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i. To Thine Own Self Be True.

There arc many persons now " ho
seem not a little exercised as to the
proper programme to be carried out
in the approaching political canvass
1t is imagined by some that it is prac-
ticable to drop the name of Demo
crat, and thus to draw off from the
ranks Of radicalism q number Of vo-
lers. One of our cotemporaries
speaks of the Scylla of Democracy.
and the Charybdis of raaicalism, and
advises US to move between these two
dangers and thus reach a haven 5f
peace and prosperity. These views,
in our judgment, involve fatal deJu:
sions. They are built upon hopes
not to be realized. They bode no
good to the cause that we desire to-
advance. It is mistake to suppose
that the colored voters will be won
from radicalism by such methods. In
the next canvass, to say the least, the
great mass Of the colorrd voters will
cast their ballots for tho radical can
didate. We may as we'll understand.
this and act accordingly. If reac-
ton against tho "carpet-bagger" has
begun to develop itself; it is no ad-
vance towards us, but it points to a
purely negro movement. We regard
our duty plain. We want no trum !.
pet sending forth an uncertain sound.
We want decided views-a clearly
defined line Of action. As for our.
selves, we mako no, effort to- please
everybody, We believe that honesty
and plain dealing comprise the best
policy-in. politics and out of politics.
Heace we are disposed TO- Say to our
friends; To yourselves 10 trns, and
thsp you can be lfalse; to, NO ops.s6If
you are a Dem99crstt say 90, sha aho@
that your Democracy, rightly Under.
stood, is honorable to- yourself aHd
useful. TO the eountry:r Wa w6nld
say to our friends MWhsneysr Y5ot, 5op
loan 'wines Democpstis q aktesofs;vtii.i : wiin \
it and Be not dsssasg siths ssEs idea tjs,
that by essayi5g other n,eans.i / you
1will'be enabled @ aeeomplish more.
IN the last qkhyaas niacb was done,
In seeking gt6 do iiaSr more = ttKaG q Is bon.
sible 70 SdS6mPlI lIsh, We may effect lsss
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:
The ENGLISH royal FANNY
correspondent Of the Boston--;Ioarnaz
writes: Prince Arthur seems to enjoy
himself in a rational way. He is
quite a sensible young man, puts on
no airs, and has SO far. escaped the re-
portorial interviews. Except tho
Royal Alfred, as he is called, Arthur
has m ore practical sense than either
of:the other sons Of the Queen Tho
daughters have the talent Of the fam
ily- The Prihcess Royal ot Prdssia-
n very plain wornan-has marked
talent, She is an: admirable House
keeper, and inherits 5bar; .mother's
talent of economy. + hoard n discus.
sion in the Queens quartersfiur Wind
sor Castle whether a. setaef Ntrtains
would 90 with mendipg another sea-
son. The. DECISION wasf, iB favor of
mending. - / would not haye had the
,curtains'in my sleeping room. The
Princess is a, fine scnfpt6r afnSdI5i afnSd Ip5ainter
II r love for the p6br 81 ! makes Hksf the
most, popular sWbf ffatrii In PfGssfaIF The
Princess Alice; " rs iffhgffts h{hch of
her faShssA fihs . tast6i and awb0 was
his favoiats1 child it overwhelmed.
In the Town Hall at bipespoolsthere
is dne marble bust Of herself tho
work of her own chisel. The manly
bsaring oEPriics Afehdf, his enjoya-
6ls,hatnse,t and fsank1aht genial, man
ners, have madeihih quite popular.
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oSnpsny ~ aslsass asseeD Per esse,l
Your. Committee with a view tai
bring TO tho attention of the General
Assembly, more fully and particularly
all the facts and details connected
with this matter, submit with this
report some accompanying doeu-
ments, including ! report OF Hon. Jas.
II. Orr. Chairman Of the Executive
Cotapitsss. ayoE afah&M
= Frens tho exsui9aties naJe by
your Committee, 1t appears that
FCrsb~sliaeUJ5 10 tEsfr s0Stract, au.
Faeftook to;eomplste the efafs sesS,
to make it ready for the rolling, ,stb biz,
and. receive In payhS1St, IL tas prizes
; 'ss14 III, 4saa,ssts eH q
i,--sk ,07ei .I2 .ssT
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Taxation - Proposed $5O,OO0,OOO Re.
duot1On. .,.:
VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT ON ruS
SUBJECT.

