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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
Further Remarks on the Subject o'
Infant Baptism.
WHEELING. December 70.

W KEELING. December 20
Editors Of the Register.
shall not presume to enter into the
religious discussion that has recently
been going on between Bishop ksin, the
Rev. Mofat, and Rev. j. II. McMecheu.
But this discussion has awakened some
ideas IN my mind IN regard TO creeds,
winch would ike to express, and be
corrected upon If they arc erroneous.
These reverend gentlemen have been dis
cusslng certain articles of belief These
PARTICLES" us | take it, are the offspring
OF toe minds OF finite men, and there
fore must be iaiiible. IL iallible, what
IS the use of them? 1t seems
10 me, these creeds of men
have brought more misery upon
the human family than all other
agencies combln Bat what is the use
OF them? Why net 90 to our Lord at
once in matters OF so great moment.
And what more doth he require of US
than to "deel Justly, love mercy and
walk humb!y?" Isn't that creed enough
for adults? "Sutlcr little children 70
come unto me, and forbid them not Tor
% eICL i LLC NH 'O'ii Va LS'sH' h. III Y
that eXpiici. enough cOaCern.ak infants,
and DO We need some learned divine 10
tell Us what this language means? Our
Lord, wagu on earth, never Woe ont Or
dictated creed, but the sum o! al be
taught is embodied in the first scrip.ural
quotation above. When any one was
caught shining the INJUNCTION WAS
"Go and sin no more" Not go
and believe in the ThIrty-NIne
Articles OF Faith Evidently the only
effect creeds nave had upon the human
family was 70 umbroll them in endless
controversies.
Let every one read our Lords divine
teachings tor nwse!i, or herself tree
from the tggmmyls Of creed, and His
pure teachings VIII sink deep into the
soul, freeing Ii from the cruel anatheuas
o! msu, and viii lead to pure III conse-
qurutly, peaceful! lite.
For adu ts-I.uve mercy, dca. Justly.
and walk lumUy. For little children
"Ol such is the Kingdom OF Heav n"
II The salvation OF the human soul is
of so great moment, would the Lord
.cuvo 1t 10 the doubt al dlsputavo"s OF
mel? Surely not. Most empu",.y.l.y
not. COMMON SENSE.
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FIRST TngiIsn Lutheran Church.

This church was visited SUNDAY nv
P.y Jobn w GoodnD. Secretary Of th,
Rosrt -, Home Missions of the Genera,
synod who i, on his way Yves. in the
Interest ut his work The church Wa
r..rrirYrI, decorated with laurel and
r,Il, Tow IN, Cbr,.,ross SESSION which
,,,,r.,,,.s s,rT ror,.,n The m,rrfrr
-, ,,... -, I,r,a.I.6 oRu, let
49,, 80 :, r;.r ,,,bir,, vsv.rir,,'.
MA S|,,,a,. SrhnoI Wa. mi f. ovo,G,w.
~ 49,. IN, 80 so.,r. com,
-. .,,' ..... .rvarr,ses consisted Of
- a.. o,,,.,,r-..-r b,,r,. =, Lc.
,,a..,n, .,s oJir..s,. n,
- 49, n.-,',,, o,,J pr,s Eoi:.
W. p. \, the rIn.o NJ tba school
- .,,,.I.rs ,,.s.nl ON,
a. ,,,',.r ~ ,.,r'a,,,i,r. ns. nro,
',,s'.''' ", -, Tr..e r,.rc the ,,if,
s p,,,.,.-.-i arI -
o. VI w." 49,. cav "r..s m" c,i,.n,.
-, ,,r, ~ M. + R.aner o.
p.,.sr,r,1 and aa ro,d friend o, the
-, :, ,lrs r,,y whose mama we are
r,, -, Ghp-gy 10 give. but VII, ha.
,,.s,ctsl tho Workings and influence q!
80. -,i..in7 tor many wears. Every
'",, -, ,be srroo, Wa: also presented
w,,b nm attractive l,..e book or l,aAa,.
w o.. :, live. ostemreransa and
S" ,'l'', ~
ulG ~ r,,;,o sermon by Kew. Goo4lin.
~ ina .hsmo, Preparation for the
Future being appropriate 10 the close U'
~ ~ 9,ha ,Cxt was. Jeremiah VIII.
We 80 Inn s.or, in the heaven knoweth
. nome. ~ ,n times; and the turtle, and
. -@r , arr,," AID Il, swallow, observe the
, .,- o. g tf",, camias; but my people
. .'-'S n no; ,be Judgment OF God Every
Bin, ~ nature. .sit toe reyernci gentle
-''.- : ~ mes 10 teach men lessons O.
- ~, Fror, the by,sop ,ha. springeth
.','f.b, wal, - the cedar OF Lebanon;
rom the s.ream.pt to ihe mighty river,
- - - - lake 70 tie grea, oceau,
- 80 h. seen lessons worthy cur atteu-
a., -. In .b5r, the world around Us,
-, IS. beneath Us. are - many pages
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San. o,sou,nern's Practical Jokes.

