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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-07-23
Concerning Fools,

Concerning Fools,
There is another fool who talks
loud in the cara. and BY the same
we know that tho only tinlo he
ever left home was when ~ went
On a cheap excursion 10 Pllla-
lelphia, and carried lanch IN
his pocket. He las tho sliVor
fever, and is going 10 Denver.
This fact he announces IS soon
as the car starts by bidding good
by to his friends telling them
ia q voice like a hotel .,ong to
write him all the news, and re-
member his post Office address
will b. Denver, Colorado.
He goes at once to the news
boy, and while buying a five cent
cigar informs him that he pre-
sumes he can't get as good CT
CARS in Denver as he can here.
The newsboy at o1ce makes an
estimate Of his foolishness and
says: Going to Denver, are
your" "Oh, yes" is the response
as il it was an everyday occur
renee for him to 60 there. And
the newsboy marks him for q
victim and piles him with pam
phlets and candles, apples and
oranges, and reckoneth up his
profits that night at ten per cent.
advance over previous days.
He who is going to Denver re-
turneth to his seat and informs
the man in his rear that ''piles Of
fourtune are to be made in Colo
RADIO"
Going there?'' asks tie pas
serger not for information for
that has been given, but to test
the Young mans foolishness.
ooh, yes" he says.
He leaned forward to the man
in the front seat and says: 'HoW
far you goin'?''
"Pittsburg: How far are
you?"
I'm going to Denver
"You are?'
"Oh, yes"
The conductor comes along
and takes his ticket. "Do [ get
a train through to Denver as
soon as I change?"
"Yes: Going to,Denver?"
"Oh, yes
And the conductor winketh,
and the passengers smile at his
concait. But the time OF reioic-
ing cometh when the passenger
in the front seat gets off and his
| place is taken by q man who is
not at all curious. To him say
eth the young man for Denver,
pheasant weather"
Eyes"
"Probably it is cooler in Den.
ver?''
Probably"
! Iii find out in a few. days"
No answer. The young man
feels as if his Importance wasn't
recognized and makes another
attempt:
Il spose there's a pretty good
chance to make a fortune in Col.
orado?"
| Il don't know"
! SWELL, I'm going there to find
out"
Another silence, during which
the passengers look out of the
front window and smile. The
young man draws long breath
and starts in again:
/ "Not many fellows who'd &C
SO far from home, and depend or
| themselves for a living
! The silence becomes oppres
sive, but the young man is per
severing. He leans over, taps
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-07-23
IT Is INTENDED ETo MAKE
The Clarion

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-07-23

NOW rs THE TIME u
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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-07-23
Notice TO Boys

Have your fathers to call on
Handy and buy you single barrel
breech loader. They are guaranteed
to shoot well, and much easier to
load, and far less danger of being
hurt by one. Only SIS.
Go to Heller & Turner'S for light
thimble-skein wagons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

4 meeting vt the members nl the har
at Ohio county WAS hcld IN the tour'
House Yesterday morning at ten O'clock
IN order Ia pay tribute at respect Ia the
late ton Gvnrgc -. Davenport,
The meeting VAS called IT, order 10y
John T. Mckcnunn, ESD, and lion
George T.. Boyd was called Ia the char.
lie stated the meeting, after which j, ~,
Good aud \. I. Jones were appointed
sr,rctarICs.
Mr Mrkcnuon moved that there hc n
committee appointed To- draw up resolu-
tons expressing the SENSE ui the meet
iug, said committee Ia CONSIST at three.
Mcssrs l. I. Jones, !. IL. Good aud
W. L. hubbard were appointed ~ the
committee aud retired fora lew minutes,
after which they returned and reported
the following:
The members ni the bar al Ohio Coun'
" have heard with feelings ot deep IT,
grct ut the death ul their brother NJ the
bar. George q, Davenport, aud IN this
manner express their unaffected sorrow
At the loss ui one whose ready mind,
marked talents aud professional require
mcnts had secured tor HIM u prominent
position nj the bar and whose generous
impulses and kind deeds made him the
personal friend at his fellow lawyers.
We may also, as citizens, rN-
press the regret ot COM.
muuity whose confidence IN him Was
manifested hy their choice at him a. n
mrmhrr at the Legislature aud ut the
Constitutional Convention, III each ut
which he rendered good service To his
constituents aud Ia the state. We
tender his brother and other trends our
sympathy IN their bereavement.
We recommend therefore the Adop-
ton at the following resolutions.
Rs|rSd, That n committee consisting
IT the chairman ut this meeting aud five
others appointed 10y him, attend the
funeral ui our deceased brother AT
HrncsyillC, M representatives at the
bench aud liar at Ohio county, and that
wcwca the usual badge oi mourning Too
30 days.
Resolved, That n copy Il this preamble
aud the resolutions lee presented hy the
secretary oi this meeting IL each OF the
courts at rvcorl sitting IN the city, with
the request that It bc placed upon req
ord, anj further, that copy he toward
oil by the secretary To the family ol the
deceased
The chair appointed Judge Melvin
aud Mcssrs john Walton, u H. Dove.
ncr. T. q. Cacrsit aud \, Rheinstrom
rs the committee and THESE gentlemen
will leave this morning TOT Rarnesvllle
Ia attend the funeral, which takes place
Al 4. Nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
ART IN MARBLE.
A Visit Ia Muldoou ~ Co.'s
Works.

