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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-13
AT GRAY GABLES.
Mr.. Cleveland Seeking Ia Few Weeks
Needed Rest.

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Aug. 12.-Presi-
dent Cleveland arrived at Buzzard's Bay
this morning at 7:3O o'clock on the train
connecting with the Fall river boat. He
was accompanied by DR.. Bryant
WILL REMAIN AWAY FOR WEEKS.
The President was met at the station and
conveyed in his carriage to Gray Gables.
He appeared somewhat tired. The Presi-
dent will remain until about Sept. /, or
until Mrs. Cleveland is ready to return to
Washington.
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more cold for Anerioa.

London, Aug l2.-The Cunard line
steamer Etruria, which sailed from Liv-
erpool for New York, took consignments
pounds.
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coMPEL1Ep NO oLosE.
A State Bank of Brooklyn Fails t
Open Its Doors.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. 12-The Com
mercial Bank of Brooklyn, a state insti-
tuition, failed to open its doors this morn
ing. The following notice was posted on
the door:
This bank is compelled to close tempo
rarily. j. J. VArL, Cashier. J,
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A Montso omery Private Bank Assigns


Montgomery, Aug. 12.-Josiah Morris
& Co, a leading private banking house Of
the state, made an assignment late this
evening. 1t is due to the continued with
drawal of deposits during the last sixty
days and large drafts being made to-day.
This action caused a meeting of the other
banks officers tonight and they resolved,
commencing Monday morning, upon
THE CLEARING HOUSE SYSTEM
They have not yet announced what per-
centage they will pay. This win be
made known Monday morning. In their
card in the Advertiser tomorrow the
bankers viii state that the assets of Nor
ris & Co. will easily realize largely more
than the liabilities. This is the gem
eral belief of those who
are acquainted with the situation.
NO MONEY TO BE PAID on CHECKS.
Greenville, Miss, Aug. 12.-The three
banks here at 10 a. m. to-day posted no.
tices on,their doors that no money would
be paid out on checks, but that certified
checks would be issued instead. At q
meeting of citizens held at the cotton ex-
change this afternoon, resolutions were
adopted approving the action of the banks.
A LOUISIANA BANK wEAKENs.
Plaqemine, La, Aug. 12.-The Bank Of
Plaquemine closed its doors this morning.
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Wavcross Quarantines

Waycross, Aug. 12.-Waycross has
quarantined against Brunswick tonight
and also against Pensacola.
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GATES AJAR FoR THE REFUaEs

The city Of GAINESVILLE and Cave
Springs, Georgia. telegraphs Mayor
Chiply cordial Invitations to all refugees
to come to their cities whose gates are
open to all.
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AT COLUMBIA. PA.

Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 12.-The follow
ing notice was posted on the door
of the bank of q. ~ Smith, at Co
lumbia, this morning: "Closed for the
present to hquidate." The bank is a
small one
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BANKS STILL CLOSING.
They are Keeping Up the Sad Record
of Suspension.

Gadsden, Ala, Aug. 12.-The First
National bank suspended payment this
morning, with a capital stock of $50, 900,
and deposits of $4,000. The directors
assure depositors, that they win be paid
X, Fr,l1
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Guilty about money for moving the cotton
crop. The crop will not be rushed to
market and they think that the great
stringency will be over before cotton be-
gins to move heavily.
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sToRYEITEs.

Amusing Anecdotes aud Incidents from
Over tho sea.
Charles Lambs dear old bookish
iriond, George Dyer, could never be got
to say an i'll word, even OF tho vilest
miscreant,
"ComO now, George" said Lamb ono
day, on teasing intent, what do you say
Of Wihams?' Williams was tho Rat
cliII highway murderer, the Jack tho
Ripper Of his day.
"Weil, Lamb" replied Dyer, II must
admit no was somewhat eccentric
character"
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ARour oYoLoNEs.
Where They are Born and How They
Come,

