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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-25
The ANDES EXCURSION
p. omises Plenty of Pleasure-Who Will
Enjoy 1t.

Promises Plenty of Rleasure-Who Will
Enjoy 1t.
There is no better or pleasanter boat
that plows the blue waters OF the Ohio
upon which to enjoy summer trip than
the steamer Andes. She is gallant
vessel and the commander is "a right
good captain, too" She is staunch,
fleet and commoiious, and has the rep.
utatlon OF being one OF the smoothest
and easiest running crafts on the water.
Captain Charlie Muhleman and Clerk
Mart. Noll are courtesy itself, and will
hesitate at nothing to insure the safety
or enhance the pleasure OF the passen-
gers.
These FACTS being given and the ques.
ton being: will the passengers on yes
terday's excursion have good time, the
solution is simple and the answer is
undoubtedly. There was goodly
number OF them and all were bent on
ENJOYING themselves. The crests OF the
wavelets which rippled from the boats
bow, kissed to god by the declining sun,
were not brighter than the eyes and
smiles Of the pilgrims hound for the
Paris OF America. Some OF these are
found below, while there were doubtless
many others which could not be ascer-
tanned:
Miss Ella Friend, Mrs. Gene Reed,
Miss Lille Mendel, MISS Belle Mendel,
Misses McGugin, Miss Greer, Miss
Bebee, Mrs. Z. b. Adams, Miss Jennie
Golfer, Miss Lobenstein, Mrs. Z X
Booth, Mr.. A. j. Myers and family, Miss
Eta Rogers, Miss Lopez, Miss Handlsn,
Miss Hobson, Miss Brown. Miss Wells,
Messrs. 0sworth, Langen, +. NJ. Steele,
f. NJ. Elliott, w. H. Lowe, j. G. Castor,
Smith, Good, Robt. Carr. Alvin Cos.
horn, Thos. Maloney and John Bruner,
Miss NJ. L. Campbell, Miss Ella Nesbitt,
Miss Emma Bond.
With free wind and flowing sheet
the Andes cast off about tea time, last
evening, and pointed her bow toward
the south The BeRwood brass band
was perched on the hurricane roof and
produced some music-Boccaccio march
that was unequslled, even by our own
"Chosie." With streamers flying,
handkerchiefs fiuttering in the breeze
and farewells sounding here and there,
the good ship laid her course for the
Queen City.
20 happy ship
To rise and dip
With the blue crystal at your lip:
Ohappy crew,
Ny soul with you
sails and sings and sings anew
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BOATING ETIN.
The Latest Information ofthe Movements
OF mboats


OF Steamboats,
The water has fallen three or four
inches in the past "a hours and the
marks on the wharf show O depth OF
about 7 feet.
Business generally was dull, the de.
parture OF the Andes excursion being
the only thing OF interest.
The Courier got off for Parkersburg at
1890 with a good trip. The Diurnal
will be to-day's boat at the same hour.
The Andes left for Gin :inn, All and the
South, with a good freight list and
crowded with passengers.
The Welcome left at 2, loaded down,
for Matanoras.
The Emma Graham passed up for
Pittsburgh at 2 o'clock.
The Scotia ID due up this morning
about O'Clock, bound for northern
ports.
The Hope took tow Of empties down
and the Nail City took up q tow OF
cross ties for Pittsburgh. The Nail
CITY also took q feet OF empties.
The Bachelor, ONeal, Telegram and
Pres Ellison got of, as usual.
PrrrsBURG. Pa, MAY 24.-River 4 feet
and falling. Clear and warm. The
Montana left at 5P.N.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-River 10 feet
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
Arrived-Psris G. Brown, New Orleans.
Departed-St Lawrence, Wheeling; Jas.
W. Gsf, Memphis. Down Granite
State, Pittsburgh TO St Louis.
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COUNCIL CULLINGS.
Last Nights Proceedings in Detail, v

