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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16
An Inierlia! Machine.

Internal machines have been en-
ploycl Of late with fatal clfac; in
several cities and towns Of Mexico /.
y New York paper says: at San
angel, Il little town five or six miles
from the capital OF the country, Il
party Of six ladies and three gentle.
men assembled u open Il box assum-
ing to have come from Southern
trance, aud to contain some Lourlcs
water and number orrosaries that
had been blessed by the Pope. One
box opened, another was disclosed,
and ms they were trying - get into
the second Il tremendous explosion
took place, and every person but one
was instantly killed. Tie box con
tanned nilroglyccrine, and was cvi.
IDENTIFY prepared for assassination,
though why any Of the party men
toned should havcincurrcd any such
deadly cnmity il is impossible to tell.
The terrible box, it is said, was sent
to one OF the ladies', remarkable for
her amiability and benevolcnce. She
was unmarried, and q great favoritc,
and it is surmiSed that a scmi.aiven-
turcr who had proposed to her and
been rejected, had adopted this meth.
Cd OF revenge. Such Il thing scarce
ly seems credible to us; but in Mexico
anything criminal may happen, with
Or without p~rovocation. There are
men there who appear to practi ce
assassination lest they may grow rusty
III their murdcrous art.
The power Of the national banks to
issue small bills, below So in amount,
has always been limited to one-siXtn
of their circulation, and never has
approached that figure, rs bank
officers do not like to do 80 much
signing. Even this authority cx-
pircs with the resumption Of specie
payments, SO that after January l
the national banks issue no more
notes below 50, and it's said to be
the intention of Secretary Sherman
to make room for silver dollars Nv
Withdrawing some Of the 81 and 50
greenbacks, Of which the usual circu-
lation is about S5O,000,00O.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16

a K.cctu=.r on, fI,n Ga

Si'<E, lure. treatment, ANA '.i.t!CIi
f+I,E2 cure OF Seminal Weakness, or
Src,matorrhr.a. induced by Sc!f-.ihuse,
involuntary Emissions, Impo;2ncy, Nerv-
o"s Debility. AID lmpciimr!s;* % Marriage
generally; Consumption. l:;ilyp+y, an,t
-Eil.: M.u,a.-4 nA rhysical juc.r2, i;y, Nc.
BY ROBERT J.TTEN IN lie =. u.
author o: h" ''tirccn !'uns.' ~.
The void renowned author, IN this AL
mirab,e Lecture, clearly rrov,s from his
own experience tia. ;h"aw:i!I consequence;
Of Scit-.\bisc may be ,ilyc,latly rcu,uvci
without medicine, and without; dangerous
surgical operations, h"ugic-, Instruments.
rings, or c~"r'iia's; pointing on; It mode OF
cure AT once certain and rilcclull, by Which
every sufferer, no matter wiia; his condition
may he. NAV curc liimScltchclply, private
~ and radically.
rs" THIS Lecture wN prore a boon to
Thousands rHd Mous0mds.
Sen, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, on rcccip, OF six cents, or
VOL postage tamr;.
.Ahirr<sihc Publishers,
THE CILNERWELL, MEDICAL co.
III Ann ST, Nov York; Post Office Box 1855
may 1 ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16

Well dressed and semi.inebriated
MAJ goes into shop of a Ypsilanta
druggist, and sticks bis elbow through
glass case. Druggist collars him and
demands SIS. Man says: Trash
%allri,' and refuses to understand
what is wanted of him. Druggist
searches mans pockets, finds $50 bill,
puts SAT change in mans pocket,
book, and cxpeIs him, the inebriate
staggering away blandly rema,king,
''lsh ailri-no oflensh." Next day
the druggist finds that the $50 bill is
Il counterfeit.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16

Whcna Woman is named Enough"
there must be u good reason for it.
DR.. Drysdale, President of tho NAL
thusian League, says that he once
met in nm English hospital a young
woman Of that name. She was the
thirteenth daughter of her mother,
and was named Enough" by a justly
inccnsed father, who evidently
thought that matters had gone far
enough, aud that a line must be drawn.
The mother Of Enough did not take
the hint, but gave birth to nine moro
children, making twenty-five in all.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16
VOLUME VT
NOTICE

