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Evidently Wnnsed tn Die.

FLYNN a servant. took desperate means 10
end her life yesterday. She made three
attempts at snicide. the last proving sue
cessful. First che took laudanum. but was
saved. Then she drank . large quantity
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Flaming Mil DESTROYED.

SULLIVAN. Ind, June 2a.-The fiour.mIll
of Cushmsu & Crowder was burned last
night. 1t contained about three thousand
bushels of wheat The mill and the wheat
arc a total loss. There was very little IN
surance. Tho loss 10 probably $4,000 to
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for sunday.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-For Ohio and In
dlana-Fair: north winds; slightly warmer
In extreme north portions.
For Hllnois-Fair; east winds; warmer in
northeast portion.
Weather Conditions-The barometer con-
tinues high in the Northwest, and the pres
sure has increased over the lake regions,
with cool. northerly winds and fair
weather. The barometer has fallen slight
lv in the Gulf States, and rain 10 reported
from the south Atlantic and Gulf States.
with variable winds. Light rains are also
reported from New England. Minnesota
and North Dakota. The temperature Is
rising In the region west of the Mississippi,
and the barometer is lower north of
Montana.
Local Weather Report
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Didn't Choose INDIANAPOLIS.

TORONTO. June 25-The Knights of ST.
John to-day chose Pittsburg as the next
place of meeting. on a vote of 1873 against
b and for Indianapolis and Saginaw City,
respectively.
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Rev. w. ". Shennard.

DANvILLE, KY. June 25.-The Rev. w
Y. Sheppard, a prominent Episcopal min.
lister. was sunstruck yesterday, n dice
last night from the effects.
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FOURTH OF JUL RATES on THE
AONOG OUT

Betsceen All Stations, Chicago Included. Wu1
Be One Fare for the Round Trip.
Tickets good going July 2. 3 and 4, and good
returning until July 5, inclusive.
/. ID. BALDWIN ID. p. A.
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Five Years for killing a Pup,l.

VIRoQUA. Wis, June 25.-Judge New
mar has sentenced James Marcer to five
years in Strte's prison for killing Bert
C%aucutt, . pupil. while fogging him with
q stove. poker for a trihing misdemeanor.
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s%ylvanla, New York and the New England
States. Within a short time the gentlemen
expect to be employing 15O to 200 hands.
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K~ALEY-sadie. wife Of Henry Haley. az II O'Clock
Saturday night. Funeral at 2 o'clock p. " Monday.
from No. ~ Prospect street. Friends invited
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The BIaines at Home Again.

BAR HARBoR. Me-. June 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine, Miss Harriet Blame and the
DAmrosches arrived on the morning train.
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Will he celebrated under the auspices OF the
Uniform Rank of X. of T.. at Armstrong; Park
two squares west OF Crown Hill. tirand prize
drill, day fireworks popular games aud lois OF
fun. Electric cars every five minutes.
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makes his appearance at q late hour,
ne will nevertheless be q factor not
20 be ignored, for his reputation as .
successful politician extends beyond the
boundaries of the State. Though in q dis
trict gerrymandered by q Democratic Leg
stature for the benefit of its own members
Major steele entered the race In 1880 and
won by n fair majority. Twice after that
be carried the same district, and after
Howard county. safe for one thousand he
publican majority. had been Topped OF by
another gerrymander he again won by four
hundred. His defeat by a small plurality
was finally secured by an explicit
declaration from the Democratic admins
tration that so long as the Democrats
of a district with q majority of 800 To 1000
permitted themselves 10 be represented in
Congress by q Republican just so long
would they be ignored In the distribution
of favors at Washington.
Major Steele was q brave soldier and q
representative with remarkable influence
In Congress. where he made q splendid
record. He is a successful business man
and shrewd politician. Is well and favor
ably known throughout the State among
the active political workers, and the an
nOuncement of his candidacy will quicken
the beat of many o pulse among the PER-
spring statesman at Fort Wayne.
Another Candidate for Governor.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, June 25.-The Republicans Of
this vicinity met at the club-rooms in this
city tonight and resolved to push the In
~terests of Hon. William n. Mcdonald, of
this place. before the Fort Wayne conven-
ton for the nomination for Governor.
The Republicans of Indiana will remem-
Der his being unseated by the
INSCRIPTIONS Democratic Legislature
after his election by coo ma
jority as Joint Senator from Jackson
and La wrance counties and the seating OF
l.. +. Brannaman. Earnest support will
undoubtedly be given him from
the first, starting out with his
senatorial district as q unit.
and surrounding counties flocking to him.
A resolution looking to his nomination was
unanimously adopted. and a committee of
management, consisting of Messrs. j. w.
swift, K. +. White, DIR. V. II. Monroe,
w. NJ. Martin and John Long was
appointed to arrange for tho trip.
Mr.. Mcdonald is both q practical farmer
and manufactures. and is distinctivcH q
representative man.
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ONLY ONE FARE FOR THE RoUSD TRIP
Tt0 the Monon Route and Chicago 10 Omaha,
NeJ., on account OF the Peoples
National Contention.

