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Highest in Leavenng POwerIateU Y. S Govt Report
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ABSOHn gTEEY PURE
ABSOa JTElY PURE

lures and 1000 bushels spot; market
quiet: ungraded mixed 49a50c; October
50a50sSc, closing at 50Hc; November 509s
a51Lc, closing at 50%c; December 5l5Ss
529kc. OATS receipts, $50. GOO bushels; ex
ports 1000 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels
futures and $4,000 bushels spot; market
lower and weak; October $50; November
S51l s36$<c, colsing at $3.50; mixed western
25sS61S No. 2 Chicago $50. Coffee, steady;
5a20 points down. Sugar, quiet. Mol2Sses,
steady. Rice, firm. Petroleum, steady;
United &c. Cottonseed oil firm, Tallow,
dull. Turpentine, dull, Eggs, firmer;
fieecef 25a35c; pulled 2Oa32c; Texas 15a2lc.
Pork, firm; extra prime $lS Scala 90. Cut
meats, quiet aud steady Lard, dull
western steam IS 60; October S 90; No.
vember $40; January 81 AZ. Butter, quiet;
Elgin 25c. c heese, firm.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 11.-Flour,
steady. Wheat, lower; No. 2 red October
7516c; November 764a7617c; December
7SHc; January T9S[aS0c Corn, weak; No.
2 mixed October 491S a492lc; December and
January 49a491<c. Oats. firm; No. 3white
9S15c; No. white October 361Sa39c; No
vember 3SLla39c; December 39a3915c; jan
uary 40c. Eggs, firm; Pennsylvania tirsts
23a23%c Butter, firm; Pennsylvania
creamery extra 25c. ipts-Flour, l, 40C
barrels; wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1856 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
els; oats, 800 bushels.
TOLEDO, o., October 11.-Wheat, active
and lower; No. cash and October 14c;
November 75c; December 76c; May sl}2sc
Corn, dull; No. cash 44c. Oats, quiet;
cash S216c Rye, steady at 5715c Clover,
seed, active and lower; prime cash and
October SO 80; November and December
Sc IS; January So 45. Receipts-Wheat
121, 900 bushels, corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
1000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; clover.
seed, 500 bags. Shipments-tlour, Il, wv
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, IL,
900 bushels; oats, 400 bushels rye, 2o,OoC
bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., October 11.-Cotton
quiet; middling SIC Flour quiet. Wheat
weak and lower; No red tic; receipts,
1000 bushels; shipments, $50 bushels. Corn
dull; No. 2 mixed 44c Oats, dull; No.
mixed 331<c Rye, easier; No. 2, 1910.
Pork, quiet at $l1 IS. Lard quiet at s. %.
Bulk Meats and Bacon, quiet and IN
changed. Whisky, firm at 81 Is. Butter,
firm; fancy Elgin creamery &c; Ohio ga
23c; prime dairy 17alSc. Eggs steady at l6c'
OBALTIMoRE, MD, October 1l.-Wheat,
weak; No. red spot and October 1890;
December 7SHc; May SIC. Corn, easy;
mixed spot 5l1Sc; October 5015c. Oats,
. steady; No. 2 white western 3S15c, Rye,
firm. Hay firm: good to choice timothy
Sl4 75al5 90. Butter firm; creamery fan
cy 25a2Sc. Coffee firm; Rio 1719c.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING, October IL

