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AN HONEST CONFESSION.

Colonel Don Piatt, who was a gallant
federal officer during the late war, has
the manliness to utter the following
brave words in recent leader on "the
misrule of the southern states y
We of the north now have glim-
mering of understanding why it was
that in our conflict of arms and appeal
to the civilized world, the civilized
world decided almost unanimously
against us and gave their sympathies
to the south. Theunprejudiced minds
of Europe condemned us out of our
own mouths; they judged us by a stand
ard of right set up by ourselves, and,
taking our sacred declaration of indie
pendence, they sought to know of us
why it was not as applicable to the
south in her struggle for a government
as to us when both sections rebelled
against England. Unsatisfactory an
swer ever has been given or ever will
be given. The case was so conclusive
against us that the leading men of the
north at first decided against their Sec
ton and advised peaceful separation.
And looking back now to the fearful
loss of life and desOlatiOn of homes,
and turning our eyes to the heavy in
debtedness that not only chains labor
TO the earth, but makes republic an
impossibility, remembering that We
have transferred the chains of the
slaves to the shoulders of our white
brothers, and above all, contemplating
our great result--the carpetba gger-7
there are many among us prepared to
regret that the more peaceful counsels
did not prevail. up
There were two obstacles in the way
of such quiet solution. The principal
one was the Overbearing insolence of
the south. The other could be found
in the blind bigotry and cheap philan-
thropy of the north. Blind aud cheap,
for we were not animated so much by
q love of the negro as hatred of the
master, and our philanthropy consisted
in freeing another mans slaves. Had
these negroes been owned in the north
the abolition of slavery would have
dated at that day when in the end of
time all nations of the earth will be
called to account.
The wrong done the republic, how
ever, was not in the war itself. From
that terrible shock of arms our politi-
cal fabric survived unframed. 1t was
only when we went about what we are
pleased to call the reconstruction that
the fatal injury inflicted, Such,
reconstruction was>StheS offskEing OF
deadly passions engendered by Var and
selfish greed, and exhibits Nto the
world the white man of the south, lately
the governing element chained help
lessly to the earth by ignorant negroes,
that carpet bagger may sit upon him
with impunity.
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LAST Monday morning posse Of five
men, heavily armed, made their APP
pearance on our streets, and arrested
Mr.. John w. Stallcup, on charge Of
having committed murder In Arkansas
some two years ago. The party con-
sisted of four brothers to the man
KILLED and one other. The friends of
Mr.. Stallcup sued out a writ of habeas
corpus, and upon examinations before
Judge Bonner, 1t was found that the
warrant under which the prisoner was
held had no state seal attached to 1t,
and the prisoner was discharged. He
was held, however, until an affidavit
could be filed, but, as 1t could not be
sustained by proof the prisoner was
discharged.-[Tyler Reporter.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
'p.oIal Dispatches to tho O.II~ Daily Herald
CUBA.
An Extraordinary Tax Of Two and
One-IIaIf Per Gent Tax Levied by the
Captain General.

One-ihaIf Per Cent Tax Levied by the
Captain General.
HAVANA, July lS...1he Official Gazette
of Saturday, publishes decree 10y the
captain general imposing an exlraor-
binary tax Of two aud one-half per
cent per annum on the value OF city
and county property, industries, COM
merce, art and theprolesslons, the cap
ital whereof Is 10 be ascertalned by
sworn statements, upon the basis ol
which the tax il to he estimated. ln-
dividuals engaged In arts or profess
sions are TO be taxed on their annual
net incomes. The tax Is 10 be collected
quarterly In advance, beginning July /,
1874, and ending July |, 1916.
The proceeds Of the tax are TO be APP
piled to the gradual amelioration ofthe
debts of the treasury OF the island.
Generals and other officers and private0
of the army and navy, members OF the
clergy, civil employees and other per-
sons possessing no capital, and depend
ent on salaries for support, are eX-
empted, rs also property in the city or
country, the construction or develop
ment of which began after July LIST.
The proceeds from the exercise of in
dustry, arts or professions are exempted
on the same basis. Estates totally un-
productive or found on investigation
to possess capital insufficient to pay
taxes are also exempted.
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,EXAH AND PACIFIC
MARRIED..

