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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-11
personal.

F. A. Britt leaves to-dayOL a business
trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Young and Miss Nettie, of Cleve-
land, are guests at the residence oil capt
Ace Booth, Island.
Mrs. l.. Clark, OF Louisville, is visit
ing Mrs. +. A. Britt, on Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. CO.. Zenas Fish, North End, Is
summering at Sistersville.
Andrew Bone, at Hobbs, BrOckunler
* Co. 3 leaves for the East this week, on
business for the firm.
Col. Jim Hamilton has returned from
the East.
Sobieski Brady, Esq, has gone to the
mountains.
Miss Alice Kelley has returned from
kittanning. Pa. o..
Miss Addie Dayton, OF Kansas City,
Mo-, is the guest OF Miss Jessie Mason,
South Side.
John Smith, Esq, of Wheeling, ma
I've Of this place, has been here for sew
rral DAYS past. He came TO attend the
funeral OF his mother last week. Mr..
George Shook, OF Wheeling, is visiting
his relatives and friends at this place
M1ri1rsJug Independent.
Miss Dixon, Of Wheeling, is visiting
her friends here. Mr.. Paul Heller, OF
Wheeling, is at the Point House for a
few DAYS. Ner MdrtnsriHe Messenger.
Hon. G.. J. Faulkner, Sr., has been
frustrating around Berkeley Springs for
a week.
Mrs. Rev. W. Il. White and niece, OF
Wheeling are here to spend the sum-
mer. Miss Mary Bailey, of Wheeling,
i spending few days in this place, the
guest of Mr.. f. W. Shurtleh,-Fdirmomt
It.L.r
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Accident to Prof. snowden.

The TYLER Independent. a. Sistersv,l!e,
publishes the following:
PROT Snowden, OF Wheeling, last
SUNDAY afternoon met with a m;shap
near this place, which made him wet
ter, il not wiser, man. Ii seems the
Professor mad engaged a boy to bring
him to this place in a skill And a.
they were nearing town, he proposed to
the lad TO take the oars for a short time.
Now the Professor is one of your heavy
weights physically as well as intelectu-
ally. and as he was in the act OF passing
bv the boy in the skitf, his great weight
upset the craft, and the Professor, bag
GAGE, umbrella and boy We're founder
Ing i'm the water But as good fortune
would have il, the Professor and lad
were EXPERT swimmers and soon were
seen striking out for shore towing the
upturned boat behind them. The Pre-
lessor lost his umbrella and some OF his
papers, but with that exception, he ap
peared in town the next morning in his
usual good humor, and soon after left
for Middlebourne 10 conduct the lnsti-
tute."
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THE WATER WORKS.
A Forth Coming G Communication.

1t has been whispered about, and is
generally understood that Jimmy Riddle,
superintendent OF the water works, has
a paper ready for Council to pass upon
to morrow night. In the first place he
will ask for new pump. We may
need a pump and we may not, and
Council will, in its infinite wisdom, de-
eide that, but Jimmy will tell OF some
thing else. Just above the water works,
as any one can see hy going there,
is large pile of shavings,
a regular mound. Itreaches clear to the
waters edge, and as there is but little
current. the water becomes impregnated
with it and is then drawn up by the
pump for the city's use. Especially
does this thing happen during low water,
says Jimmy. We are not advised as to
the precise effects Of oak leaves in water,
but, under the circumstances, presume
it is not altogether desirable.
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defending Chief EcoIes.

tD1rt. pOl1CUCc OF tUe Register
| see in this mornings issue Of the
Leddrr an article rcflrcling upon Chief
Of Fire Department Eccles, which is
evidently intended, from the insinua-
tons in the said article or communica-
ton, to injure Mr.. Eccles, as a city
oficicial and a scursilOus fling at his
moral character. Now | think this
looks small and cannot aid sore heads
in the minds Of any Councilmen, for any
men, that were few weeks since, hang
ing 20 Ecclcs' coat tails and begging
positions in the fire department. If he
is the man that this fellow would
have the public believe him TO
be why did they keep quiet until he bad
to disappoint them by not appoint
ing them or their friends to
the positions they applied for?
Mr.. Editor, this Is certainly mean,
dirty and, 10 say the least, cowardly,
malice that can prompt men to berate
and blackguard Il puDlic officer through
the press in the manner this fellow dld.
Now one word IN regard 10 the new or
dinanCe. I can't see any reason why
the Chief OF the department should not
have control Of it. In the first place he
is held responsible for the actions Of his
men. and if the two assistant marshals
work against him by forcing men into
the service against his will-yes men
that refused 10 work under him when he
was elected-does any member Of Council
think Tor a moment that it will be 10
the citizens interest, or does any men,
Der Of Council think these men that
have worked against him at each fire
since he was elected for instance at
Hobbs & Taylor's shop fire and at
Krvter's fire in the Fifth ward, where
one al least OF the assistants worked
against the MARSHALL be 10 the city's
interest in giving them the right 10 in
directly keep him from doing ms duty?
hope not. hope 10 see the ordinance
pass, and give him a chance 10 show to
the public whether he is competent or
not. and then If he is incapable the
course for Council is clear. Let them
eject him from his office, but rot until
he las fair chance, which he can never
have, while the assistants have coequal
powers with him. For while the or,li-
nance remains the same as il now IL, j
can't see how any man can tell which OF
the three to blame. except our large
friend from the Eighth ward. He says
Eccles il 10 blame because he elected
some OF his friends from the hose com
pany in that ward, but then he should
not blame Bumper" until he gets his
n ason Aoping they will give the man
a chance await the decision OF Council.
FAIRPLAY
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CHURCH NOTES.

