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force decisions which the public opinion
# the whole Union stigmutizes esshane-
iessly partisan and corrupt, and which
ever, those who gave them admit TO have
been arbitrary and without foundation In
law. And in enforcing them he,has 81.
lowed one ofhs ofaoss 70 initiate the
worst practices ofSpsnish-Ameriean mil.
itary adventures" Y
Now, it is very difficult to see our.
selves az others see US, vet when it can
to be done, it is YER; wholesome, as it en-
ables US 10 learn that very important
thing-self knowledge.
Here is most excellent opportunity
for the people to know themselves opin'
ions so expressed, dispassionately ana I'M
biased BY partisan prejudice, should, by
all means. convey proper weight othink-
ING minds, and teach lessons which
should not pass unheeded
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FOREIGN OPINIONS.

Our cousins across the ocean are ire
uuentlv laughed at for displaying igno-
rance on American matters. While this
is true when it relates to the names of
towns. and even States, or to the differ
pnt geographical boundaries, and location
of the same, still it cannot be said when
il applies to the genius and spirit of our
government.
To the contrary, they seem to appreciate
fully our system, and doubtless have
been for Il long time surprised at the
success we have made Of a Republic, which
success evidently tended to increase re-
publican sentiments among themselves
But the march Of Republicanism over
there has received severe check. Not
only from the fact that Spain made n
woful failure in this direction, but from
the events which have taken place among
ourselves.
All the leading London papers have
been commenting upon the condition Of
affairs in Louisiana, and they express
themselves with clearness which shows
Nh understanding IF the situation that is
surprising.
Here Is what they say:
The London Tones says;
1t is true that the language of the
constitution is very loose and will allow
, daring administration to assume powers
-. de,potic rs those with which Roman
r,nsuIs were invested when they were
CHARGED To see that the commonwealth
received no detriment. But this license
has never hitherto been allowed to go too
far and if it be seriously maintained that
tho federal government is bound to inter
fere, on General Kellogg'S invitation, nj
New Orleans. because five unqualified
members have been admitted t. the
Legislature, the United States army
may be used TO coerce the
LEGISLATURES at Albany and Harris
hurr for no better reason than
that the great States of New York and
Pennsylvania nave SHOWN IutiiiSct'cs
hostile to the party in power Mt Wash
ng;on. 1t cannot be denied that the
President acted with deliberation and
with y full knowledge that his interter-
.nce would not be needed TO repress in
,urrection. but to disturb the balance OF
parties.
The Morning Post says:
The whole affair reminds one more of
Mexico, or of one of the petty States of
south America, than of the great repub-
lie. And not the least sombre feature in
The business is the fact that the Presi
dent der planned, or at least consented to
VIVA, has been done, several days before
il occurred, aud that the whole affair was
~ deliberate and determined exercise of
the most arbitrary and unconstitutional
power.
The Pail Mall Gazette says
The President has determined to en-
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

l.. THE STORE ROOM FORMERLY
fS%;1 occupied by VIM. II. Sheib. No.
-~%1 Tia Main street. TcrmS-s1UI per
year. Possession given Immediately. For
further information apply 10 the under
signed at the above named place.
jan2lh a. Il. GADDIS.
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d ny cO AGENTS PROFITS PER WEEK
S0I .DU VIII prove it or forfeit 500.
Kew articles just patented. Samples .., sent
free to I'll. Address w. II. CHlDESI Elk
~ Droadw1y. Ny dccl2b
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WHARF MASTER.

