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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-24

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-24
BIDS FOR STATIONERY

FOR THE
State Officers and Legislature OF the State
Of Nevada.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
Cincinnati Horse aud Mule
Market

The sales on Fifth street during The past
week did not exceed 500 head; fully 100
short OF those Of the week preceding, as
there was not a supply offered slral &c me
demand. Good smooth divers, cosch
horses, heavy draft saddle, aud street car
horses were all brisk Of sale. There were
full complement Of buyers in the market,
aud almost everything sold "tbat wore
hair" OF the shipments. We have account
ci.2 cars 10 Baltimore at $65ai50; TO Penn
sylyania at s90all5; . to New York aud 1
each to Ohio, $50a90; New Yorh at $l00a
1850; Philadelphia aud Carolina. Prices
were rather stif, as follows: Drivers, 800
airs; draft horses, Slooa200; street car
horses, S75sl0o; Southern chunks. $50as0.
Mules, aged 4 " s years, 151fal6 hands,
Sl2Oal40; l5al5H hands, $s5all0; Halls
hsnds, $6Oa90. Aged, we'll broken mules.
In good order, sold we'll, but there was lit,
tie or no demand for young unframed
mules.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

All women are good; they are good for
something, or for nothing, hndtheir dres,
usually shows which 1t e.
A good wife IL the gilt Of a good God,
and the workmanship Of good husband,
As the good man saith, so say We; bat
a the good woman saith, 30 Il RtRtbe.
The obedient vito commands her hus.
band; the d~isobedient vile cannot COM
mand herself.
Aman must SAX his Wiie's leave before
he car prosper; for 8 mans best fortune,
or his worst Is his wife.
M~anyblame the wife for their own
lhiftless life.
Beauty In q woman Is like the flowers
In Spring; bot virtue Is like the stars Of
heaven.
There Is many = good wife who cannot
sing and dance we'll.
He that hath 4 bad wife has purgatory
fora neighbor; bnt says Solomon, the
wise, "a good wife Is agood prize"
Ptettiness makes nj pottase.
The foolish woman Is known by her e.
merry.
Avifsi. better chosen by the ear than
by the eye.
A fair face doe. no, .ves.sn . spoiled
dinner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
The Free Cure for Drunkenne,

Inc
The following isfron q communication
published 10 aIate number Of the Chicago
Tribune:
@You were kind enough to copy my
article in which I made known the power
Of tincture Of cinchona as q curatiye agent
In alcoholism or drunkenness; and. as
your journal appears TO be OF great i'm
p~ortance as 8 public educator Judging
from numerous letters l have received
since the insertion in ia columns Of the
matter referred to) / should like TO say
lust this in addition to what has been
printed previously As all medical men
| and druggists are aware, there Is . large
amount Of adulteratton in the Peruvian
bark Of commerce. many barks which are
mixed with the genuine possessing the
same bitter principle observed in quinine,
but not the Alternative and anti-periodic
properties which the genuine bark alone
possesses. In speaking Of tincture ofcin.
chona, therefore, / should have mention.
ed that the bark out Of which it is made
must be pure, for Ii ia the n ti'periodie
property that cures inebriation.
.Besides, many Of the drug stores have
on their shelves tinciuie Of cinchona four
or ten years old, as the article is little
used nowadays. This old slnff will not
do, Enor should Druggists palm IL of "a
lresh on people who want It Tor the pur.
pose Of curing their friends or themselves
Of habitual intoxication.
aThe pure and unsdulterated tincture
Of cinchona, when up 10 the official for
muls, will remove the dread curse; and 1t
is this I referred to. Many persons are
writing me, askipg q reply 10 their thou.
sand and one irquiries; and, strangely
enough, four.fiths Of them do not inclose
even a stamp, TO say nothing Of q fee. In
the hands Of "pstent elixir dealer this
discovery OF mine would have made bis
fortune. !, however, have given il to the
world to help the distressed father, moth.
srs. brothers and siaters Of the drunkards
Of the land land the drunkards them
s~eIyes), free gratis for nothing, hoping Il
may bring sunshine to their shadoWed
hearts.
aWith respect. yours, truly,
SR. DUSGER, N. D."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
RAILROAD RoSps-Firm.

