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Live, stuck.

EASE Liberty, Pa, March li.-Catt!e, receipts
800 head; shipments 100 head; market dull;
prime 10 extra 81 2jni -; fair 10 good s. Tjni ";
common 10 iair 81 OJa3 20; fat cows and helfcrs
:! rOaS -; bnllS 5! lja3 y; bologna cows s. Oj
10 Sa "; fresh cows 81 90 to $6 70. Hogs
receipts 1850 head; shipments l,sOJ head; maj.
ect very dull; NIL best grades 81 0Ja5 w. Sheen,
slow; prime 81 iOa3 ~; fnlr 10 good . seas y:
common 81 00a2 %; lambs, 81 hGaI ~, Veal
calves 81 JOai 6j; heavy and thin 8 SCAT Oh.
CHICAGO. March lL-Cat,le, receipts Goa
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady;
good to choice steers 81 Sat IS; medium So fSn
1 ~; Others iOlai =. Hogs. receipts I'd. obi
head; shipments 1000 head; market SLOW and
lOa!ic lower; packers md mixed 81 Coat -; prime
hCRvy 81 ijai ~, Sheep and lambs, receipts ~.
Coz head; shipments l.GO head; market steady:
top sheep S. =jHG 50; top lambs 81 U0lI 81.
C~IScISNATI. o., March li.-llogs weak and
lower NJ 81 coal S. receipts 500 head; shin.
meuts COO head,
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TO DRAIN THE DISHES.
A Convenient Arrangement For Every
Dishes.

A Convenient Arrangement For Every
Dishes.
An appliance that will n! once recon-
mend itself as n useful accessory to the
kitchen is a table grooved and incliped,
so that all the water upon it drains to
III outlet at the front into the basin in
which the articles have been washed,
and which is placed under the outlet,
a great many plates, cups, saucers, jugs,
decanters and such ware can be drained
at the same time. BY n bar, which ia
fitted across the table, all articles placed
in the rack are held quite securely, with
out possibility OF slipping. 1t is made
entirely OF wood, SO that no part will
rust, and the ware placed upon it is not
liable to be Clipped. The rack, legs
and all parts can be folded up into a
very small space. and quito flat, with.
out the least trouble, so it takes up lit
tie room when not in use, and can be
hung upon the wall ii desired.
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FOR W0MANKIND.
Matters OF Interest to tho Intolll-
Gon1er's Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FNDS AND FANCIES.
Interest to Young aud Old, Rich
II dpoor-ScnSouablo Fashion Hints
anu Suggestions for tho Housewife.
n Little OF Everything Served In
Choice Bits.
a WOMAN'S POCKET.

Hes new 10 matrimonial cares
VINO volunteers to run up stairs
Ana fetch Il lrillr, more or less.
ms urluc left iu somU other dress.
ih'ileNc ME. nature ng'or designed
lhlt mortal Iuhn should ever had
wumln's pucict,
lie Opcug wide the closet dOnr-
lsarA hook 50 iUH Of robes galore
Lhat' Grc he finds the prOprr gown,
iAch lreNS In turn has tumhlcd down.
into The POCKET hole ~ hack
ITO tEtiiSl, his arm. Alas, Alacki
IT'S not the pocket.
lie GrnGI II ont IN his dcSpGir,
ana sPTcnIS 1t DER MI easy chair;
iie III" clch tuck and fold md sCnm,
MhlRN round mud round n IN II dream.
Hes mitch ton good u man 10 swear,
Act uhdGvOuily wonders whuTO
She keeps that pocket,
lie grabs II up, gHh rushing down,
pom her lap loses the gown.
IN truth You nru the 'urttrr half
IL you can iind-why DO YOU laugh"
II hugh because you've Drought me hero
y petticOHl. my hubby dear.
10 find tue pocket"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-15
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad,

