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The sun., 1893-05-20
Trying to settle th. C..np,o..h.p Qu...,o.

Aspecial meeting OF the Amateur Baseball League
Was held yesterday afternoon The clubs were repre-
sented as follows: Staten Island c. c. George s. seho-
ned and James A. 1ynE: Staten Island A. c. L. J.
Rooney and d Renlizrdt. Engewood y. e.. J. ~. Coe
and J. G Anderson: New Jersey A. e. c. E. Annett
The settlement OF last years piUnsh Que
was asa,n ,nid over. BerrymAn ana wyckoh We're ap.
There Is rumor that the New Jersey A. c. will re.
sign from the Leagne Il tho champonship Is awarded
To the staten lsAn A. c. representative Of the
club sad - would not bs surprised II The Jersey
did quit the League. but We will surely receive the
award This kick about Sianhops Is all nonsense Ills
name was cent TO Nil he clubs before he allow ed
to play. and the New Jersey A. Was perfectly satk
fed 10 allow him 10 play"
The sun., 1893-05-20

Mr.. Paine stock Didnr Want 20 Press sshe
Free Lunch" Charge.


Edward n. johnson. the playwright who was
arrested Thursday for working an ingenious
free lunch racket and who told the police his
name was Edward X. Jones. was discharged
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday. John
son was arrested on complaint OF Gates ID.
Iahncstock. assistant treasurer OF the Inter-
national Navigation Company, He had sc-
Hm.Iel ;ns haiti OF going 10 merchant, and Giy,
the fieamshirs C. q. D.. He would happen
around with his orders about lunch time.
ana usually tho merchants would invite
him him ogt to lunch with them. Among the firms
saneied A. IT, have been viC,imiEed were the Pot
hhGttomatic Piano Company. Nnething Bros.
baaSsrs; ot llS Fulton street. Edwin Hausclt
lo5 Broadway.
johnson lives with his mother at 139 East
ElGht}-third street She said he had acted
aueehrg ,rns,hg Tor year. She attributed it TO
rsmemeer having visited amy of the stores
ar. fahnestock said he did not care to press
me complaint and Justice Martin released
the young man with reprimAnd.
The sun., 1893-05-20

PHILAprLrHIA. May l8.-A sweepstakes steam launch
race open to the world may be feature of the next
Fourth OF July celebration in this city. The Mcbride
brothers who own the Yankee Doodle, which steamed
over the last mile OF the National cOurse minutes
Ia seconds on July last, are building new hhnkee
Doodle 70 measure seventy feet long and sersn feet
beam. This 10 twenty feet longer and six inchss
greater breadth Of beam than The old Yankee Doodle
whose cnhrEed remains stil lie at the south street
WHAT
The NC Brides building the new boat Themselves
and iheyhAve proposed \ pne.inie twospstAke' race
500 .nir.nce and 81 600 ADDED by The ey 70 ne .nen
to the world: tue winner 10 take ali They 'hlhE that
the owners Of the vamonte Norwood Nov 1hen ana
other steam launches thOud be wilingio 20 into tuch
race. which would be decided on the Schuyki River:
and over the which the YANKEE raced
hgaInkt time Aht YeaI
The sun., 1893-05-20

II Was Had Times. Miss Jackson Says, aud
She Wishes She Could GET Her Salary.

II Was had Times. Miss Jackson Says, aud
She Wishes She Could Get Her Salary.
Miss Josephine Jackson. known op the stage
as Josie Sadler. comic opera singer who
was in Henry + Dixey's comoany in his recent
road tour. has begun suit against the actor
In the City Court for S293 arrearage OF salary
at $50 week. She says that she has "A con-
ract signed Henry f Dixes. per Harry
Askin." and she told her lawyer. !. \. Falk. q
lively story Of the troubles OF the road COM
psny.
Miss Jackson alleged that she and other
members Of tho company were COMPELLED to
leave their !ewelry behind in payment O!
board bills before they could get out Of Balti-
more. She asserts warmly that Dixey smok ed
.''three-ior-a-dolla lar cigars and had a berth
In sleerer, and seemed wholly Indifferent to
their wages in drib!ets OF 81 and 50 at time.
once. Miss Jackson says. when = chorus girl
pleaded earnestly for a few dollars due her.
heavenward. asked dramatically: rs there
weaTiness. Miss Jackson's health finally
broke down from privation and she was COM
PEELED to leave the company.
responsibility Tor Miss Jackson's claim, on the
plea that he did not engage her; Manager
Miss Jackson should have sued him., as he
had hired both DiXey and herself. He said
that business had been very bad up TO Dec -.
dS,1; and that hat on that cay he I proIose,d to the
commonwealth plan until business picked ur.
when they would all be paid In inll again.
MISS Jackson accented the proposition, ho
denied that Miss Jackson had any signed con-
tract. and he added that she could have been
fined 500 for gross breach o. stage rule IL
he had chosen to enforce discipline.
The sun., 1893-05-20
Manager Gilmore Get. OF for 5000 Cash.

