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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-10

nNRUsrEE,s SALE.

Pursuant 10 The deed Of trust Of tho CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY 10 me- dated the 18th DAY Of
February, A. d. 1873 anIteCOried In Deed Of Trust
S1 SSs y SS SSo ~ q ~" SAS sdy S
WOlI Virginia, will on
WpnIsNsn Az cha mi, ,iav or Morch ia76s
-. - -, ,"O - 80 ~; 'S'vls
a. ih9 front loor q th9 court li9lSool Aalu county
tOl AZ pubic suction tho property conveyed 10 me
by laId IOei that T. 70 Say ,.u ..,....,.
Al that tract Or parcel o. land coal minerals
anu mining privileges anu paris VI lois, when were
conveyed W GeoES I. WHITAKER and WE " tll0
aid Crescent Iron Company, " Dood barring date
tlla second day Of March, 1871 and recorded ln
leel b9Ok hHlngerel Ov Baye lls " Inc ounce o.
ihO Clerk u the County Court o. Ohio county, In
the smnOl west virginia that - 10 hlyt tue trnc!
o. land containing iOrty-lwO acres, two roolS and
lhFye ReFGhos bounded " l a. follows GgSlnning a.
POM ~ Lne cSn'tg d Wheeis cFSek ~ li,ls VIVA
tho Asturn aide Of q I3e conveyed BY john W. uill
and Wile anu u0OTSe Hartman ana vile 70 John n.
AilnTgri ihenCe VIII tnO iino0l nid Ainimers 10y
S9uth VA degrees West, " poles V INC south 1ide
q Webster street, !hence WIZ W SCUM iluc o.
WSgstes ifest Sia aH otgeEIGea ES:s holes 70
side Of illg street, south 21dcEroes Vest, 70 pole
e tho hupeard ISad !hellee Mtn slll road nOrLh
" degrees EaS! PoleaE,s2uth w degrees Fast y
lN-e9uI!iny VI uCYs Fay ~ pO,esTSgIin SI'S
uos! Eat1 poleI,c 80 " uVSs LI POLES
Souil S2+l uSSrees E1t poSgs,-Notrth % Iesrgcs
East, i6 pole, south 9S degrees East IL poles,
so,Htn deeSi FAY p1sggi, 70 wy ne q we
blUgleLOn usC'i tncuVS Wlln AIa lnS SOuln N W.
BtGel FAST y p9eS-NeoitIh pa ntBteCs hANt, Of
4SqsgteGs MSsl " POLES 70 the GoH'tG
u wheeling cry. anu IhenGs GOWN the centre o.
az eEetE, so1 1i Iy1eLgs MGs, 70 poSs SS9t "
degrees WGst, " poles MOrIh 70 degrees west, IL
poles NgILh W uoBrcgs west ~ Poles, 70 Tue 0egih-
nlnk. AlO W aln singular tl'e DnlluInBs nxturesl
engiiles, maehlnety, Atnes Iools, linpiemenu gu
lGpmen ef'Sns 10 ~ W. wOrH1 or elaDlis!ii
lolt ngtetOlUfe oteGtu On Tue lV0Vu ue4Etltu Tract
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FIHh RECORD


NEW YoRk, February IA Gto IN the
engine house No. 8, al Hunters Point,
destroyed that building and y school
house and four 'heigh6orins buildings,
Loss $4,000. Insurance $500. Three
officers were seriously burned while res.
cuinR The children and ono child fatally
burned. The fire IL supposed to DO ln.
cendiary, and to have arisen from a RI
yalry between a member Of tho engine
company No. B. and another.
NEw York, February IA fire broke
out eAtly this nothing IN q tenement
house No. 1913 OIL Tenth Avenue. Lewis
I4caty and his two daughters were burned
10 death,
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JOSH Iiiiiingsgatc.


