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u : :; " A~ortoIkzWestern R.R.
Schedule in Effect May 20, 1894.

Leave Durham 7:C0 a. III. daily, 800 Il. IN. daily
except Sunday tor LyEchburg and local sta
tiOns. Arrive Lynchuurg ll:ija III ana 3:36 D.
III. at Union Station. Leave Lynchburg for
Durham 2:4o p. III. daily. ana 6:20 IL. m. daily eX-
ccpt sunday, from mon station.
WEST BOUND-LEAvk DAILY.
5:I5a For Roanoke, Radford. Bluefeld
and POcahOntas. Also tor Rocky Mount and
all stations on WiustOn-Salem division. Con
meets at kOanOkc at $40 Il. III. with ashiugtOn
and Chattanooga Li.uitcd tor all points south
and est. PulIinIn hoanOke to Mcmphls ana
New Orleans. Diuing Car attached.
80 l.. m, The Chicago Express for Roanoke.
Biuctield, POcanOntiS. k.noNd, Columbus ana
Chicago. PuIlLHn Iulittt sleeper ROauokct to
Columbus without change. 'OnnccUs AT Had
ford for Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga ana
Intermediate points. Pu!I.rau sleeper Rad
ford to Chattanooga.
Trains arrive at Lynchhurs daily from tn,
west, $40 a. M, I:45 = N.
EAST-BOUND-LEAvE
2:lO p. III Daily, for FarmNi!lv. kichn ond.
Petersburg ami NOrto k, ~rlivts Petersburg
Petersburg Railroad daily, arriving Richmond
at 100 p. m; arrive Norfolk $50 p. III.
l:25 a. m.-ArrIvc Petersburg $50 Il. IN. con
Meeting with K. & p. II. X. daily; arrive Rich
mOnd S:21 Il. a.; arrive Norfolk SO u. IN. Pull
man Palace Sleeper to Norfolk.
Also Pullman Palace Sleeper between
Ly uchburg and Richmond.
This car viii be ready at Lynchburg at go
D. N. tor reception of passengers.
Trains arrive at L~ynchDurg daily from the
East > a. NJ, 2:l5 I. III.
DURHAM DIVISION.
Leave Lynchburg C MON Station 24j y. m,
lilly, and go IA. III. daily except sunday, for
Durham ami Intermediate stations; arrive
Lypchburg from durham ll:41 a. IL. and 81
p. III.
WINSTON-SALEM DIVISION.
Leave Roanoke daily 12:'Op. III. for Winston
Salem a. Il Intermediate stations.
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SEC. CARLISLE'S ILLNESS.
Suffering from Neuralgia and Nearly Pros
Irated With the Heat.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Secretary Car
Isle was not at his desk yesterday.
While somewhat better, he is still quite
sick. His trouble is neuralgia and his
face is very badly swollen and gives
him great pain. The hot weather has
also, with loss of sleep, nearly pros
trated him.
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HOT WAVE IN EUROPE.
They Think It's Torrid When the Mercury
Climbs to EightN-Six.

LONDON. July 5.-The hot weather
wave continues here and on the CONT
men I'VE SO degrees of heat were re-
corded in England and = degrees in
DOublin yesterday.
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Chicago Beer Maker. Close Down.

CHICAGO, III, July 5.-Almost every
brewery in Chicago have stopped Rak-
ing beer on account Of the big strike
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+Daily except Sunday.