On and after Saturday. October !, Isl. ,ra!ui
will run as follows. city Tina:
LEASE m~HEELiSG-'G:O Il n. T:oo n m. sol
a. ~ S'VoA m lO:ooh m. Hoo 4 III, l!'J) 10.
l;NJ p n; 10Y p. IN. 5:0J p m. 100 p IN, j:Jj
:. N; Twp In, 200 p. IN, 500 p m. s:D p.
LEAVE Elm GEovE-a6;0a m. T:1ll IN. SD
4 m. . Goa. ~, 1000 a IN. I:Cl A M. lI:0j m
l:el p. M; 2:Oo P IN. 500 p. I'LL. i:0) ?. II. 5:O
p. N; 6;oo p. n. IN p. N, SOD p. In. 9:IG p.
eDGll'. except SundlI,
SuSpAY-Church trains leave Elm Groys |;
9aS q Il and Wheeling at i!I7 D. n.
Il Z W~EISGERBkR,
oeI General Maoay..
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This is the way to mako n good
mayonnaise: Put the yolk OF n raw ecc
in Il soup plate with n quarter OF n tea.
spoonful OF mustard. Turn the oil in
at frat, drop by drop, then in 4 thin
stream. stirring all the time with n fork.
Ii it gets too thick, pour in 4 few drops
OF tarragon vinegar TO thin it. The
yolk OF one egg will use up Il half pint
OF oil.-NcW York Herald.
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CSIo% STOCK YARDS. CLAHEMOSr.
MONDAY, March IL 1871

UNION STOCK YAEnS, CLNEENOYr.i
MONDAY. March Il. 1891
Swinc-The receipts are ialr-nUnut coral' 10
q rather moderate dcuInnd-thc number being
RbOut 800 head less ihEn last wceH. Fair ID
best western hogs Rrc quoted NJ s. iQai 20 per lOj
lbs, the latter figure for n few OF the best. Near.
by hOgs-those from Pennsylvania, Virginia
uil Marylnnd-S s. Soaj ~ per lUJ lbs. gross. bn.
Ing 4 decline Of 10 10 - els per 100 lbs. Re.
ceIpts ll.2!G head.
Sheep Gnd l~Anbs-Therc Is a fair trade in
sheep and lambs. Sheep sell at ea9hc and extra
VIC per ID; gross. Lambs nj 311.aic and extra -
cents pcr ID, grOSs, -
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BOt0n NO1f Journal.
a young husband mot an old and
prcoCCupiod friend, whose mind is
weighed with thoughts OF things ex-
trancous to family affairs, but, wishing
to DO agreeable, no asked after the
family, and, OF courte, tho baby.
beautiful, beautiful was tho reply,
I'VE Ind the little fellow caristened on
Sunday" "lndcod!' said tho prcoccu.
pied one, with all air Of interest, and
than inquired, ION tho arm or OH the
lnr pr
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Galvanized plates arc in fair demand at for.

ulCl uEusCS.
.NGiis-ln cut nails there Is the usual stagna.
ton. The base price remains al 81 Vi.
frrGp.-ThGrc Is light call for scrap ut low
prices. We quote: Steel rail ends, Sl2 Goa
10 70; steel rails. sl2 OOal2 50; iron rails,
slS WGli 10: wrought t]urninss. IS GcaS JE
DottnsS, same ;. ySa9 vi cnst oOtIhSs, y Onlb OC;
II q; wrought scrap. mixed, 8 JOAlO 50; railroad
cast SCRAP. 81 0la9 so; machinery cast. 81 oIaiU 70:
car axles, SlI Goals W; old chr wheels, 50 JValO Oh
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. q. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. u, to take c:Tcc: l.:ll q. m.

IINC IuOIc NO. u. 70 Ilkc ciIGc. T!!JI a. m,
Sunday. November 10, lS9i
Leave whcGling-tS:0l. t9:ij, sll:Ja a. m, t2:oO.
GELS. ti:"J. j9:O0 p. M
Leave Pcainsula-is:Oj. Psi. liI:i6A M,
t3:al. ti:j. EJ:Oj p. IN.
Leave Martins Fery-tS:l9, 1857, ElI:j!a. IN,
ta:Sl. "a:L7. ti:in lg:l2.
Arrive Terminal Junction-iS:i7, tl0:OI, 5ll:Jj
q. ~. tI:aS. 'J:3!. tt:T. .9:ls p. m.
Leave Terminal Junciion-f7:21. 1900, a m.
Leave Martins F~Grry-t7:aS. Ey:U7 a.m., al1;!J.
iiOi. f4:l0. ti:l0. tS:jI D. m.
Leave Pen~in'nla-f7:3i. a9:liam m, ol2:jl, it'll.
ti:l1. tj:2j. ISIS D.. in.
Arrive Whccling-tI:to, .9:40 a. H., oi2:5I
li:l7. ti:?j. ti:Gl. 1905 p. m.
eDaIly. tDaily except Sunday. asnudayS ouly.
All tsalns will run on ESStOrn Time.
J.E ACSSfI Snnerin,enlrn,
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TREATMENT OF THE FEET.
An Authority Discusses Hot, Ice aud Spirit
Baths For Them.

