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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-01
Coz, the Halter, guarantees to cit YOU

F. o. BAILEY & Co. sell this morning at 10
o'clock at Mart on Plum street a lot of horses,
new and second hand carriages, &C., also
fine lot lof new harnesses in nickel and gilt
trimmings
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DIR. G W. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
VIII cure any case. Price 30 cts. postage Free
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. aug2Seodtf
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Before Breakfast

always use SOZODONT and rub it in well. II
givessuch pleasant relief from parched tongue
resulting from sleep, promotes the healthful
secretions of the mouth. 1t will cost more for
meat and such things, but don't begrudge it.
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Lecture on Cookery.


Miss Dods lectures draw not only our leading
ladies' to Fraternity Hall, but many of the
city cooks. There is good deal more in these
cookery lessons than appears at first sight.
Miss Dods' method of teaching this important
subject has new claims upon those who would
like to see our kitchens redeemed from the
degradation into which they have too gener.
ally fallen, by being abandoned to ignorant,
narrow-minded and incompetent persons. sThe
ladies who have attended the course thus far
have been highly pleased with what they have
heard and seen, as Miss Dods is clear,
agreeable and ready speaker, and an easy and
skillful manipulation. She proceeds lesurely,
and by her admirable method she accom-
plishes great deal in an hour, and, what is
more, she does it we'll. This is an opportunity
that our housekeepers cannot afford to ne
glect.
Friday Miss Dods' bill of fare was fish cakes,
haricot of mutton, aspic jelly, welcome guest
pudding, jam sauce, and Scotch scenes.
Monday it will be chaud froid of chicken,
fish la russo, railway pudding, chicken
croquettes, stock for soup la Refine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-01
THE REAL ESTATE PLANS.
John T. Hull Awarded His Claim,

The report of the referee, Frederic Fox,
Esq, in the case of John T. Hull VS.. the city
of Portland, was opened and accepted in the
Superior Court yesterday. 1t was claim for
foreclosure for services from 1876 to 1878 in
in making descriptions OF real estate to accom-
pany the plans of the city engineer, under d.
rection of the committee on finance. The ac-
ton was commenced in October, 1873, and was
heard a few weeks since. The plaintiff claimed
that a large amount of taxable property was
added to the lists of the assessors by his orders,
and the claim was resisted upon the ground
that the whole work was to be done for $4,000,
which had already been paid.
The referee awarded the full amount of the
claim which, with interest, amounted to ST.
44703.
N. u H. &. Cleaves appeared for the plain
tiff and City Solicitor Hale for the city.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
FRIDAY.-Mary and John II. Fay Search and
seizure. John discharged and Mary fined 500 and
costs. Appealed.
Nathan Frlnk Search and seizure. Fined 500
and costs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were reported in
this county yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flint to John w Flint
100 acres of land.
Otisfeld-Charles C. Noble to John c.
Banks, 6 acres of land
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THOSE nobby hats have arrived. Coe.

Buy your Spring Hosiery, Gloves and I'm
derwear at Carlton Kimball's, 495 Congress
treet, and save money.
may1 do4
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A Boom in Gloves.

Owen, Moore & Co., are always on the look
out for good bargains, and when they find
them their customers get the benefit They
are now selling gentlemen's kid gloves for 80
cents pair-and they are excellent gloves too.
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Coz has some fine French Hats.

An elegant assortment of Laces, Ficbus,
Ties, &C., also Fringes, Gimps and Buttons at
tina lowest market prices at Carlton Kimball's.
495 Congress street. mav1d2t
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MEMS and Boys Straw Hats. Coe.

A LAUNDRIED SHIRT for 81 60 that is worth
buying and will give satisfaction after being
washed, can be found in all sizes at Owen.
Moore & Co.'S
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Serious Accident.

Yesterday afternoon as phaeton containing
three ladies was coming down Middle street,
the horse either got from under the control of
the driver or Shield and collided with heavy
team in front of the First National Bank. The
ladies' were thrown out, and apparently con-
sideraby injured. The phaeton was some
what broken The horse was caught imme-
diately after the accident
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Why suffer from that Cough when Adam-
sons Botanic Balsam will speedily and surely
cure you? Children like it. Sold by all Drug
gists and Dealers at 35 cts. Trial size, 10 cts.
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A Homely. OId -Fashioned perfunna

is Lavender, yet delightfully."- refreshing and
invigerating. 1t can be found in no purer
form than in j. & e. ATKINsoN's genuine
Mitcham Lavender. may1dS&W2t
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THE Toney Silk Hats for young men, entire
new stock $3.50, and some for older men,
Merry, the Halter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-05-01

KIDNEY Wort effectively acts at the same
time on Kidneys, Liver and Bowels.
apr2gThS &yTuaw1w
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NoBBIEsT style yet, for Silk Hats.