BetWeen West Point and Richmond.
Leave West Point 10 a. m. daily. and 80 a.
n. daily except sunday and Monday arrive
Richmond sd6 and 1870 a. III. Returning
leave Richmond $40 and 1:4j y. IN. daily except
sunday arrive West Point 500 and Cab y. IN.
Between Richmond and Raleigh via Keys
VILE.
Leave Richmond 1910 p. IN. da ~; leave keJs-
Vile $50 p. m; arrive oxford 0-B p. IN. Hen.
as5S q, M ~" &ct mri n9r ieate ia n2ieis mi &. e q a. m.,
daily. Durham lU5J a. m. oxford il3i "A. IA.
arrive kcysyiiie go p. IN, Richmond 80 =.
Trains on o.. & H.. II. X. Icaye oxford 500 a.
IN. and o:lu =. IN. daily except sunday. IEp =.
N. daily. and arrive sndersen ~ a. 10. AnI
80 p. m. daily except SUNDAY and IZU 3. m.
daily Returning leave Henderson go a. II.
and ID =. IN, daily except SUNDAY, and 90 y.
m. daily, aud arrive at oxford - a. III. and
N3.. 81. p and 3 connect Il, Richmond from
and 10 Wet Point and baltimore daily except
Sunday.
SLEEpING-CAK SERVICE.
on Trains Nos. - and n. Pullman Buffet
Sleeper bctuceu New York, Atlanta and Jack
.~onyiIlc, and between Charlotte and Augusta
On SU. 81 and -. Puilmaa Sleeping Cars
betwcen New York aud New Orleans. New
York and Jacksonville ami Tampa, and bo-
tween SeE York and AshsyiIIs and flashing
tDrU ~ Montgomery.
gu Trains Noe. !. and . Pullman sleeper Le-
tween brcGf1sLsJrD aflI fA4elSH-
Trains Nos. IL and u TuE solid between Rich
mond and Atlanta aud carry Pullman Sleeping
Carr between DanTIlle and Greens
DDrU.
z. BERKLEY, J. ;. Is THOMPSON.
Superintendent Superintendent
GreensfOrU. y. {. hlchmOnd, Va.
". A. TURK. General Passenger Agent,
w~AsHISGTos, u. T..
:. II. WICh,A Asst GenI Pass Agent
ATLANTA, GA.
w. II. GREEN. SOL HAAS,
1enI Manager. Tranhc Manager,
Wasbingrou. u. &. Washington. Dc
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
GenIy yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, c~leanses the sys-
tenn efectually, diapels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ccptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kE. NEW YORK. n.y.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY co
AIR LINE.D

VFTEDWUNT NIK LTNF.l
Richmond & Danville and North Carolina III
visions.
In Effect June II. 1894.
This Condensed Schedule is published as in
formation and is subject to change without
nOIicC 10 the public.
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PARIS. July 5.-The thermometers in
different parts Of France yesterday rc-
corded from - to So degrees of heat.
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S. A.. /.

Between Durham and Henderson. Ports
mouth. Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphil and New York, and all points
North and Raleigh. Monroe. Athens. Atlantis
and ali points South aud West.
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ROME, July 5.-The hot wave is Sc
verely felt here. the mercury recording
from % to sG DEGREES of heat.
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Leave Durham eco a. M. daily. 600 Il. III. daily
except Sunday tor ~LyEchburg and local sta.
Arrive ~LynchUurg Il:ija III and 3:36 D.
n. at Union Station. Leave L~ynChburg fur
Durham 2:4o p. III. daily. ana 6:2O IL. III. daily eX-
sunday, from Union station.
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For Sale by All Druggists and richardson II Feriss, Wholesale ard
Retail Druggists, Greensb5ro, \. {.
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sPRI=GFIELD. Mo. Aug. litn. l-sS.
i can speak u the highest terms -
YOUR medicine from my oEr personal
knowledge. Twas affected witE heart
disease. pleurisy and rAe1nAtlsn loE
AZ yesrs vas --ate4 by the VSry best
~physiciArs a1a sp-at HUNDREDS {! apI-
lars, tired every known remedy "lta-
on, trI!uE relief. have olly taEen
one potClc Of yoI- p. 2. P, Z can
cheerfuIly say II has done ne nH-e
good than ANYTHING have e~TsrtaEza.
] 1an recommend your Ee-sc.1e - al
Su~erers c. a'aEe L~.E--SsA
MRS. i -. WEARY.
Springfield, Green County, Mo-
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EAsT-BOUND-LEAvE LYNCHBUHG.
DURHAM DIVISION.

