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ETNAVILLE.

J. A. Griminger sued Edward Pretch-
ard for assault before Squire Clark, 81
Bridgeport. Mrs. PreicnarG then went
before the Squire and wanted to sue
Griminger on a charge Of Illegal liquor
selling. At last accounts Mr.. Clark had
not given the woman law.
Louis Tricks fine new residence and
business place combined, in Martins
Ferry, is rapidly being finished. Mr..
Frick will move there about the middle
Of May and will conduct wholesale
and retail liquor business.
Next Friday evening Wheeling parties
will give big dance at Peltz's Hall.
This event is being arranged to be one
Of the largest Of the season.
Mrs. Elmer Craver has moved her
residence to another part of town, but
will conduct her store business at the
old stand as before.
Saturday afternoon the lodge OF the
Amalgamation will hold an important
meeting 10 their usual place of assem-
bling.
A force of masons have arrived in
town and will begin work again on the
new c., L. 81 w. breakwaJer.
VIM. Rogers, the mill>man who was
so badly beat up in fight some time
ago, is able 10 be about.
Mrs. John Peltz and Mrs. Young will
leave to-day for a pleasure trip to Mt.
Pleasant, o.
The puddlers at the Etna mill were
of yesterday, caused by a scarcity OF
iron.
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Personal PARAGRAPHS.

James Whitcomb Riley says he IS al
ways troubled with diflidence when he
goes upon the platform to deliver a lee
ture.
John z. Carter, Of Missouri, has so
aroused the interest of the woman suf-
fragists that they have presented him
with a gOld-headed cane.
The Duke of Connaught is said by the
queen 10 more closely resemble his
father in personal appearance and dis
position than any other Of his sons.
The new Duchess of Sutherland, one
OF the youngest women to wear the du-
cal cOronet, is a member of the Writer'S
club and a contributor to literature
Nine. Brochard, superintendent of
the Lemon hospital Of Paris, has re-
ceived the ribbon Of the legion of honor
for faithful service in nursing the sick.
Ex-Governor John d. Long, of MasSa-
chuSetts, is so forgetful that he frequent
ly leaves home without money enough to
buy luncheon or TO pay car fare.
Count Herbert Bismarck, who has
long been the Russell Harrison Of
Germany, is about TO reappear In public
life. He has become a candidste for a
seat in the PrUsSiau diet and reichstag.
Mrs. Jenness Miller said at Kansas
City the other day: II have known
hundreds Of women who would rather
committee suicide than become passee.
I know this for 1 have made woman a
study.
II is announced that an American
company, under the presidency Of Mr..
Mullender, United States vice consul
at Leige. is seeking a concession for
the construction Of an underground
electric railway at Brussels.
Governor Northern, Of Georgia, is a
regular attendant at church and Sun
day school, and a prominent figure in
the Baptist convention and other
religious bodies. He devoteS much OF
his time to charitable work,
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oth and the animal now Is use
less! ae horse was Ia a coal wagon IN
When ing. The coal wagon was run
into ~ another. Mr.. McCOnnaughy's
horse fell on a pile OF bricks. The ami
nal was valued at SITS.
1t IS said, that in two weeks, work
viii be- begun on the erection OF the
new steel bridge over the back river. a
very large force Of men will be put to
work, that the structure may be COM
pleted In few months.
There is strong probability Of new
lumber company being formed here.
Persons are already soliciting the pur-
chase OF stocks. The site spoken OF
for the new company's headquarters IS
Smiths mill.
Edward Padden, George Kline and
Peter Guny, former employees of the
Street Car Company, left by way OF
Bridgeport yesterday 70 work on a new
line above Pittsburg.
The Sewing Circle of the NJ. E.
Church met last Wednesday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Joseph Waller
man.
The st. Clairsville Presbytery will
meet at Cadlz next Tuesday. Rev.
Stephens is a member and he will at
tend.
Miss Maggie Adolph is again seen in
the store, after a seven weeks sickness
Of rheumatism.
Rev. Stephens will change pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. Afford, OF
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon West, OF Kansas,
are the guests of Mrs. r. r. Barrett.
Robert Barton, Of Barton'S Station,
was In town yesterday.
WIN. Eberle, of BelaIre, is doing bus
mess here this week.
Mrs. E. II. Stephens will entertain
friends tonight.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner is very i'll at DR..
Fishers.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Officials OF the new street car COM
panV mad q meeting yesterday in Squire
HOWell's Office 20 further complete ar
rangements for their new road. MIR.
jolly stated that the company would
begin work al the lower end OF BellsirS
next week. People all along the line
are verv much eiated over the hopes OF
securing the new street railway. The
contract was closed yesterday for the
cars. They will DO the Brill truck
and the New Castle body, and will be
vestibuled. Colonel ScndersOn, one Of
Ohio's leading attorneys aud the law
yer for the new street railway company,
was in attendance, and J. +. Timmins,
Mr.. Jolly'S secretary from Pitts6urg,
was also present.
There are many society events, Of
more than the ordinary run, to be given
soon. The phantom party tonight,
given by Miss Daisy Fisher, &C her
home will be unique, and pleasant So
cial gathering. Miss Alma Barnett,
will give her sunday School class and
some Of her friends a pleasact time at
her home this evening. Tpe invitation
cards for the AT Home, 10 be given
by Mr.. +. III. Baggs and W for next
Thursday evening, are out
A horse belonging to Eli Neon
naughy, had leader cut z les The
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BELLAIRE.

