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The Case Of Rev. DR.. miller.

TRENTON, n. j., April 9.-The case OF
Rev. John Miller, D. D., late Professor in
the Theological Seminary Of this city, is a
singular one. He has just been formally
doposed for heresy. He was originally
tried by the New Brunswick Presbytery
in May, 1877, on a charge OF publicly de-
nyEngand assailing important doctrines Of
the Confession Of Faith and the Cate.
chisms' of the Presbyterian Church. The
specifications charged ~ DR.. Miller with
teaching that the soul is not immortal
that at the death Of the body 1t dies, be.
comes extinct, and so continues until
the resurrection; icy with holding that
Christ as a child Of Adam, was personally
accounted guilty OF Adams sin, and that,
like other children OF Adam, He inherited
a corrupt nature, and that He needed to
DO, and was, redeemed by His own death;
and (3) with teaching that there is but one
person in the Godhead. In his own de-
fence, DR.. Miller desired to show how he
could write the book upon which the
charges were based-"Fetich in Religion"
and vet retain his connection with the
Presbyterian Church. DR.. Millers deienGe
was listened to with the utmost attention
and with no little emotion; but the Pres
bytery unanimously sustained the charge
aud specifications, and adopted aresolu-
ton suspending him from the ministry I'M
til he should renounce his errors The
Synod Of New Jersey sustained the Pres.
bytery, and the case was appealed to the
General Assembly. That body, while in
session at Pittsburgh, in May, 1878, sus'
tanned the action had in New Jersey by an
overwhelming vote. On May 81, ISIS, DR.,
Miller wrote q letter to the New Bruins.
wick Presbytery, withdrawing from the
Presbyterian Church. The Presbytery al
its June meeting, postponed action on the
letter, by q very nearly even vote, until ii
next meeting. DR.. Miller Is the son Of the
late Rev. DR.. Samuel Miller, and Is now
about sixty years Of age. During the war
he entered the Confederate service as q
chaplain, and afterwards commanded &
brigade.
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old Maids and ora RaeheIors.

From the Rural New Yorker.
Old maids are useful. They can cook
sew and take care Of children, nurse sicl
people, and generally play the piano. Ole
bachelors are useless, They do not ever
know how TO drive nails or split wood.
Old maids are amiable. II one wantl
anything d.ne that requires patience and
kindness Of heart, a single lady is sure to
be the one TO dott
Old bachelors are ill.natured. They snub
children, despise babies, and hate young
mothers, and are always SO busiiy EN-.
ployed In seeing that other people take
good care OF them that they have not O
moment 10 give to anyone else.
Old maids are nice looking, and "young
for their years." Old bachelors generally
have red noses, rheumatismi In their knees,
bald heads, and mouths that turn down at
the
Old maids can make q home OF one little
room, and cook q delicious meal for one
over the gas Jet In cunning little tin.ket-
Ties, besides making all their own ward.
robes. Old bachelors need an army Of
tatlors, waiters, cooks, distant relatives and
hotel landlords to keep them comfortable.
When old maids are III they tie up their
heads In poCket-handkerchieis, take
homeopathic pellets out Of two bottles,
alternately, and get well again. When old
bachelors are III they go to bed and send
Tor four doctors; have @ consultation; q
mantle. piece full OF black bottles; all the
amiable married men who belong To the
club 70 sit up with them at night, besides
Q hired nurse; they telegraph to their re.
lations; and do their best TO impress the
world with the idea that they are dying.
When an old maid travels she take
sandwich, a piece Of pound.cake a bottle
OF lemonade in ahand.basket, ndlunches
comfortably in the carriage. When an old
bachelor travels he orders q dinner in
courses at the station, and raves because
he has not time to eat II before the fifteen
minutes for refreshments" are v
Old maids drink weak tea and Il cures
their headaches.
Old bachelors drink strong LIQUORS
which gives them headaches.
