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CoLuInus, e., ost: t. 5-,;sluscogee County
for statc Senator; Cody {Dem.l no opposition,
M9 sns;pfs;e.attys e,as Ats (nsm no .eppos
Chattahoochte County, Colauttt (Dcn,.), 800
majority; Representative, Woodbridge tDcm.),
Auaus7A, o., Oct. 5.-Returus received show
4o0oo minority. There WIS virtually no oppo-
sitlon. Tho Legislature Is overwhelmingly
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. b,-The Official figures
rteianto NJ to probable Democratic majorlty Of
COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct 5.-All thu counties In
this section heard from .(ofllclal figures cannot
bc glven> give Colqu!tt, Democrat, for Govern
majority ever given In ills State. The vote was
light. The Democrats defeased the Indepeud-
cnts and Republicans for thu Legislature In
every case. Not freedman was elected. This
embraces dozen counties.
CoL0RADn.
Special ptHHfeh 70 1nt JrfbanA
WAsn1Soros, y. u, Oct. 6-Dlspatclcs this
evening conllrm the original reports TINT Col
ticket and tho United States Senators roccrtaln,
II secured.
Co1.uMnus. O., Oct. Tho following dis
patch was received by Gen. WikoH this even
key: Va haYo casrIed th!s stats eortau L; III a. els.
grArcd you ta.day. THIS evening the doIeatcd
nenIpcratIc candidate for Congress told friend
that It ths intention Of tle neu,ocracy here 10
hood Indians and Ohio with bogus dispatcher until
next Tuesday, to Influence the election tI,cfo Look
cut for these dispatches aud counteract them.
J. ". Wilson,
Chairman Slate COMMITTEE.
GRAND REPUBLICAN, ToRcHLlouT rAnApR IN
PHILADELPHIA.
.Gfktsafch to Aetp 3trk TIHts
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Thb greatest demon
straton seen here this ycur took place tonight,
When the Republicans haA n grainl torrhligllt
procession. There were ut least lB,000 men In
line. Broad street was dcnsuIy packed. and ut
midnight only faH of the procession h1ti passed
the Union League Ilonst. The banners and
transparcncics ure excellent, and show that
"fil1en dolget the Income tax while Hayes
fnccd iichel bullets" Tho condition Of affairs
In tho South showed colorea matt on his knees,
begging for his life. anl above him tho insctip-
t!oli, :" IL this q Republican, form OF 0urcril-
lnentl" The paralowas a sntress IN every par
ticullr, and was n,nrs!1aled Ly David Il. Lane.
TIE FRAUDS CoMABKcRD IN BALTIMORE. e
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-IViiam IL. slaytoII,
United States Supervisor Of Repatriation;
lamcs scaton, Roger ConnoF, and joel d. Ham,
iltun, United States Deputy Marsl!als, wcre ar
rested turlay On u charge of tnt!mldatlug voters
wllilo registering, nla.lo by Z. W. Green, Regis
trar OF ihe Second Ward. The arrest caused
considerable excitement In political circles.
, 1876-10-06

a man {says Pasi1 paper) borrows 500 franca
Of a friend, for which he slgns eight notes for
io1 fianes each, payabls montnly. Thu first
falls duo and ts protested.
marka the lender.
''Oh! they will be protested likewise, )" calmly
replies the debtor,
''Ihcn why on earth did you sign the uotcsl'
''so that tue shock would not be 30 great to
you. You will only loaa 100 francs at time
tAls way"
, 1876-10-06
GERMANY.

.TIE EABR.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-Tho 8taats Gcrfclltsclaf met
to-day for the trial OF Count Won Arnin, on the
charge OF high treason. 4 lotter from the Count
datcd from 0uchy was read, stating that tho
wcatlior prevented Ills coming to Berlin. As
OIL tho dc1nantl Of tho Public Prosccutor, de-
el1cl to proceed against hin, In contumactain.
Tic Court also decided tlIat It's proceedings
should be private. Count Won Arntul's COUNCIL
was not permitted to ptcatI.
LONDON, Oct B-5:W p. MA Berlin dis
patch to the I'ost says It is statcl that Count
Won Arnatn has been sentenced to penal seryi.
tudc for ono year.
, 1876-10-06
A lsudB Sell10 uf j Justlco.