kToCEs There was great excitement on
the Stock Exchange to-day and the ductu.
atoms were unusua ly wife aud frequent.
At the opening the market was rather
weak, but almost Immediately gained and
prices advanced kalM per cent, the latter
Northwestern common. Towards midday
the market became weak again and there
was q sudden pressure to sell, under which
prices gave way to u TO 5 per cent. This
movement par 0ok very much OF the char.
acter Of u raid and was Sgeneral surprise
to the street. in the decline Lake shore,
Northwestern and st. Paul were the most
conspicuous aud these stocks were sold with
great freedom, in fact they were iammed
down without much regard to prices.
In the final dealings the market was
buoyant and the highest prices OF the dAy
were generally made. Business at the
close wal characterized by great excite
ment, especially In Lake Shore, North.
western, St Paul, Michigan Central, Erie
and Western Union. The scramble to buy
stocks was even greater than the rush to
sell earlier In the day. The early decline
shook large numbers OF weak holders and
made short interest," such as has not been
10 the market for some time.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee & 81
Paul Railway for the third week In April
show an increase Of $85,236 over last year
Rock Island aud Northwestern also show Q
large increase, but the official figures have
not yet been given out.
The steamship WielRnd, sailing to-mor.
row for Europe, tAse out 100000 In gold
coin, and $25l,00O in addition Is likely Il
M foru ard hy the sama staamar 1bs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

CucuHATL April 24.-Cottou-ouiei
and unchanged al 1910. FlOur-steady
and unchanged. WheAt-steadysandi In fail
demaud!reda at 81 l0a1 rs. Con-DemAnd
fair and market firm Of 4SA4ie. Oats
Dali At 2saSlc. Rye-Dull at 6ea6le. Bar.
ley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Easieri
Saies al 80 90. LArd-searee and firm with
good demand; current make at$6 50, kettle
7Ha7Xc. BuIk Msaa-Flrmer; shoulders
SIC, short NIB Axe, cash aud buyer April
clear Sc. Baeon-EaSisr ct 81 25a5 Aus Is,
Butter : Steady and firm; fancy creamery
at 25a26c, choice dairy 2oA22c. Wildly
Quiet and steady at 81 o..
HoGs-Steady aud Ia good demand; com
mon 50 76a3 IS, light $ S5aS4 40, packing
IS SSaS6 80, butchers $ 6oIS IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

NEW YORK, April 23.-Cotton- Quiet
at 10 9-16al0 1i.l6c. Eour-Low grades
frm; prices unchanged. Wheat-stroug;
ungraded spring 81 26al %, No. 8 spring
81 3Iai 22K, No. 2 Chicago spring 81 ga
al az, No. . Milwaukee 81 IS, No. 8 red
winter 81 81, No. 2 do 81 S5aI 50, Nc. l do
81 40. Rye-steady western 72a73Hc.
Barley-Dun and heavy. Corn-In active
demand; ungraded western mixed 50a65c,
steam mixed AKGdHc, high mixed SKA
55ke, No. 2 at 65a561fe, steam yellow 64ha
66kc. oats-unchanged. Hay-shipping
6Oa65c. Hops-Western 5asc. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. sugar-Dull; fair
to good refining 7XG7He, prime 7hc, re.
fined unchanged With q moderate demand.
MolASses-NeW Orleans steady at 2IA50e.
Riee-Quiet but firm. Whlsky-Dull at
Ill M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
Allegheny Cnttle.

EAST LIBERTY. April "a CATTLE :
Receipts to-day 2o4 head OF Though and
81 head OF yard stock; total for two day
204 head OF Though and 1877 head OF yard,
Supply very light buyers and sellers wide
apart In consequence Of the limited trade
al prices unchanged from yesterday.
Hoes Receipts to-day 290 head; total
for two days l,O45 head. Workers s. goa
8 so, PhiladeIphias 81 coat ~.
sHRsP-Receipts to-day 900 heed; total
for two days $40 head. Clipped IS 00a
4 25; wooded S. 75a5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, April 2t.-Th9 DrorerT Jotradl
reports:
Market steady: shipping at 4a6c, feeders
and stocken 3a4kc; butchers stock quiet;
steers s. 4Oa4 90, cows 81 O0ai 10. bulls
50 OOaS 40: one load T'eSAn oxen at s. 90.
HoGs-Reeeipts 1900 shipments 1900.
Market opened slow, bot nearly all sold at
the close: prices uncaAnged; choice heavy
sold at s. 4os3 ~. light s. SoI3 40, mixed
rough s. 25a3 40.
saEEp-R Receipts 500. EtSier, but not
quotably lower; g e2ha4 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

stsubsnVl LII GtIstts.
The trim and tidy little packs. Della,
Captain George o'Neal, continues TO
make daily trips between steubenville
and Wheeling, leaving here promptly At
s o'clock A. n, and returning about 8
o'clock In the evening. We are happy
10 note the success this boat ia meeting
with. as many predicted that the new P.
W. & KY, would kill her trade, but such
is not the case, and We trust our citizens
will endeavor to p.tronizs her in every
way possible, in order that she and her
gentlemanly officers may still retain the
prestige Of this old trade 80 honorably
established BY the integrity and fair deal.
ing Of the lamented Captain Abner
o'NeAl. The Della has several excursion
parties already booked for the near fu-
lure, with prospects, for many more dur.
log the summer. Her neat little cabin Is
especially fitted up for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers and parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
Something for American Girls
Cn.Inn.1 EnauIrn Iandsn Latter

