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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
IRISH RELIEF. MATTERS.
Parnen Reception Visiting the
City-Gcncral Matters.

As we announced, Yesterday morning
reception was rendered Messrs. Par
nell aud Murdoch, ut the Governor 4
office, from eleven until twelve ycstcr-
day. Large numbers of our citizens
were presented 10 the great agitatOr
who received them all with great cor
diality. His pleasant worls and man
ner, aud the quaint sayings OF his High
lander friend Invested the reception of
any stiff iormalitics il might otherwise
have had, and made the ceremony a
very pleasant one. Gov. Mathews, for
the most part, presented the callers and
was assisted, at times, by several mem
beers OF the committee.
After dinner, Messrs. W. G.. llandlan
aud Ed. Larkiu called for the guests ut
the Mcclure House. and in a carriage
escorted them tn the Belmont blast fur
mace, Top Mil and other factories.
Both Of tine gentlemen expressed then
selves a. pleased with the industries Of
Wheeling, aud Mr.. Parnell promised
himself the pleasure OF another visit
when his time would be more at his
own disposal.
Mr.. Parnell left on the Pan Handle
train at i:j7 Mr. Larkin accompanied
him To the depot, where number Of
persons had assembled 10 bid him fare.
we'll. Mr.. J. NJ. Bclleville had kindly
arranged everything Necessary for his
comfort, and had procured him a com.
plimentary pass 10 Cincinnati. Mr..
farnell will reach that place at $50 this
morning, aud will proceed at once 10
Lexington, KY, where he delivers an
address this evening.
Mr.. Murdoch left on the six o'clock
train. last evening, over the u. & o. K.
K. for Wilmington, Del, where he will
speak tomorrow evening. He was &C.
companied to the tain by a REG IsrER
reporter, To whom he impaired the in.
formation that "Mr. Pairnell was a
wholesouled, generous mon, who wal
rise 10 wealth and disteenCtion."
Yesterday morning Mr.. PHrnell had an
interview with Miss Elsa Won Blumen
in relation 10 her walk on Friday next,
and in the course OF the conversation
said that he was something Of a walker
and had often coyeresi his five and half
miles an hunr in the mountainous coun.
try In county Wicklow. lie thought
her walk was u brilliant idea and spoke
very encouragingly OF it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
The Jubilee Concert

The Jubilee Singers had another full
house at Washington Hall at their ninth
concert in our city, last night. seldom
has concert company so maintained
an interest or sustained themselves Us
have these colorrd songstcrs, The pro
gramme MAS new, and had many ele-
mcnts ui the oil plantation days. As
usual. the audience was delighted, and
encore after encore was elected. The
troupe goes 10 Wcllsburg today and
Steubenyillc ON Friday, returning Tor a
grand farewell concert nj the Opera
House on the 10Th. Director Thomas
and Manager GatcYoOd expressed the
gratitude Of the company Tor the kind
nesscs shown them in Wheeling They
have lett good record here.
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Again the hug

On Monday evening the servant girls
employed ut the residence OF Auditor
Miller. No. 81, Fifteenth street, having
finished their work, lett the house 20
call on some friends, locking the kitchen
door as they went out Air, Miller mad
retired at about 10 O'Clock. but was
awakened short time after by his
wife, who stated that she smelt smoke.
Mr.. Miller aruse and going down stairs
found the place fillcl With smoke, and,
ON opening the door leading to the
Kitchen, basket Of clothes, that had
bccn driving all day, Was seen on the
table, blazing iuriously. They had been
saturated with coal oil, aud the door
leading from the kitchen 10 the yard had
been broken open. Ii was undoubtedly
an attempt to tire the house and it was
lucky that it was discovered when it
Was. Mr. Miller exunguished the
flames with the aid ot some blankets
and few buckets OF water.
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Transfers

The following cOnVcyanCcso at property
were admitted to record yesterday ia the
County Clerks office.
heed made February 10 1850, be-
tween John e.. Drakeley and Charles
Drakelcy, Oi Baltimore, and John q.
Dcvine. IL this city, for lots 10 and II
in square Is, in the Eighthlward Con
sideration 800.
Deed made February 10, 1850, be-
tween John G.. and Charles Drakcley
and Alexander Rodgers Tor lots II, -
and -. in Square Is, in the Eighth
ward Consideration 81 900
Deed made February :. 1850, between
/. IImsau food. trustee, and Hannah
u MrKeen for part al lot lis, situate on
the west side OF Market street ia the
Second ward. Consideration $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
BEN WOOD.
Accidents and Incidents ct Our Next
Door EeiShbor.

