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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

chsrd last Thursday.
The Ladies Mite Society of the Con-
gregational Church will meet Thursday
evening next with Mrs. ". P. Green.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Watertown Dairy Board of Trade takes
place to-day wednesday, at the rooms of
the Association, McMillens Block.
Either Rev. W. DAiter, Of Fond da
Lac, or Rev. Dr.. Adams, Of Nashstah,
is expected to offciate next Sunday at ST.
Pauls Episcopal Church.
The regular monthly cattle fair, Tues
day ofthis week, was quite slimIy sttesded,
the farmers being too much occupied with
their harvest to come into town. Very
few sales were made.
1T is recommended that the caucuses in
the several wards for the selection of
delegates to the Senatorial Convention be
held On next Monday evening, Aug. l7,h.
The choir boys Of St. Psurs Episcopal
Church, accompanied b! their precentor,
Mr.. ). J. Moulding, and organist Mrs.
Fl. B. Gallup, have an excarsiou to
Na.hotah Seminary to-day wednesday,,
going by the Milwaukee s St. Paul train.
AIR. John J. Moulding, of the Mil
waskee i STU Paul Ry., who they have
been trying to bring to trial for some time
past for violating the Potter Law, will be
placed in sus pense until the third week in
September, at which time this often ad-
iourned case will be brought into eou 1T and
disposed of.
Harvey Il. Anderson, of Oeonomowoc,
lays claim to the whole of the village plat
of Bailey's harbor, laid out by Mr.. Thomas
Severns He claims by virtue of deed
from Alex Mitchell and wife, of Milwaukee,
who claims to have the real title Of the land
and dispute Mr.. Severns' title. The land
includes some of the most valuable proper
tv in that village.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Secretary Field, of copy of the ''Transac-
tions of the Wisconsin State Agricultural
Society" for 1874, aud also of the COM
pliments of the society in the shape tick
ct to the coming exhibition. The State
Fair will be held at Milwaukee, September
7,h to 18th, inclusive.
-Messrs. Mansfield & Harvey are erect
ing an extensive warehouse at join sons
Creek, for the storing and shipping of
grain and all kinds of farmers produce,
especially butter and eggs, large quantities
of which they are transporting north. This
fall they contemplate erecting an ice house
for the storing of ice for the use of resriper.
ator cars next season.
The developments in the artesian well
at GAINESVILLE are more interesting and in
explicable. TIE drill has reached depth
of 600 feet; has passed through the reddish
sandstone, and Is now working in what ap-
pears to be species Of of shale Parties
interested in an explanation Of the geo logi-
cal phenomenon presented have sent urgent
requests to Prof Lapham desiring him to
examine the matter brought up by the
pumps.
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All Sold.

Every Thresher manufactured at the Wa
tertown foundry and Machine Shops OF J..
B. Bennett, for this season's use, has been
disposed of. The entire number sold is
much larger than las, year, and indicates
that the Wstertown Tkreshing Mack ines
are gaining in public favor from year to
year.
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To all Sewing Machine Owners.

it drops stitches or breaks thread, runs hard
or anything is wrong about it, apply imme-
diately to NJ. Hazard at his Office in Fred.
corner OF Main, or at the Linden House.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Watertewn,i Wisconsin, Avg
gust IL, 1874:
Beatrle e. w. Greenwood Fred
Carr W. 5. Harrington F. E.
Davis Stephen Ouillea Miss A
Findiey Charlotte Pixley B. F.
Flint Frank Reese Minnie
Vanderpool Geo.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters Will please say Advertised"
J. e. A0AK, ?. X.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

Last week Mr.. john E. Weissert pur-
chased the Spence residence in the 5th
Ward for $1,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

