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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

WHEN an old actress is painting her
face to look young. she is making up
for lost time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

KELLY, yennor, James-but why
90 on?
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-01

Bakers Pain Panacea cures PUN in
Man an beast. For use externally and
internally.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
2So;cherrf(iche S(lfrrois &fao4s-Beiifacne

ansugreifen. SIS lit wirflid hidt iebr
pnleuo, baB &aub oil benz Stanobtlbc
Trlebrt0s Ii. in Berlin aud Selling alts
ge6ra6t bat.
Die b~eutigen Tiirten i9einen iibri9ens
Die 9lnttpatbte 9egen 2eiliug 9eerbt sI baz
ben, Denn ais @arl bon S0tIer iein balbz
~Deriuntencs @rab auffano un0 oil "a 0eut=
ld1e Uurltelt Nitftorberungen ergtngen 81
eIitell1 nlroigen 9enfmaI fIr ben 9roben
WfanH bctSItrageR. entipraben Der 8itte
mn nter: Der Wrob6erSo9 BON Saoen uno
bic Slriten bon Shaunburg 9ippe, 0ets
l1olo uho 9ieGtenitein. 0as beoerf feiner
GrflQruug.
SD boie, bieie Gertugi6Gbung pirb
Selllt9 ni1t I'M @rabe %beuurubiget, uno
lpeuil man au6 gelificntit9 Oamit targt,
bas Nnoe1fen oil Dieien Wfaur gu Derbreis
ten, tpel@er sepiiiermaBen Die Nenolution
preotgte IN STRIDE uno Staat, 10 mirb es
bod ME geltn9en, ictn Nnbenfen aus5u>
rotten, Denu elDtg lebt er aIs Der 0tcforz
mator I'LL lerer nationaien Bpelte unb 2ite=
ratur, ais Der S6Opfer unlercr groia, Der
Se9ritOer unierer Biibne u. j.. ~. II. +. no.,
= aber Dor Naem ais Der groBe Srdger
auer ipabren Nufflarnng ieiues Sabrbuns
Derts, ais Der SGmpfer fir Tolerans
uio s. II t 4 t unb aIs Der 9eiitige
SaGnentrdser in benz t0otIihen Streit gcz
gen ote lDltematiidcn 8eroummer beS
GoItes, gegeH Die Setnbs Der @eiite5freiz
belt. @orpin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
&rets Is geuts per Sda6tel.

gsir wieSerboIeu, bas Der 2eier uniere Sl6e uno
@6riiten iiber Rronfbeiteu unS beren &ur itueiren mus,
,,TaIiG uno @0br'',
.~,NRaSun1 iibcr SrritabIe uretbrn",
,~,giaOtuag iiber GcropDcln-n
uno onbere Sdriften nber frontbeiten uerl9iebeuer Art
Sn ben &potbeten 81 haoen.
N4am Ieie: 0SaIiN rRo gSabr."
mor 56i6e cine griefmorfe an &~abwop 6 o.
SO. 80 8orren. G6e Der Gbnr9 Strobe
&ew gore.
ew seIsbruus, Gaufsnbe non Dollars wertb, wirS
gn9 sugsI9i6t werbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
RADW Us
Ne0mliremoe YiQe1t.
gonfummele @nrgan3en, liaSernOe abfi9rz
Mittcl wirfe1 Oble Sdmsr1 tets 3lDer=
Iaifia INTO natiirlif III ibrer Sperati0H.
Gin neOetobt4ifOeS GrfabuitteI
fur G0LouteI.

goufommen Obne iesIiden B~eiseidmad, elegant nit
fnbem @umuti slaiirt, %pnrgiren, re9nlireH, retnt9en UNI
itdrten.
Rabwup's8tIIen sur Smr oIler Srantbei:sr Ss
Waaens, Der 9eber, Der @ebdrme, Der Nierens Der Slole,
Iopte fir ~nerp6ies Sopfpeb, geritopfung, Snot9ettoH,
Otspepiie, bili5Ie 3uitdnbe, Steber, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
buns, SdmorrboiOen nnO ale anoeren 9etSen oss Inter
Ieibs. Cine uOlfornmene Snr soranttrt' JteIrt oe9tete1
bilii6, feline Spur pom Rertur, MtineraIien oOer i6dSs
Ii6eu Oroguen.
~ Nian beadte fOIsenOe SpuptOme pom Srantbsts
ten Der @erbauuu9sorgane: Geritoptung, tnnerlt9e pas
Mtooer, uebelfett, Soobrennen, @feI por benz @ilen.
MiaSenprifen, iuures @uiltoBen, SinfeH OSer geben peg
SCREENS, erftidenbes @eflbl bei,H Ste9e1t, 9esne ODER
I'M 6opie, itodenber atbem, seIbes ausieben Der Saut
uuS Der aueen, Settenitedsn, S6merSeu IN Der Srult
rno in ben Glteoeru, plDBli3e anwauun9ef pou pits,
Brennen bes Sleiibes.
Gintoe Doien Don &abwap's BtIGen perben
bas SuItent pom allen Obeusenonutsn Sranfbstten bes
fretPfr -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
Of,, Ana NsnbIifnm.