IN VII
lis hereby given that Application will be
made at the uext Session Of the General
Assembly Of SO. Ca. Tor II Renewal of
Charter of tho Executive Committee Of the
Orangeburg (Baptist) Missionary Union.
S. w. X EMMNE!IN,
sept II Secretary.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
THE BLAND DOLLAR.
BANKs-THEY REPuDIATE TIE ACTION or THE
NEW YORK BANKS

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA
BANKs-THEY REpuDIATE TIE ACTION OF TIE
NEW YORK BANKS
PMLADELpHIA Dec. 2, 1873.
The monthly meeting Of the Clearing House Asso-
citation Of the Philadelphia Banks held this after
noon. and the following impcrtan. rapport and
lutions presented and adopted II viii be that
they do not pdorsc the action recently taken in New
York on the silver question:-
The Clearing House Committee has received from
tho New York Clearing Houseits resolutions adopted
November ~ last regarding bank receipts and pay
sitter the lat OF JHnnary next. ami report
That this committee ims carefully considered tho
several resolutions. and this association earnestly
desires to eid the government and the banks to
tire successful resumption ~ specie pay ments
Fsrsf-rhat tha Associated Banks OF PblladeIphis
after the lst Of january, 1879. will decline receiving
gold coins special deposits, but viii accept
treat them only AZ lawful money. aud will discon-
tinue special gold accounts by notication to terrni-
nate them, the ist Of January next.
S,c,"d-w forbid special exchanges Of gold checks
at the Clearing House.
Th,rd-wilfpay and receive balances at the Clearing
House either gold coin or United States legal ten
der notes.
Your committee has given special attention 10 rcso-
luton No. II tho New York Clearing House, Agrec-
deposits payable In Kind, and deems IL inexpedient
toNake any action at present In regard " IT, snd
recommends to this association; and beg leave TO
add
That we are fully impressed by sense Of the duty
OF the banks 10 contribute by their action toward
fun resumption of specie payments which should in
clude the speedy ana permanent attainment of gold
STANDARD, of value corresponding with that accepted
and in 'lse By the most Intelligent and prosperous
nations; and regarding the silver dollar ~ of inferior
actual value c the gold dollar and that ts emission
and circulation in larger quantity will be productive
and action Of the banks disercsng and degrading
II prevent its az money but these considers
tions impose upon Congress the duty, ~ has she
power 20 the evil referred ~ by legislation
establishing equslty of value OF gold and silver coin
and United States notes.
The apprehension that there will be inflicted on
the country currency OF uncertain and declining
value has been and IN now the chief obstacle TO a
return to national prosperity and your committee
cuterains the hope that Congress at its approach
lug session. will remove this obstacle By pro yiding
sound AMI stable currcncies, interchangeable with
each other at par. thereby avcrting the threatened
evil of fuctuating measure Of vaiue, which ~ so
reprcssve of enterprise and injurious to the indus
trial interests of the people.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03
TAMMANY SOCIETY.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Tammany
Society was held in the basement Of tho Fourteenth
streat building last night, of course the took
Irce with closed doors. bcDs admitted hut
members ~ the Orygnza zativn Tho attendance was
unusually large. the rildcn democrats being out in
fun force Several applications for membership were
made, and then the sachcms and braves wcat out Of
the wjgwam.
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

. lOtdls.. A,ool <u'sv-o
The tonnage OF vessels built is about 33 per cent in
of that of last year.
The vessels built during the year ended June 30.
arr aSsf 2Sf follOwg:-- q v
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

Totals..... Sis, ,9a5, ,1s4 $1ll,0J7,725
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Tho total tonnage of vessels of the United States is
421. 764 tons decrease of - 1886 tons from that Of
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1S,7 The following
table exhibits the total Tonnage for the last two
ktgeN 4E
The New York herald., 1878-12-03

chah"sc.. .................-...... zoI,sl4,xN
Compared with the previous year the importatons
are less 10y sI,2l 4 and the expectations greater by
Sy,, ~, ,5id.
The annual average of the excess Of imports over
exports OF merchandise for the ten years ended June
20. lsi3 $lV4 706,Y22; but during the last three
years there has been Ut exports over inn
ports as follows:-1n 1916, $7g,643,4sl; in 1877,
Sl5l. 094. and In 1878. $25T, ,si4 234.
The total amount OF exports and imports of specie
and bullion during the last fiscal year been toll
lows:--
Exports of specie and bullion ...... sy1. $40 IL,
Imports of specie and bullion ....... 1854 Jit
-
Excess OF exports over imports ...... <J.yIs sfi
With one or two important EXCEPTIONS the United
states stands alone among the commercial nations of
the globe with respect to the of exports
imports The increase In our exports consisted
manly Of brcsdstufis provisions. agrcultural i'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