The 3. & o. moved everything that
could HARDLY be moved 70 BenwOOd
chops yesterday and the round house
here is nearly deserted. The change
will take fifteen or twenty families out
OF the city. Beilaire should make some
effort TO have these people retain their
residence here. A foot-path on the
railroad bridge is what is needed.
The church at High Ridge was con
sumed by fire on Wednesday night.
The usual spring cleaning had been
done the day before, and 10 is supposed
that paper caugh; from SOME fire left in
the church. The loss is about $4,000,
partly covered by Insurance.
The miners OF this sub.d.Strict will
hold a meeting at Bridgeport tO-mor-
row. Delegates representing all the
mines In Belmont and Jefferson cOun-
ties are expected 70 be present, as there
is business OF considerable Importance
10 come before the meeting.
Eight new members OF the K. OF p.
took the second and third degrees last
night. The boys kept up the work of
the goat until past midnight. COL
Jacob Kemp,e was down and helped in
the WORK. The Colonel will lecture FOR
the lodge shortly.
The miners employed az Schick's and
ROOkershauSen' mines held a meeting
last evening % hear the report OF their
delegates who attended the State and
National conventions the past two
weeks.
The County Commissioners have ad-
vertised for sale $4,000 bonds of the
county by authority OF a special act Of
the Legislature 90 refund the county
debt az lower rate Of interest.
Mrs. Catharlne Trimble, OF near Beth
el. died on Wednesday night Of inirmi-
ties incident 20 old age, aged q years.
Funeral to-day az II u. IN. lnterment
at Bethel.
The Perfect Preserving Company has
broken ground for their new building
on the east side of the b. 4 O. tracks,
opposite the Novelty stamping factory.
Presiding Elder Johnson preached an
able sermon &c the Second NJ. E. church
last evening He will also I'LL the pull
pit this evening.
Thomas Ault's Touring mill was idle
yesterday and will be to-day on account
OF the death OF his mOther-in-law, Mrs.
John Trimble,
The repairs on the Baltimore and
Ohio bridge have teen completed. and
the depot platform Will soon lock as Of
old.
Wm. JefIers, OF the Third ward, has
gone to Tilin, where he has secured
work.
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How queer it is thss a bony woman
will serenely put herself into a low
necked gown, when she don't need TO,
and be highly pleased with herself most
all the time, too. Indeed, she will quite
persuade herself that she isn't so bad.
now, do you think SO, but when II
comes 70 putting on q short skirt and
going respectfully through the mud, she
claims TO be ready to die first. Why
will not some one originate a street cos
tune which can be worn through the
slush Of winter and the mud OF spring
TO the comfort and peace OF mind OF
wearer aud observer alike. Once start
ed, would It become popular? / fear
not. Your woman OF defects, who
should be anxious 70 conceal them, will
rush in where her more perfect sister
fears to tread, aud the result will be so
unhandsOme that that those who would
look we'll in the costume will not adopt
il. Yet the dress need by no means be
OF such a nature as 70 be incapable o.
modification. and thus changed it could
be safely adopted TO either heshy or
scrawny figures.
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The woman who Is really In a mess
about 10. is naturally the pretty, iaunty
one. She who Is we'll made and carries
herself well. Many such really want
the dress as seriously as DO their ugly
sisters. but of course they will be mis-
understood II they start in. People will
say they do 10 20 give the world a still
better chance TO observe their charms
Never mind, the good time must be
coming. do believe the crinoine will
bring 10 about.
The two models of my sketch are Of
the latter make, both having wide and
stiffened skirts. The skirt and the
tight-ftting Jacket OF the left hand cos
tune are Of large plaide1 cheviot and
the vest Of plain cloth. The material
OF the other is q W0olen suiting figured
with a design in silk and velvet. The
same stuff is used for the short round
waist. The belt is Of leather and the
waist Is trimmed with jabot Of lace.
FLOBETTE.
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PETROLNUM.