There was no church at st. Mathews
last evening. Rev. David Greer, OF
Providence, z. J., preached TO a large
congregation in the morning.
Rev $. B. Bsrnitz preached on "No
Consultation with Flesh and Blood in
the morning and Prayer" in the even
ing.
The Hebrews have several Rabbis
here on probation. They have heard
them ali preach and will now make
selection.
Miss Lizzie Russell, who goes as a
missionary To Japan, in September, lee
tured at the Zane Street NJ. f. Church
last evening. She is now Conference
Secretary to the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society.
The next service OF the Reformed
Episcopalians will be held at Mozart
Hall. Rev. Jenkyns discoursed on the
lessons taught by birds, yesterday morn
ing.
Dedication services were held at the
Wayman A. VI. Z. Church, yesterday
afternoon.
"What Lack | YETI" and Sowing
and Reaping" were Rev. Thompson's
themes, yesterday, at the Disciples
Church.
Rabbi l. VI. Cohen, of Cleveland,
preached two fine sermons to the
Hebrews at Weisel Hall, yesterday after
noon. The subjects were: "The Future
OF Israel" and Religion and Humanity"
DIR. A. C. George lecturel on The
Work OF the Holy Spirit, at the Fourth
Street VI. f. Church yesterday morning.
No evening services were held.
Rev. j. b. Dawson, OF Bay City, Mich,
preached at Kirkwood yesterday.
Rabbi j. Theo. Vogelsdorff delivered
a mastery sermon last evening, at the
Jewish Temple, the subject being Jul
daism from a Rational Standpoint. "
The discourse was full Of fine thought
and good, sound philosophy, and very
ably delivered a large and attentive
audience greeted the Rev. Doctor and
listened with attention TO the lecture,
which was well received
by not only the members
oi.-the congregation, their wives, sons
and daughters OF Israel, but also by a
good proportion OF our foremost non
Israelitish citizens, who paid the high
est compliment to the learned Rabbi,
who belongs to the reformed school,
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, August O. Flour -
Demand confined almost exclusively to
choice Minnesota, 70 meet the wants OF
local consumers; Minnesota extra fam
lily, good, S. so; choice IS rs; Ohio
family, good, s. so; Indiana do. s. %;
winter wheat patents S. 1896 80; Min
nesota patent process So 00(S7 %. Rye
Flour-Unchanged. Wheat - Demand
limited; No. = western amber elevator
81 0I4; No. red western 81 OFT. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; high
mixed on track, 47c; yellow $50
4Slc. Oats-Dull; new crops arriving
freely; white western 36G36;c. Pro-
visions - Dull. Beef - Mess Sl2 90.
Hams-Smoked l0Gl0lc; picked St@
&c. Lard-W estern 6tc. Butter-Nom-
inally unchanged. Eggs-Easier. Cheese
Quiet; creamery 5(S5tc. Petroleum
Dull; crude ste; refined 6sc. Whisky
Nominal.
MILWAUKEE, August 9. - Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Opened
firm, advanced sc and closed cash
firm; futures dull No. Milwaukee hard
81 03t; No. Milwaukee SIC; seller
August SIC; seller September sole; seller
October SGT; No. 3do 77tc; No. 4 73c;
rejected Csc. Corn-Steady and I'M
changed; No. 2S3ic. Oats-Dull; No.
23:c. Rye-Quiet; No. acc. Barley
Quiet; No. = spring 60. Provisions
Quiet and easy. Mess Pork-Quiet at
IS 10 cash. Lard-Prime steam S. 81.
CINCINNATI.
CIScISSArI, August 9.-Cotton-
Steady at l0Jc. Flour-Quiet and nm
changed. Wheat-Quict at 9O(G9Sc; re-
Ceipts Al 900 bushels; shipments 5000
bushels. Corn-Easier at 3s!@39c.
Oats-Easier at 25(d2Slc. Rye-Dull
and lower at SIC seller August Barley
Quiet but steady. Pork-Dull and
nominal. lard-lnactive; current make
SIC bid. Bulk Meats-Easier and moth
ing doing. Bacon-Quiet ut 3 2A(d
Dull at 81 03. Butter-Steady and
firm for better qualities. LinSeed Oil
Steady and unchanged at 65c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-Cofiee-
Quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary To, prime,
llf@l5c. Sugar-ln fair demand; in
ferior to good common 6(e 6ic; common
to good common G!@7c; yellow clarified
7:@7sc. Molasses-Dull and nominal;
fermenting 24G30c; common 25nd2Sc;
fair 2SG30c. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana
ordinary to choice 6i@7!c.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBURGH, August 9.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 73lc at Parker's tor imme-
date shipment; refined &c for Phila-
delphia delivery.
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A Reportorial Jaunt.