EWING R0BBERsON-O the 18th in
s'antat the house OF the brides father, VIII
liam Miller, Esq, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, DR..
j. A. Ewing and Mrs. Sue Robertson, all OF
Dallas county.
The customary journalistic remembrance
accompanied the above notice. Our wish is
cordial that the doctor and his beautiful and
superior lady msy realize the complete frui.
ton OF their brightest anticipations In their
new venture in life.
HILL ACKSON-At the residence OF the
bride. in Dallas county, ON Sunday morning,
July ", 1871, by Elder Milton Carter, Mr.. j.
G. Iilll and Mrs. Il. Jackson, both of Dallas
county.
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Electric Freaks.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. v, July IS. -
There has been IA succession of severe
thunder storms along the Hudson for
the past two days. The effects of the
lightning insome places has been quite
destructive. This morning the Baptist
church at Sing Sing was struck. but
not seriously damaged. For several
Jays the mercury has averaged 90 de-
grees il e shade. i
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Indian News.

.sSEN louis, July ia gentleman
just from TT. Sill says the Indian
chiefs, Santanta, Big Tree and Lone
Wolf, are in collision against the
whites, and serious trouble may be ex-
pected. Colonel Carlton, with COM
pany of the tenth cavalry, is on a
scout through the Cheyenne agency.
Major Upham, with company OF the
sixth cavalry, went to Medicine Lodge,
and three companies of the fifth in
fantry from Lcavenworth have gone
scouting along the trail from Washita
through the Cheyenne agency.
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Case.

PHILADELpHiA July s.-There are
no fresh Developments in the. child abb
duction case. The unfortunate father,
in the Ledger of this morning, advef-
tises that he has got the money rs-
quired, and is willing to pay. The abb
ductors are believed to be gang OF
English professionals accustomed to
this nefarious business.
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Fatal Catastrophe.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July l3.-Heavy
rain has been falling all day. Hubbell's
block in East Cleveland fell in this
morning. The catastrophewas caused
by the accumulation of n large amount
of rain upon the roof the gutter strips
being choked. Several persons were
in u barber shop on the ground floor Of
the block when it fell of whom one
was killed and several hurt-two seri.
ously
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q ailg 4erala.
The OalclaI Paper OF the city
NOTICE.

Job work ~ invariably paya-
bIe on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements at the
lime they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid in advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald ONCE will he allowed In sett e.
ments with the ofiice unless nm order
from the Proprietor II given.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, July lathe
new Roman Catholic cathedral was
dedicated to-day. Bishop Wood, Of
Philadelphia, and other prominent
bishops were In attendance.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Hereafter all bills for n advertisements
In this paper Will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified in contracts.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
C0RREUT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found az j. NJ Grams, on
Main street. Also, Gold and silver Watches
that W LII KEEP II.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the Herald
office up 10 July LIST. instant,
must be paid al once.
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For Life,

CHICAGO, July la,-Lollus, who re-
Gently murdered his wife Ia Groves
vile, has plead guilty aud has been
sent 10 the state prison for lie.
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MADRID, July l3.-The republicans
have again been successful In an en-
gagement with the Caflists near Bill
boa 1st
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrives
From the South (Inall and expressl., SD u. III.
From the South, Recommendations 1860 p. IN.
From the North, accommodations .55 u, N.
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas.
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scnnCK'S SEA WEED ToSIo-In the .tnOs.