Forgiying uur enemys has the same re.
ireshiHg elfeckt upon Our souls o. II uus
to confess our sins. ..s.. Ala.
What lamcntablC Ciiss man is--ho
pitys his nabors mislortuneS bi calling
them judgments from Heaven. -.
Good breeding Is the art Of avoiding
familiarity, and at the same time making
tho company satisfied with you and
pleased with themselves.
Tew DO happy=-takU things as they
cum, and let them 60 Just rs they cum,
II takes a great deal 81 money, to make
a man rich, but II don't tak6 but little
vittew. -. -.
1tit Tho little things Ov this life that
What an agreeable world this would
be tew live In II we could pump all the
pride and selhshnes8 out OF II. II would
tmptoye.it as much a. taking the fro and
birthstone out ov the other world, :.
Don't mistake pleEute for happiness; II
Is intitely a different breed ov dogs; there
Il exuuiEit picture In happiness but there
il great deal Of picture that has no hap
piness in II. .,
Experience has the same effect on most
folks that age has on o goose-it makes
them tuilef, ...
Hsewing Societies" arc generally places
what the wimmin meet TO rip and soup
the nabofhood. s
Il takes a smart man to conceal from
others what he don't kno.
A law man atwus works harder than q
bit4y one-the hardest work kho ov L
to grunt-ii Ia harder to set still and tight
ficS then get up and escape from them.
The man who controls hi2 pashunS Siti
at the helm Of hiS ship. .,.-
II Il very difficult to kalkulate upoT
success, unless a man sets up for phooI
lin this department l have known hun
dred1 10 succeed, CONTRARY to thato expcc'
taShunS.
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NEW YORK, FebrIary 0.-The general
trade was checked by The intensely cold
weather, but prints and printed ShirtingS
RrU III brisk demand with an upward ten.
dCnCy. Cotton goods generally firm, but
New York Mills ShirLlngs declined torijc.
sprngue's prints advanced t00c, WatnSuttaS
to 7C, mud GArngr'S solids to sc. GinghamS
active and scaree IL medium COlOra. Worst.
ed COatings and Kentucky lcans fairly &C.
tive. Linen gools largely sold At auction
to-day and brOugl good prices.
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Now York

NEw YORK, February 0.-Cotton steady
ut l5sSalGc. Flour dull; Supcrfnu, western
and state So 86a4 10; common TO good 81 10
NJ rs; good to choice 81 SOa5 20; white
wheat extra 50 Sba0 ~; extra Ohio 81 Goa
o co. ". Louis 81 75aS W. Rye Flour heavy
at 81 26T5 %. Corn Meal dull at 81 81.
Wheat quiet and heavy; No, / spring 81 la
20; No. 5 do 81 03Gl Oh No. . Chicago
81 0ilGat OH No. 2 Milwaukee 81 O0al Il;
amber western 81 2ial IS. Rye quiet at 02a
QGc. Barley dull. Maltquiet Corn heavy
and lower; mixed western Sic; white Sic.
Oats dull mixed western GGaGS1 gC; white "
aGOLsC. Hay unchanged. Coffee dull. Sugar
steady; fair to good refining 7Na734c;
prime 7t6c. MOlasseS quiet; New Orleans
easier. Whisky decidedly Grmer at 81 %.
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Rt00D DlsEAsEs.


