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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
School Election

There seems to be very little interest
taken in the coming school election 10y
the people of the county. This is a
State election which is held on the first
Tuesday in August. At the last meet.
ing OF the Legislature the number OF
members which compose the Boards OF
Education was changed from three to
five. A change was also made so that
teachers are appointed directly by the
Boards Of Education, instead OF 10y
trustees appointed by them. The
people interested in the public schools
should see that proper and suitable men
are selected as members of the Boards OF
Education-men who will not be in
fluenced by any other than proper mo-
tiyes and who will select teachers Tor
the various schools whom they know
will be satisfactory to the people more
deeply Interested. Each county elects
a superintendent OF schools also at this
election. As the success and proper
management OF the public schools are
Of the first importance to the people
there should be general turnout at
the school election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
Police Court.

The following cases were before the
court on Saturday morning:
John Mooney was theman who spoke
out in mcetin'" OF Council of Tuesday.
He was merely soliloquizing, and the
case was dismissed.
Robert Brown pummeled Ed. Freese
on Twelfth street on Monday night last
for certain alleged language. Each was
fined 81 and costs.
Edward Cooper was charged with be-
ing mixed up in the above, but his in
nOcence being shown he was dismissed.
Patrick Carroll and Stephen Stephens
were drunk. The former paid two dol
lars and costs and the latter was COM
mitted.
James Johnston, a vag, and Louis
Schroth, disorderly, were committed.
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TAKE your dinner at st. Alphonsus
picnic to-day for Doc.
Apple Pudding.

One quart OF -four, having in il one
measure BANNER Baking Powder; rub
in the flour two tablespoonfuls shorten
ing and one-hali teaspooniul salt; make
a soft dough with milk or water; roll ont
to about one-quarter Of an inch IN thick
ness; have ready your apples chopped
fine; spread them over the dough sprin-
kle on them sugar, small pieces OF butter
and little grated nutmeg; turn up the
dough all around Ia prevent the apples
from coming out; roll up and place in a
cloth that has been a moment in boiling
water, wrung out and creased with lard
and dredged with flour; tie at both ends,
allowing room Tor the pudding TO swell
steam for one hour; eat hot with wine
sauce or cream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
Corrcsnondence Of the REGISTER.

would desire to call the attention OF
the public to a littlecircumstance which
is connected with the Police Court OF
Saturday. 4 young man was arrested,
charged with having been disorderly,
and fined one dollar and costs. After
the Court had adjourned the Judge was
approached and it was represented to
him that the young man was innocent,
whercupon he released the fine and the
one dollar was refunded. Was this
right A man is guilty or he is not
guilty. Ii the Judge was satisfied that
this young man was not guilty, should
ne not have received n refund OF the
costs (some 81 rs well as the fine ?
And what must be the character OF the
hearings at the Police Court, in view OF
this circumstance? NINDEX.
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DOWN TO DEATH.
The Dead Body of a Stranger
Found Near Elm Grove.

The dead body of an unknown man
was discovered yesterday morning lying
between the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and Wheeling creek, in the vicinity
OF Elm Grove, near the former residence
of Patrick Clark, by Mr.. Will FOrsythe
and a friend of his from this city, who
were out fishing in the creek near the
spot. Mr.. Forsythe informed several
persons living near and then came to
the village.
Squire w. J. Brown and constable
Albert Wells were soon notified and the
following Jury was summoned: William
Askew, foreman, w. T. Chambers, John
Halsted. Luther kimmens. Henry Hell
fenbien, f. f. Post, Mathew Sims, VIM.
O'Donal, Chas. Foreman, RObt. Daugh-
erty, j. Ii. PetticOrd and Frank
Foreman. The jury did not get
together until half-past twelve
o'clock, and during the morning some
forty or fifty persons had gathered near
the body of the unfortunate dead. All
had something to say in regard to who
he was, how he came to his death and
how long he had been dead, but no one
knew ANYTHING certain about him. Sew
eral men living in the neighbOrhOOd said
that in passing along the railroad on
Saturday near where the body was
found, they had discovered a foul odor
in the atmosphere, but they made no
investigation as TO whence 1t came.
About noon, Constituencies, in COM
pany with Drs. John Carter and Frank
| Cracrait, appeared. They proceeded 10
make an examination OF the body, but
discovered no fracture on the skull or
wounds on any portion. They were I'M
able TO give an opinion as to how the
man came to his death. The general
supposition, however, was that it was
| caused by exhaustion or heart disease.
| The body was in a decompOsed cOndI-
ton, and was clothed in good substan-
tial suit indicating that the owner was a
common laborer. SO much Ofthe cOun-
tenance was decOmpOsed and eaten
away by insects that no feature could be
recognized though it could be seen that
the hair and the small moustache he
wore were black. From appearances he
was between five and six feet in height
and weighed about $50 pounds.
The general appearance of the body
indicated an exposure of from twenty
four to forty-eight hours, and although
a thorough search was made Of the
clothing no clue was found to add to the
Identification of the remains. \ num-
her of persons stated as their opinion
that he was one Adam Coleman, of this
city, but the REGISTER man noticed
Adam enjoying a ride out the National
road yesterday afternoon. Others said
that the dead body had been the man
who broke out of the workhouse several
DAYS since and was seen near Elm
Grove. The jury held an inquest at l
o'clock yesterday afternoon in a room
of the Elm Grove Town Hall, and after
considerable talk decided not to render
a verdict at that time. They adjourned
to meet at the same placeon next Satur-
day evening at I o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04