scHTNCK's SEA WEED ToHIo-In the Otmos.
phere experienced hare during the summer
months, the leth4rgy produced by the heat takes
away tho desire for wholesome food, and fire..
quont preparations reduce bodily energy, par.
uculatly those suffering from the effects Of de
btlitatlhg dtseaseB. In order 10 keep natural
heAlthtu activity Of the system, we must resort
20 artificial means. For this purpose Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic is very 6fectuAl. few doSes
will create an appetite and give fresh Vigor 10
the eneryated body. For dyIpOpSiA, 1t Is lnvAl.
liable. Many eminent physiciAns have doubted
whether dyspepsia can DO permanently cured by
tho drugs which are generally employed for that
purpose. Tide Sea " eed Tonic In iiA nature ia
totally different from such drugs. II contains
no corrosive minerals or acids; In fact Il aEsiGts
the regular operations Of nature, and supplIss
her deficiencies. Tho tonic IN It's nltnre 90 much
resembles tho gastric jplce that almost idGn.
teal With thSt auld. Tho gastric JUICE 10 the
natural solvent which, in healthy condition Of
the body, causes tho food 10 DO diHcstCd; and
when this juice Ia not excreted Ia sufficient
quantities, INDIGESTION, With all Its distressing
symptoms, follows. Tho Sea Weed Tonic per.
forms the duty Of be gastric juice when III slat.
Ter is,delcient Sohenck's sGa Weed Tonic sold
by all Drug sis. eOd&W
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, July -Cottou-16tc.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat.
Dull and prices lower; red 81 05a1 OS;
white 81 19s12 3. Corn-Market steady:
mixed 68AG7c. Oats-Quiet and IN.
changed with light offerings. Rye
Market steady and in moderate demand
at 9Oa99c. Oils-Unchanged. Eggs
Dull and unchanged. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged. Cheese-Demand fair. Pork
-$2S 60a24 90. L2rd-Demand fair
and scarce; summer 129c; kettle 144c;
good 1Oc seller all the year. Bulk Meats
-Firmer; sales oil shonlderp OF Tic; clear
rib sold early at 10tc; closed at lOtc bid;
1O3c asked; spot sales at 10Ic; buyer Aug.
ust clear sold at 1913. Bacon-Scarce
and firm and wanted; sales Of shoulders
at SIC; clear rib 111s11tc; clear lila
115c. Whiaky-Unsettled at 07c.
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GheGateIliiq
MODERN NoNsENsE.vERsEs.