On Saturday afternoon, several mem
bers OF the repOrtOrial fraternity took
jaunt out the National road for the pur-
pose OF enlarging their views by travel.
A vehicle was procured, and alter a
bracing drive the party drew up at their
prospective hOme-the Ohio County
Poor House Bernard Stanley hadn't
expected them, and consequently the
iatted calf was still alive, but the institu-
ton required no warning to undergo in
spection. Mr.. Stanley did the hOnors
oil the place with marked grace and hos
pitalitv, "makingeveryOnef feel AT home,
as one remarked and tried to correct
when he saw his blunder.
The Poor House is in COmmCndablc
condition. Everything about the farm
appears furnishing, while the building
is marvel OF cleanliness and system.
We were conducted through every por-
ton, from the reservoir under the roof,
to the cot in the basement occupied by
I.umberlegs, and good management is
stamped on every feature.
Colonel IIornbrOok was next visited
in the Park. 1t was 4 feto day at the
Garden OF Eden" and great prepare
tons had been made for the occasion.
One thousand Chinese lanterns were
dotted about the grounds, and with nu-
merous other lights of varying bril-
liancy, almost defed the approaching
night. A steady stream Of people
flowed out all day and by eight
o'clock, an unusually large crowd was in
attendance. The large souled propric-
tor was glad every body was glad, and
every body was glad he was glad they
were glad. In the evening a display Of
fireworks was had and several balloons
sent up, while the platform was filed
with dancers keeping time to Cockayne's
music After a pleasant talk with Col.
Hornbrook, who fairly buried us under
flowers, our party left, and after enjoying
the hospitality ofCol John X. Matinee,
at Mt. Belleview, returned TO the city
and jumped their hack hire,
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A Shortened Course.

On Saturday morning, when the
telegraph announced through the press
of this city, the extraordinary time made
in the regatta on the Hutton course,
many doubts were expressed on the
squareness of things. The apparent
mystery is explained by the following
from yesterdays Pittsburgh Leader:
Owing to the fact that Riley made
his three miles in 1925, a suspicion
exists that the course is short one.
The managers claim that it measured
full three miles, but George Clark the
hacker of Frenchy Johnson, affirms that
it is anywhere from an eight 10 quarter
of mile, short measurement. II this
is the case the time is not remarkable.
OF course the shortness OF the course
would make no difference to the oars
men for il as fair for one as it is for the
other, and they all take that view Oft
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

