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JUDGE GRASoN's FAREwELL.-Judge Grason,
in his remarks on Saturday last, in discharging
the jury said that 1t might be the last time that
he would preside rs Chief Judge of this judicial
circuit, and that he wished to return his sin
ccre thanks for the kindness, hospitality and
courtesy which had been manifested towards
him by the bar, members of the jury and citi-
zens generally, while he had presided in Har-
ford county. He earnestly hoped that happi-
ness would attend each and every one with
whom it had been his pleasure to become asSo-
ciated
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF CANs.-An ad-
vance of ten cents per hundred upon tin cans,
said to have been agreed upon by the canmakers
and their workmen, went into effect In seven of
the large shops in Baltimore city, on June 1st.
The canmakers' society has ordered workmen
to stop work in all shops where the advance
ia not given. The strike will bea serious matter
to those of our Gamers who have not already
obtained supply
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILRoAD.-Suit has been
entered in he Circuit Court of Cecil county by
Hon. Hiram Mccullough and H. A. Stump,
Esq, counsel for the widow and six minor chill
dren of John r. Barnard, against the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany for 5000 damages sustained by the plain
tifs in the loss of their husband and father, who
was killed by the cars some time in December
last at Hayre dc. Grace
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MISSIONARY MEETING.-The fourth anniyer-
sary of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of Deer Creek Harmony Presbyterian Church,
will be held on Wednesday, June 14th, at P.
NJ The meeting will be addressed by Rev. T..
S. Wynkoop, returned missionary from India,
who during the last year made a tour around
the world. Other ministers also will take part
in the meeting. The public are cordially invited
to be present. "WEDNESDAY should be rainy and
unfit for service, the meeting will be held the
next morning, Thursday, at 10 O'Clock
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It will be observed that while New 70

It will be observed that while New York
prices are much higher than Philadelphia,
Chicago prices are decidedly above New
York prices, and it is especially notable
that the prize, per ton varies but little in
all three, indicatin. that the actual cost oil
harvesting and preserving ton OF ice is
about the same in the three cities. The
difference is chiefly on delivery by. the
week, and the presumption Is, therefore,
since a ton is OF the same value in each OF
the cities mentioned, the delivery system is
different. This is the case 10 some extent,
rs delivery in Philadelphia consists in
leaving in the yard, while here it involves
washin. and putting in the refrigerator
when required.
But tue worst feature OF the outlook is
the prospect tha: during the current week
Chicago prices will probably be advanced
10 to y per cent, as u meeting o! dealers ls
now being arranged for that purpose. This
impending advance is likel: 10 be one OF 4
series Of steps 10 extraordinary prices.
prominent dealer stated that the ice in
store is wholly inadequate to the demand;
that orders are now coming in IRON the iu-
terror, indicating that little ice is on hand,
md that Chicago dealers, besides being
short in their stock, will be called on to
make Up the deficit in The interior, at such
prices as they agree upon.
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| INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.-The Indiana
Bureau CT Statistics has issued report
showing that the average condition OF
wheat in this State is 1853 rs compared
with lC0 this time last year. Average con-
dition OF oats o., and 0! fax the same.
JACKSONVILLE Ill, May The present
condition OF winter wheat in this section
Of Illinois, from reliable information, is
iuliy 10 per cent above the average ior the
past ten years, and 80 per cent above last
year At this time. The acreage is about 10
per cent less than the average. II this is
an indication OF the winter wheat crop OF
u: United States We will undoubtedly
have the largest crop OF winter wheat ever
raised in this country.
The condition OF the oat crop is ten per
cent above an average, and p per cent bet
ter than this time last year. Acreage 20
per cent larger than 1851
Farmers are now planting corn, with in
dica:icns OF there being large acreage-2a5
per crHt above that OF last Year. About
One-third Of the wheat crop OF last Year is
still in the iar2,ers' hands, but earn has
bsen mostly marketed ut the high prices
| ruling Tor the past three months. The sea-
son IS III least three weeks earlier than las:
year. The appearance for an abundau,
harvest in this section OF Illinois are much
more favorable than 1t this date one year
ago.
CHlLEcorliE, Mo, May l.-Eeports from
thi. part OF Missouri are f4:teriug 10 wheat
and fruit prospects, The wheat Is fully
three weeks ahead OF las year and the sup
position is that the harvest will begin
here May 20 The sc.eageis larger than in
1850 or. 1851. The late cold snap did not
injare any kind of vegetation or iui; in
this region. There is a large acreage OF oars
sown, which is coming up nicely. Corn Is
being planted rapidly and the ground is in
tine condition. There will DC the largest
acreage Of corn planted in this region ever
known before Rye and barley are little
<own here. Fruits Of all kinds never
looked more promising than now. The re.
cent heavy rains have delayed compliant.
ing Il little, bu, as there is yet ample time
for it no material injury has been done.
Gardening is well advanced. Potatoes
have all been planted and are mostly
through the ground. There is little or no
corn, oats or wheat ior sale in this region
except for strictly home consumption.
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GEre aatelli9e,rte,::
THE fruit Cran pro,uixiny.


