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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-07-13

Court adjourned Thursday morn
ing.
1t is now Deputy Sheriff Lem
Witt.
Oil excitement runneth high some
times.
A ghost is said to be the magma
3 ton Of II tool.
ID. l.. Stutler and son were in Gil.
mer county last week.
S. II. Wilson, the Sycamore "swop.
per- was here Thursday.
Druggist Parsons made hurried
trip t" Spencer last Friday.
Miss Mit,ie SiIco.t has been home
from Michigan several lays.
The ferry beat question is just like
j, was, only a little more So.
1t is barely possible that all men
may be mistaken sometimes.
\. j. NoralaiI has just recovered
from Il severe attack of fever.
Quite number Of school teachers
were in the burg Wednesday.
We are now down ts bed rock and
tussling with our last few pennies.
Who ever heard tell of q married
man. having an opinion of his owtf
Mrs. johnson Westiall, of Lower
run. was shopping in town Wednes.
day.
Mrs. G. r. Stump and son Bud,
were down from Stumptown Satur,
day.
Frask Holland is home from Lo-
gan county and will visit friends u
few days
G.. W. Silc"tt was assisting Want
Il Barr IN an inventory of their stock
last week
a fellow Ia a go"d one when he
can keep his prejudice from Wrapping
his judgment.
w. w. Johnsnn and Dr. Rymer. vt
Chenille, were in town all business
last Wednesday.
Hugh \. Cradd"ck, father II our
foreman. WAS here the first. al last
week on business.
The IL year obi l,cus,- have gone
the way of all the earth We hope
I" see their return
Miss AIDA Miller. of Smithvi,le.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mr.. l.. II.
Trippett one day last week.
Just keep Your eye om the finances
"f the Incorporated town of Grants,
willie and see them vanish sway.
VIM. Knor,s and Oacy Mol"han
were among the Washington di>trict
CITIZENS here the ir,t of last week.
Il, ~. Marshall Was in Gilmer
county The greater part If last week
io"kng after his farming Interests.
Judge Blizzard brought home u
very fine pair Of hounds and the foxes
will have t" keep scarce next winter.
DR.. J A. Dive and wife, ut Mimmo.
Ia, were the guests of Dr. " f. W.
Dye and wife of this place last Tues.
day.
1t il All arlu"us task to get down
Ia newspaper work after passing
through what we have in the last few
days.
The remaining districts may pe,i
tion The County Court fr an uppo-.
tuni,y To vote down the alternate road
system.
If the devil and angels hal been III
this town one evening last week ~,
former woula have bIushe,l and lh,
natter went.
A clip in the road y the mouth o
Annamoriah has made 1t impps>ibi,
g. ret g. AMI from Cres;ou with wag
an or buggy
Il i impossible fnr any &c ne to g
cape the damage that h"nl- hrin.
on. Our road. mu-t suffer their shar,
As vel as snytbiug else
Rev. Csleb Triprc,'. &c Clifton
brother Of Clerk /. u Trrrcu.
here visiting lie Ia. hcen So 80,
health for a ycsr ~ more.
We hal The honor - we'll as ~
Tlsssnre SC pleasant crN r. 'n Ni..
ssClarr end Jennie Blar1 a-i y.
Grolvin lr6ng ihe holidays
The best Wv 90 1rc'l q -i.t i- &
csrwd O. l.srrr.s. and .'c ~av .
end s. neirh'tarl. 1rsr-e. q, f-r o.,
er,briy g. qui, talking about i,.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-07-13

Ready made Shirts and Shifting at
Taylor's. Big Springs.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-07-13

4 variety Of Dress Goods at Tay.
loi',, Big Springs.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-07-13
Dentistry.

