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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

CHICAGO. oct. a-Thc seemingly illismnnic
figures 69c was broken down by wheat to-day D.,
chiefly on sick cables aud light exports In nd.
dltion larger than any previous day on thiS
crop was made by the total receipts OF tho
primary western markets.
Corn and oats were firm and gained about &c
for the active deliveries.
Provisions made another moderate advance
on small business.
ElOursteady.
WiENT-Cush No. spring Gee: No. Q spring
5sad0c; No. red Gee; October Gi1snGGls n5Jc;
December GS5 ,aG9i sa8sEc: May 90 .a17aI65sc.
CpBS-Clsh No. .. lVilc: October i0}suill "a
iGsc; November ilI Sail JsailLc: December sOtsa
ilhaiic; May iliaul ylitIc.
OATS-CHsl No >. 9sc: october 275Sa2sn2sc;
November 2SEa2S 4a2slsc; December 2S}sa2S5sa
2Shc; May S2af2l aj4Isc.ll
EYE-No. ., he
FI-lNsEED-sl %.
TIMOTHY SEED-S8 50.
MISS PORK-CRsh Si7 90: October SIS Goals JI1S
ni1 6Tss; 5nnunry Sii i0ati Soait 10
LAED-Cash % 3iJSag j0 october 50 IQa9 ija
90; January S 2OlS ~ as -.
sIoEr RtHS-Cash 81 ija9 jO October S. goa
S g5as 9Sas "; January 81 Sia7 42Sa7 50.
Others unchanged.
NEW York. Oct G--Flour, receipts 10000 bar.
relS exports 1900 barrels sales 5000 barrclsmur-
kei dull aud heavy. Wheat, receipts 600 bush
els; cEpOrt5 500 bushels; sales Gj10OO bushels
ofiutures and 1900 bushels OF spot; spot market
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A JAvANEsE WELDING.
Two Children Married at the Fair and Re-
turn to Their Parents.

