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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
frankfurt uno frankfort.
Die Nusfelluno ais SinoemitteI DER
transatlantifden Sreunofdaft.

Sn 9eutl9lan6 peiB man iebt, boB es in
furt a. 8. uno Elm Sranffort, SD., gtebt.
9ie rTrantfurter S3eitung" Gam Wtain)
I6reibt: vWte man ft6e erinnern miro, err
regte bel benz 8anfett, 0as bier geIegentlt6
ber Nntpeienbeit Der 8 Wfit9lteDer Der Conf
miilton fitr Die Weltaus1telung in G6lcago
leiner ,3ett neranitaltet nuroe, etner, Der
6erren Dabur6 beionbere 0ufmerfiamfett,
oaB CT ii1 in letnem Srtnflpru6 ais Sranfz
furter gu erfennen ga6. Grit gum S6luB
Der &ebe iteIte ii6 CUR augemeinen betteren
r~eberrai6uug beraus, oaB Der @ait lt9t
in unlerem Sra1tfurt, lonoern in et1em
Der 3ebn amertfanti6en Sranffurt 81 6aule
mar, uno 3tpar III ienem Tranfiurt, oas Der
6auptort bon GentuGD lit. Otit groBem
Snterefie erfun0igten ftd Die Nntpelenoen
nab ben 8erDGltntIien Der amerttantlGen
S6neiteritaDt utD nabnlen OH ben berettz
milIigit mitgetbeilten 9aten Iber DaS
@mporbliiben Der lelben marlnen Nntbetl.
Ser JteDner bon bamalS, Serr Sberrt6bter
8iuiQm 2inbiaD, bat nun ote @Ite gebabt,
ietne mllnoli6en guflGliiife nod in be-
lonoers oanfenSDertber QSetIe 5n tuus
1~triren, tnbem CT benz 6er0lSgeber I'M IereS
8iattes etne gel9maGpou auSgeftattete
Sammlung bon poblgelungenen pbotoz
grapbil6en Qnit9ten BON Sranffort, SD.,
Iberlanote.
Wir iberbliden 3und6it bonn Sriebhofsz
bigel aus Die StaOt in tbrer gansen Nuss
bebnung. Sbre Gage lit lanbi6aftli6 cine
auBeroroentli6 anmutbtge. Mud Srantfort,
&D., bat letuen SaunuS, nur bob btele
6u0eltette unm1ittelbar an Die Staot Deran>
ret@t. Sin bretter Stromlaut nit Sampz
fern unb 6plSflDBen be0edt, lonie BON elmer
@tienbabnbrilGe iiberlebt, un1gibt Die Stabt
in elmer f%ntefDrmigen Biegung. Sranffort,
&p, lit gan5 piusnarti8 anselest. Seine
66uier erbeben it0 aus Dem Griin Der
@Grten; bier ODER finf &tr6en nit tbren
i6Ianfen Sblrmen 9eben Der 8bpiio9noz
ntie Der Stabt etn belonbereS Qlnieben.
Ser Ganbitrtb 16eirt iebr maloret6 gu
istn unb elmer lebbalten 0o%G5tnOuitrte our
Grunolage SIT btenen. 9ie librigen 8botoz
grap6ten fibren Yunfte aus Der nG6eren
umgebung Der Stabt Dor. ueberau per>
bin6et ii6 @alier nit @aIo 81 malerii6z
romantli6er, BON tetner @%rbObung Der
itGotii6en Gtnfomn1eniteuer DerDititerter
Stimmung. @tue nit W2ar9ueriten beidte
QSieie IteIt unS ben Sommer bon Sranf>
fort &D. in iebr berIodenber4 Sorm bar, unb
cine iunge, elegante Dame, Die bel Nufs
nabnne Der Gtienba1nbride ais tpiQfommene
Staffage in bas 8ilo 9erietb, aei9t uns bic
Srantfortertnnen, Gp., bon elmer bD@ft
rei5enoen unb perfIbrerii6en Sette. g8ir
Daben Die feline BtlOerlammlui1g nit Dem
lebbafteiten 8ergni9en our0blGttert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

