 2,
1892, at II o'clock a. IN. Interment ct Short
Creek cemetery.
KOEHLER-On Sunday, January 81, 1892, az
5 O'Clock p m, LIZZIE N. KoEHLEa, aged ~
years and 4 months.
Funeral from the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Koehler, l54si Eighteenth street, Tues
day morning at $50 o'clock Requiem mass at
St. Alphonsus' Church at o'clock. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend. Interment al
Mt Calvary cemetery.
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minal system, stated yesterday that he eN-
pected TO have the telegraph line between
this city and Martins Ferry ready in about
two weeks. The Wheeling Office will be in
the Union station building. The work IS
being done under the direction Of Manager
Tracy, of the Western Union.
TIE funeral Of Archy Dallison, who died
last Saturday evening, at his home on FIRST
street. from typhoid fever, will take place
at Martins Ferry this afternoon at two
o'clock Local Union No. 10, OF the A. +;
G.. w. u, of which he was member, vii!
attend in a body; also, local unions OF
Wheeling and Bellaire are invited.
A SLIGHT smashup occurred yesterday
morning at ten o'clock on the old oacK
bridge, which connects Bridgeport with
the Islands AS DR.. Best was driving TO-
ward Bridgeport, he Stacked his horse in
arriving at the end of the bridge, in order
to wait until the C.. L. and w. train had
passed; close behind him was Neill and
Ellipgham's grocery wagon, the driver not
having noticed that the Doctor had stopped
kept on driving until the heavy wagon
crushed the back of the buggy. The vehi-
Gle was at once taken TO Donaldson "
Lewis for repairs. Fortunately no person
was hurt.
THE conjunction Of the planets Jupiter
and Venus will occur on next Saturday q
few minutes after o'clock. Unfortunately
for observers in this country, both planets
will be below the eastern horizon, but on
the evenings Of February and 6-the one
preceding and the other following coniunc-
tion-they will be so close that the mas
sisted eye may have some difficulty IN as
tinguishing them separately. Such close
approach of those two planets is very rare,
and those now living may probably never
see another. In the field Of view Of a tele-
scope Of very moderate power the planets
will present a very magnificent spectacle,
Jupiter being surrounded by his four
satellites, and Venus showing a gibbous
phase, or four-fifths Of her entire disc.
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and was local train. When 1t reached
here ii was made up Of two coaches and
a baggage car. 1t was in charge of
Conductor Ben Smith, with c. Horton
at the throttle of the engine, No 80. j.
Leaghy was baggage master, and Mr..
Porter filed out the train crew as fire
man. At Martins Ferry, Conductor
Holmes, of the Terminal system, took
charge and brought it up to the Union
depot.
The crowd stood about the platform
until the train departed. Three tickets
were sold for Steubenville and Long
Run, Mr.. Ewing, of the firm of Ewing
Bros, being the first gentleman to pur-
chase a ticket. A number of pas
sengers went as far as Martins
Ferry. Judge Cochran and Mr..
Eayres boarded the train, and
went as far as Martins Ferry over the
road. The train was scheduled to de-
part at 9:45. but it was nearly 10 o'clock
when it pulled out. At Portland, car
was dropped for Steubenville, and the
train then proceeded to Valley juno
ton, where another coach was dropped
for Cleveland, where it was hauled over
the Valley road, while the train went
on to Toledo. General Agent
Terry, in conversation with a REGISTER
reporter, stated that the first trip was
made without incident, and he was de-
lighted with the new arrangement He
thought it would result in increased
patronage for the road, besides being a
benefit to the city.
Two other trains were in an out dur
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A half dozen colored hotel porters
were in the crowd, and as the train,
after shifting the engine about, drew up
to the platform, such familiar exclama-
tions were heard, as: "Hotel Belah,
this way" "McLuah House your want
ing" John Dixon, Of the Mcclure,
gathered the first passenger. AS he
threw two grips over his shoulder, he
walked proudly of, saying, 81 win the
first dash out o. the box" There were
about twenty passengers on the train,
from Steubenville and intermediate
points. Among them were General
Agent, J. E. Terry, of Steubenville;
Assistant Trainmaster, Lyle, OF Jewett,
o., and Editor H. S. McFadden, OF the
Steubenville Gazette.
The train left Steubenville at 1855,
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ing the day, and were we'll patronized'
All the passengers for this city express
ed themselves as highly pleased with
the new arrangement, by which they
are placed in the heart Of the city, with
in five minutes walk of all the leading
hotels, and not compelled to leave trains
at Martins Ferry, and often walk to
Wheeling. 1t is understood that the ex-
press matter of the road will be handled
in this city by the United States Express
Company, as agents of the Wells, Fargo
Company at this point.
A car load Of freight was made up
Yesterday, to go out over the Wheeling
and Lake Erie this morning. This Will
be the first freight handled by the road
in this city.
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PRIarUs CLUB HOP.
A Joyous Gathering at Franzheim's Hall
Last Night.