THE Board OF Commissioner will
meet to-day.
TIE streets were thronged with people
last evening.
COUNCIL will meet N regular session
tomorrow night.
Ar last Jupiter has obeyed the altman
acs and become the evening star. venus
has taken herself oh.
The would-be suicide OF East Wheel
ing, Loefiler, is recovering from the
effects vi his fiery potation.
The mercury climbed up 10 SO yes,
terdav, and yet the day was considered
cool. Ii vas, too, by COMPARISON
THE Arlington Stove works will re,
sumo operations on Thursday next and
run steadily for the remainder oil the
season.
A MAN named Mack Pierce was hauled
in by Officer Davis yesterday. charged
with drunkenness and possibly some
thing else.
TuE Strobel Homestead, on Cald-
Wells Run, was sold by auctloneer hal-
Ter. on Saturday, to Henry Seamon Tor
S2,025.
4 CoUpLE of midnight promaders were
arrested bv Officer Miller on Saturday
night, for being on Wheeling Hill lor
dubious purposes.
\ GIRL named Annie Kelley was badly
bitten on Friday night by a Sout!l
Wheeling canine. The police pistol ST.
fenced the animal forever,
TIE boy Miller, who was burnt with
oil at Hobbs glass works last week, Is
slowly recovering. Powers, the boy
who did it, did not know 1t was loaded
TIE fruit carrying season over the b,
6 q railroad has set in, and large guam
titles OF peaches, watermelons, cania-
loupes, &C., are daily passing over the
road.
Is the Gas Committee is investigating
| Srnt Browne il does not seem 10 dis
trrb that gentleman's equanimity. y
report may 90 TO Council tomorrow
night.
4 ROMAN candle frightened horse at
Hornbrook's PARK, on Saturday evening,
cans, NO II 10 shy and throw out young
lady seated in the carriage. She was
not badly hurt.
yooT race between Chris. Hedrick
and John Foose, for 500 a side, took
Mace i'm West Wheeling on Saturday
afternoon, and was won by the latter by
about three yards.
TnE Capitol clock went back on us
list night and fatty refused to show the
time. While it is in session.. let tht
Gas Committee investigate it and see i
i has not been mIsapplying the gas II
receives. 1t is worth the trouble.
Oh Saturday, Lucinda Harris went
before Squire Wait and swore. out
warrant for F.. =. Harris, charging hlu
wi,b a misdemeanor. The former has
obtained divorce from the latter, who
was her husband, and obtainedthe custo
dvofthe children. Harris she alleges cant
10 her house. abused her, and coaXeC
away one of her children.
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Body Idontihed.

The body OF the unknown man which
was found near Elm Grove on the third
OF August, has turned out to be one
Irwin Slime, whose mother resides in
Ritchietown. The.father of the deceased
man attendeda meeting of the Coroner
jury at Elm Grove last Saturday night
and identified a pocket-knife found on
the dead body as one belonging 10
his son. The jury had postponed
rendering a verdict from the time the
body was found until last Saturday
evening, when they came to the con
clusion that the cause of the death OF
deceased was unknown.
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The "News-Letter's" Boat.

For some time past the Newsletter
Company has been endeavOring TO pro-
cure boat suitable for the purpose OF
delivering their paper TO their numerous
subscribers down the river. On Wednes.
day they succeeded in obtaining the "E
X. Dale, young propeller, that can
make ten miles an hour up stream when
necessary. Says the Ners-Lstsr OF yes
terday:
"Our brethren of the press along the
river will now have an opportunity OF
retracting some of their funny bust
ness" on our former venture, and will
no doubt do the handsome thing Tor the
DALE
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Police Court.

Judge Cranmer decided the following
cases on Saturday:
John Richie and Albert Price, were
charged with disorder. They were dis
CHARGED
John Smith pud fine OF 81 and costs
for disOrder,y conduct.
Daniel Eyerstiue paid the same sum
on the same charge.
The case against Edward Bienseidler,
for drunkenness, WAS continued until
to-day, he having been unable to appear
on account Oftaperipg Oft.
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Ladies'. Delicate and Feeble.

Those languid. tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that Is
taking from your system all its former
elasticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretiul, can easily be removed b. 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. VIII you heed
this? See Truths" Sold by Laughlin
Bros. & Co.
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New Uniforms.

The Mathews Light Guards have be
come weary of their gray uniforms ami
want 10 turn their coats. At their last
meeting committee, consisting OF ko-
Der, Ferguson and Engle, was appoint
ed to receive proposals from the various
merchant tailors for making blue uni
forms. All Of these are not yet in, but
it can be told that the price will be about
SI3 80 per man. The style will hes some
what similar to those of the Lindsey
Cadets
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Inflammation Gone.

Had the Arkansas doctor" that
tapped" the fat man, thinking he had
dropsy, but finding no water, pro-
nounced il "dry dropsy." lived to-day,
he would. like Othello, find "his occupa-
ton gone" tor Allan's Anti-Fat, a pure
ly vegetable remedy, safely, but posi-
lively, reduces corpulency from three TO
six pounds per week. Sold by drug.
gists.
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Graham Biscuit.

