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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-12-27
WoRTHING TON ADVANCE.

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Local. News.
From Fridays Daily.
---Frank>D urfee was here to-day.
Jess. People is home for the
holidays.
Commodore Schultz is back from
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Hovey of Rushmore is visit
ing in town to-day.
School entertainment tonight.
Program in this paper.
Charley Darby disembarked from
slow train this afternoon.
Fred Betz Of Fairmont was in
terviewing. our merchants to-day.
Senator Miller passed through
town to-day on his way home from
St. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Mason and little Ma
rian expect to spend Christmas at
Mortified.
Miss Matte Barnes came home
from Brewster to-day, where she has
been teaching.
Sheriff Thorn went to Owatona
yesterday with a little boy to place in
the state school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnathan Gordon
visited last week with their friends
the Cunningham's, in Graham Lakes
Miss Lulu People will be home
for the holidays. She has been
teaching a very successfully at Blue
Earth City.
Mrs. Crane is expected home to-
night from Sioux City where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Durfee.
The ADVANCE is getting out the
program for the Medical Association
meeting, to be held at this place, al
DR.. Curran's Office, Jan. 10th.
Jack Woolsencroft, the hand
some landlord of the Wavertree
Heron Lake, passed. through town
to-day on his way to Luverne
Minneapolis Tribune: 1t was better
than many war drama to hear pr
yate E. T. Cressey of South Dakota
tell so effectively the story of the bat
tie of Chickamauga. It was highly
dramatic and realistic to follow him
His personal experience in the battle
his minute detail of the successive
events; his recital of the maneuver'
and description of the desperate light
ing in the great battle held the audi
ence in closest attention from begin
ming to close, although he spoke tw'
and half hours.
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], OVe1eSS G The
L. or the war-Path.
From Saturda Us Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
M. E. Lawton went east this a..
m. Ss
Verify, how brief are these short
est days of 1894!
Will Wells issued 20 page AL
ton Democrat Dec. 81.
Our merchants are doing an ele-
CANT business to-day.
Mr.. Albert Lumm came up from
Bigelow this morning.
Frank People came home last
night from Minneapolis.
-Ferne Bulls is home from South
Dakota to spend the holidays.
The net proceeds from the school
entertainment were about $27.OO.
Loren Town has been sick for
the past two days, but is able to be
out again to-day.
Hoods pills act easily, yet
promptly and effectively, on the liver
and bowels. Csc.
Albert Schmidt intends to put in
stock of shoes in the spring in con-
nection with his repairing department.
Another lot sold in Clary Add
ton yesterday. Looks as if those
who want lots had better buy quick.
Mr.. Kiehle has gone to his home
in Minneapolis to remain until the be-
ginning of the winter term of school.
Miss Webb, teacher of room s of
our public schools, received, as a
Christmas gift from her pupils, a
very handsome celeloid glove box.
The editor of the Sibley Tribune
rode behind Fred Mason's PAGERS,
and in the Tribune's account of the
editorial meeting refers to those
1 70
steeds as 2:4O steppers. That notice
is said to have cost Fred something
but it was worth it.
We hope every teacher in ou1
public school will enjoy every hour
Of their well earned holiday vacation
We think they should have two
weeks instead-of one. With only one
week they just get home and nicely
ready to enjoy themselves when it is
time to come back.
Mr.. Cressey is to lecture in G. A. r
hall, Worthington, January IL, Is, 10
He has three entertainments, namely
Washington City, Battle of Chicka
manga, and the Best Things at the
Fair. These he illustrateswith dou
BILE stereopticon, calcium light, dissol
wing views, using screen fifteen fee
square.
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TIOfu wednesday LAZY.
---R. w. Moberly is in St. Paul.
Mrs. DR.. Curran is away on
visit to her parents.
Mrs. Hill is visiting her brother
and son at Sioux City.
Daniels will have big, new a
in this paper tomorrow; watch for It.
Alfred Mahlberg called to-day -
renew his subscription to the ApvARos.
Girl wanted for general houss-
work in small family. Apply 1t
DAILY ADVANCE office.
The young people of the Swedish
Lutheran church will give an enter
tainment Jan. LIST. Program is print
ed in this paper.
House and lot with large barn
for sale on monthly payments. Own
your own home-pay for it insead Of
paying rent. Enquire of r. B. Bes-
son or Geo. D. Dayton. Cd & W 2w3
20. M. Ferrin Of Ransom called -
take advantage of our liberal club
bling rates. He was on his way TO
Rushmore to visit brother, who i
in the hardware trade at that place.
IS. O. Morse, Senator Washburn's
private secretary, called Christmas
day. He was on his way home t.
Slayton from Washington. He says
the Senator is feeling confident Of re-
election.
Rev. F. w. White will hold SER
vices in St. Johns Episcopal church
on Sunday next. At the morning
service, 10:45, there will be celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion. Even
ing service at 1870 p. III.
Mrs. Lena Taper, who some
years ago lived at Fulda and later at
Heron Lake, was one of the victims
of ck-the-strangler at Denver, not
long ago. Mrs. Taper had the rep
utation of being somewhat unchaste.
Prof. J. S. Hamilton, of the High
School OF Spooner, Wis, is here on
visit to his friend, Fred Mason. Last
evening he attended services at the
M. E. church and delighted the con-
gregation with solo. The Prof. is
musician of prominence. He will re-
main in the city several days.
The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried, becomes the family
medicine, speaks volumes for its ex-s
cellence and medicinal merit. Hoods:
Sarsaparilla is natures co-worker.
Hoods Pills become the favorite
cathartic with every one who tries
them. Csc.
"A business man remarked not
long ago that he did not think people
generally read ads in the newspapers
While he was talking a gentleman
came and subscribed for the ADVANCE.
remarking that he understood that
MI. Wyckoff was printing a price list
each week. and if there we're any bar
gains to be had he wanted to know
it, and proposed to take the paper
and keep posted. Oh, no; people
don't read advertisements-tha that il
dead people don't.
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Mrs. Fred Mason is very i'll.

