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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-23

NOaTH CONSOLIDATED vIR-
IN CHINA MINING COMPANY. Location
of principal place Of business. San Francisco
California.
Locaiioa of work., Virginia, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hershy given. that At . meeting Of
the hoard OF Dirsetons. held M the 1lst day Of
September. is1d. an asss~smsnt mo D. 81
twenty Ave Cents per share Vas levied upon the
capital stock nj the corporation. payable imme-
dlsiely, In Cnlted st,tss I'D coin, 10 tho scc-
rptsry, Of the once Of the Compsny. Room -.
No Sls California street. San Francisco. Cal
iforniA
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the 1jth day of October.
isIc, will DO delinquent, and advertised Tor
sais at public auction. AMI unless psyment
10 made beforo will be sold On the FOUR
rIKNru DAY or NOVEMBER. 1879. To pay
the delinquent assessment. toxcther Win eoss
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
Iy order Of the Dir~rtors.
JOSEPH MAouIRE, Secretary.
O6ace-Room ~. No. ti9 California street.
Q.u rxsneiaea Naliftr1la kFlitd
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pOarPoNRMRNr-

Mitchell Gold and Silver Mining oompsny.-
Delinquent day Of seeessment postponed until
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of October. 1876, and
day of sale until Monday. November q, 1876.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
ocetd A. @. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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PO~rrONHMRNr.

postponed until the rwKNTY.rhiRD DAY
or OCTOBER, 1875. and the day Of sale anti
FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of Novenesr. is's.
nv order OF the Board o. Dtrectorsl
osietd J. ID. THOMPSON. SECRETARY pro tenn.
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Newspaper Suspension nj New
0FIRnna.


One Of the New Orleans dailiesh@ sus'
pended publication. The editor give.
the reason for stopping of its breath, a.
follows:
The reasons for this step are, in brief,
our conviction that there ia no vocation
in New Orleans for non.partisan paper,
and no demand worth mentioning for q
thoroughly independent, moderate, and
impartial journalism. Having ascertain
ed these facts to our entire satisfaction,
we lose no time in Withdrawing from the
field. The Bulletin disappears from the
arena, TO fill that want which has been
felt ever since it came out under It's pres
ent management-the need Of It's remov-
al and obliteration. II has not single
quality demanded OF newspapers At this
junction OF affairs; it does not magnify
the errors Of its opponents nor palliate
those Of its friends; and it has no place,
therefore, in the sympathy or confidence
OF the community. We regret while rec
ognl.ing this fact, and we set upon the
Lesson OF it without hesitation; and yet
we shall always carry with US, whatever
may befalI, the CONSCIOUSNESS that We
have never once, by assertion or insinua-
ton, directly, contributed to the dark
total OF passion, bitterness, and misunder-
standing under which Louisiana Ian
guishes to-day.
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AnerlilenyCatue.