l1If0 lLut.9 GnF9h3ctf.
A man named iiilnuro Yisitrd tho Navy-Ysrd
Sunday, for tho sceond time, to tua!ie 3 queer
moro owns tract Of land II, San Pablo Valley,
mid twenty-five years ugo lu leased It to several
parties. Thu lgase llua now run out but the les
secs refuse to yacatc. Now COMES Gilmore aMd
Mants fa,1 natsal9 M u af,nsa, orr t1eass e!nsa
answer Admiral Rodgers lnaie 10 bis request;
hut Imagine It must llaye been III the form Of
adslce to try tho slower h'''''~' ret Vs- Of tlr
law,
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pEDESpIsIAN16M.
t1tS ftt<p p3AH Fft

Ep<claI bspdscA 70 1Ms 316uns.
WAuHE0AN, ILL.,. Ugt. 6.-Alr. Melvin Burtis,
Waukegan's pedestrian, started at o'clock last
night to walk 100 milca In iwenty-four hours.
Tonight, in tho prcscnce of large asscmhlage,
and amid rousfng applause, he accomplished the
Journey with two minutes to spare. Griffin, Of
KenOsla, accompanied HIN tho last ten miles.
, 1876-10-06

MONTREAL, Oct. 6.-IIeath d Northey, leatll-
CT merchants and manufacturers, assigaed to-
day ln favor Of l.. ]. Cumpbcll and Waiter Bon-
nell, Their liabilities arc g, cox, 900.
spseial 1tpdtcA to 1ns Tribune
OrTAwA, Oct, b.-l'ho Ontario aid Quebec
Timber mud Lumber Association have appointci
\ committee to wait on tho Quebec aud Ontario
uovcr''n.cnts, aud propose remedy for the TO-
disastrous, not only to tho owners of timber
lanis, hut to the Provincial revenue,
, 1876-10-06
BASE-BAIL.
CHICAGO VB. ST. LOUIS.
01A<frf ftj.&,trJ,,k A. TIA Tt-Xht,xs

Bpec1a9 7F&1usth 10 7he 7F75hHe
Sr. Louis, Oct. 5.-Four Thousand people
wituesacd tho exhibition game to-laY between
Ch!cago md St. Louis, which the former won
by magnificent fielding. Their only errors
were Iugglo by AnBon and dropped fly by
Aldy. In the fourth Inning Peters and 1lincs
earned their bases, anu scored OIL wild throws
by Pike and ClApp. Barnes md Peters made
wonderful ny catches.
, 1876-10-06
JOURNALISTIC.

San FnANclsco, Oct. Ut Is reported here
by professed insiders that q Ioint stock company
with capital Of $500 eco Ia being formed to pur-
chase thu Daay 44or'.iaa Herald, q now Demo-
cratic papcr, and enlRfRe 1t, With aauton Masblo
ae managing editor.
, 1876-10-06

WAGES OF OPERATIVES.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The cotton operatives Of
Blackburn hayo decided TO be no longer bound
by the arrangement by which their wages have
hitherto been regulated. Some Of the largest
spinncfa have posted noticcs stating tint they
hold themselves at liberty to close tile spinning
, 1876-10-06

PARIS, OFT. 5.-1mmcdlatc1y upon the re-
assembling Of tho Chambers, several radical
Deputies will Introduce fresh proposals for
general amnesty.
DIED,
PANS, Oct. 5.-IIenry jerome Bertiul, the
pianat ind composer, Ii dead.
, 1876-10-06
qo,kish Troops Moving Northward
Toward the Russian Border.
,.o1r covets Certain Slices Of
Austrian Territory.
oeath Of Bertini, the French Plan.
ist and Composer.
TURKEY.
wnrEING FOR An AlsMlsTiCE.