gu" 'ah'ho'hl b'NGusNCS iAo'' Atc 'hu spirit
baths For Them.
Ntip York TINS
\ writer in Boo:; oad Shoes has been
interviewing q chiropodist on the caro-
OF the feet, and has got this iuiorma.
ton from him concerning tho treat.
ment for heated, tired feet after walk
inG or standing:
he says, truly enough. that authori.
ties differ Us to the vathe OF the various
loot baths. "uot water eularges the
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ton to tho demand. rs the nvemro purchases
were smaller and values much lower tlihi n year
Hgo. The mail and wire pturr demand NJ com.
SnnNl request, mud wire order, arc more frequent
than Olhcrwne. ScNOnnhir EpCClhitICS wctu
mostly inquired for. Including drcE, goods,
ginglHm', printed SatluA aud wash goods grucr.
nlly. Staples wrTc IN light request. Wooden
goods disclosed u very moderate request.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-15

OIL CITY. Pa. March H.-Opcned and hIrb.
est sec; lowest s2lkc; closed at S9Lc; sales aG11
barrels; shipTens sl,I5J barrels; runs a,7iI
barrels.
NEW NoKE. March li.-Pctroleum quiet; Penn.
Sylvnnia oil, sales none; April option saleS nnn".
closed at SC.
HtrTs9rEGH. Pa. March li-opened and high.
cSisJc; lowest md closed S!!tsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-15

iiy Of opinion That the enactment Of tho setg.
niOtHgv bill would incrHSc the How Of gold to
Europe were disturbing Glemeuti Of the spccu.
lnt,nG md encouraged the shorts In hope Tor n
lower range Of values, Western Union was sold
down ~ the Opening dealings M unO NJ MI
uniayOmblr olnrtrTiy statement, which. when
issued, confirmed tho reports put IN circulation
showing a. II did all estimated deficit VI over
Sli1,OJ against n surplus OF over sljG,O1 for the
GauG quarter NJ ISM The stock was sold quite
heavily aud recorded u decline ON the day on.
per cent, closing al thr lowest point touched.
CniaYunblc reports rCrnivCd fnIn Chicago 10
tho eject that the opposition To Chicago GaS wnS
gaining ground depressed the shares Of the cOm.
puly aud caused heavy shlCS thereof, resulting
In u decline OF ~ per rent, In thu late dealings
there wnN u recovery OF - per cent. MI Of which
was lost IN the iluNl sales, Tho GFiugrS Wutc
among tho iifmCft Of the active list, advancing
ltnL pOr cont In the carly dealings, subsequently
lGslIg the Improvement aud closing 1T n decline
from lust night Of All per cent.
The railway nui miscellaneous bond market
was very firm all day,
Government bonds iiTln,
EIutn h,tVla .tNINt
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RAILRO
rS. Pennsylvania Stations.
|V%IgNnnSyNdnid LINES
Era1 Trims Run hv Cnntrnl Tirnn
Trains Run BY Central Time.


TIcEEr OFFICES At pESSSYLvGSI. STATION O.
WATER ST.. FOOT or ELEVENTH ST.. WHrELIEd,
AT AlCi.ChE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND Al the
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. EIIpuEPoET.
Gat.-ILEEar sEsrr.i=.. ~ .I..Ln nnr.Er %
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hlnInla.