Rich in fat-producing material beyond all
other foods and medicines are Malt Bitters.
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Always Reddy.

GENTS Kid Gloves s1.oo to $3.50. Merrv's
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NoBBY Light Stiff Hats. Merry, Halter.
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THE Best Hat for $1.oo. Merry's.
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BOYS School Caps % cts. to $780, Merry.
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House Lot For Sale.

IN PEARL STREET, Woodfords Corner One
" of the pleasantest building lots on high ground
overlooking the city and harbor, with easy drain
age. Will be sold very low aud on easy terms
Apply to s. ii. COLESWORTHY Jr Bookstore
No. 100 Exchange Street. Portland.
myl dCTRyTb1r,
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House and Grocery For Sale.
TTNHE shop and tenement over the same, located
Il at the Southerly corner of Portland and Paris
Streets together with the two story house adjoining
The owner having removed from the city, will sell
Mt low price. Owner having removed from the
May 1st 1880. my1d3w*
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summer Boarders Wanted.

IN one of the most beautiful places in Maine;
L near the famous Mineral Springs of Poland;
scenery unsurpassed; many attractions. Terms
Spring House, Poland, Maine. my1deod5w
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LINCOLN COUNTY

The dwelling house of Edwin Keller, sit
uated three miles east of Waldoboro, was
burned with the contents Thursday afternoon.
Cause, defective chimney. Insured for $500
in the Monmouth Mutual. The family saved
scarcely any more than the clothes upon their
hacks.
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Wanted,

A TRAVELLING Salesman, for the New I'm
"A proved American Sewing Machine Also
ties. H. 3. CREIGHTON, Manager 537 Congress
Street, Portland, Me. my1d1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23
RELL.AIkE.

The net receipts Of Company DIS iesti'
val were about thirty-two dollars.
Limestone from the workhOuse Is being
scattered over Belmont street below the
Postofice.
The Bellaire and Southwestern is now
in such good order and 50 much extra care
Is taken 10 prevent accidents, that 1t is
probably the safest way to travel now.
Compsnp D thinksso, and intends TO have
picnic at Junior Grove on Saturday,
July 8. There Is no more pleasant place
TO spend the Fourth, and the view is
grand. An excursion will come in from
WoodsGeld, and the whole country gener'
ally turns out.
Miss Jennie Rowles, who has been visit.
ing at ST. Clairsville, Ia back home.
The Republicans will have something to
interest them Wednesday, more than the
Cincinnati Convention In the Congress
ional convention that will meet here TO
give Private DalEell his Iuietus Tor anoth'
ar two years.
Mondays Cincinnati Volksbldh says that
Wilbert Rltcher, Of Bellaire, twenty years
OF aye, has been arrested In that city for
stealing watch.
The bulletins Of the Cincinnati Conven-
tons proceedings are displayed IN the
window oil the Bellaire Tribune Office by
the telegraph company.
Col. Bowen, who once was here as
temperance lecturer, was in town again
Rev. Ilateer will preach in the Presby-
terrain Church, Sunday, July !, and Rev.
Edgar Robinson who Is here now on a
visit to his fathers, and who is now locat-
ed at Congruity, will preach next Sunday
in the same church. Rev. Matter, who
has been for sixteen years missionary to
China, will give an exhibition OF pictures
Illustrating that country and lie in 1t, on
Monday, July 5.
". II. Little will take Jack Kelly's
place as time.keeper Dt the b. 4 o. shops,
The frat OF next month. John Saltsgaver,
now with Mayer & Kl9tx, will have Mr..
Titles place, while Mr.. Kelly will go into
other business.
D. B. Crafty has moved into the house
OF G. G. Kelly on the bill.
The school board did not do anything
Monday night about the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the schools. An adjourned meeting
will DO held Thursday night.
Charles HAnke got the cane at the Tur.
ner Hall contest Monday night. A ring
was presented to the other contestant, I.
G. Hyatt.
ON. Allen, Of the Democrat, had his flag
out Tuesday In honor OF the convention at
Cincinnati.
The Regiasr Is disposed to talk Of the Re-
publican headquarters, near the B. 4 o
wooden bridge, Never mind. That Is on.
" sham, but next door 10 the bora fde
Democratic headquarters.
Mr. Stewart, a deaf mute and one Of the
Ohio Deaf and Dumb Institute, at Colum'
bus, was in town Tuesday.
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Gil and other city officers will take part in
the ceremonies, A special invitation y
extended 10 the widows and orphans Of
deceased Brother Master Masons 70 be
present to partAke OF the refreshments and
10 view the LAYING OF the cornerstone. IL
10 expected that large crowd will be pres
ent from the surrounding country. some
think there will be q greater number Of
people than was present at John Robin
sonis show, but we will not anticipate but
await events. viii the Wheeling brethren
bs kind enough to let Us know how and a
what time In the day they VIII come
Dinner will be served at u o'clock sharp.
The ceremonies will take place at 2 O'Clock.
The closing exercises oil our public
school are being held at present. The
Alumni performance takes place tonight,
and the commencement exercise Is to'mor.
row night. The Alumni Of the school
numbers "a, while tomorrow evenings
class will add 10 more 10 the number.
The Commercial has changed hands, OF
rather J. b. Crouch has purchased the en-.
tire interest OF W. W. Evans & Bro, aud
will hereafter be both editor aud publisher
Sergeant HAnen 10 on the street again
but is not vet entirely recovered from the
effects oil the brutal assault OF little ovei
week ago. His aSSailAnts, all, save one
arc under bonds.
Vegetation lie recovering somewhat from
the flood, aud, except In cases where II
was washed entirely away, looks better
than could have been expected. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23
TO CLEvELANn
oSh1SAGO,
Only II hours and e u,iDu,.,,