Mrs. Fred Mason is very i'll. #
Mrs. Nash was over from Adrian
between trains to-day.
SO teams were hitched in front q
the ADVANCE Office to-day.
Miss Martin will spend Christ
mas week at her home in Northfeld.
Miss Noble will be entertained
BY Madelia friends during the holi
days. :.:.
Mr.. John Blair Of the Adrian
Democrat came over today to Sabbath
at home.
Miss Kennedy will visit her broth.
er's family at Sibley. Iowa, during the
holidays.
Miss Bliss came down from Min
neapolis to-day for visit with hel
brother, L. M, and family here.
4 h. E
Miss Gaarder has gone to La.
Crosse, Wis, to spend her vacation
with her parents and home friends.
Commissioner F. T. Graves and
B. G. Arrange called this afternoon
to take advantage of our club rates.
l.lt-aE D. ,ea +. i, 4 -. -
Editor Bulls of Davis. S. D., is
home to spend the holidays. The
ADVANCE acknowledges pleasant
call.
Miss Martha Covey came home
this p. m. from Minneapolis where
she has been attending the State Uni.
versity. .
John Humiston received cal
load of plows, harrows and wagons
to-day, and has several car loads on
the road.
Private Cressey of Sioux Falls was
today's caller. He was private in
Co. II, I'd Minnesota Infantry, where
he served three years.
The Adrian Democrat of this
week is a big one-4 pages, we'll Ill
led with ads and interesting matter.
The two Johns are up to date.
! Miss Garry Allen came down
from Mankato to-day. She is stu
dent at the Normal at that place. and
has been staying with her sister Mrs
Saulpaugh.
The winter" entertainment Civ
en- last evening by the pupils Of the
public school was one of the best
ever given in Worthington. Great
credit is due the teachers, during the
time they were preparing for the en-
tertainment the regular school
work went on just the same, and the
teachers gave their own time after
hours to drill the pupils. Our teach
ers put in about sixteen hours day
instead of six as is generally suppos-
ed.
Among the pleasantest and most
profitable meetings of the South
western Minnesota editors, was that
held in the beautiful and enterpris-
ing little city of Worthington, on
Tuesday. The visitors we're met at
the depot by carriages and driven
about the town and given chance to
inspect the handsome residences and
imposing public buildings for which
Worthington is so justly famed.
They were then "taken in" by the
hospitable citizns of the town and
right royalty entertained. In the
evening the editors were given a re-
ception at the elegant residence OF
that prince of good fellows, Mayor
Dan. Shell-the next speaker in the
house of representatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shell are ideal entertainers and
several hours we're spent most de-
lightfully in making the acquaintant
ance of new friends and renewing
that of the old. The
| w orthington meeting will long
linger as fragrant memory in the
hearts of the visiting editors. Saint
James journal.
From Mondays Daily
Harry Crawford is improving.
Roy Durfee ia down from Mime
apolis.
james Kennedy is visiting a
Adrian.
There is some talk of foot bal
!
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From Mondays Daily
Harry Crawford is improving.
Roy Durfee ia down from Mime.
apolis.
james Kennedy is visiting al
Adrian.
There is some talk of a foot bal
game here soon.
Sheriff Thorn is in Wilmont to-
DAY on official business.
Attorney Cheney goes to night
to Madelia to spend Christmas.
Ernie Shepard is down from
Marshall on q visit to his many
friends here.
Milton Ludlow is spending the
holidays at home. He has been at
tending the State University.
Will Thurber, who has been at
tending school at Hamline, is spend
ing the holidays at home.
The Rushmore Gazette says thai
Billy McCune took part in church
entertainment at that place.
Mary Moffat, who has been at
tending the Normal school at Manka
to, is at home for the HOLIDAYS.
| Judge Nelson was over from
Luverne to-day. Came over to take
an appeal in the case of Shuweiler v:
| Holleran.
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Facts are Stubborn Things.
We have made great spread printers ink lately and
told you how wonderfully cheap We selling IIo1l-
day Goods.
NOW TO PROVE TT.
nice even mixture Of NUTS ten cents pound; for
mer price Is cents pound
4 Pure Sugar Candy
10 cents per pound, pounds for Is cents former price
Is per pound. pure candy pound, for
mer price
Fresh Roasted Peanuts
10 cents pound Dates pound.
Cups and Sauce1.s,
beauties 10 cents to 20 cents
OUR PRICE Lamps is cut just one-fra1f of
- former prices.
OUR ORANGES are the finest and choicest we
nUR CROCKERY and Glassware Well, just
- price them, that is all we ask.
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TRANSLATES