t,s. nts stated that t1,e question of Con-
eT,,s Is no. Mt present under discussion.
rha Journal 1ts Dt5ais states that Prince
c..,,chstnN has aent circular to tho Powers
tnsoe them to Impose on tic Porte general
.mncsty and 4 sl1-months' at1nistice.
AEMr MOVEMENTS.
nrronspe, Oct. 5.-Elght thousand Turks
.rs advancing upon Ncgatin' which place has
lrsn M occupied by 5000 scryIans, With two bat-
tche. ot artillery.
sENv1AN LOAN. ..
KokorrfI, The Director Of the lIlisstan Votga
r,o,a Bank llas Informed tho Bcrvian Govern
mrat that its last loan has been fully subscribed
Tor. ........
AUST 1 AND nussrA.
Oct. "a dispatch from Vlcnnn
llnt = the must reliable informa.
M, It tl1ca fs entertained by
the A.:tl ..s.nmcnt for breaking oil
friendly rclal. with ilubsia.
"'ss T1tH PROPOSED NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, Oct. B-5 d. tn.-A Viunna corrcs-
rnnd,pt ot thu Standard states TINT con1inuni-
ssIpus from parls declare that Franco will not
n,rtlcIpatc Ia the nayAl demonstration proposed
tJ Kussta.
s,iiou ut Intervention.
cowANp1oE.
The Standards Dygradc telegram reports
that l}cn Tchcsnayc!f has sent tu Belgrade llftY
pirates who llad liutl1atca their right ha1!tls III
order to csrape military duty. They will bo
Imprisoned three years.
KussIA MEANS BUSINESS.
te,rcrotu frnlu DeIrrule says Il IA exDectef)
int In sso viii no,y prgspnt Mi uifImofiItn. r.,
H. HiImrs sI hy n tlrr1nrafin1, ri var NeUnti~.
tIons Will prubably prccclc such action, us tho
Treaty Of Paris DlraB the signcfs, IN tho erent
oi i misunderstanding, to giyo tlc Powers On
opportunity for mediation. Rouma.,Ia will ioin
III fortllles Of Russia. She now openly allows
tGc noss,re NJ armed hot]tcs thrn,15il hrr trr,i
mr.
irfnoo Milan l,aa ,rrfttcr n 1ot.or In 4bo r,,r
!lnG "'a., nns ~ H., .osse. ~ ~ S3u.,
saph5s s"iao" ~. !ns!E .asnFsIu LII, tle iat-
proclamation Ut himself as King.
sEnyiAN EXPECTATIONS.
n,rf IN lin Tiafs snrs III. F.t,trlish ,,nii,v IL
X. M,Iinw f,rtnr Il; ~" ao,,fp, ~" :"
~. H. 1sa.rf ~. H. 1
~, ~ ~ pa3 vApsst tMss't. ~ ute4ure Nae,
~. ~ Nv app1ofai ~ EigihAu. !ns expesta-
non - ioahdcu On t1ic sentiment Of tic Engllsli
1fople, as gathered from the meetings held all
otef the country.
4UsrntA.
The Tjm,S nc-1f,, ct,rr"s,,o,f,,rt +,,.-..,.,.
bat s,,a"I pnsnin ."sstt .ottsspuhuem. tEicE
rar;, stto. .s'1". re'0a ,.i !" ueeupytne nut
Euat @ aust';9h i, tsoops VIII not only occupy
nusala aual Herzegovina, btt operate against
Turkish Generals l,ayo RESUME ct1 oncrntton..
but nyotd Nrxinutz mi Drlirra;l n,,i1 nra nnnrs
stjpn rorth infa ~, I'LL sr.t
r." n.su. ~ ~ 1I uMe GantctI COUNTRIES lhia -
wv ''1s,.a. ,,,,, ~, p,"Posa'o W @A"Ht1'a'
, 1876-10-06
The WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. O. Il. m.-For tho
Upper Lake region falling followed by rlaing
barometer, high aouthcsly winls and gales yocr-
Ing to northwcstcrly md rising, succeeded by
colder, clearing wcntllcr.
In tho Lower Luke region fultng and low
war1'nr raI,y wcathss. suecesjc.i ot M rt a'is, H.
rising barometer mud colder wrBt to north
Wtnds.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-10-06
ROBBED,