Last Nights Proceedings in Detail, With
Notes and Comments.
Theuoan ordinance has been sent to
the Finance Committee.
The First Branch voted to give E"cles
the $3.50 by vote OF l2to l.
Council adjourned at IL p. m. To tell
what il did not would be easier.
Klaeri and Wagner were granted
license to keep a coffee house on Elev'
enth street.
The First Branch granted all OF the
licenses which ran the gauntlet OF the
Second Branch.
@. III. Booth & Son were granted
liceuse to keep wharf boat at the up
per Ind OF the wharf.
The resolution by Halsted, asking the
Solicitor to prepare an ordinance pro-
hibiting cattle from running at large,
was adopted.
Mr.. Walters has an ordinance which
he will shortly fire into Council. In
brief, il is repetition of the old Sunday
law and order business.
The Second Branch ordered the fire
gong at the city building to be placed at
4. A. Jones' and new one to be pur-
chased tor the citv building.
The action Of the Fire Committee, la
purchasing lot on the Island, was rati.
fed and the committee was authorized
to employ an architect to design build
ing
The following members OF the First
Branch answered the roll: Boring, Girls
we'll, Fri 2, Hall, Halstead, Hull, Miller,
Mylts, McAdams, Scultze, Simpson, Will
son, Wilson and Wellington.
The fire department resolution, look.
ing to the purchasing OF a new gong for
the city building, and transferring the
one now there, was lost, not receiving
the four tifths vote necessary.
The following members were present
in the Second Branch: President Scott,
Baker, Halter, Steele, Habertield, Wa:er-
house, Wingerter, McGranahan, hir
berry, Lsughlin, Eschstruth, Groga. 4,
Davis, Smith, Walter, Hildreth and
Commerford.
Toe Committee on Fire Department
asked to have the Chief paid $3.50 per
annum for his services in attending TO
the fire alarm. This created quite row,
and evoked the combative spirit OF sew
eral Councilman. The result was the
Second Bronch adopted the resolution
by vote of 10 to 8; not having received
a four-ffths vote, it laws over until next
meeting. The decision OF the chair was
reversed by the Branch and the resolu-
ton declared adopted.
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GRAPE SUGAR.
NOTES or WheeLlN6'S LATEST IN
be s.ss DUSTRf.
An interview Setting Forth Our Advantages
for Its Msnufacture-The Pro-
cess Of Making Sugar
and Syrups.

Wheeling's latest industry il going TO
be something not only new and inter-
estine, but profitable as WELL We re-
fer, OF course, to the manufacture OF
grape sugar and syrups. The fact that
such company had been formed, With
its views and intentions, has already
been fully set forth in the REaIsrrR, but
new points are constantly being devel.
oped. The idea has taken a very favor
able hold upon some of our capitalists,
and already about S25, 900 have been
subscribed, with the best Of prospects
for as much more.
The RreIsrRR man met Prot Dwight,
yesterday and held short but interest.
ing conversation with him. He had
three BOTTLES which he exhibited as
showing the sugar in three stages OF
formation. The first contained milk
white fluid, which was the pure starch
OF the grain, with the husk and all
albuminous matter screened Oh. The
seconds contents was coloriess liquid,
containing the saccharine matter before
conversion, while the third held the
rich, golden syrup, ready for the mar
ket.
"One advantage Of our plan OF crys-
utilization is that We can make just 30
much sugar or just 80 much syrup, as
the market may demand. With other
factories, the result OF the conversion
into sugar is Just as it may happen.
They go on with their converting and
sometimes there is more sugar and
and sometimes less The result is that
occasionally barrels of syrup, after
being sold, will continue crystallizing
ard cannot be drawn, and will have to
be returned to the factory. Now We
can make all OF our material into sugar
or all into syrup. as may be demanded,
without danger OF further change.
"Another advantage We will have will
be the regulating of proportion, say, for
instance, the proportion Of sugar to the
syrup"
Here Mr.. Dwight exhibited paper il
Illustrating this point. At his request
Prof. Wilev, OF lafayette, has taken the
samples OF Peoria syrups, and deter
mined the proportion OF sugar. Com
pared With the sugar samples OF Prof.
Dwight's, the result was as follows:
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1t Nav Interest You to Know

