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bridge, Poonah City. Some Mohamedans
who were listening 70 the reading Of the
Koran in a mosque, .neay, the bridge OBJ
jected to the music Of a procession of Hin
docs. The latter, however. persisted, and
the Nc hamedans raiSfd a war cry. A fight
lasting three hours followed, during which
mostly Hindoos, poured toithe scene, in or
der to take part in the conaict. The mosque
was sacked and an attempt was made to
destroy it by fire.
During the fight one man was killed and
many were more or hess severely injured.
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RiOting In India.

BOMBAY, September ia riot occurred
at midnight last night near the Daravala
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MISS MAGGIE GAULE THE WONDERFUL TEST
Medium, Of 5l4 Dolphin ST.. Baltimore In Wash
ingtOn, yJ ii ST. NV: every Friday, an. to
Wonns Hall. III 9th ST. se13-2 ts
PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
GRAPHOPHONE co.
WASH INGTON, ID. c., Sept. 8, 1884,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
American GraphophOne Co., for the election Of
directors, TO receive the annual reports, and for
the transaction Of such other business as may
be properly brought before 1t, will be held at
the Mountain View Hotel, Harper's Ferry, w.
Va, MONDAY, October =, 1894, at 1:30
pm
tober 1 to October 10, 1894, Inclusive.
BY order Of the board Of directors.
CHAS. J. BELL President
E d. EASTON. Secretary. e13.2O27,oc4
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. SEPT Is, 1894
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
The Gold Mining Company, location. Music
mountains, Mohave county, Arz-, will be held
at the ONCE Of the secretary. 1874 ST. Sc,
MONDAY, October I, 1894, for the election Of
nine directors. Polls open from 3 to $50 pm.
Stock book closed September %. A full at
tendance Is requested.
se13 10 80 25.2 l. X BROWN, Secretary.
W. r. GUINDON, PROPRIETOR OF THE GUM
don House. 521 ID st. NV, has had his house
renovated throughout. and additions made there
to, making II one Of the most attractive in the
city.
Choice Wines and Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco.
Prompt attention and courteous treatment to
patrons. Call and he convinced. se133t
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You'll Need Paper & Books

