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AsHBURSHAM. MASS, Jan. IA. lsso,

AsHBURSHAM, MASS, Jan IA, 1851.
have been very sick for over two years. They
al gave me up as past cure. I tried the most
skfuI physicians, but they did not reach the
worst part The lungs and heart would FL up
every night and distress me. and my throat was
very bad. told my children i never should die
in peace until i tried Hop Bitters 1 have taken
two bottles They have helped me very much in
deed. ] shall take two more: by that time / shall
be well. There was a lot of sick folks here who
have seen how they helped me. and they use them
and are cured. and feel as thankful as do that
there is so Saluable medicine made.
Yours, Mrs. JULIA u. CUsHING-
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. II, 1850.
have used seven bottles of Hop Biters. which
have cured me OF q severe chronic difficulty Of the
kidneys and have had a pleasant effect on my sys-
tenn.
RODNEY PEARSON.
wALHEAp. KANSAS. Dec. g, 1873.
Iwrite to inform you what great relief got from
taking your Hop Bitters. was suffering with neu
ralgia and dyspepsia, and a few bottles have en-
tirely cured ae. and I am truly thankful for Sc
good medicine.
Mrs. MATTE COOPER.
CErAR BAYOU, TEXAS. Oct. p, 1873.
HoP BITTERs Co.:
have heretofore been bitterly opposed 10 any
medicine not prescribed by physician oi my
choice. My wife, ffty-six years old. has come ny
degrees to a slow shutdown. Doctors failed TO oene-
At her. Loot bottle of Hop Bitters for her, which
eoor rel;eved her in many ways. Ny Kidneys were
,,.a,y Elected. and I took twenty or thereabouts
aosas and found much relief. / sent to Galveston
O., naore. and word came back none in the market,
m great is the demand; but got some elsewhere.
II has restored both Of us to good health. and
are duly grateful Yours.
J. p MAGET.
GRENADA. Miss. Nov 8. 1879.
Ny daughter. now q young mother. is using your
Hop b tiers and is greatly pleased with the bene-
fetal effects on herself and child.
ID. d. MOORE,
Proprietor Eew South.
sAspERroN, Pa Nov. 6, 1873.
lear ST. have used four bottles OF your HOP
Bitters, and they have done me good and cured
me. ! had diarrhaa. dyspepsia, and chronic m
namn alton Of the bowels. and was g1ddy 10 sne
head and lervous. FnIp. THussBEhshh'
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.-
Thursday afternoon Mr.. John j. Bogue was
arrested by Officer Burrows, of Georgetown, on
warrant issued by the Police Court, on the
cath OF Joseph Barton, charging that on the
10th OF April Bogue embeZZied SIS. 10 from him
to the grand Jury.
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Pools sold at the National Hotel on the run
ming and boat races on this and every evening
during the meeting, by Durham & Wharton, OF
JOhnSOn'S pool rooms, Baltimore
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TIE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION

Since the first alUsion was made to the pro-
posed Institution OF the proceedings, about two
months since, there has been much conjecture
among members OF the bar as to whether the
suit would DE Instituted here or In Michigan
the legal residence OF the parties 1t Is claimed
oy many that on plea TO the jurisdiction of the
court, the case would be dismissed. Mrs Chris
uancy. who Is represented by Mr. j. N Oliver
Will lot interpose such plea, but will answer the
charges and challenge proof, and also file cross
Dill. charging him With cruel treatment want OF
support. &c.
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THE CAPITAL PRIZE of 5000 in the Little
Havana Co.. in drawing Of May Is, was sold in
Washington, through j. w. Clark, 1903 New
York ave. and 1922 Pa. ave. Next drawing takes
place May 2Sth. +
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SEE adv't Of per cent. bonds H. j. Frost I
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old WINE AND OLD EKIENDsy A A1E.!s
Unknown as the best. % IL JUSIA5 Se s c,.U
sECOND-HAND CLOTHING can 2. bs u ssIa q ia os
HsNd M 6I9 b St between 9th and It'll ets n. w.,
or Ersnch Store. No. 4O8 9th st.. between D ana
sta o. y. N.B.-Ncte BY mail pronpuy atscnQso
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AS THE LADIES Of Washington are always
ready to recognize and encourage true merit
grand success is predicted for Nine. Drlscoll,
formerly with Nine. SOule) who Is now located
at 1880 / street northwest, where she is pre-
pared to receive orders in dress and cloak max
ing. Nine. DriScOllS experience, promptness
and good taste, will contribute to make her a
fayOrlte with the ladies.
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BUTTER down to Soc, the best in the world
Attorney dairy wagons and SaleSroOms. See
advertisement in City Items. Buttermilk, cot
tage cheese, &C., &c. Frank X. Ward.
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BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Jan. II, lo5G.
1 have used seven bottles of Hop Biiters, which
have cured me OF a chronic difficulty Of the
| kidneys and have had pleasant effect on my sys-
| tenn.
RODNEY PEARSON.
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CUTICURA
RESOL VENT,