BALTIMORE, May 2.--lsepor.s from the
Eastern shore oil this State and, also, from.
Delaware are quite favorable to the fruit
crop. The bloom Is very plentiful, and
The SEVERE test put upon the orchards BY
the cold weather o! two weeks ago and the
late snow.storm have been stood very well.
So far the peach buds have only been hurt
in few regions, and even in these districts
enough will beleit to give n fair yield, The ST..
perintendent OF the Delaware division OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore
railroad, the chief freight revenue Of which
comes from the peach orchards, has RI.
cent?: made most thorough tour OF the
trnlt region, and the information he has
gathered Is complete and Trustworthy. He
..ays that all tall OF the peach crop being
injured was premature, md he had no
donot that the crop would be large one,
and in saying this he took into considera.
lion the tactthat the infant germ had many
more dangers 10 contend with before It
reached maturity. Indeed, from all that
can be ascertaintd, there is no doubt OF
good crop. 1t Will far exceed tina. OF 1850,
and will be second only TO the WON
dertul one OF 1915, when mar
kets were generally elutted and
thousands Of baskets rottetl ut railway
stations. Among the other fruits fair
crop OF apples will be grown, not 50 heavy
as last year, and better than in 1850, when
it was rather light. On the pear trees the
bloom is not abundant, but the buds are
numerous enough TO give pretty good
crop, and the trees are healthy in the upper
peninsula. The berry crop promises to be
heavy. The yield OF Strawberries will not
he anything like that OF 1851, which was a
remarkable year. However, it Is likely
that the buds will bear we'll, and tina. there
will be more money in them than in the
heavier crop OF the year before. The yield
Will probably be heavier than that OF 1850.
BtackbGsries will be abundant.
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rile,. Itching l'iicS!

The symptoms OF itching pile. are mois.
ture, like Precipitation. intense itching. most
u: night, seems as ipn worms vera crawling
in or about the rectum. The more you
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The private parts are often affected DR..
Swayne's Ointment Is the most effective rem.
edy extani for this iorIneniing complaint
Gives rest at night withou. the desire to
scratch; also has no equa! in quickly eradi.
eating letter, Itch, sal, rheum; erysipelas, bar.
ber's itch, pimp!es: all scaly, crusty, itchy
talnly the best remedy ever used in my prac.
tice"-Dc. Cotton, Woodstock, VI "fsou.
bled with itching piles for over twenty years
1t cured me completely."-L. 5. Messer, En-.
field, Ne. Sent Tor fifty cents lin ,hsee.cen,
stampss three boxes, 81 IS. By Swayne
Il Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold By all drug.
sisS In Wheeling and el~ewhere. NwFAw.
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rnEwnlppISG po,rAnvLIsuED.
RGjoicin. Over the Destruction
Of the NarbaronS ro>t and lash.

RICHMOND, VA, May I.-The.law which
has existed in this State for the pas; four
years, creating the whipping post IS ma
chine for the punishment OF petty larceny,
expired with the setting Of the sun on Sab
bath day. To-day every whipping post in
Virginia will be torn down and thrown
into the fire. At the past session OF the
Legislature, the Law creating this ancient
and obsolete mode OF punishment was re-
pealed. During the Inst campaign in this
State, the Readjus;ers plsised themselves
to abo}isit the whipping post. The law was
always Objectionable, and, when the issue
came Up in the Assembly, many Of the
Democrats voted with the Republicans 10
repeal it. lis enforcement was often at
tended with great difficulties. The courts
were given discretionary power as to the
infiction OF the lash upon women. The
negroes insisted that it was less often in,
hic,ed upon the females Of the white FACE
than their own.
With its abolition and the law requiring
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the prepayment OF the pol.tax as pre-
requisite 10 the enjoyment OF elective fran
chises, the two most Objectionable legal re-
quirements, so far as the negroes are con-
cerned, are removed. So far rs the lash
was concerned, however, many OF the
darkeys preferred to be subjected to It's IN
Fiction than 10 be incarcerated in Jail. The
Readjuste.s expect that their efforts in Sc
curing the repeal OF these laws will add
greatly to their popularity among negroes
in the campaign this year. The Democrats,
although they bit,erl ~ opposed the repeal
Of these laws before the lust election, will
claim some credit for their votes in the
Legislature when these questions were
voted upon.
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CONSUMPTION.