Tickets good going June 30 10 July ?. inclusive,
and good returning until July Is. inclusive.
Tickets and can be procured at
ticket Office. 90 South Illinois street. Union sta
ton and Massachusetts avenue.
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bloody Battle I'm Brazil.

NEW YORK. June 2a-Tbe Herald corre-
%spondent at Rio Janeiro. Brazil, says that
Col. Silva Bsrbosa has reported to tho
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, October "A Cattle - Re-
ceipts. II. 600 head; shipments, 2,5O0 head;
market. higher; best natives s. OOa5 90;
others g 75a4 90; feeders s. 25a3 so;
Stockers s. l5a2 30; Texans s. 3Oa2 30;
native COWS g 5Oa2 -.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
: coo head; Market stronger; rough and
common s. 75a5 90; mixed and packers
s. O5a5 30: prime heavy s. 4Oa5 60; light
e. 2Oa5 SIS; others 81 50s5 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
zoo head; market shade stronger; natives
g 15a5 so: grass Texans s. SOa3 80; wes-
terms a 25a4 90.
FAST LIBERTY, PA, October IA
\,attle- Receipts, 1,1S0 head; shipments,
! 1850 head; market, nothing doing, all
through consignments.
HOgs-Receipts, 800 head; shipments,
. 400 head; market dull; Philadelphias,
IS 75a5 50; mixed, s. 6Oa5 60; best York
ers' As 5Oa5 SIS; common, IS 25a5 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head; shipments,
400 head; market dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., October H.-Hogs.
weaker at "a 4Oa56O; receipts, $500 head ;
shipments $500 head.
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INDEPENDENTS.


INDEPENDENCE, PA, October a.
The Elders convention OF the Wash
Ing PresbyterY which was held in the
Lower Buffalo Presbyterian church on
last Tuesday and Wednesday was not
very well attended as there was not
enough delegates from near all the
churches in the Presbytery. The ses-
sions were all very interesting and the
topics were we'll discussed.
Mr.. Johnston one of the popular bus
mess men from Baltimore, Md, is
spending his vacation with his mother
in-law, Mrs. c. H. Buell..
Miss Annie Wilson is visiting friends
in Wellsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. j. +. Westlake has moved from
his fathers house on Main street to his
own home on High street.
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Burnworth, who
have been visiting friends in town for
some time, has returned TO their home
in Kirby, Pa.
Mrs. G.. W. Muckley has gone to Gin
cinnati, o., to visit friends.
]. Y. DOdds and s. T. Moore have
purchased new pianos from Mr.. Hockey.
Farmers are now busy husking corn.
The new crop is very good.
Mr.. n. G.. Hunter has purchased over
four thousand barrels Of apples. BE is
shipping them TO New York, Chicago
and Gales0urg, Ill.
The humorist, Professor Sharp, gave
one Of his entertainments in the school
house here on last Monday night which
was we'll attended.
James Johnston is building a new
stable. Robert Beard is doing the
work.
Rev. William Plummer, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Brilliant, o., is
visiting friends ia this neighborhood.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Of South Side,
Pittsburg, Pa. is visiting at her IA
theirs, j. G. Hannas, Esq
John A. BOles has purchased a new
corn husker, which 10 is claimed will
husk from four 10 six acres of corn per
day. He will run ii with his traction
engine
Mr. l.. w. Casmau, of East Liverpool,
o., Is In town on business.
Mr.. Ellis Jones, a highly-respected
citizen Of DunsiOrt, Pa, is lying very
low with diabetes. Very little hope Of
his recovery is entertained.
WoULD you ride on a railroad that
uses no danger signals? That cough is
a signal of danger. The safest cure is
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee OF salts
faction.
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VgTzEL DEMOCRATS

