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A WOMAN Run over AND DANGEROUSLY
INJURED-THE DRIVER OF THE WAGON AR
REsTRD.-About o'clock last evening lady
named Fanny McCrackenS residing In Jamlson
street, was run over at Passyunk road ana
Plover street by two-horse team. The wagon
was being driven by q man named HooerJ
Mccormick. He was arrested and taken be-
,ore Alderman Beitler. At the hearing the de-
fendant alleged that his horses ran away while
he was transaeting some business in a store.
He was committed to await the result OF the
Woman's injuries. The lady was taken TO the
PennsylvaIiia Hospital, when Ii was discovered
that her leg and ankle had been broken. 1t is
feared the leg will have to be amputated.
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A BRUTE.-William Finn was arrested yes
terday afternoon upon the charge OF indecent
exposure and threatening IL Is alleged that ne
went into private school-room at the HuInane
Engine Company's building, at Thirteenth anu
ployed to sweep ont the ROOM She screamed
TOR help, and he drew a knife, and said ne
would stab her II she did not keep quiet. Sne
aIterwards told her parents of the facts OF the
case, and Finn was arrested, and after pre-
l1minary examination before Alderman kem-
pie, was committed, in default OF $1,000 bail, for
further hearing this afternoon at four O'clock.
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CHARGE OF RIoToUs CoNDUoT.-About two
weeks ago last Sunday q police OFFICER at
Hodges aged thirty-hve years, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, Hodges got q
attack upon the police and drove them away.
al warrant was issued for Hodges arrest, but
he managed to elude the vigilance OF the police
until Yesterday when he was arrested at Six
teenth and Wood streets, by Omcer Meade, or
the Ninth District. He had hearing before
Alderman Hutchinson, who held him In SoOO
bail for a further examination.
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composition

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
MEDICINES.-For unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
which has received the endorsement of the
most prominent physicians in the United
States, and is now.ohered to afflicted humanity
as a certain cure:for the following diseases and
abuse of the urinary and sexual organs:-Gene-
raj Debility, Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility, Determination of Blood to the
Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Irri.
Night, Absence Of Muscular Efficiency, Loss OF
Appetite, Dyspepsia, Emacatton, Low Spirits.
Disorganization, or Paralysis OF the Organs of
Generation, Palpitation OF the Heart, and, in
fact all the copcomitants OF Nervousand De-
bilitated state OF the system TO insure the
Genuine cat this out. ASK FOR HELMBoLD's
FAKE NO OTHER. CURES GUARANTEED.
TABLE OF DISTANCES AS FURNISHED BY THE
CITY SURVEYOR
From Byberry, l3 miles to
HOlmesDurg, IL miles to
Olney. miles to
TacOny, miles TO
Bustleton, ii miles to
Fox Chase, 10 miles TO
Mtlestown, miles TO
Torresdale, IL miles to Charles Stokes
a Co q First-cla Ready made Clothing Store
| under the Continental, No. 824 Ohesnut street.
TEApERs OF FASHION, as well as gentlemen
| of moderate taste in matters of dress, are re-
| snectfuIly invited 10 inspect Werourton's new
styles Of hats for autumn wear Dus & tsaT [SsarG
| productione, with the sole view OF presenting
| fo his patrons, in the new styles now offered
| ali that is desirable In shape, DURABILITY, easy
htting' and Ven'iia'ion Fashionabie Halter,
No. 48O Chestnut street, next door TO the Pos
| Office.
SALE OF BooTs AND SHOES The special az
| tention OF the trade is called 10 the large sal
OF Boots, Shoes Brogans balnSratS, t, =, oSv.,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

tEOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS Sen INSIDE PAsNs.1
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THE CELEBRATED WAvERLY ZEPHYR.
~ Warranted Fast COlorS.
nN Warranted Fast COlOrS.
TO Warranted Fast C0lOrS.
MCINTIRE q BROTHER,
No. 1895 Chestnut street,
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FINE CoNFECrIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc., as well as a
fine assortment Of CONNECTIONS. Jenkins is
worthy of q call.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Morse, No. 904 Arch street.
has fresh daily, at his counters, new Swiss
Bun, only 80 cents per pound. Try 1t.
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TAKE AYERS SARSAPARILLA to purify the
blood and purge out the humors, pimples polls,
and sores which are merely emblems of the rot
fenness within.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. TIL
original and only sure article. Sold by all re
enacfab ble dealers
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERs UNToN.-This As
ISOLATION met, after adjournment last evening,
at the hall corner of Broad and Arch streets, at
lS o'clock this morning. After the reading of
the minutes the Presidents, and also the Secre-
tary's report for the preceding year were read,
and referl ed each to Committee of Reference
of three. After discussing the report, and the
most feasible means for insurng protection to
the best interests OF the carpenters and joiners
throughout the Union, the following commit
tees were appointed re
Committed oil Finance.-C. L. Roseman. Chair
man.
Committee OF Secret Information.@SS.. w.
Cooley, Chairman.
Commit ON Constitution and By-LaWs-
s. ]. Wallace, Philadelphia, Chairman.
Committee OF Local Institutions.-Mr. Bell,
Manyunk, Chairman.
Committees of Orrespondence.--AIr EudieY,
New Jersey, Chairman.
Committee Of Refersnce.--W. NJ Shaw, Chair
man. nN
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TAKE NoTIcE.-This is to certify that tbs ad--
vertisemeDt which appeared Ia the Sunday Dts
the candidate of the independent RefeEm Sol
diers," for the Legislature, in the Fourteenth
Representative District was written and pub
lished Without my knowledge or consent, and
that refuse positively to be n candidate for
that position against the present proper and
popular nominee of the Union party In that
district. j. DUDLEY WoRMAN.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

The Mexicans have taken to manu-
featuring rlt1ed guns. ...
Peoria, Illinois, manufactured over
90, ,O0O, 900 worth of tobacco last year.
1t takes $500 vessels and 10000
hands 10 supply the New York oyster
trade.
Over six hundred thousand kegs OF
lager beer have been made in Milwau-
kee daring the present year.
The street cars OF oIIndianapolis carry
an average ofsix thousand passengers
daily, which nets the company about
two hundred dollars day. This ought
to pay.
-Meadville, Pa, asks for manufac-
tories. Those for working wooden
ware, are especially wanted TO work up
the timber which is so abundant there
abouts. A good chance for capital and
enterprise.
-Fifty-five mill stones are now whirl-
ing away at the Falls of ST. Anthony
grinding wheat. Their capacity is three
thousand i've hundred and hfty-hVe
barrels per day, and the -four mills cost
s4l0, 600.
1t is stated that Commissioner Rol-
iins' forthcoming report will contain a
strong argument in favor Of, adopting
the plan of taxing whisky stills accoE1-
ing 10 their capacity, and II Is Seneiaily
believed that this will be favorably con-
sidered by Congress.
1t is getting 10 be common prac-
tice in New York for establishments
especially banks and insurance COM
panies, employing a large num6 per OF
clerks, to provide them free lunGe
within the building where they WORK.
The hop product of the United
States this year il estimated at 2O.OOO,-
600 pounds, of which 7,0O0,0 900 poundss n1s
~ that TO Sauk county, in that State
This year's crop in Sauk county was
raised on 2,54s acres, took 10000 Pickers
to gather ii, and brought into the coun-
try S2,oOO,ooo.
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T.he Indian LInIment.