That we are selling the best Madras
Dress Ginghams, in handsome styles, at
l2lc per yard.
All wool filling lace buntings, at l2lc.
Illuminated and all wool Beiges at sc.
45-inch grey all wool Debeige OF SOC.
The finest India lawns ever exhibited,
at 25c.
Striped white dress lawns, at l2lc.
Zoe summer silks at 47ic.
15c French lace buntings. at 32Ic.
sl.25 French lace buntings, at 75c.
Al wool filing Beiges, at l24c.
The best black satins in Wheeling, at
Sl.00.
The best black gros grain silks in the
city at SlO0 and SIPS.
The finest line Of black dress goods for
the least money.
Fine goods sold on our cheap counter
at ten cents on the dollar.
l. BLUM & BRo.,
ll04 Main Street.
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COLD Water CosvocATIoE.
Meeting Of the High Tont Reehsbitcs
Yesterday.

Meeting Of the High Tent Reehsbitcs
Yesterday.
The High Tent Independent Order Of
Rechabites met at the hall OF the Wheel.
ing lodge in Peterson's block, Main
street, yesterday morning, ut 10 o'clock,
the Tent being opened by h. Q. K, I.
b Marche
Mr.. Robt. Marshall welcomed the
brethren in q neat and appropriate al.
dress, 10 which Mr.. L. A. Burdick. Of
De Ruyter, n. Y, responded. in elo.
quent terms.
As the proceedings OF the order were
secret the press Is unable to report The
business transacted.
The following officers were present:
T. r. Marche. II G H.; o. l.. liecox. II.
D r.; X. Emmett Smith, He D. J..
Ii. g. Il, Jerome II. Epes.
The following representations were
present: S. + Clark, Washington, ID.
G; TT Woodfeld, do; J. u. Bates,
do; w. H. Marriott, Georgetovn,
ID. C; G. H. Summers, 10 (;
A. S. Calhoun, Allegheny City;
Dudley Waller. Z,nesvillc, O.; ID. i.
Gary, do. &C ID Bgelov. Philips, y, Y;
S. Hslfpenny, Wheeling, W. Va; Il. II
Marshall, do j. W. Browning, 10 &.
l.. Hecox, lion, n. Y; X. Emmett
Smith, Philadelphia, Pa; J r. Epes,
Norfolk, Va Jas l. Belote, do: A. +.
Morris, do; Chas. L Pin Z mer, DO. 4; 7.
A. Burdick, De Ruyier, n y;
Joshua Ellis, Alexandria, Va.
Cader Dozier, Portsmouth, Va.
A public meeting will be held 10 night
at Capitol square, commencing at 1880
o'clock. p. A. Burdick, d. II. Z. K, Of
De Ruyter, n. Y. and other members
OF the High Tent will deliver addresses.
On Thursday grand picnic viii be
held at Green's grove, on the p w. 4
Ky. road. A big time is anticipated.
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Secret of Happiness.

How often have we longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found II
Misfortune has come or III health over.
taken MS. Perhaps q cough las come
upon US which threatens that dreaded
Of all diseases. consumption, and We
feel that death Is near. With what 10y
should we be filled then, when such q
remedy a. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Ii placed within our
reach. 1t hss cured thousands Who
we're nearer the grave than ourselves.
and made their lives peaceful and hap
py. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, Difficulty Of Breathing, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
are positively cured by this wonderful dis.
covery. Nov 70 1--WE you Satisfactory
proof that DIR. Kings New Discovery
riH care. il you will call q Ioeap, Ise 4
Co . drug store you can eet trial bot
lie for ton cents OF regular size bottle
ios sl.00. Sold BY Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling.
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orTY HAIL HorR. :