And solicits the accounts and the business of the
farmers, business men and citizens of Mobiles county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

Having tho needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed Tor them, the following Jour
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle guaranteeing Electric Bitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Buckleu's Arnica Salvc, the
best in the world, and Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills, which arc u perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and tho
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more OF them.
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
store,
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| a. ,,,.... lid, ~ t1h t,,.Lt .
Mcadr SLOT anil febriary l.aw,;aO'sci March
| iI,Ai0iSc; Mhy illsc; tecciph 4hvw huNhulSi
sllpmCnt' q 10 bushels. bats .,litmi 30. (!
mI" 1y Mys!oni Ima, 81 sIt 4 S, S'.c'
imi,cII ITj. E ,cri, "figsc, n Imitation , w.
pmueFu uili lnhcE .WncGo,,,,,,II ''"''o" ~pu!Ic'
"gH's'eHHy' theesu ""S"""Ee"
CHICAGO, Feb, 97,--Nhcnl recovered Us bnll.
W. tone today lnd ,s'V51nSGn ~ HiSnlrH Fhlr
| puylug, tho smaller iunu1E' IVY EutolTnh I'M
| pogtlng countries last wees reported urctrnsU
In the English visible anu better rlcnrnnrrs
| caused the advance. llulr 'glllhg near tho
glnse caused q SllEn' ''"e'i"n' DN' MHy closed
OIiy 9,clrlm iho l"pii tan, ,,.,.,.,.
Corn, OntS and PROVISIONS were irm but dull,
| Flour unchanged,
| WllENr-tish No, :, tnTlhg % llh'sr; No.
sprlng biaGQci No @fg9i o,s,Th,,ssG, EenT1aty ga
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| Jir; May aIS .nSG iRBl sc !lly"E. MEsaEEC.
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EGGt-Qu,ct and UNCHANGED.
plr1,Rnrgm Pa. Feb, 2I-Bu'tcr. HlRIn cream.
@ aVGi ono iG IGw rrSI@. Ind Coot fancy
i"uhtTy ron ;C ,yI mo- ~ Tn, WEE? "r IVA
IL theese' uhLo 6hjn wv ". t%'N new
~ SSl% Gi,cIsT new III frrs Si,9hsm
fresh rcnain.riyania aud Ohio In cases iSallc
| ~. .,hIplrpS Ll,uIIL,
small IlHiH.. ducks TR7Oc per pnlr; geese Il ca
| nj 10 rrr mir. live turkeys Sagc per Pound.
dressed clticseu,, drnwn, l?nl#c per pound;
tutEcys i!niac per pound; ducks l2ai3c per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 27.--A
large number oil patents expired by
Limitation to-day. Among the moro i'm.
portant inventions arc tho following:
Hydraulic elevators, II. S. Hunt, Chi.
cago; coal mining machines, G. L. Driess-
lien, Chicago; car stoves, Jake II. Price,
Saginaw, Mich. ; cotton cleaners, Edwin
II. TalIatcrro; and S. Kline, Sr., Coium.
bug, Miss; printing presses, j. l.
Braunsdorf and G. Kaiser, Fall River
asslgnorS to J. i. Braunsdorf d Co.,
New York city; cotton presses. A. II.
Chctlain, Chicago, administrator OF S.
4. Clemens, deceased; sewing machines
W. e. Cummins, CokeviIle, Tenn.
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Hreal,,ut-. and Provisions.