NEW YoRE. March lI.-plg Iron dull: Amcrl.
can ST. 5Oalh u. Copper dull; lake VIC. Lead
very tltmi domestic u u. Tin steady GtrAItS
Sig Vi,
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Finished Ernn-Thcrc is n steady but not larro
demand. and this bmucl OF the market Is prob.
ably In better condition than auy other, Ut icnSt
In this locality. Prices have not changed. In
merchant steel there Is little doing. aud quota.
tons nrc fiEm without prospect Of q rise.
sheet iron amt Wd'S-A somewhat steady
movement Is reported from the sheet mills, hui
without Il corresponding advance Of prices
The manufacturers quotations remain as last
week.
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llry t,Opdk.

New foRE. Mach 1.-the volume OF ,alcs In
the dsy goods market has no. been IN propot.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH HOu3D

On aud after Monday. December 81. Passenger
TminS will run aS follows: Suaily. tDiily Ex.
ccpt sunday. Central time.
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~ClSCtEStTi, o., March li,-Col,on quiet; mid
dlim : To-.
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The Cleveland, L0Tain & Wheeling R.R

TIME CARD.
Via ElyrIa Md the Lake SLo7e Rog.s.
JASYAET1 II. 1897.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKET.
Condition of the Metal Trade L.ocally-Cur.
rent Quotations.

OlFIIE W TIT lSTELIiGESCEh
WHEELING. March II.
Slightly better conditions seem 10 prevail In
the iron md steel markets. though the improve.
mcnt is not by any means dccIdCd. Maiufac.
tuTGrS appear more encouraged n Ia the future
than last week. but there Is small reason in tho
transactions OF the week, SO fur MS reported. or.
ders could DO plnCcd At tho lowest quotations.
and most OF the manufacturers wUuld probably
be willing TO shade these II large sales were in
sight.
chanGe noticeable In the market TrnusnctI0iS
are light. und not steady, buyers taking only
whAt they need for immediate use. Munuiac;.
urcrs quote SIG II ton, which isa little weaker
than our. lust figures.
PIg irOn-No visible improvement can be seen
IN pig iron. though ut Philadelphia some heavy
contracts for east iron pipe are reported, lhut
will take up considerable pig iron. The con.
INK viii, tho enlarged product. however. on tre
whole. Prices range about aS follows:
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CRISP DECLINES sEnAIoasH,p.
Says His Duty to Party and County Must
Precede Ambition.

WASHINGTON, March 30-Spesker Crisp
made public, tonight, the following tele-
gram sent by him to Governor Northern,
Georgia: II have an ambition to represent
Georgi. in the Senate of the United States,
and appreciate most highly the appointment
you have given me, but for the
present, at least, l must put aside m.
ambition 1 was, as you know, unaDi-
mousiy nominated Spesker. In accepting
this cfice, l incurred obligations to our
party throughout the country. A very large
maj )rity of TIE Democratic members are
united in the request that for the remainder
Of this Congress continue in the position
to which they elected me. They base thi,
request up the grounds that | cannot in
mudesty repeat which cannot in duty ig-
more.
"As Speaker feel to some extent re
sponsible for the action of the House.
feel a pride in its organization, and have a
settled purpose, so far as my influence ex-
tends, to have brought before it and voted
upon, bills, which, if enacted into laws,
will redeem to the fullest extent our part,
pledges. This, think, will serve the in
terests of the people of Georgia.
81 am graf. full to you for the honor yor
have done me. / am grateful t0 the nu.
merous friei ds through ,ut the state who
have seemed pleased with and who have
urged my acceptance of this appointment,
and beg that you and they will believe wha,
I, 10 the utmost .inc rity say. that in de-
clining it am sacrificing my cherished am
bition to what regard q sense of duty.
"CHARLEs f. CRIsP."
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JUDGED BEFORE TRIAL.
Lieut.. lyman Objects 10 Being Tried BY Sam
Court That Convicted Heyerman.