New YORK, April 20.-The petroleum
market opened weaker and continued in
that condition until near the close, when a
steadier tone prevailed. PENNSYLVANIA OF,
spot sales none; May options sales $4,000
barrels; opened at 67$5c; highest 6119c;
lowest 661sc; closing at 67H.
OIL CRY, PA, April 20.-Petroleum,
opened and highest, CSC; lowest $500;
closed, &C. Sales, 1000 barrels; clear
ances, $4,000 barrels; shipments 1884
barrels; runs So 5G barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, April 20.-Petroleum,
opened 67s% {; closed &c; highest, Csc; low
eat 6656c.
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BAKING POWDER.
ARS0A1g ELY PURE

June I3. 45al4 CSC; July 13.4Oal395 August
10. 4Oc: September, 1345al4.40c: October
l36Oal4. 25c; November 1900; December
l465al4.5 SOC: spot Rio, higher at l5Ac.
Sugar, fairly active.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2O.--Flour,
weak. Wheat, stronger; No. red April
74a74l<c: May 7ia744c; June 75a151Sc. (:
July 74ha75c. Corn, dull; No. mixed
April 4SiIa4SI[c; May 4714a4Sc: June Asa
4S1lc; July 4S15a4S5<c. Oats, dull and I'M
changed. Butter, firm; Pennsylvania
creamery extra soc; Pennsylvania prints
extra, wholesale, SIC; Pennsylvania prints
extra jobbing 39a36c. Eggs, firm; Penn
syivania firsts 16c. Cheese, STEADY. Re
ceipts-Flour, 5000 barrels: wheat, 6,O0O
bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels; oats, l9,UOO
bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 54,OOO ousn,
els: corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 2S'VOO
bushels.
TOLEDO, O., April 20.--Wheat. active anu
higher; No. 2 cash and April and May
701Ec; July 72Hc;' August 73s4c, Corn
firm; cash 4l4c. Oats, quiet at SIC. Rye
dull at55c. Cloverseed, dull; prime cash
and April IS 90. Receipts-Flour, 100 bar
rels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats. 1000 bushels; cloverseed,
90 bags ADMINISTRATIONS, $40 barrels :
wheat, 700 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats, 400 bushels; cloverseed, 22O bags.
CINCINNATI, April 90 Cotton, steady;
middling Sc. Flour, in moderate demand:
Wheat, quiet: No , red &c; receipts, 4,O0O
bushels: shipments $500 bushels. Corn,
frmer; No. 2 mixed 43c. Oats, easy; No.
9 mixed sc. Rye, steady at SOC. Pork,
frmer at Sl7 so. Lard, frmer at 50 So
Bulk meats, quiet at SO Is. Bacon, stead y
at sl1 90. Whisky, steady ct 81 IA. But
ter. sugar and cheese steady. Eggs strong
at 13c.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Wheat, unsettled; ;
No. 2 red spot 1870; May 1850: Corn,
frm; mixed spot and April 4S11c; May
475Ic. Oats, steady; No. white western
4lSc. Rye, dull; No. 2, &c Hay steady.
Butter firm; creamery fancy 3Oc Eggs,
steady at l5c Coffee. dull; Rio l47sc.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK April 2O.-Stormy weather
was against much trade in dry goods on
the spot, though there were more buyers
around who had been attracted 10 the large
auction sale of indigo blue prints held to-
day. The situation, however, was un'