Two Children Married at the Fair and Re-
turn to Their Parents.
Correspondence oftie Washington Star
The Java village was in excitement
and gaiety recently and crowds o! eager
visitors surged through the gates into
the Enclosure, which is a pattern OF
ueatuess aud cleanliness. 1t was the
wedding OF Mon and Soewarti, two
light.hearted Javanese children. Mon,
the little groom, being but nine years
old, and little Soewarti, child OF eleven
years, the bride. The weather was
delightful up to three o'clock in the
afternoon, when it became clouded and
tho rain fell in showers, most deplora'
bic misfortune in the eyes OF the Java
nese, but which did not prevent the
continuance OF the wedding service
which 5000 people had gathered to sec.
All tine women had on gala costume,
and there was great deal OF Whisper
ing among them and hurrying to and
fro. The little groom was taken TO the
house OF the bride in palanqutn car
ried on the shoulders OF six men. He
jumped down, and salutiug Soewarti,
kissed her hand in n very pretty fash
ion. Then both stepped into the palan-
quin and preceded by the high priest
OF Boeda, who was robed in white
gown, they made the tour OF the village
and stopped in front OF the theatre.
The priest sat down i'll cross'legged
fashion, and the quaint little bride aud
groom sat in front OF it; then came the
parents oil the two children, tho mu.
sicians with their tom toms aud a few
Of the villagers. Tho crowd closed
around the interesting group, and the
wedding service began. 1t consisted in
the chanting OF weird kind OF iucanta.
ton, followed by burst OF sound from
tho tom toms and cheers from the peo'
pic. The children got into the palau.
quin again aud were borne to the the
atre, where feast was laid out for the
wedding guests, at the conclusion OF
which Mr.. and Mrs. Mon were taken TO
their separate homes to remain apart
until they are older.
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dull aud lower: ungraded red re: options
weaker and lower; October nIl94ulnu; NO
ycmbcr 7Sa7J' sa7}c; December H19aoa45sc'
May slt4assl4aslAc Corn, receipts D,OgO bilsn-
els; exports lIJJJ bushels; sales JiO,UyO buSnels
Of futures and $1,000 bushels OF spot: market
higher: October 4si4G4s5 saisJ.c: November i9c
December i)Ifc May sic. Oats, receipts iU1.VyV
bushels; exports 40 bushels: sales 10000 buAh-
els OF futures and lG3,go9 bushels Of spot; mar
ket steady: October &c; November Ji1saJlssh
Ilgc; December Ji54c; May sc: No. ) white
&c. mixed western aJ.ga5Otlc. nay quiet
Cut meats frmcr. Lard drmer. western steam
$40 90; October 81 20: November 81 70. FORK
higher new mess SIS jOaly o. Butter firm;
state dairy 2Oa27c: do creamery 2SaGOc Cheese
irln; fancy state lUj4c. Eggs strong; western
2i5sc. Tallow lrm; city sc Rodn STEADY llyy
Coffee iirmor a, 10 points higher. Sugar steady
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. O. - Flour dull
Wheat firm: No 2 red spot zoe; October GsIfa
zoe; November Tla7l5sc December 12nISg; July
5I4c. Corn higher; No. mixed spot and Octo'
Der i9i,ai9lsc November nc: December and
January is5Ic Oats dull: spot and october and
November 3daoGkc; December and January SO's
R.7C. Hay steady at sl6 Ol Butter firm; fancy
prints sc, Eggs active; western &c.
CISCrYSATi, o.. Oct 3.-Flour steady; Wheat
nominal; No. 2 red dc; receipts 5000 bushels;
shipments Loo bushels. Corn stronger: NO. :
mixed i3C. Oats iirmer; No. 2 mixed nc. kyo
steady at sic. Whisky firm at 81 II Enter,
sugar md cheese firm. Eggs strong aud 'hiBher
at l6jgc.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Oct. s-Flour quiet; Wheat
steady; cash Cgc; October dg4uG9.sc; December
I2Ac; May5gl4c Corn steady at 5la96ci Octo.
Der sc November i9c: year i6aib54c. Oats
quiet; No. mixed sc. Hay strong ~ y OVa
ID o. Rye quiet at j3c, Coffee quiet at lS'ac'
TOLEDO. o.. Oct a-WheRt dull and lower.
No. cish GGAc;, December Gy5sc; May ks. IS2sc'
Corn steady; No. > cash &c. Oats quiet at 2S5sc1
Rye dull ut IgC. Cloyerseed active; prime cash
s. 6l1y; January s. SLY
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100000
ny osorGEr BOWEN.


oh. the special days arc boomln' an they're
fOllIn' zap the llstl
Oh. the interest Is consumln' On the people
Clu't resist
But the cities, states aud nations won't begrudge
the biggest share
When ~ llN" taxes her vacation with her
family at the fair!
They have notched the doorway freely, m the
MARKS afe pretty steep
But ~ TH' uuon the Intel will record her
measure deep;
For she'll iit Il m shcll shift It an she'll
stamp Il plainly whore
It will TAKE round half million to approach It
--ut the iairl
oh, Chicago days comin'-you con hear the
people shout
oh. they're tootln' mn n.drummin'-all the
world is looEIn QUIT
The October days are CLOWN, an there's some
thin In the mir
Like a promise brightly shown half million
at the fart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund-
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DIR. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Large size Soc.
and 81. 2
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A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: "Mywife has been wear
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case bafIled the skill Of our best
physicians. After using three packages
OF Bacon's Celery cure, she is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in a
healthy condition by tho use OF this
great vegetable compound Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get q
trial package free. Large size soc. 4
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QUOTATIONS.
QUOTATIONS,


CHICAGO, Oct a-CGttle, receipts GO0O head:
shipment $500 head: market steady: choice
natives 81 s0a5 50; medium and good IS AOai 20;
s. sOa3 Ij Hogs. receipts 1000 head: shipments
5000 head market steady; rough and common
SjgOnG lO mixed and packers 81 .0RG 40: prime
heavy So jOa6 ~: prime light 81 s0nB W. Sheep,
receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head: mar
ket fairly active and higher: natives s. 5Oai 6O
westerns s. 5Ja3 G5: lambs s. 6ln5 10.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, Oct. Seattle. receipts eco
head; shipments lSC head; market iairly active
Hogs, receipts 1900 head: shipments liOO head;
market firm: common 20 best grades So 5laI 20,
Sheep, receipts 200 head shipments 100 head;
mRrEetlj 10 sc oil from yesterdays prices.
CINCISSArI, O., Oct 8.-Hogs strong at s. Goa
s.; receipts $3.50 bead: shipments 900 head.
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FINANCE IND TRApE.
The Features of tho Money aud stock
NInrlSets.