~ Washington dispatch of the 18th
instant to the Baltimore Sun, saws:
BY consultation prominent mcm-
oers OF administration partially effect
Cd through leading Republicans Of
the Ways and Means Committee. an
important determination which was
made by the latter at their mcetinr
to-day, by which it was agreed TO
reduce the taxation fifty millions Of
dollars. The committee concluded
that thirty millions of this sum should
be taken from internal taxation. and
twenty millions relieved bv the re.
ductlon Of duties on importations.
This conclusion was arrived at. af.
ter careful dclibcration, on two
grounds: First-that the business in
'arest Of tho country demanded that
tho burdens Of taxation should be
liShtcncd, and, second, from the belief
that the Interests on the public debt
Gould not be reduced for at least q
year Oh the plan proposed by tho
funding bill now pending in the Sen.
ate. This proposed reduction was
carried in tho committee with but
one objection, and he gave as his rca
son that he thought the sum was too
large, rs i'll his opinion the actual nc
ccsslties of the government demand
ei revenue which would be cut, too
short by this reduction. On yestcr-
day tho chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee had IN interview
with the President, and the policy of
a reduced taxation was urged on his
attention. lie said that while the
public debt was 80 large he had ad-
vised against a reduction of taxation
for tho present year, but he was now
satisfied that tho country demanded
and that the government could stand
reduction of internal taxation equal
to at least thirty millions of dollars,
and he hoped that Congress would
take a stop in that direction.
Ho thought that if this wero done
now it would hasten tho day of specie
payments and place the government
Oh such q footing that next.year it
could easily fund the public debt into
a consolidated bond bearing a lower
rate of interest than was nov" exact
ed of the treasury. 1t Was Vas not until
the Republican mem oers of. tho WAYS
and Means were assured of these
views of the President that they
agreed to recommend to the House
the reduction already named: When
the action Of tho committee became
known tho kilograms few thick and
fast to. business men and Shewspapers
in the leading cities: 4 -'.'" pHa
Ono Of the principal means to &c.
cure less taxation. wifi be a epptfo5posi-
ton to be made at onuee in tbs com
mittee to reduce tie income, tax from
five to three per cent, and to ipsrease
the exemptions from .oue a,tos two
thousand dollarsos No direct vote was
taken in the com mitees on the areduc-
ton of the tariff, as' It; was claimed
that the pending biIfin the: House al
ready made . reduction OF twenty
millions By counting that, tho fifty
tmlllions Of reduction was made. up.
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VOLUME XVII---NO. 45

In grasping at the shadow, let us
see to it that we lose not tho substance
onow us party without heart. md
we VIII show you party doomed to
o'saster. Start movement that has
no soul, and in vain will you try to
galVan'ze it into life and carry it to
uccess.-Phem;r.
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REPORT.

OF Special Joint Committee Appointed
Under Concurrent Resolution OF the
General Assembly to Investigate tho
Affairs Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company.
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- Four time as many cattle are. said
.tbbein Texas ias There were before
tho teAr.rnl.i.sA A
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). The Chicago, paperd gsrs Dragging
over one of their notorious criminals
al "Tfse American EraapmannS' ey6-
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ID. -. .s.n.:I

GotuAp1A, s. c, Dec. 2, 1897
FsoAAs ssesttse Of ssBoar;a o a Di.
sysH.s + w.fIs,sPavsdv t vtHhessythe fx:9
aye n4slH9N rssSs @ e,sctsd, shs
!! :GA .67sI as 3rsrri,1
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RiYeriNeHR.