Floating News rsrasraphs Gathered .
ths"Ark" -
4. City Hall park ID hourishing fundsF
Lent Sylvia care. sA'i55 % ~
Officer Morris says that the Fourth
ward is 90 quiet that you can hear pan
drop. .g
wheeling ought 10 send the Water
Works and the City Hall 10 the Bsllaire
Loan Is curiosities. stt
The Judges Of Election should not for.
get to be on hand at the City Hall TO-
night to be sworn in by the Mayor. !.
Municipal election for the selection Of
of Judge Of the Municipal Court takes
place TO .morrov. Both candidates have
put in their best ticks.
A man by the name OF Swami came to
police headquarters yesterday afternoon,
and exhibited q black eye, effected by
the artistic touch OF one Ed. Combs. 4
warrant was issued for Combs II
Rod Dickson Was fined In Police
Court, yesterday, for carrying concealed
Weapons which is the FIRST case under
the new ordinance. The pistol va not
loaded, nor had it ever been charged.
But ii wa, pistol ''allee samse."
The first warrant under the new ordi.
nance for wife beating was issued yes.
terday evening, for Chas. E. Wilson, oil
the North End. The new Law fxes the
penalty ct imprisonment ct not less
than thirty days or more than one year,
and fns OF not less than $40 nor more
than 500. Charles case will be venti'
lated in this mornings police court
On Monday evening 3 stranger hall
ing from Matamoras, o., and stopping
at Kline's boarding house, West End,
Bridgeport, appropriated a watch be-
longing TO Geo. w. johnson, one oil the
boarders. Mr.. johnson stated the case
to Capt. Bennett and search was made
for the thief, which proved unavailins
Early yesterday morning, however. q
telephone dispatch came to police
headquarters, stating that the man was
in bed at the st. James Hotel. Lieu.
tenant Sylvis went down and hauled
the man out bed, searched his person
and the room, but failed to find the mis-
sing property. lie was taken TO head
quarters, and, after being cornered by
Capt. Bennett, he. finally acknowledged
the corn and produced the watch. taking
it out OF bis shoe. InasWuch as the
crime was committed in Ohio. and
Johnson refused to prosecute, the man
was given bis liberty.
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THE EMPTY PURSE
And the Exciting Struggle Last Night, 10
Put 100000 Into IL.

And the Exciting Struggle Last Night, &c
Put 100000 Into 1t.
The new loan Ordinanc. came before
the Second Branch OF Coune I, last night,
but il got no further, the First having
adjourned at an early hour. The provi-
siOns OF the ordinance are Well known
a nj NAV be briefly stated as follows
Bonds To the amount of 500, 900 will be
issueda and they will be ten-thirties, with
interest PAYABLE annually. OF this
sum, 100000 is to be devoted to the
building Of a high service reservoir,
about $4,000 to the payment Of out
standing Indebtedness, about $1,000 10
he purchase of the Fifth ward market
certificates, and the remainder to the
streets and alleys OF the city.
What transplred in the Second Branch,
last night, now comes back TO the IT.
porter like phantasmag oria OF a.blurred
and hideous dreaM. There was fighting
and biting the most indiscriminate. The
"auip discourteOus" and the "retoTt
valiant" were given time and again and
very nearly the ''lie direct. One mem
Der wanted this and one that. Some
were in doubt whether the city, under
her charter, could borrow that amount
and others doubted the ACCESSIBILITY OF
so doing, even were il possible. OF the
twenty present, about fourteen favored
the ordinance, but they could not ex-
actly agree upon the details.
A motion to strike out all but the
part in relation to the water works was
lost, as was also a resolution To strike
ont all after the enacting clause.
Motions to table were ired az il every
ten minutes with Christian regularity,
but were as solemnly defeated.
Three commissioners were necessary
and an attempt made to fill the blank,
Mr.. Laughlin would not have it for love
or money. Mr. Simpson had been there
before and declined with thanks. Mr.
Kimberly wanted none Of it in his and
Mr.. Scott had no time. The places
went begging.
Finally Mr.. Baker cut the Gordian
knot. He moved TO refer the ordinance
TO the Finance Committee with instruc-
tons to report it back, together sith all
information, data, points, figures, esti'
mates, etc etc, etc, that the committee
could lay hands upon. This settled it,
for the motion was adopted.
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In chanNry.