,-ssN " llllnuth3l
LRlVR. Anrn
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The Normal school - Commencement
Exercises.
wpsr IInRRrY. June 22d,

The Normal school Commencement
Exercises.
WEST Liberty, June ed.
spselnl rtspouIenee Of the IntslESneor.
Thinking the citizens Of the State would
be interested In the welfare Of their prop
erty, l thought to give them few items Of
general interest, in regard to the State
Normal School, Of this place. This school,
in connection with other Institutions Of
the same kind, suffered from the mistake
Of the last Legislature. However, the
school Is In llourishing condition under
the supervision Of Prof, MCPheeters. The
Professor came among US a stranger, and
has succeeded in gaining many influential
friends. He understands his business,
and gives Il bis undivided attention. The
closing exercises will take place next
week. On Monday evening, the oSlh
inst, the Alumni Association will be adj.
dressed by one OF your Wheeling laWyers
We understand he Is q great friend Of the
school and, Of course, the address will be
good. Tuesday, the Goth, is Commence.
ment Day, and as We have . very good
graduating class, the performance prom.
ises to be Interesting. On Tuesday even.
ing the Alumni will give an entertain
ment. Kramer will DO In attendance,
which will add 10 the enjoyment Of all
present. On the whole we anticipate a
grand time, and extend q cordial invita-.
ton to all who are interested In the cause
Of education. W.
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Tho New York sIRye-drIVrr's whip In the
- ChirREO Convention.