Drs. Stops Il Morford will visit
Grantsville July 10th, and remain
two days. VIII be prepared to do
all kinds nf Dental Work.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
S-L-n.,IIl.. I...... =

Schedule eject Jrne ;. 1887.
Lave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue and
Fer Chicago aud Northwest vestihI!cd Limited
For Cincinnati ST, Louis ana indianapolis. Ez-
press, ii;4' = m. Nestibuled Limited. $40 pm.
For rfttshur: and Cleveland. Express daily.
For columbus. Toledo and Detroit. II .qop.m.
For Nin ne ,er and way stations tsoo. t!i:t5
For NV 6-l'ans. Memphis. Birmingham. chat
tIrro2a. KnoNvllIr, Bristol aud ioanaac. II 20
IN. daily; shopping Car through.
F..r naltiaore, week d,ys. 800, 80. >7,o5,
X;;lo: A7.o; As"o $50. N..3o. ,lo:oa xI2;oo am.
A5o3, ,3.lo, 400. Ni-a. GA. n 90 e-l5. ,a.en
iIIS xiI:3o pm; AMI Al2:ol ri-It. scn:ay-.s 70a
loo, N3.oa.. } - AS ,a.o5, " 10, CSC. $500
Fer Annspo!.5 40 and $40 am. 1910 and
80 70 Pr Tr,,, SrIdaSr. 20 20; N ta3 pm "a,
30 pm. SandIyS. $500 4 m, 10 y m.
For Ha=crstaHn. t1o.c" ana. aud t5:2o pm.
$40. $40. 1905 pm Sundays. 900 atm. I:I5.
s %s s Ss' a p s"9 s way s cia': w. 9ag
1:o3. II 20 I'm. Sundays, 800 am. I.!5 i.33.
For Washington Junction and way roin-s. SEQ
am 20. 30 pm week days. 500 am. lis
For BY RIDE, week days. a:15 am. 4:3o pm
SUNDAYS f2 an 20 and and a;I3 EFa ,,,-
PiIIf.ADEIPIIIA.
Al trains r.. Illuminated VITA Iintsch light.
East, week days. 7:"5 500, lo:oo am, i2.en
uo:to pni.ig cara 300. t5a5 pinlu- car
u2,ol night, Shopping Car open at ln."3 o'cio,ki
SUNDAYS ~. a:oo am. az 10 D.nlu, cars
500. Il rs Dining Carr. l2:Ol night. slrrpln. car
opcn 1000 O'Clock Additional trains Tor Phila-
delphia, w"k days, daily; 500 pm.
Buffet rarior Cars an day trains.
For Atlantic Cits, 1900 am. IL 90 noon, and
IL: 40 p.in. week day; l2:4o pm. SUNDAYS.
For Cape MAY. IL uoon.
Except Sunday. 'Iaily. sSunIay only.
NExpress trains.
Baggage called for arc checked frosl hotels and
residences 10y tnion Transfer 90. orders left 81
ticket ofo Is, dlg Pennsylvania gvrnlc NV New
York ayeLue aid 18th street and at n'pat.
WM. NJ. GREENE L. u. MARTIN
Cen. Manager. Mgr. lass. I.aftc.
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French Lime.

COMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.
DIRECT LINE To PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HANRE-
La Touraine, Sautelli. Sat, July 3, 10 NJ
La Bretagae. Rupe. Sat, July 10, 10 a m
La Normandie Deioncle. Sat, July H. 10 a. m.
RATES OF PASSAGE-First-class New York to
raris. $lo5 and upward by all steamers except Ia
Tourafne. including railway fare Paris and land
ing charges Parlor seat is extra during summer
season. Secoad-class to Paris S64.75. A. FORGET.
General Agent, General Once No. Bowling Green.
ta10-1y
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SOrTHERN RAILWAY