Where They are Born and How They
Come.
Ncg York Herald
The cause of these fierce tornadoes are
simple enough, but the time of their
coming cannot be foreseen and their
probable path is past finding out,
Between the Alleghanies and the
Rocky Mountains there lies vast plain
OF varied surface, extending thousands
OF miles in every direction, 1t covers
many degrees OF latitude and varies by
thousands OF feet in elevation. 1t ia
subject to great extremes of heat and
cold and to very rapid and sudden
changes Of temperature,
Out OF these conditions furious storms
are born. A sudden heatat any point
rarefes the atmosphere and causes it to
ascend as the draft PUSHES up Il chimney
when the fire blazes fercely. Air from
some other point-hundreds OF miles
away perhaps in to Oil the void,
and in its course bears destruction
with it.
No one who has not witnessed the
work OF tornado can have any but the
vaguest idea oil its fury. Even the
stories told from time to time OF what
tornadoes do but family illustrate their
tierceness or the sudden aud tremen-
dous terror Of their onset.
They come without warning and
wreak their fury without restraint upon
whatever may lie in their way. Usual
ly the day is fine and peaceful and the
sky clear. A sharply defined edge OF
dark.groen, opaque cloud appears above
the horizon, bearing at some point a
funnel.shaped appendix TO its mass.
Almost in d moment the whole sky is
blackened, the sun blotted out and the
earth hidden from sight, There IS q
brief interval OF intense silence and at
mospheric stiffness. Then the tornado
strikes as with Titanic trip-hammer
amid roar as OF demons. Its fury is
instant and irresistible. Its work OF
devastation is done at tho first blow.
Great trees are twisted of like spears
OF grass, the staunchest buildings are
crushed 10 fragments and the solid
earth itself gives way in immense
masses, leaving valleys where before
were hills and piling hills in the middle
OF the plain.
While the storm lasts neither sight
nor hearing is possible. Human help
is vain and even human sympathy is
useless. Every soul is for the time alone
with its God.
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Never TOO Lnte 10 nIrnd.

I am by profession a schoolmaster,
and one OF my duties is to make q
round o! the bed rooms about 1880
o'clock, to see that all lights are out
One night found boy sitting on his
bed with lighted candle beside him,
sewing up hole in his trousers.
"Come," | said, "you know this light
is not allowed at this time OF night.
You must give it to me-"
"Oh, please, sir" he said, don't take
it away, It's neyertoo late to mend,"-
london AnstperS
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Pneumonia and kindred affections OF
the lungs can be easily prevented and
cured by using au absolutely pure stin.
ulant such as is used and recommended
by tho best physicians. Your doctor
will tell you that Klein's "Silver Age"
or "Duquesne" Rye Whiskies are abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant in
the world to iortify the system against
the inclemency OF the weather. Silver
Age soils for 81 so per quart and Du.
quesne at 81 %. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
free.
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WheelIna BrIdne & terminal IN


Time Table No 8 10 take effect 1901 a. IN,
Sunday November % islL
Leave Wheeling t6iDtIlJ t3;Ol ta.N.
1915 1893, tiiijO a M. iililj, TVS, tJ!JJ
ol;O otiBj ej'li i6W n tn
Leave ronlnsuia--tJib 1910 t7;,l tSn7.
tQill 1851 tlO;ll. elliT a M, si2ill, tiijj,
Leave Terminal lunctlon--ldlgl, tGial, 7,11.
ciO,1i ei0H2. tli;lb a .nia 1913. tan, el!lJ,
ej,i5 t5,7, Ism 1923 tiOJlp nj
Leave Llnyhn'S Mlli-t1!1l. tii;ls a IN
ti.iS. e!iit eiiiS n, m
Leave DO llas CtoWins-t1iD tiiiD m
titlO elili, ejiipp in
SDally tDally except Sunday lsundav, onlr.
Al trAlni will rnn on Eastern Time Clocl, In
the Telegraph ONCE at Wheeling Is the stand.
' J.E TAussiG, Superintendent
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There ia good old undertaken who
does business In Liverpool. Meeting
ono OF tho doctors Of that city one day,
no mechanically inquired about tho
public health,
at Is remarkably good" replied tho
physician, with something OF tho pride
OF n creator; "thero is really no sickness
In the town"
III hear tho Same complaint from
Manchester" said tho good undertaken,
with u sigh.
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interesting and Understandable" as pos
sible, and was llattsring himself that he
had succeeded, as the youngsters paid
great attention to what he had to say.
Toward the close he remarked ut is
impossible for any person to live with
out air" and was much astonished to
hear an urchin shout, "Ow about YER
sell, guy'n'r?n
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The story is told of a we'll known
English bishop and his bright boy that
is not devoid Of instructiveness.
The father had way OF saving to his
son when leaving home, Remember
whose boy you are"
The lad one day turned the tables by
calling out TO his father, Goodbye,
papa remember whose father you are"
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EpucArIoNAL
a. WORD
TOThOse who Contemplate Study
ing Shorthand.