w HhELlN6i OOUOOOl IL
There is little change in the live stock
market this week. Prices remain as before
and large hogs continue up In price.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas:
CArTLE-Extra, !, 900 to 1000, So OOa3 25;
good, 800 to 900, 75a3 90; good, 500 to
900, 25Oa2 70; fair, 700 to 500, Sc 25a2 so;
common, 600 to 200, 80 25a2 so; bulls, 81 90
az %; COWS, 81 00a9 80.
Hoes-Demand fair; supply light;
extra, S. 25a5 40; good, IS 00a5 10; COM
mon. a 40s4 90.
SHEEP-Supply freer; demand fair;
extra, g 75a4 90; good, So 25s3 90; COM
mon. 3 OOa9 90; lambs, 3 60a5 90.
Calves are in fair supply, and demand is
good 50 00a5 90.
Fresh Cows S1S 90 o2500.
CHICAGO. October H. Cattle - Re-
ceipts, 10000 head; shipments 1900 head ;
market, slow and weak; best natives s. l5a
5 so; others IS 50a4 80; Texans e2 3Oa2 SO;
rangers s. 75a4 10; native cows 81 75a2 30. Z
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market, active and shade low
or; rough and common "A 15a5 10; packing
and mixed s. 20a5 As; bulk s. 30a5 40; prime
heavy 50 G0a5 10; light s. 60a5 rs; mixed
light 50 40s5 80; pigs aud skips "a loa5 80.
Sneep-hoCelplSi iV,VVV uSau, ohIPHhOuUS
9, 500 head; market steady; native ewes
s. SOFAS so; Texans g S5a4 SIS; lambs - 5Oa
70.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October IL
Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 32C
head; market dull and shade OF from
yesterdays decline.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
l 400 head; market, active; Philadelphias
as O0a6 10; mixed, s. 60a5 80; fair to best
Workers., S. 50a5 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
600 head; market slow and shade of
from yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, o., October 1l.-Hogs easy
at a 50a575; receipts 1000 head; ship
ments l 600 head.
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WOOL.
WHEELING. October IL.


No change is observed in the wool mar
ket. Nearly all the country wool is bought
up. and there is not sufficient interest in
the trade to occasion any undue activity.
prices as reported by Horkhelmer Bros,
are as follows; Fine fleece, washed, zoa2Ic,
nnvashed. one-third of, unmerchanraole,
one-fourth: medium unwashed, 24c; me-
dipm fleece, washed. 2SaSOc; tuo-washed,
SOC
PEr1ApEIPHIA, PA, October l1.-Wool
in improved demand, and prices unchanged.
Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 2Sa2sc; X 26a2Sc;
medium SSas4c: coarse S211s a33c; New
Work Michigan, Indiana and West
e,.n fine or X aud Xxx 24a96c; medium
s5esSe: coarse S2a3Sc; washed combing
and delaine fine washed delaine X and
Xxx 2sas2c; medium washed comoing S0a
=. pnyvashed and delaine 25a2611c; coarse
Sn Szl<c: Montana 16a22c; territorial lSa
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. October II.

Wheat is still holding its own, and there
is little prospect of immediate change.
New corn is coming in quite freely and Is
selling at SOC. Hay dropped yesterday 10
Sl3 90.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood, Sill
yer Gloss. 50 75aS 90; in paper % 20 per bar
rel. Minnehaha in cotton sacks s. 90;
Minnehaha in wood, S 90; Galaxy in sacks,
90; Galaxy in wood, $500. Spring wheat
-four, in Jute sacks Of 40 pounds Il 50 per
barrel
GRAIS-Wheat per bushel, No. l, zoe;
corn 65a7Oc per bushel; new corn SOC; oats
psr bushel. 45a4Sc; new oats, S5a3Sc; No.
white 4Sa45c. $4,000 ~
Frrp Middlings per ton SIS OOa2O 90;
bran Der ton SIS 00a19 90; baled hay per ton
$500; loose hay sl3 00al4 90 per ton; de-
mand brisk.
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GROCEEIEs.
RreIsTER OFFICE. I
OctOhar II I

WHEELING, TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL.
The sugar market continues moderalely
active and prices are steady as Quotedi tue
General tone Of the market II anything Is
Rrmer, in sympathy with rawS, when nave
ssiffened up somewhat within tue past rev
Jave Coffee continues firm anu an al
Tence 10 the price Of roasted may 90 IOoAeu
for soon. -..,.;ons &c oh.
The following are the quotations. aS %
coined from Nell s. ElliDghamI
Ss~RrPs-Choice Syrup 2oc no ION
~, min 26c; Sugar dark PC; Csc a1ul-
tion n half oarrelsl. New Prle eso.
Moiasses-Fancy, 40c; Choiea % |,
orime $50; Mixed goods, New orleans
asc- Faker's goods SOC. -
ovtsgCNs-Scheuk's medium ~.
49, fIS(c; sc. breakfast bacon l,ASc
n shoulders 74c: city sides Ae,
Nom baaf 12c: ordinary beef l08c; tallAlt
-''i',. Scbenk's pure kettle, tees ~
ION. cens 9l(c: lard comptQnd. tees 49,
So4S eors 20; 20B cans ~, l0b can
~ cans So: BID cans SIC
--,rrD (1oops--8b fancy tcpatoos "
r3e,..frrd Co STANDARD corn 81 lsel loi 1lp
r rre, ~ DROP corn 40; 1QtA
St1.o Fancy 2h corn ] Is; CtlIofnlH
osS 49,. 452 Sd Standard table nRaches
-. ~ peaches ! S5i 10 Deep I'D tQl
go, 80 s-a cove oysters zoe, hs1
cote lretets zoe, 2A AI 5aAo'
~ ne beans ei - can : De-
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway,