Edward Dewyer. Il boiler in the mill,
lett for ST. Louis, yesterday. IL he finds
u job in that city he will not return.
Mr.. John Lutz, the man who WAS in
jured by the explosion Of q boiler tap
some weeks since. is slowly recovering.
The children Of David lippergall arr
down with typhoid fever, aud there Is
but little hope for the recovery OF the
oldest child DR.. Eskey is attending the
stricken family.
A man at the blast furnace was almost
suiIocated with gas Monday night. DR..
Eskey was called. and with prompt
remedies he was able TO rescuKitate the
almost dying man after an hour OF two
OF hard work.
Healey's cornet band and the Ben
wood delegation did not 20 up on the
steame. Ellison, rs stated In the morn
ing papers, but had u special train
on the b. Il o. X. T. About 200 COM
prsed the delegation, and headed by
their band. made very crelitable dis.
play. The boysoi liealcy's cornet band
are cussing the htriiigcne,r Tor reporting
them as the Bellaire brass band.
The nail works are still oh on account
Of the high water interfering with it's
pumps.
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Social Circle of Honor.

The above order held grand temper
ance meeting. last evening, aud their
hall Oh Market street was crowded With
ladies AMI gentlemen. Mr. Il. W. Ham
ilton lei the meeting, and Rev. Clancy,
OF the BAPTIST church, opened with
PRAYER. Excellent music was rendered
Nv the choir oi the Third Presbyterian
church, with rrol, Stewart rs leader
and Miss Bckerton at the organ. Very
interesting addresses were delivered by
the following gentlemen: Mr.. Steel
man, Rev. CLANCY, Prof. W. A. Hum
phrey, MIR. Goodtellow aud Mr.. X. W.
Hamilton.
The Circle IT Honor is indebted 10
Mr. G. Y. Lucas Tor the use Of a very
,iuc organ.
Nv invitation, the Circle viii hold
another open meeting on Thursday
cvcnin. February 26th, IN the First
Baptist church on Twelfth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
Distinguished Visitors.

T.. A. Reed, chairman. of Trumbul u
county; II. Hume, OF shelby; w. III.
Wetmorc, oi Wood; DIR. j. W. Green, OF
Green; DIR. T.. W. Ellsworth, OF Law
renee, and G.. 7. Ward, Of Gallia, coun-
Is members OF the Ohio Legislature,
composing the House Committee on
New Counties and County Affairs, are
at the Stamm House. They will leave
this morning in a special car, in charge
Of Hon. Fred. Blenkner, Thiri Assist
ant Sergeant-a, Arms OF the House, TO
visit Bellaire and st. Clairsylle 10 Inspect
the present and proposed location Of
the county seat OF Belmont county.
They have under consideration the bill
OF Representative Atkinson, Of Belmont
county, providing for a vote OF the citi.
Lens of that county on the question OF
removal, and IL is in order Ia form an
intelligent opinion Of the merits of the
bill that the present visit Is made.
Committees representing Bellaire and
st. Clairsyille, the former composed oi
Hon. ID. Wagner, Of West Wheeling.
Jas Il. Gorrcl, John K Cow, ). q. Ham.
iion, Of Bellairc, and Thos. Wilson, Oi
Wheeling. aud the latter Of Hon. Il. J..
Alexander, T., =. Rhodes, NJ. Uranium,
and VIM. Alexander, OF bridgeport,
spent last evening with the committee.
Dr. 7. W. Moore, Of Washington coun-
~, and G.. II. Harmon, OF Portage, mem
beers OF the Legislature, but not Of the
committee. also accompany the party.
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THE MASTERS VINEYARD.
Continuation Of the Good work
ut the Fourth street M. b.
Church.