State OF Wei Virginia, county OF ONO. Slty 81
wheeling, Municipal Court OF wheeling. Apnl
Patrick Kennedy, !.
In cnAncerys
rhsodaIe .. p.p.sh. asL ,
attorney. and &c appearing 10 the Court that !he
Attachment issued In this cause on the oh day
of August, lss0, returnable " tie septemhcr
tenn iSsp Of this eoust 4 dockcsed and That The
Al the Sepsemecr Ruies isso o! this Court and 1,
further sppesriag from TIE return on the said
sItAchms nj that 8roHe AcCnliy, Then Deputy
sergeant for Jane. W. sweeney ls.s s.nsrn, o,
as 10 the defs ndsnt. Theodore \. pArrseh; upon
the one undivided one-ihird Of tide south half Of
A lot al ground In the addition 10 the town Of
Ell on the plA, OF said town by being numbcrd
four "a In the fourteenth square OF snid sddl'
ton and fronting on the east side OF Chsp,irc
street, between Eleventh street aud Twelfth
ments thereon, subject however 10 the dover
light of the defendant. Mary 5 parraSh, widow.
| Iercin, on the 9TH day 81 August. ls,o. NJ
o'clock y. Aud Il further appearing TIA, ssid
defendsnts, Theodore 4. Dsrrsgh and Mar his
W fe and Emma Van Setback, are non residents
4 tire state Of v Get Nirsin a, and that ntith,f
O saif defendants has been served with prus,-s
Ia this cause. nor with copy OF the order Of at
t,chmeut therein; aud II further appearing that
lhe object OF this suit - TO recover frofn the sali
/ defendant, Theodore \. Dsrrsrh. the sum Of
sta,Os with interest thereon from the lst day ui
July. is,0 until payment. due from the,aid lie
| fenslant Theodore :. Dsrraxh, to the >Aid com.
plsinant and the costs Of this suit. and IA sub
| jcci the rroperty levied upon as above D. the
payment therco'.
in motion OF the sald comp slnant Nv his al
! torney, Il q ordered by the Court that The sad
| defendants, Theodore +. Darragh, Mary Darush
| mis- wife aud Eo,ma Van Setback. do apIe-I
| here within one month after the Tint qualification
hereof aud de- What l. necessary protect heir
| ipiercs's h. rem and that this Older bc publish
| oil aud po. i,-i ronriiOg 'oias.
| IT,. eby certify that the above order Wa dulN
1 entered 10y ssid Municipal ,ouu of Nherlius,
| ON the 3Jlh Cay 81 April, A. u 1881. and that
Won are hereby notified 10 respect ssid order ~
| above cpltainod.
Tcs,c: THOMAS ". DARRAH.
clerk Of the Municipal Court oi Wheeling
| JAMES ROGER.
| Attorney for complainant mylaoAst
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Irsias OF lnD1vrDuALs.

ruants a Ptrsosai Interest and Notes Of
81 ISL People.
Nrs Brook Adams left On the Andes
yestseday; for Q visit 70 Lexington, Ky.
Ckpk Charlie E. Wells, OF Glover's
Gap, wss smiling about the city, yester.
day.
Nsesrs. Alvin Goshorn and Robt.
Osrr, of Charleston, were 10 the city,
Yesterday.
1 Rev. IVA. Fullerton, pastor OF the
n. E. Church, Moundsville, vas in the
city yesterday.
Major will Jackson be- returned from
Parksrsburs and b again on duty ct the
Governors Office.
The familiar form OF Thos. ]. West,
Superintendent Of the Peuitentisry, Was
noticed on our streets yesterday.
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HeI,cst lis Cigar.