Time Table No. 0, to take eject 1901 .. N,
Sunday, September IS, 1871.
Leave wheelinE-i5:5J t7:l6, f7:25. $500.
+e:45 4ii:00 a. m, tl2:0i, si2:l5. ti:45 $50.
AGO. $3.50, t7:l5. $50, ts:cJ p. n
Leave Psninsula-te:b6. t7:a.. n;3, g:1.
te:5l, tll:o7 a; M THU ylz;2, 1888 'S;so'
Leave Martins Fery-Se:3. te:H. te:O
1888, $3.50, 1000 10. ts, sil:0 . N, 'u:D,
sl:oO $3.50, 3d. $40. "a IS, tt:S3 $50 go
to:b2. $3.50, 1879 tl0:<sp.m.
Leave w. d L. F. and g.. l.. 4 w. Junction
g5:b7, 1908 1870, sS:52. 1900, fio:t2. a. M,
fl:lV '3:2I si:5s 800 t5:z7, ts;<o fo:Z7' flO'h
Leave LaughlIn's NnI--fe:4s 'io:0 r. m..+i:is,
1881, sos, $500 p. m. -.o.o.
Leave De Hsss Crossing--to:l4, 'lo:o5 g. m,
fDsiIy except Sunday. 'Daiiy. Sundays
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph ONCE 1t wheeling u the s'Anaafa
ses2.ad TAUssIG. superintendent
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FIrhting in Dahomey.

8. October 2.-Dispatches from
Novo state that Col DOdd's eXpedi-
ainst the DahOmeyiaus took, without
ton, on October s, a third fortified
neyian position between Tonne and
lessa. Allthe DahOmeyian forces are
entered at SabOri, where it is expect
.aev will make a final staud against the
French, The French troops are in the
best condition, but troops have been re-
tarded BY heavy rains recently.
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LoU1svILIR, KY, October 10.-Speaker
Crisp addressed large crowd at Morgan
field to-day. The country around Morgan
field is full Of third party followers and
Mn. Crisp was sent down to bring them IN
to liue. and tonight the opinion is that he
has succeeded in doing so.
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PErROLEUM.

NV YoRK. October 11.-Petroleum
d,1i throughout Pennsylvania ipot nrne:
N Nov option, sales Is, 600 barrels at sc.
On. Cry. Pa, October 1l.-Petr0leun,
onsned, lowest and closing. 5l5scs nigh
~ sSc. sales. 5000 barrels; clear
s5ces' 600 barrels; shipments llcs9oo
barrels: runs 1l4sl9L r-.,..,,..
p1YTsBrRa. PA, October ll-fe trotsoI ~,
onaned. closed and lowest 5l1sc; Mgnea,
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about the oil territory
Ian interesting spectacle,
yainly endeayOring 70 get
ossesslOn OF the disputed
tiers were started rather
lay morning by determin-
he part of the oil men TO
ssiOn of one of the gas
about o'clock when Mr..
arted for the scene of ac-
It when he arrived on the ground
ind a strong guard Of men
around the ground by the NJ.
q NJ. Co. As soon as he crossed
fence warning Of "halt" came
the guard, and Mr.. Koch stopped.
as then informed that be could
re possession of the disputed ter
but that he would have TO leave.
och then started down toward
er well, and as be crossed the
shouted, "Get out your gun II
) going 70 shoot" but the guard
4 -A~-iined that be did not want to shoot
anybody. Mr.. Koch staid around
until about IL o'clock, when he
came back to the city. 1t was
reported yesterday that one Of the oil
men had gone out during the night
and climbed up one Of the derrlcks,
where he remained a greater part or
the day.
The October term Of the Circuit Court
convened yesterday morning with
Judge Campbell presiding. The grand
Jury were instructed as TO their duties
and retired 20 their room 70 investigate
the OffenseS committed within the cOUn-
". Only three indictments were re-
turned last night. They we're: State
vs.. Michael and John MOylan, two; one
for murder and one for attempt TO kill.
State VS.. r. g. Potts and Angelina
Potts for assault and battery. The jury
was adjourned over until to-day.
Cats & Gray have disposed of their
general store to couple Of gentlemen
from Charleston, who will take immedi-
ate charge Of the establishment and
conduct the business as heretofore.
Messrs. Cats & Gray will devote their
attention 10 their immense lumber
trade at ROsby's Rock aud Glen EastOn.
The Thespian Club OF this city will
present a beautiful five act comedy
drama entitled Fate" at the Opera
House next Saturday evening. The
proceeds are for the benefit Of worthy
cause.-the new hOspital-and all should
attend.
The Democratic County Executive
Committee held a meeting yesterday,
nd made several more appointments
speaking in the county during the
1aign.
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Tonthacha. S