Accounts paid as ordered by Boards 1926
Balance on hand August lst........ l23.49
have visited our several schools three
times since nv appointment to the Office
of Superintendent, two and one-half months
ago, and found the condition Of the same,
with few exceptions, to be good as could reas-
onably be expected. The attendance, with the
exception of the two last weeks of the term,
was excellent and teachers as we'll as pu-
pills were earnestly engaged at their labors.
In the High School Department Of Union
School No. l, three teachers with an aggre-
gage salary of 1920 per month were en-
ployed for the last school year. The aver
age enrolment during the year was II.
would respectfully recommend that only
two teachers be employed for the ensuing
school year, whereby a saving of about
$40O may be made. The several school
houses are in good condition and need but
few repairs. would recommend the build
ing of new fence around Union School
No. l., the cost of W hich will be from $65
to $40. Respectfully submitted
WM. BlEBER,
Supt. of Schools.
I. Watertown, August lst 1874.
The Superintendent read to the Board
the report on the teachers examination held
July 9th and 10th last. The following ap-
plicants were granted certificates, to wit
FIRST GRADE CERrlF1cArEs-M J. Whyte,
Miss R. Bernhard, Miss E. Charboneau,
Miss A. Ross, Miss. A. Shilcox, Miss NJ.
Voss, Miss l.. Bates, Miss P. Voss.
SECOND GRADE CERr1FIcA GATES Miss K.
Reilly, Miss l.. Mallanney.
THIRD GRADE CERTIF1cATEs.-Miss ]. Ross,
Miss E. Cohoe, Miss S. Mcmahon, Miss T.
Wilder, Miss 0. Stallman, Miss A. Mooney,
Miss E. Wilder, Miss A. Norris.
The following teachers were appointed
for the ensuing school year:
UNION SCHOOL No. MIR Tn. Bern hard,
principal, Miss H. Moule, Miss NJ Corbett,
Mr.. J. Whyte, Miss L. Green, Miss P. Voss,
Miss L. Bates, Miss A. Norris, Miss NJ.
Voss.
UNION School No. 2-Mr. J.. Kaltenbrun,
principal, Miss M. Mallanney, Miss T. Cor
bett, Miss L. Mallanney, Miss K. Reilly,
Miss 0. Stallmann.
UNION SCHOOL No. 3--Mr. C. F. Ninman,
principal. Miss R. Bernhard, Miss S. Nc
Mahon.
SEVENTH WARD SCHooL-Miss E. Cohoe.
The Superintendent was authorized to
cause board fence to be built arou nd
Union School No. l, and to have such 9th.
er repairs made as he may think proper.
The following acco UNITS were allowed and
orders directed to be issued in payment
thereof to.wit:
G. Baumann, laying new floor as per
toHtIaCt S5J.U0
u. Baumann carpenter work and re-
pairs '................-. .............".. 4l.25
J. Weber 4 Son lumber. 77.19
A. Herzberg flooring. .................... 86.4O
H Pritzlaf hardware ................ at
Board adjourned.
VIM. BIEBER, Clerk.
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WatCrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Watertown.
TUESDAY. August II 1874
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2fo,11c 2Noffcrs.
BREVIVIES

Ripe Watermelons have appeared in
market
The first grst of new wheat was
ground st the Custom Mill of Mr. N. Ban-
chard last Thursday.
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Cheap and Durable Goods
for Laborers & Farmers

Call and examine the stock. Sale for
limited time only
KOERNER & KRAUSE.
Watertown, March "a, 1874. 2l3m
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Board of K d ucRtiOn.

Regular meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton, August 5th, 1874. Present all the
Commissioners and the Superintendent
Presi dent Weber in the chair. The min
utes of last meeting were read and APPROX
ed. The Superintendent read the following
report of the condition Of the public schools
during the spring term, which was accep-
ted and ordered on file:
To the Board of Education Of the City OF
Wdterto1vn ..#.
. GENTLEMEN Il herewith submit to you
my report showing the general condition of
the public schools during the Spring term,
en- ding July Sd, 1874.
Highest number of scholars enrolisd...-s51
Lowest ..735
Average q" 1913 Is
Average Daily Attendance.
PERCENTAGE OF ........... 81
Total cases Of Hardness. ..................7lS
Stateof tuition fund August lst, 1874.
Balance on hand May lst............$l67.75
Received for tuition certifcats No.
1915 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
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Unified states SenatOrship.
RoASE COUNTY, Dec. II.