gs fam Feline before @arautie fir BEN @ert5 pom Dr.
WeSpap's oltbegriinOeteu 81. 81. u. 9eilmittein aitigez
pieieu perSen, ais Die elenoeH uno nnsleieu Nodabs.
ale aud .@elieis" unb yQiIs". Sebet @u6 DOR uno
psrIonast nur Railways uuo o9tet borout oaB ber
0ou1e s~9iabwap" ii9 anf BEN astaniteR Nrtttsl hePtnee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-14
gWmtnOiiiOti9er
&ttr 8cedtana!
A V0HELEK CO.,
gSaItiMtpre, 9ab
sOafnun9i

es, Chr Or. auguit a0ni9's 3am6nrs
g2s III lien Meotsineu fanft, InBt Sud
ger ger i @l1rem Spot6efsr ODER 9dHStes Die gtas
iIsas +. renY oanlit sS6r piQt ourp 'dole@te
= o6Sbmui.oen 6etroGen pef0s'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
cc:>|exaullria Q5xzettte
WEDH %SuAI zvHr!Ha, JULY 70.

IEEAD!HG '%ATEg -! h! Iatiaas on the ii is
soLrl RIVER, waen thy have occasion 20 Lrsserse
sasl lnE.ttuous steam, Invariably !re,d water
jus. rs he deg t'esGs IL. Tho natives uf Joanna
al ;a!snd o. tho Coas: Of Madagascar. ytuog
persons o. bella sexes, wslE the water carrying
fruit end va.e:,b:ca o ships bocslnsd, or j. rsy
be iyiag-!o iG The Ii ~ miles away. Soce Croo
men whose canos UPSET Before nv eyes III tie
ssa@sv n tas :, sst # aires Wa ked the vsLer
10 ~" s4Eg Il Their :lYes, "lLn .ro u.mCS.
inclNy; end ria eg=tG neg:o children o.. Other
&C :aS:oI.s Cong 30 h: L rs!y ieLG-r sSe. ct
III slTas walcLInE lhtif opportunity, Ues.eI gers
Win !e,ters securr n ~ U!Gkil O.. p!u02c
Into the tCi!'ug suri, an1 !uske Ih:ir Wy l!e.d
Ing the wLi"r, - IL. Vessels outside tH.uuSG 4
STA III "h'th ~ Ordinary tufope.o boa. Viii not
I'VE. 81 49, Cape ut 80 j 1npe men used to
proc cd - tLc ve3=e.: il The otIIg ihrCusk Tie
iuut!Aln oitIC"s iTea.lHs .le Wstvr Lugy
W. nj WHn -" u.:a0st ssC4:ity. And yei here,
on uui can stUfts MID En!G =GlCoih Wa.-rs, i,en
woncr. ahG Children perish las i.as annually,
Thsn !ijtls properly c!itcihd viIJtt-tI. ,di:
the Hs.; 80 II We ssiG-. u.G b apply suffice ~
retCuG IAefa cTeTy one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
ar AHaINaToa & OElO RAILROAD

