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Husband and Wife.

HTOHt uH ECChtUHye.
Preserve sacredly the privacies of
your own house, your married state,
and your heart. Let no father or
mother or sister or brother even per-
sumo to come between you, or share
the joys or sorrows that belong to
you two alone. With mutual help
build your quiet world, not allowing
your dearest earthly friends to be
the confident of aught that concerns
your domestic peace. Let moments
OF alienation, if they occur, be healed
at once. Never, no never, speak OF
it outside, but to each other confess
and all will come ont right. Never
let the morrow's sun still find you at
variance. Renew and renew your
vow; it will do you good, and there
by your minds will grow together,
contented in that love W hich is strong.
err than death, and you will become
truly one. tb4tfNlf tr.-J
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ding cold water. Strong lye should
only be used when the tree is DOR
mant-as in any effuectnal strength
it will burn the foliage. One hun
dred large trees per day, can be wash
ed thoroughly.
This covers the Egound compete
ly, and is earnestly urged upon the
attention of the orchardists of the
Pacific coast. An ounce of proven
ton is worth the whole list OF pat
ent "cure-alls." The suggestion as
to killing scale by boring into the
tree and putting various substances
therein, have been tested and proved
Intellectual.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

GalnesvlIle, Fla, Sep. Is, 1881. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed norice If
i ner intention to make final proof in SUP
be made before Jno. w. Dickins. CIerli
Circuit Court. at Enterprise, Fla. on
friday, October 28th, 1881, viz: Maov
=. Jamlson, Homestead No. 8,729 for the
northwest ! of northwest section 7,
township IL south, range 80 east. She
lanes hun me following witnesses to prov.
walton Of. SAID land, viz: Benz Cook q
BeLand, Fla RUFUS f. Dougherty Lew g,
ford, Fla. T.. A R al NJ Sere
~ Register,
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Descriptive Circular
|! D!:!!:E! DEL. !! !! FLORIDA.

csr-~Trzsz-@ --.rs<- ---
The Village of DeLand is located
five miles east of our landing, on the St.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly III the Geographical
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the centre
of the
Great Orange Belt.
This place is about twenty-five miles
from the Atlantic Ocean, and is almost
constantly, favored with tempered
Sea Breeze,
and from It's elevation above the river. it's
ocatiOn among the pines. and it's isolation
from all standing water, 1t Is peculiarly
adapted to the necessities OF lnval1ds.
This belt of land is about twenty miles
long, and averages about five miles wide
gently undulating. and, in our immedi-
ate vicinity. somewhat hilly. Oul lands are
Unsurpassed i'm e fertility
by any pine region IN the State. In our
village, which is only four years old, w
have fine
school Building,
used also for union Sunday School and
church services.
We have daily mails, three general mer-
chandise stores one of the largest in South
Florida, drug store, millinery and no.
ton store. furniture store.
The Florida AgricuItualiSt,
large ei9ht-page weekly paper, is pub
llshed here, and is valuable paper for
those desiring information from Florida.
railroad from our Landing via DeLand to
the Atlantic Coast is chartered and work
commenced. also material on hand for
telephone to our landing. Our boarding
houses afford good fare at reasonable
prices. Carriages run to meet the mail
boats daily to carry passengers to and
from the landing
For the information of Invalids we vii
add that, several good physicians are set
tied IN our midst, cultivatlng oranges as
a business. but affording excellent medica
aid when required. They report the fol-
lowing
Remarkable Health Record
During the years 1875, 1879 and 1880 within
a circle of 6 miles diameter, DeLand being
the centre. with a population aver
aging over $50, many of whom came here
invalids, there have been but 4 deaths.
Two were infants under 6 months, and 2
were men who came here sick
A Chain Of Lakes
northwest of us afford protection from
Irost SO perfect that the extreme cold of
Dec 20, 1880, did not ipjure our orange
trees or fruit. tf
We are offering these choice lands to
actual settlers, at from ten to thirty
dollars per acre. Village lots and i'm
proved property for sale also. For fur
Their particulars call ON or address
j. Y. PARCE
DeLand, Volusia County, Fla
Ell. A. DELAND, a J.$I
Fairport. Monroe Co., NY.
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OCTOBER IL.
MO theirs :, mothers, mothers,!.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get a bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
upon it there is no mistake about There is
nomother on earthwho has ever used it, who
viii not tell you at once that it will regulate
lief and health to the child operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the perscrip-
t!on OF one OF the Oldest and best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 20 cents bottle. 129tf
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A Cough cold on Sore 1hroat

