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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks last evening indicated u feet
Il inches.
The Diurnal will be the rarkersburg
packet this morning.
The G.. W. Bachelor leaves for Pitts
burgh this morning.
The Andes arrived at noon, ycstcr.
day, with lair trip, and will leave on
time, to-day.
Gay's Iron Line will commence load
OF st. Louis to-day.
The Katie Stockdalc passed down
early this morning.
The Emma Graham is expected up
to-day.
The regular npighborhood packets are
running on regular time.
The new Bcllairc boat, Pres Ellison
IL becoming quite iavoritc in the
trade.
The last heard from the steamer
Alice, she Was hard aground at Captina,
aud 1t is thought she will have TO
tighten before she can toe got of,
PlrlsuuRGu, February 9-Rivcr3 feet
10 inches aud falling. Weather clear
aud cold.
CiSuNNAr, February 0.-Riycr IL
feet inches and falling Weather
clear and cold. Arrived Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; 1t. Lawrence, Wheeling,
Andy Baum, Memphis. Departed
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, February 9-Weaiher
clear aud milder; mercury to 10. River
l3l feet aud falling. Dowu-Gulden
Crown, ldlewild, Cons. Millar. Up
Parker. Business good.
ST. Lotus, February 9.-Arrived-
Bigley, Cairo; Nicksburg. Nicksburg.
Deparied-My Choice aud hagcs. New
Orleans, Co oulo, Memphis; Fearless
and bargcs, Pittsburgh. John Means,
New Orleans River fallen I inches.
with 5 feet inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NKw ORLEANS. February ARRIVED
-Scudder and Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
Weather cloudy aud threatening rain.
CAiRo, February a.-Arriyed-Rhea.
Nashville; Mary Houston, New Orleans
Champion, Paducah; Brown. Cincin.
natl: Belle Memphis; Mollie Moore,
New Orleans, Departed John Dip
pold and laeger, New Orleans: Mary
Houston. Cincinnati: Rhea, Nashville:
Champion, Mollic Moore aud Belle
Memphis, 1t. Louis River 20 feet |
inch aud falling. Weather clear; Their
mometcr Is.
LOUISVILLE, February River falling,
With : icet 10 inches In the canal, 8 feet
10 inches in the chute on the falls.
Business good. Weather cool. Arrivals
and departures-Cliiton, Huntington TO
81 LOUIS; Montana, 81 Louis 30 Pitts
buueh; Pittsburgh, st. Louis 10 Hnnt-
ington; Resoluie, for Wabash Island.
NAsaymlE, February p.--Rivef I'll.
ing with let on The shosiu. Dsnnrf-
ed-- Andersen, OaIro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10
NElGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
DELLAIRE.
Railroad VS.. Rivor Freight Personal aud
Business Matters.