Church.
Mondays meetings were Of great and
momenteous interest 70 the rsnpous
community. Notwithstanding the
amount Of excitement in our city, incl
dent to the Parnell reception, the
church was literally packed with young
and old. anxious TO here the lady evan
gelist, and they were not disappointed
rs she Is woman Of unusual power,
and many are her trophies Tor the cause
she so earnestly devotes her lite to. She
seems not to he the less Tor the wear oil
her last weeks hard work, as she has
lead meetings every day from six TO eight
hours, talking, praying and plead.
ing, word of encouragement
here, now there pleading win
one TO seek new life; seeming to be
everywhere at once, her wonderful,
earnest and sympathetic go-a-headative.
ness, has won for her a host oil friends
in our city, and eternity can only estl'
mate the amount OF good she has &c
complished for our city. :,
At her request the stewards allowed
her the privilege OF using the man
audience room, provided that 1t be not
abused by the people who attend the
week night services. Persons using
tobacco will please leave il outside.
The move up stairs is "a good change
all around. For the Eyangehst,
for the workers and especially
for the large numbers VINO
have been unable to gain abundance
heretofore. Persons desiring to attend
now will find ample accommodation
and good seats. -,
The Monday services were marked by
Increased attendance, not only In num-
beers, but also the power oil the Holy
Ghost. At the night services twenty
persons presented themselves Tor
prayer.
Mrs. Robinson preached from st.
Matthews - 80, What shall do then
with Jesus which is called Christ!
Tuesdays services will be green spots
| in the history Of the Fourth Street
Church. At the prayer and testimony
meeting in the afternoon five persons
received the blessing OF full salvation,
and number were happy IN the
thought that they were saved. AT the
evening service some ten persons re-
ceiycd that for which they sought
through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Children's meeting is growing
rapidly in power and numbers. Mrs.
Wagner and DR. Stone, deserve great
credit for their untiring labors in the
childIcn's department.
At go l.. NJ. the spacious audience
room was filled, all anxious To hear the
burning and eloquent words as they
fell from the lips OF this woman, whom
Cool has in his providence sent to
wicked Wheeling. Her sermon was
taken from Deuteronomy, i. =: SER
unto kadcsh- turned" In beautiful
and graphic language did she trace the
children of Israel on this eleven days
Journey; their trials, temptations, un'
beliefs, aud final acceptance. All along
through her discourse she firmly and
earnestly nailed applications to present
times aud needs, holding her audience
Tor over an hour in close and prayeriul
| attention.
Services tomorrow will be held at , r.
NJ. instead ni .. Childrrn's meeting al
ar. NJ Converts and prayer meeting at
7rM. Preaching at 7:30r. NJ.
Rcvs. Watkins and Updcgratl assisted
in the services OF last evening.
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w ELLBBUR0.