should be stopped. NeglecU frequently results
is an Incurable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrOches are certain
to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases.
For thirty years the'Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new OF untried
use for nearly an entire generation they have
attained well merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age. Public speakers
ana Singers use them to clear and strengthen
he Voice. Sold at 25 cents box everywhere.
129tf
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ST-----N121ThN -are@
The Village of DeLand is located
five miles east of our landing, on the ST.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly III the Geographical
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the centre
of the
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BURLINGTON, VI, June 9a-Prssldent
Garaeld:hSs accepted the invitation Of W.
O. Smith to become bis guest at St. Al.
bans during the meeting Of the Teachers
Institute. THE President will leave
wlllismstown on the afternoon Of July
7th, for 81. Albans. On the arrival Of the
President at 81. Albans, he will be
received by the militia and escorted 10
The residence Of W. o. Smith. On Friday
President Garfield will address the public
from q stand 10 the Park, and In the even.
ing will hold reception at the Welden
House. On Saturday the Presidential party
will leave for the White Mountains via
Mount Pilier. Gov. Farnham will de.
liver the opening address to the members
Of the Teachers Institute on Friday.
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sideration. The press 90 reports him. What
do Col. Cook and the prosecution authori.
ties mean to say2 That one Grand Jury Ia
more honest, more Trustworthy than an.
other2 Or Is it that the prosecution we're
in search Of q Grand Jury to fit their
caseP Even II this were the object he did
not think they had succeeded.
Gen. Brady for months had been sub.
iscted TO q torrent Of abuse on all aides,
He has his EightsSs citizen and he should
be permitted to meet ct once these calum.
nies before the Courts. His right TO JUS
tics should not be delayed q single day,
Let all the testimony be brought before
the Grand Jury OF once, und II Q true bill
10 found against Brady his counsel are
ready for trial. Let this villifcaton
stop; let this torrent Of abuse be put en-
end to, Thismatter was presented TO the
court as OF public notority, It Ia true that
Brady is not named, except by public ru.
NOR, but It Is, nevertheless, true. II Ia
known throughout the Gauntry that he Is
the principal object aimed at in the prose-
eution Of what is named as the "Star
Route" frauds.
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CHICAGO June 23.-Flour, In good demand
at full prices. Wheat, active, firm and higher;
No. 2 red winter 81 l5at 18x: No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 1SX cash: 81 lSxaI l3k June;
81 AK August: 81 12H September; No. 5,
higher at 4fKaISc cash 474Ia47Eo June;
4axc July; l6,Sa46Kc August; 47Hs47l<c
September elected 44Nc. 0lts, active, firm
and higher at 39No cash and June; 37Nc
July 2S1Sc August; 27Xo September; reject
ed axe. Rye hrmer At &c., Barley steady.
Pork, quiet and weak at Si8 35 cash; Si6 32a
10 S2h July Sle 42Hale 45 August $3.50
September. Lard steady and In fair demand;
at $40 IS cash $40 81 July; $40 SIX bid Au.
gust; $lO S2]Sal0 IS september. Bulk meats,
steady and unchanged Whisky steady at
81 O9.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
a. reported BY John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
NJ Al, -.
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A BIG COnEr
Visible All Over the UnIted States In tho
NOPtheasteFn sky,