Ist wARD-FOR COUNCIL.
Editors Of the Register.
Plea.e announce VIM. GOring as candi.
date forthe Second Branch ofCity Council
from the First ward, at the next municl-
pal election, and obllge
jan2O MANY NoIEho'
9Th WARD COUNCIL TICKET.
Editors Of the Register.
Please announce, for members of the
city Council, from the 9Th ward,
lsr BRASCH-AndIew Wilson.
On BRASCH-John Voglrr, VIM. Mylcs,
and Peter Boncnberger.
Nv request OF many voters of that ward.
January 18Th, 1873. jan2Oi
9Th WARD COUNCIL TICKET,
lr BRAScII-Henrv Schmulbach.
On pAScu---George Forbes, Gregory
Warner, Isaac FreeSe, ST., Thos. Pryor.
james
FIFTH WARD CITIZENS COUNCIL
TICKET.
lsr BRANCH-Andrew Wilson.
SECOND BRANCH.
ror,es Maxwell. John +. Parker, Thomas
% Nofatt. Jan2jt
CSTIZENs' TICKET FOR COUNCIL
FIRST WARD.
r,pS-r RRASCH-Wm. y. Wilson.
SECOND BRANCH
At. Gardner, Caleb Sylvis, Vim. Ritz.
jan25t
THIRD WARD COUNCIL TICKET.
Mes,rs. Editors Register.
Please announce the following C"uH'Ii
Ticket for the Third ward:
FIRST BRASCH-George Baird.
SECOND BRANCH.
$. f. Hansen, James NJ Ewing George b.
- raIdwa11 james
,,n WARD COUNCIL TICKET.
FIRST BRASCH.
JOHN BORING.
SECOND BRASCH.
c,sppp HIEI. ROBERT CRAWFORD,
GEO. KlNGHORN. JanZ-"
CITIZENS TICKET.
Hessr,. Editors Register.
Please announce the following ticket Tor
Council from Second ward:
lsr BRASCH-Tnomas z SchallcroSs'
orRp.ScH-John X. Botsford, Frederick
pr kimberly. jan23u
WARD PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
1sr BR.ScH--John Mills.
ID BRAScH-L. f. Hanson, Geo. b. Cald-
well, Captain VIM. Curtis
Representive men are wanted b IN G0qncil
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ARC HITE CT U r u
AND
MECHANICAL DRAWINGS.
B. W. PETERSON,
janl9h No. 1888 ChapIihe 81.
Charter Election.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
CITY OF WHEELING, January llth, 1901
ON Thursday. January rs. 1873. an
election will be held for Mayor, Clerk,
Sergeant, WharimaSter, street Commits
siOncr and Superintendent OF the Water
Works, of the city OF Wheeling, and for
members of Council for the several Wards
of said city, commencing at ? o'clock A. NJ,
and closing at , o'clock i. NJ, at the fol-
lowing places in the several Wards viz:
In The First Ward-Nigjlant Engine
House.
In the Second Ward--At the North Hall
in the Market House.
In the Third Ward-At the Court House
In the Fourth WHrd-At the Atlantic
Engine House.
In the Fifth Ward-At the Guards Hose
House.
In the sixth Ward-At the United En-
CINE House.
In the Seventh Ward-At the Store of J.
Il. Lukens.
In the Eighth Ward-At the Storeroom
of NJ Heller, on the east side OF jacob
street tOld Firth street,
The members of the Second Branch Of
Council, are appointed rs follows;
For the First Ward three members; Tor
the Second Ward, three members; tor the
Third Ward, three members; Fourth
Ward. three members; Fifth Ward, three
members: Sixth Ward, tour members
Seventh Ward, two members; Eighth
Ward, four members.
There Is also TO be elected TO the Flrst
Branch of Council, one member lpr each
Ward, to serve for four years.
The election Will be held under the SUI
pcrintendencc of such persons as his
Honor, the Mayor may appoint.
+. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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/ H. LONGDON, A, NJ NJ D,
Physician and Surgeon for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
Recurring Medical Aid and Surgi.
cal skill.

Every facility for accurate diagnosis and
sl,iIIful treatment. More than 800 cases
successfully treated since locating IN
Wheeling Two years ago.
Every patient told exactly what ms as
enSe i, and whether it can be cured.
No case treated that cannot he cured or
nrrmaneutly benefited. Hundreds of the
hest citizens OF Wheeling nave proved the
efficacy Of Or. Longdon'S treatment and
will testify To hi, great practical skill, but
for which many who are now robust and
happy would be in the grave.
Catarrh Sore Throat, Bronchitis, ScrOi-
ula and all diseases tending 10 ConsuInp-
ton cured in every case.
Special attention devoted To all those
grave and obstinate maladies which the
Common practice has Tt,CGlS Jdiicd 10 cure.
Dr. IongdOu examines and treats more OF
these ailments in a fer months than are
seen by the ordinary physician in II ifc
ttmr.
The most hopeless invalid need not des-
pair. Others ns bad As you have been cured
and are now revealing in health.
Fees for consultation, examination, adj
vice and treatment within the reach ofaii
Medicines for all diseases by mail anu
express 10 all parts of the country.
NOrE-Dr. LOngdon' : Office and rcSld"nc''
are at No. 1909 Eofstreet old 5th.) opposite
the Cathedral. Jah'
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DIED.