The Curtis-CoI SANDER Butt Finished
at Last Verdict for the Pisinun Of
$4,000
The taking VI testimony In the Cur
It's Cox SANDER srit was concluded last
Friday morning, and Mr.. Cracraft made
the opening argument for the plaintiff,
and was followed in the afternoon by
Judge John Cochran for the defendant.
On Saturday morning Attorney. General
White closed for the defendant,
and Mr.. Good for the plaintiff
In the afternoon. During the
delivery Of the speeches the court room
was we'll filed with spectators, espe-
cially during Mr. Goods address Sat
urday afternoon. at which time tie
room was literally packed. All Of tho
speeches were good, foren.ically speak
Ing, and were much enjoyed by the su.
dience.
The jury received their instructions
at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon, and im.
mediately retired. aud agreed upon q
verdict Tuesday afternoon, which was
reported TO the Court ~ follows:
ave, the jury, find for the plaintiff
and assess the damages at 81. 100.
wv. &. BARsLAr,
FOREMAN"
Thereupon, Judge Cochran for the
DESCENDANT, moved, la arrest of judgment,
10 ret aside the yeriict aud grant new
trial, which motion gocs over 10 anoth-
er term. The jury was then discharged
and the special term adjourned.
As this case attracted = great deal oi
attention both in Ohio and Brooke
counties, and largely commented upon,
Il seems appropriate 10 give q persopsle
Of the jury that patiently sat Tor nearly
TIRES weeks nj the TRIAL u the same.
We may remark In the arst place, and
this 10 Endorsed by every one, that 10 VAS
good jury. far above the average, and
hne looking st OF men. Their names
and ages are W. G. Barclay, foreman,
SO: 7. II. Buchanan, 20; A. Colweli, ~
J. NJ. Charnock, 81; Geo. Churchman.
Jr., 81; VIM. Forbes, 30; +. Gullctt, IS:
J. X. MeElroy, s.; Jas. Mcwka, 81;
J. W. Robinson, ~: J. p. Rodgers, 81;
average age, 37i wears. Residences
Cross Greek. S; Buffalo. s., weilsbury,
J. Occupation -Farmers, 8; merchants,
2; mechanics, 2 Poiitics-Democrsts,
8; Republicans, 8. Religious belief
Methodist, 8; Presbyterian, 4; Disci.
pies, 5.
Judge Melvin complimented the Jury
and counsel for their patience and cour-
tesy, and We wish Ne he'd the time and
ability 10 pay Judge Melvin the tribute
his eminent abilities 10 richly dsssfvs.
Oxs fuocsAHp Rslb KnIttiu9 Cotton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
Municipal cOur,-Judse cranmer

Court met at loan.
Bates. Reed & Cooley vs.. Emsheimer
Bros, in aSsumpsit, Judgment in favor
ui plaintiffs for 81 ,2lSS2
Tripheua L. llornbrook, aimiulS,ra-
Tux oi the personal estate IT Thomas
HorubroCk, deceased. ". J. Melvin
Richards. in aSsumPsit Judgment ten
dcrcl in favor Of plaintiff tor S52.S0
Joseph Spridel 4 ca, ", Alex. I.
Garden. administrator, &c, in aSSumpsit.
Case on trial before the following jury
MessTs. ". IL. Robinson. Thomas
Reilly, Louis Blonde, j. L Butts, Peter
French. John Mclain. Harry Smith, &.
J. MAYER, L. \. Britt. I. +. Sullivan.
Wm. Moore and A. ]. Norton.
n. II. wclch VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company. in aSsumpsit Judgment
rendered in favor OF plaintiff for $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
Boom in Mining Stocks

The headquarters OF the Good Enough
Milling aud Mining Company at l9s
Main street was throngcd yesterday
with persons examining the specimens
OF silver ORES and investigating the mat
ter. \ large amount Of stock was sub
scribcd, and the prospects are fair that
the whole amount required by the COM
pany will be secured in this city this
week Captains Lindley and Rodgers
invite the closest investigation. and III
be glad 10 give information concerning
the great mineral wealth VI tie Gunni.
son Valley. The par value OF shares
are one hundred dollars, which are sold
Mt seventy.tive dollars per share. No
stock sold by this company Is subject TO
any assessments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
ConnAel Retained

II WAS reported on the streets, yes,
terday, that MAJOR jim Sweeney had
employed !. II food, ESD, and that
". T.. Hubbard, Esq, would appear IN
behalf oi the city for W. IL. Davis.
These two gentlemen are wcllknown
attorneys in this city. and a lively time
is expected. that is, ii the committee
will evur meet \ great many vitnes-
SIS will Ia summoned aud examined on
the various charges. and the ease viii, M
doubt, take some time. let us have
fair play aud uo DELAY, is what thcPco-
pie want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

JosKrH A. Evans, IL Clifton. y. Is,
thus writes 10 Mr. Fellows: 81 believe,
under kind Providence. that Mr. Pei
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypopb"s'
phItes has been the means u restoring
both my wife and daughter The latter
from tubercular consumption, and
hope the afflicted will avail iLcmsrl,ea
OF liz USE"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

