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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-16
srEAMROAT LAcoSIcs.
And General Note. 81 Intsrs.' % NV

And General Notea o. Interest 70 River
Men.
The Montana passed down on route for St.
Louis yesterday morning.
The Jim Wood pa1Sedup with empties aud
the Hope with tow Of stayesyesterday.
The 81. Lawrence Is on It's way from Gin.
einnah and will be Saturdays boat for that
point
Mr.. Henry sllade, formerly Of the steamer
9. W. Bachelor, has accepted q position on
the steamer Diurnal.
Sweeney & Son, Of this city, have received
the contract for building the new cylinders
for the steamer Diurnal.
Mr.. VIM. Burkett, formerly steward Of the
Courier, has accepted the same position in
Tom Dufrs restaurantin Pittsburgh.
The little steamer Pres Ellison Is offered
for sale, For several months past, II has
been laid up just above the water works
We are informed that one OF our prominent
steamboat men Is about TO open one Of the
finest restaurants that has ever been In this
city.
James Hall, formerly engineer on the
sciOtO, has resigned his place and will take
charge OF the machinery on the steamer 81.
Lawrence, his former situation.
The Pittsburgh arrived YESTERDAY morning
en- route from 81 Iotiis 10 Pitt,buf,h HAVING
In tow he disabled Sidney. The Belmont
Heatherlng's new boat assisted m tnwin1
the Sidney IN.
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For three weeks past The Local Inspectors
at this port have been inquirlng into and
obtaining evidence 10 the recent collision be
tween the Katie stockdale and b. D. Wood.
They are about closing the case up. Both
sides have submitted charts that are as wide
y apart almost as the two poles. The cyl
dence Is as bad. inspector Young says he
I never saw case WheFe 'he TWO sidSs ainerea
~.
The Sidney arrived yesterday morning In q
disabled condiuoG, the repairs to her steam
apparIa. nv. WLlch pussvea win suen laAl re-
sIls Iast Frilay not having yet been made
III Deiinoht IoWeu lne sIeaher 70 tue Etha
ailn .t wae 6 T Tage lnanu.y o. IRON Is 70 pc
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Some Points of Interest About This New
Departure.

sumo FOlnth OF luteFeht AnOutIn MS new
Departure.
Last evening the special committee ap.
pointed by the Board ofEducatlont to arrange
for the proper opening Of the public library,
to be run by the Board, in accordance with
the recent act passed by the Legislature, met
at the rooms Of the board and prepared Ger.
tain rules to be presented to the board for
adoption tonight, The rules are for the gov
eminent OF the library and are to be added to
those at present governing the board. The
library hours arc to be from 0A. N. to IL N.
and from ? p. N. to 10 VI. every day, except
Sunday.
All citizens OF Wheeling who are respect
able and orderly are to have access to the
rooms, and have the privilege of the books
and papers, Those taking books home fur
nish guarantee to insure proper treatment
Of the volume and its return. All Of the
stockholders Of the old Wheeling Library
Association, now residents OF the city, are
granted the privilege Of tie library. No one
under II years Of age, unless accompanied
by parent or guardian, will be allowed in the
rooms OF the library.
The proper care Of books and papers, TO-
gether with other librarylparaphernalia will
be in the hands OF librarian and an assis-
tant, who are to be nominated by the Libra
ry Committee to the Board for election. The
committee is to consist OF one member from
each Sub-district and the President OF the
Board. No books are TO be kept out over
two weeks; fine for each day over that time
is imposed. Certain popular books aud late
novels are to be known as seven day books
for certain period. They are not allowed
to remain out over seven days. The other
rules in the main part are such rs are in
other public libraries OF the country. The
rules TO be presented tonight, are mostly
taken from those used in the Dayton, eleye.
land and Cincinnati Libraries. Once in si1
mouths, the Librarian is to make an inyen.
tory for the Board, and every month be Is to
submit report similar to those sent in by
the public school teachers The building TO
be used has not yet been selected,
although the Franzheim residence on Market
street Is prominC n,ly spoktn OF. Sallr'ei and
times for election will be arranged this
evening.
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"wlNE OF cARpuI" for ladies only.
For sale by Logan & Co.
New Drug Firm,

