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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-31
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GiLmOye'S Aromatic Wine

GiImOye'S Aromatic Wine
"A tonic for ladies'. If you
are suffering from weakness,
and feel exhausted and ner-
vous; are getting thin and all
run down; Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will bring roses
to your cheeks and restore
you to flesh and plumpness.
Mothers, use it for your
daughters. 1t is the best
regulator and corrector for
ailments peculiar to woman
hood. 1t promotes digestion,
enriches the blood and gives
lasting strength. Sold by
Matthews Bros, Scranton.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-09
TRINITY COLLEGE NOTES.
First Regular Meeting OF The Hist0r"
zeal Society.

The first regular meeting of the Trim
itv College Historical Society since the
openine of college, was held last Satur-
dav evening in the Historical lecture
room. The literary programme was short,
inasmuch as the election OF officers was
to take place
Dr.. J @. Brown, of Durham, made a
speech in presenting to the historical
museum an old white fur hat which was
worn by his grandfather il 1888 at the
opening ceremonies of the little log
school house out of which has grown
Trinity College. He also loaned TO the
museum an old roll-book which was used
in that little school house. DR.. Brown
spoke of the origin of Trinity, its eondi-
tions in the old home in Randolph coun-
ty. its removal to Durham, and its pres
ent work He thought that the old hat,
the only thing he knew that witnessed
the beginnings of the institution, ought
to be at Trinity. DR.. Brown spoke OF
his connection with the college, as stu
dent and as alumnus. He was atten-
lively heard by the society.
DR.. Bassett presented sketch OF the
life of Joseph H. Gillespie, the author of
''Elsinore and Other Poems" Gillespie,
he said, was not a great poet, as poets
are ranked these days, but he was a great
man. When We consider his short career
of twenty eight years, his lack of any
schooling which could give him an idea
of good poetry, his hopeless contest with
consumption, and his ultimate sacrifice
song, we must recognize the greatness of
the man. Worth should be measured by
effort, not by success merely. If In Gil
lespie the poet sinks, the man rises
Dr. Bassett also spoke of the work OF
the society IN developing the historical
spirit in the college and in the State. He
reported that many relics had been pre-
sented to the historical museum during
the summer, and that the case which was
provided last spring is already full.
The following officers were elected:
President, J. s. Bassett; Vice Presidents,
J F. Bivins, +. S. Aldridge and b r.
Payne; Secretary and Treasurer, P. V.
Anderson; Corresponding Secretary, J.
NJ. Flowers; Librarian, S. ". Sparger.
DR.. Kilgo and Prof. Dowd returned
Saturday from Wake Forest They were
both warm in praise of the faculty of
that college. DR.. Kilgo speaks in the
highest terms of DR.. Taylor and his
work. In response to a question he
said: "Dr. Taylor is not only a man of
the best ideas and the greatest devotion
to duty, but he is man of the deepest
conviction, and he has the truest con
ception Of the educational idea"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-09
LAMDRUM NOT BRING SUIT.
Says if the Southern Treats Him Right
He VIII Not Ask For $4,000.

In the case of W. S. Landrum against
the Southern railroad, Landrum says his
attorneys have written to Superinten
dent N. J. O'Brien, and that if the rail
road company will treat him right, ne
will not bring his $4,000 suit. He
seemed not to have made up his mind az
to what would be fright" treatment
The idea conveyed to US was that he
would be satisfied if he was Well paid for
the injury sustained, and given good
job, one which could be filed by him,
even though he should never
recover the use of his back. 1t
has also been stated that the
railroad did not show him proper atten-
ton when he was hurt ! have in
vestigated the case and find that such is
not the case. AS soon as the accident
occurred DR.. ]. NJ. Manning, the COM
pany's surgeon, was sent for and it was
with his consent and advice that he was
taken to the hospital where he received
every attention and where he was at the
expense of the railroad company. His
condition was regularly inquired after
and he left the hospital before he had
been discharged of his own viii and &C
cord and without the knowledge of his
physician or the hospital authorities.
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Personals.