Now that the fail trade Is commencing.
Come and see our stock. We can supply any
and everything in Paper, nyelopes, Tablets,
Pers, Inks. Blank Books. ETC., at prices that
will astoaish you
Easton s Rupp, All nth st.
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During This Cool Spell
You'll need your thick clothing. No doubt your
suit is somewhat soi:ei. Send 1t here TO be
made new" Suits, 81. Coats. SOC. Vests and
Hah I'm CLEANING AND ..o6 9TH ST. NV.
REPAIRING, Telephone, 59l-2.
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LospoS. Sept 1.-THE expectations arc that
the sales will open II risa over the party OF
the last sales Of fully ~ per cent, THESE OK
pectatlOnI arr based on fhe already secured al
vance Of per cent obtained Of recent ptivatIo
sales OF the 70 900 bales that Will be offered thls
week. 1900 arc from New South Wales And
QueenSland. 1890 from Port Phillip, 250O rom
South Australia. 100 from Tasmania, 5ol from
West Australia, $500 from New Zealand, IVS9
from the Cape Of Good Hope aud Natal aud l'1OO
from PuptA Arenas. From practical exaininh:
ton It IL known that only small portion OF
these woods arc suitable for American buyers
Keen competition will naturally follow the
opening sale which will comprise iairiy fep,
rGSentRtlYe assortment, covering lS'd2 bales oi
which 2,l0 arc from New South Vale. 2UOO
from Victoria, so from QuecnAlAnd. $500 rom
New Zealand, $50 from South AustralIh 2g from
Tasmania aud LEO from tho Cape Of Good Hope
and Natal.
In addition to the interest that will DO aroused
By the free entry Of foreign woods In the United
States aud consequent enlarged buying orlers,
buyers tomorrow will md that 4 complete
transformation has been madc I'm tho old WOOL
exchange. The room has been Tomodeeu.
Electric lights arc now used, and hereafter theIe
will be no chance Of ap0stponement Of Tue AIes
because Of fog. which frequently heretofore pre-
vented the Sampllng Of the woods.
II Is easy TO understand the interest," Hhteh
London takes In tho wool sales which begin To-
morrow. During the present year % lar we naNe
sold SO. 600 bales Of Australian wool and % III
bales OF Cape OF Good Hope aud Natal wool;
The coming sales will comprise G3O,6d9 baIeS'
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tints. Some excellent effects arc pro-
dneed by employing q warp Of one
shade and 4 filling Of another; In the
high evening shades some tints arc pro-
duced that have 70 be seen 70 DO appre-
eia.ed. Some Of these goods are pro
dueed at very low cost. which Is much
In their favor, one large retailer. show
ing beautiful line Of the new colorings
a. low as 81 per yard.
IAFof evening wear the demi.taheta
grounds In fancy figured satin effects In
self-colorings ars being inquired for,
the designs running 70 small, neat
figured effects. They are very rich In
appearance, and arc considered more
durable than the plain satin finish.
Some beautiful effects In the large de-
signs are among the most recent pro.
auctions, but the smaller effects afford
q wider range for artistic efforts. A
largo quantity OF the dark colored silks
will DO employed this season for ladies'
yestings In combination with the tailor
made costumes for street wear. the
small fancy tafeta effects. also the
brocaded corded effects herein men,
toned, being we'll adapted for this pur-
pose.
velyets are full Of promise for the
fall season; adyices from abroad all give
indications Of their popularity. Parisian
modistes arc using them extensively ON
fall costumes for trimming purposes.
sleeves and waists in many instances
being entirely constructed OF velvet.
Tho plain goods, however. are the feat
ure OF the velvet season. Plain silk
velvets In rich shades find most favor in
combination, with plain and fancy silks
for early fall toile.tes. The plum shades
apd eminenca colorings are much In
favor. The leading colors arc wood
browns. greens and navy blue. The
new shade, "Bluet," or corn flower blue,
10 prominent That and the shades:
"Mignon," blush purple; 'Plyione"
aud Jacqueminot, pinkish reds; Meteoa;:
fame color; "Pistache" aud "Reseda,"
light shades Of green; Turquoise"
light blue. and Escurial, golden tan,
will be used in combinations, and also
in small quantities in plain velvets.
Velvets will be used quite extensively
for long capes, with jet trimmings worn
in tho good Qualities.
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WESTERN IRON