There was quite successful hop
given at Franzheim's Hall last night.
II was in the hands of the Primus Club,
an organization that has been bustling
with life and Joy ever since 1t first land
ed on its feet. 1t was very congenial
party aad included among those pres
emit were some exceptionally pretty
dancers.
Excellent music was provided, and
for several hours merriment ran high.
Some pleasing costumes were noticed
among the beaming fair ones. At mid
night all adjourned to Hotel Van
Keuren, where a sumptuous lunch was
served, to which all did ample justice.
There were ninety guests seated around
the tables. and the discussion OF the
viands was heartily enjoyed. 1t was a
successful affair throughout.
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FOR the Children.

SIN buying a cough medicine for
children" says II. A. Walker, promi-
nent druggist Of Ogden, Utah, never
be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from il
and relief is always sure to follow.
particularly recommend Chamberlain's
because have found it 10 be safe and
reliable. IS and so cent bottles for sale by
C. R. Goethe, W. w. Irwin, John
Klari, C. Schnepf, C. Menkemiller, w.
S. Mccullough, NJ. w. Heinrich, w. E..
Williams, s: L. Brice, John Coleman
and w. H. Williams, Wheeling, w. Va;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; B. f.
Peabody, Benwood, w. Va.
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January Weather.

Observer Schnepf reports the follow
Ing summary Of the weather for Janua-
~: Clear on days, fair on days,
cloudy on 4 days, rain on days, snow on
IL days. The coolest day was the goth,
> above zero; the warmeSt day was the
LIST, 63. The total rainfall was 2.24
inches. The average temperature for
the month was 29.9, as against 3s.1 for
January, 1891.
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Masops, Banquet.

Ohio Lodge of Masons held an impor-
tant communication last night, and
among the guests present were quite a
number of brethren from Liberty Lodge
No. 90, of West Liberty. AT the con-
clusion of the work all adjourned to
Hotel Brunswick, where Martin Thorn
ton. the proprietor, served a tempting
repast. Much merriment prevailed
about the festal board, and all had a
daIf1btful time
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The iron roof of the power house is
all on, az last.
Expert Seeley will be here this week.
The rust and grease was being cleaned
of the line OF shsfting yesterday.
Supt. BleOO has his men putting up
his hanger wires for the lamps in North
Wheeling. They are going up at the
rate Of thirty a day. As soon as all are
up, he will start right in to hang the
lamp-hoOds,
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Death Of John Armstrong.

Mr.. John Armstrong, one of the old
est and best respected citizens of Mar
tins Ferry, passed away yesterday af-
ternOon. He was eighty-six years OF
age at the time Of his death, and had
only been confined to the house one
week. He was President Of the EX-
change, Bank before it became the Peo-
pies Bank, and was one of the Direc-
tors Of the latter institution at the time
of his death He leaves wife and two
daughters TO mourn his loss. The cause
of his death was a bad attack Of the
grip or catarrhal pneumonia.
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Prisoners Brought to Moundsville.

Sheriff ]. L. Buckley, Henry Fleming
and Constable J. II. Beckwith, Of Wood
county, brought two prisoners TO the
penitentiary yesterday. One was Hen
ry Miller, who will serve three years for
forgery aud the other Charles Lewis,
alias Smith. a colored rapist, who was
sentenced FOR five years. Messrs. Buck
ley, Fleming and Beckwith' we're in the
city yesterday, and left at o'clock for
Petersburg.
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ing. Its schedule time
for arriving was $50
o'clock, but it was 10
minutes late when it
reached the Union de-
pot. A crowd Of near
ly two hundred people
assembled upon the
platform about the
station to welcome the
train. Judge R. II.
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The NEWS OF THE DAY.
Railroad AnnnIn,mants.

NJ. 5. Gillett, Of Jewett, O., was yes
day appointed joint ticket agent at the
Union depot for the Terminal Company
and the Wheeling and Lake Erie. w.
). Gilmore was appointed joint ticket
agent at Martins Ferry.
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Mrnaurhter,sLIfe

Was saved by Hoods Sarsaparill, says
b. B. Jones, of Alma, Maine. ''She had
seven running sores in different places
on her body, but since giving her Hoods
SarsspariIla she has become well, strong
and healthy" -
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Cochran and General Manager Eayres,
of the Terminal Company, walked up
and down the platform and looked hap
DIV. The train was FIRST sighted as 1t
was passing the Whitaker mill, and the
small boys cried in chorus:
wHere She comes"
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Attenhtn Ynnr Eyes.