Old maids are modest; they think their
youth Is over and their beauty gone, II.
after a while, some autumnal love Is given
them, they take II as a sort Of miracle. and
hope people will not laugh at them for
marrying so late in life."
Old bachelors believe that all women
are in love with them, and that they must
carefully guard themselves from traps laid
to invelgle them into matrimony. They
also fondly cherish the belief that should
they eventually become married men, the
world expects them to exhibit great taste
in women by their choice, and that the
''other fellows will laugh il their portion
be not tender youth and beauty; also that
when they marry, many women will OK.
pire Of jealousy.
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EGYPTIAN
FEVER and AGUE
AND
LIVER PAD.
SPINAL DISEASE AND NERVOUS DysprpsT4


~GREESsBrRG, Pa, Feb. q, 1873.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD Co. :-GsMtnsn; Parjon
me Tor writing 70 yOH concerning my wonderful re-
eoyery. l do 80 simply from a feeling Of EratItGde
and IN the hope that my case may, through You, leSd
70 the restoration 70 health Of other Who NAV IN
similarly afflicted. I had been bed ridden for hire
years, With what my physicians called spinal dlSeaSe.
l was afflicted with periodical sick headache Of q mOSt
distressing character; accumulAtions Of HS would
gather around my heart aud stomach; ! had billolW
vomiting and my bowels were alWays constituted. /
suffered Intense pain frequently In my spine, and one
81 my lower extremltles IWindlSd and became short.
ened. had the feeling Of pins aud needles In nv
ieet quits frequently. | lost ttBh and became Eall0T.
hOlloE:eyed and completely broken down 10 mind
and b0dyi ! suffered chIlls not unlike what 1 had seen
In ngue; my stomach refused to digest food, or even 10
crave III my brain could get no rest; my Eleep was I'M
easy and unFeIreShing. ! wasted Ia body aud became
despondent; wanted 70 die ~ 4 relief from my suffer-
ings; had the most unbouRded confidence 10 my doc
tors and In medicine, but after trying all that were
ordered and faithfully and without murmur, dllIng
my poor sick stomach With pills and powders and
mixtures, and worrying It on the outside with bis
ten and pl9sterG, ], one day, suddenly came TO the
conclusion that l was getting no better, ! would stop
dosing and sec what Nature would do. Nature aid
nothing. With that Unsuitable desire 10 get well, I put
on, at the Recommendation Of a friend, one Of your
Liver Pads, and to-day | consider myself as we'll as
ever l was 10 my life. l used only two Pad, wearing
one constantly. With my best wishes for your success,
! aIn yours truly, A. HARRISON. '
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1u1tnr@t1sH.
"NEw DEPARTURE"
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,

gonsnliy ttS.t / can 6s found Al 100 Main stiSSI,
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WI ANNA
Damage 10 the Peach Crop-CIeanIng ul
for Hot weather.
GAINESVILLE, April 8.
Correspondence Oiths Iutelnsencer.
The local election passed off quietly
Some little interest was manifested in thu
election of members of the School Boart
and constables. The Democrats gain one
school director, and elected the township
Clerk and Constables. Ellis, the Republi.
can nomineet the latter place, was unmer'
cifully scratched by his own party, run.
ming nearly $50 votes behind his ticket. The
balance Of the Republican ticket a select.
ed. When we consider this township il
Republican by a large a majority, it looks
as though the Democrats have no cause to
regret the result.
Tuesday night about s O'Clock, our vii.
lage was thrown into excitement by the
ringof the FIRE alarm. The people turned
out en- masse, Main street being crowded
with men, women and children running
pell nell to the scene. The fire was dis.
covered to be in the neighborhOod OF the
coal shaft, hut IN arriving at the spot 1t
was discovered to be a large brush heap,
consequently it was nothing more than an
April fool.
Mr., Harry Mccall. Of this place, who
has been travelling in the West for some
months is with US again.
The farmers OF this region are taking ad-
vantage OF the fine weather this week,
blowing, &C.. consequently town is q little
dull.