Tia blood being the source fem which
our syltsml are builtup and nom which
Ne derive our mental a. well - physieal
capabilities, how important that 4 should
b. kept pure, II It contains Vils taltar-
ing poiionS all organic functions ars
weakened thereby, Settling upon in
portant organs, % the lung, liver or kid
dsys, the effect i most disastrous. Hence
Il behooySa avery one to keep their blood
in perfectly healthy eondition'and more
especially does this apply at this particu-
lar season Of the year than at any other,
No matter what the exciting eausemay
be, tho real cause Of large proportion Of
all diseases IL bad blood. Now DR., Pierce
does not wish 70 place his Golden Medi-
cal Discovery in the catalogue Of quaek
patent nOstrums by recommending It to
cure every disease, nor does he SO recon-
mend it, on the contrary there arc hun
dreds OF diseases that no acknowledges It
will not cure; but what no does claim Is
this, that there Is but ono form Of blood
disease that II will not euro, and that
disease Is cancer. He does not recommend
his Discovery for that disease, yet he
knows it to DO the most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that It will
free tho blood and syStem Of all known
blood poisons, be they animal, vegetable
or mineral, The Golden Discovery is
paTaRted by him to cure the worst forms
OF Skin Diseases, as all forms Of Blotches,
Pimples and EruptioH, also all Glandu.
lar Swellings, and the worst forms Of
ScrOiulous and liberated Sores Of Neck,
Legs or other parts, and all ScrOtulpus
Diseases Of tho Bones, a. White Swelllngs,
Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Dr.
seases, all Of which belongs to ScrofulOus
diseases. II'
COHRLRNED-HEPJO JOINT CURED.
W. GRoyEsTAroN, Ia, July IA, 1872,
Dir, PIEhcE, Buffalo, n. y;
Dear Sir-My wife FIRST became lame
nine years ago. Swellings would appear
and disappear on hor hip, and she was
graually becoming reduced, and her whole
system rotten with disease. In 1871 a
swelling broke on her hip discharging
largo quantities, and since that time tllote
arc several openings HayO had five
doctors at an expense Of 1926 who say
nothing will do any. good but a surgical
July i7th, 1875, he writes thus, My
wifo has certainly received great bone
at from the uSo OF your Discovery, for she
was not ablO TO got of tho bod and was
not expected to 1.-Two week when Shec
mOnced using II, q year ago, shO has
boon doing most Of hGr work for over six
months. Has used twonty bottles aud
still using II. Her recovery IL considered
as almost, a miracle, and we attribute Il
all to tho uSO Of your valuable medicine,
/ can cheerfully recommend II AZ blood
purifier and strength rsstoror: -
JIM. ROBINSON,
Discovery is sold by all Druggists.
eol.s.W&w,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm In Marshall County