,v.s,ing Held By Mr. ii'o ana ,,, Dat.
Good nso ov-A slim Republican Gath
erIng. ...,s.nss OF no Rooster,
poi NJ ,rrrSsyrLlE, W. Va October oet,,,s
Ny, u d al Post, Of Harrison 1,, county MY
IN r. For Elector Of the First Con
sandid'.5 district, and Mr.. 4. Nc
lressional Iowver OF Pittsburg, ad-
Fesl l5 large and enthusiasts Si De ino,
re'ssI a : az the Court House ,S,l last
tra,ic D T,,b speeches were excellent,
ght D.ocb Of Mr.. McSweeney de-
but the 1881 notice. IL was . clear,
srves est .-.- and exhaustive exposition
lsin, .ismertary principles OF the tar
iA' ,tsr with their Application ana
@ Io7''- r1s varied interests OF the
sac' lf'-V insolvency is a thoroughly
lo1au!, man and understands the
iaf1 t---bob.s that McSweeney's tarlh
la1 ~ ms rae a6Iest ever delivered IN
P's'ES, "~- House. McSweeney came
Ea' ~ ,~s business and the boys
ere CD ,.- INN service. lie Is the class
ra's7- . -- democratic Executive Com
. --,- should have 10 discuss the tarlH
-.'.. .,-r before ,le people
80 T. vs.. Wilson will address a
IA.o. .-., meeting 70 be held In the
Demo-. ..s here at 1 o'clock p. IN.
@-t,-sss.y. October 10.
EN-, gc- psr.h..caus had a meeting here
10 t.a-t House last Wednesday
b .a, vr..b was very slimly at
s's,.s5- T-e Republicans acted as II
--,-' -,-rar ashamed OF the meet
i1-l pa +...-vaiIy so. AZ least one
,-1.rs audience We're Democrats.
.r.-- was addressed by the Hon.
l' ~ r.rffs. OF the Farmers Pro-
y. ~. 49, Tariff League OF Pennsylvania,
s, .,t. p y. Webster, of the State OF
W. Iii, said that Mr. Webster is a
'.-.-,f tre private secretary OF the
,..-.ar B. Esius, who esides
l--' ,...-s .1 New York, Maryland, or
NJ. y.-r.sia. lC is reported that
.-H., been sent into West Nlr-
~, mn som. unknown secret mission.
U.-.-sr. fr bis discussion OF the tar
.,sr.# that -5 per cent. OF the i'm
-' .,s-r. .g free. which was an inn
cont feature that must not be
-..--,af and was Dragging about the
...,Hty OF the Republican party In
..-.5.-sr..10. when some fellow in the
60 wanted 90 know in a stage
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PRODUCE.
Pitt.nurr Proauce AIarket.