ROBBED.
Epfciat DiIpatch 10 1hs Tribune
IAroRrE, Ind, Oct 5.-uus McCarty, FARM
er, while III saloon here last night was relieved
Of $500. No trace Of the thief as yet.
, 1876-10-06
First OF the Chicago-St. Louis
Games for the Northwestern
Championship.
Races at New York, Cincinnati, md
Elsewhere. ...petlcstrianism,
TIE TURF.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-At tho Chester Park
races, third day, the weather was cloudy and
cool. the attendance fair, and the truck In good
condition..
The i1rst rnce. purse $500, for 2:20 class, $500
to frat, $500 to second, 500 TO third; scYcn c-
trina: I'm sf nrtpi
, 1876-10-06

Tue second racc wns Emile heats for horses
never having beaten 1881, purse 5000; $3.50 to
first el75 to second, SIS to third; tcu entries;
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proilfs OF MUTTON sheep.

Aoorrespondent oithe Practical Farmer,
residing within twenty-five miles of Phil
adelphia, states that one Of his certain
and reliable sources OF profit from year
to year is keeping sheep. When l first
began farming, twenty years ago.. be
writes, I depended entirely upon South
downs. They have always proved with
me prolific breeders, capital nurses,
hardy and good feeders, and my South
down mutton ranks in the market with
"gilt edge" butter. Inform my regular
customers when am going to have fine
leg or loin OF pure Southdown, and they
60 of fast at three to FIVE cents above the
market price. In fact, Soulhdown NUT
ton is the best in the world.
II qualify Of meat was the only dssid'
eratum would make no change, but as
coarser woods now bring the highest price,
and as ..perhaps gain little in the
weight, Of which i am not altogether GER
tain (but at least do not lose any, ! have
made one cross on my flock Of one humid
red ewes with the Cotswold. The best re.
bulL ullu Luc ulCbb SISAoben haNS ASpuAsN'N
where the Southdown buck was used on
the Cotswold eve. 1 do not want any
finer sheep than this makes, and l try to
keep them for my purpose one-halt
solthdown and one:half COtswold. What
lambs I have TO spare are all sold in
advance to your butchers at about eight
dollars per head. / raise roots, which !
consider Indispensable in the sheep busi-
ness, aud with good management have
the lambs in the market in March and
April. / consider the roots make good
substitute for grass, keep them In good
heart and with fine health for early pas
ture. 1t promotes the flow Of milk appe-
tites. I have always followed the advice
in your paper to keep all my animals
healthy and thriving. II they once go
down or become stunted, much Of ones
feed is thrown away. Two.thirds Of my
ewes usually have twins. With lambs at
eight to nine dollars each, and wool at
fifty cents per pound, your readers can
figure up my profits on one hundred
awpA. d
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Dining on the Road.

Chicago Tribune
The custom Of express trains stopping
=, certain stations sufficient length o.
time to give the passengers a chance to
gct their meals is rapidly going out Oh
vogue 3 Not only does this custom cause
considerable loss Of time, but the meals
which arc furnished at. those eating . SIa'
lions are, in many instances, Of l%Gis 3
"nality, and not worth the money si ;sIo II
rS"r"a3 for them. The meals furnishes FURNISHES
c w pSIlmsnS palace cars are exPeny,l ,I,,
on ruil aaJ ,bd reach OF the less wealthy
anu a,a JoyS For this reason some Of inc
.naJs have for some time past maue e *
, nor;mcnts in furnishing meals on the
!s1 .;nS al a price which every traveller
ual"' ,T a. The dining cars on which
eau c S"S meals are furnished at 20 cents
nt sG Vile the trains are in motion, put
:; S'J ~ one Of the Eastcrn'roads a short
' :" - arc, have obviated the evils COM
, ,1 Of. The meals furnished on these
r, r are Of superior quality, and the
,mount charged for them does not pay
a a prolit to the companies, but, cOnsid-
s ri the satisfaction they give to the pat
,ons Of the road, and the gain Of time,
,ISy find that they gain infinitely more
;"5irrctlv than they lose directly. So
',"nnIsr have these cars lately become
IT,, tho Western railroads are beginning
IointrOduCe them.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
p,;iroad. which is always foremost in
making improvements, has had contract
81 " number Of these cars, which are OF a
W. yrr = superior quality. They are fitted
M IN the finest style Of art and are in
nm way inferior to the noted Pullman
" n" cars, They run on sixteen wheels,
md are 30 smoothly that the jolting is
hardly perocptablu. These cars have been
running FOR the last week all along the
line, and are getting very popular with
The patrons Of the road. To exhibit the
sIIperior working OF the new improve:
ment, tho managers Of the road invited
the representatives Of the various roads
and members Of the press, and gave them
an excursion in one Of the cars to Aurora.
While tho train was going Mt the rate OF
about 40 miles an hour dinner was served,
A person could hardly tell whether he
was in the dining.hall Of a hotel or in u
railroad car while in motion. The fact
that the champagne glasses were filled to
the brim time and again and none Of the
wine was spilled, except down the throats
Of the excursionists, shows how smoothly
these cars run along.
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Col. McCIurc's Opinion on the
outlook. AZ go