Schedule In ELECT MAY =. 1897.
All trains arrive and leave At renns,lya pas
500 AM.-paily. for DanviIIe Charlotte,
and way stations Connects at Manassas fol Sfrls-
Sunday, ard at Lyhcl.hurS with tho Norfolk Aii
Western daily, and with the Chesapeake and OHIO
daily for the Natural Fridge and Lei N On
ll:I5 AM.-I'aiy.-TIit: UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL. Carries l'.llman BGaet SI.rpr-S. sew York
ard Washington 10 lachson,lll emitting At Sails
hury with Pullman Sleeper for Asurv:lle and Hot
Springs y. G. Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nas.-
Vile. Tcun.. aud a Charlotte VITA rfllnau Sleeper
for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Slrcl"r N"w York 10
Nayy OKLA ,onarrffny ~ A,1tpi5 g., ;,T -, "a
aud Memphis Solid train WRsHnaion to New Or
leans wi noIt CHANG. Sunset Personally Conducted
eyc.y wednesday 20 san FmurisCu W5ina,t tango,
4:dl PM.-Loeal for Front Royal. StiAs,lrg and
4:5i pm -Daily.-I.lcai for raarlotresviIie
10 ~ PM-Ially -wASIIt>GToN ANp Si:-TJT-
WESTERN fl-STlRl LED LIMITED. composed II
ruIlmsn vestjhucd S'eer,rs: DiuIa- Cars and poy
Tenn, via Asle'c. knosviue and ,l..t,Gnoo.a:
NV York 70 Tampa, via Chatiott". Columbia, 81
rannah and Jacts' nyille, and Ncw Y-fk - M.trl-
phis, via Birning am; New York To- Ne'y orleans.
Via Atlanta and Mnntpom-ry. Ne>;iEalnd Bay
Dining Car Gr,oEshoIo' 10 MontEon 'ry.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ono pTvIS.
ION leave WashiL .ton . OF A. daily and go r!a
4:45 IN. daily except Sunday, and G;25 pm. Siu-
days only for Rognd lli: 432 pm. daily. ,Nat.l,t
don. Returning, arrive AT washin-ion S:.G a n
and $40 pm. daily and $500 pm. daily. except
Sunday. f.om Round iIil 1900 am. daily. cxcctr
Sunday. fr.m iIerIdon. s:Si m. daily except sua-
Through trains from tie south arrive at Wash
HarrisonbuIc, 12:io and 9:25 pm. daily except
Sunday, and $50 an. daily from CIarlottes, le
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and iufounl-
ton ". u GEEEX; GsneTal Supt:
W. A: TURK Gen. Pass. Agent.
myS L. s. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass. dept.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAligoAn

Srott,,, .,,,,,..- - a., "a !, -.
$50 An WIEN nASs III rs ITs IL EA,REsS
ie:'p An. rI.NNSNIVANIA IIMIIEp. -I't.IfnIn
u ,,In-; l'ni"f - "SinS and n;'stT. Siloa as
- i"Iis tle'eiard end Toledo Rufrj Iarl"r
1850 An. FAST LINE Pullman Run, Ia I,r
~; ilsIrisiLs Bufc; rarior Car Harrisburg TO
SO + " CHICAGO AND ST. LOFTS FXrRFSS
me c'i"ns "a, Was inEt"n TO 81 Louis AMI SLEEP
Nashville va CINCINNATI ard GnI,aso
no TN. WESTERN ENTREES. Pullman sleep
Cicvciard niaag Gar 10 sg,c @nd 20
20 rM. SouII' " FSrEiN ENTREES Pullman
rishurr 10 -. Louis aEd ncinn.ti. lila ng oar.
TO ~, IN. nACIFiC ENTREES. Pullman Sleep
20 AN for kare. Car ndaigua. Rochester and
MAS NlaecI7, Fails ny. encep, sunday.
iS ns"S- E@r LEX Ha'cn week days and VIII
10 FIN for wliiaSs 20 I'm Rochester Buffalo ana
Nhgarn Falls daily, except saturday. With Si-'P-
Ing Car Washington TO Suspension bridge ,la
1910 IN. FOR Erie. Canautlaigua. Rochester, rps-
ialn and NIAGARA Falls daily. Sl'epne Car Wash
FoR TIIiLhDtIfIuA. NLw YORK AND THE
400 Pm. oNGRESsiS Nal LIMITED" daily.
an raTl"r 'aT5 "iih Dining Car from hsiiima"
Dining Car, and loo dining car from Nj,
mnstnnl NJ. l2:43. 3;l5. l.2n. 6:5o 1000 aEi
900: 100 dining car from wiiminrt"n 4 VI.
l2I. 3l3, 4..o. go. lo.to and II Is r.M.
week d'gS. Express. Il IL PM week days 2aul
and 10 PM dIiy. For Bost"n. without change,
80 AN. we,s days and 20 I'M daily.
Fer Baltimore. 6:2:'. 200. 15o. 500, 9-en lo.nh.
1880. IL 90 AN. i2i5. IL ~. 1880. 2.ol. ~.
~ '4;oo Limited, 10 I'D, a:lo. Gas. con.
.:l". 5000. lo:+o. li:l5 and IL 81 Pm. pn Snn-
day, 90. SEQ. 9.o0 9u5. 1859. IL 90 A NJ.
l2-l". 10, 2:ol. 3:I5. $40 600 Limited. go,
h:in; CHS. GO, $40. 1000. 1870 aud II 81
For renc's Creek Line. $50 an. and 4.3G Pm.
daily, escep; Sunday. Sundays, 9-05 NJ.
For Anntrnlis, ~. $500 AN, l2;l5 and 40
I'M ds'iy. exc.pt Sunlsy. Sundays 300 An.
Atlantic Coat Iine-ESIrcss for FIoridl and points
On Atlantic 60; It Line. 1870 An. 3 IG l. VI.
dnlly. lichmord only. 1857 4 NJ week days: Al
Ianta Sperial, Via Ncims nd rrd Scsi-elrd Air
Line, 40 I'm. daily Accommodation fDr Qd4u-
fioo. ~ A VI. G1fly and 49,. y NJ. weak des-.
SEASl;niI. CONNEXIONS
For Atlantic City ovia Delaware River Rrdgo all
rail r'n'cl. II 90 AN. &.l5 and n - 4 VI
daily. Via Market Street Wharf go, \ Vi. tSat-
utdiys on!yl io:"o. 500 A. NJ. weak ,lays. II ~
anl II 81 rs .laily.
For Cape May lo-ua. II go NJ. L. ~ T. VI week.
dayS. 1855 I'm. daily. Sl'UIdIy - only. 9.na \ NJ.
Ticket afrrS. corner tiftc,Gth aud g STREETS, ana
at the station, Sixth and u streets where orders
he left fuy the chcckiI Of baggage lrstluA-
uon from hotels and residences.
II HUTCHINSON, J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