New YoEE, Feb. a7.-Flors. receipts 3, 00o bar.
RES; exports g 900 barrels; sales lIUO barrels
ports 200 bushels; sales L5-O,Ooj bushels Of IN.
lures and 9j.oO5 bushels oisa3ii spot maEke: lull
I'la6iI:c; May ~ aClnG5jsc; August e. PC; Sep.
SSm6er t9$c Corn rGeCinS ,S SCoo bushels; OK.
ports lG7,0tO bushels; sales $1,000 bushels OF fu.
DULL February Ili:c; March lijsc; April l25sc:
Ma MMy +sse. July SIC. Oats FeTeiPIs 5Gv0j
hl000 bushels Of snot: No. 3whitc &c; February
nc: March Gi5!c; May SIG. IIny firm. Hides
steady Cgt meats easy L. Lard ggtlei western
= 90 Pork steady, Butter easy; western dairy
Bale; 90 creamery late state dairy lSa2ici
70 ~, Creamery lda.Oc. Cheese nSteauyi large %
SlsC. Tullow dTIl Eosln steady. Turpeniinr
steady. Rice quIet. Molasscs quiet. Coffee
moro active and steady at lValJ poiutS higher,
sugar steady.
BALTIMORE. Nm, Feb. 27.-Flous dull and IN,
changed. Whea, firm; spot and February dG334C;
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student OF nervous diseases, and author
long since realized tho truth OF the first
statement, aud hlI Restorative NUrvmc
Il prepared on that principle. Its success
In curing nll diseases arising from derangr-
ful. as tho thousands OF unsolicited tcsiimo-
malls In possession OF the company manurac-
turing tho remedy amply prove.
DR.. Miles Restorative NcryinD Is n reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases. such as
headache. nervous debility, pr0Etrntl0n.
Eleeplessncss. dizziness hystCrIn. sexual de-
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sold. by all druggists on positive guarantee.
or sent direct by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co,
Elkhnrt. Ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per bot
liz. six bottles for g. express prepaid.
RESTORATIVE NGrvlnc positively contains no
npilfcs or dangerous drugs
Bold By Druggists Everywhere mrls.MwrAwy
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An Optinlst.

hCWIHgtOH Hdr.
81 made quito mn impression on Mr..
Jinglegilt," said the man who is always
impecunious.
''lndeed?"
II told him just what tho causes OF
the recent depression were and showed
him how man with q thousand dollars
could take advantage OF the times go rs
to get rich inside OF five years"
'"low would you do it,"
Just by watching the corners and at
tending to business. I offered to give
him my motto for q thousand, just TO
demonstrate that it could be done"
"And would he endorse your note p"
mo. but he did the next best thing"
"What was that?"
lie endorsed my opinion"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fentures of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

NEW YoRK. Feb. o7.-MoueY on call easy at !
per cent; last loan per cent; closed at / per
cent. Primo mercantile paper 3a5% per cent.
Sterling exchange firm ut 81 Sj!@aI ssh. Silver
certificates GOIsaGlc. Total sales Of stocks to-day
were ~ 90 shares.
While the volume Of business Oh the s,ock.cy.
change to-day was not very large there was m
APPROACH 10 buoyancy in the dealings. aud IN
absence Of bcar sentiment which had health.
W. NY elect upon the market The news from
Washington WINS favorable to the sugar interests
anu the shares Of the American Sugar refining
COMPANY were benefited thereby; Reports that
the General Electric Company hal just made
some contracts assisted the upward movement
IN that stocks The day wnS sinyulG;ly free from
mind. md the general trend OF prices through.
Out the day was IN the direction OF higher fig.
Ntes, Prices did not change materially between
midday mud half past one o'clock. being very
iEm!y held. but at that hnuF. under the lead Of
sugar. u fractional reaction occurred. The de-
preston wns Of brief duration. and during the
last hour the market was strong closing ut or
near the best figures OF the day;
!, Railroad bonds were firm during the cntiEe
uay, and closed strong.
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THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION

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tho Arguments Against the PROPOSE.
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publIcams Should Not DO Made to
Suffer for tho Fact That They Arc
Dciraudcd Of Their Votes.
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Or. Cry. Pa. Feb 9L-Opcned, highest,
lowest and closed nj soc; no sales 1900 barrels;
shipments lll,OIO phFFelSi runs 1881 barrels.
none me: a 9h; option closed ut S6jsc asked S"eS
ri1TsEuRGm. Pa. fcb. %.-opcacd, lowest,
hIghcst nnl closed al sue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. u. To iorc effect I.:ll j n.
Snulls. N,..-u.ul.-.. 10 laIL

Tine Table No u. 10 take eject I!:ll i H.
SUNDAY. November -. 1896.
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33:l5. ti:.D 300 y. IN, -
Leave l'ennsu!a-ts:OG. f9:jl, .H:ij Il In.,ta4:26
:, Leave MaF.Ins Fsrry-is:l2, t9:57, l!l:5!a, m.
Arrive Terminal Iunctiou-fs;l7. iI1:y3, .ll:b
q. m. t!;SS. 'J:&!;, ti:lb. :9:l5 p. M.
Leave Terminal JuuctIon-i.;2t,. Eg:O)' Il IN,
Leave Martins rcrry-f7:5S, I: vi a.IH., 'l!:ii
ti:Oj, ti:lO ti:i9 $3.50 D. M.
LsaTe Pen,nl,.ngIla-t5:3i lg;!iam., 'I!jl li;ll'
Arrive WhCeiing-t7:.O. 1870 ]. NJ, 'l2:5z
49,. ,tI:ih; ti;il. TJ:Oj p N.
aDailY' Italy except Sunday. JsInIsJ5 oIly.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

shrmcuts 400 head; market stcudy and n Ia +
demand; good TO prime shipping 81 sal s.;
others s. Tjn3 - Hogs, receipts 5000 hrad:
shipments ii 800 head; market active and itS i0c
lower; heavy rough 81 G9ai 70: heavy packers
md mixed 81 sal -; prime heavy s. Oh,; nj
Sheen aud lambs, receipts 5000 head; shipments
9OyOhoGd: market active and lrie lower; cSIrn
heavy % aJai On: Others s. Uol3 ~; lambs s. ija
iSj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

CuRox,c coughcrs nre stupid boros
and should be forced to uso DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, the only iniallibIe rem
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28

IW4-NIckOFy NUS, sl OF pei DUNNrI.
Foo'I unf BGfG.-G!nseuE. dry. per 10. in de-
mand. S! jOa! Is: saSnirn5 bHrS, per h.. @i&ai':
Sl'sairnS oil. per NJ, iOaj0c; May apple root, per
nc; blood root, pnr h., &c: seneca snake root.
per H.. free Of TOP, :jaijc: wcstVirsinia sulka
root per d.. 2ju}ic: pink root poF 10. iine. 3n
J1G; elm bnrk, per H., lac.
Sc 1:aMMrrimS new hand p,GGHGd di me q, S'H
WOoL-Flnc washed a)h2lc: &c or for un.
washed: medium unwIShcd I6c: medium
washed 2OaHlc.
!i0ncy-Gn the comb per b.. l5alGc.
Ea9s-CoHutry mixed i.Alc per H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-28
Wheeling G Elm Grove Railroad

On mud after Saturday. Oc:obe. /, 49,, tEA!uI
will run as follows, city lime:
LEAVE WHEELtSG-jI:Oj A. IN. 30 n M. S@l
q. n, WV m. l0:ojG IN. ll:09 f. IL. l!''l IN:
l'V' p VI; w p. IA. 500 o. IL. 400 M S'Ii
P II; S;V9p IN. 7:Ol p. IA. 500 ?, M. 9:il d.
LEAVE ELH GRoTI-9S:OlA m. 7:oJL m. SD
m, 0OL m, 1000 H. IN. ll:OJ Q, IL. l!;9' N;
p N. 500 p, n. 100 D. N, s;Jl D. IL, $40 p
n, 10 10 p. N.
HDnlly. except SUNDAY.
SuHpAY-Church trairI Leave Elm GroT, |:
s:A1 l. u anu wheeling At l!:t7 p. n;
Il. I WEiSGERBEH
Gel GENERAL Manage.