The Features of tho Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct s.-Money on call easy at 2a3
per cent, last loan ~ per cent, closed offered at
. per cent Primo mercantile paper 7a1O per
cent Sterling exchange duh at 81 s!aI S754.
Sales Of stocks were 10, 100 shares.
Tho speculation Oh the stock exchange to-day
was Of character TO demonstrate very clearly
that only the small trading element are In the
market DullneSs was the feature from the
opening TO the close, aud the few movements
originated In either side OF the account were
sluggish ind without importance, as indicative
OF any lasting effect upon values. The unSatis-
factory stats Of negotiations between tile re-
celyers and tho floating debt holders Of the
Reading Company depressed thesc.shares trnc.
tlOu. Sugar was pretty strongly held. During
the afternoon the temper OF the speculation Was
irmer and II gradual improvement set In, the
best prices OF the day being made In the late
trading aud the market closed strong at or near
the highest figures OF the day.
Railroad bonds were quiet
and gI0tp hDuug NFfupF
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NEW YonK. Oct 8-The dry goods market has
changed in no important respect There Is Il
II anything, the resident buyers are less nggres-
sive. Prices rule about steady for the more sta
plo kinds Of goods With some varieties positively
strong on hurry ordOrs, which show destitu-
ton Of supplies In the interior Brown sheet
ings command full prices OF u prominent de-
mall,
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wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

on and after Saturday. october I, 49,, tra!ni
will run Is follow city tine:
LEAVE WHEELlSG-7J:0) Il IN. 700 m. sol
q NJ, 800 L. IN. 1000 a. H., HOO G n. 100 m.
l:01 D. m 200 p N 500 p. M 400 p. M, 1:1l
p NJ, G:e9p IN, 800 p. III, 500 p M, 9:i9 p.
II II 10 u. m
LEAVE Elm GRovE-e6:O1n n. 100 4 M. sol
a M, . Goa N 1000 u m. il:O0 e N. 1910 m.
800 D. IN. 100 p III. 500 p N. 400 p 10, i;ll
r. M, GOO p. N, 100 p. N, $500 p. IN, 9lG p
M 10 Top. IN
oDaily except sunday
sUgDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove a.
9:i3 a u. aud Wheeling ut LII p n.
IL = WEsGERBER
ocI Gece.el Manages.
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wheeling BLDG 8 Terminal Ry.
Time Table No u. to take cfTec. 1901 u. In,
Sunday. Eeplember Q. lsl3