There was a cool story told on Col.
Goshorn, the GreenbaeS disciple from
Charleston. during his up trip on the
Andes. lie was engaged in q social
game of cards whea some mild eyed
stranger near by began solo on a
cornet, Sad tears we!led mp in the
Coloneps eyes and calling 4 servant he
gave him ten cent cigar, saying:
take that to that cornet tiend and
request him to smoke ID immediately
The cigar was taken and the stranger,
coOlly depositing it in his pocket said:
Thanks; lllsmOke it presently and
went on with his struggle in b minor.
This is why the Colonel niOurus.
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3ubrelin9 a3e9ister
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
INDEX to New Advertisements.

Wanted-Thirty Men with Families
Of boys.
Carpet Sweepers-Nesbitt K Bro.
Grand Opening ConCert--Mrs. ).
Mas0n's Beer Garden.
Lost -WiutCr lap Role.
LOU. W. Funeral Notice.
10. q. +. Funeral Notice.
Leather and Gum Betting at Auction.
Operl House-U ncle Toms Cabin.
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The following conveyance OF real es-
tate was recorded in the Office OF the
Recorder. Yesterday:
Deed made April 10th, 1880, by Fred
erick Nolte aSd wife to August Zarnitz,
for one quarter Of 10; No. 81 on the
sn prthwest corner Of EoH and Marshall
Ir.ets. Consideration 5 30.
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Weather IrdIcatIons.

WASHINGTON, May -. A.N-FOr the
Tennessee ami Ohio Valleys, warmer
east 10 south winds, slightly warmer
and partly cloudy weather, light local
rains and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warmer
and fair weather. east 10 south winds,
stationary or ~ipSly falling barometer.
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Rncklan,s Arnica SAIna.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction In every case, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sals By Logan & o., Wheeling.
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over ssoo. 900 Avasssas ovnsr..

The Charity Hospital at New 0rIesrs,
La, II the recipient Of oysT, . million OF
dollars, paid BY the Louisiaus stats
Lottery for the grant OF IL franchises;
and y: A. Danphin, 10. zi2 Broadway,
New York City. n. Y. or ut New Or.
lesnA La, bas made The announesmsat
that on June 18th the ssxt Or md Semi
Annual Distribution among holders q
$40 tickets. OF fractional parts thsspcl,
over half half q million dollars win -
distributed, uader tie sole carv and
mans0s0snt d Gsn's @. I. Bsasrsesrd
Of La, add Jubal 4. Early a Va, ths
Comnfssioosss O bshalf a d. 800
holders and nsnao10sak
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t:i5. but would be compelled TO indicate
that i was from the Gospel OF John
generally A.. e,
Copies OF the revised edition will be
on salem this city the latter part OF the
week and there will. no doubt, be O
lively demand for them BY Bible stu
dents and those who are curious to see
the changes that have been made
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To Persons About to Marry.

$40 persons about to marry" Doug
lass Jerrold's advice was "lou;' We sup
plement by saying, witho 1t laying in a
supply of SPRISG Blossom, which cure
albuminaris and other kidney and blad-
der complaints. Price 80 cents, trial
bottles 10 cents. Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
Agents Wheeling.
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Adjourned until Thursday, at 10 a. m.
slo. To st Louis and Return

Wv. Az " LOulb buu neturu-
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railway Pan Handle
route) announce grand ex-
cusion TO St. Louis on June 8, 1881,
to accommodate those desiring TO attend
the grand funniest, TO be held at st.
Louis, commencing June land continu.
ing until the 9TH.
Fare for round trip only SO. Tickets
good Tor return passage until June Is,
inclusive. Now is the time to take a
trip over the great Pan Handle route.
This Is the only great and popular line
TO St. Louia Elegant day coaches will
be run through from Wheeling to St
Louis and sleeper can De taken at
Steubenville. For full particulars apply
to J.. N. Belleville, agent of the Pan
Handle route, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling. w. Va. sCP