The cold weather has played sad havoc
with the peach crop in this neighbor-
hood. Apples, pears, plumbs, ounces, &C.,
arc o or less damaged. Berries Of ali
kinds are not damaged to any extent, and
the prospect for a large crop is really fiat
tering.
Mr.. Carl Agy, of this vicinity, was ad.
mitted to the bar Tuesday, by the District
Court of this (the Eighth Judicial District
Of Ohio. Mr.. Agy Is one OF the most bril-
liant young men In Eastern Ohio, and we
bespeak for him abundant success in his
new role.
Quite a humber OF u citizens have
been engaged the past few days in clean
ing up the alleys in their immediate neigh.
bOrhood, an Improvement in which all
should participate. Come to the front,
gentlemen, and thoroughly renoYate our
town before warm weather.
Roxv
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NEW YoRK. April 1O.-FlOur-Dull; super
western and State $ S0a3 90: common to good
s. 50a3 90; good to choice s. 05a4 so; white
wheat extra 81 55a5 Is; extra Ohio. So T0a5 90:
ST. Louis s. S0a5 Is; Minnesota patent pro.
cess S 50a7 IS. Wheat-Ycry moderate trade,
rejected spring 7Ga77c; No. 3spring 0SaOSXc:
No. 9 do 81 o.; ungraded elaeSc; ungFaded
winter red 81 GOAL AK; No. 8 do $I0SXa
al 90; No. 2 do 81 1SLSaI Il; No. l do $ll4x;
ungraded amber 81 1,al l1K; No. 9 amber
81 loyal 1TK; ungraded white 81 l0al II;
No. 2 do 81 cox; No. l do 81 1lXal l9. Rye
Dull; western 5SXa506c. Barley Quiet
and steady. Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn
Quiet; upgraded 48Ka+5c; No. 5, 45Xc;
No. l, 46c; white wCSteqn 47Ha4Sc; STEAMER
yellow Axe. oats-Quiet; No. s, sic; No. 3
white $40; No. 2, A%a3lJSc; No. 3 white
34Xa2+AG: western mixed 81 XaS2ko; white
western aS11aS5c, Hay-Nomlnally unchang.
3D.. H~ops-Quiet; yearlings 2a4c; eastern
and western 9a0c; New York State SalSc.
Cofee-FFm. Sugar-QUiet and unchanged.
MolaSes-In good demand at full prices,
Rice-Demand fair and market firm. Petro,
leum-Quiet and firm; United SOSSaslc; re,
fined 0Hc. Whisky-Hrmer at $lo5Eal 05X
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unchanged. whsat-Dull; No. 2 red, elsya'
tor q Is. Rye-steady; western 67a6shc,
Corn-Less active; western rejected, track,
401fa4iLc steamer scarce ct 421SatSe. oAtl
Demand iairand market Arm; mixed S0aSlci
white western 32AS3Hc. seeds-Unchafged.
Provisions - Dull and unchanged. Lard
Western, In tlerces, 93ta7c. Butter-Nomln.
ally unchanged. CheeSe=pull and un-
WhlSky-DulI; western 81 G
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BALTIMORE, April 10.-Four-Qulet and
withoutchangC. Whcat-WeStern quiet and
steady; No. 2Pennsylvania red $llSk; No.
western winter red, spot and April, 81 III
al 1lS<;, May 81 1lXal 1lM; June 81 "a
l 12K. Corn-WeStern quiet and steady
western mixed spot and April 43Ha4SHc;
May 43Ha4SAc; June 4S1Sa44c; steamer lila
AXE. oats-steady; Pennsylvania 39a3Sci
western white sass do mixed SlaS9c. Rye
Steady at 5ia66c. Hay-Quiet; prime h
choice Pennsylvania sl1 O0at2 90. Provision.