Leave L%ynchburg Union Station 2:4j p. IN.
liIly, and go Il. III. daily except Sunday 70
Durham ami intermediate stations; arriv'
Lypchburg from durham ll:45 a. IL. and 30
% III.
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then transferring it quickly to the ad.
vertiting cards when she thought be
WRh about 70 look up, and though heidi
not see II, the stern light Ia Mar. . eyng
began 70 sotseh as she watched him
breaking with trembling fugers the cad.
undeFdonp bread hts eRrcleSS cook had
sent for him 10 cal. And though her
heart was stiii little BIT hard beeauSo
Of lis unjust doubts, she took back.
mental, the resolve she had made Rnd
uadO smother 10 its place
Suddenly. IS Frank was just finishing
the uuattFacllve.lookin piece oil pie.
and preparing TO pat his plato aud cup
and saucer back again, no saw small.
trembling hand EXTENDED toward him.
and turning quickly with his heart In
his throa.-and .ncommoding that las,
bite Of pastry by being thcre The
caught tho slender figures In his and
looked down into his swec.hearts eyes.
Mary" he cried.
"Frank," said she softly, and then.
incredible as It may seem. and though !
may DO sot down for prevarIcator by
my readers, he took her in his arms Tor
siuglo rupEuTous moment, and kissed
her. And tho best OF 1t VGs she didn't
seem to MUD It at ALL -,
Two weeks later they wore married
and Tom Shelton. the news agent, and
who Was Mays cousin. was best man.
And II you ever happen to DO In tho
car when Frank takes HE suppers now.
adays, You'll see him eating the tlakiess
biscuits in tho world--iOr they arc
mado by 3Ers. Frank, than whom there's
no better cook In tho city.
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Thi, shio,d DIdn't Work.

wrcurrA, Kansas, July 2O.-Gnraeld
Wilkinson, q fourteen year old boy liv.
Ing thirteen miles south Of this city,
was shot and instantly killed by his
brother Willie, boy Of eleven yoara
The circumstances aro solnowhnt pecul.
lar. Garfield had boon reading about
tho bullct-proof shields invonted and 70.
Gently tested In Germany. He conclud-
cd to made ono like them. and having
completed II he put It on aud asked his
brother TO Gro shot ut him. The lit
tic brother did go, tho bullet penetrating
tho shiold aud piercing tho boys heart
Tho shield was made out OF coffee sack
and filled with scraps OF old barbsd wire
and wool. Tho accident drove the
mother Of tho boys insane
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Elder S. 6. Beaver, Of McAllistorville,
Juniatta, Co., Pa, says his vito is
subject to cranp In the stomach. Last
GUNNER shO tried Chamberlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy for II,
and was much pleased with the spondy
relief it afforded. She has since used Il
whenever necessary and found that Il
never fails. For sale by Chas. T.
Gootzo, VIII W. Irwin, Chris. +.
schnopf, Gina Meukcmeller, Win. L.
Williams, S. 1. Brice. A. l. SchoelU,
Will McnkOmcllCr. John Coleman,
Richards & MrEIrOY. W. II. uuguc,
Wheeling; Dowio & Co. Bridgeport,
and .. T. Peabody 4 Son, Denwood.
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Knoellinr a lIoIe In state nIEhta.

LcflT County, I7HdTy'nndl WING.
President Cleveland In refusing 10
submit to the state rights vicws which
still iniec. the Democratic party, has
taken step forward which will go far
to weaken tho danger Of that old doc.
trine, now the refuge Of rioters md
anarchists. Let him act as no has
spoken and re-e6tablish the national
authority within its proper doInain IN
illinois and In all other states whore it
has boon obstructed or defOd. - A
Democratic President and Democratic
attorncy-genera havO knocked q Largo
sized holo In the ancient states rights
doctrine Of the Democratic party.
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LEXINGTON, KY. July 2O.-Wilmorc, a
small town In JcssamIne county, was
badly damaged by a cyclone lust night,
md at least dozen people wero In.
iured, ono Of them fatally. Tho Holt
ness camp meeting was struck md
every tent and cottage destroyed. In
tho country about Wilmoro at least
twenty-five farm housoS wero greatly
damaged, aud some Of them were
wrecked entirely. Treos wore moved
down BY hundreds, crops just harvoIt-
od destroyed, md tho damage IRON
wind and rain is very great,
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san FRANCISCO, GALA. July 20.-John
Daggctt, superintendent Of the San
Francisco mint, has rocoivod orders
from tho secretary Of tho treasury to
coin an unlimited number Of silver dol
lars during the remaining days Of July,
and during the present money strin.
Ecncy to coin gold currency to tho full
capacity Of tho mint A similar iustruc-
ton has also boon sent tho mint OIL.
cials Mt Carson City, Now Orleans and
philadelphia. Superintendent DngGott
says that fully three million dollars will
be turned out by August noxk
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
nl7AzsD leoaaDrSo 10 zI
rOGartAs Or
|DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
TESTINE.
l1lrlAEEo leooaOrx0 10 I'M