Sotbern invited q party OF gent men
10 dine with him. The hour 1a' wed
and, with one exccEann, So had the
quests. ave msy u well U,gln, sad
S,tbrrn, "--is sure 70 come and ne
would rather we did not wait tor him.
upon which the company sat down ara
were inst finishing soup when the card
Of the missing guest WAS hsEGc" 10 oo.",
err \ sudden inspiration q! 'un led
MN II propose that beflr" the S'"'''-
myn came IN they should 81 GET uh-''
the table. Without an oh) 't'ou ana
trusting 10 Sothern'S Wit for some '',"
zeal deuouement, the transporting lei
lows hurredly crcpt under the '"ole Nuu
eYs,-ed results. totally ignorant OF t"'
fsct that their wicked host had not TO-
lowed their example, but had qu.s"!
continued his soup. The oe'ated s1e''
came in full OF spoiocy Tor his tard'ues,'
"D,u't mention II, SAID Sothern; 'sn
OF the slightest consequence We are o"
NJ the soup; sit down and be helP'".
Tbe Gentleman did so but with Pu%I'e-
look M the empty chairs about the Iao''
"Ohr said SotheEn, YOU ms the o''.o.
Gentlemen. They are all mere ou,' -.
soma extraordinary reason, ts'E ~ -.
no, the IA bic! Wha; they are dong =
mora than | know" Il i easier TO IN
80 han to describs the vsrlr'! q ~
r-rss,,rs upon the faces OF the de."''1
rr;o,,,rs - one hv one they came c'aW'
ing shc,pishly out from n'"'' '"' NV
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Lofty sheep Pasture.

FROM the NlTsluld kENeN.J Ch'Si P'
Probably the largest and highest rock
10 the known world is the South Dome
of the Yosemite. Standing at the fork
OF the upper valley, it resrs itself, solid
rocky Lost six hundred feet above the
ground. A more powerful hand than
that of Titan had cut away the eastern
halt, leaving sheer precipice over a
mile IN height. No man ever tried 10
top of this dome until last year. For
mer visitors gazed in wonder at the
spikes driven into the rock by hardy
spirits, who had repeatedly endeavored
To scale it. The shreds of rope dangling
in the wind told the story OF their fail are.
Last year, however, after thousands OF
dollars were spent, several persons found
their way to the top OF the dome, and
this summer two sheep were discovered
browsing on the hitherto inaccessible
peak. Mrs. A. J. Murphy, the wite.ot
the late hotel proprietor in the valley,
writes Is follows, under date OF NoVem-
Der IL:
"John Anderson is building stairs up
to the top of the South Dome. You can
90 up now by holding on TO rope, bat
i is quite tiresome trip. A few la
dies in the valley have made the ascent,
and am sorry did not sttemptit. But
am one of the few who have seen the
sun rise on the top of Clouds Rest, and
its glory will never fade from my mem
say. Strange to say two sheep found
their way to the top of the South Dome
this summer, a dam and her lamb. How
they ever got there is more than any one
can tell. They found bunch grass and
shoots to eat. but no water only the
dew that tell on the done AZ night. An
derson was going to carry them up some
water when | left"
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What MighI Have Been Heard.

Almost any day during the Centennial,
Knot OF physicians might have been
Seen gathered around the elegant glass
case, standing in the Main building, in
which Bensons Capcine Psrous Plaster
was exhibited, discussing its merits and
superiority over other porous plasteIs, and
warm praise iall from their lips as they
spoke of the revolution II would likely
effect in rem edies for diseases treated ex-
ternally, such as II eum2 tiSm, lame and
weak back. spinal ana kidney disease,
sciatlca, lumbago. sprains, bruises and all
aches pains and OF local nature. With these
opinions the nteanial jurors who were
also learned physicians, We're in perfect
accord and awarded the manufacturers OF
Benson's Capcine Plaster the only medal
given 10 porods ptasters. 20 avoid maud
see thst the word Capclneis cut through
each plaster. Sold everywhere. Price 25c.
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BjsbOp Kahn Does Not Answer-The
Public VIII Draw ITS own Infer