Quiet and unchanged. R~utter-Stealy
prime TO choice western packed Isa20c; rol
i5al6c. Eggs-Dpll and lower ut l2al9kC
PetrolGum-Quiet; crude 7HasAe; rcfnet
laNaaAc. CofTse-FTm; Rocargoes ordinary
to choice lOalGc. Whilky-S ominalat$ 81 OH
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. Itadmits Of o Wherey.
er tits used Il Is Instantly successful. One
after another the WORTHLESS connections for
Catarrh, put forth by ignorant and unscru.
pulous men, have sunk into ~obscurity. To-
day Il Is the acknowledged specific for
Catarrh from Nova Scotia to California,
from Oregon to Florida. Price, with In.
proved Inhaler, Treatise and Directions, 81.
Soldby all Druggists.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

AGREAr succEWFuL RENEuY.--During
the alarming prevalence Of Catarrh, It Is
gratilyingto note this success and popularity
OF santord's Radical Cure for Catarrli. From
avery. small beginning this remedy has, In
q few brief seasons, attained to the height OF
popular favor In the extent Of It's sales and
the frequency Of It's cures. Certainly, no
remedy can boast Of better references from
physicians: druggists, and %well.known ciu.
Gems, who have freely given their testimony
IN It's favor. The fact that physicians pre-
many Of our best drug stores must create a
warm feeling In It's favor, and rave the way
for Its universal use us a standard remedy for
Catarrh.. Bottom Journal.
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CMeAEo.

CHICAGO, April 10.-Four-Dull and drOop.
ing; spring extras s. 25a4 so choice MINES,
sofa 81 70; low grades s. 0Oa2 rs; patents IS 90
40 90; patent Minnesota S 5OaS 90; winter
extra 81 25a5 90. Wheat-HeaVy and active,
but weak and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
fresh S9Nc regular; S6Xc cash 6lXaalHc
May; 92Hc June; sales ut 00Aa93%c; No. 8
do TIC; rejected 6SHc. Corn-Actiye but
lower; fresh Sic regular; SoXc cash; SSXc
May; S53ic June. 0ats-Dull and a shade
lover at 9la2lHc cash; 25Na25Xc May
44Xc. Barley-Steady and unchanged. Pork
I'm good demand but at lower rates; $40 is
al0 20 cash; $40 l7hal0 20 May; $40 27H
aI0 80 June. IArd-In fair demand but Al
lower rates; 30 22H cash; 80 22Ha6 25 May;
90 S0a8 SAX June. Bulk MeaS-Quiet and
lower at S 76a3 a6a5 19k. Whisky-steady
and unchanged at $l0i.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 10.-wheat-Dull and price.
q shade lower; amber Michigan spot 81 OIk
bid; April 81 OK asked; 81 OK bid; May
81 056; June 81 061s; No. 9 red winter, spot
and April, held at 81 05H;$ O5k bid; May
81 05N; June 81 OF asked 81 COX bid; No.
9 red 81 Of asked 81 90 bid; western amber
$lG. Corn-Steady high mixed 36hc; No.
2spot SOC; May $3.50. 0ats-Dull and nomi.
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East LIsERrY, April 1O.-CArrLE-Recelpts
to-day $40 head OF through and no local ;
total for three days LOO head Of through and
SSs head Of local. Nothing here for sale. No
business
Hoos-Reeeipts to-day 2,2S5 head total for
three days 1880 head. Workers s. 6SaS so;
PhiladelphiAs q l6a4 30.
SHEEp-Receipts to-day 100 head total for
three days 600 head; not enough sheep to
make a market. Feeling not 50 good for next
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~CIsctsNAFt, April IO.-Cotton-Qulet and
firm at l0Ac. FIour-Dull prime red 81 90
ai 05. Corn-QuiSt and firm at S1GSSC. Oats
Demand fair and market firm at 2aa32c.
Rye-Demand fair and market firm at SEA
S6Ae. Barley-Qulet anil unchanged. Pork--
In fair demand, but at lower rates $40 IS bid;
$40 80 asked regular. Lard-Demand fair and
market firm; current make 20 %, Bulk Meats
Dull and lower 10 sell at IS coal S0a4 SSa
800. Bacon-Quiet and unchanged at AKA
6xa5iSc. WhLSky-steady and In good de.
nland at 81 Of. Butter-Quist and un.
changed. LinSeed Oll-Steady at GSc.