Owing to a popular idea that a remedy said 10
cure variety OF !nalAdi.s should be treated with
caution, II not suspicion. the Inventor hesttaied
some time IN placing 1t before the public: but from
the gratifying assurance BE- great number ot the
rare v!:Atlzius and hcatih.rNnewinE properties OF
his preparation OF Hspopho>phiics, uuder variety
OF circumstances ne i equally satisfied that ihp>
effects arc secured BY It's use that its hcsIon Is Pc
cuiia. to his 1rpparAtfOa and that CtlSSE APTiU%
Is not only CCRA=LE bur. up to ceftaln sage, Is
aS easil! controlled As most othe. organic diseases
While !: Il the ain OF the inventor 20 convey IN
formation TO such require his Hypophosph!tcs, Il
Is his firm belief thNt is use will he valuable To all
whs dcs:ic a long HE CT who axe struggling 70.
health.
With \ taith based upon the experience OF twelve
years. he would not despair Of restoring patient
suffering from the HbOyeI-dlseaSe. even tho eh re-
actual c..aNIc loss.
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Dr., FIazjp['s Root bitteTs

Frzc!s:s 20: B!t:ers are not a dram shop whisky
ss7saE- be; are strictly medicinal IN eve.y stti~..
raeT Ict St:uagiy uIon TIE liver and kidneys, keep
As h,Es.s O;Ea and resulGr make the weak st:nns.
"a! tx lung, build up the re.rcs and cleanse the
s.-,! .1t '!y,e:n OF every tmruTi.y.
70: .t=.Gesy Rush OF Blood 10 the Head. tending
Is 4ropitEy, Dyypeps!a, Fever and Ague. DsopsE:
tz;Les And Blotches, Scro!ulous Humors and
S,7 Tette., s!ag Worm, White Swelling. Erys!pe-
~ Sn'e E!vs, and Tor young men suffering IRON
weakness or Debility caused from !Ip.uccnee, and
. s=zLss in delicate health, Fra-iess Root Bitter
~ SPECIALLY recommended.
r, Y-1I!e;: Ihave used tive bottles OF you: Root
s::e1 70, DrsrestdA, Dizziness, Weakness and Kid.
~ Nseise. and they did ne mon good than the
.s:a- and Ill the medicine ever used. From the
q !.e took began 10 mead. and am now in
i.!rt HeAith and ieel As veil as ever did. con.
&c: !o1. medicine o.e o. the creates: OF eies:usA
MRS. u. MARTIN, Cleveland. Ohio.
SID sT LoSNa Z Co, Bridge Corner. Wheeling
K. B! t:1Sg.Ss Everywhere al s. PC. bottle.
HENRY / CO., Sole rrop'rS.
t4.eov T., Vesry street New YORK CITY,
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These are double the prices OF last sum
mer, when ice sold as low as 5? per ton.
and Is pounds day YVES delivered ct 50
cents week.
The same increase is reported elsewhere.
Prices in New York are higher than since
1873 (about double last year., and are ex-
citing considerable complaint, as they are
above Philadelphia prices. The following
comparative table shows the prices now
current in these cities:
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Evils to be Avoided.

Overeatiug is in one sense as productive of
evil rs intempe1ance in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep the body purified with Bur
dock Blood Bitters, and you will be rewarded
with robust health and an refrigerated sys-
tenn. Price 81 90.
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Why will you suffer, when DR.. Virgins
Luns*o.t Compound is safe and speedy
cure for coughs and colds Try it. Fo. sale
by Logan & Co., and all druggists.
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Go TO your druggist 70. Mrs.. Freenan's Ne,c
National Dyes. For brigh,nessand durability
OF color, are uEequaled. Colo. from . to S
pounds. Directions in English And German.
Price, Is cents. IT,.
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Oscar WILDE never heard OF Dr.. Virgins
Lungwnr, Compound till he came 10 America.
1t cures all coushssnd colds Try it. Sold
by Logan L. Co, and all druggists
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DEAE sIa:-AToS me 10 say that esteem you,
'uyTophnsphites" rlCri highly, and for those en-
gagged In professions which draw largely o. the
nervous system 1t Is invaluable. Ihave use: II my
self with the must satisfactory results md have in
tsoducrd Il 70 isrEc uEnIber O! my ne0pi'-
EEv. X v. HARE.
anr'rs4~ Pastor St 9lrhaeis Catholic Church
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4 CHILLY kCHJECT.
The Zee Supply and Proposed Prices
this sumner.