New YoRx, March 3O-Lieut. Charles
Lyman, navigator Of the Kearsarge. was
today arraigned before the same court mar.
ial that tried Commander Heyerman
Lieut.. Lyman was represented by counsel
in the person of George Kent, member Of
the New York bar and heu.enant-c
mander in the Naval Reserves. As soor
as court opened, Mr.. Kent said:
s'We have no objection to any individual
member of this court personally, but fee
it my duty to my client, as we'll as to my
self, to object to the detail of the couri
which has already tried and adjudlcatee
upon a case where circumstances and tht
the subject matter are the same as in my
clients case. Each member of Heyer'
mans court must have formed an oplnior
1pon the case. As l can only challeng
me member of the court and not the whole
will formally challenge Commander r
P. Leary, the junior member"
Court was cleared and the challenge was
not sustained. The accuse d. through coun.
sci, then asked for an adjournment OF
court, which was granted it till tomorrow
morning.
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fLAeMAN W.Rr TO DINNER.
Yr,,o KILLED Man and Station Agent Will b
Charged With MansIaushser.

Nrw HAVEN, Ct., March 30.-Corone'
viz this afternoon, filed a report OF the
,nvestiestion into the death of William
S,.nt Of Branfori. killed at that place
tuesday, by the Shore Line Express. Tn.
co,onor finds that Stent's death was due te
gross nc gliyence and carelessness OF james
romplit son, station sgent, whose ~aty
vss TO have the grade crossiog tagged
romnlineou allowed the fisgman to 90 home
~ dinner while the train passed whic'
Filled Stent. 1t is thought that Tompiin
.on viii be arrested on the charge OF man
slaughter.
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SOMERSET COURT.
WHch Term,-supreme Judicial Court.
Skowhsgan- Judge Emery Presiding.


State vs.. Fred Withee, convicted OF
creating by false p-etense, counsel for re-
spondent filed motion in arrest of ju1g.
ment exceptions and will take the case to
the law court.
Divorces were granted as follows: Eta
Celia Perry from Joseph Perry, for intox-
cation, cruel and abusive treatment and
xtreme cruelty syb.l C. Gray from
.!iram Gray, for desertion; Minnie B.
t"od from Lamoan G.. Hood for intoxica.
ton; Ora B. McCoomb from William r
McCO0mb for intoX cstio,, cruel and abus
We treatment; Ida M. Durrell from Frank
Ourrt II for desertion and non-support
Iohn Head from Nancy Heald for deser-
ion; Susie M. Roundy from Albert L
2oundy fvr deser,ion; Laura Goodvi
from Geo. W. Goodwin for cruel an
.busive treatment; Gusta E. Abbey from
Franklin II. Abbey for desertion.
Libel quits of f lith M. Milliken VS.
James Milliken and Stella Dins
more vs.. Gustavus Dinsmore wert
reported to the law court. S. M.
Davis VS.. w. j. Philbrick, will 60 to
law court upon question of suficiency OF
Gel in abatement; Moosehead Pulp and
Paper Co. vs.. John Turner, motion with
lrawn, judgment on verdict. Calvin
Blake W. David Sawyer, where verdict
in favor of plaintiff at December
term. motion on exceptions are
sitbdrawn. Judgment on the verdict.
Lawson, Valentine & Co. vs.. Geo. G.
Weeks. Appeal from trial justice. Plain
iff non-suit by order of court.
Court adjourned at 2.46 P. M, having
,een in session but 10 working days, tn
,hortest term for many years. Whole num-
,er of actions entered during term, IA.
Judge Emery left on the afternoon train.
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n,iee Postal { Aaasss.

w,.u,ssros, MarchS0.-These changes
!. ~ postsl service in Maine are an
nounced: $50. ss;,. 4o Mechanic
r.',o n.y. srom April l, 1894, curtail service
i ~. - Poland, omiping Mechanic FANS,
Secressing distance four mi'e''
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DEER VAS De- iR.
Two Men on the Machias River Paid $105 Tor
Their One Deer.

CoLuMnrA FALLS. March S0-(Special. J
1t is reported here that Deer Wardent
Corlss and Smith, at a camp near th'
Machias river, Thursday, found Bert Tib-
,etts and Frar k Hartford each wi h deer.
It cost the two SlO5 to settle. Tibbetts
lives in the north part of Columbia FAll'
md Hartford in Culuu bia.
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Maine Pensions.

wAsurxerox, March 3O.-Pensions have
heen granted in Maize as follows:
Original, Albion X. P. chelli:, Saco, Ca
az Estes. Bath, Henry Richardson
lewiston, "a Frank w. Hayes, West Pans
. ,d;t;on.i. Henry F. Tilton, Newport; sup
nIsmental, Thomas J. Calvin, Toeus; ie-
i.ne. David S. Williams, CArratunk.
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The report that the Old Ctlony interior
Canal Company hid not deposited $50 00C
nth the treasurer of NJ Massachusetts did not
.reate much disappointment. The charter
is now null and void, and other petitioners
will be heard next week.
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Chances en- Camden Herald.