You will make GRAVE MISTAKE II you under
take to prepare thoroughly for illllng hrsEcln
positions is amanuenllS OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL
supplied with all NECESSARY FACILITIES for THOR
oUGIlNESS and with an OLD AND WE'LL EsrA BIIslIED
REPUTATION where you can DO thoroughly
drilled In Grammar Spelling, Punctuation. use
Of Capitals etc as we'll as efficiently prepared
IN bookkeeping and Office Work, ~ BuSTNgSs
MEN NOW BEQUIRE The REPUTATION OF such u
school Is worth to you. IN OBTAINING A SITUA
TON, the entire cost OF tuition with private
party or In so,cRled Shorthand School. DONOR
make THIS MISTAKE Call and SOC US first,
auA WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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1inltllnore cnttle Marriott
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoHr,
MoyDNY. March ". 1904

Swinc-Therc Is less activity in the hog market
this week thnn the Inst, and tho receipts, though
/ 800 head IN excess Of tho number then, nto IN
excess OF the demand which Is very limited. all
dealers reporting butchers M buylng very spRr
ingly. owing to II being tho last week III lent
Prices are oil 10 to Il GEMS PER 100 lbs from
those ruling last week, Quotations range at
81 b0as 70 per 100 lbs gross for fairly good TO OcS
western hogs, with few extra thNdc higher.
Light pigs 20 jOa7 30 per 100 lbs gross, aud com.
mott aud roughs 50 50a7 90 per 100 lbs gross. Re.
cclpts Of hogs this week 10 40 hCnd
Sheep and I.nmbs-TherG Is good demand
reported for good sheep and lambs. We quote
sheep Mt inl cent? pcr ID gross, and lambs at
BlGlS cents per ID gross
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An extremely bald.hpadpd old gentle.
man was giving n scientific lecture on
Air" to number OF street arabs at a
ragged school.
lIO ondoOyorcd To mako his lecture as
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ART INSTRUCTION..

An Art Studio. conducted BY Miss ROSE NJ
SWEENEY. will 10 opened In connection with
Mrs Harris School, September Il, 10 the school
building Pencil Charcoal aud Cfayon Draw
Ing Oh and Water Colors aud Chlua Painting,
Pastel, ClIy.modeling aud Art Enameling Will
been conducting Art Glasses with marked
success IN tho east for the past five or six
years. Further inquiry may DO made OF MISS
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY. 5ZB Main street or Mrs
NJ Stevens Hart, ~ Main street, or at tho school
rooms on aud after Monday, september Il
nulA
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling 8 Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday October l. iygs train
will run ny follows city Tina;
LEAVE WiiEELiSd-"O;OO IL IN, 100 a. m. 500
A. m. 300 a IN, 1000 a. IN, liOOa m. 1900 TN,
100 ~ In, 800 p. M 800 D IN, liOl u, M, 5ilj
p M. COOP m, 200 ?. IN, 500 p in, $50 p
III. li!OO u m
LEAVE Elm GRovE-o0.O1a M, 100 n m. SOL
n m Goa m 1000 N, 100 a IN, 1901 IN.
100 r. M, 1901 p M, 1900 p in 100 D. m, i,ji
y. IN. 600 .. M, 1902. IN, 500 p. in, O!l0p
in. 10 10 p. IN.
cDnll except Sunday
suSpAY-cbuEnh ,raIuI lchye Elm Grove o.
ii. T. wflsuERnEn
ooi General Malay,s
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E1NANCE AND TRADE.