Col. Mcclure, OF the Philadelphia
Tine, thinks itis prettyriSky to venture
a prediction concerning the result Of the
Presidential contest until the October
states have been heard from, yet he is in
ClinedtO think the chances are in favor
oiTilden. In conversation with repor.
ter Of the Philadelphia Sunday World on
Saturday he said; "lf Ohio and Indiana
both so to the Republicans or 10 the
Democrats, the contest will be settled. !
would regard Pennsylvania New Jersey,
New York, Connecticut, New Hamp-
shire, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Colorado, Nevada, California and Oregon
as reasonably certain to follow in Nov
ember the united lead Of Ohio and lndi'
ana in October. Should Indiana vote
with the Democrats and Ohio with the
Republicans, then there will be a
desperate battle for every one oil
the states named above, and the
result will be doubtful, with the chances
IN tayOr Of Tilden. The great battle,
therefore, will be in Indiana, for Tilden
and Hendricks must carry that State in
October to have any reasonably fair
chance in November. L should not be
surprised TO sec Indiana vote Democratic
and Ohio Republican by about the same
majority, and II so, would clearly for
S ~ dI the election Of Tilden." Col.
% %cClLlre then settles the question Of ex-
Eoy. Clrtin's attitude by saying, "Gov'
EGTIin,s position has never been doubt
.oll' lie was engaged to speak in Indi-
ana Tor Tilden and Hendricks within a
week alter the nomination, and as soon
= she campaign opens in that State he
VIII VIII 20 there and devote a month to that
t ,,H and will probably speak several
. mma IN Ohio, where he made such a
WY marked impression in 1876, in the
v rog against Hayes. He Is n dc.
vG :W personal friend Of Esndricks, and
will work with a WILL"
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BELLAmE LocA1s,-The Republican
marty sometimes makes mistakes; the Re-
publican party Of Belmont county fire.
Guenay does But give the Democratic
party fair notice and they will make a
bigger mistake every time. When the
Republican party ignored the claims OF
.pnitney township in convention. the Re-
nnblicans Of Puitney said to the Demo-
crafts !: HNominate a man from this town
ship for Sheriff and we will elect your
county ticket.n The offer was refused
by The Democrats last Thursday, and 40
the Republicans Of this township will
choose the least OF two evils and support
the nominee Of their own party, although
they were refused fair representation in
the convention that nominated him. We
predict, however, that Judge Anderson
will get a hearty support among Repub-
licans in this township for Commissioner.
"yyhere il Leet?" Is the query on all
sides now. The wheel liorse OF the Putt.
ncy Democracy doesn't rattle his harness
as much as usual. .fot
The F. 80, and G, & PR, X. Co.'S are
considering the Availability Of erecting a
Union depot in conjunction with the
Bellaire & Southwestern and Bellaire &
s., ClairsyilIe on Crescent street near
The Adams Express Office and B. Il O..
freight depot.
M. A. g. Miller, OF Orlando, Florida,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs, s.. j.
Barnes, in this city Tor a few days, has
gone to Oakland, Nd. Mrs. Miller and
Children, remain in Bellaire.
Armstead Mcpherson, a colored man,
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What u Democratic Paper said
OF the Nominations just after
they were made.