eiebt: Og8tr riibnten uns, Elm freies Soft
gu lein, cine Niuiters& epublit, uno prablen
germ balnit, oaB mir feline 9lrmee gebrouz
6en, BENIN bic 10000 Weann regulGre
&ruppen fDnuen feline Armee getannt
meroen.
SIS se6t benz @eiite elmer freien &epubltt
elttge9ea, militdrildes @eprdnge 3u iibsn,
uno @infa6Dett bat bis iebt nod Elm jeDes
oemotratti9eS Staatsoberbaupt ausgez
sei6net.
ltlnIomebr punbert TINS Die @tnpfe6lung
bes General @oiutanten Wabrp bon Sera5,
oaB aus ben N2tfi5 : Gompasnien bes
Staates Elm 9te9iment ousgejudt tDeroe,
I'm bem 1errn Sbimbog als 2eibgarbe
nab G6ica9o cur MeltousiteQung gu
btenen unD (natIrlt6 gilt bieies nur ais
8emGutelung) Oil ben anI H., II. uno II.
SftOber itattftnOenben militGril1en Oyer
citizen She'll 3u nebmen.
l1nierm 0atiirbalien na9 mGre es bel
id0ner bon inherent @ouperneur gebanoelt,
tpelln ct leiuem Generale Noiutanten fetnen
8inf in bieler 0tnlt6t 9egeben bGtte, bern
man fam unS nidt neiB MAIDEN, baB
6err W1abrD Der l1rbebsr bieler groBen
Soee 1T.
Waan bemerft etnen S1imbog aud obnc
Qetbgarbe, melde in etnem iolben Sale,
auf Soften Der Steuer3abler. cine @eIs8ens
beit befommt, GbicaGo III beiudeu, uno er
lit ouBerbem fein Weonar@, Der it6 10 'pas
letIterI fQnu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

baB, tpenn mir uns idmo1cnb surii6balten,
&merifa audi ieiner3eit i6mollen miro.
SD bcfilrtporte allo Die 8einiGung Ser
NusltelIuug i'll Chicago f~einesnegs leoigli9
aus Dem 0elidtspuntte Des BatriotismuS,
%ionoern buuptl66ti6 aus 81 ii 5 I / Oh :
i1ten uno bebaupte, baB
cs bas Snterciie unierer Snbuftrie erforz
bert, in @bica8O gu eriGetnen. SIS fonmt
oar ni0t baraaf CT, DoB 3. .. bic bentld)e
Gtieninbuitrte III G6icago etpaS gteues
aaslteat, lonDern baB ie iiberbalpt niirbig
bort Dertreten lit. NGenn nur gtorbomeriz
faner, @nglduoer un0 6ransolen bort itub,
10 iDirb fi6 BEL ben SiiDamerifdnern uno
Sitaiiaten, beren Mbiabaebiete mir uns,
tDte 9eiagt, itdern millien, notb!Den6iserz
tpetie oas @OrurtbejI teitleBen, oils oh bic
oeutlde Sn0uitrie it6 ni0t auf Der 6Dbe
%bsftnOe, auf Der lie tpirtli6 itebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
2ln1erifd.
ausaiige aus 9anboIf @ronau's Seti6rift 5rr 4O0idbri.
gen S~ubelFeter Der @ntbecfutg Nutertta's bnr9
Gbriitop9 Columbus @erlag DON &beI
unb Wtliaer, &etp3ig.
Se9 fte Tortiebung.
MittmD0, ben "a. Sftober