tEtcaeo LINES
The ice men will have things all their
own way this season. Usually the small
packers within and near the city harvest
enough ice to break the market and force
the heavy packers to come down. Last
winter, however, these small packers failed
10 secure more than oue-fourth their usual
crop, and will cut small figure in the
market, and the heavy packers will be en-
ab!ed 10 make such figures As 10 suit them
selves. The following is the current price
list.
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THx" .onion HAIR Color kestorern
is the most delightful article ever in.
troduced TO the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
Ressorers, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients thai render many
other articles for ibe hair obnoxious.
Where badness or tallin: Of the hair.
exists, or premature grayness from
sickness or other Causes, It's use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleans.
ing the scalp from all impurities, dan.
draa, etc, u. the same lime q pleas
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
gravity pertumed, rendering the hair
soft and pliable, making 1t an ihdis-
pensable article in every toilet Ask
your druggist for London Hair Colo,
Restorer. Price IS cents bottle.
Some ten years ago my wife's hair con,
'nenced fslling, and got very thin and .urne,
gray, but after using London Hair Colo
Restoser the scalp became healthy, the hal
topped falling, the color was restored, ant
s now growing beaudfully.-J. A. TrsEs
Wilson, n. c. xwr4w
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OSg HUNDRED DoILAEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile oiatmen, Is
4 R7ra e,,r9 for p;Ies nav
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wEDB'S ECLECTRIC MEDICINE

bI;.r!:!re ard esectual remedy !or all Nervous
hseASs in every stage OF lite-young or Ole, male
s,:e=s:.. Loss Of ,!lAliiy, Defective Memory, In
p.,e! lain Powcr, and diseases f:om which an
ulal..al waste OF lie springs all OF whch cannot
III L sa:rrniae The whole system. Every organ
! rAtsae!. every power pro.,s1ted, and many
7.y. lie Eir |, IN early death It reiuyinates age
I'D -eiartsg71:es youth Each package contains
s.eaez. !oi Two weeks treatment Write for pam
phl-t xtrA vii " sent free, with tula particulars
SID !! NJ pfEl;!sts At 80 cents package. OF
IaeEe lSetsiet !ot y % "iil " seAs Zee D! H.A'!
"s33E ELECTRIC MEDICINE CO..
4 cur scA.A..et1i. Buffalo, y. 7.
LoiAS co.. Wholesale and Retail Agents,
ANaLltr.
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FoR all urinary and female complaint!
take Manalin.
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HOME PROOF

.Jt-.1 AaA Live. Il-eases And RheuEit!S0-
.7.s,,, Terribly -"SOtAtng seemed 70 help me;
-'' ZErT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va
,a--a, Poic7rs Of Noe, Inr4ire,. HoIce.-sri-
h.! or pas. IG:enI r.r.!tane tsiled 70 help ne.
o. .z!ih completed! CI:ed Tie.
Of -}e!1el :. Co. Wheeling. u. Va
cr,,..;ts AMI t!C4ieI salrarh.-'"r.easGca
.orJes.s A..rl to give &c :si!cL D1. smith cc:ed
- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance igeaL
Fa-"RIa them .oi fourteen yeas D: sra!ts
zsat: =e." LOUIS 7, WASHINGTON.
s.aQ4, gsar!as son< on Eead-"Ny sou WIS
,tr.e! IL: luu:te+sa ysA4. Nothing seemed 70
Nes. CATHERINE CAPS.
SA:ksT street, Wheeling, VI. Va.
Clare.-'suee:e! fos Te.rs with cancer. Had l:
ct OCT :a:ee tines. II :etu ne! s.:ec each ope:a.
to- Dr. smith cured re without knife, caust.c O.
;A:.-" MES, z. y. oRCuIT.
.lgr. Fc;2,a .. Anoa-sAI Q! ny back for IS
.sk. Eepjrtet dying. Dr.. :1n!A cr:ec re with
TEoSAs coLvLS.
TSottsle GOcer, Main 81, " teeH-x, ". "a.
cosn1ols Of Return, tzUAlsus and fIeS-
". gvcg up 70 die and Pronounced !ccucao!e.
D: :E.2 .csrd re without E1lC"
&isEI,,;;G ron DELAST.
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ET e o, IA.twd:cs:-~Dr. sm!:as professional
ssT!-S Il Iy IAl1-! HAF- SSGl L1oes hllGsIsbGNoss
"a le0l=@7G E!c % 81 - gentleman and
I-!!;l Pa!s.c.aa-' s|
M AAF;a:t; soIo .ays:--"I asi e..ea It aeriag
.g -'e2 !tAa and i-eAted By :..ac? physicians 70:
st7sf-iA Dr.. sz1Iia sAid had q Apc~wo.Iu ard
Z e.Ecl hoEc a.Eoyed monster 100 Tee: long"
Fe=:1e -o.nriAtlt&-Tatte yeaEs In hospital for
ts-..= 5y. Ie pccl!l!a, advantages II such cases
Es7o-i tgea4 u cAa!.h. diseases Of heart, 1!ye.,
nI=Ast k!is4e!1, sk!a. Blood, nervous affections
aot 1tAkaeets Of 1,ea AID youth, sc.otula Aac
A;a-. 4SS!y . ny success
r.ls ege=1 w.iho1i tae slite.
e...s-a II :Yuace NAY be treated By !ettc. and
u:.:I.loa sll:11He1. 4 Gh.-t for sci: cIa1o1aa-
too -eai o. .eu:pt Of two tases-eent stamps, aac
I!r!a :..1:.-. kee.
Ca2ec!aad1 It oas Tee. os.ce hours i,ea "a.
4. u ~, (I!!. Call "a OF address.
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lpS 10 III Chsrl.ne s., Wheeling ". Va
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0-'- Vslliu.ey your case, TO BE PAID
Il ~ -, * gsp Sr::e for particulars: and
FoA VIZ W., nh Sook Message 10 the Cn'o'iu'
~ N gsytS0 vii b Pa 70 aar ehen!'; who
s a. r. - is.ri,& 10 So;t!c; Of :; :; a. one
1890. 49,! $780, gNlF"r specific Co.
"a H'---'' Prop Eetc.s, Atlanta, Ga
~. y a., nr y,1,l.r sse reduced 70 s. IS
.. nd .a,.i ,Iie toldirg kalt the quantity
~ ~ APPS
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MEDICAL.
--.-z-----.;--Ss.I--5-EE!> SsJcya
EBAgSN