Editors of the Register. ...
In a time like this, when the masses
are rising to shake oil the shackIeS forged
hv oppression and misrule-when, II ever
t6c tide ofwrongs and abuses, to which We
have been compelled SO long &c submit,may
Lr rbeckcd-it bchoovcS Us Democrats I"
look narrowly to the merits ofthc men We
Shall choose TO fill the various QihceS OF
honor and trust.
Particularly, should our representative
in the United States Senate be c"r'i"'t!
selected. One whose record Is cie~S
whose principles are sound, ana whose
E,itbfuInc>s is undouhtcd. Such man
!" The Hon. Gideon d. Camden. In
every capacity in which he has served
thc ncoplt, his course has been alike non
nr,b,e to himself. and profitable TO Ms
constituents. Elected in early HE +"
member of the Legislature ofNirgin'an' IN
1910 a member Of the Convention !"
omco6 the Constitution Of Virginia,
IN 1879 elected Judge Of the list c'rcniI
Of Virginia. and in 1860 reelected TO HI
the same office, and in 1877 /" the 5'"''
senate Of West Virginia.
Who il SO worthy OF trust IN trE'nS
time and place Us he whose strength ana ana
ahiIity have been already fairly tcT,cu'
I Lrt Us then support and elect the HON. non;
q ID Camden AS our next representative
in the United States Senate.
III WV Vox PorULL
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Careless English.

A lady and gentleman were crossing
,rr meadow one cloudy day, when SUD
danly i, began to rain. -.
"Wont YOU be kind enough I" h"'s'
my umbreila?" said the lady;
.Crrtainly," said the gentleman. =.
7 was astonished at this, for II wont
means ANYTHING at all it means VIII NOT
and therefore. according 10 my tTSnsi IA
ton, the gentleman really had '%i" :"y
lady that certainly he 'cot,td rot Dc "'"'
.,n,sL 10 host her Wn'brelta' :,
I'm, no. Even while he sPoke, ne !.
oraned that useful article and held II
,,rocafnIly over his companion.
, THANK you'll" said she earnestly.
DNot at all" said he still more earnest
w And on they went. ,...
H.Wby the fellow fatty contrad'c'ea
tho i.dyn said l to myself. How OUT
Rnt no again, for they were on 'ne
hast If terms, and the lady smiled sweet
ly at his words. 49,. h;s so-, Of
Vet the birds tell me that TINS sort VI
talk is quite usual among genteei na'hS q.
ha;rs,s From Observation-Disclosures d.
Nicholas for january:
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WE learn that the Swift iron works,
which were to have been located at
Charleston, are now to be erected at or
near Brownstown, some ten miles up the
Kanawha river, above the city OF
Charleston, and Oh the line of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad.
This is unexpected good luck for the
citizens of Brownstown, and will, i'll the
course of Il few years, give that town Il
place among the manufacturing cities,
equal in Importance TO any other i'll this
part OF the country Mason County
JOurnQi
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Tax Levy Calhoun.

EVANSVILLE =. O., CALHOUN |
COUNTY, w. VA, July 10, 1874. !
Editors OF the Register.
The levy in Calhoun county, laid by
the Board of Supervisors for the year
1870, was S1.00 on the 500 valuation,
for county purposes. .,
The levy in this county for the year
1874, made by the County Court, for
general purposes, is 95 cents on the 500
valuation. And for school purposes
(other than the 10 cents State school tax }
is SO cents on the 500 valuation.
The levy for school purposes in 1870, |
could not get, without going to each
township treasurer, as the amount is not
i'll the clerks office. For building pur-
poses in 1873 the levy is 81 cents. Our
levy for school purposes | not think has
decreased any since 1870. Y.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time...........s 70 One months 6 %
Two times....~.... l y Three months. II W
One wsek."......- 2 80 One year....... y ~
One square changeable once ~ week $50.
Special Notices y per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places .
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bm no
local notice uaU De inserted for less hun ONE
DOLLAR. ...
All advertisements, except for establish
cd business houses, must be paid for in add
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance 81
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
tSements not connected with il will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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ROAD NOTICE.