The following transfers have been re-
corded at the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court:
Deed made August 6, 1876, by Addie
VI. Naylor, wife OF :. e. NaylOr, with
the said :. G. Naylor, to the Nail City
Building Association for the south half
of lot No. lO6, on the east side of Mar
ket street, First ward; consideration
81 400.
Deed made June Il, 1879, by the Nail
CITY Building Association to Mary V.
Hamilton, wife of y. earle Hamilton,
for south half OF lot No. lJ6; considera-
ton Il, $50.
Deed made July -, 1879, by the Nail
CITY Building Association to Louis
Gunther, for the southern thirty feet of
lot No. ), Churchill's edition No. >; con-
sideration $500.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


The marks last night showed 5 feet 2
inches.
The Iron Valley lett barge OF oil on
her way up.
The Hornbrook went down from this
point last evening.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincin-
natl.
The Katie Hooper will pass up some
time to-day or tomorrow for Pittsburgh.
A colored deckhand on the W. p.
Thompson, named Joe Hawkins, fell
overheard near Buckhill Bottom and
was drowned. Decea ed is supposed TO
live in Cincinnati.
Millions of "skinners," long, lank
looking insect of whitish color, re-
sembling June bug" were flying up
the river last evening. They live only
a short time, but make things lively for
steamboat painters while they do live:
At a meeting OF the Pittsburgh coal
men in Cincinnati, THURSDAY evening, Sc
was the price agreed upon for coal
atloat
VIM. Devan, John Gilhooley and John
Tully. the heroes OF the falls, have con-
tracted with G. T. Dumont for three
cared metallic life boat, 22 feet long,
feet wide, TO be completed in two weeks.
1t will cost SAB, and will be used by
them in saving lives at the falls.
The c. w. Bachelor leaves Pittsburgh
for Wheeling every Monday, Wednes'
day and Friday at l2M.
Steamboat pilots, when on watch,
should keep a sharp lookout for me-
teors sailing round through space al
will. The Buckeye State seems to be
the boat they are after, as she has al
ready had two narrow escapes from
these aerial monsters plunging into her
Better get her insured against meteors
and things. Gazette.
The Fannie Tatum left 81. Louis fol-
Pittsburgh last Thursday. There is No
st. Louis packet at Pittsburgh at pres
ent.
VIM. Stephenson, second clerk OF the
steamer st. Lawrence, died on Friday
at the Samaritan Hospital, in Cincin.
natl, of brain fever. He was a general
favOrte with the passengers.
The United States snag boat. which
der construction at this place, is almost
ready for operation. The boat which II
composed almost entirely Of oak, Ii
eighty bv twenty feet, and with the ma
chinery upon it, Is capable of raising al
immense weight. Col. George Jackson
of Parkersburg, will take charge Of tn,
boat when completed, and will direc
his attention to the removal OF snag'
and other distractions from the bed o
the Little Kanawha river.-GlnriHe Oh
merite.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-River IL fee
) inches and falling. Weather very
warm and cloudy; threatening tonight
Arrived-Thompson, Pittsburgh; Hat
tie knowland, Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Arrived-Mit
chell, st. Paul; Goddess, Nicksburg
Lewis, Kansas City. Observation-Disclosures
and burgess and Port Eads and barges
New Orleans. The river is statiOnar!
with - feet IL inches OF waller. Thu
weather is clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August g. River jumpe,
up to feet inches in the canal, and Il
rising. Weather clear and warm. Ar
rived Ben Franklin, Cincinnati; Don
Cobler, Cincinnati; Cons Miller, Gin
cinnati; j. 5. Bradsford, OwensborO
Laura Lee, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, August Standardization
New Orleans; City of Nicksburg, Nicks
burg.
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cnrrcsnondence nfthc Reglster.