In our rambles on the South Side yesterday
We dropped into the store formerly owned BY
A. G. Etz & Co., and were surprised at the
animated scene that met our gaze The store
has recently been purchased by Kuriz &
Young, two OF our most enterprising drug.
gists, and In the short time they have had
charge the business has increased TO nearly
double. Mr.. Kurtz isa gentleman well known
In this city, having been prescription clerk at
A. I. Young's and other pharmacies for some
years, and has established an enyiablc repu.
tation as thorough prescriptionist and &C.
commodating gentleman. We cheGriully rec.
ommcnd this firm to our readers on the South
Side, and assure them that any goods pur.
chased from Kurtz & Young will be pure,
fresh and accurately dispensed.
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Atan early hour this morning the small
oil house OF the d. & 0. road at Benwood,
situated at the east side Of the track a few
rods north Of the passenger depot platform,
dispatcher, in the same building, was entire.
~ destroyed by fire. The flames are suppos.
ed TO have originated from lighted torch
left In the oil house by watchman. Sew
eral barrels Of illuminating and lubricating
oil were In the building and 1t made fierce
fire. Train Dispatcher McMRhon's account
books aud registers Of cars were in his office,
but they were fortunately secured and re-
moved In time TO save them from injury.
The loss did not amount TO much, as the
building was avery old and light one OF
boards The oil was the principal item OF
loss. Tho blaze was so bright that on the
other side OF the river and In the country
around the impression prevailed that the
depot was being destroyed, aud large crowd
gathered at the spot
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CLERK'B 0FFIcE,
Board OF COMMISSIONERS, ONO COUNTY,
WUFRI tSu " Va March d ikg1

MHkkllNut W. Va AhTCn y, 1884,
sealed proposals. for the following county work,
10 be done during the current year will be received
al this once until Saturday, fyt Of April next At
u NJ, Viz; On BoggS Hill and springer load, l,0O
Gu bic yards excavation, 500 yards ma ndAmiIlpg;
GeggIylllo, g 4 7, road, mt division 400 subic
Ond division 900 cubic yards excdyaton.l 400 cubic
yards macadamizing, Is cubic yards masonry; Mid
die Wheeling Greek, lower end, Icy cubic yards
bic yards ma ldAmiIlnE GlennS Run and Cherry
Hill, 1900 cubic yards excavation, 30 cubic ylIdl
culvert masonry; Wheeling W; l. 4 D, lnt diyls:
Ion, 400 cubic yards mAeadamlzingi west Union and
K p. road 900 cubic yaids maci damlEing; Eenn.
lula road, LOO cubic yards mAcadamiEing; Chapel
run 10 SpFinRer'E 200 cubic yards matchmaking 10
cubic yaIds culvert mAlOnIy; DtxOnH Kun, 1900
cubic yards excavation, ~ cubic yards masonry 200
ment Cemetery, LOO cubic yaidB excavation; Nc.
Gmw'G Run, 80 cubic yards matchmaking, LOCO
cubic yards excavation 80 cubic yards masonry;
mAcadamizlnE, 10 cubic yGids brush and stone rip
rap: PCEuO'E Run, $50 cubic yRIds matchmaking
River road, second division 30 cubic yards macAd-
amlEing. 100 cubic yards masonry; Rice and Wlede-
man, 1900 cubic yards excavation, 70 cubic yards
masonry; Rice and CRstlsmanE kun, 1000 cubic
yards excavation, 30 cubic yards masonry; Rnhty'S
Point road, 800 cubic yards matchmaking, 1000 GU
DC yards To e5S 1 "a w. GG6c yards masonry
Short Ireek, north fork, 800 cubic yards excaya
llon, 30 cubic yards masonry; Short Greek, south
fork, 800 cubic yards excavation, 80 cubic yards
masonry; Wheeling and Elm Grove road, 500 cubic
yards matchmaking; West Liberty aud Herey'S
5000 cubic yards excavation, 80 cubic yards mason
ry; Battle Kun, 800 cubic yards excavation 10 Gu.
bic yards masonry Kim Grove and BORgA Hill, 5000
cubic yards excavation, 80 cubic yHruE masonry;
LAidley'S Run and Kidd's MIL, 100 cubic yards
excavation, 30 cubic yards masonry Peters Run,
$500 cubic yards excavation 10 cubic yards mason
walton, Ocueic yards masonry; Short Crcek, main
stem, 500 cnbiC yards excavation, 30 cubic yAtdH
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stthe August term Of Logan county Circuit
Court
Zine RENTED on petition Of nine juror. ]
John Mallory, fined 500 for assault, Sep.
TENDER term Wood county Circuit Court.
Poor man with dependent family; was In
toxicated; fine regarded excessive. Seven
Jurors, prosecuting attorney, clerk Of
court, Hon. D. II. Leonard, mayor and sixty
citizens Of Parkersburg requested his pardon
Frank MeFadden, convicted Of felony,
December term, 1879, Doddridge county Cir.
cult Court; sentenced for three years.
THE term Of his accomplish having expired,
and they being equally guilty, the PrOSecut.
Ing Attorney and many Others asked his
pardon.l
+. T. johnson, convicted Of grand larceny
at the February term, 1881, Gilmer county
Circuit Court, and Sentenced 10 two Year,
imprisonment In the penitentiary.
THE prisoner was extremely young, and
was confined long time previous 70 trial.
The presiding Judge, clerk Of the court, Jury,
Hon. Levi johnson and 847 prominent cili-
Gems petltloned for his pardon
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PERTAINING TO PERSONS.
News aud Gossip about wheeling. Fo