Sccing n party at river men enter
Mulduun n CO, y marble shop, yestcr-
day, a reporter followed them IN, curl
Gus tn know the attraction. Ito lound
them gazing ut n monument IN Italian
marble, dcsllucd Tor the grave al the late
George Peppers The dcslgu Is "a beau
tiiul one, ~ we'll as appropriate. 1t
represents n large capstau With rope AMI
anchor, all complete. The design Is u
novelty. aud the Workmanship rNquis-
tie. Not only these, tut numerous
other hratmrn had been attracted hN
this stone, which isa testimonial at the
work done in this establishment. TAX
INK the opportunity, the report,
81 glanced about the room and
saw many evidences ot n skillull
hand. One design especially caught the
eve 1t Is called cottage design,
aud is striking aud ornate. This firm
is nov dong argo business, handling
both Italian aud American marbles aud
Scotch aud native GRANTEES, \ large
shaft tol the grave ni Il ). brown, late
sheutl of this county, will hc begun to
day and will nc both chaStr and elegant
in STYLE. The establishment In IN charge
IT Mr. !. {. Wicr, u skllMll designer
aud sculptor, who gives his personal
supervision Ia ordcrs with which he
firm is entrusted, and will guarantee
satisfaction Ia customers,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
NIITsHELL NOTES.

The indications point too Dig vote "
primaries next saturday.
ouR en,erprising German friend 0, ' !,
nni.oAs Zsits.nq distinguished himself on
Tuesday afternoon by getting on. a. n, en-.
ira, giving q full occount OF aarhe''s
nomination. ,,
Tus Baptist Sunday School will hold !.
their annual picnic In horneroos =
PARK ON Thursday. the 18th OF June
All are invited az q glorious time Is M,
iicinated. Particulars may be learned
nj the church Sunday morning.
uoS. Ross ALkxASDKs had q marrow
ssrsne from death or severe injury yes
terday. lie attempted to board the ple.
mic train near Flushing, AMI missing h's
ioo,hold. fell. Fortunately he retained
sufficient presence Of mind to roll over
aud escape from danger.
Tux Rev. Frank Rector, = student rom
the Newton Theological seminary, near
Boston, will spend his summer vacation M ~,
in This CITY, aud while here he VIII III
the pulpi, Of the First baptist Chursh.
lilo is expected in the city ON Friday
and will preach morning anu evening
ON the coming sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
BEII.AlRE.
Yesterdays History 49, Notes,
News, etc.