Will you please inform me through
Mondays edition of the REGISTER, just
to what extent are the powers OF the
police in regard to what they term "loaf-
inc on the streets" WILD CATS.
lin response, we can simply produce
the proper section OF the ordinance, as
follows, which will be found below
Ed. REGISTER.
Section Is reads: 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to loiter upon the side
walk, or sit upon the parapet walls OF
any bridge across Wheeling creek, with
in the limits OF the city, so as to obstruct
the free passage along said sidewalks, or
in any manner to annoy persons cross
ing said bridges.
Section IL under said ordinance is as
follows: 1t shall be unlawful tor four or
more persons to assemble, except at a
public meeting OF citizens, on any OF the
sidewalks, street corners, or mouths OF
alleys and there conduct themselves in
Il manner annoying to persons passing
by, or occupants or residents of the
adjoining buildings.
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Personals.

Patrick Tracy, of Wheeling, is visiting
| his brother, Rev. j. A. Tracy Weston
Republican.
DR.. Newton, and G.. F. Taylor with
his Wheeling visitors returned from the
Webster springs, yesterday week.--Sh-
| ton NOmtaHscr.
Ed. .. Ludwig, Esq, a representative
of the Wheeling REGISTER, paid our
| town pleasant visit this week. The
| REGISTER can not do better for itself
than to send Mr.. Ludwig among our
people Tor he is quite an agreeable and
intelligent Young man, and his visit has
made Tor himself and the paper quite a
number oi Weston Democrat.
Miss Jessie Camden left on Monday,
for Deer Park. Md, where she will visit
the daughter OF Senator II. q. Davis,
with whom she travelled in Europe last
summer-W Weston Democrat.
The Weston Democrat says: "a Wheel
inc party passed through our town this
week, on their way home from the Web
ster Salt sulphur Springs
Sheriff Powell and Mr.. John Shepherd
were in Wheeling this week, on business.
Ndd'eborRc star.
The MiddlebOurne Star says: "E. W.
Wells, OF Wheeling, was in town last
Friday. Mr.. Wells is a very clever gen
tlcman.'
Mr.. Will Shinn, OF Arkansas, late
graduate OF Bethany College, passed
through the city Yesterday. He will
spend a few weeks with some friends in
the interior OF the State before going to
Yale College, where he intends to study
law.
Andrew J. Halstead has severed his
connection with the IUieLtgsncer and c.
:. Howell has been telegraphed for to
take his place as city editor.
DIR. NJ. Campbell, OF Parkersburg, is
visiting his son, DR.. J. \. Campbell, Of
this city.
Messrs. Ben Fisher, George Linch,
Sam Norton, Dave Evans, Cash. Evans,
Byron Baguley and Peter Rhodes leave
this morning for the South Branch near
ROmney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
The Fire Committee.

When the double report OF appoint
ments was received by Council on
Thursday night, from the Board OF
Control of the Fire Department, the
matter was referred TO the proper COM
mittee for examination and report. The
committee met on Saturday evening, and
il was decided to recommend that COun-
ell confirm the appointments OF the ehief
marshal. While this does not actually,
il does virtually settle the matter, which
action was almost ioregone conclusion.
The vote in the Second Branch on the
new ordinance was a test of how matters
stood and it was evident that large
majority favored Chief Marshal Eccles.
A meeting of Council will probably be
held on Tuesday evening, when the
matter will be settled one way or the
other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
Bow Drowned.

About six o'clock on Saturday even
in,. Tuck" Stewart. an eleven year
old son of A. Stewart, colored, black
smith at the Etna mill, was drowned
while bathing in the back river. He
was unable to swim, and getting beyond
his depth was drowned before assistance
could he rendered. All attempts to dis
cover the body were unavailing until
about seven o'clock last evening, when
it suddenly appeared above the water.
II was taken To his fathers residence
and will he Inferred to-day. Mr.. Stew
art is greatly respected and the sympa-
thicS OF the community are extended
him.
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AAofIs.&T.W. Meeting.