prrrsRrRE. October l4.-There has OeSn
very little change in the position Oh tae
local egg market for a week or mcre'W 70
the supply is not large, 1t IS fuIiy equaI 70
present requirements. ChOlce ouVVeI a.
tns late-ruade cheese continue 10 meet WIN
"a steady REQUEST and command full prices.
Live chickens have been in liberal supply
tbe mast clav or two, aud we have TO report
a weaker market in consequence Fot4-
toes continue 10 meet with very I@lt re-
orest although some Of the trade are I'M
,5rossed with the belief that prices nave
beeu forced up higher than the actual STU
ation iustihes. Green apples IL Rather
better demand, but prices snow no llu-
provement as yet. Ounces conti1ue ~
large supply and dull. lew suSI l Ioos u
neacbes continue 10 arrive, but the season
IS about over. Beans ana eyapora'eu
f-,,its are expected 10 DO better soon.
PF,Ns-New crop of New YORK ana
N5chir-an meas. - lOa2 Is per ousnel'
SsD5-Eicxed mediums 50 OOa2 o. per oushel )
7 iv,a new 4lIc: Pennsylvania ana ONO
beans. 81 GOAL 20 per oushel.
Pr-rvwurAr FLOUR-21S aSc per pound
RrrrER-Elgin creamery, 2SaSUc; ONO
fancy creamery, 26a27c; fancy country
roIl. 22a23c; low grades and COOKING IVAI-0'
grease, 8a4c- a., IN. ,or 1oo
p OOa4 w.
STrsTTl-rs-S4 5Oa5 90 per bushel.
Cape Cod, in barrels, - w
as so; crates, 81 5Oa2 10
CHEEsR-Ohio, new 10S[a1lc; New 1orH
11aliISc; fine fall make, fancy new !, ono ,.;lo
swiss bricks, I4lSal5c; Wisconsin SWISS
N this 13al3ISc; Limburger, lO1S alIc;
Ohio swiss, 12alSc. as to quality.
Esss-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania ana
Ohio, in cases, 2Oa2lc. ,o,o nor
GRAPEs - Concord grapes, 20Slo per
basket; Delaware, SSa4Oc per '''
no ut5SoNsYENew crop, white clover g LIP ,s.
s,.tions- 19a2Oc per ID; 2-lo. sectdaP' LOG
-. ,,er 10 (: buckwheat 12al5c.
0SIoNs-Y yellow danvers per oa5s<s s : -
4. ~ do bhoics per bushel SOaSSc: Sy''|'iilsn
- cAate 25a1 50. Af.eoo.
81 IS ~, - STRY-Sp spring chickens, large ~
~ 15s40c: dressed chickens, lSs per
.tdressed spring chickens l4s peh
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table No 8, to take effect 1901 a. H..
Sunday Septern Der IL iEx2

Time Table No. 9, TO take effect 1901 a. H.,
sunday, September IS, 1872
Leave Whsshny-l5:5j t7:l5, T:s5. $500
1855 tll:O0 "a. IN, tl9:ol, sl2:l5. fl:85 $50
1900, f5:9o. ISIS, $500, fs:bJ p. N.
Leave Peninsuls-t6:55, n.2.. t7:3l, $500,
1851. tll:07 a. m, tl2:0 sl2:3i 1865 '5:B.
'l:Os, .5:3g, +7:2l, 500, t9:55p. NJ.
Leave Martins Feuy-f6:C3, 1914. $500
'S.58 $3.50 1880 10 81, 'll:a0 O. m, $3.50
$50 $50 3d. 40. a IS, t5:33 1873, $50
to:52 $3.50. ts:23 fI0:45pm.
Leave 81. & L. r. nna g.. l. & W. JUNCTION
IS. 81. t6:OS t5:41. ss.52, $500 tlu.tz >. IA,
fIlO 1871. $3.50, '5:O5. t5H, t6:i5 1871, fl0;il
Leave LaughlIn's MILF: a., 'lO:o7 a IN. :is
1851. = :03, ~5:Js p. ~.
Leave De Hass Crossing-tS:48 'lO:o3 q m,
ti:i4, 1872 p. N.
fDaiIy except sunday 'DAIy. Sunday,
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph Office - Wheeling Is the STANDARD
se23ead TAUssIG. Superintendent
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PErROLEUM.

NEW YORK, October l4-Petroleum
o,anad firm and advanced slightly. At the
Close Inc Improvement was lost and the
, 0lS left off weak. Pennsylvan ia spot
iii Ill none November option, opened, ,521lc;
highest. 52Ilc; lowest and closing SSci
sales, GOO barrels.
On. CRY. PA, October 14-Opened,
s,SIc. hiihest. 5lJEc; lowest and closed at
Sis7c. sales, 5000 barrels; clearanoes, "a
So0 barrels; shipments, 109,5l7 barrels;
runs, 94,44S barrels
p,rrssuae. PA, October l4-Opened,
lowest and closed at 5l%ci highest, Size
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BELLAIRE