A case was before Mayor Criswell this
evening. about q O'Clock, instituted nv
one individual named South against
Henry over. After hearing il was dis
missed hy the Mayor The trouble
arises irom tho tact tho defendant had
chas,ised the boy al the complainant
The hoy was whipped at the Goblet
works where the defendant IL manager
of ono oi the departments. Although
A Marty might object To having his OIL
snrinr thrashed vet in this case tho act
my party had, IN he claims, cause Tor
doing 81.
The Ohio haso ball club will play u
match game at base ball with The Clln'
tons ON next Saturday. Neither ct these
clubs has as yet been beaten this season.
Lively game this tune.
Miss furmlss, al Wellsville, IL the
guest oi Miss Gordon, ol South R'l'
lairr.
Mrs. Belle lNsch, ui Gravel Hill, had
had the misfortune a. lose very valua'
hlr canary Yesterday, Tho hdy knows
where her bird is, aud II II IL not ~.
turned the party IN possession ol II VIII
hr published IN the papers,
lurlr Tommy Nicholson IL lying very
low with severe attack at indispnsltInn
AT his residence ou North Noble street.
John Rndso, an cmployc at the Va
ucual Glass Works had his lclt arm
severely cut hy piece oi dying glass
Yesterday. rhlS Will lay him up lot u
short tlmc.
! = Rmncv, OF this city, returned
home from West Alexander Pa, YES
tcrday, where lac VAS summoned hN the
sick ness at hls father The old gentle
man has been very low lot n long time,
and his death is mumcntarlly expected.
Wcarr the recipient ui tickets Ia the
High school COMMENCEMENT which
inErs place Friday evening Prot John
4. putl has our thanks Tor the same,
Geo. bean, oi Pittsburgh, Ia, IL Wis.
ilinv his sister, Mrs. August Long, ct
this city.
The Glrc Club ut this city spent n
pleasant evening ut the residence oi
Miss Charlotte Stephens Tuesday even
my
Prof. putl, Superintendent at Schools,
informs us that arraugcmcntsh have been
made tn accommodate 1000 persons
with seats At the Disciples Church nj
the COMMENCEMENT and tour hundred
seats at the school house where the han'
quet takes places.
several oi our new police were sworn
in hy Mayor Criswcll, yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Scott, Representative ct
Jefferson county, and lrIrud, ~" IN
the city.
Tho VI. T. Church has been hand
somclv rctittrd aud furnished inside.
Communion srrvlccs viii Ia observed
al the L. l.. Church next sabbath,
Rev. !. Fulton, at the Fourth |, l,
Church. at Allegheny, Ia, will preach
ia the L. T. ChuWh, ut this city, Salnr'
day afternoon at = o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
The 40. iu Greene County

According Ia Waynesburg paper
the n u q. Railroad Company have
caused two SURVEYS 10 be made through
Greene county Tor the purpose OF short
enine their line between Wheeling aud
Cumberland. IL Is said the result
reached shows the llemphcld extern
sion will give them shorter line and
can Ice built Tor less money than either
OF the routes through Greene The dis
lance aud cost Of construction a. set
forth 10y the engineers who made the
Greene county surveys u reported a.
follows: Connellsviile TO Wheeling, via
West BroNnsyillc, ClarksyIlle, Waynes-
hurg aud Ackley's Owens Rum dis.
lance vi, pt2 miles. cost Of construction
single track, s9,S09,920. Connellsville
to Wheeling, via lniontown, Little
Whitley, waynesburg aud Ackley's,
Owens RUM distance 80 27S miles,
cost OF construction, single track, 81
l2s,iis. by this it will bs seen that the
last mentioned route was fraction over
z miles shorter aud would have cost up
wards oi Slsl,000 less In construction
than the tirst described route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
THE COURTS.

SVrRENG COURT IUpGES 0EgGN, RAYMOND,
MolRE ANp JOHNSON,
Court met at II \ NJ
In the case al the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company vs. }, J, Nanlcrwer-
krr, ON rulr t. prosecute from Marion
county, an ordrr WAS made to dismiss
the ease
Adjourned until Friday morning at
vt 10 O'clock.
COUNTY CouEr.-JvpGg RoNp.
Court met at lOAM
John Ohhcrgcr, Charles HimmCr aud
Valentine Rlcilus, natives at UermanN,
took out their tirst naturalization papers,
Frederick Handler, a native OF Ger.
many, took cut his second naturaliIa-
ton papers.
John a. Rcister, n native OF Germany,
took out his second naturalization pa.
pers.
Cour, adjourned until Friday at y
O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
FACTORY FACTS.
Nails sim at S3.2S-Another
"shut Down" Of Three Weeks
Ordered--The Boilers Lockout