Take one quart Of Graham -four, one
IN assure Of Banner Baking Powder, and
one teaspooniul OF salt mix thoroughly,
thed add two-thirds Of pint 81 cold,
sweet milk, this makes a dough too soft
to be rolled: turn out on your tray lid,
well foueeI, press with your hand 10
the desired thickness, cut IN shapes and
bake at once in quick oven; If your oven
is at the proper heat, ten minutes will
suffice 10 bake them.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 9.-The Dropors'
Journal reports hog receipts $500
head: shipments 300 head. Heavy
grades Be lower; choice heavy 8 300
3 80; packing 8 OO(a3 %; light 8 600
As. A good many heavy are unsold.
Cattle-Receipts 600 head; ship
ments 2,l00 head. Market active aud
stronger, not quotably higher No eK-
ports shipping here; feeders and stock
erS quiet but steady; shipping 81 GOA
4 20; butchers firm; cows 81 500 5 %;
bulls - 0OCg2 50; western moderately
active and steady at 50 90CdS l2t; grass
Texans stronger at 81 35(a3 10.
Sheep-Market Quiet and easy.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

New YORK, August 9.-Dry Goods
Business light to-day in all departments
of trade. Cotton goods quiet but steady
at unchanged prices Prints in irregular
demand and on the whole sluggish.
Ginghams in fair request, and dress
goods doing well. Mems wear wOOlens
quiet. Flannels and blankets dull.
Foreign goods more snnyht Tor.
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Transfer.

The following transfer was recorded
at the office of the Clerk of the County
Court Saturday:
Deed made July, 1879, by William
Spargo and wife to John F. Robinson,
for parcel of ground located on the
hillside west of the National road. Con-
alteration 500.
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Trains leaving Columbus NJ $40 p NJ and 90
~ nun daily. Through Chicago Express,
IsiIy except sunday. ~ so P. ~, arriving In
CHICAGO AZ 80 next morning. Berths can be Se-
cured I'm advance a. Union Depot ticket ONCE,
Columbus
Pullrnan's drawing room sleeping cars through
.Ithout change from Steubenville and COlum-
bns 10 Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis and
81 LOUIS
4 For through tickets baggage ehecks' sleeping
- ACCOMMODATIONS, &C. apply % Joseph VI.
EelIeyilIe. Ticket Agent at Pan Handle Depot
80 ~ Eleventh street or 40 city Ticket Once,
unier Mcclure House Wheeling.
N " Caldwell General Manager, COLUMBUS,
n NJ FeltOn. IT, General superintendent
Pii,.6uryh Pa W l.. 'Brieu. General PaSSen-
~ and ticket Agent, Columbus, %. n0ll
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WOOL.
DOstOn.

BosroS, August 9.-Wool-In good
demand; prices much lower and remain
without improvement; Ohio fleeces 80
@4Oc; Michigan and Wisconsin 2IC1i9c
combing and delaines, 3S(a43!c; comb
ing unwashed 3S@i0c; Kansas Isle;
Missouri pa 29c; tub washed 81 t(G4l &C..
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EDUCATIONAL
cHARLESI0WN AcADEMY.

4 PREPARATORY SCHOOL POR BOYS At
~ ChaTlestOwn, JefenOn county, West Va
Founded In l79j Vim. II. Ksbie A. ~. PIN. /:
r 2. Campbell "A. ". and Neialist Washington
and Lee Univ Asst. Next session begins sept
10Th. full coun.e Ia Ancient and Modem
Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry. The school II veil supplied
with apparatus for illustration In the scfel.oss
For Catalogue containing terms and List u testl.
monials. apply 10 tina Principal. agiegva
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-11

WALL Paper and Borders of the best
designs, choicest colors, 10 please the
taste of everybody, at prices TO suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind.
Harbour q Dittman. ln6o Main street,
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Cinolnnati.

CINCINNATI, August .. - Hogs
Dull; common 81 5OC63 20; light s. IS
Ca3 80; packing 81 25Ca3 As; butchers
g 45CG3 -. Receipts 4S5 head; ship
ments AIS head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-11

THE Niagara Excursion via. Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, will leave Wheeling
at ll:l5 p. N. Tuesday, August 18th,
without fail. Round trip S..
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No 10. on saturday night, has no cohhecuOn
for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room anu stepping
Cas- on all night trains
Clos, connections are made for al points
Sonth and southwest North and Northwest,
-osti1g, M. A desirable route for cOlOnists and
persons moving % the great West, and 70 "hOm
particular attention Is given
No. q stops al all stations between wheeling
and Grafton.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PlTTSBUR6 4. \.
Condensed Time Card.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after NAY =, 1872, all trains VIII run
a.iIy Except sunday. A. follows;
through trains "a PittSouryh-
? Through trains % Cleveland
, through trains 10 Chicago. ,,.-,,-.-,,,. AM,
PullInAn's ParlOr Cars between MeusNlie NiN
Hotel and sleepIn- Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chtca 20.