The Features of tho Money and Stock.
Markets..
New York, March 2O.-Money on call 3aI
per cent; last loan Sai per cent; closed offered
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper CAT per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 81 sGI4ai IS.
Sales were 2li 900 shares,
A summary OF tho day. operations In livestock
market shows that while there was pressure TO
sell the industrlHlS were strong and IN good de-
mand with greater or less gains, The heavlness
OF tho intuStriniS was due chiefly 10 further
break In Dlstllling Il Cattle Feeding, Tho do
cline Is vNrlouSly Interpreted, but tho consensus
OF opinion Is that western houses have been sell.
ing long stock and borrowing II In this market,
intending to use this borrowed stock for OleC.
ton purposes Sugar, Chicago Gas and United
States Rubber were comparatively steady but
General Electric, National Cordnge and Lead
show declines. The railway list was stronger,
especially for tho grangers, for which a good de.
mand prevailed Final quotations were within
fraction OF tho highest, despitGa drop In Mis-
souri, Pacific, on tho resignation offs, II. H. Clark
from tho presidency 10 renew his connection
with the Union Pacific ut the head OF that cor.
pOratOn ltissaid that Clark made tho change
with tho full concurrence OF George j. Gould
and others In tho Missouri PacfO directory.
Railroad bonds dull and Irregular Sales ST.
no 900,
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EAST biBERrY. March 2s-Cattio receipts SO
head: shipments 900 head: market closed weak;
prime s. 50N6 50; fair 10 good Si.GOab %: common
50 5Oai Is; good bulls 81 O0aS 25 fresh cows S20R
%. Hogs. receipts 200 heRd; shipments 2,lUO
mixed 81 G0a770; best Workers 81 4Oa7 h5 pigs
and light Workers 50 G0a7 20. Sheep, receipts
1000 head; shipm ents 500 head; market steady;
prime 50 7iR6 %; fair to good 81 7bn6 20; common
CHICAGO, March 2O.-Cattlc, receipts 1900
head; shipments $500 head; market steady; top
steers s. bOaj 20: medium 10 good 81 S0Hl 80; Sc.
lccts 81 60ai 60; fed Texans 81 g6l4 40 Hogs re-
celptS 5000 head; shipments 1000 bend; mar
prime heavy 81 Sia7 20; light 50 COAT %. Sheep,
receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head mar.
kCt higher; natives 81 60a6 70; westerns 81 l5a
40; Texans 50 0oNi 70; lambs q 60n5 60.
CiScfSsATI March 29.-.Ilogs lower at 50 25a
80; receipts $3.50 head; shipments 1900 head.
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Nrw NoRK, March 2a.-1hc demand iot dry
goods NJ INST nnnds continued moderate az 70.
gHrds operations for the snrlng season, but there
waya good business IN fAnnpls, blankets aud
some dress goods, silk and cotton ilanncls. The
market was without change IN any particular
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Nrw YoRE, March 2D.--rIg Iron quiet, Amcrl.
cali si2 7inljiO Copper steady, lake tii o.
Lend steady domestic o. o., Tih steady straits
slOs1
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ding $40
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The cleverest men aft gang agloy, and
Brother Smith was no exception to tho
rule.
In an unguarded moment no showed
tho letter to Il iellow-boarder, none
other than tho captain. and in an hour
Just us soon as dinner was over-the
whole boarding house rang with the
news that Smith had received tender
Inissivo from u dark.eyed Spanish
beauty who was in love with him and
who had made an appointment by post
TO meet him.
This was Wednesday,
In the interim between tho receipt
OF the letter from Miss levedo and the
eventtul Saturday afternoon, Auka-
bourh and ono Bronghue, who goes
cahoots with the captain in schemes
that are concoCted in tho dark and
bring forth merriment when subjected
to tho light, exchanged Gundry and
divers winks and mods to such an extent
that many Of the boarders were onto
the fact that there was something in the
wind.
As indeed there was.
Saturday afternoon came and went.
Brother Smith, logged out in his best
apparel, including red necktte and q
fat, yellow cane, was airing his clothes
in the monkey house OF the Zoo.
Three o'clock came.
1t also went.
No disappointing hcrto be a Miss
-Levedo.
Four o'clock.
No Levedo.
Five o'clock.
No dark Spanish beauty waiting and
anxious to be loved.
Six o'clock.
Brother Smith back in the hash
foundry n sadder and not quite so
jovial man as was his wont.
"a letter for you"
The upstairs girl held out square
envelope and looked up ut him some
what wistfully us he tore it open,
Smith used to be sweet on the up
stairs girl but the unknown Spaniard
chased her from his thoughts.
The letter was from Miss Levedo.
'She deeply regretted-how much she
would tell him when they met-the un-
toward accident that prevented her from
being in the monkey house at the Zoo,
Saturday afternoon. Would he forgive
her? And meet her that evening ut O.,
Eighth and ChestnutN
Would ho? Well he guessed yes.
AT half-past eight Smith, in his most
altitudinous pose, held up the lamp
post at Eighth and Chestnut. The
while he dangled his eyeglasses in his
hand, for Brother Smith is nearsigh ted.
No disappointment this time.
Promptly at the hour q gloved hand
attacked TO fairy figure, not so closely
yelled but that Smith caught the fash
OF q brilliant pair OF black eyes, touched
him on the shoulder.
"Beg pardon, but aren't you Mr..
Smith,
Smith promptly pleaded guilty.
"And am Miss Levedo."
It cost Brother Smith Just $11 IS be.
fore he discovered that Miss Levedo
was Il boy, an amateur female imperson.
ator OF considerable local fame, who had
becn rung in on him by Aukabough
and Bronghue.
OF course when Smith got home he
was tho recipient OF q reception in
which all the boarders took part, in.
Guiding tho upstairs girl, who evidently
was in the scheme.
Brother Smith now goes armed. and
when boarder mentions Miss Levedo
to him that boarder has to hunt cover
in hurry,
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PLAYING 1T ON SMITH.