@5eeen Mitterna6t li6tete t6 bic 2lnfer
BON bielem Gabo bel Ssleo Der Sniel Slas
bella, tpeldeS on oeren J}orolpiBe gelegen
lit Enb mo ib g%earfert bate, UNI na6 Der
Snlel Guba su geben. Den Muslogen ote>
les 8olfeS na6 muB otele leBtere Sn1eI lebr
groB 1etn, beoeutenoen 9anoel betreiben
uno @olD u1o Spe5ereten beitben, ferner
aud 9roBe S6iffe uno piele Sauf1eute.
Wfan jagte mir, i'd. mirbe bieie SnieI errei1
ben, menn i'd in MISUNDERSTANDING
iegle uno 10 geoenfe t6 aud su tbun- gtab
Muem, nas ib bon ben an Boro b~eftuolts
den Snbiansrn, lotDie aud bon ben Gingez
borenen oieier Sniel our1 3eic1eu uernom>
men babe (tbre Sprade Deritebe i'd ntbt),
10 lit Die Snlel nit Oerientget bon Giiango
aleid, BON pelber 10 merfpirbige Dinge
beri6tet tperDen. SD babe ie AUDI auf ben
@rotugeIn u10 auf ben 8elttarten in Dte1
let &i9tung per5eihnet 9eleben, uno allo
ieaeIte ih bis Sagesanbru6 in tDeitlIotDefts
li1er Gi9tung. @egen Wtoraen trat Wtnoz
fttlle elm ltno eS regnete, tDte auG Die gauge
gtabt. Oltt pentg Winb perblieb t6 bis
nab Mittag, oann bingegen bate i9 cine
1bDne 8riie. SD. bate ale Segel Des
S0iffes aufQe3ogen 0ier folSen Die Jtan1en
Ger einselnen Se9eD uno DerfoIgte mei1en
aurs bis gum @nbru6 ber gta6t. um
tpelde Seit oaS @abo Gerbe Der Sniel Ser
nonbina, peldeS i'm iibpeitIi@en Sbetle
berielber Iiegt, Z 2e9oas ~entfernt in loro1
peftl;6er Gt6tung Dor mir Lag.
Der @inb be9ann tart gu blalen uno oa
ich nidt muBte, pte tpett es bier CUR Snlel
Guba iein m0ge, poieIbft i'd nid5t bel gta6t
elntreffen tpolte (Das Steer UNI 6iele Snz
ieI lit 10 tief. baB tein @runO aefnuOen
tpirb, auBer stpet &anoneni0uiie bonn 2anoe
entfernt; aber aud oa lit Der Booen ieDr
Derihieoenartia unb beitebt itredenpeiie
aus ~fyelle1l, ttredentueiie aus Sano, 10 6aB
cine iidere 2anolng auBer Gorge uni1og@
lid IT'D, 10 bei6loB t6, ale Sesel auBer
benz 8oroeriegel einsusieben unD nlr nit
bieiem gu fabren. 8lOBIi6 aber i@poa Der
Binb mGbie an un0 i6 legte etne quite
Gtrede Surud. Deren &i6tung i6 ni6t anz
oeben tam, ba es lebr nebelig wurbe rnb
resnete. SD befabl oabsr, bas gorOerlegsl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

Ser Grager Gta6tratb miro bier bob
miihe @eldi6te lebren, inbem er ben Sn1
halt beS 9rager OtuieumS bierher l6offt
unS Elm 8anorama baut.
ecyapan's 8ertreter @. Gegilnd lit geitern
bier eingetrOifeu, nm 8orbereitungen 81
~treffen.
Gap Sorn, @iibafrifa, bat ieine 9ldne
Dem Musi6uB fir Mlittel uno g8ege unter7
breitet.
9Der nit ouen bieien Tbatiaoben re6net,
ben fam Die Turdlt Dor etnem DttBerfoige
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ntGt anfedter. 9aS
llnternebmen lit bereits rieiengroB aetpaAz
len uno an Elm :3urif lit niAt me6r gu
Denfen. uno tpelln audi bic unO Da geiGGfta
lid1e Steine oes NnitoBes ou1 0ergabbanQe
Iiegen, bic 2atpine beS 8roBen unternebz
mems rout unaufbaltium uber ic blnDsg
unb 5ertriimmert &ueS, lpas it@ lbr eutQes
gen1temmt.
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Der Sn0nttrie= Oalalt.
Gine Gotal 2lnitdt Don Ger
&G9une aus.
pie 2So6em gsttnOf6an.
OeutidIonos SetheiIiguuq. = Raritdten in
Nadfra9e. Columbus &eib9aroe.
frankfurt mo 5ranffort.
2tmerifa. = Srieffateu.