Tho New York sIRye-drIVrr's whip In the
- ChirREO Convention.
spdns GSli, Mas, Republican.
Tho weight Of personal independence
has seldom had more splendid illnstra'
ton than in the action OF the now famous
three West Virginia delegates at Chicago
Editor Campbell OF the Wheeling lSTRLLI.
GgNcER and his two iellow.delegAtes re.
ceive national recognition and gratitude
for opposing on the spot and at personal
risk tie action Of Senator Conkling In
binding the delegates TO accept In advance
the action Of that party convention. They,
too, stood out against the insult OF putting
Arthur IN the ticket. A local ovation
awaited the return OF these men 10 their
state, and congratulations have been
shoWered upon them by mail and tele.
graph Anna Dickinson wrote: "0t oil
gallant lighting that has been done 10
many ways through the last twenty years,
there has been nothing better In itReli,
nor more admirable As an example, re.
huke aud good" Says close student Of
that region; 1.-THE Independence Of these
men has put new lie Into the struggling
minority Of West Virginia politics which
has been training more OF the same sort oil
sturdy downrightneSs in Its unnoticed cor
Well, where was Massachusetts, when
these men dared7 Ex.Speaker Sanford,
author Oi our State Convention Resolu'
ton thst "the duty Of all republicans 10y
ally 10 support the candidates oil the par
" and The duty OF nominating conyen'
tons ID present candidates who are &C.
reptable TO all republicans are reciprocal
duties Of equal force and obligation" was
at Chicago, He rendered 81 votes to Boss
ConklinS with Col. Goldman absent, Sena'
tor Holr In the chair aud delegate Whit
ney protesting against the resolution to
the extent Of declining TO vote. The score
was tlGsn hastily BY Secretary Lodge,
and the count proceeded 90 rapidly that
protest and correction were deemed i'm
possible Mr. Sanford has not altered his
mind about the reciprocal duties OF con.
ventiOns and voters, but he did seize the
occasion 10 make o national utterance
on this admirable and vital doctrine.
Memben OF our delegation saw their op.
portuni,y as 1t had slipped from their
grasp, and mouTnGd It ~ sincerely then
~ now in the illumination Of the stand
taken BY the West Virginia men and the
honor paid to those who proved the In
telligent courage Of their convictions;
Good a was the work Of our delegates At
Chicago on the whole, 1t will always be
blOtted by the mistaken submission TO the
New YOTk slave.driver's whip. Il was
not deemed expedient, In view Of the can
didaCy Of MIR. Edmunds, to provoke
quarrel With Conklingi but compromise Of
principle proved the poor policy II always
is. With Col. Goldman in the convention
perhaps The Bay State Republicans would
have found q voice TO yindicGte her his
toric leadership. There 10 some comfort
IN thsPOsIbIlity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

A wAsur oToN correspondent has the
rather improbable story that when Giant
tlrst returned from Asia the President and
Secretary Evarts thought Of making him
ambassador to China and allowing him
$4,000 to settle our troubles with the Ce'
lestlals. The prospect that Grant would be
a candidate at the Chicago Convention Is
said to have put. an end to the project.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

The grand jury Of Charleston county, ;
O. have "done themselves proud" by re-
IusIng to grant bar.roOm licenses and rec
amending that the next session oil The
legislature enact stringent law against
carving concealed weapons. They be
lieve III At whisky drinking and the pisto
in the BOOB furnish most Of the crimlnS
cages thew have TO deal with.
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DIED.

rARNEY-On Monday afternoon, june u. 1880, .!
5O'clOck ard twenty minutes, JOuS HkAAf, sol y
james and CAthArinu Carney, aged threo yohs AUG
two months,
Tho funeral will take place from his parents real
dsase, No 2IlI Wood street, this afternoon at two
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
lntofmSut at Nj Calvary csmstery"
ARBENz-On Monday morning, June 2ih, 1850
FERDINAND Sn Of John and Catherine ATbtnI' 10
tho 18th year Of bis age.
Funeral services will take place at the residence Of
hi, parents al Pleasant Valley, on wednesday morn
log at 10 O'Clock. IHteTmsnt at Greenwood. FTissdl
Of tho family are invited TO attend. Hacks VII
leave ArbsnE a Co.'S store, liO9 Main street, at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

The Republican Congressional Convention Of th'
Flint pl,,rie, Of West Virginia will be he'd In lb'
civ Of trpirou, on The Oah day Ct June next I'm
prilatcly after tho adjournment Of the State Con-
", tlon, IOr the pur Osc Of nOmIna'nE q candidate
,,r CopEre., ard for attending TO such other bu'i'
p.,, a. may come before the Convention
The Republicans Of the Couhii'' comprising ID.
pt.triet urs requested to HIJtint d''Sh''' to s'd
Con,,p,Iou Il such time aud place ~ 10 them ihAl
~ o,iSr Of Ibe congressional Executive ConHltios
"I"'N'' " WI, v. CORDES, Chairman.
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From Ga u i'ost1lns OtheA Report
All my stat merited my warm approba'
ton for Abil.'ty, zeal and devotion to duty
but am sure they will not consider Il
invidious II especially mention Brig.
Gen. Garfield, ever active, prudent Auc
sagacious. l feel much indebted 10 him
for both counsel and assistance In the adj
minisIrAtion Of this army. lie possesses
the energy aud the instincts Of a grea
commander,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