w ARLINGTON OElO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TEAIa5 DAILY (aXUkPT SUN.
DAY. BSrWSba ALEX aNDRIA
AID ROUND HALL,
Beginning May 8, loSl.
Leave w aehilgtuL e. 8 ~ q. 10. and 42G D.
N. and Alexandria st 925 q. m. 4 rs D, D..
fass 1seso urg. going westward, at II 80 q. N.
sno A. p. IN, and arrive .! Round Hill At
Il 10 u N. sDu I 20 D. u. Leave Round Hill
8! 8 ~ a NJ. and IL 30 Pm. rsss Leesbu,g. 90.
lls eastward, It O2 N. aud 10 p. NJ, and
arrive ct A!eSandfIs al s 10 No., and Is
.. "a, n, ana X. Washington 8 rs a. N. and
Is p. m.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
lhe Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
q potomac Eai!road station st9 ~ q. N. ana 4, 20
.. H., End 20 through 10 RLuuI Hill without
change Gf csI5.
The 925 an. train from Alexandra andl2.Sn
?: n. train from Rouud Hill coanec, a, Bound
an with Mccoy & WiRginton's Dsily Line Of
Coaches for SnickefsviIe, berryville and Win.
chester; also Rssmsr's Line OF Coaches, which
tssy= Lees burg daily for Aide and Middle.
Both trsins, westward, make close connect;on.
81 ViennE, with Sisson's Line OF St.aes for Fair,
ia1 Court House.
tickets, "a Ct, Dor n,t.a
aanstai sioseta, $50.
3, q: HAVENER,
ny TT General Ticket Agent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
DEUCE. GWENEG'azs. !75r5.
Per1Y. Hcrst.n Ccnntu &c Isn % ise

Perry. Hcu!t Ccurty. &c Jsn 26. 1880
In 1872 there pere ;"o rea.as cor Ensd u, ii.
badly sfl ;cted wih Sy pills IN nv 'ff;cisl c..
petty tnpoy'd {. y S~f: 70 c7:7c thciE. u
der contTrct, no cure 20 pay" H.. hIulrnis-
tered BIS. pbIlit C np-r,rc,' md in "a icm
weeks Eel; hcu!d [" .:Y HI" 'u. ot tie cou>iv
treasury, as he lat sisclfd = cor. Iic5e and r5Gi
cot cure. 4, s GILES GId Hu..l - ga, Ga
CE:itar ocS.. Tom. r. Il. 49,
The s. s. = is g.vjf.g COED .a:;tf.c,:,r IN"
gertsnlc!. w?n bad E~vi, @ f.ct "a - - So
Decks with :'.hiiic Ill unln: III has l. t., ~ -
eLurU =, &c sptahs il tao lishtst Dfs;-r ct !.
tHILE> - hai.RY.
TEE SWIFT SrgCIeiU GDHp.ny
Prorrieiors. AusLts. "a
SoId BY 4. :, lEA;iBEhTsE 8 $50.
Cal far copy q Y INV A!.I'. Trs nd ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13

Nail, Southwark, cornec.s l.: Charlottesville
with CEea. Csio Z. H.. Esst ard West At
LeDGl burg. connects with Norfolk & Wet.
ern Z, K. through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville, New Orlesns Memphis, Little Rock
and TaIas-end al Dsnville with Richmond s.
Dsn7iiis &. r., 20 South end Southwest.
Exprass Southwark connects at Charlcttes.
wills r., all points on Chss. & Ohio K. E., and
ElHED TRAIAS for Main Limo leave al.
sSdndria daily, except Sunday, 8G0 q. m. and
II IS d. NJ, and returning arrive at Alexandra
y 20 u and 90 p. NJ.
For b AEASShS LINK leave Washington
I 10 q. II. and Alexandria 7t5a. M. dsily
CONNECTING with the Valley Road Esst and
West. Leave St1ssburs 2 81 p. n., arriving q.
A!o1hrdria al IS y. m.
AlXKD TSAlN EOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISiCA lesTas Aie1andrls daily. except Sun.
day, 81 60 a. 1n., arriving ST Sirssnurg st Us
p, u., and returning Leaves Sirsshurs st 70
=. H.. arriving IN AlsxshdriS at sc p. m.
For Gidaiobuss daily CONNECTION ct tia:1i
s.asicD.
Eor UpDerville, regular connection at Della.
For wAKRgNTGa. leave Washington =.
! ~ a. q. daily sud II G5 g. 10. daily, except
Sutd&y.
passen gers can lcsve Wsrrenton Of g 25 q m
Aie1aadrih at II III %, in time to makel A. &
< .Esia st y 81 . 70 fer Washington, Baltimore
Gad !sew YuiE.
All irsins maze good connections, st Wash.
lngton. TO and frcD: Il forth aad Vest.
Rev Orleans sleeper le.7es Washington at
10 s.. m. running through without chrnga,
Fass trsir Wi Marks ACiua,sbe Reclia!py
Chair e. attached rune through t. White su!-
phur Stiinss with U! ID Al ~ ard from White
ulrhpr u Baltm re -llhout caange. Thu. il
tn, lst,csi tam brtaeen these poinLs
Fuiimbh Sleeping Cs:s between. Washington
SID augusta. GS., without chsrSe ca III is
2. N. LiHln
Tnfaugh tickets very low to the South and
South Test.
iHNCRV ST,AUGpTHR g IA
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Il o71os'
CHANGE OF TIRE,