As relief, ever ready; as n killer of pain,
taken inWaIdly, Or outwardlY applied, mas
no eqnal. For the relief and cure OF kheu %
matism and Neuralgia Affections, Spains,
Bruises &C., Il Is unequAlled. II Is also most
en1cacIous, taken inwRrdly, in the cure OF
Uhole III, Cramps and Pains In the Slomach,
DiarThoea, Dyseuteryu Cholera Mofpus'
Cholera Infantum, Sc, and Il Without eS-
ception the most wonderful Panacea the
world . fiords. SoFAMILY should be with
out IT. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have q bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing Rt a distance nom PbysiclSns
should keep It constantly on hand IN cat,e
OF Accidents and sudden attacks OF stomach
COtnpl .iuts, its value cannot he estimated
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint
menI ana take no other. PRICE, 80 cents
per bottle For sale at wholesale and retilii
Dy Demas Barnes * Co, Il Park Row, y. !;
Gale 4 Robinson, lS6 Greenwich ST., n = /,
Z. Wells d Co., lq2 EultOn-sL, n. W ChSs.
n. Crittenden. 50 9Th Ave, n. v; and by re-
spectacle rugHtsts throughout the world
None genuine unless signed by John Inos-
Lane, and countersigned by j. Il. Lane q Co.
PiopTieTnTs, I6S Broadway, n. y. Eo-send
for (HTCuiaT.
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THE Chicago Tribune evidently disbe-
lieves in the peripntetic philosophy,
and has an article more savage than
sage, on the Heroism OF Legs" 1t
calls Weston ga fellow with more
shanks than brains," which is not SO
cutting a remark as it would be if even
the most intellectual men were not in
the same fix. In fact, consideredIphysio.
logically a man with more brains than
shanks would be monstrosity, and a
candidate for the museum. The Chi
cago pundit will have to try again
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than 6ver was seen in the State. II
Tou want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go 10
Gardiner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTY, anu IN
every case Will be mended free OF charge.
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Paris Correspondence Of Uie NeiO I0ik Times.
At the last cabinet council held by the
Emperor it is said that the present eX,
travagantly high price of bread formed
one OF the principle subjects OF consld.
Grafton. Napoleon has always Deen OF
the opinion, with the wise old Roman
tribune, that II the stomach be kept full,
the other members of the body corpo-
rate will give no trouble. The hlgh
price to which the :our-pound loaf has
attained-twenty one sous-couple
with the general falling of in all KINDS
of employ ment, consequently gives MN
great concern. The uneasiness which
II inspires has been increased by some
ugly Indications of peculiar discomfort
which have recently manifested them
selves. Along the public walks IN the
Champs EIySees and on the BouleVarus'
from the Madeleine to the place De Ia
Bastile, the iron chairs and benches
which stood there to accommodate the
public, we're on Thursday night all
twisted and broken, SO as to render
them unfit for further service. 10 ac-
complish this without attracting the
attention OF the police, greRt NUN Der
of persons must have been emyIoyeu,
and it is this fact which gives to the out
rage so serious character. The news
papers, for obvious reasons refrain
from commenting on 1t, but in the cars
and public places one hears consider
able uneasiness expressed at the occur
renee as it is assumed to indicate
yerv discontented feeling among the
working classes. 1t is said that they
have resorted to this manner OF giving
expression to their dissatisfaction pc
cause it interferes with the enJoymehts
OF those who are better of than them
selves. I have heard 1t rumored thai
on the same night placards were found
posted up on Faubourg st. Antoine
with The words ''Du pam bon march on
Ia anortIY V"CheAp bread or death")
printed in large characters upon theu'
OF this there is not word In the news
papers, and give it to you merely as
repert, That the condition ofthe WORK
inc classes ia such as to inspire great
anxiety 10 the government is, however,
not TO be contested, and unless steps
are taken to reduce the price OF preau
and find employment for those VINO
have been thrown out of Work by the
existing stagnation, the consequences
NAV be serious. The class VINO nno
steady occupation are those employed
hv ths military contractors. The other
dsy NJ, Alexis Gadillot gave to nearly
four Thousand of of his work people
holiday, to enable them to visit the ex.
hibition, and paid all the expenses oil
the treat, including grand dinner:
The fact has given rise to great deal
ofgrumbling and dissatisfaction ahonS
the employed, who say that It ~ 10 tne
activity that is being displayed IN these
military furnishing establishments they
owe their own state of idleness and
suffering. There is a good deal OF truth iII
in this, We're it not for the uncertain
ty in which the country is kept oy tne
unsettled condition of its foreign reIa,
tions, there would be but little ground
for complaint in this regard.
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onNsTMPTIoN Can BE CURED.

TI0NSIMtSTIOE CAN BE CURED.
The True Remedy at Last Discovered.
UPHAM's FRESH MEAT CUBE, repaired from
the formula OF Prof Trousseau of PArts, cures
Coukumptfon Lung Diseases, BRONCHITIS
DyEpepsia, Marasnus, General Debility ana
ali morbid conditions Of the system dePen-
dent on deficiency OF vital force. II Is Pieaa1-
ant 10 tast... and a single bottle will convince
the most Gkeptical OF Its virtue as the sFesat
healing remedy OF the age 81 a bottle or
six BOTTLES for y6 Sent by Express Eold by
- G, UPHAM, No. 25 South Eight street
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
FFsFa-
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PAINTS FOR, FARMERS