Railroad VS.. River Freight Personal aud
Business Matters
Mrs. ;. 7. Basnctt. arrived home yes
tcrday from four week visit 10 friends
and relations in Morgantown, West
Virginia
Miss Mary l.abcy and Mr.. Ernest ia.
brcy, nl our city, were married in the
Catholic Church, this morning, by Fla.
lhcr Gull.
Our market Of staple products is not
booming with produce. Butter In
scarce at 30 cents; so also are apples at
10 cents per peck. Eggs are fairly plen-
tliul nj - cents.
Dave Rice and Charles l.andkrohn
have the contract for building the new
brick residence Of Fred. Eberle, on Be-
mont street. The building will be two
stories and cost about 81, 900.
The man McCaiirey, who had his feet
so badly frozen, will probably he taken
10 the lniirmary to-day.
The new narrow gauge engine made
successful trial trip Ia Jacubsburg last
night. The new iron horse is Il model.
Mr.. Rumbach, Of the Globe saloon, in
attracting the lovers Of good beer by his
tinc milwaukee, brands
There las been so much said about
the cxtOrtionate rates of railroads that
We had learned to look upon them ns
the only public conveyanccs which were
open to censnrc, but yesterday, when
q pound and half package which We
found on the whariboat Was labeled
charges, 30 cents" We had our
eyes opened, aud voted river nav
ISatlon, as far as local fregh,age il con-
Cerned, greater tax than the railroads.
We should be glad TO have statements
IRON those who patroniLc the local
steamboat trade us TO the charges made
10y them. Such tariff IA that on the
package delivered 30 US Yesterday.
should, aud will kill the trade of the
nVer, FOR instance, II would save five
cents to man who had made q small
purchase in Wheeling 10 10 up there
over the street car line and bring il
down himself, as the fare 10 Wheeling
Is only 10 cents; or, il he wanted de.
livery OF a package, ten cents would In
sure Its delivery over the street car line
10 his door on any street on which the
street ears run There il a call Tor 10.
form IA this particular. and We shall be
glad TO make any complaints known
which an outraged public may make
known.
Mrs Chris Bippus is having his resi-
dence on Jefferson street, in the Fourth
ward, beautliied by the addition OF some
very line painting on the interior. The
painting Is being done by Mr.. Bear Of
Marietta.
Our friend, Mr. I'd. Strahl, former
typo in the Indspcsic,i, but now q sales
man IN music store at Martins Ferry,
Was down to see the boys yesterday.
William Stewart, son Of Mr.. w. G.
Stewart, a mailer nj the mill, returned
rom Pittsburgh, where he had been a.
tending college.
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Mardt Gras

To-day Is Mardi trIs, or lat Tues
day," known also "a Shruyc Tuesday
aud Pancake Tuesday. The festival al
Mardi t,ras Is u prrpctua,iuu ol the Flu
rupcan carnival, celebrated with great
poup and pageant IN Italy. To-day is
the last opportunity ior myrty before
the splrmnitlcSol Lent aud the OCCASION
il made the most ol iraStiug, dancing
aud mrTrimrnt being the order Of the
day. In the more Southern cities ul the
United States the custom Is still M
NnpnN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10
MARTINS FERRY.
Brass Band Festival-Resding Club An.
piversary-Irish Relief Meeting.


uivsrsary-I Relief Meeting.
Miss Ellen Grey, OF Fourth street, ID
visiting friends in New Concord, Ohio.
The new brass band expect to hold
a festival in Commercial Hall, next Fri
day and Saturday nights, for their bene.
fit. JEFF. Bowers and George Webber,
representatives OF our two livery stables
and S. Cochran's express, are contest.
ants for robe, and Misses Elliot and
Myers for wreath.
The Martins Ferry Reading Club will
celebrate their first anniversary by a
supper, at the Allison House, next Fri.
day evening.
Alta meeting in Medill's Hall last
week, for the purpose OF raising funds
for the relief Of sufferers in Ireland, X.
+. Sweeney was chosen chairman and
Thomas Dehey secretary. The following
were appointed rs committees: David
Parks, ST., Thomas Mears and &. Long
First district; Henry Flats, Robert
Downey, John Mack, Henry Helbing,
7. McDonough, Isaac Cots, Vim. Lacy,
Robert Gilbraith and =. 4. Dean, Sec
ond; l.. Spence, Joseph Medill, Benja-
min Exlcy, Sr.. NJ. Padden, Il. T..
Sweeney aud J. NJ. blackboard, Third.
The committees will meet tonight In
Mcdill's Hall.
The sQueeEcrs ut the l.aughlin mill
were, unfortunately, broken Saturday
morning just after the mill had started.
The break may cause the mill to bc idle
to-day.
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rAUNEIIS rLAN.

Governor Mathews has written To u
Richmond gentleman To- learn the par
ticulars OF the meeting in that city, what
was charged ior admission, What Par
nell receives. AMI anything else Of inter
est. No reply has rs yet been received.
When the Reception Committee met,
the question OF admission was discussed,
and was lett open Evidently, the ENccu-
tive Committee regarded the admission
fee us the donation To Ireland, aud fixed
the price accordingly, But the Rcccp-
ton Committee understood that II was
customary to give Paruell the receipts
Of the house, which put different as
pcct on the matter. Perhaps it would
have been better 10 have asc,rlaincd all
these particulars before fixing the price.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings aud Doings.