changed, except that the result Of the suc-
ton sale referred TO was felt to be beneh-
cial to the tone of the market. Clothiers
as well as jobbers were bidders at the sale.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 4a6 Per Cent.-GOvernments Dull
stocks Lower-Flour Dull and I'm
changed-Wheat Lower.
new YORK, April 9O-Money on call
was more active, ranging from 4a6 per
cent; last loan per cent; closed offered az
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6lSaS
per cent Sterling exchange nrm at 4SI1sa
4S9;6.
GOvERNNIENTS-DulL
Fours Registered.
EOurS Coupons. Observation-Disclosures. ..liSts
FOur-and-a-half Registered. ....... 90
Pacific Skies OF 'g5.................l0 5
SrATEs-Duu.
Weaker: sales S961, 600.
SroCKs-The stock speculation was fe-
verish and unsettled again to-day from the
same causes which have operated against
the market for a week past The uncer-
tainty in regard to the Treasury policy,
tie strength OF sterling exchange, the
talk OF heavy gold engagen ents and
the signs Of increased stringency in
money, all tended 10 unsettle the
views OF holders Of stocks. At the
same time the bears were emooldened to
make more vigorous attacks upon such
stocks as they knew TO be unprotected.
Taken all together, the losses were by no
means heavy. A reaction set ia before the
close and q recovery of y TO & was made
from the lowest, on reports which proved
20 be well founded that Secretary Carlisle
would come out with an official statement
in regard TO his rolicy this evening. In
majority of Instances the net declines for
the day were less than point. The mar
ket closed steadicr IN tone. Sales 3l5, 500
shares Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, SlS[; Adams Express, l55;
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wP. ABB DIVISION.
VbselIn, Bridge and Terminal RlIEJ
Time Table No. Z. 70 take sfsct l2.d a. m,
sunday. November 70. isJA

Time Table No. = 70 take sdect il. Vi d w.,
sunday, November 20 1917.
Leave WhsshBE-f5.D. fCsD, 7.iS fS:00
4a..6 sg.s5 fiO.E fii.0 =. IN. tlt:lj. fi.f5
200. u. ", 'i:sJ. '5:85. to:c) p. m.
L.ays PsninsUls-to:to 40, t0;t1 rn w.u'
OBI. g0.Bi. flO.ly tll.51 q. NJ. tlg:1l TIA
go ian 's.sl, 'y.JS. 1910 p. M -.
Arrive martins f.rry-is -, ig'Sa u go.
+s.f3 1871, iS:6. 30 -. flx.O3 slsS1 IS'vf
+3.l2 f3.S3, =, a, 1901, f5.4l
L.Sye Terminal yuHsron-ts.H' 49, 49,
1900. siO:l2 tii.B N, I'D. n;LsSA
.5.i5 t5.27. IS IS. 49, OK p. n
Leave Lsggblip's eSo ~fT:9h TIE
MP. a. q. rs ,-.7.a, ~, 80
t1:ig, -9;44 s5:l9 p. ,sU - "a.
Arrive sartin's fsfry--ie:Ss 49, 49,
1000. sl0.e. .Il.22. TIA, tI:1 tZ.H '1'A
70 - 1901. fs:22. 40 g. 60.
'Dsily tDAiiy sIcsgs ssadaE s'usaays
only. <,-.-
in teisgrapk ofics At wheeling u The St.ndAfa
noiS,.d TAUtsIG. ssS.ristssssat
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NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 9, 1888:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for Sprsins, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time.
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The Metal Market.