Editor OF the Register.
As Bishop Kahn has not responded,
and as he accedes TO the principle that
each party has n right TO expound It's
own creed, notwithstanding any seeming
inference that might be drawn to the
contrary, and as the great body OF Protes-
tant Christians recoIl with horror and
utterly repudiate the notion that infants,
after death, will be subjected TO torment
of any kind, the Bishop rs the repreSeh-
tsLivo OF his Church, is the only party IN
court who tsnds cor victed OF holding tins
shocking heresy. What theB2 Why let the
creeds whether Protestant or R)msnist,
be revised, and whatever msy 0e found
therein, in theory or language, incon-
slstent with common sense and an en-
hghtened Christianity, IS found IN the
Bible and its history, let it be expunged
and gwen TO the mOles and the bats.
Let truth be maintained though creeds
perish; yes, though the very stars from
Heaven should ia.l. Here plant my
sell, and here l ain willing to stand TIL
the great day OF reckoning. Thanking
you for your kind courtesy, for the pres
emit st least, bid you and your readers u
very respectful sdi-u.
J. II. MCMECHEN.
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yHEETANGEEIsT HAMMOND.
4 proposition TO Invite kim TO
wheeling.

editor Of the Register.
This morning | received letter from
Hon. Okey johnson, of Parkersburg, fully
endorsing the ministry OF Rev. Ham
monI, recouutirg some of theIadvaatages
derived from it, and inviting me to come
and SEQ Tor myself, AID suggesting that
we of Wheeling, c5Uld no. do u better
thing than secure III, services for : season.
This ! suggested TO my congregation yes
tr-day. bu. it any tLlug is done in this
direction II must b. done by q general
concert, and God and ttos" VINO in this
city love Him know that some!hli 8
needs to he touc, and | Tor one, Hnd ~
hcbaI OF others. Will thank you il you
will set the ball IN notion by calling the
attention Of leading men to the matter.
Yours. truly, Tnos. + CLANCY.
Wheeling Dec. 81, 1871
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In calling The attention OF the trade TO
IheabO.c cards, the subscriber would also
announce that he has undertaken the
bus ness Of Pork Packing exclusively, at
The establishment lately occupied by List,
Davenport & Parks, who nave disposed OF
trcir .TOcery department..
with Inc caSCd facilities Tor carry ing on
the rurA and Provision business, II shall
%. his ann 30 meet tEC lar@. ana inClcrs
~u- demand for meats al superior quality,
and 10 maintain the repu alton for which
the products OF the late firm were cele-
bTalcd,
He has now ready q complete stock Of
sugar cured Hams. shoulders and Break
last Bacon. Bulk aud Bacon shoulders,
aud Clear Sides, Mess Pork, and Lard IN
all the styles of packages.
Prices furnished on applicatlonr anu
will ur ~ low as the market Will admit,
Keeping in view the superior quality OF
the products.
+. Davenport, OF the late firm, will re-
main with me and expects To visit our
friends shortly.
lh.nkmlly acknowledging the large
patronage bestowed on the late hrm, re-
succllal ) ask It's continuance.
Very respectfully,
WHEELING, W. VA. bee. 10, lg77. dciO
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shown by the Unprecedented success al
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Company to establish s7'sii ana , =. uS y.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
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pIvE TABLE WHEELING AND ELM
SIamm's.
Leave wheeling.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Two THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE W.
L Marquis, deceased. ,o,
In npr.uan,e 10 "A decree Of the Munlci,
1al ConrI of Wheeling, made IN cau ate
herein bending to subject the real eS STAT
lent DIN of his debts. you are required i.i 10
resent Your claims against nn,Ior ln 70 l. :.
George Marqu 5, for adj uaicit s nttice in the
ity of Wheeling. on or before the INh
TiHiInsesssn uThos NJ. Darrah, Clerk OF Inc IN
aid court his 9TH day of Move pei SIssr 10
lOgsoswv THOS, NJ. DARKAh' 'ieih
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Altogether the day was an unusu4l one
to the earnest and enthusiastic church
and Sunday school or Sixteenth street,
everywhere known as the wheeling
Mission.
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at'heelino geglster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one year...........sS W Three months".$ w
Six nonths........ % One month";. 20
TRI-W EEKLY RB0iSTEE.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ano
Saturday.
One copy, yrs o. one copy,b mOs.S2 ~
WEEKLY GEGISIER.
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american Bellies.