~ you want a good I.iniment hf
Rheumatism. sprains, Bruises. Sc. w.
sdyisc you TO get a bottle OF Nolan /.
Good Intent. IL is far superior 10 the
many Wanted foreign remedies ~ rad
% much about, as hundred. 81 our ciIi.
Gems will freely testify. one trial u al
that N nccesxary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

ME. Joas ScmLKrrn, the proprietor Of
the Chiffon, Wis VolisJot,, progres'
siye German weekly. yra,i6ed q. with
the following: With pleasure ] aid my
testimonial 10 the many already given N
favor of NJ. JACOBS Ont. which had oe'
casion to test. suffered extreme pains
In the back Of my neck, which were al
most unbesrsbl.. Having heard u ~.
JAooas On, ] dispatched one Of my men
10 the nearest drug store, procured 4
bottle, aud commenced b. apply II al
once. The pain subsidized, and on the
ne IT morning ] wss all right again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
ADVERTISEMENT
Henry Ward Beecher Asks Q Question


On Sunday, January 18th last, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, in Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn, preached 10 n crowd.
The text was from LIST Timothy, vi. 10
For the love OF money is the root OF
all evil" Men may say what they
please about despising money, but no
rational man does despise IT, The most
rigorous saint 70 whom a million Is left
is quite willing 10 assume the steward
ship Of il, While dealing in stocks Is as
legitimate, when stocks represent actual
property, rs is the dealing in wool or
the produce Of the farm, yet gambling
in stocks il not legitimate, and yet IL
takes place uublushingly, almost unre-
bukedly and increasingly. Why should
not lotteries exist when churches are
full u them, when cathedrals are openly
filled with the most Ingenious schemes,
when church fairs are carried on with
the most unblushing games OF ehance,
when a regiment is swelling In funds
by the most notorious OF lotteriesr'
The lIsth Grand Monthly Drawing Of
the Louisiana State Lottery will take
place at New Orleans, La on Tuesday,
March oh. II u for the cause Of educa-
tioa and charity. For - you may 10
ceiye $4,000. address N. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans. la. OF same person, No.
$40 Broadway, Ssw York Guy, NY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

wHAI other preparations fail To do,
Halls Hair Remover surely accom-
plishes- IL renews the hair and espec-
tally restores lie color when gray and
faded. As a dressing II Is unsurpassed,
making thehsir moist, soft and glossy.
The most economical preparation ever
oferri, its effects REMAIN Q long tims,
and those who have once made Z trial
OF IL viii never use any other.-4dnr-
tisr and Union, Ffoionia, " L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
Death Of Formsr ctlssu Ct whesnps.

The body OF Henry T., Parker, = ior-
mer citizen oi Wheeling. but recently
employed in the service OF the Govern
ment al Washington city, will reach
this city this morning ON the 2 o'clock
train on the Il. ( u. mad. Three weeks
before his death Mr.. Parker reviewed
his share Of a large legacy left 10y an
aunt who died in Philadelphia His
death 50 soon after such a stroke of for.
tune seems particularly sad. The casket
in which the remains are deposited has
been decorated by his Washington
friends with some beautiful flowers in
rich designs. The intermcnt vill take
place at Mt Wood cemetery this alter
noon, the funeral services being held
at the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Webb.
on sixteenth street, Al ST. u. today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
Albeelins 3egister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO Now Advertisements

Yarmouth Blouters J. Smyth.
Icntcn Fare-R. J. Smyth.
One More Chance Home Building
Association.
Don't Wuit-I. Blum X Bro. Head
Of Local
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
OiTal u. c. List, Jr.
Architectural DRAWINGS, NJ. How
ard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

Persons with stated incomes, can
purchase Mason q lIamlin Cablud
Organ at Shcib's Music Store. on casy
payments Of - or more monthly, and
thus secure the beet oIgan mAir
for very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall AMI see them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
CLEVELAND & PITTSBUR6 r. r
Condensed Time Gard.
CONN EAsT AND WESr.