Notice Il hereby giVOn that We shall, pursuant 10
1eGrOe VI tito County Court for Marshall county
West Virginia, made and entered oil tho lith day
Of january 1875, IN cauAl In Chancery pending ~
said Court, WhGrUln tho Merchants National hank
Of West Virginia, at Wheeling, 10 Complainant, aud
proceed 10 soil NJ public auction 10 the highest and
best bidder nj lO front door Of the Court House VI
Manllall county, WeSt Virginia,
On SATURDAY, Tho t3lh Day Of March, 1875,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following Do.
srribOd nal estate that Is 10 says certain tGt Of
lanl Bltuntg OH the waters VI BOpts' Run, 10 tue
county Of Marshall, and StatO Uf Welt ViTlntai
bounded Us follows, tO-wit beginning at stone III
lang, corner TO Samuel Allen, thence $. 47lSo vest
q pOlUs " stake on y raylne, brunch Of BOggS
Hum thence down said raVinO with the meanlOlS
thereof and binding thereon, 100 4-lO poles, to y
beeCh on tho north bank u EIld branch Of run
thence N. 32IS9 wVst II f-iO pOlus 70 heecbi n,
22S wOst 10 40 poles, 10 white oak n. $50 vest
40 POLES, 10 Stakei thence n. ~ east i'iO
pOlel " sugar tres; thence n. A2lo cast II S.l0
POLES ~ lOyWOOli \. 40 east ~ poles 10 sugar
lTOei n, 37I UlGt 70 poles ~ al FOnwO0lj N. 80
POLES ~ q StgnOj thence n. 81 east i0I poles 10
stone near LOCUST n. G2' Gust poles % a largo
hickory NJ III cast POLES " sugar tree thence
95' east 80 poles 10 bCOch on tho west branch Of
BOggs' Rum thence down said branch n. li1Ie west
J? POLES 10 sake corner 10 land Of Thomas Todd
thence up u branch Of lOEgs' Hun with tho inOan-
derS thereof, aud blndlhg thereon, - $40 poles TO
stone; thence y. y west III 2.lO poles tOa St0HG
thVnCO y, GGN' WGSt 3J poles IL the place Of Begin.
Ming, containing ono hundred and four acrCs and
IlTty-hyO poles be tho same more or less, Wit all
the buildings aud applrtOnnnC0I ther0unto bOl0ng'
fERMS or sALE-One.thlrd Of tho purchase mon.
ey In CaBl, and the balance In two equal annual pay
nBnts tho deferred payments 10 bO secured u the
satisfaction Of tie CdhIlh!sl9!tgrG
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MEMpnts, Febtuary9-Tlie streets are
filed with makers. Main street 10 gaily
decorated with flags. Tho weather is
propilious and everything indicates a
grand success Of the carnival, II iS es-
iimatod that fully 10000 visitors are
already here, and every train and steam
or arriving IA crowded. Among the visit
ofs are Mayor johnson, Of Cincinnatii
Mrs. Governor Davis, Of Minnesota, and
a number Of prominent mombets q The
"Mistick Kfewe,S Of New OrloAuS, Buell.
ness ID entirely suspended.
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PHILADELPHIA, February O.-Flour dull
and weak; super6ne $3 95NJ rs; extra $4a
4 S7IG; high grades 50 25a7 20. Rye Flour,
g. 90 Wheat quiet red 81 lsa1 30t amber
81 29l<. Rye steady, Corn firm at 7SaSOc.
Oats IN limited request; white o. lGuG5IIc;
mixed O2a0lc. Darley, Canada 81 GOAL %.
Provisions steady. Pork, $40 6Oa20 90; salt.
cd shoulders 7a7Ac. butter firm; New
York State and bradford county extra 96a
SIC; western at 2sa30c. Cheese firm; New
York fnnUy at i6Aai7c. Eggs active; west.
ern extra 3iASOc; do good 30a52c. Petroleum
nominnlly ut 14Nai4S4c; refined at lie.
Whisky, western pl1a06c. ..'
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You have got into trouble procure At once paetaS,
ia All fltht In thtcs Of four days. The trouble
when taken 10 time 4 easily overcome, but Wher
ncVlCct0i, or when the quaek Z visited and he give
iii couftS o. BalSlm CoEalbe then very often afi'
Gus complications afis9 which pFolong the disesS
loF WeeEa perhaps months. .... 4 =
esntG iibbi0 Ia sh5ip drugs which % disorder and
siri6 ne stomach that alni6lt death itleli would
T. 4 relief Sam1ltaA1 cut VIII cure yfy
lIfne. Min 40 more unplolllnt results Than III
trouble had rot t8iited a. ~. go. -, a.
Male baektgtlt 90 Female u, cent ~ gleil Y
Rae ttftSt, rhIladelphia JANIS
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Cincinnati.