From the New York Sun
Said certain notorious woman
To her chAfmer. '1Your pastor 10 human;
For he leads gay life.
And no visits your WIFE"
And thus did che ruin tho two men.
Said TiIton 10 Henry O. Bowen:
Ny reapibR shall follow your soWi e.
Twin print every VOID
That from you l have heard;
Bat seven thouIAnd Will stopmo from blowing
sald a preacher: "Tis hard to determine
What 10 do with these pestil(nt Vernin;
II the DEVILS to pay, s-9.l .- ~
Let hun help me. PAy;"
SO he sent Tor Thomas g. SA'S'''.
Said StoErs !: "This certainly sounds III, ID
Twill smash Us from garrett 10 grou1d.sill."
Fad Budhl1GtOn: AYE, s ga
Then bow him sky-hlgh
With q great Congregational Counclll"
Said the grave and istute Moderator:
"Tis clear he's rotten potato,
He's dog andA knaTe
Wen hang him and save
Ths Plymouth Jupiter Htatot."
Ola iree-loVer's long haired bloeraphCr,
said BACON: u think he's the togofa
MSgnauimous Launco;
30 Pllg give him no chance,
|, tho Councils great historlographer."
Said Tilton: "That rssher Of Bacon
Is blockhead. And greatly mistVk Il;
Shall the side OF q hog
Call thy servant dog?
BY my horns, the lion he'll wAkenr
Said Tilton: "Tho mans pusIllanImous,
And hs thinks that I'll knuckle 10 any muss;
II he won't let me live,
His confession I'll give,
Andthen they'll see who is magnAnimouS.
an humble myself before Theodore
AS before tho great God whom we adore;
l wish were dead"
The great preacher sad.
And my bark the dark Styx had been s.cCred
Ger"
Said Beecher: 1.-THE voice Of tho nation
10 loud for an investigation;
SoIll hnd me Bix friends
Who are pledged 10 my ends.
And from them get full VlndicaLon"
Said Tilton ''Thcy think that her battling
Denial will knock out my FcafrJldlnR;
But you know what my lady
Told Elizabeth Cady,
And che told the Woodruff and Cls1ln"
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July SO-FIour-Demand
fair and market firm but unchanged.
Wheat-Demand iair and market unset
tied; No. l spring 81 12a1 1911; No. 2
spring 81 09a1 90; closed at 81 08sa1 90
spot 81 08e seller July; 81 O54 seller Au.
gust; 81 099a1 03t seller September; No.
3, 81 OF; rejected Ole. COrn-Dull; No.
9, 6Oa70c; closed Of GGic spot; &c seller
July; 60c bid seller August; Coo seller
September; rejected 603c. Oats-De-
mand light and holders firm Rye-Dull
and prices declined at g 80. Barley
Dull; No. ., 81 OF spot; 81 O7a1 0s seller
September. Lard-Demand fair at $l2 40
a12 OH; closed at the outside seller Au-
gust; $12 95a13 90 seller September.
Bulk Meats Fair demand; shoulders FAC;
clear rib 10ta10tc; clear 10ta1ORc. Whis.
ky-Demsnd fair at 81 20. On call at
the board this afternoon wheat closed
heavy at 81 07tal OF spot; 81 OFT seller
July; 81 04B seller August. Corn COO
seller September. - B NJ :.
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NEW YORK, July 8o.-Cot,on-Flrm;
middlings 17c. Flour-Dull and IN.
changed. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Unchanged. Wheat-Quict and lower;
No. Q spring Chicago 81 coal %; No. 3
Milwaukee 81 32al 81; uugraded Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 2Sal IS; new
red western 81 %; new amber Kentucky
$l32; No, 1spriDg Chicago 81 93s1 "a; old
red and amber western 81 27al So RYE
Quiet at O6ca$1 05. Barley and Malt
unchanged. Corn-Firmer and mode.
rately active; western mixed 70asOc;
western yellow S0as1c, white western
90c. Oats-Scarce and firmer; mixed
white and western 90c. Coffee-Ouiet,
sugar-Active and firm; fair TO good re-
filming Tic. Molasses-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-Nominal; held at
81 04ta1 05.
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TOLEDO, July S0,-Flour--Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Opeued
dull bat closed active; extra new white
Michigan 81 80; amber Michigan 81 1871;
new 81 1di; No. 2 new red 81 IA; No 8
do SLIGO; rejected red 81 III; No. Q
Kentucky white 81 80. Corn-Dull; high
mixed, cash and seller August. 64c; seller
September Csc; low mixed 63ic; yellow
64ic; no grade 62ic. 0ats-In fair de-
mand; new 55a57c,
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BALTIMORE, July 80. = Flour-stcady
aud unchanged. Wheat-Active and
firm; red western 81 20al %; amber
western 81 30A1 81. Corn-Western
nominal; mixed 7sc. 0ats-Active and
stronger; western G0A6Sc. Rye-Dull
and unchanged. LMd-Flrmer and
higher; refined 14c. Butter-steady
Cotlee-Nominal at $40. Petroleum
Crude 4ta6c. Whsky-Active and firm
al 81 02ta1 03, .T'7
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PHILADELPHIA, July 30.--Flour-
Steady; super SS 50A4 so; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio extra family SO 75a
$50. Wheat-Quiet; new red $l25a
/ 81; white 81 4Os1 so. Rye-Old 81 90;
new 03a05c. Corn-Dull; yellow S9ta
$50; mixed western Slas2c. Oats-Un-
settled; white 75a76c; mixed 79a7Sc.
Butter-Active; western primo 2Sa24c;
fair to good 1SS22c. Cheese-Firm; west.
ern reserve 12fS12tc; half skins i0a12c.
Eggs-Quiet; western 19A20c. Petroleum
Quiet; refined 19c; crude In barrels 81
a8tc; do in bulk 4ea4fc. Whisky-Ac.
tive and higher at 81 on.
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New York Drv Goods,