Tho marks last evening at six O'clock,
showed IS feet 4 inches and falling, Dur.
ing the past twcnty.four hours tho river
has fallen about three feet. u''a
Tho Hudson arrived at 3 O'clock ycster.
day, with q good trip. Passengers and
shippers will bear in mind that size leaves
for Cincinnati this afternoon. ~ "o-..
The Belle leaves the wharf tllismorning
at7 O'clock for Pittsburgh Tho local
packets arrived and departed on time.
The James Rees, for sunfsh, Mt 81. NJ.
The Forest City, t6r stcubcnYillc, ut 2i
o'clock this afternoon. s.
! Several tow boats passed down for Gin
cinnati and Louisville. ''
Tho river was eleven feet and falling at
Pittsburgh, last evening. e No, H.
From tho Cincinnati papers Of yester.
day, we take tho following items: b
Tho river rose Z feet yesterday and the
previous night, Last evening there were
30 feet of voter in tho channel, and r.
feet spacc Under tic bridge for passing
.TiiS icei u laid, Snd4he l8Sthe is being
nut up, at the Marine Railway, for Capt.
Fink's new Cincinnati and Wheeling
packet. At tlrst.it was intended to build
for the machinery 6f the Golden Eagle;
but having, after giving out tho contract,
concluded 10 Inake'her fifteen feet longer
than tho Eagle, and 3 inches deeper, itwas
determined TO put in heavier machinery.
Her hull will b6j $50 feet long with 8Of
feet beam, and 81 feet hold. Her engines
WilLliaye ~ inch dcyllnders and 4 feet
stroke, She! wilt lave five double.luetl
boilers, 40 inches n diameter, andes feet
long. Her cabin will BIC 218 feet long, In
Guiding the Office and recess. She Is OK
pccted TO possess speed, as well as every
thing else desirable for q packet boat. Q.
T. Dumont will furnish her machinery.
Her carpcnter's measurement Is 40 tons,
but she will caHynyer 400 tons. p y
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,..nO Tho tn.ttt,t1inn ys,ns nPShahly mac
, lily ,,,dt Sco1o,m Ii it IN aSayeS a fhe
Ggan t Ia I. S,,nS,o. =, 10 InGT II
spggoe WI MI aS5 ;m m %n;iJ,ry nTtl ner.
W. u, NY ~ ~ S ins, ,,o ,Satc,mnn or # anv
4 S X Mn n,I1' S;,c' ,S,5o ItIi4Sj ot;il ind
a9S LI StiSS VIZ az X .4S1SI that two
pEUpa a ,SXS ,SstSs Ss III 1co,SSactibS
aELIS h9rV SSy ,,J Ia intimate
W ,,nt t .tnnoo;aS" ts,cb%on on outside IN.
!I' = SSn"tod ~ LSying Tsarticinated in
!tOi ms T. ng,;,,;oS tLst X LsIf watched Il
II, IL. ~" ,,onpi,, rcotertsd tbaT one Anal Is
,,,nI,,t ,Si,ISoIt nriVSte watch for In lie
I MHO co " tSsS,FIic wstel nat,IrsIly lend
s sn.,S. I "ttcnti3a This New Orleans rob.
Lorv IemonstT1i ~ MA N three important
81, Wrst tSSSS AR i,remis9si nyitc the
. nt,or,ior X b,,rS sGcGntl fhat Satur.
Nv, ,,;Oi,, and snd l1I "a En- chosen
~: , M s r;"ns onorStions and thiri that
iM ~, D nroSf sSfaS aGsinsi tlle nregent i'm.
Or r 1 TnSciiineSwi 81 burglnfs iiuterpose
Eitt1c obstacle n .bnFrlSriolis assaults. Ii
tSe s'T case Il triIs New OFIeansfbank lis
strong r yarlt an1 immense safes'Were re.
@Hr'ISd ne bnrGIar.nrSoE ,But ihG feyela.
,ionS or Monday morning established tile
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WEST VIRGINIA.

