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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

"JoHNsoN's CONS "A friend OF
ours says the New Yorl, Express, who at.
tended sable might meeting" reports
as follows: "Then Mr.. johnson arose
and exhorted substantially a. follows ::
"Breddren, I'm gwine to glib yon n
sample OF dc piou5 man and de unpious
man. Now, you are d. unpi.us. and
whar do we s'pose yen 60 when We die?
know. Yell go down into de pitt
Tremendous sonsation.) Yah, an there
yell burn foreba-. Mouse hollorin' dar,
ease We can't get ont. (Shud1eriug
throughout the meeting) But, brcddrcn.
wLar shall go resumed the speaker
rolling MP his eyes. ~ shall 80 up, up,
up. an do good Lord'll sec me comm,
and he'll say. angels, make way dar.
And de angels'll say, what fur, Lord,
what fur? And den de Lordll speak
up sharp an say, tell ye angels. make
way dar don't sc see johnson comm? ?"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

iV'"Why did Ierod Kill The boy ba.
bies and not the girls?7 asked sunday
school teacher Please sir, wasn't 10
because he objected 90 The Hebrews and
not 70 the ShebIews?'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

A ROOF may lie covered With a YER, tt..p
"A shingie. aud b, application oi ,hi, .i,,s
be made to lust from, 90 10 ?5 wears uld roi,
can be patched aud coaied, looking much lst.
ter and lasting longer than new shiogl.s w,,h.
out the slate. for
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

THE SPIRIT OF '7s ARoUsEDl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

GSA woman 10 either worth good
deal or nothing. If good for nothing.
she is not worth getting jealous for-if
she be true woman she will give no
cause for jealousy. A man is brute
to be jealous Of worthless one. hut lie
is a double fool TO cut lis tlroa: for
either of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20
FattenIng Poultry for Market,

About iSttsning turkeys for market,
the Poultry World observes that We ought
not to shut up turkeys designed to be
brought TO their greatest weight, and
says:
"While ducks, geese and chickens, Is.
pecially the latter, eau readily be fat
tened in confinement, and, in TACT, fatten
more readily that way, turkeys seldom, il
ever, do we'll when cooped up for that
purpose; and in many cases, they grow
poorer daily, instead Of gaining in fat
and flesh. We know Of . party who had
an extra ane bronze gobbler, weighing
some torty.seven pounds, and twenty.f i've
dollars was offered for him Il he would
draw fifty pounds by Christmas, then
shout three weeks distant. He was at
once put into roomy enCloSure-an old
corn crih-and fed literally on the best
and most wholesome food. But when he
was put on the scales, about four or ave
days before Christmss, be pulled but
thirty-tWo pounds. Had he been fed out.
side, and given full liberty, we believe he
would have readily gained the extra
three pounds, instead Of lowering his
weight so materially.
The best way to iatten turkeys is to
keep them growing rapidly frnm the
start BY feeding them literally. often and
at regular intervals. Let them have their
liberty so they can get their accustomed
iced OF bugs, worms and grass, and give
them, morniog and night, liberal feeds oil
mush, made BY boiling or scalding coarse
corn meal. Keep, also, 4 trough in some
convenient place, in the shade, in which
put daily supplies OF thick (clabbered)
milk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20
sehencll,s .PuImonIc syrup Tor
the Cure OF COnsumptiOn,
Coughs md Colds,

The virtue Of this medicine Is that n
fipens the matter and throws Il out OF thC
system, puriAes the blood, and thus effect,
q cure.
scHKacK's sRA WED Toxic, FOR THF
CURS OF DXhPEPstA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
SCHEsCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIM
CURE OF LlvRR COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, snd produce a
healthy action Of the liver, without The
least danger, a. they are free from Calomsl,
and yet most efieaeionS In restoring q
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for
Consumption, as the PulmOnic Syrup
ripena the natter and purifiss the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, GRE.
ate . healthy bile, and remove all diseases
Of the liver, often o cause Of Consumption
Tue SEA- Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes good dl.
gestlon, and enables the orguns 70 form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cir.
culAtion Of healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. as thus explain.
ed, will cure every case Of Consumption, II
taken In time, and the use Of the medicines
perseTered In.
Dr.. Schenck Is professionally at his prin.
eipal Office, corner sixth and ARon SIS,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tefa Tor advice must be addressed. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20