Nails still at S3.2S-Another
"shut Down" Of Three Weeks
Ordered--The Boilers Lockout
Ended.
Another meeting of the Western Nail
Association was held In Pittsburgh yes
t,rday moraing that was, according TO
reports, we'll attended. Messrs. j. L.
Glchrist 4. IL. Woodward. J, ID, Du'
Bois, ]. n. Vance and AlonEo Loring
represented the Wheeling mills, and In
the absence OF the President Of the As
ISOLATION, the Vice President, j, I. Gil
christ, occupied the chair. Meeting one
ot these gentlemen after they had re-
turned to the city, last evening, a report
or oi this paper put the question;
How are nails, have they gone up or
down.
"No, they remain at the same figures,
SS,e5."
well, WAS everything lovely at the
meeting, any iarF'
"Oh, there WAS some little excitement
aud talk, when Il was reported that the
manufacturers oi the West we're cutting
undrr tho card, but all explained that
they had not done 81 aud that the report
had no foundation. The situation was
then discussed, aud although Ne all all
un,t,l that tho light lohbers hal un-
,louhtedly cut under, yet II Was gener-
ally conceded that the card had been
well sustained"
GLOW about the dispatch receiNed III
the city this afternoon stating that
s,oppave oi three weeks had been or
deredr' A.,
We received reports saying that
stocks are getting low, aud ~ rs to hnr-
~ up things and start n revival, as
Nrrc, i'm the stock market, resolu-
t,nu was dassed that W. close our mus
inr three weeks longer, the shut down
to commence next Monday. You see
dealers have been, aud arc nov, selling
nj anywhcrc from STA Ia $500 and
SOME oi these parties bought their nails
Al - % not much profit there,
Was there anything else vt interest
connected with the meeting 49,.
"No; all that Was done IN addllloh
vas "A little uuimportaut business.
As the gentleman VAS moving away
a hnppenCd ln flash across the news
/ latlNn llAlu W WV ANl''N' ''
un,ht learn something IN relation I" the
",urkout" at the boilers, 81 tho qurs ION
Was put -,
"Nhat will the Wheeling mills do IN
relation Ia the resolution passed Tues
day afternoon at the mcetingni the iron
men ~ rutshughF'
ooh, tho strike ~ virtually chd'u'
and is nov thing al the past. onls'm
firms sigurd the scale, and that broke
down the rittshuWhors, aud the TesoIn-
ton YOU refer To- Was passed lhlhN
/ the Wheeling iron MILLS will nov start
up IN n lcw days.
Tho resolution referred Ia is this;
Rrs1l,ci, That It is the sense at thus
| Convention that those Pittsburgh man
umrturrrs desiring Ia run and sign the
boilers scale hepcrmIttcd Ia do 80,
Aud nov cur uailors aud iecdcrs can
| hayc "A VACATION Tor three weeks longer
Alter that there seems Ia he the very
best prospects lot revival ct trade anI
steady work, at least II IL I" he h"r'd
that such will hc the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
UNDERGRADUATES.
Tho Wedding oi Yesterday NJ,
ternoon.