The Amalgamated Association OF Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers will hold a meet
ing at Youngstown, Ohio, on Tuesday
next, August 9Th. The different lodges
in this city will he represented rs fol-
lows: Wheeling Lodge No. ), Ed. ROg-
crs and VI. O'Neill; Virginia Lodge, C..
d. Thompson and John Scarlet; Signal
Lodge, John Clvker and William Will
Hams: Belmont Lodge, Jno Mccartney;
Nail CITY Lodge, VIM. y. tnch and j.
Reister. From Benwood, John Hill and
J. Bissett, and from Ohio city, ID. Ven
mum and Wn.. Wetherell.
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Tomato MOuODOly.

Learning on Saturday that there was
threatened corner on tomatoes We
made inquiry and learned that John
McCluskey was the Speculator lie has
contracts with all gardeners in this vi
cinity for their tomatoes, leaving them
simply enough for their retail trade.
Mr.. McCluSkey declines to reveal his
intentions, but is evidently shipping
them away, rs a carload of four hundred
bushels will leave here this morning Tor
the West. This speculation will doubt
less cause this popular vegetable to take
an upMard tendency.
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Anniversary Of St. Alphonsus Society.

II. AlphOnsuS Benevolent Society cell
citrate theie eighth anniversary to-day.
At O'Clock this morning the members
will start in procession IN front Of st.
AlphOnsus Hall, and march through the
principal streets OF the city TO the F.,
w. & Ky. depot, headed by NaaS'
Wheeling City band. AT 9 O'Clock a
train will take them up to Green's
Grove. where extensive preparations
have been made for a grand picnic,
Trains will run every half hour after 8
o o'clock during the entire day. An
elegant dinner has been prepared by
the ladies of the ladies of the Society.
Let everybody bear in mind that the
proceeds of the picnic will be given to
the orphans.
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Ladies. Delicate and Feeble.

Those languid, tiIesOme sensations,
causing You to feel scarcel Y able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that is
taking from YOUR system all its former
elasticity: driving the bloom from your
checks: that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed by the
use of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bit
tiers. Irregularities and distractions OF
your system are relieved at once, while
the special cause OF periodical pain are
permanently removed. Will you heed
this? See Truths" Sold by Laughlin
Bros. & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
Attention Callcd-LOating Ordi
nancc-A Little COnundrum.

Correspondence Of the Register.
You will greatly oblige the subscriber
and many other residents III the vicinity,
if YOU will direct the attention OF the
proper officers to the condition of the
alley running by the United Engine
house. and also to the sewer in front OF
that building. Both are in a horrible
condition, and we demand relief.
SMITH WARD.
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wESrBOUND TRAINS.

n, 10. ON saturday night, has no connection
for chicago or SantuSky.
PuTmlu Palace Drawing Room and sleeping
Cars ON all uight trains.
tIp.a connections are made for all points
s,urb and southwest North and Northwest,
,,4-.rrv fhis a desirable route for cOlOnists and
Irr.lr, moving % the great West, and TO whom
particular attention Is given. ,
No. o. stops az all stations between Nheehhs
and Grafton.
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REMEMBER the Alphonsus to-day.

CHILDREN will be troubled with worms,
winter or summer, and you should give
them a few doses of McLdiR'S Worm
Candy, which will fix them all right in
a little while. 1t is perfectly harmless,
but much stronger thad the nasty rerni
figes formerly given to children. Sold
by most druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04

Persons earring The city for The summer
can hare he REGISTER U,aiIsd 10 Hsm,
postpaid, for % c,Dts per month. S,Ibscrib-
crs changing their locations from time to
time can hare the directions of their papers
changed bg ssadjag postal card to this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04
COLORADO.
HEALTHY. ATTRACTIVE.