tCrI-!rGNi.t -i'FI'hI;TNiI-NT ny STATE. WASH
fuci 10 Il - Jun" -. ISL lEf iti'i has y IN
W.r-Eia-'"a- the consul 81 ~ United Sta.CE III
Ai-yardr.t-a. syria. II ta- Z! attn, tita itI %
jun. 80 Ncr>iar. Syrir, "t i:ee lr. DAVID
NIETl!ENI. aH Nus-:cs1 ci-.z-n, PEG dispatch
VI n p;.--i Inn =. l>,T. 1t
OIFl,f. - TIE co3iNiS>Ip>EI;S OF THE bis
tTi.- e columbia. Wa hi -r"n Jun~ Il ISnT.-
the ,r'uHi sinHerS Of til District Of Columbia
ir-,rd s., maxi the following named iinpr,.,-
meals. which are. in jE"ir Judgment; necessary
Tor ID" publ" h.llta. SAFETY and comfort:
menus Toy one-half Of The cost Ct the will
l." made a. provided IL. in public act NJ. III
GpIT"y I'll August :. 1881. Parties VIII" are in
tcr,~toG Ia the I.roTurei work hereby notified
that th- Commissioners of the District of Cu!Im-
lin will Si;e g Lcaring at the District huil,ling
on tie <FvENTH DAY Of JtIY. 1887. At
II4iNEN u'lr''K \ NJ. 10 any and all persons
whn nay desire - o:.lcgi TO said imrrov ements
IlISlT BLOCK. THE rNrANED ALLEYS IN
TIE FOLLOWING SQUARES: Squares No H.
81 81: No. l33. estimated cost 81 $50: No. III
estimated $'il6: No. 2i2. half estma;-
ell cost $50: No. 10, estimated cost 32,@3; No.
80. cast half. estimated eos; 81 .iH; No. 2iS-
estimated cost $1si; No. 2I6. estimated cos;
S1.i"2 W ~. estimated cost S2s; No. 36o
estimated cost i.Cth; VI. :. 40. estimated cost
$40. Nc. 80. estimated COS; Sy1: No. t:.3 cs:i-
mattel cost S+.>:I: Ne. so. estiInHtcd cost
Sfpr- No GlG estimated cost s. tIS: No. flT
estimated cost $500; No. 621. estimated cost
S3.Gio- No. al. estimated 'o-t SID. No. -
estimated cost $40: No. 80 south half. esJi
No. -? estimated c'st $222; No. ia. estimated
cost *1.:'>2. No 80, estimated cost 81 i"a No.
cost SITE: No. 9l6 estimated cost $3.50; No.
IOrI estimated cost Sl.+aI: No. 1929. estimated
S.'.li1: No 1uil. estimated cost Si.6tS: al
uEpt5 eel alleys In block -. I5,icrwood division
estimated cos. 81 G's' and ia block p. Pa.twurh
mated COS SI.>;" half Of the cost of paw
;n. ;.!pye alley; will Zee assessed against The
lot CHATTING thereon. JpIN W. Ross. Join L.
WIGHT. " VI. BLACK Commissioners, u. e.
ic2INL2. iyl&2
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RNll AND-AMERnGA Lime

From New York TO Rotterdam and Amsterdam via
BouloSne Sur-Mer: 3sl hours from Paris or London
SIS MAASDAM ........ July 3, 10 am.
SIS. OLDHAM: $1,000. July 10, 10 am
First cabin. $3.50 and up; second cabin $50 For
Information apply to General Passenger Agency 30
Broadway, New York, TO G. W. Moss 92i Pa
ave-: E. f. Droop a25 Pa. ave, and Crane Psrris
& Co.. Ebbitt House Washington DC. mho & thSsjrn
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN
Havel .Tu.,J July 6, 10 am Lain. .Tu, July 81 10 am
Saale. July 10, 10 am Havel Tu, Aug g. 10 am
Trave.. July 90 10 am Saale .Tu Aug To- 10 am
CHERBOURG. PARIS BREMEN
Spree. Sat .July "a, 10 am Spree Sat Aug o. 10 am
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
r. T. Meier. ....-. THURSDAY July s. noon
Friedrich der Gros Thursday july Il, noon
Barbarossa Thursday, July ~ noon
koengin l-nise Thursday. July % noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA
Vera -. July 3. 10 am Kaiser July "a 10 am
Fuda. July 10, 10 am Ems .AuC Z 10 am
OEIRICBS n CO.. = BOWLING GREEN
Apply to L +. DROOr a25 Pa ave.
Ja2o-1yr Agent for Washington
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE by ALL
Id
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

CHARLES 6 BUNDY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
OF all the States and Territories.
SI7 ~ st. NV. thew Equity building,
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Anchor Line

Steamships from New York Weekly
u l. VIA ID o y ID L Il r Y.
Rates for Saloon Passage
CITY OF ROME, $40. Other steamers. $50
Second Cabin
Rome. $40 so; Furaessa, $3.50; other steamers S35
SteerIge Passage
Rome $3.50: Eurnessia, S24 80; other stmrs. ,S3
For new illustrated Book of Tours and further in
fornla ton apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Gen.
eral Agents, Bowling Green. Ny, Il w. MOSS
92l Penna. ave. NV, or EDW. +. DROOP a. SONS,
925 Penna. ave, Washington. aT3- 3nl-l5
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American \ ime