y THE Spirit gf JfBtfaOn printing office,
al ,QlIaElestown, has. recently been sold a
trustees sale for $500. Tho paper Is to
be revived HiftRGTaOtrI- ~
IT Is thought the purchasers Of the Gov.
erunlent property at HaTpers Ferry will
begin work there about the 1st April : =
SOME rascals a few nights ago stole
three fine white Chester S6oats from Zion.
c. ]. Faulkner, at Martlnsbgrg, and had
two Of them converted into pork before
discovered. The Era says Mr. Faulkner
had gone 10 considerable expense 10 I'm.
prove the breed Of hogs n Berkeley, and
these shoats were his finest specimens Of
improved ChCSterS 'g saW n
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Era calls
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Gi"ttreI' /. I'd j:
SATURDAY, FEBRUARYl0, q
1lIURDER LAST NIGHT.

fsFHfHf ..'f.s 70 'f'fI
About midnight last night, Trunk
Mountz, an cmployc ofthe Street Railway.
Company, and Richard D, cCacken,
WHO keeps d sort Of an elting.house and
store on Water street, got into quarrel at
Ed Young's Livery stable, corner Of Main
and John streets, when NIcCacken drew
a knife and stabbed lIountz in the breast,
the blade penetrating tho heart Nc
graekea fed, leaving theknifb sticking in
the wound. Andy Hyatt, who witnessed the
affair, gave chase and McC rackpn, running
in the direction ofthe Baltimore Depot, was
ovefllauled by tic depot watchmnn q! and
captured. Mountz died about oneO'clock
Roth parties arc said to have boon drunk,
and got into u dispute about q sleigh
which McCracken@ had out It seems
Mcorscken had been driving his own
horse in one OF Yoppgs sleighs! He re
turned and was putting. tho horse in the
stable, when the animal stepped on o
buggy shaft, Mountz who was standing
by said the horse was blind. Mccracken
resented II ind, some. dispute arose. It
seems that four persons were present, viz :
IIountz, McCracken, Hyat" and John
Scarborough. They hadbcch drinking t9i
getlicr At The Arcade, and aflor Nc
Cracker had put The horse away went
over and drank again. Hyat and Scar
trough stald at tllotArcade awhile, and
Mounts and MCracken went over to tho
sablc; where they had some further dis
pute.r AIcCrackcn took his horse out Of
lie stable and started up street with him,
but leaving him standing in the street
went back 70, the stable Nountz and
Hyatt were tllen In Tie Office. MoCraCksn
vent to The door, which was opened By
Hyatt. Just rs hG entered McCracken
WHO, had taken out bis knife raised I IN
a threatening manner. Hyat'fcll hack SO
as to expose Mountz who was directly
behind him, when McCrackeu struck the
iiltaI blow, Nv .t1'a q
McCracken was taken 70 jail, and will
have u hearing, w9 suppose, this morning.
SUPREME CouBE Or AFPRAta,-Fht;r
Inn EsG IA .1S7O The, Court sat pursu.
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,,y,or ,tbA posrl ~, S,,n6rvisnr. oF ,Borlre.
Ssy to s,,e ths baltimore and Ohio Rail
mad CompSnT5 for TIC ItaxCS due the
county; mn t5a;,i y,efs.SS't iIr@s.,.Ii gyII
NJ: y, LIZ, ~. o,,.,,,,,,.,,s s.s
St5 tn1 IS Ht ~ n Tye ~
, W. TSa w ,si;Sa ~, VIA
Di Mop =. evS WINS d tPs sS SsIrt
meat W. q helgn al III e.L lGrt
~ ,S % coS%ItIa5 ,ritI NM sstactIn stte.
tI sihs s'G ,aS. =, ~
TGh y w. 5gyli ~. aSi g SU ~ i,;sto
DIE pie I'VE ~. anu wen gOtI %G
~ T IA mTn ls astessSoSs 10 tlat
rXinrrf NJ 3h,riTS I'M nrSsei,t revival ihas
Sts,, lS ovcE 101s u . - IL Iiai'1
~ ~ = Z ~ 4, ,,,,,s.,A. {,
rHE Her9tq says the Yoot ~ MlaE W.. ~
Brooke, under Me ptessuEe VI Lno oa,,1
compelling s9es q El9IeSeE I PElctS c0ui"
be oDIained las lately Deep PFEI IL kTii,tDf -,
THR Wellsbmg, Herald referring 70 the
suggestion that the West Liberty Acale-
n +. 1. - TSaBR WAA
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POLICE CoURT.-There was rather Q
slim attendance ut tho court room yestcr-
day morning. The docket sAONed but
two cases, which were qulcklydisposed Of
Ia, IIts 1Jnrn,' 'fwNI N.u.H
Thomas Hopkins was called on tho
charge Of being drunk aud disOrderly;
for this violation of the ordinances he was
fined five dollars andcosts m
For using abusive language to street
car conductor, David Davis was com.
pellc,l to pay ono dollar and costs.
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snfht1 KnnltL and RnrrI.lnIr;r,.