FOB EARACHE, TOOthache, Sore
Throat. Swelled Neck, and the results
of colds and Inflammation, use Dr..
Thomas Electric Oil-the great pain
destroyer.
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DALTyMORE AND OHIO RAIL

TRAES.OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago 1885 and l0:oo a. IN. l0;3Op IN.
daily, and 1925 p IN. daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 7:S and l0:oo a. M and
Columbus Accommodation, SIS p. m, except
ST Giairsville Accommodation, 1905 q m
and 3:25 p. M, except Sunday
Chicago Express, 1: IS and $40 .. m. daily,
and 1905 p. m, except Sunday, and b;5o p. IN.
daily.
Cincinnati Express. sos a. m. and o:s5 p. m.
Columbus Accommodation. 1906 p. m. daily
st. Clsirsviile Accommodation, 1905 p. m. and
5:55 p. IN. except Sunday.
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9nr sfnIe---a2cul Gstats.
koUADsvlLlE's PRuspERI7

No town in the Ohio Valley
grown more rapidly in proportion
It's size during the past year
Moundsyille. For health and be;
Of situation, II will compare iavofs
with any town on the Ohio river, /;
investors VIII lind il profitable to
yestigaie lis many advantages. {
hundred dwellings viii he needed
supply the demand for those whor
work in the Weaving haiII and ST.
Factory. Apply tor particulars to
J. GLENN COOK, General Manage
HUNTSVILLE MINING & KAEFG c
MOUNDSvILLE, w. VA.
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W P IA IN DIVlSION.