NeWsan Gossip about wheeling, Folks
and other People.
Geo. R, Grafton, of Bellaire, was around
town yesterday.
Mr.S.J. Carothers and son, Of Taylors.
town, Pennsylvania, were in town yesterday.
A number Of prominent citizens OF the
State from opt Of town were on the streets
yesterday. Among them We noticed Ed.
Sehon, OF PIT Pleasant; J. d, Watson, OF St
4tarys S. p. Mccormick and II. ]. Snively,
Of Grafton; and 81. G. Mccormick, Of
clarkSburg.
Mr.. Cox, delegate from MOnongalia county,
and Mr.. Watson, his colleague, were yeSter.
day granted leave OF absence, the former for the
rest OF the session aud Mr.. Watson for to-day
and tomorrow. Mr.. Cox's health Is SO Sc
riously affected that he has no hopes OF being
able 10 resume his duties at this session, and
he will leave for home to-day, accompanied
by Mr. Watson,
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PEorLE OF advanced ideas are never slow to
recognize that which will result in the
greatest benefit to their wealth, health and
happiness; such people never fail to per
Ceiye the great benefit resulting from the use
OF St Jacobs Oil, when afflicted by rheuma-
tlsm. VIM. II. Wareing, Esq, Assistant
General Superintendent Third Division
Mailing and Distributing Department, New
York Postofllce, in writing concerning st.
Jacobs Oil, says: 1.-THE reports from the
several superintendent and clerks who have
used the Oil agree in praising 1t highly. 1t
has been found effiCacious In cuts, burns,
Giles, and affords a ready relief for rheumatic
complaints. Hon. T. L. James, now Post
master General OF the United States, con-
CURED In the foregoing
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT BuTcHER has"a let
ter from County Superintendent Morgan, oil
Monongalia, as to the right, OF persons Of
African descent under our Constitution, 70
attend the public schools for white children,
The question was adjudIcated In 1874 by The
Circuit court OF Barbour county, in this
State, In case similar to the one now raised
In MonongaliA. The decision OF the court,
Hon. John Brannon, Judge, was that colored
persons and those OF mixed blood OF African
children, but that It Is the duty, OF tho
school officers TO provide adequate means for
the education Of the children OF the two
races separately. In that case the plaintiff
claimed TO have only one.sixteenth African
blood In his veins, In this present case gu.
perintendent Butcher follows this decision,
and has so written Mr.. Morgan.
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A CITIZEN of the Quaker City, Mr.. F. Freed,
living at l22 Vine St, recently spoke as FOL.
lows "Being afflicted with a distressing
cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was recon-.
mended to me for relief. 1 am happy to say
that few doses not only gave ME Instant
relief, but effected complete cureI'
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The Judicial Convention held at Urichsyille
yesterday, nominated Col. Pearce for Judge
IN this district to be voted for at the coming
election. There were but two candidates IN
in the iield-Pearce OF Cadiz, and McCurdy
Of this city. Eight OF the delegates OF this
county, strange to say, voted for Harrison
county man.
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wnrEl1No, March 8, 1852. mia
mo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received by any member OF
the Building Committee, or At the hardware
FOR the stone work, brick work, plasterlng,
&C., OF the new United Presbyterian Church
about to be built In the above named place,
until MARCH IS, 1882, The Committee will
receive bids either for part or all OF said
building or contract
Plans and specifications for the examina
ton OF contractors, can be seen at the office
Of the undersigned in Claysvllle.
d. II. CAMPsEY,
mh4 Chairman Building Committee,
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You will find on sale this morning 100
pieces q inch Pacific Tricot Dress Goods, at
1917 cents by the piece and Is cents by the
yard, ut Emsheimer's, on Eleventh street,
They are considered the best value In dress
goods ever opened,
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GENTLEMEN lit will be seen by this report
that have lifted outstanding orders to the
amount Of IS, 0lO %, and paid the interest on
the same amounting to 500 81. The item Of
81, $50 81 under the head Of interest and ex-
pense Of loans, included the interest OF s, $50
on the 1880 loan of 1871, as well as the inte-
rest on redeemed orders
Mr.. fancy has been very prompt in turn
ing over receipts from taxes and through
same. ALI Of which Is respectfully submit
ted, Z. W. DuNAwAY,
Civ Receiver
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once. AoS. IS and ~ Fourteenth streol
Nnrr AdVertIneInentn.