The New Blood Purifier, Acts OH the
Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Skin.
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sAspERroN. PA Nov. 9, 1919.

lear siy-I have used four bottles of your Hop
Bitters, and they have done me good ana cureo
me. had disrrhea. dyspepsia, and chronic IN
namn alton Of the bowels. and was e1doy 10 VIC
head and ,.ervous. Fsrp. THussBEReER.
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TIE CONCORD HARNESS is celebrated through
Cdt the world as the best that Is made. lie will
OUtWear two or three of other makes. and is as
reasonable as il is durable. The long-eStab-
lished FIN OF LutZ q Bro, 400 Pennsylvania
avenue, near the National Hotel, have them for
sale. and also trunks in great variety and at
low prices.
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NEW SUPPLIES OF STRAW HATS.

NEW SUPPLIES OF STRAW HATS.
TWO hundred dozen Boys and childrens Dress
and School Hats. in all colors, all shapes and at
all prices, from % cts to Sl.50.
Also.
Elegant Stock of gentlemen'S Straw Hats In
Manila, Mackinaw, Nankin, Tan, Ecru and
White Canton at all prices, from 15 cts. 10 81 at
Lewis" zone Price Store 92O 9TH street
northwest
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London Hay ReSuorer" 1nsureS new growth.
"London Hair RestOreri Restores the color.
London Hair ReStorer' Exquisite dressing.
London Hair ReStoTer." The only clearly and
London Hair Restorer." efectual Hair ReStOrer
''LOnGon Hair Restorer' In the market Not a dye
a toilet luxury. entirely free from all obuoXi-
GUS or unpleasant odorS. Price 15c. AT all
druggists.
stott q Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ingtOn.
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C. Nj. TOWSON,
636 Pa. ave., South side,
15 Near It'll ct. NV
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condemned Locals,

Street lamps viii be lighted at 1000 pm. and
extinguiShed at a. m
MT Gregory Chaves fen down sewer trap at
the corner OF and 2lSt streets last night, I E.
IuriBg hts right leg severely.
The steamer f. c. Knight, On her way to New
York, on the 9Th instant, while in Chesapeake
bay came in collision with the schooner Ii. r.
TiitOn from Charleston. ). c., from Baltimore
The schooner had her bow spirit carried Away
and received other damages.
IN application was made yesterday by Rich
ard j. BirClett, OF this city, for letters OF adj
mluf ,ratiOn on the estate of Colonel LII. l.. Kin
Ley. of Corpus Christi, Texas, supposed to have
been Killed in the streets OF MetamOraS in 1861.
aL1 20 have died inte5tate) for the purpose o.
pefiecting land title.
The German veteran cub has decided TO OBJ
serve decoration day ON the afternoon OF Sun
day the 30th inst, by decorating the graves Of
de I'd soldiers buried in Prospect hill cemetery.
A stranger giving the name OF Walter For
re- ter OF Washington, d. c.. committed suicide
at MedfOrd y. j.. THU 5day night, Dy shooting
himself through the head with pigeon gun.
Thomas McGuiD, the prisoner who jumped
from the train Thursday evening between
Rockville and silver Spring while being trans
ported from Allegheny City 20 the penitentiary
In Baltimore. is still at large.
Tomorrow the Feast of Pentecost will be Gel
ebrated with great spleldOr at st. Dominic
church. The music at this church is always
grand but on this occasion the choir viii be
increased by folty @, the best voices In the Dis
tTict, and a carefully selected orchestra OF "a
pieces. Mozart 5 Grand Mass No. ~ will be
rendered. At the Graduate a solo for French
EorD with orchestral accompaniment. Will be
given and at the offertOry. Miss Mary E. john
stOu viii sing an ave Maria" by GOunOd, with
violin CbllgatO by Mr.. Joseph kaSper. Upon the
cOnCU-tCn OF tie services grand march by
Resch win De performed by the orchestra. The
music VIII be under the direction OF the organ
1sf. MT. :. j. huOel Services begin at 1U:i5
o-ClOc1. ON account OF the great numbers ar e
traced to this church on festival days, and al O
10 comply with the recent Instructions of the
Commissioners in regard 10 crowded churches
IN ~ rpi
tICm each person at the door.
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GEORGETOWN.
HO
18th.