CMciNNArI, February 0.--Cotton quiet
mud firm, loo. Flour steady and In inoder.
ate demand. Wheat quiet at 81 l0ai ID,
Corn Stealy, G7aGSC. Oats steady, 59a63c.
Rye and Barley unchanged. Oils unchAng'
cd. Eggs, Butter and Cheese firm and M
changed Pork quiet al $l4. Lard quiet
steam $l3 90 bid; iSAc asked; kettle l4Na
l4lSc. IlulkMOatS firm at 7a09la9talOHa
tOKc. Bacon, shoulders .dnll at sISaSNci
sides, none out Of smoke. Green Meats firm
and unchanged. Whisky active, 81 o..
11oGs-Dtill; common so 5OaG 76i fair Ia
good SO s0a72O; choice 81 60a7 o..
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PHILADELPHIA, February 9.-w6ul, In
fnir demand and market steady Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above b6a5dc. x 64a56c; medium tea51ci
coarse 60a53c; New. York, Michigan, 10:
diana and western ahe 4ga6tcj medium %
a56c; coarse 62c; Combing washed eQae1c;
do uhwaShed DOC; Gne uhwAShed S6a36e;
coarse and medium unwaAhed 40a42ci tub
washed 65aO0C; extra and metino pulled 4Ta
6Oc; No. and superIlne pulled 43a47 Nc,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February O.-Flour, demand
FUR and market firm. Wheat StOady with
u moderate demand; No. spring S9Hc;
No, Do S4Nc spot OF February S6NaS5Hc
seller March, S1aS7nc seller April; No, 5,
SlaSlAc, Corn dull and lower; new mixed
G2sSaG2Ac spot OrSeller February O3hC
bid seller March; lie bid seller May; re-,
jOCted Ole. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Rye, demand fair aud market firm; No, |
g Y ! Barley ,S aall and unsettled q
dull ut sis iGalS 20 spot, $ls 37Nals GU
seller April. Lard steady with u moderate
demand at SIS Gals sex spot; $i3 G5 bid
seller March; $l3 70 seller April, Bulk
Meats dull aud nominal Whisky active
and prices advanced sold ut 81 OOi held ut
81 0Oal O2.
On call board this afternoon wheat closed
easier at S5ISaS5SSc; March SJ9tc. Corn
lower ut 62IGc February; O3LC March; FOX
a7OyGo May. Others quiet and unchanged,
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TEE late William II. Aspinwall gave
hi. children Abit Of sound common sense
In the advice to give What their con-
sciences prompted them to bcstow in
charity during their lifetime. That saves
oil trouble, and Il the only way by which
one can really have the satlsiaetion o.
eating theft cake and having II too. A
wise gift b a continual Joy.
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RAILpoAD RONDS-Ouiet


STocEs-Weakan and lower. The decline
for the day ranged from y to 9pOr cent,
The widest changes were In Cleveland, Co.
lumbuS & Indiana Central and Pacific Mail,
the former having declined from to and
the latter from S4jS to 3S, Western Union
fell on from 7S% to rex, Northwestern
common declined from l5J4 to ~; Wa.
bash from lGM to 10, 81, Paul from 81 to
SG9S, Erie from ask to 97sG, Lake Shore
from 1874 to 73A, 0hlOs from 2S9S to'979l,
and Union Pacific from 4O1S to 40, The
market closed at the lowest point for some
stocks and HaI1 per ceut recovery for 9th.
ers, Among the s.les to-day were 49,.
900 shares Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western
Union, 1000 Northwestern, 5000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Wabash, and 10000 Union Pa.
al sa
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CLEVELAND, February o.lWhea! quiet
and unchanged. Corn steady and unchahg.
ed Oats firm and unchanged. Petroleum
strong; standard white II ne; Ohio State
test 3JSc; small lots ia2c higher.
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CoNsUMPTIygS, TAKE ,NOTICE, Every moment
Of delay makes your cure moro hopeless, aud much
depends on the IudclouS CliOlce ola remedy. The
amount Of testimony In favor NJ DR.. SchenGk'S Pull.
nlOnlc Syrup II cUrO for consumption, far exceeds
Of any other medicine. SEQ Dr. SclI0nCk'S Alma.
nae, containing the certificates Of many persons VI
the highest reipeCtabllity, who have boon restored
10 health, RilGF boing pronounced lncurable by phy-
SiclanI Of acknowledged ability. Shcenck'l Pull
nlonlc Syrup alOnO has cured many, ~ tho eve
deneea will show; but tue eure llOiten promoted BY
tho employment Of two other remedies WHICH Dr..
Schenck provides for tho purpose These additional
remedies arc S6hOnck's S6a Weed Tonic and Man.
drake Hills. by the timely uSe Of these medicines,
according 10 directions, Dr. Schenck cOrtlaS1 that
most any case Of Consumption may DO rurcl.
Dr.. Schenck 10 professionally II his principal
Office corner Sixth aud Arch Streets Philadelphia,
every Monday where oil lOt'sr for advice must 10
addressed. wa eOdAW
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TOLEDO, February 9,-F1ouf dull aud
unchanged. Wheat weak and dull No. |
white Michigan 81 10; No. red I i0N.
Corn dull and declined. Oats dull; No 2
and MichiRah SIC. Glover Seed So 90.
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fINANcIAL am elllllERcIAL
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and BtOeIIl,