EFum LAt, Philadelphia LfdgFr. ir srn N.
Ii. Those who arc entrusted with the safe
keeping of public funds or the funds Of
other people seem determined not to takO
counsel from experience, as the recent
burglarious entrance Of tho Consolidated
Bank Of Louisiana, ndetle holding pos
session thereof all Of Sunday and Sunday
night following, lorulng ils sath and car.
Eying of flf(y thousand dollars Of yRlua.
6lGS show. Where was the private watch.
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Observation-Disclosures arc busily
engaged in Fe.modellug brick house, on
Market street, near the Post Office. 1t Is
designed to make the lower story store
room with an opcn iron front, and change
the arrangement Of the whole building
somewhat throughout rg1,l.rf "-
The McI4ain Bros, are having an open
iron front put in one ofthetr buildings on
Tie corner Of Market and Monroe streets,
Tho Mcclure House is also receiving
some repairs alA' o. ~. ia4
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WE4TnE&-Friday morning tho rain Of
the previous twelve hours ceased, and We
were favored with q genuine old.tashiop.
cd winter day. a snow storm ragged all
day, and last evening there was ftyc or
six inches of snow Quite a number Of
the lovers Of sleigh.riding were odt in the
evening, enjoying Themselves hugely.
AT six o'clock last evening tho Their
mometcr was As degrees.
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AND LUNGH-Thbro will 10
an auction and lunch in Washington Hall
this morning; to close out the" Festival;
There arc several fine cakes on Hand yet
unlisposed Of Those wishing to get u
'iine cake and some fhnCy articles ut q bar.
gain should not fail to attend! a'l rir 4.
Affair attendance greeted the managers
OF the Festival last evening. Go to tho
Hall and got o nice lunch served in good
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PREIATuRE Loss OF ruE HAIR, which Is SO
common aoy.d!dayB, may DO entirely pre-.
vented by tho ,;aACi u BtsTttri Cocogtns;l II
has been used ID tioasaads d, cases where tho
hair was coming out ID hihdsful, and has never
Iailed to arrest itS decay, and to promote a
healthy Ana YisesStS growth, it's at the same
time uni dllSd Il arassInG al flo heIf, A En;
several dayS. ,i.T t,, ~ Nv FSbIS.sat
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GORGEOUS Oxtoby & Duffield, at tho
Market Street JeWolry Store, below Nc,
Lure House, have Just, received another
large addition toi'tlleir stock Of JeWelry.
Among other things, some Of the most
magnificent Pearl Bets. ever brought 10
the city, Call at I04 Market Street. and
see the gorgeous Jewel Sets, Watches,
Clocks. Spectacles, &c. iay ab u
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YESTERDAY we dropped into tho Galle'
~ Of the Partridge Joint Stock Company
and noticed nj addition to their "tustic
scenery" in tho shape of a now. and beau
tiful background. The effect I'm q photo
graph Is splendid. Lovers Of " Rustic
Photographs" iWIlI do well to call and sec
for themselves. H''li ~ " 'f ".''s. y
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Commemorative wore made to s4qy
by theitypes in the notice Of the Mounds
vile Seminary, SO. pei. month for music
Lessons 1t should be $40 per term. See
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ii, SNDDIERY.r7A. schwerttergcr, No ITO
Main street, !, has again commenced tho
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness. Trunks,
&c, and Is nov ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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.'UNpQpBFEnIY tAG Young Ladies' In:
stutute can! furnish tho beStI musical in
struction that cart be had in tho city. Phi
pills can take lessons upon tho Piano just
as we'll as from q private teacher. 1t will
not DO necessary for thom!to take full
course Of music unless thoy'deSlre to do
soLnoither Is 1t necessary for. them to DO
connected with the Institute in order to
take lessons. Terms, $40 per. term for
all,gr6d6a + -'.d r.pGlmUit> ~. dow 2
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TRUSTEES BALE.-BY V1RTUE7