Irwin Day returned to Horner's school
to-day.
Vickers w r. Watts, Dr. John Mitchell
and others went out to the Mt. Zion
Association to-day on the 10 o'clock
train.
Mr. Joe Featherston, Of Roxboro, went
to Wilson to-day.
Or. Z. r. Brooks, Of Roxboro, was
here this morning and returned to the
Eastern part of the State where he will
remain until Christmas buying tobacco.
Mr.. s. 7. Morgan returned from Raj
eigh this morning.
Rev. Jesse A. Cunninggim and Mrs.
Cunninggm went to Greensboro on the
morning train.
Rev. Joseph H. Lambeth who filed
his regular appointment Sunday at
Ephesus Church, in Person county,
spent last night here and went to his
home in Mt. Airy to-day.
Rev. d. Fl. futile, OF Raleigh, spent
several hours here to day.
Miss Blanche Blake returned to Raleigh
to-day.
DR.. J. D. Roberts arrived here this
evening from Lake City, Fla.
Mr.. v S. Bryant went to Hillsboro to-
night.
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
Ill, was told by her doctors she had
Consumption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says it saved her life. Mr.. Thos.
Eggers, 139 Florida St, San Francisco,
suffered from dreadful cold, approach
ing Consumption, tried without result
everything else, then bought one bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and in
two weeks was cured He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the won
derful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs
and Colds. Free trial bottles at j. Y.
MacRae's Drugstore. Regular size soc.
and 81 90
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DIRECTORS :
FALL PRINTING
AIR PRINTING

Cotton and tobacco booming. Now is
the time to let the people know what
business you are engaged in. A few
thousand circulars and cards may rid
your shelves of thousands of dollars
worth of goods, or bring to you the long
looked for customer.
We are better prepared than ever for
most attractive printing.
1t pays to get good work. We can do
it. You know that We do it quick and
that's what you want,
Send in your orders.
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There are some people who never wear
dark glasses, and yet they never see any
thing bright; it's the people who are dys-
peptic and soured. Everything is out of
joint with such people 81 suffered
many years with Dyspepsia and liver
troubles but have been relieved stree
taking Simmons Liver Regulator. |
know Others who have been greatly bene-
fitted by its use James Nowl nd,
Carroliton, Mo.
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The Side Track Case Postponed.

The hearing of the injunction case of
Durham against the Southern Railway,
involving the riyht of the latter to put
down side track across Pettigrew street
to the yard of the Bull factory, which
was set for to morrow, has been contin
ued by consent until October 28th, when
it will be argued before Judge Starbuek
at Hi lsboro.
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the Mayors Court.

In the mayors court to-day CASTOR
Latta aud Dempsey Wade for engaging
in an ARRAY were fined 81 each and
made to pay the costs. CASTOR Proctor
and B. II. Dunn for being drunk were
fined s. each.
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Damage Suit against the Cry.

la the damage suit of Shields against
the town of Durham hard fight was
made by the plaintiff to Gay to escape a
non suit The Judge, in giving the case
10 the jury, instructed strongly for the
defense, and verdict was rendered in
accordance with his instructions.
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$3.50, 900 Cigarettes in One Day,

Deputy Collector w T. Redmond to-
day issued certificates for the exporta-
ton of 115 cases of cigarettes of 1000
each = a shipment aggregating 8, 750. 900
About 20 900 pounds Of tobacco was
consumed in the making of that num-
Der of cigarettes.
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Telephone Company Taxed.

The county comm ssioners this even
ing instructed their clerk to list the
property OF the Bell Telephone Company
here, and make out their taxes for five
years back. The value at which il is to
be listed ia 81 500.
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County Commissioners, Doings.

The county commissioners were in SEES
sion both yesterday and to-day did but
little that was of public interest, their
time being almost exclusively occupied
with auditory claims against the county.
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Edwards & BrOughtOn,
Printers and Binders,
RALEIGH, N. O

X GENTS WANTED-In every county to-
IA sell "Our Juveniles" four valuable and
quick selling books. Holiday Edition. en-
titled, "Our Little Ones" lbs pages, 7x9,
illustrated, Soc; "Royal Pastlmes," 400
pages, $LO0; "Young Folks Reciter," cloth
bound, 500 pages. $3.50, and "Our Land of
Liberty, or The Wonderful Story of Amer
ica," 500 pages, 1925. Canvassing outfit of
the four books complete SOC, currency or
postoff1ce order. Delivery free. Good COM
missions. Address, J. L. RUE, p. 0. box 4,
Littleton, N. G.
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The provideut Club Resumes.

The Provident Club has again opened
it's rooms on the second floor of the First
National Bank building and will have
committee ia charge regularly on their
days-Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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Sale of Valuable City Property.