=. srhsus.igu STATES Of tho nervous S7t.sra. 70.
doc tom excessive mental work: eaaotlona,
.,.l.enrpt Js other causeI capable Of leHea!ug
j., 5,cr md endurance Of tho SeyeraI orgauI Of
he body: depression % spiriss, nelancboiIa. aud
,e,,aIa .ypes Of Insanity; in Gases Of muscular
ssgsary. or Of general debility; noufsItheaia.
a.! III irritable ststsi Of the brain spinni cord.
., aervous system generally; IN nervous and
t,uyesllye headache; In neHrilsIS aud In uer.
y1q, dy1pevsia; IN weak states OF the Eenemiiyc
,ien;-in al Of tho ahoSO.natDod conditions.
Ts.ae will DC found Of the greatest service.
Dose, Drops. Price ts drashms,, ss so.
wber local druggists arc not supplied with
lie Hammond Animal Extracts they will be
nailed. together with oil existing literature on
ne subject on rcccip. Of price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co,
Washington, D. C.
Loguu Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
nut5.TFIIts
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last fall was taken with a kind Of
summon complaint, accompanied with
a wonderful diarrhGa. Soon after my
wjfo's sister, who lives with US. was
takou in tho Same way. We used al.
mos. everything without benefit. Thon
| said. let US try ChnmbGtlain's Collie,
Cholera md DiarThWa Remedy, which
VIC did, and that cured us right away.
I think much OF it, rs it did for mo
what Il wns recommended to do.-Johu
ucrtzler, Bethel, Dorks Co, Pa
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x,lic.l l.nr TIrir money.

SENECA. No.. July 2O.-C. L. Moore
and his wife, an ogcd couple living near
Tiff City, Mo, have boon found dead in
their house, both having been shot
through tho head. There Is no clue 10
tho murders, but the object must haro
robbery, us Mr.. Moore WIS quite vol.
TODD and at times had considerable
money In The house
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ONLY A FRIEND.

Only iriend-yef ycar 40
lived you hrltt eye aud heart sad Sns.-
thought tbs skis bad DO Iitr, Is h:ighl
- T0uI beautllul eyes, ~ black e. niEh.
thought uiv CLEAN ia youF gyspy Eaif
prded tho moonlight GhlainSiaIF
On some eFylnH lake. loved yOu then
:'O:s:ag more.
Only frisnd-yesesn II. be
That p1IslOu N deep. "a tender nn6 true
Could do In ygsf.leaVIng 10 trace
On my iaiad Of Your besr;y. you; Wo-aaiy
iiow e1uidi forge, the dreamy ulgh,4
illGmlaed above bg tho heavenly ilghtS
And below by love. Al. loved you thea
Nothing r,ote.
Only friond-hov cold II seems
To write those words Of you-tny drenu.
Every thought was poem. . beautiful soEg
Full Of love, sweet lnVe-sO deep. 70 strong
IhHt awOre Il would last I'LL lho world SaI oiG
III I, Gnd you. dear. IN death Wcfe cold
Only year aga loved you then.
SO,ainr more.
Only islend-we eau meet each DAY
And my hand does net urmbie-i love you not
4 Year has rolled Uver, the nrO II dead
And oil tho sweet thoughts Of love have led.
pii you xnoW thHt loved yOu-WhOcnu tell
YCt pcfRaP, YOU knew. Al. loved you then
YET nuW-oaly friend.
Nothing noTe.
Only ifiend-bOw sad tits
That love Hs strong rs iniuu should die
In one short year. Other incn love
Aud their love Is bleEt by the Gods above.
Eut l-Ah, we'll. the dniRm Is past
What folly ~ nope that Euch 10Y could Lost
POT mon than year. loved yOu then,
Yet now-Ouly D tfleat,
Nothing more
DAVID McsicGTEiE
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II ts the duty Of everyone, whether at
home or travelling TOT pleasure or bust.
ness, to equip himself with tho remedy
which will keep up strength and pre-.
vent illness, and cure such ills rs nro
liable TO como upon all In ovory day
lilo Hoods snrsapnrilln keeps tho
blood purc and less liable TO absorb tho
germs OF disease.
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CIucAoo, July cO-Cat.lo, receipts 600 head,
shIp,nruts 400 head: market slow and wGnE,
Hogs. rerC,ptS u, OO1 head: shipments O,OeJ hund
market inlOc lower; light q ietb ": rough pncS.
iug N GIaG g; mixed 81 7ja - u: heavy packing
Il sOa5 10; pigs 81 uoaf Il. sheep, receipts GOO
head; market steady.
r,sr IIngr1Y, pa, July gQ-Cnttlc, receipts
light: market steady; prime 81 jOai 70; good
sSyJni d; good fnt cows and heifetS e 6lhi OO.
HOGS reccipts light; market stcRdy aud uu.
cbanpIi sheep. demand fair market nm
changed.
rcccipts l,OSI head shipments 2,VuJhrad.
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consults His host interests BY having o
box Of Krauso's Headache Capsules at
hand taken as directed will prevent or
s,op auy kind Of o headache, no matter
what the cau9o, in facs II YOUR skull wns
cracked II would prevent pain.
Sold BY Alex. T. Young, John Kari.
Whocling, and Bowie q Co., Bridge.
port, Ohio.
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FINANCE AsD TRADE
Tho Features Of tto Money and .stoes
MARKETS.