HowsoN's splendid ice cream, s1.25 gal 10
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n. B,-The Kentucky State Lottery 90; mas sd no
from there by circulars are swinders.
my4, G, b, 1915
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15

Special attention given 10 the sale of
North Carolina Real Estate. No charge
made until a sale is effected. All properly
placed IN our hands for sale will be adver.
USED In the popular work. The South
Illustrated free of expense.
The Charleston News and Courier saws.
Everybody has heard of Geo II. Chapin's
farm agency. and few are unacouainted
with the success which has attended lis Old.
erations."
The New England Farmer says: Geo.
u. Chaplin has advertised bis farms to the
amount of $4,000 during the past year.
we commend him to our readers"
The Aiken IS c. Review saws: .No one
has done more than Geo. II. chaplin in the
cause of Southern immigration. Our wills
Iage is thronged with Northern people in
search of Southern homes. and good sales
are being made. The South Illustrated"
is doing a great work for u.s.
The New York Tribune, the Boston Her.
aid, Journal, Traveller, Globe, and Adverti.
ser, speak in the highest terms Of Chapin's
Farm Agency.
N. B.-SMALL FARMS (~particularlv,
are wanted at once. "a Ofice-Fisher
DuIIulng. Aug TT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15

II, as Burns suggested, men should have
Ter clothes cut out ofthier characters, a large
mber could always appear in full dress
FacA suit, some might wear the various
ladies' of drab, but very few could come out.
ven IN the hottest weather, in clear white.
Ii a man cannot have a downright friend
|he next best thing is downright enemy
rlend or enemy, however, it is important
9 Know Just where your acquaintance stand
Ne have a great deal of sympathy with the
Festern hunter who ''Observed' that s.tha
httlesnake is a squar, honest reptvle tho,
rs you know when he means to resoom bus
fss, and gives you time to step back"
ERE are so-called friends who love your
Esketbook and your influence, and who
~ certainly leave you when these depart
- there is a peculiar satisfaction in know
: Q, a gwen person that the is square,
|0nest reptyle." ~
Elizabeth City Economist. Last veel
nonias III. card, of Roanoke Island
1neght IN one day, at the lower waters of
eliarie sound, in . purse net. 5000
Mrnos OF rock hsh. The catch of the dav
ucrtn $l,484, at Is cents . pound
&c IS the market price.-The Vancs
eaees met at their Hall on Friday nioht for
II slectlon OF officers ]. E. Wood Can.
Monroe Whedbee, First lieutenant.
~. 'rlfhn. Second Lieutenant: r. Sel6v
10y, Third Lieutenant; John Balance
efy Sergeant; H. T. Greenleaf. Secre.
Sonn I. Brockett, Treasurer. The
S'n' - E. Wood, was a Confederate
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15
WILL YOU SELL THE FARM

CHAPIN'S FARM AGENCY.
RALEIGH. Y. c.
DR.. 4. Il. CHAPLIN. Mnooer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15

North Carolina Branch of George II. Cha.
pms Farm Agency, Boston, Mass.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-15

We have the Best Stock of FARM WAGONS
and Farm Implements and Machines in the
Southern States. We are the sole MANUFACTURE
of
Smiths Patent We'll Fixture. Smiths Pa
tent Lever StrGW Cutter /; The Old Do
minton Cider MI; Smiths Smoking
Tobacco Cutters: Smiths Fec
tory EIeratOrs Loose TObac-
co Trucks, &C., &c. &C..
Our stock is too large to enumerate in an adj
Vertlsement, but our full catalogue will be
promptly sent to any address on applications.
\. B.-We have for sale, at a bargain. one 6
Horse Portable Engine, handsomely mounted
and in perfect order.
Also, a % Saw Cotton Gin and Condenser.
Both OF these have been slightly used, and will
be sold low. "
address for catalogue or full particulars of any
in our line.
II. NJ. SMITH & co.
manufacturers
oct- R1chmOnd, Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
ZEE HoMIcIpE AZ nELLAIRE.
Developments at the inquest by the
Coroner.