Achieves a signal vietory Over the South
ern Prodae. After Sharp Contest.
boA ASG
Attic beginning Of the pressn. year
there was an advantage Of from IS cents
to 81 per ton in favor Of the southern
iron maker in the Chicago market.
Prices Of local iron had been reduced
lower than anybody in the trade had
deemed they were likely TO 90, and yet
southern iron was delivered 10 con-
sumers at still lower rate. The SUI
perb manner in which southern furnace
men, the necessities Of the time and
conquered costs extorted admiration
from their northern rivals, who had
long before thought that the bottom
limit Of southern costs had certainly
been touched. But the staznatIon In
the steel rail trade and the diminished
demand for other finished products
compelled tho northern furnaces 70 look
more carefully after their business in
foundry iron. and they grasped the OPP
portunity Afforded by tho greatly re-
duced prices Of orc and coke. In Feb
ruary the margin between northern
and southern iron in the Chicago
market was considerably narrowed, and
In March II was completely wiped out
In April the southern railroad lines
came TO the relief Of the southern COM
panies by reducing the freight rates TO
q figure much lower than anything pre-
viously known. But twas OF no avail,
Us the northern furnaces made prices 10
correspond. In April, May aud June
the contest was fought out and the
northern makers won, taking every
large contract that came In sight at
prices which southern furnace COM
panies were totally unable TO meet. At
this time tho southern makers were
badly handicapped by the strike Of
their coal miners. Tho northern fur
naces suffered to some extent by the
strike among the Connellsville coke
workers, bat II bad no eject on their
prices, which were forced even lower
than necessary by competition for BUSH
ness between the local iron producers.
Thus very low Lowell was maintained
in June, July aud August notwithstand-
ing an appreciation in southern prices
by the partial restoration OF freight
rates and the reduction In the number
Of active furnaces. How greatly the
consumers Of pig iron In the northwest
have been benefited by this aggressive
ness OF the Chicago producers is indi.
Gated in the table below:
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CHICAGO, scpt. f.-Tho speculative branch Of
tho grain markets was weak At the start to-day
aud firm at q slight advance on saturdays
prices al the close Tho visible supply Of wheat,
which, according TO all prceedents, should have
Increased ut least 30, O0O bushels gained only
ID, 600 bushels, aud that turned everything up.
ward. Wheat recovered hall cent and closed
early decline OF L5sr. aud oats closed unchanged.
Provisions were firm ln tone throughout,
Flour 6al0c lower
nominSl No. :? red GJ11SaSSIlc; September hI99Sa
SSsSaSI3sc; December Sasa661SaSG9lci May 0oasa
SaEsScgh No: te September S ~
S Ss3:S S:g May Sss.aSsss gaSsy2c.'
No. 8 white 3la33c September 30A50ll Ohc; &C.
tober OO99sas0JS a9O1tci May SSssiAS0aSS1Sc.
RYE-Eo. 2 &c.
BLRLEY-So. ., DC.
FLAxHEED-So. ], 81 AK
TIMOTHY AEED-Prime s. 5ha5 co
MEss PoRK-Cmh SIS 9jali o.; September closed
LiRD- Cash q sSas %; October 8 7Sas SOas 90
September closed at s. VIZ; January 81 9oa
sIIoET RiBs-cah sides 81 7Oa7 80; September
anrnry 81 0Sa7 i25Sa7 i2H; dry sailed shoulders
90 T0a6 30; short clear sides s. l0aS =.
WHSKY-Distillcrs' flushed goods q 50
BvrTRR-Markot firm; creamery lSa2i1fci dairy
l3iSa2lc.
EG0s- Flrm at i6ai6c.
SEy YoRK, Sept l7.-F10ur. receipts $4,000 bar.
res: exports 10000 barrels: Snlcs 900 packages;
market dull Wheat, receipts 4i6OO bushels;
eXnortS 1000 bushels; sales $50 600 bushels
Of futures and 10000 bulGuls OF spot spot mar.
ket active and steady. options opened weak
closed at NJ advance; May closed at 0Sc; OCtO-
bSr closed at bye; December closed nj GO1Sc
Earn, recclptS Il DO bushels: exports 2, 700 BUSH
elT sales {lUOO0 bushels Of iuthns and 1900
bushels OF spot; spot market quiet: options
onencI unchanged; April closed at 6TsSci May
closed Al 67JLc September closed nj &c; October
closed Al GOllc; November closed At GObc; DO.
ccmber $50 Oats, receipts 3sl,OOO buSlielst OK.
nOris lOD1 bushels: shlOS $4,000 bushels OF iu'
inns nnd 500 bushels Of SPOT; spot market
,InIl. optIonI weak ut 10 net decline; January
closed III ISc: May closed nj iOIic; September
CLOSED nj gttsc; October closed ut &c; November
ciosed al nd; December nc. Hay quiet Hops
weak Hides steady. Leather steady. BcOf
steady Lard ilrmor; western steam closed at
q 80 iSkcdi refined ilrH- Pork lrmen butter
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quig. chee.s pominsl Eezs arn: Es.isrn
fresh i65SatsJsc TAloW SieadU city t5yAse
R0SIn nominal Tnrpsutins quict. Rice hrnl
Nolanea steady. Codes. options arm y balO
points advanea- sugar, nav steadyi FoAned qule1
and lover.
CpcrxxErt o. Sept I1.-FIour sseaayi tsseL
Q Oa1 Is; family SIna1 "a Wheat 1rm; No :
nd 62ailkes receipts 400 6ulhelEi GbiPmen1
500 huihelG. Com steady; No. mixed 9.3sa
Sc. Oats quiet and easy: No mixed I2a1sf
Rye In fair demand but drm; No 5SSS,sSte;
Fork in light demand but firm a. ~ - Laru
higher al q &Gs IS Bulk meats higher ~
D NJ bacon hrn at y = WhbEY IN gooi
demand and firm 81 q n Llnseed OIL stfady y
&c. butter hrm; Egin creamery nEj dairy -
Ne; Ohio 9asac Sugar In tAir demand and easy!
hAFd refined GJsaSSEc EeEs in better demand ~
i2c aCheess tirini prime 70 choice OHIO nal ease-
PnLAnELRHIL. Sept. l7.-Rlour weak, wheat
declined kliIc; No : red September aGo1toI
October 81 SsS55.e; Soyember Is5e' DeceIn;;
beF 5sJSA,hf.c. Corn declined hAlci 70. 2 mixed
September Cltta6IL.e; October 5g54Ab11e- oau
declined Nc; No. white September ME- sep
TENDER s6Tsa3l55tc; October 81 SALI1sci November
S7ltaJ7Jic: December S7ITASse, Batter hrm anu
10 fair demand; fancy western creamery 2iAIiSe
Eos, choice fresh stock scarce and urn; west
cru l7,S1isc.
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Aouarter century Test.