LAsr spring while the Ohio city mill
men were out Of employment, in order to
s,aIIe away the time, some hitherto IN.
heard Of projects were broached, and
RTeral gigantic schemes for making mon.
y and giving employment to everybody,
ild paying immense wages, together with
Ii6nlOus dividends to immaginary stock.
holders, were suggested, talked over and
iashed at by the impecunious greenbAc.
Gs'E and long months afterWard, when
A ~ having given up all hope Of the
null being started the present season, had
sone elsewhere and obtained employment,
Sae tanloVing citizen has resurtected q
is'gosten circular Of one Of these forgot
"a ., dtmly remembered projects, which
y iaIe lob printer then in town had
Printed Tor amusement, and handed it to
Iss Wheeling Register reporter, and the
saoIe thing appears 10 Mondays RegiSer
SSeuPying two.thirds Of COLUMN, and
Y. by startling head lines. This
y Ille Ia about at par with that other start.
aus announcement in the same paper
SSatl5g the July strike that " Mayor Buc-
Hnsaln had gone 10 Pittsburgh to ar.
aese Tor the immediate starting Of the
'faln on the G. & /. road.-O. v Neug.
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Would Not Marry a Man Who
Soils His Hands.

ElHn IatslllsGueer
While riding in street car the other
liI, lheard fashionably attired young
lhy sIclaim that she would not marry q
mn Who was compelled to soil his
Glads for living | gazed at the speak.
ain unmitigated disgust aud astonish-
neat | was dunb.iounded TO hear such
nib.urd expression issue from the lips
dIYOung lady born and bred Ia this
Er'iOus land Of freedom. On the oppo.
Eia,ide Of the carsat young man with
lnni.takable marks Of toll written on
lis brow; yet, Notwithstanding that, he
III oue Of Natures noblemen. IsaW the
BOT blood mount 10 his temples at this
overt insult to himself; and as
tie young lady repeated her assertion
y the e1QnisiteIy dressed dandy by
beg side, the young man looked her
iall IN the face and said, miss, / have no
doub! but that the elegant clothes and
cleaning jewels that deck your person
20 beautifully were procured by the soil.
las Of somebody's hands, and how do you
ihlnk they would feel il they heard you
ak like thi.; and furthermore, you may
I've to see the day when you will be glad
70 marry a man who is capable Of work.
ing for living" Think the young man
ave her very appropriate answer, and
ileison the young lady will not soon for
gt. Young ladies who feel themselves
better than other people should not give
aterluca to such absurd expressions in
public places. / would rather form the
acquaintance Of one honest working man
AIu a dozen tops Of the first water.
WHAT'S the use OF so much foolish pride?
Did not God make rt5 all with tue same
capabilities to enjoy the blessings Of
Of earth and those who have an abund.
110e Of this worlds goods should be
lind and considerable 10 those less fortu.
al;s, VIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20


TIE VALUE OF MANURE. The following
report of the result OF manuring worn out
land is taken from an article furnished By
Mr. Frank A. Gullsy to the Michigan Az
ricultural Commission. There Is scarcely
farm in the land upon which can not be
found whole 6slds, or parts Of fields, worn
and poor from the effects Of successive
groupings. 1t is also charged that upon
nearly every farm will DO found huge
pile of manure. Ifit is not there, II can
be made each winter by feeding in sheds
all the grain and fodder raised on the
place, and 1t won't hurt to buy a little
outside. With such results probable
who can help little experimental farm.
ing for the next season? The report ia
US folloWa:
On apiece Of land put in onr hands 10
to work last spring. was 4 field OF twenty
one acres, which the owners wished 10
have soWed in oats and seeded to clover.
The field had been cropped several years
without manure. The soil was Of au
average fertility all over the field. A
crop OF corn planted on il the previous
year had made about an equal growth in
all parts, aud all so poor that il was con.
sldered not worth husking, and was fed
in the stalk. On the farm was 4 pile Of
manure one year old, left from a COW sta,
Bile, which we we're directed to put on this
field. The pile would have made about
twenty or twenty-five such loads rs we
buy for dollar load. l estimated it 10
be worth S35. After the ground had been
ploWed, we spred this manure as evenly
as possible over twelve acres on one side
Of the field, at an expense oil SIS for hand.
ling the manure. The twelve acres
manfred yielded 543 bushels, or 40 bush
els TO the acre; the 0 acres unmanured
yielded $50 bushels, or 20 bushels to the
acre. The manure increased the crop g
bushels to the acre, or 39S bushels on the
farm, worth so cents per bushel, or $751;, ;.
30. The cost OF preparing ground, seed
sowiug, and reaping was the same per
acre on the whole field. The cost OF bind
ing, drawing, and thrashing was more or
the manfred portion, but as the straw
was twice as heavy We will let that bal.
auce the extra work. The manure ant
and drawing cost 500; therefore $50 ex
pended in manure made an increase in tn
crop OF SIS, 50, or a proftSl0l, so in one
season. 10 addition to this the clover
made good catch on the MANFRED land
while on the rest it hardly grew at all.
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Cheaper Than any wheeling Res.