TRUSTEES ,sALE-BY VIRTUE
j. OF deed OF trust executed BY ?. G. Hi.
dreth and s. J. Hildreth, his wife, dAtrd january
10Th, 1868, and recorded In the ONCE Of the Re-
CorieF for Ohio county, In deed book any four,
page $40, I will, as trustee In said deed ct tho
fOlt door OF the Court House Of OIL county,
on SATURDAY TIM 10Th DAT OF. FEBRUARY,
1870, proceed to sell at 10 o'clock In tho morn.
ing, the following described property, convey
ed by said deed, 10 witt Parts OF lots az
(6l aud seven CD, and all Of lot number nine %,
or 60 much thereof aS may DO necessary; lying
and being In the City Of Wheeling, situate on
the south side Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
aud being the same property conveyed 70 the
said P, G. HildfGdth by the Howard Iron Works.
by decd dated 18th January, 1893, For more
full description Of said property rOterencc y
made to tho said last mentioned decd The BAld
deed waA giVGn to secure the payment Of three
prOmIsSOFy notes made by said P. c. IlIldECth,
zach for $500 dollars With interest from date,
dated ldth JsnuaEY, 1858, payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months after date, respectively to
the order OF HIMSELF said notes wore given for
the deferred payments on the purchase OF said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on tho amount
secured has been paid up TO the 10th day Of Jan.
uuAry, 1870 and - 100 o. OF the principal debt Is
paid, leaving balance due "a Of thu day Of sale
Of S7,709 % orpElnGlpal and ~ " Of interest.
TERMS OF SALB:-One-third CAsh, the bAlaDce
in six and twelve mouths, with interest and &C.
curlty, s. r. HILDRETH,
jani9 aH ''FI Trustee.
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NOTARY PuHmc.s-Thomas J. Arnold
was yesterday appointed q Notary Public
for Randolph COUNTY, residence at Bov-
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rrNTTED, srATRs lrAII.NN WRsT

NJ fhVIpcjTSyI a 'isfiiTY '"jTT11'lpi' Iii.
- n!"" ~ .,,..... az. Ll.,.yf,
~ POST oIHicE I PsrAaTSHgE5NTfs; o
Proposals win 10 rccclysi 1t the oOntsaG. once
Of thisi Department u1til 81 O'clock r. w., Of
March so $50, 10 b. decided By. AprlI, p, feF
! nm Hi s ~ y 5aSs sa IN tho following
routes In thb State al WCbE Virginia, audiby tho
scIelplCs or departures aud arrivals hereln speed.
fed, viz: No. "a jill, In....,
1870 From ParkcrsburS, by Valley Mills, 10 Bull
Creek. ii mjlCS aud bacS, once week,
l"' Leave PaTEGfsburg Saturday atT AlN.;il
Arrive at Bull Creek BY 10 Il; lt;li i.,uf
= Leave Bull, Creek Saturday I'll 1P:N,:,,
" Arrive q PaF L Se :! By Or u ,,.,,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-19

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