American Line.
New York-Southampton Loudon Paris
Twfn-scr-w u $. Mail Steamships.
Sailing every Wednesday.
st. Paul. July Z, 10 am St Paul. Aug e. 10 am
St Louis July u. 10 am St Louis Aug. II, 10 am
New York.-Juy II. 10 am Paris. Aug. Is 10 am
Paris. jelly IS, 10 am ST. Paul. Aug 25, 10 am
Red Star Line,
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
WESTERNLAND. ...............Ju ly 4 10 nom
soil HWARk ..-.......... July IA. 4:30 d m
NOORDI.AND. JuIy 2S 10 mon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and is. North River.
Office. Bowling Green, " Y.
GEO. w: Moss. Agent.
mh22-6m 921 Penn ave.
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DR.. CZARPA.
No CURE No PAY.

No CURE No PAY.
SiIAIALiST In diseases Of man, any complication,
weakness ard special diseases cured and guaran-
tetd; references given; hours. to ~, to g.;
At6ss1 Salsdsx- G1a-6O Pa. ave. NV. LIS Inn
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2Ta.Rl ynlVERgl7
EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION


Will F,. held in Washington. in the rooms OF the
y VI. &. \. June ~, Juiy /. .. 3 Candidates
Offering Advanced German Advanced Chemistry,
Advaur-d Physics. Advanced Algebra. Analytic
Ga.In Try viii assemble at ; m, June 20 Other
CsE'!-d rs II a m, July /.
lid - -. - -.tSiy1
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.
EROM

Ia effect May o. 1897.
For Alexandria tweck days., Gao. ,05 7:35 cN..
soc. $50 ex.. 900. $50. l0t5 cx.. II 90 IL :45
am, l2.c5 ex., u 70. 1915, Las. 205 "x,. 20.
ex.. $40 6:o5 ex., 6:25. 100 800, SOC 1900.
II 20, IL - p M.
1890, II 90. II 30 am, 1900 noon, I2.n. loo.
20. 200. 2:;,a 500, $50. 400 400 90 30,
Goo, GO 200. 500. 500, 1900 IL 20 y m
For Mount NerLon and Way Stations ,wcck dlvsl:
ego, 1905. 1l:oo H., l2-o5, LIS, 2n5 300,
400, 4l5 pm.
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations Sunday
only: 900, 11:o0 am 200. 400 pm.
For Arlington and AquedHct Bridge (week DAYS:
500, $50, 900. 1906, Il 90 II ~ am. I2-d5,
1920, i-l5. 2:05 2:4o. 300 $50. 400. AIS 20
COS 6:25, 200. 500 pm
For Arlington and Aqueddct Bridge Sunday
only: 500. 800. 1000 1890. II 90. II 40 n M
1900 noon. 1890. 90, 100. 200 2:3o. 300.
$50, CO. 4:30, 800, $50, 500, $50. 700, 500
pm.
baggage checked free for passengers holding first
class tickets at station. Bicycles. p cents each
mKlD
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THE WEENS STEAMBOAT co.
S.n.Inrr sch. dmll IN effrct LUNG |.
MEDICAL