Manager + G. Gilmore OF the Academy OF
Music struck John q. Bull with a walking
stick one sunday night about two years ago.
when Theodore Thomas was giving a fare
Theatre. Manager Gilmore tried to pass i:uli.
who was at tho ticket gale. without a ticket.
and assaulted Bull when the latter told him
for 5000 damages 1he suit, which had Leen
pending Tor more than a year. was settled out
Of court yesterday Mr.. Gilmore paying Bull
$500 in cash to a ban don legal proc eedingA
The sun., 1893-05-20
Another Form OF Protect Against Sunday
Opening.
BosToN. Mass. May 1a.-The following tele-

Gimr diyH. F Lb>-v Be' tilHplf1n Ery7.,ior 7ie,oo
As PennsylN hnian. American. Ant: Charm an Of M.
tonn! sUnday-c!osins Committee. urge withdrawal a
OF the republics birthday bel persist
"a Tebe. on against its sabbat.cIosng law Liberty
has no fellowship with anarchy, but Is welded
sabbath WiLBrR =. CRAFTS
Gov Pattison has also been requested to
order the bell out as soon as the law is VIC.
lated
The sun., 1893-05-20

AMHERST. May lo.-ProL c. D. Warner. pro-
lessor OF mathematics and meteorologist at
the Massachusetts Agricultural College. has
beAn asked 10 accompany Lieut.. PeaTy on his
next TRIP TO the Arctic regions as msteorolo-
C!st oi the expedition. Frof. Warner has not
yet announced his acce eptancsL
The sun., 1893-05-20

CURA aud CrTICTRA SOAF externally. and
the CUTICURA RESOINENT internally. and
from the start it began to help me, the sores
became better. my appetite keener. and be-
gan to gain in flesh. and i think am now
completely cured. My skin is as smooth aud
fine az II ever was send you my portrait. I
heartily recommend your CtTICUKA RENE.
DIES to all those afflicted with skin or blood
diseases. for am positive they will cure them.
T. A HOLMES. East Aurora. n. Y,
Breaker and Trainer OF Colts.
The sun., 1893-05-20
Com nodore Forbes. wna Duel .. H.,,n.x.

U4uvA1 May lg.-Commodore Forbess steam yacht
wild Ducs. In command Of Capt. Collins which lsfs
Boston tuesday. arrived here last night be sup
pied with water hhs VIII leave for Montreal to-day
where MI Forbes and party VIII embark and proceed
TO The WUrd's FAIR
The sun., 1893-05-20
Over q Hundred Entries,

The entries 10. the Irvington. .Nilburn twenty-nvs
mile handicap road to be held May 80 closed
Tuesday One hundred and thirty.eiRht entries have
been received for the event which Is ten more than
last season The Rngs County WAeelmen have entered
twenty hye men
The sun., 1893-05-20
kAHLSDORE,S FINAL SERIES.
He Wins and Loses In The Sun Individual
Tournament.