On snd sfter Monday, October 9Th. tho
oosts OF the POTOMAC FER2i CO. will run
a. follows: 49,
lEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
% ~ 81, . 81, &c, &c 90 and II SO ;. n, end
y 80 80, 80. so, 80, 80, & 20 s1d : 81
y. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
~, &c. 8 80 9 30, 10 80 and II 80 8. n. And
l2o0. 80. 80, 90, ( go, 8 so, 20 and 30
p. m
at e 80 a. IN. ''i' ~
my29 GEO. 3. PHILLIPS, Manager.
I INLAND s. 6EABCAKu CUAsTiNG co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
1851 axaar 1881
Pen ESYLN ANA ROUTE
To RE NO TH, W ESI & SOUTH RS"
B1IlBl,E 1'tk;.E

1854 sxsar 1881
70 TzG Sos sF 70 W sSiA : s syS!Ta
DOUBLE ThAGE.
STEEL RAILS sPLENDID SOENsH
kAaNIEIUENT EQUlPM&Ni.
May lon. 1851.
iao SIY iPs oESAd G sA dipst q saa
aer of Sixth snd 8 stI Gets, as follows:
For Pbilsdsiph:s. igw ORR and the Best. snd
10 SU siu. ds'lY, except sunday, ana 20r, 1000
anG ~ 10 ?. o. daily, with Palace Caro-. 'rm.
Il. dslly sxcep: Sunday. For Philadelsba
sLo ~ 20 Is. III. c-uy. except sunday, sEd
Z W, Il, 10 hid 10 IS J.. III. Gully.
FoI Tittsbcre .nd IL. VI est $40 =. M, with
fa!lur "a. TO P,!!sburg and sleeping car to
f.l!eturE and Ehicsso; 1859 a. IN. daily
SSt .. Ii. 1"' y, With cGiace Gar to Chicsgo.
FoI Csncnda:gLa aad tno HofIn, 8Uv a. 90,
except Sunday aad 9 81 .. n. ixiiy, o1cept
Saturday, "isL Telacs Gar T. CaraudaiKus.
fo' Wstkina, 1890 a, n. dsily except Sun.
For Baltimore, 6 g. sea- $50 and 1888 &, H.;
2oJ, Il, $40. b.Ae, $50, IL u and lois p. m.
:'D Sunday. r.tD and H. 81 s.m.; 2.v0, :. A. ~,
Il % sro 10 10 o. H.
eVr opee Ur.ex Line, 6 AZ s. M. and % pm.
. daily, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis + III g. IN. and 40 y. m daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FOR Ate1aHdris 49, 20, y 70, and Ii 80 q.
~ sLG ~ 5, + ~, 6 AID II 50 D. u. Sun.
- dey at Gu, ~. snd Ii 30 =. m. and 3 q. m.
irslLs Leave AlsSandris tor Washing .oh, o.UO
s.Vo. AID 10 8: L., and II 40. 3, 3, 7, $40
p. m. SID IL night.
On Sunday al e.l5. Ind 10 q. m. snd 100 and
IL p. u.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
Suantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an.
dr.. al 7.2) auo II II g. n. daily and p o.
n. dsili, except sunday.
ssst rls!l, leaving at ii II O. M. mskes b It two
stops VIZ: 8: Qusltico end Fr. derlck bu:,,
oe:"esn Alczshlfis and Richmond.
tlcEets and intormetloo can Dc procured Il
pfnGipai railroad otstie1s snd ticket offices
s3or.aeas.. j. x. WOOD
FRANK THOMSON 1-A'A'
Gsnsra, Manager. myls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-13
NT&kM EEn.