For Plttsburg, o:iO aud Z 20 q IN, and 900 p.
N. daily, and Bop. m. daily except SUNDAY
For Pittsburg and the EPst oU ?. m aalIy'
Washington Accommoas tion 500 p. m. ef'
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg 1896 = IN. daily, 1854 p. m.
except Sunday, $3.50 and 1910 p. m. daily.
washington Accommodation, 1850 q. m. daily
except Sunday. - scrtI.
General PASSENGER Agent, Baltimore.
Us LANE, Wheeling. deH
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tDaiIy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at 9:43 q. N. and Whesling AZ l2:n 2. 10.
II. L. WElbGBRBER,
Zen ManaOar
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GOvERNAiENTs-Quiet.
Fours Registered. .............. .....ll4515
FOurs Coupon. .................-.... l4F59
Pour-and-a-half Registered. ......... 1904
Pacific Skies of 'e5...................4O 1
STATEs-Dun.
RAuROADs-Quiet; sales S112,O OO
Stocks - Notwithstanding the general
Interest evinced In the Columbus celeb ra-
ton the volume or business at the Stock
Exchange was large and the temper or
speculation was decidedly more ouuish.
Nearly every stockin the list scored higher
figures. While the Industrials again led the
upward movement, the changes In railway
shares were more important than usual.
The favorable Government crop report Tor
October led the liberal purchases on, ana
there was az advance ranging from = 70
IL per cent. Ia the Changers. q, Is. -.
led the rise, probably because the short IN
terest was larger than IN the other west
ern shares The general msrket closed az
about the top figures. Quotations closed
Atchison,r $50; Adams Express, l49]{;
American Express, lls; Baltimore ana
Ohio, Q23[; Canada Pacific, s.: Central
Pacific, 81; Chesapeake and Ohio, 234
Chicago and Alton, 142; Chicago, Burning
ton ard Quincy, 1909 Delaware and Hud-
son. l341S; Delaware, LRckawanna ana
Western, 1889 Denver and hlo Gfanue
preferred, 52SS; Erie, %; do preferred,
az: Fort Wayne, 1888; Illinois Central,
97l5: Lake Shore, 1919; Michigan Cen
tral. lO7: Missouri Pacific, 81; Norfolk
and Western preferred, 40; Northern Pa
SIC. 49, 9o preferred, 5lA; Northwest
ern. 1l45l. do preferred, 142; New York
Central. lO9ll: Pacific Mail, SlSi Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, Is; Pitts6urg,
$50: Pullman Palace, 1917; Reading, 5Sss
Rock Island. slSS: St. Louis and San Fran
cisco, hrst preferred, IS; 81. Paul, 81;
do preferred, 1928 ST Paul and Omaha,
So; do. preferred, 10; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, IS; Texas Pacific. IFS; Union
Pacific, 409s United States Express, oV;
Western Union, g61S; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 255z do preferred, tcS.
Mining StOcks-CboiOr iOOi Crown Point
lbs: Consolidated California and Virginia,
4lO; DeadyEood, 1870; Gould and Curry, l40;
Hale and Eorcross, 215; Homestake, l4uOi
Independence. 1000; Mexican, $50; North
9 SfSr,SWO: Ontario, 500; OPhir, oOi Ply
mouth EiO; Sierra Nevada, -; standard,
100: IYnion Consolidated, 100; yellow
Jaekef. 14O; Iron Silver, %; QUICKSILVER,
500: 40. preferred, 1900; Bulwer. 80.
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(AT HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after Wednes-
day June /, 1872, trains will run rs follows
City Time:
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1IALuABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

North Huron street Dwelling, almost
lot S0A1O, A bargain az D.6O.
Double Frame on FoStieth strcpt, lot 9
In trst-class condition, goa
A splendid Market street property, lot 4
for Few days. at s7,bO0
A two-room House, alley n, lot 1870. 50
Fiye.roomed Frame, on Virginia street
be had for sl.t00
A four.roomed Frame on Virginia stree.
good bargain at 1900.
GEO. j. MATHlSON.
1910 Chapllno str
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FOR SALE

No. 500 Market street, rooms. q. 800.
2il5 AID 3ll7 Nam street, - feet font
House rooms. 26iS jacob street and i.roo,.
house In rear, t3.5C0
House rooms, 1920 Jacob street, $500
House rooms aud hall, with moderp
yeniences, 45i6 Jacob street S2,7bl
House . rooms, splendid conQioon.
street, Centre Wheeling. 1850
House rooms on Fourteentn STREET,
House6 rooms. jacob street. Dttwe'
teenth and Sixteenth streets. tp.o1
House 4 roons Woods and Twen'
House rooms. Eofr street. Centre "
q & isSG houses, H5sstss sTfs.T gi "a
I Splendid farm. 50 ssrss. nine niles cas-,
'' Farm, 81 sores. two miles from oisyon Bog
Run. -.
Lot at EdginEton lane. $50
one-hAlf lot on Chsplinc street. Sixth war
1900
Wheeling. $500.
city, fronting on two railroads
NEsBITT 81 DEvINE.
s-.0t A.rhel fffnar
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money la Per Cent. - Governments
Ouiet-stOeks Aotive-FlOur steady and
Wheat Weak.
NEW YORK, October ll-Money on call
easier at "a per cent; last loan at %
per cent; closed offered at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper at sac per cent.
Sterling exchange weak az 4S0a4o6ll.
COvERNAfENTs-Quiet
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FOR SALE.

The best Suburban lot, within two miles
this city; nothing more desirable ever Offer
at a very modest price. III you want to 80
the pike don't miss IL. Size l25x-b0
viii offer for few days the property on
ner OF Twenty-sixth and Eod streets NJ We
low figure. II will pay well as an investmel
It's good location.
sl.oO viii buy a good house and LOT At !;
South York street
The six-roomsd dwelling, with stable, al
South Huron street, Sl60).
Four-roomed cottage At % Zane street.
s275 for lot s0xlb0 on Twenty.nlnth sure
You will never buy cheaper
Building lots all over the city, cheap
TO LET. ~
Best Flat In the city,
Modern lawyers Offices.
G. o. Smith, 1929 Market s
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Railroads.