HUKILI.-On Wednesday, January ZIth'
1875. at 80 p. VI, at Martins Ferry, ONO,
MILTON TODD, only son OF VIM. ana Sarah
l.. Hukill, aged 3 years and lOmonths.
Funeral will take place on Friday AFTER
noon. at 2o'clOck, from the residence OF
his parents. on Fifth street, between Ham
over and Warren street. FRIENDS Oh the
family are invited to attend.
MENDEI--At his residence ON l2th
sweet. al II o'clock last night, GEORGE
MENDEI., in the sixty-sixth year OF MS age
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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offer myself rs a candidate for the of
flee OF Street Commissioner, ut the next
election. VIM. "lEDEBU SCH.
dccl6
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MeSsrs Editors Register:
Please announce VIM. Murphy as a can
didate for the office OF Street Commissions
er, and much Oblige his
dec22 MANY FRIENDS.
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short ELECTROMAGNETIC FNed-Full
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH oaIh lSz1
LIST OF GIFTS.
=. us Cash Gifts amounting tO.......sl ,OoJ,p
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900,
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female humane AsSO-
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
Co., proposes by Grand Gin Concert To
establish and cndOw "HOme for the Old
Iutirm, and Destitute Ladies of Virginia.
at Montpclirr, the former residence of
President James Madison.
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NcSrS. Editors Register.
Please announce me aS II candidate for
the Office of Street Commissioner, and
obllge. JOSEPH SALISBURY.
ian5
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PRoPo 9 a l. .
FOR
Steam beating Apparatus.

CEALED PROPOSAL FOR STEAM FIN
y TURES, erected in complete running
order. for heating. by direct radiation. the
new school building OF the ma ana 3ld
wards. in the city of Wheeling, Will be re-
ceived by the undersigned, Clerk OF the
Wheeling Board of Education. until j
oclCe elk T.. M, on Thursday, February ioth'
1875
Dimensions Of building, 20 feet inches
by =: feet 10 inches. Height, three stories
above the basement; basement consists OF
four rooms each % by 20 feet; main hall "A
bv q feet; cross hall by So feet; height OF
basement 8 feet; steam generators to oe
located in the main hall ofbasemcnt.
ROOMS TO BE HEATED.
LIST Story-Four "a rooms, each twenty
Ave (2O by thirty (30l feet, with main hail
fourteen ClH by siXty-iour ieet, anu cross
hall eight lSi by forty-eight as feet, helght
ofstory thirteen and u half 1872 icct.
ID Story-Four rooms, each twenty-five
(25l by thirty feet, one ~ room over end OF
main hall In first story fourteen tlD by
eighteen QS) feet, main nan fourteen "
BY fDrty-six feet, and cross hall eight isl 10y
fOrty-cight 49, feet, height oistory tltlrth
and a half 1917 feet.
Srd Story-Two (2l rooms, each twenty
five 90 by thirty l8l feet, one (ll room
twenty five % by ility-four t5N feet, with
two ~ small rooms at one end. each tWelNe
l2l by sixteen 10 feet, one ~ room four
teen IN by eighteen ilSl feet, over main
hall below, main hall fourteen IA by
forty-Six 40 feet, and cross hall eight tS)
by twenty eight i2Sl feet, height of story
fifteen and half ll5i9 feet.
Proposals, in order To have cOnsidCra-
ton, must be full and definite i'll the mat
ter of specifications, mentioning number
and kind OF Generators; number, size and
quality of Radiators-how placed, whether
standing out in the rooms, or i'll recess III
the hall-size and quality of steam pipes,
particulars as To rising mains, valves,
wasl pipes, pipes for yentilating shaft or
tiueS, and other needed fixtures; the whole
TO be erected in perfect working order.
Also naming the kind or kinds of fuel re-.
quirrd to BE- used.
Ample guarantees will he required
against danger from explosion or other
cause, as well as for the complete and salts
factory working of the apparatus, and
against liability To get ont of repair. Also
that II will be sufficient 10 warm all the
rooms and halls 10 Il temperature of seven
ty,7c) degrees, Fahrenheit, in zero weather.
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Write upon
envelope proposals for Heating Appa-
ratuS." Address
VI. r. HULLIIlEN,
Clerk of Board of Education, Wheeling,
W.st Va tan27
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K. W. HUGHES,
IL . Inlnn l'nAfin hisf IL !