TRE peoyle OF Galveston have proved
,aa..ae way to keep yellow fever out Of q
glacs 20 keep i; clean and drained. Al
.aoa.h this city was formerly subject to a
rere visitation OF the plague once in thTee
~ Jour year. it has had none for II yeas
r.s,. owing to the means taken after the
M; endemic Of 1857 TO put the whole
iowa into good sanitary condition The
,a,ire surface was raised four feet; the
ssaoe beneath every building where water
..ood was filed up With sand, and the
l2nsce which is neocsary on the surface,
As "a, under s systematic regulation. The
bard .: health, composed of physicians
vho sesyed without pay, have been the
.1y-rGne powe: OF the city ever since, and
hsye eniored strict obedience to the laws
Il btll,h. making repeated inspections all
through the summer months. A test Of
tie protective nature Of these measures
was Afforded in 1873, when Galveston was
open to refugees from cities where yellow
nssl. and while there were quite a num-
Ter .: deaths IRON the disease among
those visitors, thcte were no cases originat-
ing in the city.
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ProT. J.. P. LACEoI1 writes to the Cen
;ral Christian .iduccGk Of St. louis that
Professionalism Is u~npDogresive in France;
aud offers As an explanation thst the nat
IRE OF the Frenchman renders him arerse
10 moral austerity." We don't know
whether this Is a greater slur on the
French nature or on the Roman church.
Pascal will scarcely more than Offset
Rousseau. Porf. LAcroix says Of French
Ne,hodi,m (which is principally main
t.iuei by the English Weseyaus); ut
holds ils. to the ciass-meeting as 8 eondi-
ton Of membership, hence not a few,
otherwise McthodisticalIy disposed, are
deferred iron joining, Here, e g, in
Paris.therc are no les than six permanent
preaching places, ,Gialeshetbes, Ternes,
Asn;eres, Levallois, Chantilly, 81 owen);
and vet in all Paris there are only some
.ixty full COMMITMENTS At some Of the
above points there are in fact no members
at ali. The French conference is really .
mission work; yet it Is allowed a very
large degree, Of autonomy. ~Forexample,
the limitation Of the pdstOrate Is here
practically abolished; at chief points Ike
Paris ard Lausanne, the paston remainas
longas the conference, sees fit"
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Aw0ra or varpins to Counterfelter..

The widespread fame Of HoStetterS Stom-
ash Bittea causes > NECESSITY on our part TO re-
mind, from time to time, whom il may CON
.cern, Of the fact that initiating, sid article Is
a punishable offence, and We now give this
word OF caution, that We will most assuredly
have all those persons engagedtn re-hlhng our
secondhand bottles selling by the gallon or
barrel. or ia n manner whatsoever palming
of on the public . spurious article purpoTting
to he our preparation. punished TO the tulleX-
tent OF the Law. Penalty for counterteiting,
or dealing in counterfeit trademark goods. as
set forth in a law recently passed by Congres;
Fine not exceeding 5000. or imprisonment
not more than two years Or both such fine
and Imprisonment" We never fail to con-
vict.
NoTIcE 10 DEALEEs NSD PURcHUEEA-HOS-
letters Bi;teaS are Rcr1. uR3T any eieT-
E,daosJ, pId in bull. BIT ALWAYS II norTIIs
F, with q finely engraved L. S. internal Revenue
Especial proprietary Stamp covering the cork
Of each bottle, fastened to both sides Of the
neck Of SINE. All BitterS purporting 10 be
HoS;e.ten's without this stamp arc counter.
felt H0sTEFTEA & sxIa:
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Gard from d. S. rhornhurrh.