From the Chicago Times (Dem.) June 3Jth.l
The worst blow which the St. Louis
Convention could have given to Governor
Tildcn, after nominating him for the
Presidency, was dealt yesterday by the
nomination OF Tom Hendricks for Vice
President. The object in thus presenting
10 the country The Iudicrous spectacle Of
two horses tied together by the tails and
going in opposite directions, was to carry
Indiana for the Tilleh side atthe October
election. Tilden il known rs the most
pronounced emhOdimento OF hostility TO the
atrocious legal tender swindlc, and OF the
demand for the specie basis, in all America.
He il for that reason especially obnox-
ious to the lcgal:tender swindle lunatics
who compose the greater prrt Of all pollt-
zeal combinations in the semi.barbarous
Commonwealth Of Morton and Hendricks.
Tom Hendricks is the most conspicuous
Indiana representative OF the legal-tcrder
Innacy; not because he has any positive
opinions upon the subject The was never
known to have a positive opinion upon
any subject, but because he is n thorough,
ingrained demagOgue capable OF cspous'
ing any Charlatanry to gain the applause
OivOting idiots. Tilden and Hendricks are
politically the very polar oppositcs OF
each other. But to elect Tilden it is neces-
sary that he should get the'votes Of New
York, and to get the votes Of New York il
il deemed essential that Indiana should
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cident DELAYED the trains from the west
for several hours in their arrival here.
Although our numerous aspirantS did
mot gel the nomination for Sheriff on the
democratic ticket, yet several OF them
have won tho title Of Sheriff, and II will
stick 10 them longer than the Office would
under any circumstances. 1T 't
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Having recently sold out my stock Of
liquors 10 Messrs. Smulbach 4 Co., / have
on hand great number OF Iron Bound
Kegs and Hall Barrels suitable for wine OF
cider. Vineyard men and Farmers shouh
avail themselves OF this rare opportunity Of
getting Kegs and Hall Barrels at very low
.A.Is JACOB SNYDER, I.
aus dos Main Street. |.
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THE IsrgRNATIoNA1 Doc SHow-Tke
entries for this show will remain open
till September 1st, although all entries
after August Goth will not be included ID
the official catalogue. All dogs entered
before September LIST will be on equality
with those previously entered. As there
is no doubt the bench show will be the
grandest ever held in the Union, all fam
ciers should make an effort to be repre-
sented with their choicest CANNES. Entry
forms can be had Of Burnet Landreth,
Chief of Agricultural Bureau, Philatlel-
phia. i''.'
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Accommodation Train leaves Beilsire ut $50 Pm
and arrives at steubenyille at 6l5P.M.
Special accommodation trainu leave Bellaire at
$50 AN. and 1890 p. n; Bridgeport 1905 An. and
Los M; arrive Ut Martins Ferry 1915 AM and
l:l6P.M. Returning leave Martins Furry ut 1880
A. n. and 3:I6P. NJ. Brldgeportll :4o A. and 3:25
P. NJ; arrive at Belare n 1i:65 A. H. and $40 P. n.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the Rast and
West can be procured Of the Union Ticket Once,
M'Lure House, and ut the station at Bridgeport.
r. r. MYERS,
apl9 General Pasangef and Ticket Asent.
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Tho Valley OF Grave Creek.

The Valley Of Grave Creek docs not
!, NOV IVA, q more delightful appearance than
c ~ present. With tho freshly gathered
S ,oII and rich, alluviOl soil, and the
S..n .aE surface Of the ground a. more
OS;a;;! 'ul spot cannot DO found on the
G ssos banks. Tho owner Of land on
do i y Sreck or its tributaries, is we'll 10
nI.S, ms world, as he is sure to have
I,HJ and to spare on his easily titled
MOL; Indeed the poetic temperament
roto a' point ont this situation as one Of
''N4'aVe and superior natural beauty,
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TRANSFORMATION.

Nos. / and s fin dally; No. 8 daily except Mon
day; Nos and - daily except sunday; No. Is
stops at MI stations between Wheeling md Grafton;
No. stops at all stations between Wheeling and
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