Ah-rf fftv NasOuS or our city went
.p5vta-tan Ias- night on the Ohio
v,rsv Railway. where the Moriah
1-sgs So. lU5, L. and A. NJ, celebrated
\, fr.l anniversary iu their lodge
,7~. The addresses were made by
C B11a-- White, OF Wheeling, and
hi N.E.gcs. of p0Whatan, acted as
r~.,ter Among the we'll known
Gentlemen responding 90 the tOaStS
vs-. o. Is. Ryan, 81. Clairsville, 10
Pie TOAST. sour Anniversary; DR.. j.
n VcN..t-rs. 90 "Our Children; =.
B..re.. ur Flushing, 10 ''Our Ma
re Coat. Sheriff NJ NJ. Scott, TO
a0r- Visitors, W. c. Bergunthal, Of
l, c..y. 90 "M0rIab Lodge" They
arrived home from POwhatan after
midnight
Toe Committee To- provide a line Of
march 01 Columbus Day have fixed the
blowing line OF March: The process
sol will form with right resting beside
platform on public square, left on Bel
non, s.rsat, north 90 31th; west TO No
be. north 90 45tl; east TO Jefferson;
south 90 43I, west .0 Noble; south on
Noble 90 Contra avenue; east on Cen
la. avenue 90 Guernsey; south on
Glsr-sey 90 800. east on 32d 20 Bel
mont; south u1 Belmont % Crescent;
el,, 90 Union; south Oh Union 70 10Th;
vs,; 90 Belmont, north 60 goth; east to
U.ll. north t0 Central avenue; west
Belmont and d.s0aud.
The Republicans Of this city are not
Yy iubialt and are almost heartbrO-
Ken over so many GoDperS in their
grand ola party. Such men as McVeigh,
Gresham, Cox and Cooley leaving the
party 10 Is DO wonder they are fright
coed There is mo- betting on the result
iars JET add they seem afraid 20 risk
ile.r money. The Democrats in this
;T and vicinity are very jubilant and
AeP things on the move and will be
able ,0pui. most of the county ticket
through. while some have hopes OF the
SAFE going Democratic.
Marx Smith won his lawsuit against
h ID. Campbell in regard 20 the own
gs-.g1 of @ horse after q trade The horse
l1lg-s.. get died iu the stable and
..- ,..r.,f ,s ....I ,al uI I no, NOV
tlad. Squire Mason decided in favor
o.. Smith.
r,-,.4 Al. mn,
,r--... o1., anu we Oh h.cnlahu
V..,-I' , 1'. '-s guests y,. u 1leF son,
hv 5lys D- Vr pI,o- r. ~ .,, ', 90
operation far tba rsr,oysI If n "a ceTcar
ron Mrs. Au.t Yesterday
The n5.e-a5sor had cpi,e Iit+la
JOKE on The PrlbibiuoDf.r. Iast evening
5y saving tFs.- rgest,Tg vs. 6eId il
>.,lan.oaca hall, over a saloon, while
ser meeting was held in the Schick
~,oa.
Rev. Poa,on, formerly pastor Of the
Il A D. church Of this city, aud who
conference, was in the cry yesterday.
a. stan, % t'I ~ laS os'H apP ,l teu
4 kun. ,. l's new position after DR.. c. E.
Than do omci.r.. .-5 .f.-
|Fs. ".. ,'-.er IN tins cry to-day on the
I,5se, S.., street crossing and Union
''e1. o'.lse.
~ =. n. N, Woodbridge, ST., Of Marietta,
~ W 0'-''lse, OF the Fourth ward.
4 nts 1- 80. ,-'e o, taxation in this city for
r.. s.gs7-' year Is $3.50 on each SlOO
NJ ~ =, aust 80 VI 'as' year
~ ~ L. .Alr,Z and family viii leave
~ wa MAKE their future nome.
... Guy 'h 'Le hook and Ladder House 10
10 er.ur CUsIrnsS
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matal Market.