GNu EeAAaIc1 OF eNe -@~s
MARKETS..
rrr YoEE. iu'y sa-M0HOF 90 call cay o.
per ern;: ias, Ioal nus e!IsNi At I Ee' eeet
Pr.ne tae,run,!ie paper yaS pef Wnt sie'
i!rg exchange G-m Il {; ssIsf ~ shvr'
certificates cIEsic Toe t1'si ssles ven "'h-'
Ihtrrs
There W., is1 ae'iv;,y % the tioss sSssasss
thau on ytstefiay. but the fpecuLauuh 4,
rbunlIy u.,.,tttd ana pTiceH moved F1iggifhly
ami if-cIrla,iy. TIE London hfhiiaEe bon,St
YyrfF SYi u iny niafse,. ahich Was LETT etsiTe''
10 the RON tFHieGa -, 100,
rziiuS s ~ .har,.. iIc'oSci Wiihin : yer stn'
~ he lovest fFGF, touchtd and y p;,t Ssh. a. ~
inE yesterday prie1 Di'iiiny eaoH ii.. ~
ellue Of fEf Ctut ou the daI. AiSolh I tL,.i,
S,aF ,6ld Gov y pr esnt a. the oponinB "hich
wal quickly recovered. -,.,r
The r1ilrpad Loud market "" IN we mi"
t'Tusy ~ Ga'i ~ ,,.,s lo,,as RctiVa
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SYNPT0Ns Moisture; lntcRsc ltehtRg and
singing; muNt ii uiglt. woTsG hy scratching. II
allowed ~ continue tImOH form. which often
bleed and uICrrHtO. becoming VERY sOnA
SWAYSE's dtSTNESr stops tho hching uui
bleeding, heals liberation, and ia most cases n.
moves tho ;umnis AZ druggists. or By mail. for
iOccn'S d.. swaync " Son. Philadelphia
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

u " ANhWAa ''ah sNNNN'fN'f
limo Tablo No u. to take crcs' 1901 4 N,
SUNDAY. November 70. iS)l
Leave WhcrIlng-ts:O). t9;b, s!i'O u M, tl:91
o. Il, ti:A). 1901 r. N
Leave PanlnsnlE-t o.. PSI. lll'1h mrt2'!0,
saIl,H'6 1900 =. m.
Leave NnIIln's f0ttY-ts'il p'I7, ill'1!n. m,
ta:;l, "l.l7. u a, jg.lA
Arrive TcFrdiual Junction tsi7. iioNl. 3ll;Si
n. IN. f!aS. "l.9G tt.IH 1a'lS y. IN.
LHayo Terminal JuuctiOn-t1:?!. 1901 IN.
eliza. a. IN, lt'ag, taos, tN'A tS.H y IL.
Leave MARTYRS fcrty-tI'"S, sJ:O1 IN, 'l!:n
;i.OS. tI.i1 t5:lg. ts:J9 .. tn.
Leave PcninVlla 81. lg;ltnn, 'l2;jl, li:Il,
t4.IT tS:g5. tSijS y, ~.
Arrive Wh1cllng-t7:No. IJ;10 a NJ, "i!:Sz
Ni7, tI:Ii. ta.3l, to:hip IN
SbGIly. fnG!ly excOpt Sunday Sundays ollH
klIuAgnJ will run on EASTERN limo
J.E FAUSSlQ, superintendent
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simply apply "SwNYSE's o;SrIrNr" No IN.
trFnnl medicine required. Gums letter CCicmn
lct all crupuuns on the facv, hands. nnsl, &c.
leaving the skIn clear. white aui healthy III
By no other nmcly. Ask your druggist for
SpAYSE'S OIHTIEST. IIitStw
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Npw YoRE, July cp-SoiwithstRuhlng n torria
,cinppra,uru fnRuy buyers were untiring inltliCiF
duties aud ali offerings Of n gcnsOnnhlc ctnrnc.
tgf Woru looked Hitcr aud many. engnEntncnts
were made In brown shcrtinGs. bleachGd cot
goods and other spcci0lticS. Tho tone OF tho
market is better and the collective saleS wero
IsF
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pHfFOlAlfn.