NEW YoRK, July SO.-The commits
sion houses were actively engaged In
some departments, but the jobbing trade
continued quiet and cotton goods were in
moderate demand and steady In prices.
Cotton hinnels active. Chevoit shirtingH
In improved request Hosiery and shirts
and drawers presented more activity.
Side band fancy and mourning prints 10
brisk demand.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LrBRRTY, July 8O.-CArTLR-
Arrivals 81 cars; best 80 00A6 80; medium
IS 60S8 90; common 81 TOAD Is; stock
ers $8 00a4 %; bulls q 60a8 IS, e
Hoas-Arrivals SO cars; best Philadel.
phla 81 60a7 70; Workers SO 90A7 %. q
5 SHRRP-ArrivalS 20 cars; best 69a6ic;
medium 4faA, lriBg ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RAILROAD BONDs-Dull,


sTocKs-More active early In the day
than Tor some time past, and advanced
from / to II per cent, but later there was
a decline and tho market closed weak al
a falling of from t TO ! per cent. One
thousand shares Of Lake Shore and West.
ern Union were cold out under the rule
for the account Of Geo. B. Watts. Tho
Treasurer Of the State Of Georgia has
notified the Fourth National Bank, the
agent for paying coupons, not to pay the
seven per cent gold bonds issued under
act Of September 18th, 1870, numbers
700. 945, 940, and 1919, each Tor 81, 900.
Said bonds arc not good delivery from
this date. The total sales Of stock to day
were $4,000 shares, Of which 10000
were Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
10000 Eric, $1,000 Lake Shore, 10000
Union Pacific, 5000 North Western,
5000 81. Paul, and 5000 Wabash.
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You lave gut Into tronble procure at once
package OF tho Samaritan'a Gift, use a. directed
and yOu will be all right IN III GO or four dRJs
The trouble when taken In tlinO is eIsily over.
come, but when neglected, or when tho QiAck Is
visited and he Riv,s his course OF BAlsam Co.
pSlbe, then very often etrious complications
ariso which prolong tho disease for weeks, pei.
hAps months.
Another Lallsey Is, in persons trying to rave a
few cent?, dabble In cheap drugs, which 60 dis
order and slcken the stomach that almost death
Itself would DO RIelief. SamarItAn's Gin will
cure every time, With no more unplelSantTO
than II the tronbie had not existed at All.
Male paekAgee, 81; Female, S. Sent by mall
70 any address. DESMOND d CO., Projectors,
DIS RAcO street, philadelphia.
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CLEVELAND, July 3O.-Wbeat-Dull
ard nominal; new No, red 81 10, new
do, 81 IS Corn-Sleady at 72A7Sc for
mixed. 0ats-old No | State CSC; new
do. 47c. PCtroleum-Quiet and steady.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Nov YORK Money nnd stooLn.

INV York, July SO.-MoNEY-saS
per cent Prime mercantile paper 5A7
per cent. ~. -
sTRRLEEe ExcHASoE-Closed at "a 81
I'D s7t Tor 90 days, and "a s9al4 90 for
sight. Custom receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at 1901, advanced to
1904, and closed OF 1901 Carrying rates
lag and fiat The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed Slol. 900, CleariDgs $SO,OOO.OOO.
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PIttsburgh Petroleum,

PlTrDuReH, July 3O-Ctude--Weak;
quoted Of the wells at 78lc; refined dull;
August 11tc; September lilo.
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Travelers' Guide.