DIR. LeatE1ern1an,
Expert specialist III the OF all special
diseases Of men and w0men- Consultation free.
Hours: 8 TO IL. TO 3: Tues. Thurs. and Sat
evenings I TO S. co. NV. Closed Sunday
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
IN WASHINGTON,

st. Agnes School.
Tndrr the direction # bishop Drlr. Fr,Tara-
tin all cr!I=e>. Special &,udicS and c,a.rs's
Of '''ll"@e study Si'r,-ill advantages IaIsIc
a,s.i az. GYM tSiEtI.
N!,s Fl.LfN W. BOND. Principal. Albany, Ny.
iyl-TNI
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA ALI. TRAINS NESTIBULED
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. ALL.
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TION SMITH AND B STREETS.
Schedule In effect May l6. 1897.
30 PM. DAILY-CinclHnau and ST. Louis Spe-
cial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman slecpers
10 Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis
and st. Louis without charge. Parlor cars CIncn-
natl to Chicago Connects at Covinston, Va, for
Virginia Hot Springs
ll:l0 PM DAH.Y-F. f., V. Iimited-Solld train
for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change Pull.
man compartment car Virginia Hot Springs
without change, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days. Daily connection fof the Springs. Observe
ton PaIlor Car. Seepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and
ST. Louis.
2:20 PM DAILY-For Gordonsville, Charlottes-
VILE, Stauntor and for Richmond daily, except
Sunday.
1881 NJ, EXCEPT SUNDAY-Parlor car WASH
ington to Richmond and Richmond to Old Point
only rail- line via Penna., r., +. and p. and c. and
o. railways
Reservations rid tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 513 and l42l Pennsylvania avenue ITO II
street northwest. and at the station.
H. W. FULLER.
ap1I-3s1 General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-01
Lehigh
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

many and blended colors, stocking rain
bow striped, and brightly checked, an
kles circled by tinseled spiral lines, in
step mounted by butterfly or roses or
bird flights; all these effects are voted
in proper place at home and with dain-
ty house dress suitable for early after
noon or luxurious morning. For the
street, heavy black silk, or if you are
going to walk much, wiry and perfectly
fitting black Isle is worn with black
shoes, while tan and brown shoes are
matched exactly in either silk or Isle.
And fancy effect in hosiery for the
street is unspeakably bad taste. For
dancing wear the slippers are exactly
matched by silken hose, and stripes or
figuring are voted a little fast. For
athletic use golf patterns are distinctly
correct when supported by a swagger
outfit. Failing this, hose and shoes
should match and preferably both
match or at least harmonic quietly
with the skirt. For, Of course, you
wear a skirt. 1t must be admitted that
many match the stockings to the bloom
ers and wear a contrasting skirt, but
good taste does not sanction it.
FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
HoUSEWEAR FOR BODY AND FOOT.

DIRK violet cloth and figured laven-
der silk were combined wiG good eff
feet in the afternoon dress shown be-
low. and in a manner that promised a
good return of service for the outlay.
The skirt opened in front to show a
panel of the figured silk, the hem and
edges of the cloth having a fine en-
broidery in the same pale lavender.
The bodice was entirely of the silk, and
was slightly gathered at neck and
waist. 1t was finished with bretelles
and sailor collar of the cloth, both or
namented with lavender embroidery,
and over this were points of silk with
lace applique. Sleeves and belt were
silk. The model was an excellent one
to have in mind when planning a dress
for houseWear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
BOTH FOUND DEAD.

st. Suis, January &c. D. Carpen-
ter, bockkeeper for the Home Sew
ing Machine Co.'S Agency in this city
and c. A. Weyrick, local draughts-
man, have been found dead in room
at the Planters hotel. Investigation
showed that they died from an over
dose of some narcotic.
They came to the hotel while in an
intoxicated condition.
Soon after being given a room a boy
was called by them and sent for some
medicine. 1t develops that one of the
men was in the habit of taking nor
cotic during his sprees and fixed dose
for his friend which resulted fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
PINGREE SWORN IN.

Detroit, Mich, January Mayor
Hazen S. Pingree left for Lansing this
morning to take the oath of Office and
assume his duties as Governor of Mich
igan. He was accompanied by his fam
lily and a dozen friends. In his chaT-
acteristic manner His EXcellency de-
manded to be sold a thousand mile
book which should be good for himself
and family. The book was sold him.
The trip was transformations as was
the brief inaugural ceremonies at Ian
sing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

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