IT I|T-|Ts
Further references by permission: His
ExcelIcnry Gilbert e. Walker, EN-GOv-
Orner of Va: Hon. RObt. f.. WitherS, Lieut.
GOV. OF Va, and L. :. senator elect; Scna-
tors and Members of congress from Va.
RemittauCcS for tickets may he made by
express prepaid, poStoticc money order on
Washington, ID. e., or by registered letter,
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
Prcs't ". +. II. ~, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted ever" where.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co

- 49,, -1s.srstszLsr -4ztf=E==ssssS1
LII II
an AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM;
BIER Is, 1874, Passenger Trains Will
run as follows, Wheeling time:
EdSTBOCND TRAINS.
------.--.---- No t.n M II No SlSo rs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MRS. c.E. SMYTH's

dcHooL FOR GIRLS, LTNDSLEf IN
= STITUTE Building. spring session
will commence February LIST, 1910.
The course OF study embraces English,
Mathematics, and Modern Languages
Painting and Drawing taught by Mrs
Wilkinson. Primary pupils VIII receive
ssnecial attention. jan2a
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums TO club agents ana 10 subscribers.
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Tux Legislature bids fair to iritter
away its entire session in squabble over
the United States Senatorship. With
80 much good Senatorial timber at hand,
it seems as if It suitable representative
might be chosen without much waste Of
valuable time To an outsider and one
interested only in the welfare and credit
of the State, it looks rs if enough "com-
plimentary' vote, had now been bestow-
ed upon favoritc candidates, and that III
diviiual preference should give way TO
the public good
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ANN ouNcEM ENTs.
FOR MAYOR.

Editors Of he hs0tSfer.
Please aupounce Henry Schmulbach,
ESQ.,, as the Citizens candidate for Mayor,
AT the ensuing charter election, and oblige
his " MANY FRIENDS.
jan23i
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hereby announce myself as Republi-
can candidate for the office OF City SER
geant, and promise, II elected, TO faithfully
discharge the duties OF the same.
ianli DICK RICHARDSON.
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GovRRNoRs OFFICE. RICHMOND, July 3

II affords me pleasure to say that am
well acquainted with a large majority OF
the officers OF the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside In the vi
entity of my home, and ! attest their in
trlllgencc and their worth and high rcpu-
tation as gentlemen, as well rs the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them
JAMES l.. hEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, JulyS, ISL
commend them aS gents Of honor and in
tegrity, and fully entitled to the confidence
of the public
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Please announce me as the regular uomi-
| nee of the Democratic Convention for
Street Commissioner.
janis LAWRENCE CLARKE.
Editors Register:
! Please announce Mr.. James Nicholl rs
! Independent candidate for the office of
Street Commissioner, and oblige,
janl3 MANY FkIENDS2
MeSsSs EditOrS Register
Please announce Frederick Lorentz a.
candidate for the Office OF Street Commits
| Sioncr, and Oblige
| decl7 MANY VOTERS
McSsrS. Editors Register:
! Please announce VIM. Murphy aS a can
| didate for the Office OF Street Commissions
desc22 MANY FRIENDS.
! NcsSS. Editors Register.
Please announce me rs II candidate for
| the Office of Street Commissioner and
obllge. JOSEPH SALISBURY.
Jams
JfcSsrS. Editors Register
| Please announce Andrew NJ. HarkinS as
| a candidate for Street Commissioner at
the ensuing charter election.
| jams MANY FRIENDS.
! ! offer myself rs a candidate for the Of
! flee OF Street Commissioner, at the next
| election. VIM. WlEDEBUSCH.
| dcCl6
| MesSrs. Editors Register.
| thereby announce myself As candi-
| date for reelection To the office of Street
| Commissioner. &. LEON II ART.&
janis
JicsrS Editors Register.
| Please announce John :. Armstrong rs
! the Peoples candidate for the office of
! Street Commissioner at the ensuing char
| ter election, and Oblige. ....,
ianI6 MANY CITIZENS.
EditOrS Register:
Please announce Zach Wheat as IA can
| didate for the Office Of Street Commits
Sioncr, and oblige
MANY FRIENDS.
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MARRIED.