EDITOR. IntelEsenee:
In the INTELLIGENCE of the 18th inst. is
published smother article signed Tax
payer" Ny former reply to Taxpayer
dealt in no personalities. His article i:
grossly personal and cowardly, dealing in
insinuations under the guise OF iuterroga'
~toriesl which he knows to be false, and
which he dare not openly assert.
In reply I viii say that ! have for the
last sixteen years voted the Democratic
ticket straight when q political principle
was involved, and intend TO do 80 At this
election. In past elections, for Commits.
sioner, I voted for Benoni Good, Allen
Davis and John W. Mitchell, when they
were candidates. ! voted against Fl. 5.
sThoruburgh and W. H. Wadd!e for rea'
sons personal and local.
Ny position on the bridge and license
| question Is well known and needs no fur,
Their explanation.
In answer TO the matter OF discharging
the sexton from the church ], in b1sh
cases, answer, no! and when his discharge
was talked Of by any member OF the
church in nv presence, l always argued
that he was poor and unable to live with.
out the position.
Now, in conclusion, let me ask Mr.. At.
kinson how he can expect the public to
have confidence in his active exertions to
carry out the resolutions adopted by the
party whonominated him when itisamat-
Ter OF public notoriety hat he is in almoS;
daily consultation with parties known as
the Elm Grove Ring" who are working
hard TO secure his election.
D. S. THoESBrRGH.
TIoddphia, Oaob7 5h, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

BE1LArRE LocGLS-L P. Neal, Esq, Of
ChillicOthe, Ohio, who was expected u
speak on Saturday night for the Democrats,
came to the city, but the committee de-
clined his services
On Monday night Hon. Lorenzo Dan
ford and Col. c. [. Poorman will address
the Republicans on the Public Square.
Money Is being raised TO erect . platform
for the speakers
George B. Smith, National candidate for
Congress from this district, will ad-
dress his party At Zlch's Hall.
On Saturday we noticed the following
persons in the city: George B. Smith, Esq,
National candidate for Congress; ". 4.
Hunt, Esq. ,oftheC RTOHidk Father Drennen,
OF the Ohio Valley NeD, and ". S. Ken.
non, Esq, Of 81. Ciairsville. Considerable
political discussion was INDUCED in, many
OF u laboringmen being on the fence.
Though the Republican party, is in no
sense whatever, responsible for the
present distress, yet the fact must be ad-
mitted that this distress Is causing quite an
antipathy in the minds OF the unlettered
against the party in power; hence, II
becomes our citizens OF the Republican
party, TO . man, 70 come next Tuesday 70
the polls, and to be especially Tigilant in
seeking out such OF their friends Us they
know TO be undecided on, the great ques.
ton Of the hour, and TO discuss these is.
sues fairly and honestly with them.
The Bellaire Cadets participated inthe
sham battle AZ GAINESVILLE on Friday.
Maj, Moore said they excelled in keeping
. good line and firing in volleys.
The decision in the liquor case was in
favor Of the Cincinnati company.
Ms. CasEey' Of Pittsburgh, is visiting
Miss buckingham, OF Newark, o., is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Morris
iiMrS Tdpn Of South Haven, Michigan,
Is visiting her sister, the Rev. Mrs Rambo.
Nj. R ". Denny, who eanvassed the
city in the interest Of the American Bible
Society, found one hundred and sixty-fve
families in the city without 4 copy Of the
Bible.
The Democrats on Saturday afternoon,
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nAssEL1- THE GREENBAcK MAN.
Is Indignant Over Pat. Tierney's Aida.
Wit md il Hot After Col. Ben.
wHTnS 0cfOher2 1873

E4I.su intelligence.
Col james Basel, the Greenback can
didate for Congress, arrived here to-day;
and seems to be after Pat. Terney's scalp.
He denounces Tesney's statement as un-
true, and says he never had any eonversa.
ton with him such as he alleges. The
Colonel viii publish a card in the Weston
Dmoerat, in which he will go for Pat. He
says be never voted but once in his lie,
and then for Tlden and Hendricks; aud
that he is neither sorry for nor ashamed OF
that vote. Ifthis Is the way to prove a
man Is a Republican then Colonel Jim Is
to be put down in that squadron; but he
Indignantly denies the charge. He is also
severe on Colonel Ben forreferrins to him
and his followers Is Radicals in disguise"
and from all appearances l think he will
putin his time for the rest Of the campaign
in q very lively manner LEWIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