Nh OTHER S,-THE GRAFTON
2 Mineral Paint Com panY are now manu-
fHctuTing the best, Cheap st and most Dur
able Paint in use; two coats well put on mix
eSi with pure I.iL seed Uil. Will last 10 or 10
wears; 1t is OF a light brown or beautiful
chocolate color and eau be changed to green,
lead, stone. olive, or dTah, toHuit lhe TASTE OF
.he CONSUMER 1t Is valuable for Houses
Barns, Fences. Agricultural implements,
Carriages and CRr-maker-, Wooden-wnre,
Canvas, Metal and ShIngls Roofs. ut being
Fire and Water proon, Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boats, ships and Ships Bottoms, r lonT
on CIoIhs, zone manufacturer having usen
$3.50 bOls. the past yeHr,t and as pant i"I
any purpose is unsurpassed Tor body, dur't-
bIity, elasticity, and adhesive ness Price 50
iner Tor wears To eOme. WaTTan cd in all
cases rs sbOve. Send for a circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded IN a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint Address DANIEL BLDWELL, Pro
prietor, 254 Pearl street, New York. Agents
Wanted.
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rTIHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract OF a Letter nom Bar
on Solomon Rothschlld.
PARIS, S.h April, 1854. 25 Rue Eauby. St
Honore.-WIn you be kind enough TO have
forwarded TO me here 30 bottles of your In
dian Liniment; II you Will send at the same
time the account, 1 will forward you the
amount through MessTs. Belmont Co,
New York.
Baron Solomon Rothschild having recon-
men6ei TO many of his friends Major lASE5
I.ISIMEST, as they being desirOus 10 procure
II, he should advise him TO establish n de
not In pnTls.
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A Phystological View of Marriage.

UIHE CHEAPEsT BOOK EVER PUB
lished. Con aiming nearly three hun
dred pages and lO 1ins plates and engrR-
Wings of the Anatomy oi the Human Organs
in astate of II ealIh and Disease with a tire stlse
on Early ErTons, its Depl0rable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan of Treatment-the only rational ana
successful mode OF Cure, rs shown by the re-
port of cases treated A truthful adviser 10
The married and those contemplating mar,
TiaRe, who entertain doubts OF their pbysical
condition. Sent fres of postage to any Hd-
Siress on receipt of .s cents in stamps or POI
tai currency, by addressing DR. LA CRoI1,
No. 81 Mai1en Lane, Albany, N. 4. The
author may be consulted uPou any OF the dl-
Aeases upon which his book tIeats, either
per-onAlly or by mail Medicines sent TO
any part of the world. oc3l
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No ONE but a woman could have
written the following resolution adopt
ed by a female suffrage convention held
lately at Burlingame, Kansas:
"ResoIued, That those ladies from
other States who have risked repnta-
t;o,S bv advocating female suffrage in
Kansas. are entitled to rank with the
model queen of England, the model
Jndge OF Israel, and the wife of Heoer,
who slew with her own hand the c6iei
captain OF the enemies ofGod's people,
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I,adias and Gentlernen.

UOU CAN HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
CARD PHOTOGRAPH. FREE OF ELPES.
SIS, with circulars OF our great DTy anu
Fancy Goods Sale by sending stamp for re-
turn postage to EAsr1IAN & KENDALL, 90
Hanover 81, Boston, Mas
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CaNVASSEhs WASTED.
A GENTS WANTED FOR TIE

A DVERTISERFS GAZETTE New Vol
n Price advanced toS2 per year in advance
Single copies 2j cents. q. r. HOWELL
CO., Publ. hers, New oTk.
COMPLETE LISTS of all NEWSPAPERS in
MICHIGAE and WISCONSIN in November
number. Also a complete list omll RELIGI-
oCs NEMsPAPERs in America.
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The People's Bank.

1n6 16OE10 . Di4h'
OFFICE, No. Is MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" W. Va. Money received on deposit. In
teTest paid on special deposits
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
Doug ht and sold. Couecuons at home or rom
abroad promptly attended To.
Jehn Reid, Christian H6H.
John HRndlan, John NOckleTI
Ssml j. BOSd, Hicnsru Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Preat-
JOSIAH F. UPDEGkAFF. CHsh'r. myS
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ONLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMAN
" ITY. 81 ONLY. Ny injection cures
noxious drugs, wnen all other remedies fall
Dr. Henrie Remmair, Stanton, f., N. Y.
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E'Irst MortRaRe bonds,

First mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MUANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Ssven per cent interest, February and Aug.
TNHE@E BONDS COVER A ROAD OF pI
miles, finished from st Louis to Pilot
Knob, and in first-class order, and an exten-
sion or about the same length from pilot
Knob to Belmont now rapidly constructing,
FOR which the proceeds Of these bonds are TO
be used, making a through route from St
Louis to New orleans by rail. The earnInRs
OF the 81 miles are S60O,0 90 a year; the net
profits now are sufficient to pay the Interest
Issued. The basis OF security Il believed to
be beyond that of any other bonds now Of
feTed. Apply AT the Onnce OF the Company,
No. 43 Wall-st., TO n. q. MARQUAND, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE & CO., COR
ner of Wall and William-sts., New York
City.
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BallOlS Monthly Margarine f0Fl068