On and after Nov. %. lS.g. all trains will run
daily texcpt sunday. A. iollowN;
although trains 10 Pittsburgh.
? Through trains 10 Cleveland.
through tgaius % Chicago.
Cleveland. -.
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
You can get - good stem
Wind Watch for $3.50. JACOB
". GRlRB, the Jewcicr.
Bible Society

The annual meeting oi this society
was held at the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday, but owing To- the Hb'
srnre oi Mo. Robert Crangle, the treas
urcr, the annual reports cannot bcgINcn
to the press fora day on two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

Ma n. SALlxoss, No. i32o Msrks
strest proprietor OF the One Pris Az
lantic Clolhing Houss. viii hsss bis
0peaipg Day On February n. Win &c
o(ths nnAse aocks ever brought g ~
dty u ~ nns q CstAinG I'D 0eee
yern1Bhlng ceo6l 4 cordial iev1teoee
3 sxtsodsd 70 "a 70 salL Doov eoeUss
IL opening day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

THIS is no apology for whiskey drink.
ing: il Is q medicine that exnnot be used
10 intoxtcate; Il produces tonic eject
a. well rs acts o. q cathartsc. In iert
simmons Liver Regulator Is pro-
nounced an unexceptionabls medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

Psov. GuILnErLK, the inventor Of the
French Kidney Pad bearing bis name.
wss ono Of the most noted medical rnen
Of HE day In France. Its cures Of hid,
ney diseases are most marvellous, and
are aid 10 be permanent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18

Trains leaving Columbus az Or ami 9 ~
~ run daily. Through ChlCpso ENpr.sS,
leaVss Columbus daily except sunday, az W 2.
n with slccping car aatulchci arriving In ChlCa
gDgT.So next morning RcTths can Dc SyCuucd
IN a.iyance al Union DcpOt ticket office. COlum-
bus
Pullman drawing NON sleeping car through
without change nom Stcubcnvi,lc Past o. fhila
Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis and s.
Louis
For through tickcts. ba1gsgc checks slecPiaE
car acconniodAtiona and any further Informs.
tIen apply 70 Joseph n BclleVillc, Ticket Agcut
al Psn-Handlo Depot loot OF kieventh Strcct OF
II clio Ticket oeice. under Meiur HouSe,
wheeling.
D.W. CALDWELL, 6encral Manager. Columbus
O'.W, l. o'Brien, General fassengcr and Ticket
Agent Columbus o. noiO
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wnrsoUSp rSAISS

No. 10. on Saturday night has no connecuon
L. Ior ChlcaSo or SAndusky. s,.
pullman Palace. Drawing Room ana SieePAS
gars on All night trains -, t.,.
Closc connectl0ns are male tor all points
snuth and southwest. North and NOrthWess
making thisa dcErable rOnte for eOlonlsv ana
Persons moving 70 the ETeat NesI anu W "u''A
nartlcular attention 4 given. -.
. No g stops Al al stations between NheehhS
and Gration.
d. WaEyLrNG, PrTrSBU RGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
l.Ve Whsliri 20 A. n. lsto r n
TriAdclphia Accommodation. =,
20 Nyhcsling .......-6.SD A. ~. Az z. n.
rIrhcts % all principal points on sale Al depot
OtlcD open az an houS during the day.
Information % the travelling public checrtaliy
given W n CLEMENTS NJ. 81 T.
II. r pEVERIEsS, 0Cneral Agent Wheeling
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10 CLEvELAND
only s Hur, and . Minute,
To CHICAGO only Is Hour,

steubeuyillc accommodation leaves Bellnirc Al
aBF n bridgeport at 800 and arrives AZ Steu'
bcuville ate. r. n.
Leaves stcubsnvtlle at : 5OA NJ, Bri,lScpor
ASST A. n; arrive Al Be,lairc AZ 300 A. NJ
II rhe stcubcuvtllc Accommodation, In adiiton
A. their rV,yular trip 10 and irom Stcuecnytllc
viii make tho following triVs between bcllAire
aud Martins FERRY:
h-ttyrp.,rt IN Martins FCrry........... 10 IS A. ~
RAf'a. n