For a mll three quarters at an hour
hrinrc the appointed time the larEc au'
deuce ruOm at the Fourth street VI T.,
Chnrrh rnmmrurCd tn all ny With an
eager. curious set at individuals all hrim,
ming over with desire a. see aud heat
the pTnrrsS which would transform Miss
Maggie NJ MIlcllr daughter ol MIs.
Anna NJ. Baitrllr, at the island into
Mrs. Harry ]. Mendrl. Both at the con.
tractins prtiCs ate we'll known ~ thus
community aud belong IL thCSct Young
people Who are Just commencing tn
marry. Asths young couple are among
the dist ol that set to join their hands
aud hearts, their companions we've, at
course, anxious tn witness the Crtcmo-
nv that many Ot them were seriously
considering, aud they were there IN tull
iouE
Ol course large majority at the
thrnug we're la,liCs, Who CSmC to see
what Perhaps L. see how the bride
Was dressed, perhaps to gaze at the oh-
irrt ni their own sCCrrt lnuglugS, ar
muSl likely ot all Ia grauiy female Curt'
aslty Then thCro were those at more
mature aSr who had passed the ORDEAL
aud came IL Witness ouCc moro the Ccro-
mnny aud hear the solomu wor,ts that
hal az a past timc made their own
hearts thrill with an unknown pleasure.
A large spTinkling Ot the masculine
gender had also found its way there,
presumably because the girls we're there,
al least thesO facts aud suppoSltlonS
struck the mind ut the writer ~ he
watched With others the advent at the
bridal pair.
Alta lev moments alter iour the large
audirnre having been comfortably scat
ed hy the ushcrs the grand thrill vt
Memberships wedding march VAS
struck nn the oman Nv Miss Annie 10
yau, aud to that grand composition
uI,vly plaNCl, the party swept up the
AisIS in the following manner; The
ushprS, McSSrs. John klhcldstirr, VIII
FrsnEhcim, Gcop,e BaIrt, Jr,, aud Al
Glass, followed hy the happy pair. Ar-
irving at the alter, Rov, {. L. Mas'tcn
met the party aud pronounced m a most
solemn aud impressive manner the
vor,ls which made them man aud vile.
immediately after the ceremony, the
birdie aud groom rvCc,Vcd IN the parlors
at the church the congratulations oircl-
atiNes and friends until II was time To-
leave Tor the T., 4. \ - l.. depot,
The bride was very hcCuWtpg,y At
tined i'm a walking suit at CoaChman
drah cashmere trimmed with ~ ddrH'r
satin with hat To- match. The gentle
men oi the party wore black suits,
Prince Albert coats, aud did their part
we'll. hut at course they were u seoonj'
ary consideration.
Mr. aud Mus Mendel left at i've
o'rlock ior short trip east, Rnd With
other friends We wish them n pleasant
ami also prosperous and happy voyage
In the halaue "Matrimonial."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

Sampson V. Ferguson, the degree OF
Bacdiuured irtWm,
10 Miss Mary T., i, Pardoe, preoep'
,ress Of Dickinson Seminary, Williams
mort, Pa, tue degree OF lr,iU| Na2''ira'
TO Misses Vienna W. Dorsey and Ida
NJ. Haldemau, the gold medal Tor com.
ple,e course OF music, vas awarded ~
"a a beautiful ornament aud one To- be
pri.ed as a sou,snir. The young ladies'
received their diplomas and medals
standing, IA,
The baccalaureate Address was del'''
cred by Prof. Pcndleton, and was an ex
ceeIingly ornate piece OF composition,
conlaining wholesome and excellent
advice. ..,
The heucdiction was then pronounced
and the large audience dispersed
leaving tho sweet girl graduates to
gather their flowers and betake thom'
selves home again, in dreams, To hear
the glad applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltimore. +"

RAlriAosE, June p-Flour - Dull
western superino 81 2S@l; Ia. extra
IL 2h(aA5; do. family ~ 21tIh Wheat -
Western quiet aud firm; No. : western
winter red spot ~ ~, seller june 81 s"l
(Ai M seller July ~ l5it0l III, SCI Ter
August ~ llstHl IL; seller September
II llitnl L. CoIu-W Western dull aud
lower Tor spot, western mixed spot ~
(nhSc; seller June 52lc, seller July 81
W6lir; steamer inlc, Steady
western white 4ani,r, do. mixed ilCN
iar; PENNSYLVANIA iHWiS. Rye iuil
at ol@'N9c. Hay Firm; prime To- choice
rcnusylyana Si7Glp. Provisions 800
Quiet but held hrmly. Mess Fork AT
Sll 2iWli ~. Hulk Meats 49, l"osc
shoulders ilc; clcairIh sides 1lc. Hams
At lll10l2r. Lard Refined tierces
80. butter Active hut unchanged.
Eggs Steady aud unchanged. fctro-
lrum ball aud nominal. Collcc- tirm
Rio cargncs, ordinary Ia primo l"tCN
i5lc. Sugar Higher A soft lhlr.
Whisky-Quist at II il@i l..
Now Orleans
NKw ORLg,Ns, June o. Coffee --
Quiet, Rio cargocs, ordinary Ia prime,
quoted at l2iwlblC, sugar Quiet ami
steady, common to good common 6iC97lc,
fair to fully lair ..tA7sc; prlne Ia
choice 7ldS,, yellow clarified slhSic.
Molasscs ball and nominal, common
quoted at SIC. Rice Dull; Louisiana
ordinary to choice blGA7c.
Pittsburgh
rirrsuvsa. June y. Petroleum -
Quiet aud tribe easier, crude 81 i2t al
rarker's ior shipment, refined ~ ior
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
English Lutheran hxoursion.