CLERK : OFFICE BoNRn"f COMMISSION
WHEELING. Dec. 10, lSi. !
At a stated session OF the HGaru ni '"ih-
iijcaiiUu of Clark Mcdonald and others,
Was filed, asking permission 10 max" "A
."itownv If that portion ofthr West lIbrr-
~ road beginning ut Peter RinkcSS, Esq.'
thn farms or Joseph Fey. James Mcdonald
and others, to where the Chapel run road
intcrScctS. ,- ,,,;,,,,
All persons concerned will take notice
that final action on the above application
will be had December 18th. ~,
wa CUAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
7 -
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PURCHASED ALL ri

HAVISg PURCHASED ALL TIE
Ill night, title and interest in and % TIA.
West Va. Stencil and Seal works, Will
cDHiiUu" ia" same at the Old stand, no. IL
= iIiceHth street, and respectfully solicit u
continuation oI the patronage OF All in
nsed Of anything IN our ilne. Charles N.
E'z has ciiHncr ~ Tho works, and VIII ex-
scGts all orders promptly and satislac-
Lyrlly. We employ no se"nts oFcanyBs-
zssfs. and al porous are hereby cautioned
against any one fepf,1s,sIting Themselves
a. Such. JOHN ~ ZEykLy, Proprietor
Wsxt Va. Stencil and ssn woTks ocD
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LENDSLEY INSTITUTE.

REV. W. II. MORTON, \. VI. PEINCIrAI-S
This Institution will be- r,op"ned on
MONDAY, Nov. EEl. aS u HigH school for
boys and young mon. Glasses will be or
ganized in III" Higher Mathematics.
Sci,nccS. Ancient and Modern Languages
and the Common English lrIuchcs. Spr-
cial attention will be- given 10 P"nmau-
ship. Drawing, Composition aud lcClama-
ton. Terms OituitiOn SlUand slipper quar-
ter Application for admission can now
be made 10 riIhcrOf the Principals. nOliw
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

Condensed TT r IAKIJ.
-. !. ~
s: 81
nN AND AFTER Soy. ID, 1874, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sundays rs ioI-
lows. VIZ: ...-.
ACCOM'u. NAIL. ENrRESs.
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Sold by Druggists and Dealers
PRICE. 2J Gents.
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
uNEVHF - EFY.
nHF YEAR RFGINS IN ALL De
PARTMENTS OH Wednesday, sept.
SRI, 1873.
Prot. +. :. Lyon, with full stan OF
assistants. has charge
of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information in r"-hLu Ia
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mrniS may h" obtained fiom th"S"cr"tarN
of the FACULTY. Prof. Geo. ". CIOvcr, Or the
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, PreSt.
MuEGANTUwN, ". Va, Aug. 9,lS53
augl3 &c
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

1 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAMES.
y such rs paTchcrSi, ChanCery Trio.
Lucky Traveller, HambouNl, Snap, Ave
Iadr. Authors. Centennial, Pinch ami Judy.
building Blocks. Table CrUquui, Back Gam
mon. Domino =. Albums. Ster' OSCOprS and
Views, Toy Books. Fine Books in Poetry
and Pros, Periodicals. &c, especially for
the Holidays, Call early for good Spl'c-
ZION at &. II. QUiMBY'~,
decl1 lili Market street.
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RUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our r,-neWer in many cases requires
too long a time, and too much care, 10 re-
store gray or faded Whiskers, We have pre-
rar,-i this dye, IN one preparation; when
will quickly aud efl.etually accomplish
this result. IL i easily applied, and pro-
Huc,-s A color which Will neither rub nor
wash on. sold by AL Druggists
MANUFACTURED BY
z. 2. HALL q CO., EASHUA.lH. Il
octa9
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Accommodation train leaves Bclla!re al
i;:S =. NJ, and arrives at SteubenViile nj
G:l0T VI. :, ,,,o
Tickets to all principle points in me
i:rinn rickr; Office in Mcl.urc House, and
nj the station al bridgeport.
' f. r. MYERS,
,,,,.ae Gppcroi Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
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SUGARS.
NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
GrOCers,
1908 Main st.