Leave Wheeling $500 $500, pas, 7lI:i0
n NJ. pl:lO. 'j:ib. ti:.D, 1900 p IN.
Leave Peninsuln-t6i6. ts:06. l3:OG. 1851, sll:4G
a. III. gl:iG 1871. 1876. 1906, D. IN.
Arrive Terminal Juuctiuu--tG:hs, tS:i7. sS:17
tIO.Oj lll:5i o. m. Q2:5s. 1882 tl:lG ig:iS p N.
Leave Terminal Junction-t7:2!. $500. n M,
sl2:i0. ;8l. fi.59 TAOS. ijlL 49,. 1891 p. N.
Ioayc Martins Fcfry-i1:2s, sJ;J7, a m. el2:4j.
a2:ss 5i:0j. ti:iO tj;l9, iS.3! tJ.Jl p. N.
Leave Pcnlusula-t7:3i i9:ii. a. m, 9l2:5l, o-:i5.
5i:iI, ti:i7. ti;2j. tSls }lO;1j y. N.
Arrive WhCcing-t7aO. sg:.O a m, 9l2:jI,
e2.5!. Si:i5. ti:25, ti:3l, fS;i5, slO:il p. IN.
,sDaiiy iDaily except Sunday. Sundays only,
All trains viii run on Eastern Time
JE TAUSSiG. Superintendent
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In the live stock market hogs remain .un.
changed since last week. but cattle took slight
advance Supply aud demand equaL,
CdtiLc-EXtru, 1000 TO 200 lbs a35n31ac: good
900 TO 1000 lbs 8 l5a33jc: good 500 to 800 lbs "a
g. l5c: fair, 100 to 800 lbs. 2lia2Hc: common, COO
TO 100 lbs. 2n2Ac; bulls. 2aal C: cows 1lsa!1Sc.
HOls-Extra, o. 2a6,Gjc: good, 6.SjaGIac; COM
mon, GaGl4c
no sales. Lambs, 3aic.
Ffgsh CoHs-SIIa25: cllyey 3a5c.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY, Pa. Oct 3-Opened at 7OISc; highest
7OAc: lowest 6g5{c; closed ut GgHc; sales l2,0JO
barrels; clCaranCcs 10000 barrels; shipments
Sj,5i3 barrels; runs S6.ei7 barrels.
NEW York, Oct. 3-Petroleum strong and
faIrly actlye; November optlons, sales 500 bur
rels; closed at CgJ4aGg%c.
PirTsnuRGn, Pa. Oct 3-opened aud high.
est zoe; closed aud lowest GgJ<c.
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Gotten.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 3.-Pig iron dull; American
sl2 25alI 50. Copper frmer: lake 50 20. Lead
easy; domestic s. Is. Tin easier; straits 81 %.
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Tnr wonderful cures OF thousands of
people-they tell the story OF tho merit
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. HooD's Cures,
10
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NNnnl.
Metals.

NEW YonE. Oct. 3.-wool quiet: domestic
fleece 2Oa2Sc pulled lsa25c; Texas lOal7c.
PaILApsLgHIA, oct. 9-WooI steady and quiet.
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Enamored Youth-May I hopo to
find n place in your hearth Lady-love
II you hustle. There are only few
choice locations left.-LUe.
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clwcwwArr, O., Oct a.-cotton dull; mid
ding SIC
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
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~ Pennsylvania Stations.
[VlsgRRsgIV3RIa Inns.
WI Trims Run ty Cnntral Time.

TicIEr OFFICES At pESSsYtvASTA STATION o.
WATEn Ct. FOOT or ELEyRtsTu Sr, WHEELING,
At McLuRE HouBE, WHEELING. AND At TnI
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. ERIDuEPoar
SOUTHWEST SYSTEM" PAN HESnLE ROUTE"
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RAILROADS.

SSSE8M BALTIMORE & OHIO.
HS9Sf5 Il sssstgM Departure aud arrival OF
E3fslsS ,9SiSSs}eA trims Ut Wheeling East
hSijf SISsiliIS Scrn time. Schedule in Of.
l6SiN lS{aN fSS9 NsSlie feet May H. 1921
(tlyyl SEtgSSZ{lS MAIN LINE EAST.
Nh llRfFifgllSB For Baltimore PhiladeI-
ylHl.AAeNsaSyIH phia and New York sos
%SSTIs1S u. m, $3.50 p. m, daily
Kcyser Express, 9:i5 Il M, daily except
Cumberland accommodation, 7;Ooa m. daily
Grafton accommodation, 800 p IN. daily.
Moundsyilc accommodation. lli0 u nj
and G:lO and Has p. IL. except sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
7:iOa. m and 2:i0 p. IN. daily
Reyser Express, $50 p. IN. daily, except
Cumberland accommodation 1855 p. IN. ok-
Grafton aScommodatio 1888 a. IN. daily.
Moundsyillo accommodation: So a. m M ! eS;
ccpt sunday: 1880 q. m. daily, and LILO, l:OJ
and 1895 p, m. except Sunday
TRAEs-oHIo DIVISION
For Columbus aud Chicago. $50 and l;2j D.
M daily, and $3.50 D. m, daily, except Sunday.
Cincinnati express, 1850 a. m, daily, and l2;l5
Columbus accommodation lbs p. m, daily
St ST. tclairsviiic accommodation, lO:Soa m, aud
400 p. IN, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago express, 1855 Il. M. and 4:20 p IN,
daily, aud 1905 p. m, except Sunday
Cincinnati express, $500 a. Ii aud $40 p m,
't Columbus accommodation. 1905 p m. daily.
except Sunday:
81. ClairvIiIe accommodation 1906 p. NJ aud
4;90p. m, daily, except Sunday,
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. sos and 100 a. M. daily; 1870
p. IN, daily, except Sunday, and GO p. In.
Sunday only.
For Pittsburgh aud the east sos a. IN and
500 D. m, daily, aud 600 p. IN. Sunday only,
Washington accommodation. 600 p. u, daily,
except Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh. 1925 n. IN. and $50 p. m and
1910 n M. daily. and 12:i5 p. IN, excCptSundGy,
and 1885 Il. m, Sunday only.
except sunday,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