VTvruls, TIM, VA! T, lS'I.
,,Si.,,tis. ri :. !. ). n a year. u
q,t,ys odd lJ pS'H tS, faction, tslf minded
- roo anlIri, ,.,.r ,ts a. po'iiIvs specific.
- - ava TstuEa'-' GlsIIiILD \ Co.
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49, ,,rs1!liG, NJ, ray 10. ISL.
,. t.r.r .,!,.4vi!on than any med
,sstI'afeG u !, 4. FLExSkK.
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nr,ver. COL, May :, ISL.
tr,.- ,.rE.sGi 'feAA' So l. AElssATgK.
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,.,sa.-s 70 tA!i to cure a case o!
.rst..!ss Sa.a f;V5N''' FL! WAR2xs,
Perry, Ga.
Ts.i1''ihE7'" i. tolguirT. Gov. o. Ga.
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yryo>S, Va. Nay II; 1851.
.u,s nJ 10 u, IN rrs4rd to the meg.
70, a: TX! -1' ''1' FOLK XttLtK 1 Co.
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DR.. J, {. SMITH,

10 III CuAPLlNE STREET.
y, -. srt.sass Of phyECAa's succe.s Is the scs-
t-s--r Al nj l.sGa IheiAcTeAsing demands for
- e:57a, S-y.ces pruTe ihR: have dealt
ss.6rAby and tl.:!y wa tho~e Who bare consulted
- c;yrf ~ Isi:eat's name without perEis-
~. ts5grs hSY. many huaGrvd certificates trota
e. g.. rsS:a haze tGs! Alter they hsd been pro
,onss,,I i5rr.7s,e Aiho;oCgh ned!cs. education.
- S-.7 Ltrpi:. 1tefieaCc and familiarity
,;i- ;srri;-E'.c A-eais, ccee o5Eeryance Of tenn
,r1-s.X ;ecll.sa;trs and s:I.ct attention 70
srcr..c infringement icsuFes tnccea', Il cure Is
49, 1Yt ir,ni.J StIe tic patient r.y opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-03
-pri!y except suIday.
M. and No. 9 stop al all Stations.

L. L Y. Palace. D,avlas k.o,a and Sleeping ca,
on al night trains 60
C!ose connections are made Tor ali points South
and Southwest. North and Northwest: making ihts
desirable route for coloRists and pe;son. moving
70 the gres! West, and to whom partcula: attention
Is given
Leave Wheel!ns..-.6:io !. ", .:loP y, $50 PIX
No TRIMS run on this Division on sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale 4: Depot.
fce open a; all hour during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cLee:fuIy
riven. W II. CLEMENTS. u, OFT.
p 7. DEvRIE. Gent Agent Wheeling.