kahsdorf ana kibhe rolled their hna' games In fHs
srS individual championship Tournament at the Ger
n,,, e,m. r..u,in. in -. al, .,,ns. .s,n,..s
49, '"s -, ''s, ia s"He. .io 'sauI'u
~, nv 80, 80. III '"e ,"s s~Ho "''eH"s ro'Iee
232 within three pins OF the high score. which
srRiss-FIESr
Kibb.l..........17 % ~ ~ Gc 81 1o7 11s 1s7 1sr
kahl'dorf ..'... j" q" 3" ~ llo lat 1877 1s6 zoo
Kanisdort 'p"f.'-h'''e- ~
sFcoSp CANT.
Kbbel .., 10 ~ ~ Cc So lo2 12o lso 1lp 100
bahIsdorf.. ..1s 80 ~ 90 81 lo2 III l2a l3S 1853
strike.-Eibbel. ?; Kahlsdorf. l. spares-KibbsL q:
hAhisdorf. q.
THIRD oANr
' ,, ,.,', ,'' o. 20 Q. ~, go 40 Aoo ioo W
=, ,suikeb.hiubeL 4: hahiscorf. .. spares-kibbeL 3;
rorKrH o.xr.
" - % .. - a.. -" ~ 'o' Aso
,-srlEes,kieoel j; hah!tdorf. j. spares-kipos, 8:
ur7u CANE
r, -. 80 -.
kahsdorf - IL ~, 81 NJ 1,S ia los izS irn iyS
s,rlk...Eiooe- |: KAhlsdort,4 spAres-Kibb.l. s;
Average per game-Kibbel. III a5: EAhlsdorf.
11s 80.
Cmpire-A Paulson. scorer-John Lalor
SECOND sErrrs-rrksI CANE
kibbe!...........ls - SO 81 ~ II rs ll4 1874 l5S
Kibbel q - "
srcoSp oAnE
wiickens........ - 43 G3 SO lol 40 1So 1b4 17A
Kibbei.........le 10 "a - ~ lls ls2 l5l 40 1s7
Kihsri - @| - 'p'-"AAe"~ %
THIRD GAVE
The sun., 1893-05-20

an dc.tre for liquor permanently rsmoued.
The Empire Institute, 146
West 43d ST.. New York, 100
Montague ST.. Brooklyn. offers
an improved scientific cure for
liquor, morphine. cocaine. and
tobacco diseases.
Each case treated individually by physictans
Of h,yh standing srtt. reD"rd to tie Ihysioal
I'er"licr'ti,s Of the pafent Patients can b
treated at home.
Not a single failure or unfa-
vorable physical result has oc-
Cured. No detention from
business is necessary. Call
and witness treatment.
xN JAsEs r5SHET gTs sopifIsps p sEnSS
DAyIR
The sun., 1893-05-20

and some other parts OIL my
body were afflicted. had
boon letting IL run. thinking tt
was nothing hut u simple skin
disense and II would cure it-
self. but l soon found out my
mistake. for the sores became
su painLu j could not rest at
mig ht. / called n physician
and began to take his medic
cine. but IL did not help me In
the least. A friend OF mine
prevailed on me to try your
ClrlCIRA REM EDIES.
The sun., 1893-05-20
Cutlcura ReSOlyent

The new. Blood and Skin Purifier, and purest
and best Of Humor Remedies. oleanses tho
blood Of all impurities and poisonous eie-
ments and thus removes the cause. while
CuTlCURA. the great skin Cure and CCTI.
GuRA SOAP, an exquisite skin Purifier and
Beautiher., clear the skin q eveIy trace ,of
disease Hence the CtTICURA REMEDIES
cure every disease nni humor Of the skin.
scalp, and blood. with loss OF hair. from
pimrics to scrofula. from infancy TO age.
whether simple. scrotulous. or hereditary.
when oil other methods and best physicians
fail.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICCRA. 5Oo;
SOAP 25c. :RESOLNENT. 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA.
TION. Boston
as." How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages,
90 illustrations and testimonials, mailed free.
RlRy'S skin and Scalp purified and beautined By
uhUI CtTICtRA SUAP Absolutely pure.
/nasS WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,
XyHljnesses relieved in one minute by the
INA Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, the only
wv instantaneous pain-killing plaster.
The sun., 1893-05-20
ALMOST MASS SORES
So Painful No Rest at Night. Doctor
No Help. Cure Speedy and
Complete by Cuticura.