New YORK, April 2O.--Pig iron, quiet;
American Sl2 75al5 30. Copper, easy; lake
81 90 Lead, quiet and steady; domestic
- i216. Tin. firm straits $50 S5.
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Castoria.

~Caesorsa is an excellent medicine for chill
hrea. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
god e0sct upon their children
d. q. c. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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What is

Caatora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Chidren. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
fher Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
{or Paregorc Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aAyS
fsverishness CastOria prevents vomiting Sour CurG
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatuency.
Castoria assimstes the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. CaSa
tora is the Children's Panace0the Mothers Friend
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VlEGnnsVIVanid LINES.
4 Tralns Run oy Central Time.


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PrEssFLvAHIA 6TArICr. BETDcnFOfa.
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COAL.

FINANCIAL.
CALL AND GET
A NickeI-PIatsd Savings Bank
AT THE
WHEELING
TITLE AND TRUST GO.
NO. 1915 MARKET ST.
G. LANE, PresL JOS sEIEoLD. Cashier.
J. A. JETTHEsoN, Assistant Cashier
Bank Of Wheeling
CAPITAL 500. 900 PAID IN.
wHEELING, w. VA.
DIRECTORS
Al. CLARKE Jos. r. PAUL.
Jas. CuMMIES, HIsRI BIkBEKsoE
ANON l.LlA1xV. Jos. sEIsoLn
! GIBSON LAKB.
| Interest paid on special de posits. Drafts it-
sued on England, Ireland and Scotland
maYllc Jos skibOLD, CASHIER
NATIONAL BANK OF W. VA.
! IN At WHEELING.
| CAPIIAIB...... ................ s@OV,VOO
/ Southwestcorner Main and Twelfth SITS.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
DIRKCIoRs:
AUGUST ROLF JOHN WAGNER,
r II. DEvRIEs, R>W. HAELETr,
u. w. OeLEBAY, J. K. McCoURrNzY,
CHAs. w. BRocKUNIER.
EARL w. CGLEBAT, President.
CHAs W. BRocKUNIER, Vice Pres.
JOIN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE +. SANDS. Asst Cashier.
DANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
STATE AND CITY DEPOSITORY.
STOCKHOLDERS DoUBLT LIABLE.
Government and Local Bonds bought aud sold
Drafts issued on any point in Europe. As well
A. on the principal cities Of the United States.
A general banking business transacted.
WV. A. IsETT, President.
WIN. B. SIMPSON. Vice Pres.
f. p. JEPsoN, Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANK.
CAPITAL....... 1900, 900
in. VANCE, President.
L. 5. DELAPLAIS, Vice President
DIRECTIONS:
in. VANCE, w. ELLISaHAM,
JOIN M. BRowN, A w. KELLET.
IS. DELAPLATN, JOHN FKEu,
GEO. z. STEEL.
Drafts issued on England Ireland, Scotland
and all points in Europe.
JOIN J. JONES. Cashier.
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"Castria Is the bes: remedy for children OF
which an acquainted Ihcpe the day IS not
far distant when mothers will the real
interest Of their children, and use CaStoria in
Seead Of thevS-iousquAck ncSzuns which are
destroying their loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine. soothing syrup and cthsr hu-stui
agents down their thrOats, thsrehy sending
& sem TO premature graves"
DALI. KuczZ.oz,
Conway. Ark.
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tDaiy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm drove
AZ s:43 a m. aud Wheeling ~ ": u a..
H. T. WEI, GERBER.
orn. ManAger.
baltimore AND OHIO RAJ
ID ROAD DsrAErcnzA ARRIVAL or rRAI