NOFtheasteFn sky,
DAYTON, O., June 2S.-Tussday morn,
ing, the 2lst inst, comet was discovered
in the horizon northeast oil the city, BY
John P. Flaum, German astronomer ol
this city who has given much attention To
the subject. The comet was first seen al
$500 A. NJ, Columbus time. II travelled
with great rapidity, but was discernible
!or more than an hour for two mornings
Since 1t has been seen, each morning Il ID
slightly higher In the horizon and few
minutes earlier. No previous publication
respecting this comet has yet been seen In
this locality.
ROCHESTER, June 2S.-Two simultaneous
dispatches were received by Prof. Swift, OIL
the Warner observatory, by which It ap.
pears that another great comet has been
discovered by Prof. sharples, Of the Hav.
ford college, Pa. He says L, 7. Edwards
saw II with his naked eye this morning,
and Edgar L. Larkin, Of New Windsor,
ILL.,, also reported seeing It, and that 1t is a
vast, new comet, located In the Constelera.
ton Auriga, about eight degrees from
Ospells, and It is mot improbable that II
may be the much expected comet OF 1919,
which should appear not far from that To-
cality. There 10 some question as 10
whether the honor OF the discovery and
the Warner prize Of $500 belong to Lstkin
or Edwards.
C1xclSNArt, June 2S.-The new comet
was plainly visible here little before
o'clock this morning. II appeared about
fifteen or eighteen degrees above the
horizon, in the northeast. The tail,
which is large and luminous, points TO-
ward the zenith.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The comet
reported disCoyered in two places in the
Eastern States last night, was seen here
early this morning by Prof. Hanks. 1twal
seen Of Bodie, GAL, OF 4:43 q. M, where
the neuclus was well defined with q bril-.
liant tail. II was observed at Tombstone,
Arizona, at 4 o. M, with the neuclus ap,
.parently half the size Of the full moon.
The tail is fan shaped and very brilliant
All the dispatches state the comet wal
northerly heading northwest and just
above the horiz1n.
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lt,eems that grain is now carried from
ChiesVo 10 New York by all the trunk
lira at fifteen cents per hundred pounds
The nte to Baltimore Is always three
cents Ices per hundred than to New York
Tbs would make twelve cents from Chi
sagu TO Baltimore. And yet fourteen and
shall cents Ia charged on grain from
Wheeling 10 Bltimore. We submit that
IVo and shalt cents Of q discrimination
br carrying freight less than half the
dtitanee ls pretty steep. The rate
IRON here TO New York is seventeen and
tAali cents. It ought not to be over ten
cent? 10 Baltimore and twelve cents to
New York
On The l3!h'ol this month a new sched'
OlAOI rates on West bound freight from
Wheeling to leading Western points went
into eject For instance, nails are now
carried from here to Chicago at fifteen
cents per kes, to st, Louis at twenty cents,
latiAnspolis twelve cents, Cleveland
aNea cents, Columbus ten cents, Cincin.
nM Ten cents and Louisville fourteen
cent?
The nts on nails to Baltimore is fifteen
cent? PET hundred pounds, Philadelphia
Iiissen cents and New YorF eighteen
cents.
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CHICAGO, June 2S.-GriScom slept
soundly for six and half hours last night
and swoke refreshed to day for the first
time since the beginning Of his fast. He
started out for q walk attended BY
watchers, going to Lincoln Park and
making long tour through that interest.
ing place, Returning the party made .
visit Of inspection o PslatiSl private
residence in course OF erection on
the North Side. The party started at 9;l5
a, NJ, returning OF ll:45, having walked
several miles, Weight at noon 1851, bs.
ing one pound less than yesterday, Pulse
81, respiration 10, temperature as3.
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WARRINGTON, Pa, June % "A few days
ago an account oil horrible outrages com.
mttted in Spring Hill, Green County. was
given IN the Press. Since that time the
citizens have again been molested. Mrs.
John Cole was tarfed and feathered, aud
then ridden on o rail- halt o mile. Mr..
Cole and Mr.. State were compelled to run
the gauntlet. Another man In the house
escaped brutal treatment by jumping from
an up.atairs window.