Late in the fall Of 1890 was afflicted with
neck were almost a complete mass OF sores.
The sun., 1893-05-20

Only three New York applications for offlce
were recorded at the Treasury Department to-
day. L E Chittenden wants to be retained In
thu service as q special agent: ". E Ryan Of
Rochester wants to be assistant Register Of
the Treasury. and r J. koerner OF Brook lyn
desires to be a special agent.
The sun., 1893-05-20

a. assure You II affords much rcr.oDAl rrntifc,.
on 10 iEeei on IBIS occasion She Of
Saa gfeAt religious demon nation witch has done 80
80 70 max our people better and happier nd which
eth's o. my niIvifu. experience. TIE thought
~ ny m nd ihh', In the Igh, OF put ir dr, g. "a
sstobt'blIltie' there Is propri-y IN extending 10
"eeoHe 10 'his home of the nations Ch..iEx
We siiIl profess to be n Christian peon', Tht.
thAf no nHbNc "frcer. of gH low deyre. ,hnId Ia
Nhu ndtni Or III" restraints OF g!uns srutimtr IL
tne.t lna tle relsous teaching of Dur -opi, shoui
Ihi ihtm 10 exact from hos uNIe and .1,est.
.Atlr avs rrcngh.lion OF these Tr,iralnts II .sns
thAi the rules winch popniar re gios sense
sh@ua undrrle she pcrfuTrnan of eyrry pubr niy.
ana hltAhs thal ttosr v IN assume IL he r,lyiny.
tAeher, ~ ths land where the cP'e rule are r.y.S
ih responsibility TO ttuse ~ uhlir alton Na'''
Nnu therefore viii hone nerlni; :, :. Ia -, 49,.
Itough yor 90 wei 10 irs.t upon tn ctnsr's,,;,s
o,eharge ~ ohciH! obligations, aud itou.h Won a IN
neNer ~ shrnL from the exposure a. o.,rial sho-
nss We Contribution you owe t0WA-d .cCrmp.ishInr
VAN the peop!e by precept and cxsInpe. Thai lhry
w irl their shie'y Weltar. ,ItOrclu. uIg;,
ttr puhHe servants the Observance OF the mandai
or hr'stisni'y and morality.
There ought to BE- Inspiration IN The thought that our
solnhy destiny IS our hands and i: ought 10 cg.
Nhn ieNrh ani those who govern and those IN every
sEk ~ ciHtHsblp have share m our preservation ns
slsn reoidt and IN the guarantee thIS affords OF
bah4 national Achievements
ace visitors were then presented by name
y e. NE President by Dr. Bartlett. and TO Mrs
t:tve!and hy tbi. !. NJ. Wilson, Superiltsn DENT
o. iuildlnGs and Grounds. They then strol!ed
.nrouGn Tie Iarlors and conservatory and af-
'etwari TOOK their departure.
general meeting in behalf OF the Sunday
sepoo! woTk oF tho Church was held tonight.
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Saw Mills for Sale.

One 20 horse power McSRmnr portable
mill, good boiler wagon, one top saw rig. one
inch saw, ono ~ incn law. one top saw.
edger snd cutoff saws, about ~ n. shafting
with pullevs. In excellent o,der; cveryt nlng
roin pletc for "A first-clHSs mill. VIII cut IL ia
~ thousand n. per day. Good renson for
ceiling. Here's bargain Price, $1,000, IN
payments to suit purchaser. This mil six
teen months ago cost S3.SO.
One - horse power Grifiith & Wedge port
able, vertical mill. one edger. two log trucks
aud governor, one tiauck inSpirntor, one
boiler wagon, one GO iuch saw. one 81 inch
saw, two Is inch saws, one top saw, cant
hooks, one tool chest. with tools. one fiuo
rN pauder, with about S,uOO feet OF saving 1T
contracted tor, tor which the owner VIII pay
s. &c Is per hundred feet. Price, Si>V1i 500
cash, balance Ia and II months.
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The Next Legislature.