on cry. PA, July 2O-Opcncd s1,$c; highest
sS;Ec; lowest ser; closed SjItc; sales lOQJ bar.
rGls shipments Il ,5ji hnrrcs: runs Sss9 bhtfcls,
ontion sales ~ 90 bGrrclS; closed at sibiC bid.
PIr7Sgrngu. IA. July 2O-Sothiug dOing;
sSlgc hid
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Tho lrst oil vol In America was dis.
ccverod on small mountain farm in
Wayne county, kentucky, in tho year
IGOl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

When Baby wan sick. vc ravO her cssOris.
When sho WIS Child, shc cried for CHs,Or+a.
When rhc bscamo NILS she chung to castortA.
When sho Ind chIllrou, EhO gsvO them cAEtOrts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

Hoods Pills aro hund made, and por.
feet In proportion and appearance 25
cents per box. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
Z - Pennsylvania Stations
IVES8Rn8yiVdRId NnRS.I
Troins Run bv contrib Tiuo.


rrr-Nr-r OrYrcEE AT PFFSTiviTfA sTATInS o.
Warm 81, F0Ur or ELEVENTH ST, WuEELiko'
AT MuLunC HOUbE. WHEFtiSu, AMI Al IhE
PgESgVfVANIA STATION. l'RiroEPOnT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

cmcIssATr. o, July iS-cO'tOn s'cadyi mid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
Cotton.

Nrw SoRx, July 9O.-WOol Inactive; domestI
,lnnrr Igapjc: uullud 2On2ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
fnailY. exrept .UnlinY

tnaily, except sunday.
Sunday church trNiuS will leave Elm Grove Of
O:iSR IN and Wheeling Of le;l1 p, IN.
Trains 40. = &, u aud d connect with hcrlic
line for TrIadclphia IIcrlic lcavCs Trladclphla
Tor Elm Crow al 80 n M. IN n m, I2A a m
anil Clio p. IN. Daily. except Sundays and Sat.
ur,iRy'S hOrliN will connect With train No. 81
leaving Wheeling a.li:Np u.
sundays hCr1Ic leaves Tfiadelphia OF gGl
a To-. 1900 a H.. go ? m. and connocA with
trains No. s. II and u from Wheeling
H. 4 WklSG ERUEll Con. Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
Mrs. M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,


The leland cars md clcutrIc motoS pms thH
dnnr, Third luuual Ecsdon 6cglnG MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL 1898, continues ihlry.nlnS
weeks, divided into four forms. THIS 'ehoN
offers q COMPLETE aud thorough education Ia
Practical En;liTh, Mathematics, English CLASHES
latin aud Modern Languages ..
The school consists OF Primary irlnlhllt'
Academic RyI College Preparatory departments;
Tho methods aud course OF Instruction WIZ
compare fNrOrably with tho boit sGIntnnf.oi IN
tie county. ~
boys arc received IN the Primary and lrii yols
Grammar. Fos circulars Or Interview, apply "
Mrs. n. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
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oOn sunday Tain No IS Will run from Uh,
richSvi!lC only.
FOR time card, rutr Of fRrp anil further fufor.
nation regarding our trains apply TO Huy e.. L.
& ". ticket agent or e $ BcikIlp. Travelling
Passenger Agent MasSllOn. q.
Gcnr Prrirh, and I4,z, Agent. cleveland L o.