TlIE Colored Republican State Commit
tee Of New Jersey think that their bre'h'
rem at the South have not been well used
nv the administration, and that the com
ipc campaign is to affect their Interest,"
greatly, and have called a convention &c
meet at Trenton, July 10, to consider how
they can help their race. &.
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A SorEp divine says: ~ have been us.
ing DR.. TUFTS Pills, the past three months,
for dyspepsia, weak stomach and nerv'
business. ! never had anything "a
do me so much good in the way
OF medicine. They are as good ri
you represent them. | recommend then
~ the best pill In existence, and do all
can to Gcquaiut others with their grea
merits. They are special blessing"
REY. F. Il. 0sdooD, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

Liver is mole frequently the seat oil
disease than is generally supposed, for
upon Ia regular action depends, IN great
measure, the powers Of the stomach,
bowels, brain, and the whole nervous sys'
TEN. Regulate that important organ by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, aud you
prevent most Of The diseases that flesh u
helT 70. NWEAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

ArrauEementS for the DedicR tIon OF the
New Masonic Tempie-Closing OF the
PnblIe Schools, de.

MoUxDSvlLLE, June %.
Special Correspondence Of the IntslllgsucsE.
Preparations are now completed for the
laying OF the cornerstone Of the new Ma.
sonic Temple on Tuesday, 94th inst
Grand Master J. W. Arbuekle, Of Lewis
burg, not being able to be present, Past
Grand Master Geo. A. Baird, Of Wheeling
will oticiate. The viSitiug brethren will
DO met at the trains and boats and os
cOrted to the place Of entertainment.
A dinner will be prepared for all Wis
itors at the residence Of Brother W. w
EchollS, opposite the pos.ofiiee. The
table will be spread In the leaiy grove Ia
the rear Of the house. The Mayor, Coun'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

The Republicans Of Wet VifEnI,, nnd all other,
Who expect to eO-oPTliS with Ihtm ni The state and
National elections this coming fall, As hereby ln'l'
Ted 10 meet al their su'Isuhry Plae'd rtn'ebihEin
the various counties Of the State, and Choo'o dele
gates 10 COnUnIIOn to 10 held In The Guy Of uai'
too on the sob day Of June next, at iOAN.
The Convention Is called to select candidates lot
the following pOEltOus-VlIi GO'srboE Auditor
Treasurer, supsriBtsndtutOi Free Schools Attorney
GsuofAl, and one member Of the Supreme Court oil
Appsals Also to choose bVS Presidential electors un'
tsr each Congressional District and Two for the stAs'
II Large
BY order q the State Csntnl Committee.
A. W. CAMPBELL
Chairman
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SuNDAT HIPEuS lev WhssllaI VI !. :.
arriving a. WtliburG E7iA \, and Al St4btshh
Of 9:b6 a. ~, tOuhetIaG sIIh i1rise LIFvs iah
westsIn points ......-,,,..
run daily. Through ChitAGO IPETAs laaTn tolE1oI
daily, except Sunday, At $40 ?. n, Sith L''ilA ~
attached, arriving Ia Chicago al IN s.Il nTsisl.
BarthL can b. IsCurtd In ATAhte n UAan pFfA
Ticket 0tioe, COl1mbui.
Pullmln's Palace DnUing ROoa slerttt On
through without change tNn slFsshTls ~
Philadelphia and SeE Ydk, Wet u (9lalbsh
CinoinnGu. Louisville, lbdIihIFOt' 'Dd LesA
For through hrEEIA, BG1lSs Ch'tGh esSlllt "
accommodations, and LhJ further lhloiHluohi Wy
10 JOS. N. BELLEYILlR ntE'i Atsa' ~
Handle Depot, loot d EsIsnlh ItnSt, q u Wv
Coket Ofirs, under NelAr IlolhA, WAsHht
D. ". CALDWELL 49,.
". l. ORRIEN, ,
GsnI PEs. asd TktH Agent ColunDsi u
noiO
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DxPAEruHE oy rRAlHs-wnEEtlss mn.

sTTiLiglpaIs ArT9fsWliAt!On,-Thl, train only runs
bstEeen Wheeling and TItAdolphiA.
fDallY eXeopt SuudAy-SOElfk Accommodated.
t9iSubanyllls AccommodatIon.-Thll train during
the daT passes backward and forward between Mar
Tins Furry and B0llalre stopping When required al
sherman HOuSO, RtnATille, West Wheeling and
HraInl Hin.