CAMDEN, March 80 SO much stock il
the Camden Herald has changed hands TO
he past two weeks that T. II. Simonfor
.etir, from the editorial management an
$ succeeded by the locsl editor, ID.
Mills. The paper remsins Republican.
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CUT AN ARTERY.
Charles Jewett Of North Haven,
Commits Suede.
de Left a Note Containing the Words
Good Bye--La Grippe"
'lock Ownership Changes Cause Ediioria!
ch nges On RockIand Herald.

RocKLAKD, March 30.-Charles Jewel tt,
aged GA, Of North Haven, committed sui
cde Thursday noon by cutting an ar,ery in
10 leg. He left the house at IL o'clock
and was found dead in clump of bushes
sbout Z. Mr.. Jewett left note saying,
g ,od-bye-la grippe" He hiss lived alor e
Tor several years.
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Coxey's Army at East Palestine, Ohio.

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio, March 30 -
Coxey's army arrived here this afternoon
md camped for the night on the fai,
grounds. Coxey has gone to Pittsburg t.
.ttend to Hnancisl matters. The army will
inter Pennsylvania tomorrow.
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you are troubled BY 4 tickling sensa-
ton in the throat aud cannot sleep for
coughing you will find that few spoonfuls
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will stop your
cough and enable you 70 get good night's
rest. Continue the treatment, and In . day
or two II will be effecmally cured.
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For H. benefit Of your fsmily was written
on small package presented to sufferer.
He had insurance, but this package con-
tained Adamson's Cough Bslsam and re-
stored him TO health sfter tsking . few
doses. mar27eod&w1w
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Hard pine for H. M. Beams lo0o-ton
.,hooner, to be built at Camden, arrivee
from the South, Friday, and the firm WI
.tart the shipyard after being three year,
idle.
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- h...rer Il Park Col.iery No. 2. situ-
Inc ~ place. Pa, operated BY Lentz'
Lily & Co ". burned Ia dl,ov hovs' Loss. M
-, ker employed ~ msu @''1 =
"a & 900; partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

When Baby was dck, We gave her castoriA
when she was Child, she aaed Tor Cast01A
When ahe became Min, 10 ssung 10 castoFiA
When she had Children. shs ssSsthsm CastxiA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31
PROF. WELLS,


Tho French OcuIist Opt t'can

oegs leave to inform his patrons and the citizen,
House and will be there until Sa nrday April 9TH
where he can be seen and consulted by those hav-
ng weak and defective vision, and those requiring
the use Of glasses and be fitted accurately to b
cies Or Eye glasses. The Pfofes or has beeI
visiting this and surrounding cit es for number,
o. years and has given geat satisfaction to all
VINO have had occasion to make use OF his ger.
none In his profession Ladies preferring to b.
attended at their homes, will pleae send word te
rtoi. WELLS. Augusta House, or notify h agent
vho will cal to take orders. mar3ldtws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31
fa's AND WARNER.

WASHINGTON, March 80 For New Eng
land: Saturday, fair; warmer; soutkweet
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31
LEGAL forecast.

BosroN, March 80 For New England :
Saturday, far; warmer; southwe;t winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31

HOODS Pile cure liver ills, constipation
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31
MILEAGE TICKETS
TO Let.
Al WAIlRoA09.

?. T. Mool1 Insurance Agency
Orr. Coxv HoUsR. Auos SRA. -.
aBeAve Money when Tea Travel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-31
Helpless With rheumatism
and without Appetite
Hoods s;,;:;;s'' Cures

Sarsaparilla restored my appetite 50 that
could eat without any distress, and l have
gained rapidly In strength. have taken nye
bottles of Hood Sarsaparilia and am as ven
as ever" NRs.S. A. LKFEBER, kossmoyn-s =