In pursuance Of the powers given under
"A certain mortgage from j. Rowan Rogers
and wife to us, probated and registered ac-
cOrding to the requirements of law in book
n, and at page 76l in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds in and for Wake country, North
Carolina, we will offer at public cutlery on
Monday, the lth day of November. A. D.,
1895, at the hour of u m, the place of sale
being at the court house door of said county,
the property mentioned i'm said mortgage,
which is as follows: Being and lying I'm the
city of Raleigh. said county, and beginning
at the southeast corner of the lot which was
purchased from us by A. Creech. deceased,
on BOylan avenue. running thence south
with said avenue rs feet to Mrs George II.
SHOWS line: thence west with her line 1870
feet inches to Mrs. II. ID. Martins line;
thence with her line north rs feet: thence
east TO the beginning.
Terms cash, but to desirable purchasers
time win be given for part payment of pur-
chase money.
JULIUS LEWIS.
NJ. w. WEST.
Strong & Strong, att'ys for mortgages,
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Increased the Mayors Salary.

At their meeting last night the Board
of Aldermen increased the salary of the
mayor from $500 to $500 per annum.
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VxTANTED.-An honest active gentleman
M TO travel for reliable established house.
Salary $50, payable Sl5 weekly and expenses
Situation permanent References. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. Ii. +.
Hess, Pres.
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worthy 10 have such subaltOrn. ] ca.
lulOd, however, in silence.
ut Is an order from General Iasalle,"
no continued. "You are to proceed to
RoGasl instantly and report yourself at
tho headquarters of the roginont,"
No message could have pleased me-
beltOr. was already very we'll thought
OF by my superior officers, although l
may gay that mono Of them had quite
done me Justice, 1t was evident to
mo, therefore, that this sudden or.
der meant that tho regiment was
about to SOC service once more
and that Lasalle understood how
incomplete my squadron would DO with
out me, II Is true that IL came At an
inConvenient moment, for tho keeper OF
tho post house had q daughter-ohe Of
those ivory skinned, black haired Polish
Rirls--whom had hoped to have acme
further talk with. still 1t is not for tho
pawn to argue when the finger OF tho
player move him from tho square, so
down l went, saddlod my biz black
charger RapRplRn, and SGT of instantly
upon my lonely journey.
My word, il was treat for those
poor PolOs aud Jows who have 80 little
to brighten 10 their dull lives, to SOC
such picture as that before their doora
The frosty morning air made Rataplan's
great black limbs and the beautiful
curves OIL back Raa sides CLEAN and
simmer with every gambol. As for
me the rattle Of hoois upon road and
the jingle Of bride chains which comes
with every toss OF saucy hoad would
even now set INV blood dancing through
my veins. You may think, then, how
| carried myself in my five aud tweu-
10th year, L EtiOnne Gerard, tho
picked horSemAn aud surOst blade in
tho ton regiments Of HussarB. Blue
was our color in the renth--a sky blue
dolmAn aud pslisse with a scarlet front,
and 1t was said OF US in the army that
we could set whole population run
ming, the women towards us aud the
men away. There wore bright eyes in
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the Rosenberg windows that morning
which seemed to beg mo to tarry, bu.
what can soldier do save TO kiss his
hand aud shake his bride as no rides
upon his way2
Il was bleak season to ride through
the poorest and uClieSs country in Eu.
rope, but there was cloudlOIS sky
above and q bright cold sun which
shimmered on tho huge snow tleldl.
MY breath reeked into tho frosty air
and Ratuphan sent up two feathers Of
steam from his uostrils, while the iciclCs
dropped from tho aldo irons Of his BIT
/ lot him trot to warm his limbs, whilO
for my own part had too much 10
think OF to give much heed TO tho cold.
To north and south stretched the great
plains notified over with dark clumps oil
fir, aud lighter patches OF larch. A few
cottages peOped out here and thore, but
II was only three months since tho
grand army had passed that way,
aud you know what that means
to a country. Tho Poles were our
friends, 1t ia true. but out Of hundred
thousand only tho guard had wagons,
and the rest had to live a. best they
might 1t did not surprise mo, thOrO.
fore, to SEQ no signs OF cattle aud no
smoke from the silent houses. A veal
had been left across tho country whOtO
tho great host had passed. aud 1t was
said that eyon tho rats wote starved
wherever tho emperor had lOd his mon.
trn ug cnSrIytrEnI
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London-At tho wool auction sales to-day
H. rs bales WCro offered OF which 700 were
Withdrawn There was good selection Of
iasflnos ana crnObfed4 Activity was una batcd.
There was AstrOng American demand, Good
mofInos and best cruebtcd mcriuoS are now
fail ten per cent above tho May series Punta
Arenas Rto al dCatcr Following arc the sales
In detail. New South Wales, ,73i bdicsfeoufed
6Ldaisld. greasy 4RdagNd. Queensland, Lac
bales secured gdas Id, greasy Casd, South
sJI bales secured it4d New HcAlani, 6,7ij
lalCS; secured GdRiS Az; greasy ShalOd.
Caro- Of Good Hone and Natal, ASg bales;
secured lsal,dhis lId; greasy l]tasd Punta
Arenas, i6l balcS; greasy JSga73Id
SsW Yurk-WOOl, lrm
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A''F N"A 1900
MS HAND.
and aomo from Alsacc, and Il amused
us 10 notice that thoy differed in char.
actor ~ much as tho people Of tho PROV.
Incos, Wo observed also what ! have
oftcn proved since, that tho nature oil u
horse can bo told by his color, from tho
coquoLLiuh light Say, full Of tAnclol aud
nerves, 10 tho hardy chestnut, aud from
tho doClo roam 10 tho pIg.hcadod, rusty
black. All this has nothing In tho
world 10 do with my story, but how, Is
nm officer Of cavalry 10 got on With hI#
inIo whom no finds 400 horaos waiting
Tor him nj tho ouLsOL2 " Ia my habit,
You $40, 10 ialk Of that which inLorcIta
myself, and 10 havO hOpOa that | may
lntoFOBL you, .
WO crossed tho yiSlula opposite Ma
flBnWotdot aud had got IA fat M RutsGn.
borg when Mhor LSgondro cano Into
my room In tho post house with M upon
paper In his hand.
"You ara to lONyD mo, " said hO, with
despair upon Ills iaOO.
II was no worry great gtloI for mo to DO
that, iot lao MAS, II | may nay ~, hardly
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EINANon AM pnApA.