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0SE Of the points about Diner Rakoczy
Bitter Water is its great concentration; in
fact it is the strongest magnetism water
known. Hence, for medical purposes, Il
surpasses all known bitter waters. For
skin eruptlons, the milder forms Of scro.
fula, impure blood, &c, 1t is an excellent
remedy. A wine-glasstul a dose. For
sale by all druggists.
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NEw York, April 1O.-BusineS light today
owing to the stormy weather. Cotton goods
very firm but Hess active. Prints in good dc.
mand and firm. Ginghams In fair request.
Dress goods in moderate demand. Light
weight clothing woolens quiet, but ~overcoat-
in.gs are more sought for by clOthicrS, For
eign goods quiet.
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chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, April lO.-ThO Droysn' Journal
reports:
Hoes Receipts $1,000 head; shipments {, 1000
head. Market weak and unchanged; choice
heavy. 8 s0al 90; light g 66aS Is; mixed
8 60a3 so; closed steady.
CArrtE-Receipts 2,7OO head; shipments
200 head. Market steady; shipping steers
y 2Oa5 80; butchers stocks lower at g 4Oa
sIEEr-ReceIpts 1900 head; shipments
400. Market q shade lower at q 20a6 80.
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That OkoIona Paper

From the Menphls, Tenn, Avalanche.
1t won't do to charge the crazy EDITOR.
ais in the 0kolona (Mississippi) States on
the Ohio carpet-bagger. Colonel Harper
Is the mild.eyedb boy OF destiny, who runs
the machine; and il he isn't Southerner
the race must be extinct.
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ST, LOUIS, April 1O.-Ho&-stronger and
active; Workers and Baltimores s. 4Oa3 90;
smooth heavy s. 65a3 IS; fair heavy rough
$ 25a3 so; butchers to PhiladelphiaS s. 76a
3 Us; Receipts $500 head; shipments 1000
head.
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A Woodward avenue druggist, says tho
Detroit Free Prea, put mp a prescription
brought by a boy, and as he handed over
the bottle the boy asked:
"Did you put any sugar in it?"
wdon'tt think l did" was the reply"
"Well, then, l don't believe mail touch
q drop OF it. I got some medicine here
'tothsr day, and pa couldn't even hire her
to take It, cause It wasn't sweet. She's
purity sick, but she's down on medicine"
"Well, how does your father manager"
ale don't manage at all. He tries TO
hire mother, but you see she's too old to
care for candy and peanuts, and too young
to want SpeOtaclos or a snulr.box, and
there we arc, you see, II them onion
drafts on her feet don't do any good, I'll
bet I'll havea %stepmother fore fall"
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P~rrrsBUReH, April 1O.-pErRoLEuM-Quiet
and steady; crude 81 OK at Parkers for
shipment; refined OKc for Philadelphia de.
livery.
ASrwERr, April 1o.-PErRoLEuN-Reaned
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COLLINS
vOLTAIc aElEc7RIc
PLAsTERs
Electricity and Healing BaIsams,
The Medical Giants Of
the World.

Electricity is the grandest curative and
restorative agent in medicine. 1t will re.
store suspended animation when all other
means fail. As hero united with the choicest
Medical Gums and Balsams known to the
healing art, It's application to n mart Of the
body produces the most grateful and instanta.
neous relief from Pain. These Plasters
put new life into the Weak and sleepy
Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver
and Kidneys, stimulate the Stomach and
Bowels and, when placed over the pit Of the
stomach, cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
prevent Ague, Malaria and Contagious Dis.
eases, and in many ways relieve the Sufrrings
Of mankind.
PRICE Is CENTS.