II you need spectacles, eyes tire, or
head aches when reading or sewing con-
suit and have your eyes tested for glass
es, without charge, by Prof. Shelf, the
ieweler and opticisn, corner Main and
Eleventh streets. Sun, Tu, Sat.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

Several months ago We sold an elegant krak.
auer Upr ght Piano TO a family living IN tho
city who And themselves unable On keep A. and
FOR that reason Are obliged 90 dispose OF it Inn
medistely. The piano is In perfect condition,
not having scratch or blrmish on it As
money must be realized ~ once this /, rare
opportunity 10 obtain O nu0 instrument ht
bargain. The piano can DO seen 40 our store
1910, Market street. r.. W BAUMER CO
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Ru1orsvEss. constipation, torpid liver,
etc cured bv Miles Nerve ana Liver
pills; so doses 25c. Samples gfee ~ le
Logan Drug COmpany's ana n. D. DUR
and al Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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for Rfnt.

LloR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, WITH
IL all modern Improvements, IS2 Fourteenth
street, from February LIST. VIII be leased for =
term OF years 20 risht party. Apply a. Office OF
City Water Board. ja5h
INoR RENT CORNER FLAT. FRONTING
IL on 10Th and Market sts.. a. $50 per year;
fats, fronting on 10Th 81, az $3.50 per year; l
corner fat, fronting on Main and Josh Sts.. ~
600 Per year; fats, fronting on Main s., az
$50 per year. Each Of these flats contains six
light rooms and bath room and ball and has
separate street entrance; all rents for fats coll
iectSble monthly in advance. JAMES l. HAW.
LEY, 1870 Main Street ALI
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$500 REWARD

The undersigned will pay $500 reward for the
recovery OF the body OF D. NJ. CAREY, who
was drowned in Wheeling creek, at the Main
street stone bridge, on the morning OF January
18th, and the body is supposed to have been
carried into the Ohio river.
PAIGE, CAREY & co.
is31ekd
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W. & L. E. TRAINS
ARE NOW ENTERING WHEELING OVER THE
TERMINAL LINE.
A Large Crowd Assemblies at the Union Depot to
Witness the Arrival and Departure Of
the First Train.

The first Wheeling and Lake Erie
passenger train entered the city over
the Terminal system yesterday morn
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Ste&t advertisements.

A CARD-ANY PERSONS WISHING TO
N consult me can do so by calling at my resi-
dence at Beech Bottom, Brooke county, w. Va.
iaI3eb DIR. G.. W. KELLY.
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BELMONT FARMERS.
The Eleventh Annual Institute to Meet
Mt ST. ClaIrsville.

The Eleventh Annual Institute to Meet
Mt st. ClaIrsville
The eleventh annual Institute OF the
farmers Of Belmont county will be held
AZ 81. Clairsyille, Thursday and Friday
Of this week. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Thursday
MORNING.
Rev. Robert Alexander, D. D
l0:I5- rss I. GS1G
iD.45-Present Situation OF the Farmer
ID. c. Bundy-Discussion
AFTERNOON.
i:g5-The Outlook for the Farmer. R. f; GlTen
s5:i0-Essay-Ths Rural Home -,
Music
q.e5-Spraying Orchards and Gardens
a. a Protection Against Injury
tom Fungi and Insects. Prof W. J. Green
Discussion.
s.a5-AppIes and Peashes.......-Gen. S. H, Hurst
EVENING.
81 ....-.... .,..,.. music
-.l0-The Farmers Boy ....... MIS- o. II. Lucas
Music.
S.o0-ObservatioR ofTravel to the Pacific
Rev. Thos. Balph, D. D.
So
SS5-Recitation. Matte Aither
So 1900. .......... ............ ........ Music
S'0O-IHs fuu'N''0A " Gen. s. H. Hurst
Friday.
MORNING.
o.as-p,svsr. .............R Rev. F. Hingeley, D. D
0.5O-IsSt ClAirSville an Eligible site
FOR Manufacturing, and How 70
Benefit the Farmer
Discussion.
IO,SD-The Breeds OF Cattle for PROFIT
J. NJ. Stewart, AorganTs, Pa
II.OO-Sman Dairy ..........' ...-' r. h. RooeFts
Mt Pleasant Ohio. Discussion.
AFTERNOON.
i.Sl-American Citizenship. Isaac P. Myers
.5l-...............--. MUSIC
I.j5-The Silo. .-..............L b steer
discussion
s.is-Farmers' institutes Miss Maggie Kirker
S:iS-Pablic Health is public Wealth
Prof E. NslsoR, Pres. State Board Of Health
EVENING.
1:0..... Music
i.s5-................... Rev. r. Hingeley, ID. ID
S.iO-Recitai from Macbeth Miss Laura Pratt
and @. Carroll
s:SS-T6s Ghosts inat I Have Seen