Joseph NJ. c. Devinc, one Of our
prominent young men, who Is attending
school ut Morgantown, is home on Il
visit.
T. J. lIcarn, Esq, left on u flying
business trip tn Pittsburgh on the T., G,
4 st l. last evening.
James Atwell, hOSller ut the Eighth
ward hose house, was yesterday pro
scented with u tine tmekoeper as birth
day present.
Henry Il. Miller, ESD, was reported
improving last night.
Phil Duffy has resigned his position
1T the Mcclure House bar, and hls many
friends g'catly regret 1t.
Among the latest arrivals ut the Me
Lure are the following:
The Misses Speidcl, Of WollSburgh,
who have been visiting the family Of j.
q. Hoffman, ESD. Of this city, the past
few weeks, leave for home this evening
T. /. Clator, u. NJ. Whittock, New
York, Albert Jack, II, Greer, Chicago;
]. +. Kenny, Boston; NJ. Salinger and
vile, Phil Arnold, Philadelphia; H..
Lee Ncbiugrr. Cincinnati, Ira l.. Brown,
Utica, y. Y, j. Maltby, New York; j..
Rcinhcimcr. Cameron; J. Fink, Wash
iugton, u. c.; Il. J. Smith, New Cum
bcrland, W. A. Thompson, Syracuse,
j. +. Peters, Pittsburgh; II, III. Kohl
saal, q. May, Chicago; NJ. Starr, Phila-
delphis,
Among yesterdays prominent arrivals
at the Stamm House were; DIR, j. l..
Fullerton, u. h, jenkins, J. T.. Umstot,
Volcano; Grafton Chapman, Claysyillc;
Il. II. Chapman, L. A. Chapman, Pres
colt, Iowa: G.. II. Caldwell, I. j. Ben
nett, Baltimore: |. Falkman, Charles
Armshcimsr. New York, j. &. kortz,
Cleveland; /. Ii. Zimmerman. Boston,
Mass. Thomas Finn and wife, j. w.
Clouston, Moundsville James 4. Pat
tcrson, Hunter, Ohio; X. Carobbi, Phil
adclphia; Joe I. Gallagher, Petersburg;
Il. W. CLANCY, Coon Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

Trains leaving Columbus az &. ,lr aud q .N
AZ. run daily. Through thi'ngo ENprv,S.
l,av.S Columbus daily except sunday. ~ =. lo z.
a with slecping car aHttaghcd arriving in 'hi'a
gsat 10 next morning. births can be Srtultd
H. sivanre at Union Depot ticket ullirc. Gulum.
luS
Pullman draw ms unuu ylCCplug car through
without vhangr ir,m StruhguNtilC last o. thlh
tcIphia ard New York, nui West Ia Columbus,
Cincinnati. Louisville. indianapolis ana 81
Louis t
For through tickets. baggage vhyykS sleeping
err accommodations. Uui any further tulurma-
lion apply D. Joseph Sc RrilcNil,r. Ticket Agcul
al Pan-IIaudlc Depot, boot of Eleventh street, OF
Wheeling
II. ". Caldwell. Gcuyul Manager Cotumbus
O:w. l. O'Bricu. GCuyal Passenger and Ticket
Agent Columbus. O. h""
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THE LIBRARY.
4 Plan from the odd Fellows
Association.