America is justly proud OF , Io' of hs.,.
iui laI'T I6.o their health and youth De-
", ' anu ur en-, old in sPPe"rsnce' oy
come Ist Pip 10 take proper care Of iG s.,
neglee''" - csn be no excuse for thus
IS SozopoHT, pronoaneed by at w, %.' can
u, hs had in all civilized countries 80
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BEWARE or I7I1-s-ro.r.

Tie genuine l. {. ,......-s
LIVER Pills @rcE~y~r s,s.r .a-i,d.
Every Lcx l. aryI T.N seal Oh
the lid, w.,a tic impresslo- La
M,LANL'S LNIs Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's iEE2
Pills bear Tie signature ot {.
McLANE and EaENlNG BEo-. a- tie
wrappers.
re- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
De-. c. McLANE 5 LIVER PILLs. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing 10 give Dr.. c MeIASE's
INIs PILLS IIIz!, 80 Wlli nal posi- pad 70 any
part Of the United STATES, one bcE c; P1Es Tea
FLEMING BROS. rirsburra. Pa
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rGMrY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.,
FOR IHg CuKR oF
I,epltitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of 4 Diseased Liver.
TAIN in the right side, under the
edge OF the ribs, increases onprcS-
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
Is felt under the shOulder-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and IS sometimes mis-
taken for 4 rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with los, Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are Costiyc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is trouble!
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgcncra,ly aconsidcrablc loss
Observation-Disclosures
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
pyickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exerciSewould be bene-
fc:al to him, yet he Can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them cx-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. NCLhHr'S LIVER Pills
N CASES OF AcyE AND FEVER, Whc1
taken with Qu;DiNc, are productive
ofthe most happyrcsul.s. Nolc.tcr
cthartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quiui-c. v,
would advise al who az aE..r,gd
with this G:seasc to Civ ..-m !
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious Gc-@7E,mc-t, @.d
rs simple Tur--.igc, liz 81 III
equ2lcd.
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= CURES UISUSESoF M -
! THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

IN tie wonderful medicine To which the anlct-
o! arc above directed fuy rel. cf. the dI-cUIcr-r
....e,cf hC ht- combined IN hHrUi'Uy more II
Natures -nyr-u..U curative Ururcrt'c-, which
uoi has .u-'iIcd into tho vegetable Kingdom
'ur heading 'Nr sick, HAN We're ever before COM
i.Uci .u .ur medicine. The evidence ot'his fact
is found in the great variety NJ most obstinate
%" eur, ut bronchitis, severe Coughs
ufu. mo early -fa,..- Of COuNumptiOn, IL has
R-ruui-ari IN" medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce II the greatest medical
t..,ngcrr 10 The age. While 10 cures the sever
ct Coughs, u -jrcUglhens u!c system AMI pUri-
fIes thc blood. BY IL great and thorough
blood rIrl' Iug properties, " cures All bU-
uiOTs from tie worst Scrofula tD n common
ESlUlch, r'mple, OF Eruption. McrcuriaI
disease. Mineral rOis1ns, AMI their ELECTS are
gIIt.ra'ri, ant vigorous health AMI a sound
u-'iUron c.'abU-bcL. ETysipcIas, Salt
rhcum, Fever Sores, SCaly or Rough
.EIu, 90 short IA he numerous llse,lsC- caused
0r bad blood, are conquered hv this powerful,
rgrif,uR and iuyigDra;.nE medicine.
II voV feel dun, Growsv, rcbIItalel. have sal
bow color Z SKIN, "r yrUuWl-h brown spots on
l.5 'aa.r ~ mouth. internal heat or cnils al.er-
mated with hot ru-A"-, low spirits, and gloomy
iIrornilng- irregular appetite, and tongue
coated. g0u are suffering from Torpid Liver,
r- "8iiiOuSncsg.r In many cases Of
oliver CumplaIntn only part Of these
-.mp'nms are experienced. As u rcnc'" fpf
a.. such cases. Dr. P.cTcc's Golden Medical Dig
leaving Tie liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared hv Il. v. PIERCE, N. ID, sole
P...r.r'n-. az iac WORLDS DisPENsAEG
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ARRIVE.