Be careful to obtain COLLINS yoLrA1c
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs, lest some worthless no.
rous plaster he given you. Sold by all Drug
glSts. NP4W.apr4
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PREVENTION excels cure every time, Al.
ways keep Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup conye-
nient; take it in time, and you will be
free from coughs, colds, etc. Sold every.
whore. Price, % cents q bottle.
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SPRING.

What q beautiful time Is SpHug,
When the WOodehuCk begins to ting, ~
An the buInblebee and chIcadee 49,
Garry their heads around In q sling;
When the black aud tickling ants
CraEl up the young mans pants,
And the stf1d1lObbg and mos quito hug,
while tue spiders engage In 4 dance;
And the bird gets drunk on dew,
And offers the robin 4 chew,
While the great owl bllnks and the sparrow Wlnks
Al the wife Of the gay cuckoo;
And the coon goes Cd on . spree
Along with the chiplnunk and Aea;
The Od0rous skunk gets laundering drunk,
And tries 10 make love to the bec.-Burdtls.
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CINCINNATI, April 10. -HoGs-Steady com.
mon s. 0OaS As; light s. 5OaS IS; packing
s. 8haS IS; butchers S. Goal 90. Receipts l,64T
head shipments l,O4l head.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRk, April lo.-MoNEY-Easy ut 4a7
per cent, closing at 4a5 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper sac per cent. Sterling Exchange
BANKERS bills quiet at 81 s6<; Sight Exchange
on New York 81 IS,
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unlted States 60 OF 1881, cOupOuS.....-................lO6
New .1cIk
New -Four and a hAia ..... ~. l05f
NeH soufl' Boy
leh-rotu0 l0l
Ien-forue9
currency 6l1e9 l2lk
SrocEs-Market to-day, owing to the rain
and suspension OF business Tomorrow Good
Friday was comparatively quiet, and with
few exceptions fluctuations were slight
Union Pacific and Northwestern showed con.
siderable strength. Michigan Central sold
down to SIX, but closed at SIX.
Transactions aggregated l3f, 900 shares. of
which 1000 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, n, 900
Wabash, 10000 Northwestern common, 1900
preferred, 7,40O St. Paul, 10000 L~ackawanna.
200 New Jersey Central, 5000 Michigan
Central, 100 Union Pacific, 1900 St. Joe pre-
ferred, 6.5OO Western Union, 2,TOI Kansas &
Texas, $500 St. Louis & San Francisco and
{, 800 st. Louis, Kansas CITY l. Northern.
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Trains leaving Columbus at ,,a.,o..
w aaly. Through Chicago expires Leave SoIVr = y:
MA ept sunday, a $40 =. NJ, With GIeSpinT eST
refet otso.y e coI seS1Ied In advance at Union DepSt
,h rSIPan,s Palace Driving Room sleepinv c,r,
A.ogSh Without change from StebenTilIS Spd o'S;,M.n.
GoalS Cincinnati, Louisville, lndIIaapoliIS and r..
Tor through Tickets, Baggage Check. s,o.r,r, r.,
NJ n ~ u9nsI and any further lnIOrnStISn' SpSIx
T,n SSHis' a. sELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent 4 Xxx
Wefet oaSsP S,d 10y q Eleventh street, Or At CITY
D. W. CALDWELL. "
{. n. FELTON,, il, ''o
w , BGSn,I supt. Pitabuzh, Pa
nOi4 Ssa4 Pass and Ticket Ason. cOlunbu, o.
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Accom-. Nan. ETnna

&tu1eapile decentralization. R.,,,,,. :. -,
I, M Bridgeport 800 p. M; arrives At EteubSpTiiIs -
e.le !. "a Leaves steubenNlle At $40 4. NJ: BFiSgS'
poTt ~ m; strives at Bellalre At 9.S a. m.
In t H. 81 snd sISgage Cheeks 70 all principal point,
Once In Bridgeport "' 4'eAs'
F. R. MYERS,
enet1l faSsenRer and Ticket AGENT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-11
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The Recent EleetIOn-ApriI Fool Hoax
Damage TO the Peach Crop-CIeanIng up
for Hot Weather.