Colorado Is the guat Saniiarium aud flcasur"
Resort ui America. u l. elevated ahoN" the in
nuenccs uf miasma. The atmosphere u pun,
tonic and cXhilcmting Us mineral sprnr' arr
numerous, AMI pu,s,ss various pmciial quail
Ties. Its wealth In gold and silver j. marvellous.
The grandeur, extent and Nafictyo f 10 s',iii' Ht
tn,ctiuns arr without parallel. The pl,asufr
seeker, looking for mere ply steal enjoyment. the
scientist seeking studies Ia nAturr, the artist,
for lofty inspiration from wonderful nutml
architecture and the invalid who needs MT.
mineral water aud inNigumting atmosphere,
should 20 Ia Colorado. The climate ot Colombo
il peculiarly cdicAcious Ia amciumtiug and eur
ing pulmonary diseases, a. thousand at living
witncSSts who went to Colorado feeble having
become robust and healthy can testify. Asthma
il currd 10y residence Ia Colorado. while dNs
prIsia, debility and ailments caused 10y over.
work and anxiety, are cmdicntcd. The HmITm
turc I'm Colorado during winter months is'SJua
BILE, mild and especially adapted tn the nr'sis ui
inyalids The Kansas Pacific Railway II the only
line running through ears to DENY ., and the
only line 10y which Denver 0iii be- r1hhci
through Kansas without changed car AMI ~
change of ticket: aud 10. superb equipment in
Pullman Sleeping aud Dmwing Roam falnr"s.
elegant day crarhcs and it, new ftcrl mill, rrnd
p-sit the iayOrite route for tourists aud inNalids
ByaddreSsiug B Gruat Gen'l lhs>. Agt., You
can obtain publications and maTs fall II ini"r.
nation about Kansas and Colorado. when You
start foa Kansas ar Colorado. De- surr aud start
right, 10y purchasing your ticket O,cf the bcst
line the KANSAS Pacific RHiLWAY.
i. IL. GROAT,
Genl Passenger Agent
o2nOowcag KANSAS CITY. Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04

WALL Paper and Borders of the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want of goods Of this kind.
Harbour & Dittman. 1859 Main street,
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WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMoR
DIVISION.

Low. \yhprfirlg .........5.5O A. ". l:5O ?. N.
Tr.gdelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling .............-o; ~ A. NJ o'Oo r "
Ticket, ta All principal points on sale at depot
Orfrt. open at an hours during the day.
Information o. the travelling public cheertuIly
given W VI. CLEMENTS, VI. Of t.
r. H. pEVERlES, General Agent Wheeling.
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Albeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

New Designs in Silvcrware-Turner
Il Dillon.
Surveyor and Real Estate Agcnt-R.
b. Woods.
Regular Tuesday Pdcket-Steamer
Andes.
Auction Sale of Building Lots.
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Trains leaving Columbus at &.i1 p. ". anil '..N
A. u ram daily. THuugh Chicago ENprerS,
with sleeping err atJituyi leaves 'u..ul'v>
,+r..y ,y..rt sunday. az SOP. ~. arriving 200
Chicago no ESQ next morning ber-s> can De- >'-
,.r-,.. iu advance at Uv.Iu Depot ucSc, Office
C..-r|H"~
prrrmau'S drawing room sleeping cars through
,yirnDur change from ~tpuhcuville and Column
ms tu Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis and
s.. LOUIS.
Far rough tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
,.,r accom- rro,latior>. &c. apply 20 Joseph VI.
R41r.y.Ilr. Ticket Agent az Panhandle Depot,
G,.r 1f Eleventh street or 0t city Ticket Office,
1lrtrr Mcclure House, Wheeling.
m IA caldwell. General Manager Columbus,
a IS NJ. FELTON, jr., General superintendent,
p....lur-h. PA: ". l.. O'Bricu, General PaSSen-
on and Ticket Agent, Columbus, o. uoll
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Total number of pieces haudlcd.............l69NS2
Showing an increase of lI,O+S pieces
handled, compared with corresponding
month OF last wear.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis

RAILw AY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE
Time table for East and West April Z, lS7g.
Trtfus leave Panhandle Depot loot OF EleVenth
.rr,rt. near public landing, daily, except sun
,lty rs follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-04

TKAINs to the st. Alphonsus picnic
will run every half hour after "a. N.
Round trip tickets DC.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND E. PITTSBURG r. r..
Condensed Time Card
CONG EAST AND WEST,

GOING EAST AND WEST.
ON and after May >, 1872, al trains VIII run
daily Except sunday, a follows.
r Thrnugh trains % Pittsburgh
, Through trains a. Cleveland.
, Through trains 10 Chicago. ~,
Pullman's ParlOr Cars between WeilsNine anu
Cleveland. -, -, =, ,.,,,,
Hotel and sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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stopping when required az sherman mouse
Et1sviiie West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks 70 all principal
points i'm the East and West can be procured Al
Inc ticket Office in Bridgeport +. K MYERS,
IA General Passenger * Ticket Agent