Yesterday morning about thirteen
hundred people boarded the tram AZ
bridgeport, al holding tickets issued 10y
the English Lutheran Sunday SENIOR 'o'
their excursion to Flushing. ihese
.xcurs,onists were followed later IN the
day hy about three hunred more.
The picnic cannot bo characterized IN
a success in comparison with others Ws'
hay, been given by the sunday Schoo''
First. there was the rain that kept tho
excursionists IN the coaches tor three
hours. Second, in the eating line ther
WAS not sufficient ACCOMMODATIONS anu
then the facilities for transportation OF
iercd by the road were hardly suihcien',
the coaches were all n O. ones, evidently
the best Ia 10 had, but there WAS NOT
enough NJ them, and the delay m TWO
hours ut bridgeport when returning
was more than tedious, as people III th,s
city did not reach home until io'So
T.. IA, The road In new one
and there IL no doubt hut
what when all arrangements
are made il will he mvorlie route Tor
excursions aud picnics. Another THINK
Ia mar the pleasure oi the trip MAS u
certain class oi roughs that were IN
truding ut various times, and the man
ayers did not seem to have made their
usual police arrangements tor the sup
preston ot this class. \ hand nom
Martins Ferry aud one inom Flushing
furnished the music tor the crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
RIVER INTEi.I.IGENCE.

plrrsBuEUu. June 0.-River | foot y
inches aud stationary. Weather cloudy
aud very warm.
CAIRO, june S-ArriVed-C Of
UreenVillc. NcEsbug; Centennial, New
Orleans Anderson, Nashville. he
parted City ol Grrcnylllc, 81 Louis
Centennial. ST. Louis River q feet |
iucacs aud falling. Weather cloudy F,
thermometer 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
Summer Resorts.

The Mountain House, ut Crcsson
Springs, Pa, will bc open Tor quests ON
June iiih. Either the Mountain
House, or the Logan House at Altoona,
Ia, IL n delightful stopping place tor
passengcrs en- route East, Via the Pan
Handle aud Pennsylvania Line. IA
cursiun tickets On sale nj T., w. \ H.
depot, foot Eleventh street. Wheeling
W. Va, where sleeping car accommo-
dations can he reserved and 'niorma'
ton obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10
10 Sau Francisco.

TheP., &. 4 81. L. Railway Company
comes 10 the lront with two cheap ex'
cursions to san Francisco, Cal, June
18th aud 10Th. You may never have
another opportunity 10 visit TIE r9c'n'
coast at so small an outlay, See sdver-
HsSmsnL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

WNsuINanS, june ID, \. NJ HI
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, nearly
stationary barometer, stationary ~
higher temperature, south Winds, part
" cloudy weather, aud possibly "''a
sional rain IN the Ohio Valley.
For the Lower Lakes, nearly statt"na
~ barometer, slightly Warmer caS' AMI
south Winds, increasing Clou,hnrsS and
l,Nal rams
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-10

SUNDAY NNpuyss lcsNy, Mbyyltng a. : 40 =, ~,
attt,tus 40 Mr,sbutg AZ D. 4. n. aud AZ Nlru
hguNtlly al t ~ 4 y tvuuvNtink \ Uh lN'lNN
ENprr>, tnJ all Nv>,vtu Ipiuts,
TratuS lgANtug Columbus al t.r and AZ
n VJu uttiN. ihuoukh thutgO tNprNss,
traNes Columbus daiN CNVVpt sunday, a. = az =,
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