-teubeuyille "A .CnmmOdatior ieaVeS
B.lIslre at iOP. II. Bridgeport q; 100, ana
arrives at Stpurcuvilie II - =. ~.
Leaves Sreubonvilir a. 7:i5 a. m, arrive
M Bridgeport a $50 u. NJ. , 49,.
g,lI;rrr at g:3l ii. No., and i2:H p. NJ;
gr.,is,rnrr g.lIa. m and 20 p. N AMY,
a, Mariin's s..Iy III 800 "a. m. AMI liO 2:
m. q. luruju- cave Martins Ferry q!
a ,u..aud 3ItI. a.; arrive al Bcia!fc al
lEO "a. H., and O.: = p. IA.
Tickets to all principal points 10 me
vtst aud We 'Iu he procured al ths
Union Ticket '''Acv ~ Mcclure mousse anu
u. '''> =. K. MYERS,
,.,nsn l.nnrrnI PASSENGER & Ticket Agent.
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.BEASON'S CAPCIHE p PO s9gsR

was invented To overcome the great ohjec-
Lion ever found TO the old style OF porous
plaSters, that OF slow action in bringing
relief. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster
relieves pain at one and cures quickly.
IL imparts sensation OF gentle and stlInu-
latIng warmth, and brings rest and COM
fort 10 the sufferer. dec2OD
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Or. sAGE's CATAR29 REMEDY.

II s. the only form - Instrument vet invented
". q which G1'l ...r.rC can be- nH--.'t HrHf
uP and perfectly TVr ~" % ll' part. % '.r affect
communicating -lurrW. 20. IN which sores amt
ulcers frequently exist. art from w.."H The "a
tagrhal discharge generals rrpcc' - Tie want
Of ~u7rT-- .n tr...r- '..Trh Hnrr..t1go t7s
arisen largely from go 'mrr--. hi irs ~ s.r'rIrE
T'.n'' e. p" Thee c1...s-- ant chamber ur an
Of .ng ordinary U"'H.-l-. tbs obstacle IN Ire
vsr ~ D'rr.irE cures Is entirely overcome rs
i.r invention - O.. Dr..#e. L. use De- pleasant
art 80 simple C.' rH.f can understand Il
Pull aud explicit q ireCtiOns accompany
each Instrument NH,a u-~l win ri lE-.rl-
u..nt Br. ~tse'- Cr'agru Remedy cg-c- recent
-r.srrE, u GOLD tn the
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No. : stops at all stations between
wheeling and Cumberland; No. 4S stops
at all stations between Wheeling and
ration.
TESTBOUND TRAINS.
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'Da.ly. fDmly except sunday. c,,cfr.
Seeming ears from Pittsburgh 10 Cii'; q,
lst.. louisville. Indianapolis, @ GnG o.,
louis and from Columbus 10 Chie"s'
n. ~ CALDWELL, Gen. Manager
" / o,RRIEN, Gen. z. = /. Agt-
General Offices, Columbus y. n"l'
TJvE TABLE WHEELING AND ELM
| crowd K. K. aud Dacs,,,-
On and after saturday, inc --hc
Der, ls77, cars Will run as io44""S
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway,
3OISG WEST.

PANHANDLE ROUTE. COMMENCED
line table OF through and local trains,
winter schedule:
GOING WEST.
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>,s sand 70 make close connection at
...,Tnbus for all points south and South
,..,.at CaicagO Tor all points West and
Nj g5und trains make connections at
,r.rg ,pr Philadelphia, Kew York
,,r RrstOu. st Washington City for all
2}W,G.sIt bound trains make direct connec-
.us ..i. principal points West and
Nr.-.~,sr g. lace cars on all night trains.
=, IN on Saturday night. has No con-
,.'o. ,Og chicago OF Sandusky.
.ygr1Jytf, PITTSB URGH AND BAL-
1IAORE DIVISION.
,..,0d "a, -r Novem Der 5'h tri"s on the
NJ, p E r. division will leave Wheeling
'"Wt,l lu-tOn, Pa, Rs follows:
~ - leaves Wheeling at $40 a. IN.
" l:iU y. IN.
~. ~ 'or I'm Grove:
g. .4lsves Wheeling at t5I a. N.
No.. ~ Washington, Pa, for Wheeling:
20 81, caves Washington at 300 a. IN.
" I:lU D. IN.
A &. arrives at Wheeling at le:25 a. m.
~, ,;r5y. agcommodation-
80 N arrives at Wheeling at 80 a. m.
- ~ - $50 y. IL.
e..;.,s ta al principal points on sale
s,'t..... H.Ecc open 1T ali hours GuTIES
". NJ. CLEMENTS, a. NJ. OFT.
81. Z. D.NHILS, General -hstnL ma
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