An informal proposition from some
oi the Odd Fellows was made Yesterday
10 members Of the Board Of Managers
ui the Wheeling Library Association To
purchase the library, with the intention,
ii it can bc effected, TO remove II to
the room formerly occupied by it, We
understand that 1t is proposed, in case
they purchase it, 10 make il public
library rs now, but under the auspices
oi the craft, charging each member n
small sum in addition to their present
dues. aud putting the yearly tax to
outsiders at a sum within reach OF all, in
fact to make OF 1t library "oi the
people and for the people There are
about 1000 members OF the various
lodges in this city, and II they can OBJ
tain the library on fair terms, they will
make Il success.
II is pretty we'll understood that
NJ the present time, the library
is In very poor condition.
Not SO much because its managers have
not heretofore done their duty, but ON
account uf the plan on which IL dis
poses II It's stock. and the present
directors DO not meet with the success
in resuscitating it which they anticipat-
ca. and are disposed to iavorably con-
slider the project Of sale, provided salts.
factory arrangements can be made with
existing stockholders.
Several projects have been proposed
by the present managers, but are likely
to tail, and il is more than probable il
they are successful in the plans they
have on hand at present, the library viii
he oiered for sale before July. II re-
mains with the stockholders 20 deter
mine what shall be its fate.
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exhauste,l or would BE- after the next
mccling Of Council, and there were the
EXPENSES Of three months yet 70 be met.
Mr. Wolyington thought Ni6 was
very small, but did not see how the city
could very well increase that sun.
Nobody said anything about the as
sistant marshals, yet they receive only
the pay OF extramen.. c.u
Finally It was decided to ask Council
10 so amend the ordinance forming tue
Fire Department rs to pay the ex'rameh
Sl2 per month.
Committee on Accounts
made another unsuccessful attempt TO
meet last night, only Messrs. Arkle and
Jefferson appearing. Several persons
who would like to have their accounts
audited will not be overpleased ut this
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Avn roR IRELANp.
Tho Executive aud Reception
Committees Various Contri-
butions.


Tho Executive and Reception
Committees Various Contri-
buttons.
The Parnell Executive Committee
met, last night, at the chamber OF the
First Branch Of Council, Chairman
Kelley welding the gayel and some
twelve members present, The meeting
was called for the purpose oil preparing
for the Parnell meeting on Monday
next, Mr.. Reilly having teiegraphed
DR. Carroll that that day would be sat
isiactory.
Messrs. John Deakin, John Healey,
Jr., aud Jacob Altmeyer, were added 10
the Executive Committee, to represent
Benwood in the relief movement,
On motion of Mr.. O'Keetle, the secre-
tary was instructed TO notify each mem
her of the Reception Committee OF hls
appointment and request him to signify,
nv letter. TO Governor Mathews, his nc
ceptance or rejection.
Chairman Reilly was empowered to
select two ticket sellers and three ticket
takers to serve at Washington Hall on
Monday night.
Mr.. Pat. Kennedy moved to fix the
price Of admission ut 80 cents, which
motion was amended by Mr.. Grogan,
by making it Sl.00 Aitera lengthy and
wordy discussion, compromise was
effected by making the admission Sl.OO
for the lower floor and 90 cents Tor the
gallery.
Then came the question OF reserved
seats. Some wanted them 10 cents,
some Sl.00 and some Sl.50, Ii was
| finally decided to reserve seats ut VI
cents additional,
A committee of three, consisting OF
MessrS. NJ. Reilly, +. Larkin and Denis
O'keefe, was appointed to attend to the
printing OF tickets, dodgers, &c.
Mcssrs. Kennedy, Mylcs and Owens
were appointed to secure music Tor the
occasion, the presumption being that
some baud could be found with sulli-
cicnt generosity to donate It's services,
Col. Thomas O'Bricn aud MIR. larkln
were appointed trcasurcrs. Their duty
will be to take charge of the tickets, the
running OF them, giving them out to be
sold, &c.
| he tOnlIlllltt llltH W.
meet on Thursday evening.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Collections were taken up in all the
churches Of the city on SUNDAY last Tor
the rrlict Of tho distressed districts OF
Ireland. and quite u handsome sum was
| realized. The following are the official
figures, viz:
| 81 AlphnuSuS German Church ............., - ~
| 81. Mays, Eighth ward, .,..,,,....,,.,.,ov z" =
Total " NV -
Tue above does not include 500 con
trihutcd 10y the 81. Patrick : Society, or
"A large sum resulting from private dona-
tons Several county parishes IN the
diocese will probably he heard from IN u
| day or two, when the whole amount
will hc cablcd to ireland.
ruE "uERAIp' rCNp.
The Bank OF the Ohio Valley falls into
the line OF volunteers, and sends IN the
following:
"Any contributions made To the Her
aid Irish Relief Fund, that appeals 50
strongly to the sympathlrS Tor immc-
iiatc help, will be- transmitted 10 the
Herald free OF expense 10y the Bank ot
the Ohio Valley.
F.P. JErSoN,
CdI,tr.'
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Law and Order.