Nxw YoRK. October l4-Pig iron.
steady: 1Nnerican SIS 0OalS y. copper.
. sssSe g b0a4 o. Tin, strong; straits
50 75aa0 81
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD on and after Wednes
day June /, 1892, trains will run ~ follows
CITY Time:
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tDAiIy except Sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at 0: ~ a. m. and Wheeling at 1917 2. IN.
II. r.. WElSGERBER.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
rRANs.oHIo DIVISION.

IKANo-OhlO Nv lolON.
For Chicago 1875 aud 1905 a. m. l0:3Op. IN.
daily, and 3:25 p m daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express 1885 and l0:O5 a. m, ana
1920 N. daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 3:25 p. m, except
Sunday. ,o.o.
~. q arsville Accommodation lO:Oo A. m
and 325 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. lis and 6i0 a. m. daily,
and 1905 p m, except Sunday, and 5:5j p. IN.
daily.
daily. -.
except sunday.
81. Clairsyillc Accommodation, 1905 p. m. and
5:55 D. m. except Sunday.
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SHOCKS FOR SALE.

SHOCKS FOR SALE.
A blo(k OF Wheeling steel and Iron Co;
2sshafNSs Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Co.
bShareN Wheeling Bridge Co
FOR RENT.
No. 65 SouNh Broadway, 6room,, $500.
No. 1899 70 y street, rooms. $500
No 2i9 Cha .plinc street brick. $500
No MOP Chap line street rooms. sl5.00
No. pos Eoff street. 9 rooms, $3.50
No. if07 Alley ~. o rooms, si2,O0.
No 27Sl Woods s%ree,, 5 rooms. sloW
No. 23i3 Chapline \treet, storeroom.
No 2l3g Main stree\ $500
storeroom No. 4. Ten IA street
Special Sale Snf Real Estate.
No 1is Twelfth stN ~ brick dwelling, 8
rooms and bathroom ca lot SSti2l
No. lO5 North Front stfA " rooms, hall ana
bath room; lot 60xiO0 feetA son
No. 1901 Alley II. 6roomAx
A hne building lot in Lcah la,,1r
Lots In Old Far Grounds - 49, MO-.
Lots In Zanes Orchard addW pta.,sN
A lot on North Trent street. ia'ot -
Lot on South Front street, IN 49, 'VA
No. l37 south Broadway.
No IlO7 McColoch street
Storeroom and residepce on
East Wheeling.
Money Ia lu4ff.-
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- Pennsylvania Stations
TVIgRlnsy!VdnId lines.
1 Trains Run By Central Time.


rrrKFr OYTTrKs AT PErSsTLvArrA sTkTros on
H4TTg ST. FoOT or ELEvLrTH ST.. WHIKLTrc,
Al NcIUEE HoUEI, NHKELfsc. krD II THK
PENNSYLVANIA STATION BsfDGEPORs.
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eRATEFUL-CoMFoRTINa.
Epps's Cocoa

bhEAKfAo
~By . thorough knoulsdge Of tns natuIai laws
which govern the operAuoLs Of digestion and
nutrition, and by . careful application OF ths
nre properties OF well-sslectsa CocsA, M EpPs
hzs provided our breakfast tables with deli
csteiy nsvorsd beverage which mAJ save ~
use OF such articles of diet that a Consultation
NAY Be gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency 70 disease Hundreds
Of subtle maisdies are floating around rs ready
n ay escape many . fatal snkft - zee ping oar
selves well fortified with pure bad tan1 prop
erIy rourished frame "-Csg9 6r.B n61s1tG
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Ky p MR- DIV SION.

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For Pittsburg. $40 and : 20 a m, and $50 Q
10. daily. aud .3Op. m daily except sunday.
FOR Pittsburz and the East D 90 p. m. daily
Washington Accommodation $500 p. N. ell
cept Sunday.
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From Pittsburg, 1906 a. m. daily -: Is p. m,
except Sundsy, $3.50 and 1910 p. m. daily
Washington Accommodation, 1850 a. IN daily
except Sunday. ~ ecrrI
General Passenger Agent, baltimore.
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WAY TIME GARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and alter
May %, 1922. EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MARKS: sDaily; tSundsy excepted; +Aon-
day excepted; Saturday excspted; SUNDAY
only; saturday only. Eastern standard IIme,
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