taurant.
@The Cheapest Dining Room in The
City" Is the claim plAcafded on house
In Grand street, close 10 Clinton. The
restaurant Is plain room Of moderate
size, furnished with common tablea and
large sideboard. ave put cloths On
the tables when we opened, week ago. .
said the elderly woman who, aided BY her
son, conducts the establishment, "bul
there was such rush Of boys, who were
neither mannerly nor neat, that We had 70
take them of. We are fitting up another
room around the corner especially for
the boys, and, when that q open, We shall
reserve this place for adulia.n Printed
bills Of fare were scattered about; giving
the following ptiees: A small cup o.
Tea or coffee, with sugar and milk,
one cent q cup Of the ordinary Gize, two
cents; bread and butter, one cent; soup,
one cent; q slice Of corned beef, one cent;
q baked or boiled potato, one cent; cab.
bAge, one cent; baked beans, one cent;
boiled or fried mush, one cents oatmeal,
one cent; boiled rice, one cent; 4 quarter
Of pie, three cents. The quality Of all
these things Is excellent, butthO one cent
portions are small, yet 4 fair appetite
could DO appeased for Eve cents, and a
ravenous one for ten. Everything l.
clean, and the cooking 10 good. "Who
supports this charity n WA asked Of the
woman Yesterday. "ChRrityP she ex-
claimed; "Why, sir, this Isn't 4 charitable
institution; II Is business enterprise,
and | guess It Is going 10 pay. The mar.
gin Tor profit IL small, a. you may imSg.
tne, but II will DO enough 70 live on II the
crowds come az they have been coming.
We have TO buy close, and waste nothing,
but BY careful management there Ii
profit on every cent? worth we sell"
Three news'boys entered noisiIy, seated
themselves at table, As 4 party Of de.
monstratiye, but unaccustoned, fellows
might in Dslmouico's, and peruse the
bill Of fare. One ordered Corued beef,
beans, n cup oil coffee and 4 Cruller, at q
total cost Of four cents. One had large
cup OF coffee and quarter Of pie at the
same cost. The third more recklessly
a cup OF coffee, bread and butter, beans,
corned beef, cruller, fried hominy, 4
potato and q doughnut, at an sxpendi.
ture Of eight cents; but he became SorScd
before the food was all eaten, and, 10 spite
Of bard gu!ping, half Of the doughnut and
4 third OF the potato were left. "Boys
are our principal customers" said the
woman, "and We have q rush OF them
about 8 or 0 o'clock, but at breakfast and
lunch times We have q good many Wofk.
Ing men and women. Why, air, ut the
rate We are starting out, don't know but
well occupy u whole building in a few
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(ksgntetIgsrter.