Something for American Girls
Cincinnati EOquirs, London Latter
An American girl went over to Paris
with her brother the other day, and the
instant she was left alone with their com.
panion in the carriage, : m~iddle-aged
Freedman, he insulted her. She told
her brother when be returned, and there
was q fearful outburst The Frenchman
gave his card, and said he was deeply
sorry and would abide by the decision OF
the other a to the consequences to ensue
for his mistake, but certainly he never
suspected Mademoiselle wn q lady, a
she was painted The brother appealed
70 the best authorities in Paris In these
matters TO learn what The code was under
thee circumstances, and all the men Of
ne Jockey Club told him that II his ais.
ter,s eyelaShes were blaekened and her
cheeks rouged, he could have no redreea,
AZ these practices was never followed BY
uns danotSels du monde.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
The Cadix Branch Of the Panhan.
die Road.

Cadtf kfpnblican.
The Cadiz Branch ough. to be i'm
proved. Il needs new iron and new ties,
It is the best paying eight miles Of track
that the Panhandle Company owns, and
the company can we'll afford to put it Ia
good order and keep Il 90. The rest oil
The road, between Pittsburgh and Colum.
bus, has been put In splendid order, and
II IL . shame that the Branch has been
neglected to the very LAST. Besides all
else, the sold original contract between
the Company and CadiI township binds
the Company to keep the Branch In good
repair as 4 'irstclass railroad and to
keep good cars on It. too, and keep them
10 good repair. ltnothing else will bring
the Company 10 time that 'old original
contract and the courts will do Il. But
a these are the days Of 'concilation,' II
will perhsps be better to 'conciliate' the
Company q while longer, and see what
the peace policy and civil service reform
will do toward repairing q Branch
But II things don't improve soon We
shall certainly have 10 resort 70 'eoer-
ciou.In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
philadelphia.

PmApELPH1A. April A-F1our-Quiel
and steady; superine at$S 50. extra 81 IS
Pennsylvania family IS 76a6 90, Minnesota
IS 50a6 25, high grades and patent 70 go
8 90. Wheat Spady amber 81 SSat 80
red 81 29al 50, white 81 sal 40. Corn
steady; yellow 53c, mixed 63Hc bid, May
SAKE, June Sc. 0ltS-rull; white west
err at 3iG35c, western mixed at SlaS2e,
Kye-Unchanged. Proyisious-Quiet and
unchanged. Butter-Dull: creamery 1t esa
SOC, Western Reserve 2la23c. ERgs-Dulli
western l0ai0kc. Cheese-Frm; western
I2kal2Nc. P~etroleum-Quiet refined at
lie, crude SIC. Whisky-Strong; western
At 81 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
oFHcE DinY ISrELLIGRScER,
Wednesday. April ~.