kVEouNIs
Coroner Kennady assisted by j. w.
Highleymanand Dewitt Daniord began the
examination Of witnesses in the Hamilton
homicide Thursday afternoon. A. j.
Myer, Ollie Hoffman and viii Feeley
testified to seeing the three colored girls
Callis Nelson, Minnieka White and Nelia
Mitchell, about the streets together talking
with young Hamilton and others. None
Of them knew who the two young men
were who sat on the high curb at the
alley back OF the Belmont house, with
whom the girls exchanged words while
promenading.
Mrs Brown, q colored woman, who had
talked with the three girls In their cells,
was examined with reference to what they
told her. She told very little. Her in.
ouisitiyeness is remarkably small as she
asked very few questions Of the girls. She
said she told all they had told her. They
were taking awAlk and in passing the al
lev saw two men sitting down. Just then
some one threw and they heard the mis-
sile strike something when they ran. "God
damn you. getl" was the remark made by
whoever threw.
E. d. Watkins then testified. He had
accompanied Hamilton. Had not spoken
to the girls that day; but he and Hamilton
had been with the same girls previously,
meeting them on the Square, at least
once. Hamilton said they were TO wait
for them at the public stand and he agreed
Ito take walk. The girls overlook them
near Westlake's shoe shop and they ex-
changed few words. They then went
on to the alley, went in and Sat down. the
girls standing at the end Of the alley,
They passed no one on the street except
two men who sat in the door Of DuBois's
office. As they spoke to the girls after
sitting down, some one rose and with an
oath threw or struck. He ran, as did the
girls and, as he then thought, Hamilton
too. He saw Hamilton make o melton
but thought he was getting up. He wen
to his store after going around by Thirty.
seventh street, and in 20 minutes, not see.
ing anything OF Hamilton, went back and
found him insensible. ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

WALNUT GROVE CAMr MtErESe. There
WIS children'B meeting at 8 o'clock Wed.
nesday afternoon that was largely at.
tended. The singing was conducted by
J. 3. Wallace, Of Woodsleld, aud Rev.
Stone. OF wheeling. Short addresses
we're given by Revs. Dolliyer, Rider, and
Stone. and also by Mrs. welday. There
was 4 large congregation present in the
evening to hear preaching. Rev; ,Hile, q!
earnest sermon, taking as . text, And In
Hell he lifted up his eyes" Az the close
Of the sermon, Rev. Kennedy invited
penitents 70 the altar OF prayer, and four.
ieen presented themselves, several oil
whom found pardon through faith IN the
Lamb OF God. Yesterday morning there
wRs psayer andclass meeting ats o'clock;
pIoac6ipe It 1880 by Rev. Rider, and at
sP. N. by Rev. Geo. W. 0halfant, pastor
Of the Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
Presbyterian churches. Joseph Erwin e
at the head Of the police regulations o.
the meeting, and TO his honor 20 u SAID,
that the order Ia perfect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

Tar A. NJ. E. annual conference will
convene in Wheeling, W. Va. Sept. %
1880, inwayman Chapel, AN E. Church
There will be about fifty ministers presep.
and we hope and expect 70 haye d grand
time. On Sabbath, the 10Th, we will use
Washington Hall oil day. At 1880 O'CLOCK
A. ~, there will be preaching by Bishop
James A. Shorter, after which the ordina
ton will take place. At 2:30 o'clock P. NJ.
special sermon by DR.. 7. 81. Jackson, Of
Cleveland, at which there will be q special
collection taken for the benefit OF the A.
NJ. E. Church Of Wheeling, as wp want tc
meet the payment Of another note in ten
days after the conference adjourns. We
hope that our dear friends will be presen,
for the purpose Of contributing to that en-,
terprise' which they see has gone up, and
which they hear from every time there ID
an effort made for the paying Of the debt
on II. We invite as many to come as can
get in the building on that day, and Al
$50 o'clock P. NJ, preaching will begin,
Come and hear our Gospel, see our men,
aud also ppr mode Of doing business. We
are the smallest conference and the
youngest IN our connection.
Mw4F GEo. 7. PRossER, Pastor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

AMusENENrs-Chid Of hs Sate,-The
regular season at the Opera House will be
inaugurated by the appearance Of Hoey
and Hardle's combination this evening In
the "Child Of the State" which enjoyed
such q long run at WallRck's theatre. The
play Is an adaptation from, the French, and
Is one OF unusual interest and power. The
press Of New York city are unanimous
In their opinions regarding the INTRINSIC
merit OF the piece, and cordially commend
the troupe that will present II In this city
this evening. Tomorrow afternoon mat.
inee will be given, and Saturday night
the company close their engagement.
Reserved seats are on sale at Baumer's
music store. gaa--r..l
Emma Abboa,-The sale Of seats for the
Emma Abbott performance begun yes
terday morning, and last evening the
number disposed Of indicate thatth pop
ular singer will meet with cordial recep-
ton. The price for tickets has been fixed
at low figure, and we hope our people
will appreciate the fact by giving the man-
aeement the support OF their presence.
TICKETS on sale Of Banners nusic store,
Market street. .allfllg 1000 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