New YORK Money ana bt0eKls
NRw YoRE, February ,-MoSEY-21fR
SpsF cant Prime msrealtlls paper 4as
per cent ....... ..-.... s.
STRRLING ExcuASGR-Dull at S+s53Es
ASK for sixty days, and s4,SSa4ssk for
Sight. .s- =. "A. L.
GoLp-SEOng; opened At ll4K and
closed OF ll4K, Carrying rates las per
cent and fat The Assistant Treasurer dis
burIsd 100000, Clearings $50, OOO, 900. Gus.
tom receipts $4,000. Produce exports for
the week S4,4S2,57s,
GovRRSNRNTs-Fim.
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CYRUS. 4......
. % BbB choice Sugar Syrup,
% prime Sugar Syrup. 49,
b LIST DAVENPORT 1 PARKS,
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c0LUMBus AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION.

N@. j. . Q and 7run Daily 10 and FROM Clnrln.
natl All OtllOr trains Daily, except Sunday.
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GksGateltigetteelr,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mai, IN adpaNos, PoJia9' PfSPGA
ma rour ,,,,,,,.,..Ss OOlThruo monthL.....,,a 0g
IN month"; ,,,,,...... I OOonS mOnth..r.,'.-.;; 70
" p.liNcrpd bY CaErierl In City l9e pr week.
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TRANSPORTATION.

N0l' Y and q nun DAILY, No, n and No, 20
Daily, except Sunday,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-14
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, t.Wayne&Chicago
AND PENNSYLVANIA R.R. LINE
Condensed Time Table.
MAY, 1875.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT,
Corner Canal and Madison sts., West Side,
On arrival of Trains from North and Southwest.
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SOUTH ER ~
HOTE l..
ST.LOUIS,
Fronting on Walnut, 4th and 9th SITS,
LAVEILLE, WARNER & CO,
PROPRIETORs.

During the past year this Hotel has been
thoroughly overhauled, re-painted, re-fres-
coed, re-carpeted and re-furnished from
top to bottom, and is first class in all re-
spects.
The SOUTHERN" is located near the
center of business. the theaters, and all
places of amusements. Its tables are sup
piled with the best the markets afford, and
there is in the Hotel building the neatest
RESTAURANT in the city for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
There have been added twenty Eve bath
rooms and closets also, fourteen large
sample rooms on the Office floor, especially
suited to travelling men who have goods to
show.
The proprietors are determined that the
SOUTHERN HOTEL" shall be among the
best hotels of the country, and hope to
greet their old friends, as well as many
new ones, promising every attention that
will add to their comfort, and make them
feel at home.
There is an improved elevator leading
from the first floor. Railroad and steam
boat ticket Offices, news stand, and West
ern Union Telegraph Office in rotunda Of
Hotel.
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ray The Daily Argus as delivered IN any
part of the City, at tacentu cents per toeek,
or eighty cents month. By mail $40 a
year.
Weekly Argus 81 gear IN adUInce
No paper sent beyond the time paid tor.
AU business transacted at the Argll.
Counting Room, opposite the Post Office
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THIS is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago to
Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and
New York, thout change. Ask for tickets via,
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates. .r ~
f. r. MYERS, G, p. &TA