ARRHAL or FaAuU.
D. q o. X. r., Il $40 ami 60 pm. liO;I0 pm.
Central Ohio DiV 695 Am. lGao am. $50 pm.
Glovel'd 2 Pitts' il:oo Am. 't:SS pm. eo9 pm
llomphoLd X. k..l S:l0 An ......... $40 pm.
DEPARTURE OF FRAMs. -
D. 40. R. i 4:4O anal V6S AMI I:6S pm.
Central Ohio DiVI TAO Am. go PM $40 pm.
S GlsvGld Pis,s S9s Am LILO pm. ESQ pm.
Hcmpneh II, k,.l 1915 am .,..,....I 400 pm.
'Steubenylllo Accommodation.
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ACT ACCORDINGLY.

But the majority Of the ladies here
could learn how to dance from the Wheel.
Ing girls. It's quite treat 10 notice the
different styles OF dancing, that comes
from different States. 1t don't take long
10 point out the Kentucky and Cincinnati
girls as they glide gracefully through the
waltz, reversing and maneuvering 10 and
out, as easily as swallow skins through
the cir. But when q Western giEl-getS
hold OF you,
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Arrivals and Departures Of MAILS.

MAns DUE An. MLIIS CLOSE A. y. :.
River, Wig 70 Bait. way. 4 70
Col. and Ind way. g S5lN. T., Phil'A"..... sly
IIompaeld way, -, ,e8Ol Bali i wash. D, O.. Al0
DGlt6. U Wig way g sol WellA'g and Steub. 800
NY, PhIIR. &c, g. sol Wells. 10 Wig way 300
M0rrlstoWn WaY, 10 OOlWellA 10 Glow, way 800
Col, ZlneS, BOil'T 10 Cl0yo., fittsR.'''.'oyg
Gin Ind ,BArnSle 1850 Panhandle way. "..oo0
0 W az, way CIey. 10 so Wig 70 Col. way. ITO
Mt. PiOaSant, lin0 Fan, Ind, 81. Louit7, 10
Pitts bteubenVillo u By Chlc Cln., Col. ...1l0
wellsbg, z. Cent. u so Cambridge Bus. 80 80
Ag't Pitts to Wh'gli Gfatt: aud Par. way O. IS
West LtUctty. n.SO River 4Ail...".,..iO %
Graf. q Park. way. I 5SlWh's 10 Wells. vAyii .;
KAnawhA 9. H....tbolClelO., Pitts...... Y %
Col. to wing way. 80 Boston. Il 06
ChleAgo''. '.'.'.''.b.ugI Meat LiDefty lW
81. Louis. NJ Pleasant. ...".. 90
4ytonu......su.,.bOOlh 0rfiHt0Wn NayU.. LOO
Columbus. 60Ol Hempaeld way. e. IS
ZInesvilla. g DOL Bel Ii, BArnB ,Camb. .. IS
Cincinnati. g. 90 Wig To BAIT. way. .t.G
L. 4 Ag't..........6 500 Now York. PhiA,. t.2S
BellalrS. ...,....... o Cleveland. .........o00
Cleye. TO Well. Way6 IS zIneS., Ind, st. L'B900
Cleveland. ...,,,.. g 46 Chicago, Dayton. 800
PlttAhnrK. 9.4olL.A AZ LC'M' % q
New York. ......"u9oI Agt.,; ..'.,"..b.U0
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Washington City. 03ol Newark, Col. ......8,0o
baltimore. ..".,. 10 S0l Louisville. 800
lCncinnAa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31
LOOK OUT FoR FIN.

She works in the double shuttle, pigeon
wing, and all tho fancy steps, without the
least trouble, and alter getting her e1-
citement up 10 the boiling point, she
throws her arms lovingly around the
masculine neck, and, with u bewitching
smile, says "Hug me, John" 80 much
for the Changers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31
A FINR oRCHRsTRA,

But after all, 10. Cramer Is the prince
OF players Of dance music, which, to be
appreciated, should be compared. The
young ladies here certainly deserve credit
for their good sense in discsrding trains
and powdered hair, both Of which have
been the source Of great deal OF vexa-
ton and annoyance 10 the gentlemen. /
hope 1t will not be long until our fair ones
discover the lact that both arc an unmili-
gated nuisance, and