9us Der in Ser beutigsn drummer ent>
6altenen QtbbiI0ung Oes mahttgen Snz
buitriezG aIaitss, oes 6auptgebduOeS auf
Der 8eltauSltelune, erbalten Die 9eier ant
beiten einen 8egrtff non Der imponirenoen
@roBartigteit Dieies 8aues, ieiner MALE
ridden Sage a1 Der nit @onSeIn uro a17
beren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beDeften
&a9une. un0 Don ieiner ar6iteftontlben
Sh0n0eit. SIS piro Elm galalt in OeS
98ortes itolSciter 8ebeutung Deroen uno
tpiro ale Gbnli9eu 8allten auf fritberen
9SeItausiteIungeu ttef in ben S6atten
1tsuen. 9a cine ausfiibrIt6e 8ei6retbung
DieieS SaueS bereits friiber 9egeben woroen
lit, 10 bei6rdnten mir uns beute auf Die
SorIibruug bieier prG9tigem @eIammts
QuIibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
Brieffaften.

%. g. glnii6ten bonn Qusitellungss
plaB Derien6et Wtaior 6anbp, y@orIbs
Columbian GrpoiitiOn", @Dtcaso. 8e8agz
LTD Der Gerienbung iener groBen 8iloer
mad europa itnb 9erbanbIungeu nit elmer
@rpreBgeieui6aft i'm @ange. Megen o6s
normaler @rDBe fDnneu ie bur6 Die @oit
niht perlanDt DerOen.
3. g. BanOrau1en bonn &bein, bon
ben 8erIiner @Ipen uno bieuet9t aud DON
9rag itnD gu eriDGrten.
g., bier. Gemgorf bat bon 2egisIaturs
tpesen 100000 nt6t, $500, 600 bemtaigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08

= &arali6 tpurOe in Mt@tgam in
MIpena Elm 8runnen gebo6rt;
als Der 8oDrer Die Siefe bon 1918
u + errei6t bate, ereoB ii6 Elm 1tarfer
@aIieritront aus Der MiinDung bes Bpbr1
lo6s, wel6er Die 9lrbeiter nabesu Iber=
i6pemmte. Cine ltnterlubung Der 8umps
mal6inen ergab. baB bas yGafler oieie uro
ben 8obrer magnetiiirte. &letne gtienltIfe
purben BON bet Bumpe nit erbebLiher @es
malt ange5ogell. 8ereits bplen Die 8empbs
ner Der llm9egeno in @tmeru unb &riioen
bas magnetii1e @a1ier, INN es a[s Sells
mittel gegeR EbeuMatismus su benuben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-02-08
GoIumbi1de ~geibsaroe.

Gin Geraner mill es Col. Dapis eIeidthun.
&aum BADEN bic 2eibbuiaren 6es General
directors Geo. 9abts in Der Bre11e tbr
Sooesurtbeil erfabreu. un6 l6On tpteoer
tritt Giner auf ben Der !6afer itidt. IS
1T Elm 6err S6imbogs& eraS, benz Elm tega7
ntides Blatt unter Der ueberi6rift v@eraoe
pie in 0eutlAlanb" ben folsenoen 8el1eto
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. RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
pALTIMoRE,& OHIO TINE TABLE.
- -. ---O----
In Effect Sunday, May 22, 1899,
WEST BOUND.

y .Ne<5,., yestbuled Limited Daily" leave.
wash; 1l:30; arrive at Martin sburg ITO o. nj. :
and Chicago HISS a. M connects at Hancock
Tor berkeley Springs, and at Cum erland for
Pittsburg.
No. Z, Nestibuled Express Daily" leaves
New YORK 100 p. M, Phila. 405 BALTIC 7:1s
wash S:l5 arrives at Martinsburg 1887 D. m.
and Chicago 800 p m Connects at Hancock for
Berkeley Springs on Saturday only
No. J. Vestibuled Limited '.Daily.r leaves
New York, 800 a. M, Phila. 11:35 Baltic $50 .
m.,; Wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburg 500 n.
m. Cincinnati T:45 a. M. St Louis 6.25 n m
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex.
cept Sunday feS' -
No. 3. yestibuled Express Daily" leaves
New York 800 D. M; Phila. 7:22; BALTIC. 1851
WASH. ll35 arrives at Martinsburg las a. Nm,
CINCINNATI 5:l5p. m: and st. Louis Ills a. M
No. y Pittsburg Express Daily, F." leaves New
n nork l:3D p. M, Phila. 400; BALTIC 7:40 and
wash s:45 arrives at Martinsburg l1O6 8. nj.
and Pittsburg SEQ a. m,
70. u Baltimore and Cumberland Accomt-
dation Daily leayes Baltimore 400 a. M. via
old line, arrives at Martinsburg S.25 a. M; Cum
perland lll5 pm. Stops at all stations and
cept sunday fe' -
No IS, baltimore and Piedmont Accommo
I,ltI Daily" except Sunday, leaves Balti
more via old line at $40 ANN and arrives al
SM.artlhshurg "A p. M, and Piedmont at 5:25 o. M
Stops az all stations and connects at Hancock
FOR Romney. \ e - : ~
No. ~ Brunswick and Martinsbure Accom-
notation, daily leaves brunswick 6:IOp m
arrives atsMartinsburg .1Up. m.
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The Charm OF Good Manners.