Another month must now pass before
Council will be called upon to vote Tor
an ordinance IN relation 10 Sabbath
sauctity. The Law aud Order commit
tee met, last night, but did nothing
There was "A formidable array OF petit
tiuns aud papers before those who met,
but still nothing MAS done. The cum-
guitlcc appointed to draw mp the orii-
nance did not appear aud no ordinance
was reported. Without more ado the
committee Was instructed 10 proceed
with the ordinance and when 1t is COM
plrtcd, the committee viii meet AGAIN.
So at lc1st month must CllpSc before
amy thing will bc brought before Council
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Tho LiudsIoy "PlnaIoros. +"

The EEUsrEE published exclusive
IL, IA day or two since, that the younger
students at the lludSlry Institute were
preparing to give juvenile "PlnaInrc
performance. This VAS TACT and since
then the project has taken u more drG-
mite shape Mr.. G. Y, Lucas has been
given in charge ol it, and Washington
Hall will hc the scene at the q, bet at our
youthful singers. The east has not, or
VII not hr made until thc capahlllty OF
each is determined \ rehearsal will bc
held on Friday CT saturday evening,
aud Mr.. Lucas will bc able to get au IN
sight ol the vocal aud dramatic powers
ui the little liudslcys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

WASuINGruN, February Ia, An
For the Lower Lakes, RISING tcmpcra-
turr, falling barometer, with south To
west winds aud clear or fair weather
during the day.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer and clear or FAIR wealth
CT, south to west winds and falling ba-
TumctvT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

No. 10. on saturday night has no eonneSH"n
tcf Chicago or Sandusky. o.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room anu S'cVP'"s
Canon all nlght trains ., -.
VlosC connections are made TOT all points
S.,ath and Southwest. North and NOrlhWess
making this desirable rOute Tor coiohlssS slu
,-.,~ons noying tO the great West and 10 whom
paticulAr attention Is given. n,
so 4; siopS AT an stations between wheeling
ana GnftOn.
WHEELING, PITTSBU RICH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
lnaVp W hfCiifl A. A's'
Triadclphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling .....--........s. ~ A. n; -.
srictets 10 an principal points ON sale al depot
once Open at an hours during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public eheeLlaIy
vtv.,n ". M. CLEMENTS, 50. ell
*. 4. DEVERlkS. General Agent, Wheeling
uoytN
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. r
Condensed Time Card.
GOINN EAsT ANn WI.

ON aud after Nov. .. lS39 all trains VIII run
daily (excpt sunday, as followS-
Through tralus O. fittShuGh
although Trains tO Cleveland.
? through trains % Chicago.
Pullman'S rarlOr Cam between Nelisyille ana
Hotel and sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.
MUNICIPAL CouRT-JupGg CRANMER.

MUNICIPAL CouRr-JupGI CRANMER.
Court met at I'D An
VIM Erskinc vs.. Geo. NJ. Chapman,
in assumpsit. Judgment VAS entered
for plaintiff for 5000.
The City Of Wheeling vs.. Geo. q.
Black and others. In ease.
An order was entered in. case No. |
and No. ,, showing the filing OF
aililayits for the removal OF the cases
to the Circuit Court OF kanawha county
and motion docketed for hearing Feb
ruary 18th next.
Court adjourned until to-day at 10
A. ".
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~ CLEVELAND
~ CHICAGO OuIy N H0url