n
ser, sweet story Of love comes from
rse,rpati, whence very few sweet things
m, come, and, probably, We never should
IN. had ihi. enchanting tale had not
A, hero aud the heroine been imported
i, Me occasion from Kentucky, q State
Tbieb /, abandoned to the raising Of he.
N, and Democratic majorities and hero.
h, ,ud superior whisky. Prof. Pie has
,,p,bt school across the river from Gin.
lanai Tor many years, and devoted his
,rniDE, and Saturdays and Sundays,
al much other time, 10 Huldah, who
Tu 4 school! marin, and this pleasant
tsiuR went on till the Professor was 50
Isd HnIdah was IS. After ten or II
mar, Huldah's folks, beginning to think
ibsy we're going to altogether too much
,tp.u.e for fire wood and coal oil and
ana dinners Tor the Professor, and feel.
lar that there never would be any we'd.
diE after all, began to tell naughty Sto.
Eles ABOUT the FfOieSsOE' Ahls Luhut 1uL'
j,h crv and love him the more, and
De strategy failing, he was forbidden the
house. Then he climbed in the parlor
VindoWs, aud the boys pounded him
With isnce.bOlrds "a he went through.
AID then they fired blank cartridges at
him in the stilI darkness Of the night, and
faally loaded their guns with beans and
Ii.erTlrd With bird.shot. The Professor
endured this exciting amusement 4 few
week. and then he got mad, stole HuldAh
out Of the house, ran away with her 10
Cincinnati, and they were married |
Young Kentucky strategy has succeeded
With tue invaluable aid Of ience.boards
sd .hOtguus in bringing a prolonged
lnd weary courtship 10 a happy termina.
tou The Professor was forgiven, and
invited back with his bride. The affair
VISA little novel and sensational, even
kt Kentucky, but 10 spite OF its pro-
puuced success, it wOuld hardly be de.
IfsbIs perhaps for every lady with a
Asil.ling lover TO start : lot Of untamed
lsphews on the war.palh with shot.guns
nd teuce,boards.
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THIS Ii what Charles Francis Adams
says about the eo.educatipg Of the sexes.
/ suppose tue experiment Of uniting the
sexes in education at a mature age u likely
20 be fully tried. The tendency oil the age d
tentative. twill 60 on until some shock.
ing scandals develop The danger, and the
people will recognize the wisdom Of The
concluaion arrived at many centuries ago
from primitive experience. Meantime /
am willing to aequiescS when ! cannot
helpit, sssff
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w, We have projects Of national import
go, ~ 70 the South, and they must have
S0saitioa. The day for heightened
,s s'aeSa men scattering silver dollars
Is.s saratoga bootblaeks Is gone by
gssa CATVsieIe.
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TO CAPITALISTS,
ITO CAPITALISTS,
Or PARTIES OF SMALL MRASS DESTROYS
OF ENGAGING IN GRAPE 6ROR.
ING, COAL MINING OR NAE.
KIT GARDENING,

On account o. sdVInced age, I am deslrou, oil
changing my Teaidenee and therefore Oier Tor ~
ny farm situ1ted opposite the city OF WheelInR Or
the river bank, midway between BRIDGEPORT Ind
Martins Ferry, and Immediately a6IoInipg ihe
village 81 &tnayille. The property cnnSIStS of Ia
acres Of bill and table land and IS Of river hotto
In the hill there are two seGniS Of coal 6H and ~
teGt thick, three dspoAlh OF limsstone' an s fooi
WIN o. close texture sand OF free stone, an 10 toot
Veln o. mari, which altogether make soil and n
underlying bid Of deposits Of rich aud valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lie,
gently slipping 10 the EAST and all under dIect ex.
P1eu'e to the sun, Vineyard Of 50 Herrs mostly
CataWba grapes all In line bearing condition about
seven years old, which hiss proven Itself stlo Il
pay h1ndsome Per cent 70 the euluVAtor.
Tne property II being approached above md be.
low ~ 30 advancing tide Of nsonH seeking small
not1egte1dA and u nov Feally the only uuoccupied
territory bet Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II y valuable a. an Investment for capital aeeknT
ale purchase. and valuable TO thee Who WTpi
market gardening ground close 70 the city, II fontI
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and comminds yIeSI
Of the city tho Allnd and the whole scenery Of IN
The terms Of ale will be one third cash, bsl.pe.
70 Two annual pIymenia, pee can't Inteiest On az
feTTed payments. For further particulars Indulre
o. kTCHARD CRAWFORD,
On the premises, or By mall II Bridgeport, o.
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oSUGu syRuR.-one ounce OF thor.
,,usaSO't, one ounce OF lAxseed; simmer
' 'Sse'he' in one quart OF water until The
we. IsIgh is entirely extracted; strain
a,.'1eiullyi add one pint Of best molasses
,Ss a 4 half pound loaf sugar; simmer
S ~,% thoroughly together, aud when cold
n E'"e tight. Anew doses Of one teaspoon
ia. time will alleviate the most dis,
tS sslng cough Of the lungs, subdues any
ii,.i sosy 10 consumption, breaks up en-
sS;, The WhoOping cough, asthma, bron'
S,a and all affections Of The lungs and
-4OAR It's simple, sale and effective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-20
Petroleum Statistics.