on and after Monday, June 10. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 9Daily, tDally Ex4
cost Sunday Iputrul time
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Trains No. 81 aud IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling aud Chicago.
j, L TERRY, Gen. Freight & Pass Agent.
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-09-15

Every boy should cultivate tho fac-
nlty of observation. II no docs so de-
sigucdIy It will not be long before ho
will do so unconsciously. II Is better
to learn @ thing by observation than
by experience, especially If Il is some,
thing TO our detriment. l would pre-
for TO know which 10 the ioadslool and
which is the mushroom by observation
rather than By experiment. for the lat
ter might cost me my life. There ls
hardly vocation In which obscrya-
lion Il not Of great service, aud IN
many Il 10 absolutely essential. IL
adds to the proficiency Of The ohemisI,
the naturalist, she mining expert aud
the fronlIersmau. Observation quick
ems experiment. It leads TO lnferences
to deduction, TO classification, and thus
theories arc formulated aud scIencos
established.
An observing boy VIII become an OBJ
serving man, and M boy and man be
will have and advantage over ihoso
who have not cultivated the faculty.
A child may know more than phi~
losopher about matters that may NOS
have come under The observation Of
tho philosopher-N. L. World.
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n, franklin a. Lodge No. 5-Chartered
~. o,.' Y',l' 1885, 80 members meets at
-. ''Ock q every Tuesday night. Oflic-
:. w " !, w Acker, n g; N l. Hackett,
!, o. :, " L Morris, secretary; N S Walk
I; o., a'ureT / A Smith, "; Maurice
!, , pS1n s9,.,. 6 g I FuIkerson, $ to n e
80 Williams ir, ! ton g; l. II Levy.
S6.I'.v ~ g ) J Kelloy, | to z; J @
on . p SIS e Kieier, ss II Watt,
inn :, . nes u / Jones, chanIain. Visit
~s members Invited "a attend
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I,. Washington Lodge No. 3-3S mem.
PsrS chartered in 1877 from Grand
= ae OF Tennessee; meets % Friday
eacn month. Officers: j. w. An
r.",' 0Ts' nj Z. NJ. Barber, W; ]. NJ.
N '0U'' "; q. w. Acker, secretary;
~ r..I D. Fulkerson. treasurer NJ. G.
i , : d; Z. A. Gordon, j d; l. Zad
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whole school machinery Of our coun-
tY Then, do not simply give the
grading system your approval, throw
your aid into the cause and join with
the superintendent in perfecting it.
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coLoRED CHURCHES.

\. IolOrcd Methodist Churchill. NJ.
0'sN pastor. Service. Sundays, IL
W. 2 P. M, $50 p. m. Sunday
|,. 'vnOol y a. M, II. Richardson, super
F.1 a'sOaent' ! Prayer meeting Wednes-
4 1 . : pm. Class meeting Thursday,
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aeres nes.e saise In the world tor cuta, bruises
|ehapped ~, SAT- rheum, fever sores. letter,
|euptions nus, .n, chilblais, oorns, and al skin
fequred @.4 ~. positively cures piles, or no pay
|Rsr ha'n' Or money refunded. priee qs cents
TOT sale by J. A. Shreve marfIy
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CIRCUIT COURT TERMS.