NEW YORI, July 3,-MouOy on call easy tlalH
per reuti last loan l per ccuI closed AZ lal'i
per 'cout Sterling exchange dull " StsJ5R
4g0 Silver certificates 66laG75sc.
Speculation on the stock exchange was dun
again Today, but tho prevailing tone Of tho
market was hrm, and as u rcAult OF the trading
uTCGs In the main show gains on the ilgun'
current NJ the cloi0 OF business on Wednesday,
In the railway list tho improvement was mot
marked IN the gfanEcr shares. fhii was HHo 10
the fact that u covering movement 0l iAlr pro-
portions had set In. the short Interest IN ms
group having been largely Increased during inc
past lew days sugar was bought for INC aG-
count OF a newly organized bull pool, selling, up
~ per cent, Of which all hut = per cent was lost
vi the close. Purchases VI DhtlllIny were NJ
duccd by tho action OF Judge ShOwulicr IN or
dGrtug tho sdie OF tho Trust property anl lRo
shares appreciated ~ per cent closing wlthlh
X per CGnt OF the top igure, The general mar
krt opened quiet but In tho main urn, Inc
bean, however, made an Immediate attack Yh
some OF tho spccialics, tue late dealings SOME
shares reacted, but the market closed strong alu
at or near the best figures Of the day;
The bond market was quiet with sales OIL
The total sales OF stocks to-day weEo lojl73
shares.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull,
Railroad bonds easier
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A vl.I. to North cnrottnr.

CocuRASros, PA.-"somo years Ngo |
had occasion to visit North Carolina,
aud while there had ono Of my bilioa'
attacks. Hearing. for tho first time, oil
simmons Liver Regulator. tried IT,
Nothing before had 40 elTectually TO
loved mo. could in no way bOnel!
others moro than by putting such q
remedy in their hands. IN. N. Shop.
ard 29
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ChicnEO-CattlC weak common 10 strictly
choice native steers s. hdnj 90 stOCkOri nnd food
cfa So 2jag 20; bulls 81 7bh2 40; cows u jOGi 90
Hogs nCtiyr; tho bulk Of tho sales were made al
81 lORi - for heavy aud nj SQOAA IL Tor light
there was small proportion Of heavy hogs aud
they sold at good premium. sheep stronger
inferior to choice 81 IDli -. spring lambs 81 W.
& Oi. sncS being mostly at e. - aud upward.
KocClpts Cattle, li,O)Olhchl! calves tJJ head
hogs. 1900 head, shcop, 600 head.
CInClnnnti-tiog, active and higher at 81 50I
D 10, receipts 800 hOad shipments 100 head.
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gimply andy "SwAyEGs OiytNESr" No In.
lotnaI medicine Required. CutOs icttct OciOlnh,
llrh, nil ctupliOni on the inCo, hands npso, 30,
leaving tho skin clear whttn hnt healthy u!
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
BY no other remedy ASK your druggist iOt
gyAyNI'H UIgfMTHt 1fllAW
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when IIaby vw sct, w ENvc hur cO7toftA
When Rho was child, Rho cried for Caytotls,
When Ehc became Mira, Eho chung to Ca'torlM
When sho had Children, sho gAvo thCm CaSlorIA.
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Iwant svory man and woman In tho
United States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono Of my
books on these diseases. Address Il. NJ.
WoomGY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and ono
will DO sont you fec. s1wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