a star Roardor's Love AGair and What
Came OF TIA DARK Eyed spanish beauty
Anxious to be Loved.
Philadelphia Inquirer,
There is large'slzed circus In big
boarding house on West Walnut street,
And it is all on account Of Brother
Smiths love affair,
Brother Smith is star boarder in the
caravansarie aforementioned, and has
also held the proud position OF Chester
tioldian representative whore tho softer
and better hall OF humanity are con-
Cerned.
Captain William Acknowledgements
boarder, and man OF the world world
ly-is authority for the statement that
what Brother Smith cannot capture in
the way OF feminine hearts caplurable
is not worth the pursuit.
a few days agone Brother Smith re-
CeiYed the following:
Mr.. Smith;
DEAR sIR;-You will be greatly sur
prised at receiving this communication
from a stranger but trust my reasons
for sending It may show TO you that it
is out OF no undue disregard for the con-
ventonaities nor sense OF abrogation
OF maidGnly modesty that thus ad'
dress you.
| have seen you quite frequently on
Chestnut street and-pardon this APP
parent tlattery, sincere esteem cannot
tlattGr-I have been greatly impressed
by your debonair manner and manly
appearance in general,
/ have asked many who you were, but
none seemed to know, until by tho
merest accident CHANGED upon your
address.
Therefore have l taken this oppor-
tunity OF writing you in the hope that l
may not DO miscOnsIrued,
Can you, will you mee: mo?
| will be in the monkey house at the
Zoo ut 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. !
will wear cQrsage bouquet OF mixed
violets and carnations SO that you may
know me.
This is very indicate thing for a
young girl TO do, l know, but | have
Spanish blood in my veins and
! know you are gentleman enough to
pardon me, and do be charitable.
Saying ! am Spanish will naturally
lead you to presume | am dark-eyed and
rich in coloring, So | am
l must close now, hoping to sec you
Saturday afternoon.
Yours in hope,
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y, Pennsylvania statons.
VEH2RRSyIVdRid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.

rioErr oFPfcEs AT pENESYLyAyn .SrATfoS Of
WATEn 81, FOor or ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING
AZ Mrf,uhE HOUaB, WHEELING, AND AZ TuH
rESSsTLyAEfA STATION pRiDoEPORr.
fnrruwEar srwrN-"rLR H,vpLE ROUTE"
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Mrs. M, Stevens Harris School
For Toung LRel1eS
and Children,
1916 AND 1878 MARKET STREET

Second annual session begins sOptemberlL
1892,
Course OF instruction includes Elementary
English. English Classics Latin, Higher MRthe'
mates and Modern Language.
Mrs Hart Is assisted by full corps OF efficient
and experienced teachers.
For circulars aud further Information. address
the Principal, 80 ...
au3o No. III Main Street.
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Manhood
and how 70 attain IL.

Atlast medical worl; that tells the causes,
describes the elects, points the remedy, This
Is scientifically the most valuable, attistiCally
tie most beautiful, medical book that has APP
peared for years; 90 pages, every page benriil8
subjects treated are Nervous Debility, lmpo-
tency, Stcrility, Development, VaricoCcle, The
Husband, Those intending Marriage etc.
Every man who would know the grand truths,
the plain facts, the old secrets, and the new
discoveries Of medical science as applied TO
married life, who would atone for past follleS
and avoid future pitfalls, should write for this
wonderful little hook. It will be sent free,
under seal. Address the publishers,
Kre Medical Co., Buffalo, N, Y.
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MRS. HART'SSCHOOL.

To accommodate young Ladder who
may wish To pursue course Of study
outside OF the regular school regime,
elective classes or private inStructio n
will DO provided III English claSslcL
Latin, Modern Languages, Mathematics
aud tho Natural ScionceL These claSSeI
will meet at stated hours In tho school
parlor and VIII DO conducted as Special.
hes by the several members OF tho faculty
connected with our school
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On and after Monday, December 10, Pai5enS.t
Trains will run as follows; 'Dal1H 1DalS E'
ccpt Sunday. Central Tlmo.
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IPFOUR BACH ACHES.
Or you arc oil worn out, really good for moth
ing, II Is general debility. Try
BRORHJS IRON BITTERS.
II will euro you. cleanse your liver and give
u good appetite.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival and departure Of tra!nI on and after De.
GENDER Is, 49, ESPLASATloS OF RErsRENoa
hARksi 'Dally; ,tSunlay excepted thondaT
esnlLlrnnE nnLN EnaLnrn .lhnln n TlnIh
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30

We are the Safe H0ssse with NV
prices inr HORNETS S Eimous- Yellop La-
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