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a Lahor Rlol h an Inalaua Torp.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, June 9S,-A special
from Huntington, Ind, says a strike oC,
CURED at Antioch, four miles from Hunt.
iuEton, at the railroad shops yesterday.
The strikers refused to let the men work,
got drunk and broke into Brubaker's ga.
loon. Brubaker fred on them, fatally
wounding three and seriously woundlng
four others. l, N. Dawson, justice OF the
peace, In trying to qusll the mob was
riddled with buCkshot and killed, The
greatest excitement prevails. The mob
threatens to burn the town.
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Wrnus. beg the general readers atten'
lion for taxing up SO much space lately
Win local Commsnceme proceedings
Some people do not enjoy such reading,
buts good many do, especially the friends
and relatives Of the rising generation,
II. proceedings are part oil the "age and
bOdy oI the times" and must be Chroni'
lsd ~ portion Of our local history. Be-
dds, ltis Gu encouragement to the work
IN In lhs cause Of education, teachers and
pupiIs, to show an interest 10 their worn,
lad q good thing 10 do in any point oI
I.v, The more interest taken by the
Pre-, 10 this important work the better
viii b The results achieved.
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PHtLApELpHtA. June 23.-F'lour In good
demand; weststn extra "a 0OA ~ Minnesota
extra IS 6Oae 26; Ohio extra IS 9oa6 25:
Illinois choice, so 30; winter patents, good
90 so: spring patents IS 26a7 35. Rye aOur
1uiet end st ady at IS 00A6 26. Wheat strong
and higher; No. 2 red elevator 81 28M
No. 2 red June 81 26al 28IS; July 81 2ika
26 August 81 23Xai PAX; September
o. 24ItSi 94X. Corn in good demand rejected
lSc; No. 8 mixed Soc; steamer and elevator
$40; sail mixed track $40; sail yellow grain
depot 67Ka67 10; sail mited Juns 6SHaS6c;
july 6eAa6eAci August b1Nstsc; septem.
ber 66Xa56Nc Oats weak: No. 2 white
43Hc; No. 3, 42a42c Iic, miTed 3DA39I<c Provi.
6ions In fair demand. Butter, creamery i9A
23c: New York and Bradford county, Pa,
lsa2lc; dairy l2ilsc Eggs quiet OF l7al7 Hc.
Cheese, creamery; Ha9c, Petroleum quiet at
sKc. Whisky Hrm
CtNctNsAft, June "a. - Cotton, demand
active At i0Ke. Flour strong and higher;
family t5 6oaj IS; fancy 20 00a8 30. Wheat,
No. 2 red winter 81 %. Corn higher; No. 2
mixed $50. 0aR dull and lower. No. 2
mixed $3.50 Rye steady No 2. 800, Barley,
none Offering. Pork quiet at Si6 81 71aiB 90.
shoulders % lax; clear rib - 80. Bacon, de.
mand active; shoulders 90 SIX; clear rib
% SIX; clear 90 IS. WHISKY 81 IA. Butter
steady fancy creamery go, Western Re.
srVe i6c, Central Ohio Ac.
ToLtDo, June 9S.--Wheat Slruua; No 2 red
WABASH spot and June o. 24H July 81 1871
August tl Tx; anibsr Michigan 81 2'H.
Corn Stfang high mixed i6Ac bid, 5Dc asked.
Cats no ninally unchanged.
Nav OaLEGSs. June 23.-Colton firm; mid.
ding i01So; low midding 9,Gs good ordinary
9Nc. Net receipts 776 nslss gross 9l5 bales,
exports colslWias l,sW bales, = les 2,W ,'ales,
stock 1900 bales
ciSeiSSI1t June 9S-Hosa firm common
and ilaht a 26aaOOi packing and butchefs
S5 l0aH Is. Receipts y7O headi Shipments
ESQ head.
Ntv otLsGNs, June o : Rice tismer; ordi.
nary 10 prime lHa6No Others unchanged.
AS4vEar, June .-PttRotGuN- Refined
isNL
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CHATTANOOGA, TESN, June 23.-Towns
along the line Of the Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad seem singled out BY furious
storms. Three destructive storms pre-.
vailed there last week, damaging several
towns severely. Last night another passed
over Huntsville, Alabama, blowing down
and entirely demolishing large three
story brick cotton seed oil mill which was
In course OF erection,
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CoL, AlrcE CAMPBELL, OF Bethany, has
In, ,s,urusd from the South. Hereport'
.,,slI.pt crop prospects in Louisiana
v,,,i,,iupi, Alabama, Arkansas and Ten
....ss. The cotton crop promises exceed
Ir,Iv we'll, He says that politics are dead
Jo,n there. The people, without respect
h Da,t, ara aglins! Oonkllug. There Ia
mueb il,a.islac!ion in Louisiana with the
grs government. The Colonel pro-
.ouucss II the worst government by odds
Nm, ba, ever existed in the State, Demo
er,dc though II is
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Prssident GArnsid ana ths PSnnsyit
Editors.