n Claibome--Second Monday oI
January and First Monday Of June
M. D. Ciilland, Judge Of 9th district
h Jefferson Second Monday Of
February aud Second Monday OF
August.
h. L. Cassely, Judge Of 9th district
CHASCERY COURT TERMS.
taude Pintard, Chancellor 4th Dist
/ n nClaiborne-Third Monday Of April
and Third Monday Of November
h Jefferson-First Monday in May
and Filst Monday in December
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Members 81 The Bar-E. NJ. Barber, +
Drake. J. I. Drake. G. A. French. j..
llrC. Martin. II. &. Mounger, 4. Y. Ber-
y, l. n. Baldwin.
Physicians and Surgeons-G. w. Ack-
b L. Anderson, w ID. Redus. II. G.
Wharton, j. w. Barber, w. B. Lloyd.
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y Presbyterian Churchill. II. Brown
Y pastor. Service ut Ill q. M. every
|maay and at 1880 p. ~. Oh and 4th
unpu,Ss. p,S,. Sunday school 0:3O a, M, l..
~ ,OlllIt . superintendent. Prayer meet
X every Wednesday afternoon.
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st. James Church Rev. Thos. BURY,
Ieclor. Services rs follows: Cclehra-
On Of Holy Communion on lst Sunday
each month. at | am. ,0ther Sundays
Y a. m.,and on Saints Days ut 10 "A. m.
'annlday school On. S. Walker Supt.) ut
80 a. m. Morning service aud SER
pm, at II q. m. Evening prayer and
tf1loh' Il at 7.SO p M. Evening prayer on
rIdays, at 40 p. N.
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= Methodist Church-B. f. Jones pas
" y Service at llo'clock Sunday morn
" and 1t 7:3O p. m. Ist and 81 Sun
'is' sunday school at 9 30 a. m, J..
/. Drake Superintendent. Prayer meet
x every Thursday afternoon.
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Hebrew Temple Rabbi M. Sesslor.
,3 .nsee every Friday evening at 7;3O.
unaay school at 10 q, III. every Sunday.
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poaRD OF SUPERVISORS.

Regular meeting first Monday in
Iyery month.
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Christian hurcll-NO resident pastor.
|erviee first Sunday ofeach month, morn
ng aud evening, by Rev. B. F. Manire.
'rviee also on the Saturday evening
rccedng.
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THE cmURC HES

THE CHURCHES.
Catholic Church. .-Rev. Father Morris.
srrice fourth Sunday OF each month.
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Her Father-Whatl You-you
marry my daughter Bertie-Yeth,
why not! You don't know anything
against her, do you +?
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Rlay0r. r................lt. |. VI. COlson
eliermen &C. A. Gordon, j. B. AL
len, r. c. Kelley, l.. II. Levy, i.
Richardson, J. 4. Davis.
Lennlar meetng lst Monday in each
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That's the idea.

'Castoriais 70 ven adapted to childr~nthAt
recommend itaa superior TO any prescrpnon
known 10 me.~ II. A. AzCHxz. H. D,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn. n. 4.
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OUTRAGED AND KILLED.
Awful Crime Perpetrated Upon q Beau.
tiful Young Woman.

Awful Crime Perpetrated Upon q Beau.
tiful Young Woman.
ALLIANCE, o., Nov. i6-Miss Birdie
Baugh, aged 20 years, daughter Of G. G.
Baugh, a wealthy farmer residing just
west Of the city limits, was outraged and
murdered Tuesday night by Curt David
son, farmland, who then attempted
suicide by cutting his throat with a razor.
Baugh and his wife were away from home.
Davidson boards with the family.
The crime was not discovered until yes
terday morning. when Miss Baugh's
brother found her mutilated remains,
nearly stripped OF clothing, lying on the
barn floor. At about the same hour n
farmer living half n mile from the Baugh
residence discovered Davidson lying on a
pile of straw In his barnyard with his
throat cut. The fellow was brought to
the city and taken TO the hospital. He is
about 40 years old, unmarried and had
worked for Baugh for several years. He
was considered Of a morose and ugly dis
position. Miss Baugh was a strikingly
beautiful girl and was social favorite.
The physicians say that Davidson may re-
cover, but II he does he will probably be
iynched