QuAsRfLs AND BIcKERINds Justice Mil.
Ter had three cases before him last even
ing, each charged with q breach Of the
peace. Mrs. Fannie Henderson, who
wears sable complexion, complained that
Mrs. Drummins, who is q fair Caucasian,
contended with her in loud and angry
words, and vilifed her character to such
an extent that she desired to have Mrs.
Drummins punished, The iust-Judge
weighed the matter carefullyhnd finallyIe.
quired both complainantand defendant to
give bonds in the sums OF 500 for the OBJ
servance OF the peace, and assessed q fine
s. and cost against each, Harry Drum
Minis, a'youth, was accused OF throwing
stones at Mrs. Henderson's residence, but
as no case was made out against him he
was discharged.
Justice Phillips was appealed to last
evening by 0rlotf Miller, who reported
that Dave Robinson threatened to whip
him, at least David invited him out on the
green for the purpose oil settling their rel
alive strength. David said he did't think
he had committed any otfenae against the
peace and good order OF the city, and In
this opinion the Justice agreed, and David
was released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

PERSONAL MENTloN.-Mr. Anton Rey.
mann, who has been visiting In Germany
for several weeks past arrived home last
evening over the P. W. 4 KY. road: he
was met at the train by large number oil
his friends who greeted him cordially on
his safe return.
Professor John L. Dickey left last even
ing for Philadelphia, where he intends to
pursue his medical studies. A number Of
Mr., Dickey's friends accompanied him 10
the train TO say the last good bye and
wish him success in his studies.
Hon. L. 4. Moore, OF Kentucky, regis
tered at the Mcclure House last evening.
Mr.. Harry De Yoy, who has been en-
gagged in printing new scenery for the
Opera House, leaves for his home at Cin'
cinnatia, this morning.
Ailss Mary Faris, daughter OF 5. +.
Faris, city GAS collector, has been ap-
pointed by the local achool commissioners
OF Madison district 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss CLARA
Young, heretofore q teacher in the Seventh
ward school. The appointment oil Miss
Faris is IN exceedingly appropriate one,
she haying been graduate Of our public
schools at the last commencement but one,
and, being OF course In lgll sympathy with
Mr.. Hervey's system. She also has the
additional recommendationof being res.
ident OF the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mendel, living
on the Island, lost two little boys yester-
day from malignant diphtheria. Both
children will be taken 70 the family bury.
ing, ground at Wellshufg, this morning
fof intermeut. The bereayed parents will
receive the sympathy OF wide circle OF
friends in this hour Of their affection.
Miss Clara Young, formerly q teacher IN
the public schools Of the Seventh Ward,
was married at the heme Of her parents
at McConnellsville, o., on Wednesday, to
Mr.. Parker, Of the firm Of Parker Bros.
The newly married couple went at once 70
New York, where they will make their
future home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

ACCIDENTS YEsrERD4Y-An UntortuDat,
Hoae.-Y yesterday afternoon valuable
horse belonging TO the Belmont Mil Com
pany backed into 8 hot cinder pile and
burned one Of bis legs SO badly that 1t was
deemed advisable to shoot him and relieve
the brute OF his misery. He was accord.
inely led TO the river aud driven in q short
distance, but even alter several bullets
were lodged in his body he was lively
enough TO come TO the shore again. A
fatalshot was fred at last, however.
Ano,her Unfortunate Brute. - Yesterday
morning DIR. j. O. Hupp was driving down
Main street, when the horse lost bis foot,
ing by slipping on the rails Of the Citizens
railway, and broke his left hind leg. The
animal was shot and put out Of bis mis-
cry. The Doctor was greatly attached 70
the horse, as he was o docile and intelli-
gent animal, which makes the loss q
double misfortune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
The Pittsbnrgh Exposition.

Each year witnesses many add itional at
fractions at the Exposition, which en-
brace the Arts, sciences, Manufactures,
Mechanics, Agriculture, Horticulture, etc.
Buildings and grounds are now illumin-
ated with the electric light.
Floral Hall and New Annex will surpass
all previous efforts Of the florists In
chsrge
An Agricultural Fair has been added 10
the Exposition, including perfect half.
mile trotting course.
Concerts will be given every afternoon
and evening by the Great Western Band.
The Exposition will be open from Sep.
TENDER ID until October 9th, 1880
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St Louis
Railway Company panhandle route)
will sell excursion tickets TO parties Of
twenty or more persons, and, when timely
application Is made, will provide coach
for exclusive accommodation OF parties Of
forty or more persons. This arrangement
will be appreciated by select excursion
psrties
Apply to j. NJ. Bellevllle, Agent, p, W.
4 K. depot, Wheeling, w. Va, for further
Information, rates, etc. so, ~ .i,