nominated Nj. Henry Meeks for Justice
of the Peace.
Mr. D.. II. Rice, the contractor informs
us that the EpiscOpalians intend to erect q
new church at once, to be ready Tor ser
vice By the winter season. The society
have purchased 4 lot from Mr.. Barnard,
lust below Mr.. Walters brick, which is in
the southern portion Of the Sth Ward.
Mayor CriSwell is the winner in the
contest for the gold.headed cane, he re.
eeiving So 90; Nj. Can, SO.
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', SS.r LI ma me I'm crare sire,
railroad Company-AnInteressin out.
line OF Local History. showing How
nanserous IL Is % Oppose ehen Who
rt.aa S"nmHSen
Many No-sons IN tbis c;ty and copntv
~, n,,,ln1 ~ tnov vbv .T;tla padn
Who snrroJ II he ssns,: ,bs bsi.nre 81
Co. ~, and .srs
s,s.t.r,;ar 80 - -n,blessIr Jsnob,ere5
wbo, So oes,od birsSIi tora no.ber nom.
in,i1n
We said universal satisfaction in the
,n.oIt.a.,....oS NJ 1b;s :. wo,r, ,b.,
it''Is Seu
aiaFSe sd'drtty otthe voters o. dist1et
were satisfied. The majority, composed OF
our Sheriff and A director of the Elm
-. p.:,-.- -. -. s,,;.-
n'"'e Na,""! avs
hei' n the two having combined win
the Chairman Of the Ohio County Execu.
live C,mmittao "D,d,s, scalp was hing
~ -
On the WILLOWS
The cause OF the sheriFs opposition was
DADS" refusal 10 assist him OF the last
....ion ~ a., oila,,,ro in eating a hill
800" y. ''' - 49, a. IL.
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SECOND s455.

S1SSs
& Furss 50 W-..----.-,---.-. Running.
Fre icr IN ODe-ihfrL mile, two best IN three.
FITS, SIS o. ssoon4, SO co. third s. o.
=. Pu.xe s. ----.-..-------& QG3 TEutteF&
Sane RHlo ADD Regulations a. SOL Ftst, s.? %;
eeosd, S %; third, S 90
: PuSe S1eo ---PaesH
Frs IoE AL. Three in ave. Fins, 50 o. ssOad,
50 % third, SO %.
q PuHSA So TrOttefA
FIRE iC al. Three IN Ere. Fist, SIs0 %; second,
SEQ 90 third, SO o. Tine % be made IL 20
10 FuE The best h3y Eda, hIIs' 0ddIe seosa
hs;, riding birdie.
All horses 1t sleSibIe from the ant day Of Sept.
All purse ar epTe:ned by the Balls and Reyul3-
t0as u The Sasthnai Troitiby Association.
Ah0se disturbing the Sid OF any P1tbon thereof
viii Be awarded fEt none! osly.
Ia Al purEesI Il reqUirs three 10 enter AID tEo 10
start. Entranee fee ten TO PEI cent, lud Eust heFe-
mlttsd a uDe d making enuy. Ths m1nASenent
rUseETe the rsht 70 poSiPopeOrdeel1re "o4" any Eaoc
a aceoHnt d lad TE1fhkr. In such 0Ses entrance
nOHey VII k refunded.
Entry hooks will Spen ottOher ist and close Otto
ksf Isih, n 10 o'clock p. n, Il q s SortbcOu'so8oe.
Hall fEre tietsts vii Be sked fox from al P1iats 90
the b 40. RailruAd.
LAdIS especially invited 10 attend, = the best q
order viii be mIintinel Throughout.
R1enE eonmenes promptly att OelsE P. m. eAeh
Gay.
ten and uAdeF tfIeen, sc; single h0ue TehieIe, Soc;
'tiugte borse VehIrle season ticket, sSj tBo horSe We
.hieIe, Te; tEo h0rs Vehiele, SaSoa tIeket, 81 =;
three @ t01r beos JtAeIe, . %
81 GEO. BASTABLE, Se7eary.
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COUNTY TICKET.