Business showed considerable activity In
nearly all departments to-day. The supply
OF grain and produce staples was quite
large, being principally composed OF re-
ceips by river, which continue very heavy,
and prices on most OF these staples were
rather easy. In groceries, provisions and
other jobbing linesof general merchandise
the movement wa tolerably active at
steady prices, although some lines are still
reported dull and sluggish.
BIANs-Are In fair demand at steady
prices. We quote at 50 0oa2 Is for prime
white navy; other gradesas to quality.
BurTER-Continues dull and slow under
the influence OF the warm weather. Prices
are easy on choice stock, and decidedly
easy on medium grades, with no sale II all
for medium and inferior qualities. We
quote the best ut i5alsc.
BAKING PowDRR-25aS6c per Id.
BRooMs-Fancy, 81 0oa2 25a3 90; plain
81 5oa2 90.
BREswAx-25c.
CANNED Goops-Qiotations: Peaches, 8
ID cans per doz. s. 90; 2lb cans, 81 50; 5 ID
canstomatoes,Sl 20; lib cans tomatoes 81 90;
Winslow corn, 2 ID cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 so; common corn, 81 60 strawber.
ries, Q lb cans, 81 60; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 %; raspberries, 2 lb cans, 81 rs,
plums, 2 % cans, 81 80; limabeans, 2 ID cans,
81 so; cove oysters, / ID cans, 75i 2 Id
cans, 81 40.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, So c0a7 90.
CHEESE-Remains easy, with light re-
ceips and 4 quiet market.We quote
prime Ohio factory at 12L<al3c; new, lie.
CMcKRSs-Liye 50 75a3 90 per dozen;
Dressed, per ID, Ease.
DRIED FRUiTs-Are easy, but iobbing
quotations are nt former rates. Apples
are quoted at SKa4c; Peaches, &c for
prime halves, Other quotations: Prunes
atSKaI0c; Currans al SIC; Raisins, new
50 20; Valencia, new Sc.
EGos-The large offerings OF eggs by
river continue Il make prices easy, al.
though no very marked decline was noted
from last week. We quote at 90 per dozen
for strictly fresh.
FIsH-QuoationG: For packages con.
tanning 100 pounds OF sound fish, Light
weight and inferior quality at prices
10 correspond: CodfsG-boneless $500;
Lake herring, half bbls s? 35a2 40; pickerel,
none. White Fish, S4T5. Half bbls. No. 5
mackerel "a rs; No. 2, $50.
FEArHRRs-In good demand; live geese,
40a5oc.
FRur-oanges quoted at IS 90 per box.
Lemons at 81 20 per box.
FLouR-There Is q moderate demand,
and prices are maintained about at quota.
tons on standard and well known brands.
We quote:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
Tnlenn.

TOLEDO, April 24.-wheat-Quiet; No /
white Michigan at 81 %. extra white
Michigan 81 81, amber spot at 81 90, seller
May 81 %, seller June 81 S0alSlN, No: :
red winter spot 81 "a, seller May Sl24lfl
seller June 81 25X, No. 8 red 81 l211f, re
Iected Wabash at 81 11k. Corn-Qaiet;
high mixed axe, No. 2 spot 44c, seller
May at 4iXc asked, Axe bid, seller June
45c asked, 44Ac bid, No. 2 white 46c, re-
jected axe, damaged S6has7c. Oats
Dull; No. 2 Rt 2SHc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Coase-Good
demand; Rio eargoes ordinary TO prime at
ltal7Ko gold. sugar-Quiet inferior 70
good common 5Ala6Hc, common 70 good
common 6tfa7e, yelioH.elarihsd 7AaSHe.
Molanes-Quist but steady; common soc;
fair 27la5c. : Good demand; LuiIi.
ana ordinary 70 sheies Ct 61tsshe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

a~HAREaPRARE

-
Poem by WIN. Leighton, il, rad At the Hhlks.
SPeafs Club, Tuesday night
From the Elirabsthan tina
Cone doUnto ~ thy Tsr1a sublime-
AplayETigk1f az:
Thy minsrSlsy
APoofer word might dtfy-
A playNrtehton Who's mimic stsRa
Nan ipalkI 70 men his smbasaGS.
His amhanagst-of WHAT from vheneef
Lies Purpots, breathed trom soul and lonse-
r SaPi sspSI;.try
Seems but the voea Of moekery
Lies careful mAlkl drop tom ssCh pani0natS
Loves blintal nEmes estldeal
Burn in two hearh rtdIrool
when juliet,
FGir amorutta, ~
SIghs from hsr baleony's pa1pst
Hsf young heArt's dream TO the round moon con-
A tender tale iha. ands an echo In each abreast.
AnblHon's asrce nres suec,.d:
Though Pity weep each efusl deed
HotelrS nls
In alosterI syo
At MURDERS ihiItking nehAcs.
Alike 10 him youths tender ye1rI,
Henry's nd S1e, or Annss hot team,
BE seu alone the dIadsm,
The royal throne. that he would win.
Bed deeds are done;
The prize Il WOO;
Ahoody crown, his bead, upon
A bloody crown be nmuh Yield
In tEnl BosHorth's hiuntd ndd
The hlaIt,d heallh-the i,tsfnl TIRES
0nes more ambitions hAtoiy.
'GLnSt Sends Of bell
o Rouln, dEht well:
Yonr fond desires are demons fell
Ala, Inflated, guilty, haunted pair,
Naulhng ambition ends ID dresi despair
On thy bare head, o erownlas king,
MAdnen and storm their lAn0s alntl
Emblem q EsIy
Thou QV'st away
With al iu painted n Iesty.
o tsaIful lesson Of dhquietIdei
Gny ages folly, yeutlis iaglttudsl
Nor art thou lsnonlssi, fat Weight.
Thou hrseyiux, wagering, nsushty knight,
Who's spr1ghtly Wit,
py humor Ut,
YAth yet an tcho sad init,
Telling Of nobls poEen Of intellect
Sun Ia The dough OF yiee rad hasa neElect.
A mourniul prince In atls clad
Gnss Dtnmsrk's nlTtn With viags nd
A winter niRht-
A Ehostly SIGHT
That chill . our heirtl with strange Gtfr1ght-
And sWost ophelIa's innpc-ptJ oIpg prime
Blntei In tofroW By anolher's crins.
Yet through the deep. Of nys.sry
cleans Il Q great hand 81 dsstin;;
And eihle right
tantsndS with might,
ob.eurod, not losf, u quilts bl1et night,
As deadly crime Ii bslsfni ihnuGnes shsds
Alils OF innoetnt and guilty hadL
Such are Thy asqrs,. pos..ngr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