For quarter Of century DR.. King's
New Discovery has beep tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
It's use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
the test 90 long and that has given so
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will DO refund
ed. 1t Is admitted to DO the most reli-
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
Large size 50c and ST.. 9
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wnl1E in chicago, Mr. Charlie, Z.

WHILE in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant OF
Des Moines, Iowa, bad quite serious
time of il. He took such q severe cold
that no could hardly talk or navigate,
but the prompt uso of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cured him Of his cold so
quickly that others at the hotel who
had bad colds followed his example
aud half dozen persons ordered it
from the nearest drug store. They were
profuse in their thanks to Mr.. Kahler
Tor telling them how to cure q
bad cold so quickly. For sale by
Chas. r. Goetzo, Will W. Irwin,
Chris. +. schnepi, Charles Menke-
meller, William L Williams. S. L.
Brice, A. Z. Scheele. Will Menkemel-
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, and B. F. Peabody & Son,
Benwood,
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Chicago 70 tho cheapest market Tor
foundry iron in the largo consuming
centres north Of the immediate vicinity
OF the Ohio river. II No. 2 foundry iron
has really been sold at 50 per ton, as
stated by some members OF tho trade.
Chicago fonndrymen arc enjoying
greater advantages In cheap raw ma
terial than even their colleagues on the
Ohio river. This Is remarkable change
in the condition Of Chicago as the iron
centre. Only few years since the
price Of iron in the metropolis Of tho
west was the price at some producing
point east or south, with freight added.
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A Thoughtful Person

cousults his best interests by having q
box Of Krause's Headache Capsules at
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF headache, no matter
what the cause-in fact II your skull
was cracked 1t would prevent pain.
The frequency Of the attacks will di.
minish aud by taking tho capsules at
the approach Of u headache you will
never have another. 25cper box. Sold
by Alex. I. Young. John Klari. Wheel
ing, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport Ohio.
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CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE cattle market was 10
better condition than expected. Choice cattle
were VEN scarce and sold i6a2Sc advance. Some
choice fat cattle sold at 9 0Oa6 $; medium 70
good coTn.fed bceves sold A. q 6Oai TO- With
HrAGSeS and common corn'icd steers a. - wa
AS Tho general hog market opened slow and
weak al 6aiOc decline. Some fancy heavy were
sold at % 7Sas S.. Heavy packers sold largely at
IS T0a5 so Light weights at 81 SCa6 % sharp
demand was prevalent for good lambs, and good
sold al g. S5a3 10; natives 81 2Sa2 S.; lambs Rt
s. 6OaS 70. Receipts, cattle. 1900 head; calves
1000 head; hogs Is, 900 head; sheep 200 head.
CtSCiNSATT, sept l7.-IIogs In light demand
aud lower at e GjRG IS; receipts 5000 head ship
tnnnt4 4O1 heal
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II you have dull and heavy pain
across forehead and about the owes; il
the nostrils are frequently stopped up
and followed by disagreeable dis.
charge; II soreness In the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often ex.
perienced; If you arc very sensitive to
cold in tho head accompanied with
headache; then you may be surc you
have catarrh, and should Immediately
resort to Ely's Cream Balm for cure.
The remedy will give instant relief.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YoRK, Sept l7.-Moncy on call easy at
/ per cent: last loan per cent; closed at per
cont. Primo mercantile paper saSN pCr cent
Sterling exchange firm ut 81 s6kui s6H Silver
certificates 6ic bid. The total sales Of stocks
to-day were $4,000 shares.
II was predicted some ten days ago that Just
as soon as the stock books OF tho American sugar
Refining Company closed for the diVidepuS,
selling movement In tho shares would be ln'
augurated on the theory that tho changed con.
dItlon Of affairs would compel a reduction OF
tho dividend nte during the coming fiscal year.
Contrary 10 Wall street precedent, THIS prophecy
has come true Sugar opened at lU9r ex.o!vldenu
Of per cent; decline Q, per cent m NY On
point OF the day. VIZ, being touched Just before
tho close rally oil u pCr cont was male III
the final sale, leaving net decline on the dhy
Of6 per cent, and the preferred stock lis! y, hep
selling, which was taken up by the bear finders
Rulnor has Il that the company VIII issue state
ment OF It's finances very soon. DistilllnH made
thc next heaviest break. declining 81 per cont
from Saturdays final sale and closing within
4 per cent OF tho lowest figure made. The de-
preston IN tho two leading Industries dropped
tho entire group. and the declines were estab'
hSa g, che oS 81 sad
aud preferred. u In United states Leather and
~ Ia United States Leather preferred. chicago
Gas showed marked strength In inc carly denI'
ings and rose N per cent 10 ~ Before noon.
however, Il had begun 10 sag of with iiS sister
stocks, aud Joined the downward movement
with a limited depreciation on tho day OF u
per cont The railway list shared 10 some OK
lent In The prevailing depression, but except In
Reading there was at no time any great pressure
20 sell During the last hour nearly every share
dealt In sought 10 lower values. and tho market
closed heavy nt declines ranging from u 70 ~
per cent, the Inter IN baltimore & Ohio. In
Adams Express. X In Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & 81. Louis preferred, and In Pits
burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST Louis common.
The bond market opened weak and was heavy
in the latter dealings and closed hrmer.
Government bonds aieady.
State bonds inactive.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When sho was a Child, sho cried for castoria.
When sho became Mis-, she chung to castoria.
When sho had children, she gare them cas.oriA.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