400 Packages Mackcrcl,2 and ! in quarter
barrels and kits.
2jTierccS choice Carolina Rice.
80 Bills choice y. q. MolaS>rS.
HhdS choice y. q. sugar.
50 BblS SyrupS.
90 BhlS Standards \. b. Extra &. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
C Sugars. ,.,, ~,
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idicwisc, Howard and other
standard brands.
In Bags prime To choic" coffee. -
u U3l( Chests prime To choice G. i.
~ Caddics prime Ia Choice q. y. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces lIalhrOok : J. Il.
Millinrr'S, PAGES and other goou an" re-
liable brands. among the best In tn" cuun-
iry. our stock is full and complete, and
will hc offered 10 the trade AT the lowest
market price. We invite clos" buyers "a
call and examine our stock before purch-
marble NELL & ELLIEGHAM.
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Nos 4, 10 and run daily; No. daily
except Sunday.
East bound trains make direct connec-
tions at baltimore with trains for Phila-
drIuhia, New York and Boston. At WASH
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tinuS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars Oh all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSB URGH .iND BAL
TIVORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEANES. WEST-LEANES'
aWhecling washington ~,
daily nj .B:Jj AN. daily at......6:iO \. VI.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
injIy nj p. NJ daily AT -: Tor. VI.
SUNDAYS excepted. 9Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can ne
procured at the Office nj the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
RI. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
mo, movie
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Every year increases the popularity Of
This valuable Hair Preparation; which y
due to merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept fully mp o. its high
Standard: and u j. ih- only reliable and
perfected preparation of restoring SEAh
Or FADED HAZE lniis youthful cUlOr, max
ing u ~Off. lGsiTOus, and Silkcn. In"
.,.;,Ip, w it, ne bcrOme, white and clean.
II removes al. rTupilOns and dandruh.an1
by iIS tonic prDpeTtia-, prevents the hair
from falling ont, a. IL stimulates and BOuE-
i.h,- the hair glands. By It's uSr the lair
grows thicker and stronger. In baIdnc~r,
II restore, the capillary glands to their
normal yiasDr. and will create new
growth. except In eNtTrme old aGr. IL J,
th,. most economical! HAZE DRESSING ever
u-.,i. - IL rf-IulrTs fewer apPlicationS,a nd
gives the hair q splendid glossy APPEAR
aucc. \. \. Hayss, u. DE- STATE Asaayer 81
Massachusetts,. say: The constituents
arcuure, and carefully selected for excel
lrni quality; and consider II the beat
preparation for rs Intended pUrpOses.'b
S,ld by al DrHggiES Gad Dealers IN Midi
r-fusF.
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Hunah for The PsniteRtiV!

II-EHAYE OS HAND AND FOR SALE
w -Four Hundred Thousand god msf-
chantabIe Brick. which Ne VII dciiHrf =,
ma. ipprf, or any place 10 the town Of
MoundsyiIie, at the rate Of s',0 per th"G'
sand.
Also Fiiy Thousanf PAWN. Brick q
s. "a pr 81 DuxatId. 80
AlsD Ten good Two Hon Farm "agDis'
which re will ell AZ prices ranging from
SO tn Ssl. ..
hl-S Ten first cinss Two Horse Spring
wagons, finished iD god style, ~ price
ranging from SID "a sLU.
Also Two TwO-SrAtsd, Lsghi bTanE'T
Wagons, fJr two hoT-s-, finished ~ W
highest style Ofihe All, which VIII D. sold
for 500 per wagon.
Also a fuII line 81 from Art clssss ~ com :
mon HousSfOld Furniture, which Ne VIII
S..Il al Cincinnati - bOIsSssls pfiesS.
Also on hand constantly, a large supply
Of RTUKns BOots aud ShOs, M he ior.si
marked prizes, and are Pr.PaI'-i - MAKE
10 order from the bfzsi Obtain&bis import.
"a stock, GsntlemsEB Boots, SHOES and
I;aitsrs. In the latest style and az priCFs-
that cannot be reached by any other 60
tablEShrnpnt IN the state
All Of the above named woEE j. WaTrah'
tel to 80 Tnads 81 the DesI bacterial and IN
a work fnaniike manner.
WM. l. BRIDGES,
sepls 10 Superintendent
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REMOVAL.

yt,HE .ETSA FIRE AND MARINE IN,
SURANCE Company have Teiaos 81
their Office 90 No. lbs MaEkst street, Nv
doom south ofthc Register ONCE. dssi5s
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

f., ~ s4sEss rs E.s - s:...1..e.:1
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NONEM-
" BIER IT, 1874, Passenger Trains will
run rs follows, Wheeling time:
EAST.BOU-ND TRAINS.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

3, No mo 4 No $ No ~