0HIO RIVER RAILROAD co
on and after Monday, April ., Pssss
r,s1ns will run a. follows sD&lly4 ~
Except Sunday. Central Time
= .,,,-r .oryxp.
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EyOR REsT-fARE OF - ACkss, fvlE ~.
II miles from city. JOHN cShcnf On. - 49,
Main street, wheeling. -. -
EOR RENT.
Upstairs Dwellings Of seven rooms each
Barber shop with bot and colo beths
Storefooms.
All on Tenth street. ~
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m Ay1 ss q trains on a9a sss
Marks: sDaiiy; fSunday excepted; tAon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern standard Timc.
which Is one hour earlier than Central Time.
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~, Pennsylvania Stations.
[VIbInnSVIVdnid LINES.
Trafns Bum by Central Time.

r,rxx- oxyrrrs AT PxsrsYrvAyrA s-A1ros On
WITTn ST. Toor OF KLEvKyrE ST.. WnnKLno.
AT NcIUnH HoUsx. WHEfLTEe, AID - Tx
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&c.
The Republican., 1892-07-01

A whole book and one of large size,
too, might be written on the vegetable
wonders of the world. Even the Ma
layan savages know that it is possible
for a plant or flower to be a real oddity,
for botanists tell us that they have an
extraordinary flower which is known
to them by name which signifies
"Wonder- Wonder" 1t is flower and
a flower only. having neither leaves,
stem or roots. 1t is a globular parasite,
about three feet across, and bursts into
a dream of loveliness from the surface
of decayed logs and stumps. The won
der-wonder" is exceeded in size by only
one other species of known flower, the
Victora regina of Ceylon, which is five
feet across. India. the home of SER
pents. has what is known as the ''vege-
table boa constructor" a species of
climber which twines about great trees
so tightly as to strangle them to death.
THE butcher plant, one of the carniv-
orous vegetables, is found only in the
near vicinity of Wilmington, n. c.
Detroit Free Press
The Republican., 1892-07-01
HoMEsIcKNEss IN THE ARMY.
The Longing for Civilization that the
Soldier Feels.

Soldier Feels.
1t would be an incomplete story Of
life at post which said nothing of the
visits of homesickness, which many
strong men in the west have confessed
to me, is the worst sickness with which
man is cursed. And it is an illness
which comes at irregular periods tc
those of the men who know and who
love the east. II is not a homesickness
for one home or for one person, but a
case of that madness which seized
Private 9th eris, only in less malig-
nant form. and in the officers quar-
ters. An impotent protest against the
immutability of time and Of space is
one of its symptoms-a sick disgust of
the blank prairie, blacke ned by fire as
though il had been drenched with ink,
the bare parade-ground, the same faces,
the same stories, the same routine and
detailed life, which promises no change
or end; and with these longing for
streets and rows of houses that seemed
commonplace before, of architecture
they had dared TO criticise, and which
now seems fairer than the lines of the
Parthenon, a craving to get back to "a
place where people, whether one knows
them or not, are hurrying home from
work under the electric lights, to the
rush of the passing hansoms and the
cries Of the last editions" and the
glare Of the shop windows. to the lire
of great city that is as careless of the
exile's love for it as is the ocean to one
who exclaims upon its grandeur from
the shore; soreness of heart which
makes men while it lasts put familiar
photographs out of sight, which makes
the young lieutcnants when the band
plays certain waltz on the parade at
sundown, bite their chin straps, and
stare ahead more fixedly than the reg
ulations require. Some officers will
confess this to you, and some will not.
II is a question which is the happier,
he who has no other scenes for which
to care, and who is content. or he VINO
eats his heart out for while. and goes
back on leave at last. Richard Harding
Davis, in Harper's Weekly.
-Judge-"What value do you put on
the boots that were stolen from you?'
Witncss-"You see, my lord, they cost
me eight marks when new, then had
them soled twice, which came TO three
marks each time total. fourteen
marks. -Buch zum Todtlachen.