2NWW FAuEVH tH'o1llV1lsls
Situation Wanted.
Thanks.
Cut Flowers, Cut Flowers.
Mrs Knox Fluting Machines.
Opera House-JOhn +. Raymond.
Picture Frames-W. S. Hutc6ins.
House For Rent.
Lost-A Gold Necklace.
Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kama
wha River Packet-W. N. Chancellor.
For Rent-Brick Dwelling House.
Fourth Street N. L. Church Social-Head
Of Local.
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BEAUTIFUL China Chamber Toilet
Sets for decorating at W. II. RINEHART
& BROS, l9I5 Market street.
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No LoyER OF the beautiful should miss see.
ing the superb views Of the City Of Paris to.
ing will DO given TO upwards OF 100 views.
Sixteen feet Ia actual measurements II 4 an
opportunity rarely afforded OF seeing the
historical wonders Of the lands beyond tbs
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No AssEssMENrs OF any kind can ever be
made upon the stock OF the Steadman Gulch
Mining and Milling Company, 1t is fully paid
TN and fOrereT ROj,.dSsetSdbte
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HOTEL ARRIVALs,
ST. JAMES HOTEL

nGriillth, HollIdAysCoYe. A. Moneypeny, Cun'tl
J. ". PoStlrTnite FORBID. J. II. johnson, BALTIMORE
7. T. FRrrts, Baltimore, a. II. hurley, Cameron.
J: 4. COnReley, LlttletOn, W. z. ROselscrAit W. Va
N. Eagan &w., Charles'n. Miss Eagan, Charleston
II. A. Robinson, VIVA. AS Ferrell, city,
Berry Merchant city. Mn. Witernine, ". Va.
b. Z. Wise, Grafton. W. L. Stotisbury, Grafton
L. Good, with Adler. Jared MaIh DAYTON,
J. McCuTley baltimore. q. W. stnnSbury, BALTIC.
W. F. Martin. Baltimore. ". Taylor, baltimore,
+. p. Smith, GAINESVILLE. +. 81. Richmond, Ohio,
+. A. Sweeney, TylerC0 L. II. McClurE, ", Va.
IL u. Morris, Eayette CO. y. L. Nicholas, Fairm't /.
q: u. Shinn, Fairm0nt. Il. i. Fleming, Farmont.
W. Z. Dalyniplc. ROchCs'E. S. II. seIgh, Floreuce.
w. =. Mitchell, Lanesve. J. L. Berry, New York.
Q. II. Roberts. Pittsburgh. George Gibson, city
J. n. Cory, Springfield. J, +. Dukehart, hito,
u. ae!9gGRrt, v illimSt'n. J. a. Henderson, Pa.
SIS. Alden, Cleveland. s. r. IIumCs, Cumberl'd,
". Renchan. Baltimore. w. II. Reynolds, n. y.
7. c. Ilint, ColumbuG W. Dueher, BostOn,
8. Kline. New York + A, Crynible sanduEky.
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12.fMarseilles Quilts, 500.
Fancy half regular made Miss hose, size
., 81 and 8, only 10 and 20 cents.
I and hook Lisle Gloves, 30 and IS cents
Of Emshelmers.
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Since the reappraisement act passed the
Legislature, nearly every man you meet Is
armed with petition OF names as long as
the moral law. What the outgrowth Of
their applications may be w0 cannot say,
but the sentiment OF our people Is that as
this is and has been Republican county,
one from that party should be chosen. We
have understood that Hon. ; II. Atkinson,
through his friends here, Is one OF the ,appli.
cants, and II so he should receive the APP
pointment as he is better qualified probably
than any man in the county-both by expe.
rience and general knowledge OF the subject.
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PnuSA cures every tlms-get some, be we'll
keep 1t on hand, and sin no more.
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Good ~ octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but a short time, will be sold at 4
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, llt2 Main street
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4 amir sFP :.tss sea soas, p.,sstasnt
ANt7 wanted Home treatment ,en Sti by
6HtlOH mail Give your tymptums and
addrcS ': y. NtLLRR, N. b., 9l6 Arch street.
Philadelphia, Pa fnht.fIhSiY
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puBLIo NOTICE.