oT1OE.
Potomac FERRY co.'s. STESMERE
FOR LANUINGS
ON TGE POTOHAC RIVER
On and tfter Jure lst.
Will Leave ns follows:
Stesmer I. V. AKKO WSilTH leaves Poto-
nsc Ferry Co.'S wharf, loo. of King s,rsst
ct 30 8. ~. DAILY, except Wednesday, ss
far ss OoltoI's. and on sunday. Tuesday and
Friday as FIR e. Aoelps Leonsrdlown. Bluff
Co6ruu and stones. On hondsy. Ttur.day
aid Saturday. for turriomon Bears Mount
Hoily. Nomlni and Prospect Hill.
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS. Manager
PotoE1sc Ferry Company.
E'CR NORFOLK. PoRTSGuUTs, FOE.
TREss MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
TIE STEAEER
GEORGE Il A RX
Carrying tho u. y HsiI)
VIII lesve her wharf foot of Prince stree. On
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS ct D 10
snd SATURDAYS. at ESQ .. n stopping al
fneY Point and Priat Loohou: going and re-
turning; Returning lesYes Acrfo:k on WEI.
ESDAYS. FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS at 4
&C eek .. n.
Bes nuE with Mag l. 1851, Excursion .ichets
will be Issued good for Jour dsys, Is follow:
First sl.ss fare to Fortress Mouine md Nor
ioik' u "; FIRST Class round Tip, S. TO; Second
class, each way, 81 90; first, clees th.e to iney
Point aud Point Lookout, ST. 50: Eirstci,ss
round trip, co. Second Glass, each way, % CT.
ctstefooms 81. Meals Is cs
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Sup..
p. e. HOOE, agent. mSI6
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Go to NC&UaNEY's sD& &c. a sual PIG
HAM luoc, nv.7,"ol cad hid cured. Jus. What
SCu Wait 10. su1Uer u.s..
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FzsE EEsa YORK.
ETEd.IEkS Il. G. Avn g RTaE.D Jewa
&2E3So2SS
EVERY FRIDAY, ut II H.; and returning,
leave y ew York, trom pier Il, SasL riY.s XIV.
ELY SA.TU aDAS. at s O'Clock =. a.
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Steamers Of this line sill run es follows,
FOE NO&ElIN,

Steamers Of this line sill run as follows.
FSS N9&FDAH,
Connecting with &e-chsats' sud Miners Line
FOR SoBtop, steamer
LsUTOP TEE Eaas
EVERY MOEDAY, WEDNESDAY sad
FKiDAY 7, ST. u o clock p.lE.; returning. lsazs
Norfolk on alternate dsys - :, O. q n,
Ihis s.aurcn iron s:eaLnar hes just oeen paint.
ed throughout, ststerooms naSls fu1nishad sni
carpste5, EDG ia ths handsOuest - we'll re the
latest bos. Oh ihe Poiom &C river snd Cnesapssks
Day, and is the oo.s a:esuer maE,cs closC con.
necton With the hAv York and Bes ton sres1a-
sFs; also connects with Richmond s.sarlecs AND
rsilrosd lines ,outh. Stops y. PI&EY rulnT
ahd fulNI LOOKOUT gong and returning
b.sinLiDg M1y let, 1851, "a crrs,on ,icse.:,
COED for Tour oays. viii 10 l.su, d ~ follows: -
Fr.ic'.ss rcuna lr:p to Fl monrue .ac NORFOLK
Do IRE! Class fare TO Fortress SnnIo. and
E.EioR AZ second Glass; each way 81 90; f.,,
class f,rt ~ fiuey F.int aud f.i.t TO- souL
81 5o, Est Class roRnd trlp TO Piuey p niu. aud
Polut Lookout ~ 81; s.coad c!ass each way 75c
SLa,eIooms 81; r.eai1 I6c.
FEsE kEsa YORK.
ETEd,uEEsS II. C. Avn g RT1.Fxs JeRs
&23Se2sS
EVERY FRIDAY. ut II w.; and returning.
leave rev York, trom pier Il, SasL river. XIV.
Eh4 Od.A - RGH l. as y CiCSE y. q.
The stesIners OF this compsuy make connec.
tlous d. NOriols Tor SVsIvC snd al po!uts EaSt:
81 Row YORK With Gil pC:nts Veg. and Nus;u.
wsst, aud ct Alexandria with Virsln!a Nid:sat
Rnlrosd and Wsshlnkton and Ohio Rsilrost
Through raLes given and freight heucled cL;p.
fully and promptly. FOR turlhor Information
Apply 10 r. a. GhAD, Arcng,
Jsnue7's wharf.
WIZ. THOMPSON, Presideus,
l4l6 street,
sep 27-tt Washington, D G.
~eess CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEsK-
Ssssassssss2 LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIyEH. pRnv1
DEACE AMI BOSTON.
StesmscslesVe Alexandria EVERY TJygs.
DAY and leave Philadeiphis EVERY san.
URDAY.
Thia line connects at Alczendris with :ha0
4. ID. and " & D. Z. Rs, ana ct Pailndoi.
phis with C!gde's regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence ind Boston
Freight Forwarded With prom psnass and cr,e.
freo of commissions. ~
No chsrgo for transfer IN Phiadelph;s. md
Q wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frenuent
departurea, Through rates and thioush h;!la
OF ladlng given. Insurance at the lowest rstes
Egenss:
+. A. REED, isEsndria.
WIN. P CLYDE & co. Philsdal,hi.
JOHNSON & 90. Wash & Georesn
ism 8-ti -
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open;ng agi s;.o>,l:s: OF she ussils.