The production, export and average
price Of petroleum for the last IS years
are given In the following table:
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Asthma Recipe.

correspondent says that the follow
y y recipe was given him by the Hon. E.
= French, Of the Treasury Department.
i y Of potassium, two DRAINS; tincture
y !. iooelia, hall an ounce, syrup OF sens-
Two ounces; canphoFated tincture Of
Spla, hall an ounce; water sufficient to
S.ii Se locF ounces. A teaspoonful every
aau hour until relieved. The above
SS.tea the above.nAmed gentleman, aud
n Oeen successfully used in my own fam.
W II.
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IL Nsil, N adtdHts' fPt1egt Prtteh
~ ,,........Sl col si1 pOnthI. :.......Sl q
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~ ii leu. ,.,.s...-..'.s.s..s'. " eaen'
~, Al TVshty............ ....,...'..- y each
y w. "a sIlfi toPy to PeFsOh setting up Club.
-. ,hoys priera are lnIaIiRble. Remit n
X n fCT,It' Of FotofieO Money 0Fde1, and
~ ~ .,i,Str Of thess can b procured, send the
t.1,ts Registered Litter
- ,SrEilIGLNCER win present daily the
DE ~ h IN dsrartmEnis, Iron ali qnIlIfa o.
4, IV,li, n ven a. . eonpisis record Of local
=, !'; SsEEyEIY I, printed on Thursday, and can
lHh VI Al he tountef, In paid envelopes rad
.s.,ilips. E5- Sad 6gpH 10 GbItRt lfttadi
,slatl,sI giih AcifI gfel' AoBll
.,SsTpipERS. Persons dthirsng 70 have the
u p6,iy lyIEtLIGESCKR left regularly At their
Ii.1c,s 10 the city and suburbs, can b
1,J IN leaving theiI addIs1l a Counting
~. Of hy drop letter through the pUtotioS,
:, EHSfRIB(fTORs NO bttGntion Will Be raid
" W,s6pTaous Communications; every article
M Z accompanied by the Writerl real name
~ lltfei''
A.,,u L,ii,ri jor " IhaEH b addrejttd "EfCIS
,Sn'tSj,lU aad LA0uA n 10 edtt y dddrtIlsd 10
iIitrihal atr45sr of tAI Hra BY RaRS.
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BucKWHEAT CAKES.

Batter cIkss, and Biscuit, made light, crisp and
wholesome With Lgan, utt 4 Ca ExCELHoR
BAKING POWDER oc4I-dAH
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

~ ssil IA sdtshtH, SaSta0' prtposG
Is % T1rtO mnntha....,..s2 Q
~ I,li;..'''',' % Oge nnonth............ I
u SSLSED,'r,J ~ Clfitriia Oily lie Per week.
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HUNDREDS OF LADIES

Ua Lopn, Lit 4 Co.'S EXcELsIoR BAKING
POWDER. TEelerrins Il 10 al oth0s. Sold BY best
Dealers everywhere.
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-pRUceIsrs.
oNE.HALF The BATTLE

In letting good table Il Won On your Biscuit and
Rn,k. 1hes6 are always Light md Wholesome yheu
mlde with loEln, Lit 4 Coz EXCELSIOR
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r, mad, Ia SAtaAas, pottsg' prIaid.
,.,,-.........SS % si1 nSnthA.. ...-.si q
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupilsd ilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye.lid;
thenose isirritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds; a swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
fu-rcd tongue; breath very foul, par.
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation OF the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdyandc onvulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'Sv ERAIIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; is an innocent prepa.
ration, Hotegpa6!tefd6isyhte5l sight
est igju,y 10 tie most ktnaer imam.
The genuine DR.. MGLANE's YER.
MlEucE bears the signatures of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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M Pullman Drawing Room AID Steering On
from steu6enVille and Columbui through tSifGold
Change 70 Cincinnati, LouIsVille, IndIanapolIs mi
81: Louis, and from Columbus 70 ChicaRo,
The pleasure seeker or those AoekinS Ho,ns, 4,
A Vet, should call on or Addrel ~ SfndersiSns1
ior through time tables, mlpa, l1nd eirculRES md
Gcnl passenger and Ticket Agent, n, 20 hIoh
streef, Columbus, Ohio. myi9
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SeSbenTle IcoMmoGatiOR-LeATeS Bellaira a
i:t0 ?; M Bridgeport at E6Si and GrhV@ 1t stsu.
benIille at Sis p. N.
Bridgeport at S:6S Q. m.
Special accommodation trains leave BeIlairo At
80 m. and I2:4S p. N. Bridgeport Al 9:lB q. q.
and loo ?. m arrive II Martins Ferry gS5 4. n,
and i:lO ?. m. Returning leave Martins Ferry q
and $40 ?. M; arrive At BeairS 1t li50 d N. aud
3s56 p. m.
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket Ofhce.
AeLure H0uss, and at the station at Bridgeport.
mya General Passenger and =. : TIe 1tz AssSt.