PuB1Io NOTICE.
The undersigned hereby gives notice to the
public that she has purchased from John
Emshelmer the entire stock In trade and
outfit Of his dry goods establishment at No.
IS on Eleventh street. Wheeling, W. Va
and all his interest Of every kind in said store,
and that the business Of said establishment
will be hereafter carried on by her through
her agent Emanuel Emsheimer
HANNAH EMsIEIAtER.
WHEELING. March 8, 1852, mh4
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cry FINANCES.

Last Months Money-Where Il Came
From aud where IL Went.
The following tabular statement was sub
mitted to Council Tuesday evening BY Re-
ceiycr Dunaway, and by that body received
and filed:
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March lG-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, north to west winds, higher barome-
ter, slightly cooler weather.
For the Lower Lake Region, occasional
light snow, followed by clearing weather,
stationary or slight fall in temperature,
rising barometer, northerly winds shifting
TO east aud south,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CTooKHoIDERsl MEErINe.

PIr4SlrRc, wIfEEtiSe 4 KENTUCKY r n CO.,
WlEEtiNO, W. Va, March ., lisa.
The Annual MettIng Of the Stockholders Of the
PltIburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com
pany, Will Do held Al the principal once Of the
company, m the city Of wheeling, w. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1851,
Al O'Clock ?. ". for the purpose Of holding an
election for DlFectOn 10 lere for the ensuing year
Be properly brought before the meeting.
g. h, LlDGETT
tnh0FH Assistant Secretary.
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Harry Cakes, son of Capt. VIM. Cakes, Of
the steamer Lioness No. Q, died on Tuesday
night after long illness Of typhoid fever.
As 10 the subscriptions to stock for the new
glass works they are going along satisfactorily.
Several practical glass workers have mani.
Tested desire to take hold and help put up
the proposed works
The WeTlsburg Improvement Company
at On election recently held for directors
elected the following, ]. B. Someryille,
Thos. Everett, J. \. Curtis, Darwin McClcl.
land, and Jos. Cause. J. B. Somerville
was elected President, Geo. B Crawford, Sc.
cretary, J. L. Curtis, Treasurer.
The Brilliant Glass Works over at Brilliant
are being rebuilt with all possible speed. A
large force OF workmen are engaged in erect
ing the building. 1t is expected that they
will be ready 10 make glass In three weeks:
The town OF Brilliant Is improving, quite
number OF new dwellings having been put
up recently and more being under contract,
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aBLAoX.DRAUeHTu eure, oo,,iv..

ness and Sick. Hcadac6e.
For sale by LogaR& Co.
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DOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRA.
- BILE Country Residence on the National
Road, lately occupied by WIN. p. Hubbard. Fso.
For terms apply TO JOHN REID, iR5
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AEal package Of aBLAcK.DRAUeHT"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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TOR RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK
- dwelling house. No. % Thirteenth street. eon.
tanning seven rooms and kitchen; has hoi and enid
water and gnL Enquire Of A, LITTLE iRIR
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PE1usA wiz mako youF blood pure and
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FOR RENT,

FoR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM
IrxS and Dwelling, No. lils Main street Apply 70
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sunday express leaves Wheeling ii ~ Al
rtyeS Wellsbug 900 A, ~, Slcubcnvillt SsL
making close connection for western I0lzh
Trains leaving Columbus nj 1901 u I'ihII
" run daily. Through Chicago EIpra I.
Columbus daily, execpt sunday, At sOGLLl
sleeping car attached, arriving IN Chiral q
next morning. Berths cali he secured intsi
Union Depot Ticket Office. Columbus
PullmAn'E Palace Drawing Room slgtF4H
through without change from slruteuIlL6i
Philadelphia and New YORK. West to ~,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis ard -
For through tickets, baggage chetk,. LHfls
accommodations, and any further inlOizia1,,
ply % JOS. n. BELLEvILLE, Ticket Agthi " +,
handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh NreL q ~
Ticket 0nice, under Mcclure House, Vice.;
y. ". CALDNE4,
Qen'l Manager, Hlphs7AA
K A. FORD, =.
Gen'l PAS. and Ticket Agent hLDha51hA
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CATARRHALCOUGH
eoh1t4!ys' one COLLINS

j # i: D. i::; Chs !; !;
4s7Eas ia $ sS.sg=Sss sna % Ss$si
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James Mccoy, formerly OF this county,
now residing in Allegheny county, Pa, nc.
companied by his wife, has returned from
Nashville, Tenn, at which place they have
been visiting for some time,
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