II will be an exacting session.
and every West Nirgiuiau should
keep himself posted on what it
will do. The Daily Gazette, Charles
ton, w. Va, will give you the best
reports. twill have all the latest
Associated Press dispatches also.
The Daily Gazette is eight pages
in size and is the best edited paper
in West Virginia. The Kanawha
Weekly Gazette VIII contain all the
news at only one dollar a year. fifty
cents for six months The Daily
is fifty cents per month Address
the Gazette, Charleston, w Va.
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ABRAnAMLINCoLN

When leaving his home at Spring
field. H.. to oe inaugurated Presi.
dent of the United States, made a
farewell address to his old friends
and neighbors, in which he said
"neighhors give your boys a
chance"
These words come with as much
force to day as they did thirty years
ago.
How give them this chance?
Up in the Northwest is great
empire waiting for young, and stur.
dy fellows TO come and develop il
and grow up with the country"
All over this broad land are the
Young fellows, the boys that Lin
coin referred to, seeking to better
their condition and get on in
life.
Here is their chance,
The country referred 20 lies along
the Northern Pacific r. X. Here
you can find pretty much anything
YOU want, In MiuneSota, and in the
Red River Valley in North Dakota,
the finest OF prairie lIudS fitted for
wheat aud grain, or as wen for di-
versilied farming. L. Western
North Dakota, aud Montana, are
stock ranges limitlcss in extent,
clothed wlJh the most nutritious OF
grasses.
Ii II fruit farming region IS want
ed there is the whole State OF Wash.
ingtou to- select from.
As Tor Genie delights the North
crn Pacific Railroad passes Though
Il country unparalleled. In the cross
ing the Rocky, Bitter Root, and
Cascade Mountains, the greatest
mountain scenery TO be seen in the
United States from car windows is
found. The wonderful bad lands.
wonderful in graceful form and
CLOWN: color, aye a poem. Lakes
Pend dOreille and Cnur dAlene,
are alone worthy Of trans CONT
mental trip, while they are the fish.
ermau's Ultima Thule. The ride
long Clark Fork of the Columbia
River is daylight dream. To cap
the climax this is the only way To
reach the far famed Yellowstone
Park.
To reach and see an this the
Northern Pacific Railroad furnish
trains and service OF unsurpassed ex-
cellence. The most approved and
comfortable Palace Sleeping cars;
the best Dining cars that can be
made; Pullman Tourist cars good
for both first and second class pas
seng erS; easy riding Day coaches
with Baggage, Express and Postal
cars all drawn by the powerful Bald.
win Locomotives, make a train fit
for royalty itself
Those seeking for new homes
should take this train and go spy
out the land. To ne prepared, write
to
CHAS. s. FEE,
q y n l.
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WEEKLY REGISTER.
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR.
CONTAINS IL BIG PAGES.
viii be sent From Now Until
January, 1891, for
| One Dollar.
1t is the Largest Paner

Course INTo The STATE.
IL contains more choice, varied attractive
reading matter than any nulf dozen ordinR-
~ newspapers.
Itsleut~rprising, chaste and delightful con-
tinued stories by the best authors are among
the desirable features.
The Weekly Register live stock, produce,
wool and grain markets from Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore and chicago are full,
accurate and complete.
Every town, city aud county seat I'm the
state is a entire OF news which the Register
publishes with weekly regularity, so thatev-
cry citizen In the Stale must take the Regis
ter to keep thoroughly posted In state mat
tiers.
The Democratic Party 800 shortly como
into power, aud the Register viii Re a faith
nj chuUnicier Of events occurring under the
Cleveland Administration. Every body will
want TO know what is going on in washing
ton. The Reaist re special cor G. poudent
will keep them posted.
The Legislature viii soon assemble twin
be a very important session. No citizen 81
the Stale can anb 10 be without the Regis
ter. It's Legislative reports. In fact al news
matters from The State Capital are recoguiz-
ed throughout the State az the mot elabor-
ste and complete.
Remember. One Dollar buys the Weekly
Register from now tul January J.. isoi
cs-All remittance should be either by po
tai order. registered letter or check. Then
there - no danger o. loss or delay.
Address,
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.,
lIheeliDg, W. Va.
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THE WEEKLY ITELLIGECER.
TEpMc hAlrN oD-tstttssc

The Weekly, one year. In advance 8 90
The Weekly, six months, in advance. 60
copies one year and an extra copy to
the person getting MP club. 90
10 copies one year and two extra copies
Ia persOu getting mp club. 10 %
TO person getting w club. 20 %
~ copies one year and copy Of DAILY
one year free TO person getting up
club. 10 90
The premium copies VIII be sent TO any
address desired. 10 II equivalent to cash
commission, "a they can readily be sold a q
the money retained by the getter up OF the
club. IL is not necessary for all tho nRtnes in
TIE club To come from Que Office, nor IL IL
necessary to send all tho 81 bscribCrs at one
Time. Subscri ptiuns may be sent a. fast ~ re-
cleNcds one or more AZ q time and a record Of
them Will be Kept at this Office. The prem
iun copies viii be sent NJ the request of the
agent as soon ~ he has sent sufiiCent sub
scribers TO entitle him 10 them.
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CeredO Property.