Opening ag.i s.D.,rit: 81 she lssils.
CtoSiaQ.
Washington. y. g., aal Northeastern nsils
8. n, Il ga i Sid I - p. =.
- cslrrl !lHI!a 81 aad : is D. II.
SoGthr:n mal!e. yls Richmond, Va, 10 SO Z.
&c. Erc :; 81 :.ud Is g. H.
youth auc ooGtt.was;%ru mai!s, via LyrcG.
burg. FlTSilia MY suC through m.iis. w o.
u. aid u p. q.
AaEns=as IyIc.sion CJ S. II.
A.e1aDGi;s 10 Guu:ia Hill Va. S co a. N
orEHlTG,
Northern aE3 Mcat"r:l mails. vic Washing.
Soi. -. T., i - T.. IL. II a. ard o. y. III.
S1r;hh:a I.;:i-s, VIZ hiChmUlC, Va, & 20 L, IL
auc 81 - III.
SOUL wes;@fc c2ai!s y:a Lynchbul2, Virginia,
QErohGL n:SiI,) Including .iay D!a!s Oh MluaJd
EaiiIosG, s 80 6. II.
MaIessss U!r.s,o;l so p.ni. for locA bc1 only.
Sg1ud h:B to Z ic1hAd!i., Vs., ) ~ y. a..
cI.ca Hrl,fs-Gilco OPENS 81 Z ~ z. H., end
closes IS M .. Il.
ou@day ::oU',--oIcc ogoas st As l. &C., srd
c!C2e: ~ 3 % =, VI.
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II IS UcOh'b FIhST SUPPLY or
sPElFG GUuIS.
Hich Lacea, ia White, kcru AID Rlscl.
cY hlooons as low ,rices; t,ik sna Iiren
undergraduates, kich Buitvps, fsocy Vei.ng,.
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oss! lii mafEet; 20 q fun ice Ut Scents " h;le
ohHH, uhiauAoiIsc, Il sac celebra.rd uismund
Ih!lt 81, al EhhHtl$UN'S,
LIZ IS King street.
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4. NCDURNEY 5 STORE xoursioois- Gao get
spythiug th'y Eec1 ~ I"o line OF PICKLES.
lUaCH AID POTiED Mats. SAEDINlS. CON
DlMENTs, CONFECTIONERY &g.
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ssS~ ASK you1 dtnsg,,. :or . cj1y of "Y ou.g
III IS > Free" and rcad Il
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MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARS
cAeap al NCEURNtY
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DEFY s5esesDA.
WSY s5esess5A.
y E. TACKETT

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Our Buyer lust returned from New York.
7 ha latest novelties for
So 81 mER YEAR..
Tottad snd Figured India Mults,
Colorsd Persian Lawns,
Novritirs in Linen l.sWGa
Exquisite Patterns DCttsi Swiss Mua.ns.
Al ci.k and Six and Wool Brocsded Grena-
Gifes.
Nuns Vcilngs, special b.-ssirs,
Lave stditors to Cashmere s!oc!,
Table Linens bnd Napkins,
Special bargains in handkerchief, Hosiery,
&c. Sc
Goods bought for ca h from the loading New
! o!k houses. An e2sminLt 10 solicited.
ny2f !. <. TiilS FIT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-27
THE STAR ROUTE.
The Ringsters, in Their Sad Dilemma.
Seize at Any and Everything.