SWuUNVI NUVUEIVVI 10 A737N
Leave WhcOllug-ts:Ol, to;fS, Ill:lO ., m, t2:N
Sj:i6, fl:iO. 300 r. N.
SJ:aI, tl:aI, 1905 y. m.
ta:0I, SJ:g7 tI:lA tg:l2
ITTIye TcrInInnl Junction-ts:l7 tl0:OJ, itl:Ji
n ~ fJ.IS. Sj;37, tI:t6, 2D:tS .. III.
Leave Terminal Junotion-t7:29, 900. q m,
sllSjO, d. ill.,, 1J:6g, ttOS, ti:ll il. Dp m.
Leave MARTINS Forty 1907 Il. M, Sla:D,
s' leave PcninSnla- lO;ii a IN, "l9;5l. lI:IL
fI.ii, fj:y5 ts:5S T. nj.
Ii.IT, tJ:25. tI:al. tp;n p. IN.
t.nsIly, fDaily except Sunday. Sundays only.
hiltfaInS Will run on Eastern Tina
,J.E TAus5lG, superintendent
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RAILROADS.
LEAvE WHEELING.

sunday Church trains will leave Elm Grove ut
PISA m and wheeling az 1911 p. IN.
Trains No. .. O. II aud % connect with herdlc
line for TriadelphiA Herdlc leaves TrIAdelphla
for Elm Grove at h:!0a m, 1850 a. M, 1880 a m.
and Clio y. m. Daily. except Sundays and Sat.
urtlny'S horiIc, will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling at ll:00 p. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Triadelphia at 300
4 M. 1900 a IN. $50 p, IN. and connects with
IL z WEISGERBER Gen Manager.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching. and
singing; most Of night; worse by scratching II
bleed and ulcornto, becoming very sore
SwAYHE's OINTMENT stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and III most cases 70.
moves tho tunOfs. Al druggists, or by mail, for
6OccntS Dr.. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia
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Petroleum.
Metals,

NEW YoRK, Sept. l7.-Petroleum firm; Penn
sylYanIa oil, sales none: October option. sale
none; closed Of $50 bid: Lima oil, sales none.
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NEw York. Sept I7.-PIg iron dull Copper
strong. Lead quiet. Tin strong. speltGF, shade
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Simply apply "SwAYSRs OINTMENT" No In.
ternai medicine required. Cures teltOr, eczema,
Itch, all eruptionS on tho inco, hands, nose, &c.
leaving tho skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your drIGglst for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT. TTlIS4W
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- Pennsylvania Stations.
[NlHRllSVIVdRid lines.
Trains Run by Central Time.

VTlD IIdlLb 1EuU " NuIIIK Ut tIK14V'
rtrKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION Oh
WARN ST, FOoT OF ELEVENTH ST, WHEELINo,
At NctunE HOuEE, wHERLIN0, AND At THE
PElTNEYLVANn STATION. pHtDGEFOrr.
! anr-ruwygr RYSrEv-"PAS UINDLE ROUTE"
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OHIO RlN

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Sunday Jun . 1897 Passenger
Trims will run as follows: sDailY. tDally Et'
cant sunday. Central time
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1910 aud 1918 Market ST.. wheeling, viva.

Tho Island cars and electric motors pass tho
door Pourth annual session beglns MONDAY,
Septenber IL, iSOL This school oilers COM
pletc and thorough education In Practical Eng;
fish. Mathematics, English Classics. Latin anu
The school consists OF Primary. Intermediate.
Academic and College Preparatory Department.;
The methods aud course Of Instruction wiLi
compare fayorably with the pcst seminaries IN
Toys arc received In tho Primary and Inter
mediate. For circulars or interview. apply 70
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
pdncrpa,, Wheeling, W. Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
Attention. Parents, Guardians q Others.

When you arc looking for school why do you
listen 10 exaggerated aud unreasonable claims
for preference made by schools having no cxpe'
riencc aud no reputation In impartlng business
education, aud decide In their favor without
personally Investigating and making compari.
son Of the COURSES OF instruction. all facilities
are and reputation OF schoolsH II you will call
on each and examine its facilities and then com
pare them you will ind tho difference In favor
81 Inc WHEELING BUSINESS C0LLHiE so
great that you cannot fall 10 give 1t tho prefer.
encc 10 every regard. Dyso doing you can de.
eide intelligently and avoid making tho untor'
tunate mistake that some do.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

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