4 w " of Band Bridge streets, Corcdo,
W Wa, on whi IN Is "a house containing four
property rents rs6 OOH month. In "a month
this property may be worth twice he amount
now asked fortt Now ~ the ia q to invest.
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE

1 have for sale "A farm of two hundred
acres, on which IL good frame dwelling
containing six rooms. About 100 ncrcs OF
this land IN cleared and under fence. There
~ a good welt near the house; also "a good
orchard, gripes etc. The land lays we'll and
has AN abundance of water Tins farm IL
situated only four miles from the mouth of
wines creek. thiS county, and about fve
miles from the y. n w. II. II. Terms. $500
per acre, one-third cash, balance In two
and three years. with security aud lawful
interest. Catl on OrSrite Il. L. McDOUGAls,
Ccrcdo, W. Va.
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4 FREE TFLp 10 TLIE VORLDsS
Fd/R, and coR4firrf ofiey affyacftg IRE.
Fia0if /y0gi a tell 10 % loifri, 6icpriS, ogeqH
oy fjRegarr e6ryed Ter kinie ble1saaf p0rt
nsag ho0r, bg tie tn5iffhrrs of HIDE
dHdhh. foy MI fgfhrNiayF. Iree, at
dySif -. q hfficeg Be- 1873. Boi6g, AEaff.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:

III miles e,st of Wayne q. H., W. Va. Iof
safe, or exchange for real estate In Ceredo
Forty-nNe acres nrs cleared ana under fence
house aud stable, mutt trees, etc. The land
contains iron ore aud coal and Ia cheap AT
tle price asked. Title clear. Price, $1,000, "a
portion OF which must be CASH balance on
time with security and legal Interest.
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FOR SAFE OR FXCuANGE.

Three lots ON which are three new
two story dwellings which l Will self or eN :
change for farm ia West Virginia. Ohio, Kew
tucky or 4ndiRua The property Is cheap ~
81 500, aud ~ situated III The growing town
az Ceredu, W. Va. Reas tor sHle or rN-
charge: owner II tired uf town life and de-
SircS 10 go ON a farm. Address at once, Il. 4.
McDOugai, Coredo, W. Va.
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faFiern standard Time castor Clifton Forge
'eutrnl standard Time west of clifton
N"e 3. and f.-F. y. w. Past PLYING Wiz.
R'niFn Festibule Limited Fuffr. trf,
w rininf rHrf runs through Goo New YofH
Nin washington. with urrIur car fft,tf &c..
vile ~ old Puiut sia NlrIffusulI
%, 30. D Hnd solid truIue with puIIr0an
it.Het -Irf ping Gers between Cincinnati arf
washington end Pullman sIfeprr bat,f.l,.
islrreFrri and old Point Comfort
lfflns 30 not stop 1t stations whore time is
bfrect connection la made ftr r.efrhf..,,,
lfuNliifi trpeu-bnru. prfer-UrIa. Weldon
Hs"n<Ia'fn, wilmington nUd CHrriraffr ''
QuickeW line o. uI points ln the south.
Aur'y 20 any Ticket Agent for ald.tora,
Information
INV FULLER.
Cent pssf AT
CD RYAN. a ora. oinci1nau
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Dwelling houses Tor rent ou rea-
sonsblc terms. Apply TO S,rothrr
Mays. az the mill Co.'S office, during
day; at Calvin Bros hardware store.
In the evening.
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Real Estate Department.

We
all
all
willis
ito eismade
YoU.NoTHING.
Address ali communications THE AID VANCE Cedo, w.
Read the
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THE
NEW YORK LEDGER

THE LEADING FAMILY WEEKLY OF AMERICA
Gives the following Partial List Only Of its main
by such authors
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