The Ringsters, in Their Sad Dilemma.
Seize at Any and Everything
WASHINGTON, June %. - The Star
route ring sieze hold of everything pos
sible and try to turn it to account in
their behalf. They have represented
Congressman Money, of Mississippi,
Chairman OF the House Commit
tie on P0stoffices in the
last Congress, as denouncing the Star
route investigation as a smut machine.
Money said to a Western Associated
Press reporter to-day that he never used
such words; that on the contrary, he
hardly iavors a rigid investigation,
as he learned and pointed out abuses
in the Star route service when
a member OF the Postofiice committee
in Congress. Money came here to ob
tain the correction OF an illusion contain
ed in special dispatch to New York
paper to himself in connection with
man VINO got Star route
contract, in which the man was
spoken of as Moneys friend. This fact
was used to make it appear that a Con.
gresham who held the position OF
chairman of the Postsffice committee,
and who had superior facilities for
knowing about the Star service, disap-
peared, and denounced the in
vestigation, like other attempts ot
the ring, to belittle and weaken.
The investigation OF this has failed.
There is report that the senate, as soon
as congress meets, will appoint CON-
mittee to prosecute an investigation into
the expenditure OF the treasury contin.
gent fund. One senator has expressed
a purpose TO offer resolution for such
investigation with a view compelling
Pitney and others to testify.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-27
THE CROPS.
Reports from West Virginia,
ohio and PennsylVania.

Pr1-rSBrRGH, June 25.-Reports from
forty towns in Western Pennsylvania,
Ohio and West Virginia regarding the
G ndition Of the crops and business
IA we been received here. While IN some
u rticulars the reports vary, they unite
"a very encouraging prospect. The
I ital tenor Of them iS that AZ present
I ne outlook il favorable for fair crop
/ wheat, although not quite up 10 last
wear, the adverse effect OF the recent
"a ms haviog neutralized the increase oil
I e acreage. The same cause, together
with the dry weather IN May, has affect.
el the corn crop uniAvorably, while oats
promise a fair yield, and hay an unpre-
csdente QUE. Ihe irdI crop Is not 80
promising, the prospects being that
there will be a light yield Of apples and
"A very poor one Oi peaches, while small
fruits have done well.
Reports on the business outlook in
tie surrounding towns are exceedingly
satisfactory, with jHsI rm, ush exeep-
tons TO mark the rule. Trade - re'
ported very brisk; payments are
promptly paid; farmers are out OF debt,
or rapidly reducing their liabilities, and
the country generally is in very sound
and healthy condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-27
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
TERRIBLE QUANDARy OF THE SIAR
ROUTE RiNGSTERS.
Immense Production of the Various Mints-
Report Of Bonds Presented tor Con-
tinuance at the Close Of
Business on Saturday
Postal Points.
FIVE DAYS LEFT FOR PRESENTATION.
WARRINGTON.

Concernins the First Assistant Postmas-
ter Generslship.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Ex Senator
Spencer SAYS the report that he is to be
appointed First Assistant Postmaster
General, is untrue, and that he never
asked for the appointment, don't want
it, and would not take it.
Judge Tyner was questioned to-day
about the truth OF the various rumors
in circulation concerning his reslgna'
ton OF the office OF the First Assistant
Postmaster General. He said his resig.
nation has not at any time been tender
ed the President or any one else, that
he don't expect to resign at any time in
the near future aud he has re lson to
believe that the position has not been
rendered to any person.
Payment Of the Fishery Award.
WASHINGTON, June 25-It is expect
ell that the report OF the examination
into the fishery award payment to Great
Britain ordered by Secretary Blaipe on
the statements and figures Of Professor
Hind will be ready to submit next wseS,
The Secretary is determined to thor.
oughly investigate all Of Hind's repre-
sentstions.
Work Of the Mints.
WAsHISGroN, June 25.-During the
week ending to day there were 5000
dollars in silver issued from the mints
of the United States Daring the CORE
spending week of 1880, there were Sl6S,'
600 pnt in circulation.
Bonds for Continuance.
At the close of business to day there
had been $4,000 0000 OF 3 per cent
coupon bonds received at the Treasury
Department for continuance at - per
cent. The latest advices from tue Lon
don agency, report that more than
$24 100000 have been presented for
continuance, making the aggregate
amount presented TO date about $50, ,OOO,-
600. This leaves S3S, 900, 900 coupon 5s
outstanding with but five days left for
presentation.