CAMPBEII.-HALLO ELL-At CieVe'
land ohio, ON Wednesday, January 9th,
lS75. mt the residence of VIM. III. Robinson,
Esq, by the Rev. DR.. PomerOy, Mr.. A. W.
CAMPBELL TO Miss MARY NJ. HALLowELL,
both OF Wheeling.
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I ne TdII -NHII 'U-V'V0 -.
The President has determined to en-
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Afessrs. Editors Register.

Please announce me as a candidate for
reelection to the Office of City Sergeant
at the next charter election.
jams ED. NJ. DAVIS.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT WATER
WORKS.

Editors Of De ReOtStef
Please announce me AS candidate for
reelection to the Office of superintendent
OF the Water Works, at the next charter
election.
janl9 JOHN W. CUMMINGS.
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CITY CLERK.
.McSsys. Editors Register.

McSsrs. Editors Register.
Please announce the undersigned as a
candidate for reelection TO the office of
City Clerk. +. A. BRITT.
jan5i
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CITY SERGEANT.

Editors Of Register:
Please announcs William MeKeown as Il
Democratic candidate for the office OF
CITY Sergeant, at the coming municipal
election, and oblige
Janl2 MANY VOTERS.
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Editors Of the ReOiSta'.

Please announce me as "A candidate for
the office of City Clerk, at the next muni-
cipal election.
T. =. GILLESPIE.
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Our contemporary, the editor of the
f,teIiiqencer, Mr.. A. W. CAMPBELL not
satisfied with the responsibilities attach
ed to the conduct of daily Journal, has
deliberately added to them by taking
unto himself wife.
The happy event was celebrated at ten
o'clock yesterday morning, at Cleveland
Ohio The lady was Miss Mary NJ.
HALLowELL, long and fayorably known
IN this community, and, We understand.
Is one well calculated to Tighten tn"
burdens inscparably connected with an
EDITORIAL life.
We wish the couple much happiness
and success in everything in life, except
in securing political triumph>.
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uDsyCuOMtNCY,or sOULCHARM

ING" How either sex may iascl-
nate and gain the love and affections OF
anv person they choose instantly. This
simple, mental requirement az can pos
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
films to Ladies', Wodding-Nigh shirt, &c
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CO.. Pubs, Phila. lanl2iH
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.NcNSNs. Editors RcliA

HcSSSs. EtlitOrS Register.
Please announce Frederick Lorrntz n Il
candidate for the office OF Street Commits
Sioncr, and Oblige
deci7 MANY VOTERS.
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STREET COMMISSIONER

EditOTS OF thc IGegINef.
Please announce me as the regular uOmi-
nee of the Democratic Convention for
Street Commissioners.
janis LA WRENCE CLARKE.
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HcswS Editors Register.
Please announce John :. Armstrong rs
the Peoples candidate for the office of
Street Commissioner at the ensuing char
ianI6 MANY CITIZENS.
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,,w.RD PEOPLES TICKET.

WARD PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
lsr BRASCH--John Mills.
On BRAScH-L. f. Hanson, Geo. b. Cald
well, Captain VIM. Curtis
R.nrasantive men are wanted in Council
by Third ward. iTof L.
jan23
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McSSrs Editors Register.

Please announce me aS "A candidate Tor
the Office of City Sergeant, AT the ensuing
charter election, and oblige.
ianlSi SMITH MCDONALD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

Accommodation train leaves Bellaire nj
:S5 r. NJ, and arrives 1T Steubenville ut
$40 =. VI.
Tickets To all principle points in the
East and West can be- procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. r. MYERS,
noy2G General Passenger & Ticket Agent.