EAsTLBKRTY, Ncvsmber20. -CAETLE-
Receipts since Friday asa head, OF i2l
cars thr0Rgh and 81 cara yard stock Total
for the week ending thiE day 2, O04 head, or
2l3 cars Of through and 100 ears Of yard
stock, against 6,lss head, or 2l6 ears Of
through and 40 cars Of yard the week be.
fore. The supply Tor yard Ba1es 50 far Il
light, and at Least 20 ears ot the arrivals
are already sold, principally for New York
market, Market firm At last weeks prices
and prospects for q light run. Best IS 0oa
525; medium to good "a 26a4 Is; common
to fair 8 50aa 90. .f.a 'af "
Hoes-Reeeipts 5, 0O5 head: total for the
week HyS65, against $3.50 last week.
YoEksrs IS 60a5 IS Philadelphias IS s0a
8 %. rgr Hsr a-..-.-.-- rf s--s d.. 2
sHKRP-Receips 400 head; total for
week 6, 800, against $500 the week before.
Selling at S 90a4 90.
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sring lips Of the girl came the words Z
will but the devil added with tradition
al peryersity, Z will cast the 100 ont, but
BY the mouth Of the girl The priest
objected. The exit be said Of 100 dew
lis out Of the small Spanish mouth Of the
woman would leave her sufocat.
ed.' Then the maddened girl said
she must undresl herself for the
devils to escape. This petition the holy
father refused. Then I will come out
through the right foot, but fryt-the
girl had on = hempen sandal, she was
Obviously Of the poorest ellss-'you must
take of her sandal! The sandal was
united; the foot gave 4 conyulsiye plunge;
the devil and his myrmidons tso the esna
said, looking round triumphantiy) had
gone to their OWE place. And, assured
Of this, the wretehed dupe Of . girl
lay quite still. The exhibition was an
ncunced for II A. n. on the succeeding
day, and It commenced again. Up came
a band Of blue-bloused artisans and
claimed admittance TO the church. The
priest stoutly refused entrance to any
but women. The men beat the church
door; the police came; ascrimmage arose,
and the priest retreated Ia haste; the sick
girl was dragged to her lowly home; two
now lie in BSrceloniA Jail for
their share in called for, Il illegal
demonstration; the street was clear.
ed by the police, and the affair
was over. Next day the civil an
thorities Of the town, men Of high feel. |
ing and great enlightenment shocked at
what they had heard and read flor the |
whole affair Is now In print, and can be |
bought in Barcelona for h1lt:penny)
stopped, by civil decree, the whole az |
fair. In conclusion, . few remarks are
due in Justice to the authorities. First Of
al, the Bishop, = man Of enlightenment
aud erudition, was not cognizant, l be-
Iieve, OF this freak on the part Of the
clergy Of the church In question. Second
ly, the moment Il came 70 the ears ofthe
civil authorities, the sharpest and
promptest means were taken to admonish
The priest and prevent repetition Of 3
.candal which had shamed and sickened
The whole city OF Barcelona.
"The whole Of the details / have given
we're taken down by me from the mouth
Of an honorable and most truthful Span.
ish gentleman, who was witness to the
whole thing, and are strictly worthy OF
:redit TO the remotest detail. have
suppressed much that was
painful and indecent"
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Husiness al Parkersburg.

From the New York Tmes.l
The dullneas in our city is go general
as to excite the greatest apprehension for
the coming winter. No work, no en-
ployment for laborers and mechanics,
and while all have to live, the question
is wherewith to get the necessaries Of
life? Everybody, merchant, mechanic,
in fact every business man ID complain
ing Of the depressing stagnaucy, and As
there are no signs Of change, our condi-
ton Is really unenviable.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November 20. Cotton :
Firmer but mot quotably higher at Ike
Plour-Quiet and firm; family IS 60a5 90
Wheas-Quiet: red 81 25aI so. Corn
Quiet; new 40a42e; old 4se. Oats Steady
At S0a37e. Rye Firm At &c. Barley
Dull; prime 81 02sl 0S. Pork-Steady al
SIG Goals Is. Lard-Good demand; steam
so 12II<a10 Is; kettle 101 t41lc. Bulk Meat,
jim good demand At 6IIfasltaSIi; al loose;
boxed meats dull; sales Of shoulders at g. g
November; CumberlAnds SIC seller Is
days, Baeon-Dull Of s79Sa9I <a9II 9S.
al0c. Butter-Quiet and steady; Western
Reserve choice 26a2le. Central Ohio 1sa20e.
Whisky-Strong at 81 G5. a7 E-l2s p
HoGs-Quief common IS 00a5 40; fair to
good light S 50a5 IS; packing s. 65a5 so.
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PHILADELPHIA November 90. Petro.
leum-Firmsr refined 253<a26e; crude l51l.
Clover Seed-l4Rl451c. Plour--SteGdy;
extra s. 121za4 60; Minnesota family So 90
g 90. Wheat-steady and unchanged. Rye
Old winter 72a75c. corn-Scarce; vel.
low eIa61 Nc; mixed 59aeo oats-white
SAGE. Butter-New York and Bradford
county extra 32a33c; firsts 9sa3Oci western
extra 25a27c; drSts 20A?2c. Checse-Dull
ut salSc. Eggs-Western fresh 2sa29c.
Whisky-Quiet; Western 81 10.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 2O.-FlOur-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Fair demand
but at lower rates; EOs2 Chicago spring
81 l0K cash; 81 l17Al llK December
81 13N January; No. 5, s. DIAL OK re-
iected 91a93c. Corn-steady at .45Xa46e
cash; 445za4431lc December. he January.
Oats-Easy at :32He cash: 3SNI3S9sE e De.
cember; 331sc January. Bye = Quiet at
62xc. Barley-Tlc cash. Pork Active,
arm and higher at SIG 00al6 Is cash;
SIS 97I< December. Lard-Firm ut $1025
cash; % 9l1I< the year and January. Bulk
Meats. Quiet; shoulders 6j<a6Sie; clear
rib sxaS<e. WhlSky-Quiet and weak
at 81 06H. L. III - ~
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NEW YORK, November 2o.-cotton--
Steady at 1?al2 S.l6c. Flour-Dull and
firm for new grades; others unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and strongly in buyers "a.
voF No. ? Milwaukee 81 so; Nos. 2 and 5
Chicago 81 ll9al q; spring ungraded 81 25a
l %. Bye-Firm; State s0a95c. Barley
Quiet. Malt--Firm. Corn-Quiet and IN.
changed. OGts-Less active and unchang-
ed. Hay-Unchanged. Hops-Quiet; year.
lings l0a90c. Cofee-Quiet. Sugar-very
strong; fair to good refining at 9jjSai0kc;
prime 10kc. MolaSses-Quiet at 45a5sc.
Rice-Quiet WhiSky-Firmer at 81 09a
I OoI<
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H,RusTEE,s SALE.
v. n. HAr11R, Auctil
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of d deed Of trust made By james
Wheeler and Lewis ". Stephens and Minerva
Stephens his VILE TO me- - Trustees, dated the In
day Of April, A. b. 1875 and recorded In the once
Of the Clerk d the County Court Of ohio county,
West virginia, IN the book Of deeds Of trust and
marriages No 8, on pages al and 4ls, will On
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1875,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, at the trunt door
Of the Court HOUSE Of aid county In tho dty Of
Wheeling, proceed % seI at puhhe suction the tol.
loving described property, or % much thereof -
may b necessary 70 pay % much Of the debts ~
cured BY aid deed Of trust a ID past due and un-
paid and the interest due thereon and the expenses
Of sale that Il to say: AL that part Of lot No, 90
II the ncrth-EtAt Of Main and I'D streets In
IAd city Of Wheeling In the county and St1te Rfore-
aId which b bounded - follows: Beginning At the
Eoulh-eaSt corner Of aid lot At the north-west
corner Of sald streets and running thence With tho
west side Of Main street In 4 northerly direction
tWGnty-tEo let, more or less, to the southeast
corner Of The south dwelling house on aid 1
thence running In The Alme direction with
the south vail q MD dwelling house 70 Alley a,
thence running twenty-five feet, moro or les, 70
toe northeast corner OF Alley A and I'D street and
thence running In an tasterly direction With the
north ode Of 1Sd street 70 the place u beginning
TERrs % SALE-sssl 81, and expenses Of iale,
cash In hand, and the reSidue In two equal INSTALL
ments payable respectively on the LIST day Of April,
ls77 and on the lst day Of APRIL 1873, with inter
est from day Of ala, payable SemI-AnnuAlly, the
deferred payments 70 b secured BY deed Of trust
on the property sold, and the buildings on Eueh
property 10 b insured by the purchaser in COM
pany and 20 an amount approved BY the unt0rsiyn-
ed, not 70 exceed The amount Of deferred payments,
for the benefit Of tho debit secured BY sid LAT
mentioned decd Of trust, and 10 Be kept 80 insured
until the deterFed payments are made.
Selling as Trustee, lhall convey such title - u
vested IN me By MD deed Of trust.
ALFRED CALDWELL Trustee.
J, C HKRyEr Anetionesf nos
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New York DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Business Is
still quiet with domestic commission houses
and the iobbing trade dull. .Ccottons are
steady and unchanged. Prints are quiet
Mems wear woolenS are rather more active.
The Daily Bulletin says the entire stock OF
Gloucester prints have been sold to large
jobbing house, who will sell fAncies at 6Hc.
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fs SALE.
TausTEE's SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.

By virtue Of dad d trust made b. rarIbsth
BFlilgJ o Lhs undsraigAsd tTuIiso, daisd tho III
day q September, A. D. 1876, and daily recorded
amonE he land records d Ohio county, Wet VIZ
Enla, In DSed q TTRSt book No, paga ~, Win
SATURDAY, DE nth day November, $50,
1t he huat dooF Of the Court Huuse q Ohio
4. y. proceed 70 III % The highest md best bidder,
The following described nal estate and othG prop
uty, Or % much thereof q may b neee1I1J %
pay The debt secured BY mid dad Of trust and The
Expenses of Rlo, that e 70 ny, ~ that part o. ne
lot Apmborod II telsIenl htuated On he sa!t nde
d jacob, formerly called Sixth street In that pEt
q tie Fourth vlEd d The city d Wheeling, West
Virginia, eommonly called East Wheeltng, and
bounded on the west BY Jacob street, on The 9oUth
BY Wheeling ereek, On the east BY lot numbered
twelve and On thsEeTth BY Q HnO 70 BE- drawn hon
jacob street 70 sid lot numbered twelve parallel
% and south from Gtnteoanth street, iOrrnerly
called Llntlloy Ereet, and at the distance Of I'D
feet thGFeffum, with the improvements, 1ppurte-
names, nshtI and privileges to the mid part lot
belonging Or 1ppeTtaILlng; RlSo the machinery, en-
gina, boteFS, fixtures and tools On Eia real estate
The above property viii Be sold subject TO deed
Of trust from the MD Elizabeth Bradley 70 Daniel
Limb, dated Deeembef ID, 1915 and recorded
among MD land records In Deed Of Tru8t Book no.
Z, Page 81, the amount claimed To- b. secured By
which deed, on October 9Th, 1915, dedueting pay.
meutI made Einee ii execution and delivery, was
$500 Of principal and 81 d interest,"
TERha or aALK-One.iourth Of the purnhAse
money, or suek Ereatar amount thHfeot - the pur.
chaser may elect TO pay. cash In hand the residue
IN three equal tnstAlmenS payable respectively In
tEelye and eighteen months from the day Of ale,
With interest from that day. and the deferred pay
menu to b secured By deed Of trust on the Prup-
city old.
Selling - trustee I shAH convey such title u d
vested IN mo By s1id deed Of truf.
GEO B. Caldwell, Trustee.
J. c. HEzyET, Ancttouesr. oel2
The above ale has been postponed until satur-
day, November 18Th, at II O'clock 4. n.
-- GEO, b. CALDWELL,
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currency
RAILROAD BoSDs-In railroad bonds
the transactions were small this afternoon.
Union Pacific land grants declined to l0oh.
Ohio & Mississippi consolidated sinkin 6
funds brought 81; do seconds 43. Toledo
& Wabash second 90 and St. Louis division
70. ct ,-.
STATE BoHDs-Quiet at nominal prices.
SrocEs-Speeulation on Stock Exchange
was somewhat impeded by the storm, and
offered few features OF interest. The coal
stocks were notieeably weak and made .
sharp decline, which was caused by the
announcement OF the forthcoming sales Of
100000 tons Of coal and the probability
consequent that there would be decline
in price. Delaware, LackAwauna 4 West
ern declined from FOX to 6SI<; Delaware
& Hudson Canal from 65k 10 ok, and
New Jersey Central from 81 70 3Sh, with no
material recovery In any instance. In
late dealings Lake Shore and Northwestern
developed considerable strength, owing to
the renewed report that the prospects are
very favorable for an early settlement of
the railroad war. Reports eminating from
semi-oficiAl sources show the Northwestern
Company to be in an exceptionally good
financial condition. The net earnings for
the six months ending November 80, 1875,
were $500 for the four months ending
September 0, 1879, the net earnings were
SSl, 900 in excess OF the frst four months Of
the corresponding half year Of ls75.
The gross receipts for the month Of DC.
tObeF, 1876, were over 81, $50 900 on
all the property, and the net earnings for
that month are estimated At ssh, 900. The
company already has In hand over $780,.
0OC cash, this being sufficient TO pay all In
tereSt charges up 10 and including Feb. !,
1877, besides paying 3 dividend on the pre-.
ferred stock. Illinois Central sold at Il
against "a at the close last week, but the
transactions were small. The Quotations in
other stocks were Light. The sales aggre-
gated Isl, 900 shares, OF which e, 600 were
Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern, $500
Rock Island, 1000 St. Psuls, 5000 Ohios,
5000 Western Union, 1900 Delaware,
LaekaEannA 4 Western, $500 New Jersey
Central, and 1000 Michigan Central.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust made by Madison
Ranks md wtie 10 the undersigned Trustee, dated
the 2tth DAY Of July, 1876, and recorded In thI
once Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of 0hit
county, West Virgins, IN DEED Of Trust BOOK No,
Il, page 100, 1 VilIOn
FRIDAY, December /, 1876,
Al 10 O'Clock 4. ", At the front door Of the Court
House Of aid county In the eItyof wheeling, pro
coed to sell To the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described property, that & TO ny: parcel
Of ground dtults In the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, On the east ode Of old Filth street now
called Eof street, between Twelfth and Eeysnth
streets, formerly called Monroe and Union streets
and bounded % follows; Beginning 1t q point on
the east ode line Of Eo itreet Iorty-tEo 10? feet
north Of the north west corner Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church lot; thence eastwRrdly At light
angle with Eotf street and with the southern Line
Of apareel Of ground belonging to Robert strange
one hundred (l00J feet 70 twenty (3O feet alley;
thence westEafdly and parallel With tie Grst line
one hundred 200 feet % EoG street; thence north
wRrdly With the east line Of Eof street eighteen
(lsl feet to the place Of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-CaIh.
~ ". c. HANDLAN, TruStec.
], W. MFTC6ILt, Auctioneer. mol
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Toledo

TOLEDO, November q. -Flour-Sseady.
WheGt-SSeady; No. 8 white Wabash 81 20;
No. white Michigan 81 81 amher$l 81;
No. 5 red Sill. Corn Steady: high MIXED
Sc; No; 2, SIC; damaged. nav Sc; rejected
6o1<e; new 4sc. oats-EirmsT; Michigan
SO; rejected sc, f
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eIxaaciAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRx, November 20 MONEY
Jas, closing al 4 per cent Prime mercan.
tile paper 4a6 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $53,000. Custom re.
ceiptS S352,000. Clearings Sl6,50o, 900.
Sterling $4.s25la4siLz.
GoLD-Quiet and steady throughout the
day at 10994a10e%. Rates paid for carry.
ing 2AS per cent, and for borrowing fiat.
GovKRSNrRSrs-Dull and strong.
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~.
a as.s, f tsss' :. q. "a e..p'~'.
By virtue Of decree made and entered In this
e1nSe on the 9Th day Of October, 1876, the under
hgned, who was appointed Special Commissioner
for the purpose win sell al public suction, At the
front door d the Court House Of Ohio county, 90
WEDNESDAY, the IA day Of November, 1915,
Commencing at I16'elock A. u, the following de.
seIbed real estate: certain lot or parcel Of ground
In the city Of Wheeling, known Hs lot No. u,
squire No. II, In Richie 4 Chapllne's addition 70
the eity Of Wheeling. On this lot are Knoke's
Brewery and two sinry hfiek dwelling house.
TKRHS 0R 6ALE-One-t third Of the purchase mou-
eY, and % much more - the purchaser may elect,
In ea3h on the day Of Ele; the balance In two
equal installmeni1 nj one and two yelrs, the pur-
chaser giving bonds bearing interest from day Of
Blle, With good personal security for the daiefred
PAynsnsa' w & soe v; IS 9o%1SissssD.r.
W. q. HALLKE, AastIOneeE: COLI
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PITTSBURGH, November 2O.-Petroleum
Quiet and steady; crude s. 50 at ParkeTs;
refined at 26c, Philadelphia delivery.
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- ~ t,,.s..s..ssssts4 0VS4A A4NaAA4ls%ssss-f.sS
ru.s Of = eaen
u t1 Of y ole4
y Sia4 Of Twenty. y esen
70 AHA sIt1 copy 70 ParsOn gstdng up Cub
-rrbs Above prices are inyGrlabls. Remit q
III. ia DrIfb Or Posto1es Nancy Orders and
- si,SSf Of thass eAn b procured, End tht
~, h 4 RRtstGrOd Letter.
-,,, r-TE1IIGECER win PRESENT daily thu
Ihs - = IN IN departments, from al quArtcrs o
~ void, u well ~ complete record o. IoeAi
sTgnu
'aS ri Al tSe counter, In psid enTeiopIs ready
s,yiinS. EBSAd 8 cpl GhssA JrGaad1
s "a ,.isii,sI sritG EssI fro0 AoH4I -tg
,,,pSrpTpERs PssSous desiring 70 have ne
;Vf; ~ iS1Tt tIaEScER Iett regularly 81 thelr
, pLI 10 the eity and suburbs on y
"a 6J Having thdE HddfS9 ~ CSu lsSa4s
PnSS. OF By drop letter through the poA OnGs'
m rnSTRIBUTORs.-NO attention SiH q r.. 80
~ y SHan yuouS oCmmunicAtionsi eIe1y EuSIS
NUT & accompanied b. the utsE FsA na'ae
lnd address.
s,,l,es, Lettsrs lot US Shouh % 1870 ~ ~
EsSs g nuSSIl." and should q @ ~ ~ ~ ~
.,.S'.S q S3thSf individual nOSo1 o. 'n' Urn "
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wE.EDousD. No. :. 10. 1 No. : Nae

Ecas and run daily; Nos. 6 and daily sreept
Sunday.
Easi.b0Hnd traInI make connections At Baltunrn
ioT PhilAdelphIA New YGEk and B,Aton. At WEah.
Ingtnn City Tor al pctntB south.
West.bound tr1lna make direct connections 10
al principal points West and Northwest.
pullman Palace can on al night trains
Sleeper viii run on Nos. 2, Sand Z.
WHEELING, PITH. 4 BALTIMORE DIV.
sLeayo daily sArrivus daily At
Wheeling I:6S a N. Washington, n 1910 An
as p N. GloRn
Except Sunday. 'Exespt Sunday.
Tickets TO Al principal polnn On ale nj Depot.
Once open u all hour during the day.
THOa b SHARP,
RI. DEvRIE, Genl Agent. AIS
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TrsNs oF sUBsCRlPTlOM.
DAILY.

by vsG, n sIaoAos, peIaO. PcpaA :.
..........,,,,S o oOfThrUO nontha--,...Sa y
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IL i.IyCFSd by ClTriiEitn CITY iSe PEI Voek
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WEEKLY.
>, s.OG. d aaOaO., pSrias. PrPo'4'
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Mo-. and s nm daily No. daily except Mon
Ttopa d al stations between WhseltnR and Grafton;
no stops Al all stations bstWSSn Wheeling and
Cumberland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-21

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-11-25
Chocolate Color.

when first applied changing In about n
month TO n uniform slate color, and is 10
all intents and purposes SLATE. ON
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-11-25
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons will cover n hundred square
feet OF shingle roof while on tin, iron, felt.
matched boards, or any smooth surface,
from two quarts TO one gallon are required
to 100 square feet OF surface, and although
the Paint has Il heavy body IL Is easily np-
piled with n brush.