CHICAGO, April 24.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. W~hsat-FLrly active aud q lhade
higher; No. 1 Chicago spring 81 lSh,
No. 2 do at Sill cash, April and May,
Sto9E June, No. s at 81 90, rejected at
SOC. Coru-Ehmer butnot quotAbly higher
at 4oc cash, 40Ae April, 4lHa4l1ze Nay,
4lHe Jane, i2hc July, rejected at SIC.
Oats-FAIrly active and q shade higher at
26ke cash, 26Hc Nay, 26Kc June, rejected
2Ie. Rye-Stsady ut 63ke. Barley-steAdy
and unchanged 1T 47a4se. Pork-Demand
fair and prices higher s. IS cash and Nay,
IS s5as SIX June. Bulk Meats Quiet and
~unehangRd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.


ERw YoRK, April 2+-NoSRY-EaSy
at las per cent, closing at 4. Prime mer.
camille paper 5A6H per csnL Customs re.
ceipts S3SS,0O0. The Assistant Treasurer
discussed $1,000. Clearings $lS,000,Oo0.
Sterling quiet; long 4 s6K, short 4.s9.
GoLD-Weake r, opening at lO0%, closing
at 100h. Carrying rates 81 to l per cent.
Borrowing rates ! per cent.
GoyRRNMESTs-GenerAlly steady and
waaG for anna ttsnas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25
Do You Conaider the Importance

Doing your own work.
Not paying TOO much rent.
Selecting 4 store in 4 good location.
Never buying more goods than your
trade may require for thirty days:
Not urging goods except TO eash buy
ers or men who pay bills when pre-
Ssnted.
Always ipsuripg your stock, no matter
what the rate Of Insurance., % no one mar
can afford TO carry all The risk.
Making your itore attractive, placing
every article TO attain this end where II
can 30 seen, and having Il plainly label
Selling for eash, or II you must CIV,
credit requiring . settlement By note q
leat cnes in thirty dayS no matter how
small The amount
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PITTSBURGH, April 2+-Petroleum-
Crude dull at 81 4sH at Parkers; refined
at lie for Philadelphia delivery.
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EvERGREENs /

pRooMs-SOO DOZEN FANCY, VA.
- MoUg do iS!; Ese.ysd nd e. slssI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

SiaIbsRviLs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellalre at
40 P. M; Bridgeport ut 4S6. Martins Ferry I:t5,
Portland i;G7, Ruih Kun $40, Lagrange 6sSi, Min.
30 Junction SAC arrives Al stsaben hlle Il GS6
p. N.
LsAru stenbenytns at 7:s q. m; nriVs ct
Bridgeport ut SIS =. N.
Special accommodation tr1ins leave BeIlaire At
$40 4 n. and i21 p m; Br1dgeput Of s.45L m.
and 100 ?. m; arrive at Martins FGTJ 9a65 q m.
and l:lo p. N. Returning lelyg Martins FsrryAt
u:2o a N. and $50 p. M; bridgeport lis35 a. m.
and $40 p. nj arriTe at Bellaire 1t li:6o q. n. And
865 p. m. fHg 3tB9
Tickets to al principal potut1 In the Eat md
West can b procured At the Union Ticket ofaes,
p. X MYEEs,
my9 Genell Pl,senaNr md Ticket ARent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

OE AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
" Inst Cans on the Wheeling 4 Elm GroTe r
L. Will run as follows. CafB Will leave the City
teoEnsr Of Market ana Eleventh. sI) and stlmmb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-25

No. 7 stops at al Station, between Wheeling and
Cumberland. Nc. q stops At al Stations between