~xNcq-a AZ wheeling East.
1HSy}SflH.N time Schedule Ia 90
49,, sssSkt,A November H. is9a
<S5.ggS,tS,S.{fttfssA MAIN LINE EAST
&C., - rN'-f-CtDA FOR baltimore, Phil
kst5S kSheHf AZ - phia ana Sew YORK.
k..3tt a. SliAt Z. 81 gnnd 500 a. m. ESD
II ne - y AN ~ daily
vS zee Fis RI n. ..nu-5S--2s-->A
$<fr,sA. ~ dafiun. sees a m. daily ek-
~42tfbtgS ccpt Sunday.
HopndEyius Acaoua ruodaiion. SD ana iist0
/, m aud 6:0J and ll:lO y. w. eA'eP' 'u1uA'
and 1895 p. m. daily.
lRmvE.
From New York, Phlaaelphia aud Baltimof@
s.25 aud iO:2hs IN. and 1882 p. M. dailY
cumberland Accommodation, ~ p m'' ek
Hrsfton Recommendation. 1925 a M, daily.
HoundsviIle Accommod alton. i.D a m. ara
l;lO and 1895 p. H. except Soaday' ana lV'So
q. N. daily.
TRAEs-OHIO DIVISION.
Tar Chicago 1885 and 1905 a. m. 1888 ?. m.
daily and s:S5 p IN dEiiy orcept SUNDAY.
Cincinnati Express. T5S aud io;oS A. M aad
1873 p. N. daily.
Columbus AccommodAtion' S;Sp m stcsp'
Sunday. ,n.ox
and s:s6 p. m, eIcep! sunday
ImIvE
Chicago Express, 1915 and 30 q. m. daily
and 1905 p. m, except Sunday aud o;0 ?. ~
ciSnclauau Express, $50 a. IN aDd5:D y. m
daily. - 80,
except sunday.
b;55 D. IN. except sunday.
W.,P.&B DIVISION
For Plttsburg. $40 and :2oA m, and 500 =
m daily. and .30p. m. daily eIcspt sunday
For PittsburF aud the Esst, 8 % p. m- daily
Washington Accommodation 500 .. N. er
cept sunday.
From Pittsburg. 1906 a. ~. daily, i2.4s p. a.
except sunday, $50 aud 10 10 p. m. daily
Washington Accommodation, 1880 A. 70. dAilj
except sunday cu,s n ecrtL
General Passsngef Agent, Baliltnofs.
J.B. LANE Wnssling oet
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is &c well adapted 20 childHon thaA
recommend 1t avsuperior 70 any p-ascripssa
known 70 ms"
Il. A. AAcHER, II. r.
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. 7.
"our physicians in the chiidren's depart
nezs have spoken highly Of thar expefi
enoe In their OUTSIDE practice with Cassoria-
ana although we only hz-e among ON
medical supplies what Is Known a. regular
products, jet We are free 70 eoufs~ that tAs
merits Of CaEsoria las ven n 10 ,cok Wa
favor upoa H."
UMrD Ho@nH AED DisrzEuKI'
Bossca, Man
AL1nr C e.rrz, Pres, a
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD on and after wednes.
DAY. June ]. 1882, tgains will run ~ follows
city time.
Leave Wheeling Leave Fin Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-21

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1893-11-21
Tn. ONLY ,,,et. Almanac.

The Rev, Irl r. Hicks Almanac for
1894 Is the first and only almanac
written and published by the great
storm prophet, himself, II is an ele-
CANT book Of GA pages, besides the
cover, with an attractive, original de.
sign on the cover. IL contains Prof.
Hicks monthly weather forecasts com.
plete for the year, 1874; oil the cur
rent astronomical phenomena for
each month, finely illustrated, includ-
ing four eclipses and the transit Of
the planet, Mecury; an article on
Foundation Facts" giving the phil.
osophy and essential points of Prof.
Hicks weather system; paper on
the use OF barometers and scientific
instruments; an article on longitude
and time by the leading authority on
time in this country, accompanied by
an excellent map, and other useful
articles. The price OF the excellent
little work is rs cents.
II will make an excellent holiday
present for your intelligent friend.
For sale by all newsdealers; or write
and send rs cents 10 the publishers
and it will be sent post paid. WoBD
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