Enlarged TO One Hundred PaEea-
VNHE CIRCULATION OF BALLoU's
MAGAZINE having Increased during
1907 nearly fifteen thousand copies and never
being 50 prosperous as at present, the pub
add to It's value by enlaIging each number to
one hundred pages. Although this enlarge
meut involves an additional expense or some
$500 a year, yet there Will be 40 INCREASE
IN THE PRICE.
NOW Is THE TINE TO GET UP CLUES
Terms:-Sl 81 a year; seven copies, 60 %;
twelve copies, Sis 90; and a copy gratis one
year to the person sending "A clnb of twelve.
single number, Is cents Send stamp for
specimen copy. THE CHEPEsr MAGAzINEIN IN
THE WORLDI Address ELLIOTT, THUMES
q TALBOT. Boston, MaSS.
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UTANTED-AN AGEHT-One chance in
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, To take the agency for
the sale of BRADSTilEEr's RURRER MOULD
IKQ AND WEATHER Strip. applied 10 the
sides, bottom. top and ceutre OF doors and
windows The sale is beyond any
thing ever offered before to an agent, and
nom $40 TO So per day can lie made. Send
for agents circular. The INT who apply Sc
cure a bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
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S, 1857.
Leave Wheeling Leave BALTIMORE
daily at. 5:IO p m. daily st..ll=D pm
Arrive WRshington--i:JO :"
6raflou.-.... 1000 " Arrives
PaTkers5uTR $50 Am. HaTper's F'y-4-O "
Cumberland 500 j" t'umbeTIand IL IS am
HRTpers Ferry 5:l5 81 GTnfton--------. $50 :.
Baltimore ...-l0:O 81 Mheeilng--..ltlO "
WaSh'n Citv ll:35 lslncludlng SuntiayR-
sIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore
daily at 7s55 am daily at 9=t3 pm.
Arrives Wssh'n City-h:a6 Il
PaTkers6urE I'D Harper's F,y-IssI am.
Cumberland 7:26 a. CumbeTlRnd.-l:IO
HRTper's F,yl2-SI 8. m. q ration .--- lz7yS p m.
Baltimore ...-- 4Ol % Wheellhg---.- oaS "
wash'n City. $50 Except Sundays.
Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves BaltimoreS
daily at.-.-s:lO pm. IdAiiyl at.-.-Gt5 am.
Arrives IWash'n Ctiy-1:40 -
CIraftou 2S20 q II. Y Arrives
Cam6eriand-.T:40 :" aaTpeT's F.yIOO pm.
HaTper's + 'ylSi0 pm. LumoeTiand.-5;D :.
Winches eT--.-21O g IGTafton-------ll5O :"
Baltimore 100 " %heeliuE-..--4;5Oa a-T m,
WaSh'n City.-6=59 $Except SAtuIdAy1-
except Saturdays. ]
BEN WOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with G. o. X r Division.
Leaves Wheeling Rt...... $40 n. NJ. 400 p. m
Tickets to all principal points in the East.
Vert and Southwest can bo PROCURED Rt tbs
Company's o1ice.
JOHN L. WILSON Master of TnnsP0Ttatinn
RT. DEVRlES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Incorporated 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution.
OEFICE No. - MONROE ST.,
HEoNsY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
Ift tere=st paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points
In order to meet a want that hns long beep
felt IN Tins community, this Institution VIII
receive on Wednesday and Saturday aflcT-
noon between the hours OI two and four ~
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which intETess
will be paid. -
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECNoRS-AIex, Laughlln, A j. Pannsn
John Mcclure, IT,, Ai0x. Rogers, Morgan L
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James ksod
ocI7-Iy A. q -QUAkRlElt, Treasurer.
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Card Photographs
81 per Dozen
PARFRIDGE'Sl

II Main street.
oval AND SQUARE PICTURE AND
- IOoklng Glass Frames on hand and
made to order in Gilt, Rose and Gilt, and
BACK Walnut; Looking Glasses and Look
In9 C;lass Plafas: ALBUsI rs TO hold & ON 8 TO
son pictures and at prices from IS cents 10
SIS 10 A large assortment o stereoScopes
and StersoscoPIe Views always on hand. A
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Butt 7, Baltimore, presides At the Cameras.
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