", aye now within three months Of the
,.e &, ior specie payments-viz: the lst
January. 1875. Irredeemab!e paper
.,r,y imitation has been squeezed out OF
Inns. every article that is bought and
IA. We have reached hard pan. The
-.,u;,y stands on a foundation whereOn
az laid great p~rosperity'in the future.
III, -.I dollar and the paper dollar have
s more the same purchasing power.
,..er .be Isl Of January they viii circulate
.sther. and then it il estimated that our
lame q currency will he as follows:
"a 81 hlzE bic ----- SS
G
'H"N
Which Is more money than We have
eve! had III circulation. As soon as paper
woaey becomes convertible into coin, gold
vii no longer be held as a commodity, be-
aase there will be no profit in it; there
gre. +; Will circulate As money.
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sATuEOAT. IL. III LAY 4 o.ar,,

connsodnt II u sicbrf , IL.
efrlSt pEojSIty. Ia; {, 70 II IL,
hun1red IS4 ttIy!5zF Il! III Azsls.i 49, hl
70 EeE nd CsIP1uss i.4,-ge y =. -,
hE. OhSe o1sly, W-i Virgin ~; y, -.
bsuih S5E q EbSIisE ,Fs,L vls.ss!SAS
SpPETtsaGnns tb1sss l-szH @GA
Also , InLsTIsSS@r7At to-,
Etn1tet g tbt tG-t q Ws-. -
q Wbe<Asg HO-rAd1 a.z.:- 4, sS'
Reedng n ! FaAht & Crsrs; s,.t ".
Eo4 tNsst! IN LSF as 4 - - SE1
StFee; tSeSn rzss4sE szsTElt
RoGS q has, . LtHS=y lSf Lsr. =
Geeent stFcS = IL eEt-E 49,
a4 CrsEsat 'i:esi g ~ u-N z -
lhsaoe alnE The BeAE4n Z ua-st
hpe q lS HgsASss: Two tsnss-1I.Js T., sS
thenre s~SsihNIraly E,A q. ~ :
- ID PlhR = baaHEIzE .C..Sr - ~, ~
ttaHtats AID i~PFSr4=LsIS : ~! Ia J55S
badrE N<
S!ltae n TrssDs. iVilcoavry .rt.
Il - b. IA der! &tT4< S
TEEGS OF sALE-DDt-ss4 - y. L,,
two ogEll ins:llsar II - :. =
dssosd ,! b%a bzA14 sy1. yz a. - t
uteO ~ rSlIbSd EHSl pstE4s!t S1A
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's Wort,
KNOWN As The OIL y,cHryr,,
TIE OLD ~IACHISEsga

B! HEtss "a psi & Trzr n.
H%asA $40. ta4 AzlSA ], ~ ~ SaN
s!4ie 4, lis Vie asl IA. ri
he, is viz, btsE UB5nrz Ia Ata
afy stth Is3@ a.! Fszss-+ ls y, -, y
q " Sni CeS1 Z Osss ssr;y "a,
tAs trus; DIR q tie CT - *
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pEPAnuEE or FRtra

STd1AtIphh Acuommolati0nL-Ihts tain ODly runs
betEeea wheeling AID Th13elphh-
fpaily eIcrpl Sunday-NeE1rk Accon5nodrtioa.
~tstrIhSnTla Observation-Disclosures trGin during
the dAy paSses backward and forward betEeea Mar
tin's FzI? and B4llIIre, stoPpinE vhen required a
sherman HoRse, EsnaCflle, Wet Wheeling and
Gravel Hill,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07
FIRST 1920.

FIRST DAY-PURSES S22O.
Open TO all hona thai have never beaten tOur min
utes IN pGblSe, aud are owned 10 the i~ollOTing eOIn-
ties For the Best bocSe, mare OF FtIdlnE In Harrts9n,
Preston, Tnekef. Randolph, Barbour, UpshuT. NiEion
and Mo1onE AlI1 counties, Si2 %; Second, 5: Third, S..
: Pure SIS W--&I Gas PAoerA
same ala and ReGuhfioRs Is No l.. Fkrsf, Sl3 90
EeO0d, $ o. third, s. %.
! FGf2 30 W--=---.-- --' -.:A7U9 iFnt0I%
Sane RsleS and Regulations Is No. ]. FIsi, s. u;
secosd, SIS o. laird, SO o.
L Purss SIS Gas PaeerS
sane Rlle and RrEulStSnas IsSeI. Ffns 50 %;
scoH6, so o. third, IS o.
IS Paw SS
Two E@t il three, mile heat. Free fer all FIsi,
$50 seeond, SIS; third, SO ca