Perhaps the greatest charm in either
man or woman--that which is most GER
tain to win our liking-is manner. How
often we see man whose manner at the
very outset wins the esteem and regard
OF everyone he addresses. "A whole souled,
cordial, yet dignified and modest manner
is fine heritage, and l, In common with
all my sex, like the man who possesses it.
like man who preserves certain
dignity but yet is plant; who is open
and frank and looks you honestly in the
lace; who speaks out confidently, yet
calmly, modestly, yet firmly; who is
neither bluff nor blunt, but yet free and
simple. like man who is natural; but
If man be naturally too rough, too loud,
too curt or too brutal, like him better
when he shows himself able to conquer
these defects.-Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
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sehoolnaster,s wit.

Puns are not the highest kind of wit,
but now and then one is good enough
to be a credit to its author.
The story told in Buffers Book" OF
the pupil who, required by Master Hop
ping to render into simpler language the
line,
Eyes in fine frenzy rolling,
answered, Hopping mad, SIR" has its
parallel in an anecdote related of Master
Barnes, OF the old Hacker school, in Sal
EN-. r..
The teacher one day noticed an idle
pupil staring out of the window, and
asked him what he saw there.
Houses, sir" was the reply.
"Very well" said the master, sternly.
"Look here and you'll see Barnes."-
Youths Companion.
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No. s. ycstihuled Limited ..n.u~
lineage - p m arrives a Marfinsbprsss y.
n;ts 80; 80 ?. M. BALTIC. 800. PhiIss - -.
n1v ~ ~ p M Connects with Ps,s
Ms yestibuled Express .DaiIy. y Ieaw.. -.
cago 1910 .: M, arrives al Mnrtinshs,, e I'm
q an M; Wash li;is n; BALTIC 100 81 NJ P ~
70. 10. Express Daily leaves p,t,.,.
Wash 20 BALTIC SIS PhiIa. lilo ~ 4 n
No. 3 vestfbuled Limited ..Ds,lx ;.
g. Loui, 500 a. m, Cincinnati 20 5. m .sa. e.
rives at Martinsburg lisa q. M: Wssb - ar
m; Balto ans Phila. SIS and New YorI 81 S.; &;
p. m stops az Shenandoah junction. es,,.. -
d Harpers Ferry for Lexington, va and ie,sa
mediate stations. Connects AZ Weve- ..- tn1er
aagerstown. and at Washington JunetS TN g, s
No. a. Vestibuied Express s.Daiiv y
e. Louis sos p m; Cincinnati SIS 4 = ases
fives e Msrtinsbnrg 2ss a. m, I; wrss. s1 *
No. IS. Cumberland and Baltimore Ae Z, -
mediation, Daily" leaves Cumberland go ON ~,
arrives az Martinsburg $40 D. m; Washin.s,,llls
s.4o baltimore 100 p m; Philadelphia ~ ~ :
stations west of Washington junction e. an
q Harper's Ferry for Winchester al Wevnr,vsats
Tor Hagerstown, and Washington Junction IN
Frederick, except Sunday. ioF
No. IA. Piedmont & Baltimore aceornnod.
Llol, daily, except Sunday. leaves Pieimont =,
s;l0 a. M, arrives at Martinsburg at i1In 70 z.
arrives az baltimore, via. old line at 40 n n
steps at all stations and connects at Weyerta,,
Tor Hagerstown and at Frederick junction ~,
No. 20. Martinsburg and Brunswick accar
modation Daily. leaves Martinsburg al sfc
Am, arrives at Brunswick at 0s5S a. m sn5
connects at Harper's Ferry for Lexingfon any, a,,S
Baltimore, and at Weverton for Hagerstown, 10y
4 c. o. SCULL, O. W. sANTMAy
1 = n, Tass I A 1g, Ticket Agent
Baltimore Nd
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Help for the Nerye..