LoNo BRAScH, June 23.-Pfesidsnt
Garfield reviewed the Seventh Regiment
veterans this morning, Snd then went To
the Ocean Hotel, where be was accorded
a reception BY the Pennsylvania editors.
He was introduced by President ChaltAnt
Of the association, The President an.
nounced that having only q few moments
10 spare on account Of previous engage.
nshts, II would give him pleasure TO shake
hands With all the editors and their wives.
Alter shaking hands the President left
ioT The Seventh Regiment Veteran dinner.
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sad Tats on ! uFitis ana Groom.

Nsw YoaK, June 7s.-A Savannah dis.
patch announces the death, at Rogers
Mil pond, Of John Middleton and bride.
They we're crossing q ieffy after theit
Wedding when Mn. Middleton fell
into the water, and het husband attempt.
ed her rescue. The bodies were recovered
locked In each others arms.
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a PolIiIeni Murder.

VIRGINIA CRY, June 2S.-DAniel Ksl.
lshsr, Deputy County Clerk, was stabbed
and killed on the street by Dennis Hen,
nesPay, q Cufhstons broker. The cause IL
notlully undestood, but ills believed to
be political matter. w
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New YoRK, June 24.-Two thousan i
four hundred immigrants landed here
within the past twenty.four hours. The
Superintendent Of the Labor Bureau at
Castle Garden has just received applica.
tions for 5C0 to 1,0C0 Norwesians and
Swedes 10 work on the railroad in New
Mexico at 81 so per day.
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r,,s r Glp,oS, Of huntington, was
...9aD,y .1"S no. a popular P. NJ. They
saS, snS'L' on, the brass band when the
.. OsasT If hi, removal reached town. They
as'' l'., ,,.io ,ha, he was very unaccom'
'Ssa.ano. s"I We quote from s1 Auditor
V.,n.,.s I"" paper, which is bitterly anti
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SAN FRANcr.co, June 2S,-The Are that
broke out in tombstone, AriEons, destroy.
ed the whole business part Of the place,
causing a loss OF $2J0,0OO and leaving 800
people homeless. There were but few acci.
dents, though one miner in despair cut his
throat, and Peter Murphy shot himself
khFonVh kha head.
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CHICAGO, June 23.-It Is stated on au.
thority that important changes are to be
made In the management Of the Chicago
Postofics for political reasons. John NJ.
Hubbard, Superintendent OF The Carrier
Service, and an active Blaine man during
the campaign, has already been asked 10
reaiRR before July |.
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we FsgpEsrck GOODVELLow has been
-, 10 Missouri on a visit to relatives. He
wv 'D.ut .Dus,ime in St. Louis and Cinc1n.
W., W. an route, and says that the amount oi
SaTos,s doing at these places, and wheF'
s'., he went, 10 very large. Hstook some
% ',ir. 10 inform himself on the subject
siI q. ,s,urped by river from Cincinnati and
i,,.,s.,ed himself in noting the large
'mopo, Of business doing at the various
,rdipv. lie found the crop prospects to
bs generally good.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 92.-Young
Copsn, who killed Riley up Elk river last
tall, received Eve years in the psuitsn.
tiary, and ". H. Davis, who shot the
Marshal Of st. Albans, In May last, was
sentenced to one year In the penlisntiafy
Ln.haN.
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Ghe 9ntell9Fnffr.
.5. "a apa n TO1rlrsalh slEseL.
n,ILY lNTELLIGEACEE

.r.louy address, postage prepaid I0F
n' d'' ~ e,pl,; one VNE /, hitSsn e'H'; two
srI'"H, ~, Int, one month, IiIty'n'o cent?
'''u '1% ~. ons dollar and thirty cents tAfs'
no n'S, ,"o dollars payabL IA ad'Ess.
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A RAILROAD coNsoLIDArloN
OfMOre Ihan Ordinary Local interest 10
West Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, June 2S.-The Rich.
mond & Allegheny, Atlantic L North
Western aud Ohio Central Railroads con.
Solidated to-day, practically making
the connection Of RiChmon with Toledo.
The new road will be known 90 the
Richmond, Allegheney & Ohio Central
Railroad. The directors include Calvin
y. Bryce, Lima; Daniel P. Eils, Cleveland ;
Jos. S. Miller, Wheeling; Geo. F. stoner,
Cleveland, and Samuel Thomas, Oolum.
bus, Ohio.
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Pnnnunen TO cLAnnsnnna.
me AiGaIon Of col. Hen wilson and n.
t.LoWndsa 10 Pittsburgh.

"S""Se" W VFltsouFBn'
PITTSBURGH, June 20.
Special Dispatch to Ss lutslll.sucer.
Hon, Ben. Wilson aud Mr.. r. T.
L'Vudss, OF Clarksbufg, W. Va, have
been In conference here with capitalists
upon the subject Of constructing a rail.
road from CIatSburg to Unioutown, Pa.
They we're cordially met by .hs,s capital.
III, who are fdlLhAndsd with money
.ad we're promised a cheerful response "a
a' liberal oilers Of the counties Of Harri
@n And Marion. 1t Is conceded that these
s'ntlsuen presented very strong induce.
men" to our capitalists to at once put in
course ; Of construction the said road. II
Oalls twill bring Pittsburgh and Clstks
SafV within Eve hours Communication
bynll. p
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MILWAUKEE, June 2S.-Albsft slocum,
the largest nanuiIctutero Of Leghofn straw
hats In the Northwest, has made an a..
gigDment. Liabilities t25O,0OO, asssta
figl 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

JEssy Crr. June 2s.-Ths Pennsylva.
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four tracks upon lie New York division
between Philadelphia and jersey City.