CaAs. r. doETzr and ". W. Irwin,
druggists, recommend Johnaon's Mag,
notic oil, tho great family pain.klllCr.
Internal and external. 81 % aizO Doe,
Zoe BigO 2jc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-06

New York. Agents have advanced tho price,
for Washington Clay wOi'lcds 9 per cent, and
die. aud mixtures 40 pOt yard. Tho market
f1f cotton goods 4 very 0tm, but owing TO tho
rain storm that has lasted throughout tho DAY,
now business wa, very light aud ycty largely
Inc result Oi mail orders. Printing cloths htC
irn nj 2lac bid aud salCs OF ouly oOJO pieces
NnnNNlNh.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,

Time Table No II, to lake foot ''jl a. IN,
Sunday November ~ 1871

Leave wheeling lsiOl, No Il'Da m, tl;ai
eJnh lltl, 1901 H. IN ..........
Leave Peninsula Is Oj tghi, lllHjh in.,ild
sa!al. li3y6, tglW H. IN. ,............
Leave Martins Ftrry 1881 lll!Alh M
tgU. e5,W toe lvi2 .,.,...
'Aftlyo decentralization -ls!l7, IlOOi lilDi
A. IN, tl,S, eA.ll, tlllN illlN m.
Leave Torminh junction -I7.1 lD'Dl e. IN,
tlI.I0. D. In. ilbl IiOj, blL ts,bp NJ.
uVi. Ii'i1 I6lll islhlr IN. .....,,...
leave rchin'ulN I'Ail!tiAm, 'iloi, h'iL
Ui7, 1875, IslbS, No. .
'krttyo Wheeling i3lD, lD!N a W, '2lL
uI7, t!1N. tb.il tNIh Il, ~,
tDAlly IDally Otrcpl sunday, lIhndJi onf
Kllttulna Will riu on Eastern Tina
IN TAUsJlu, superintendent
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OH CIiy-Nationnl Transit certificate, opened
MgiAi; highest slMH; lowest 81 W closed nj
ii u, sales D OD0 hhttcls shipments id,iH bar
fcla runs iOd.p1d bhtfOlsi
New York-rclrolonm easier closed offered
Algl ..
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Now York-rlg Iron Otmi American 81 BOA
100 Copper nfm bfokOW price iOIc Lead
dfmi bf6for price sft2T fiH HfiHi sHats
tllg0 Plates iltln, NpUct1ulet
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RAILROADS.
,, Pennsylvania Stations,
IVDRRR8gIV5lia LINES.
Trims Run by Central limo.

rtcErr OFFICES AT prlTEETLvLNn STATION o.
WArfR 81. Poor oy ElEEEN1H RI, WHELLiSo,
AT MCtURg itnuHE, WnEELfEu, AND At INK
pEHSFYLyASIA STATION DRTDdEPuRr.
-, ,-s,,r,-,F ttaN uANpf n RntTTr y
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On and after Monday. Juuc 10 1895 Pas.
scngCr Trains will run a. follows: SDOilE
tDally Except sunday. Central time
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Lightning Hot orops-
What a Funny Nampi
Very True, but Il Kills All Pain.
Sold EVOrywhoro. Every Day
Without aOilof, There 10 No Paul
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
on aud after Saturday, February 2, 1894 trains
will run ~ follows, city utnOi
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Cfttcago-Ailer hard slFpggle for higher
prices wheat turned weak to-day on favorable
crop reports and lack OF export demAnd, closing
Ac lower for September, Corn closed sSc lower
oats y lower, aud provisions at general de-
clines,