Celery probably stands first as a nerve
food, and when eaten in quantities by
those suffering from nervous exhaustion
II proves of inestimable value. There are
many medicines made chiefly out OF this
vegetable which cost considerable, but
they are never SO effective as the genuine
article itself The celery need not be eaten
at the table, but the stalks should be kept
handy, 80 that they can be chewed at any
time. Eaten in the morning they will
nourish the nerves for the days troubles.
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Blaine answered with a sigh:
The Old auass,n Cups.

Many old people will remember the
quassia cups formerly used for tonic pur.
poses. They were made of quassia wood
and used for drinking. Water or any
other liquid poured into. them in few
minutes acquired bitter taste like quin-
inc. Many persons used these cups
habitually for the tonic properties sup.
posed to be contained in the quassia. i,
was rather unpleasant way of taking
your medicine, though, which was prob
ably the reason of their use being discon-
tinued.
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a se..on.b1. Erpl.n.t,on.

The Husband-So. this is the garden
you've told me SO much about! Where
are the howersf - H.
The Wife-You see these laths stuck in
the ground, with pieces Of paper stuck in
themf
The Husband-Um.
The Wife-Those are the aowers.-N.
Y. Sun.
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During a debate in Congress Blaine
once lost his temper. After the discussion
was over an Illinois Congressman said to
him: " Mr.. Blaine, am not very familiar
with you, and SO ! cannot speak with
you as freely as ! would to an old friend
but feel that ought to tell you that
you made - fool of yourself yester-
day" ~ ~ IL
Blaine answered with sigh:
az ain afraid did forget myself"
Then breaking into chuckle he added ::
"What kind of language do you use
when reproving a man with whom you
consider yourself thoroughly intimate?'
Texas Siftings.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
V TABLE-July II, 1892.

son Sunday will stop on signal or to let on
passengers.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cept Sunday at $50 a. M, IL. 80 p. m. 4l5 p M,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at $40 and / Is a. m and $50 p m
Evening Mail runs daily between Harrisburg
and ChhmherShurS -.
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Arthur,. Solicitation.

Maud-How much Arthur seems to
think Of you? l.
Alice-Yes? .. W..
+ "Why, yes. See all those papers he has
sent you to keep you informed on the
topics OF the day."
All those papers are marked copies
containing the details OF ice-cream pois-
onings through the countryn'- Boston
News. ,t,.@ IT|
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His Business.

Disturbed sleeper Ito, burglar What
the deuce are you doing here?
N attending to my own BUSH
ness.
Disturbed sleeper Oh, excuse me. 4 for
got.-Detroit Free Press. nj
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Weary Watkins-I've just fggersd out
wat I'd orter been.
a Hungry Higgins Well, wot7
Weary Watkins-I think I'd make a
nrst-class rich invalid. = indianapolis
journal
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg. Ha' 20
except Sundayat S.2E and 1O35 Al m; - ag ~ IN.
N ARRIVING at Carlisle at $40 ia. M, Nv ta
and nos .. m. stopping at all Intermediates SO
tions ua,.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars be1WS SEES and
erstown and New York on Atlantio pIess and
Night Express east and on Memphis ZAP =
New Orleans Express west - md
pullman sleeping Cars on Night Express aud
New Orleans Express between Pbiladeipnla any
New Orleans.
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"a Connections for all stations on SuniIroad SIS
Valley Railroad and Pennsyl wanna i'"'''
tenn. ! n RoYp,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Agent.
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THROUGH TRAIN FOR FREDERICK leaves
Baltimore at 5.15 p. M, arrives at Frederick az
S.00p. m, and leaves Frederick at 700 a. m,
and arrives in Baltimers at $40 a. m.
H. T. Il: K. Trains leave Shippensburg $50
a. M, and 10 and 6:15 p. m and Arrive a
at Shippensburg 11:32 a. m, and 6.55
p. land daily except Sunday.
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Between Williamsport, shippensburg and Inter
mediate Points.

Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, 6:95 7:15.
1858 a. M, and 1.45 and 8:45 D. m.
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 a. m.
and 1878, 145 and sos D. m.
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Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 1910 a. m
and 3:33 and 6.S5 p, m. Arrive at Emmitsburg
11:1Ga a. m, and 4'03 and 7:05 p. m.
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $40 a. m,
and 2:52 and $50 p, m. Arrive at Rocky Ridge
$50 a. M. and 3:22 and $50 p. m.
Leave Frederick junction for Frederick 1913
q. M, and SOC and 80 o. M
Leave Frederick junction for Taneytown, Lit
tlestown, York, Columbia and Wrightsville
9:5S a. m, and 5:45 p. M.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



New. YORK, July s. noon.-Stocks opened
per cent. Exchange-long, 81 S7dG4 STA; short,
81 SsL4 "a $50. State bonds neglected Gov
eminent bonds dull but steady.
Erie .............. 26IS Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North 1l5 w Termln AL; s9s
NEW York, July 6, 500 p. m.-SterlIng ex.
change closed quiet but steady at 81 SSA
s916; commercial bills, 81 SsIfClD4 So. Money
easy at l151216 per cent, closing offered at !
per cent. Government bonds closed dull but
steady; four per cents 11G14. State bonds neg
lected I
Sub Treasury Balances-Coin, SIS, 5l2, 900; cur.
rency. $40 10000.
The character of speculation In stocks I'M
derwent no change to-day, and the general
market continues to present the same dull and
stagnant appearance which has been the feat
ure of the market for some time. The market
opened quiet, though higher, and the foreign
demand, coupled with buying for shorts, forced
further gains of small fractions in the absence
OF offerings. and rs per cent. rise in Louisville
and Nashville was increased as the day wore
along. The upward movement met with a
check before noon. however, though, except in
a few specialties, fluctuations even among lead
ing shares had beer confined to the smallest
fractions. The announce mont of a . per cent.
dividend on Louisville and Nashville again
started the list upward, and a loss Of per cent.
on Sugar was reKained, and in the last hours
the demand from shorts assumed larger pro
PORTIONS. and a further improvement was
seen, the market finally closing strong at best
prices, despite the drop of Chicago Gas. All the
leading share, show large fractional gains over
last nights prices. aud Louisville and Nashville
isup ISk per cent. The sales OF listed stocks
were l41. 900 shares; unlisted 1000 shares. The
following were the closing quotations of the
York Stock EVchanesa.
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MEMORANDA.

New York, July S-Arrived, Brittanic, Liver
pool; Dania Hamburg
Arrived out-~Rhenic, Umbria and City of
Chester, New York for Liverpool
New y ork, July 6-ATrived, brig Cuba, Zim-
mer, Jacksonville See miscellany.
Amsterdam, July 3-Arrived. bark Vimeira
[Norl. Olsen, Pensacola.
Buenos Ayres, June 9-Arrived, bark
LovspFing [Norl, johnson, Pensacola.
Greenock, July 6-Arrived, steamship John
Bright, IBrI, Bradley, Pensacola.
Kings Lynn, July Arrived bark Caroline
LNorl, Sorensen, Mobile.
Table Bay, June 9-Sailed, banks Elektra
[Norl, Larsen Savannah; Gamma Norl, Bruins
wick, Ga.
West Hartlepool, July 5-Arrived, bark
Amaranth LGerl, Mas, Pensacola.
Port Spain, to July ARRIVED, schr Gem,
Wass, Satilla River, Ga.
baltimore, July CARVED, schrs Tillie Van
derherchen, Bateman, Savannah; Lille +
Schmidt. VanGilder Savannah.
Cleared-Schr Isabella Gill. Collision. SaVan-
nah.
Saied-Schr Martin Smith, Charleston.
Daren, July 6-Arrived, steamer John G.
Christopher. Crawford, Empire Mills.
June 27-Cleared, schr W Morse, Redick,
Bath; Martha S Bement, Rulon New York.
Fernandna, July 6-Arrived steamer Scottish
Prince Brl, Dobson, Cardiff via Tybee.
Philadelphia, July 6-Arrived, schrs Charles
Davis. Sooye, Savannah Harold Oousens
Davis, Fernandina.
Cleared-Steamship Bateshire [Brl, Brodie,
Port Royal, s c.
Providence, July 6-saned, schr Almeda
Wiley, Copeland, Brunswick.