Stcubenville accommodation leaves bcllairc al
a.gFM., bridgeport AZ 500. and arrives al Steu'
bcnville AZ 6.ihrN ".
A Isl A. n: arrive az nellSlrc az 80 An.
rhe slcubcnvtllc Accommodation. IN addltioh
IA their regular trip % AMI irOn Stcubenvlue
will make the following trips between bciiaire
49, NJ, 49,, =, Martin, Ferry - iO.SS A. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

Ma. SALISaER will have one Of the
largest and finest stocks Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods ever brought
to the city on exhibition At the opening
Of his store 81 No. 1880 Market street. on
March I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

Mr.. JouS Is. HYLASp, OF Troy, n. Y,
suffered with rheumatism for zen
months so badly that he could hardly
raise his arms or legs Tried a bottle OF
81, Jacobs Oil, and the relief was imme-
linic
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DMnrwx3VERV

rI,o fIIosE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
il natural teeth We would say thai Ne are now
better prerarod than ever belprs 70 enable thsnl
PtrGaeR We eau and are making better and
handsomer Gold Filings. with morn ease 70 our
patients, than have heretofore been made N this
city OF elsewhere. without the aid OF the klectris
PluA sCr. What we say we can prove oy actuai
dcfnonStr, tom. Call and see for yourselves,
JAMES ~. SURGtSoN & SON
y2ivb No. lilS Market ST.. Wheeling. W. va.
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lpbeslin9 8r9later;
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inae. to New Aavsrnsemeuts.

For Rent Store Room IN st. Glars
willie.
Nuticc-Nail City Lantern Company.
Proposals ior Coal
For Rent Furnished Room.
Opera House Barlow's MinslrelS.
Proposals for Coal.
Wanted Apprentice.
Lost Gold Finger Ring.
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Persons with stated incomes, can pur.
chase Mason Il llamlin Cabinet Organ
at Shells Music Store, on easy pay
ments Of - or more monthly, and thus
secure the best organ made Tor very
small sum. Call under Washington
Hall and see them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10

stopplng when rcQuircd az sherman House,
Etnsvile. West Wheeling aud 6ravcl h,u
T1ckca and baggage checks 10 al principal
o,lnts In The East and West can be procured az
me ticket oflce In bridgeport y. Y. M stS
NDvS General Passenger a Ticket Agent
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Ladies' and Gcniicniens Gold
silver and Ccliuloid American
Watches Just received. JACOB
". lsRllSB. the Jewclcr.
thermometer Record

As taken at Scnnep's Opera House
drug Stuir;
NuNgAN.
ISsq lisa
I1NGrN An. I'm. SIN. TIN.
- 80 % - 20 3 20 -
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis
RAnwAY-rAN.HANrLE ROUTE

Time table Cor Etsi sgt west Nov, 10, 1872,
RAINS leave Ian.Handic Depot foot Of Eleventh
street near public landing, daily, except sun
day. a. follows.
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Advertising Medium
NEWS AND COMMERCIAL PAPER

II receives regularly the TtiesnphIc d.
patches OF the Western Press Association aud
frequently Special Dispaiches about mallsn o.
unusual interest In the gathering Of the ne.'
OF Local events IT, reporters are yisilGni aud con.
scieniious. EdItorialiy Il scci. to discuss viii
Intelligence and oandor all public guoslionfspi
especially such as vitality aacc, the ln,rrrsls q
he people oi West Virginia
Politically, the Rroi.rrk has.bcen rom .
foundation, sixteen ycsn ago. sincerely sllAehi
70 the principle. Of the Democratic party. end
II has at no time Jailed to faithfully uphold
those principles and the party Organization
which supports them. Hut Il !. solely on IL
merits asa public Journal that II sell, suppOh
and upon these merits II does sst Tie I4uO,st'
ofthe Intelligent aud liberal. minded.
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ooiSa EAsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

.:sssS '5Pa & shs 'ss country. "a \! si..:s:of
the peopla, ffom the MINER, OF the
NECaANlC, 70 the AER.'
CHANT or the BANKER.
Il gives the LATEST
NEWS, teiegraphfc
and Otherwise
from sllprts
y $s!ss' Fl i: