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The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

1t is probably not generally UNDER
stood that the most ornate house of
worship in the United States is the
Greek church at Sitka, in the territory
of Alaska. 1t is built Oh the plan Of a
Greek cross, and the interior is i mass
Of gold and silver, of the magniticence
Of which o.e enthusiastic writer says
ne can give no adequate idea. The
walls are hung with pictures of royalty
and the priesthood, the gift of a Rus
sian princess who has taken this tempt
and%r her special charge.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

1t is reported that great reduction
of wheat acreage will be made the COM
ing year almost all over the world. It
is known that the winter wheat acreage
in this country is considerably less than
last year. 1t is quite probable that the
glut of wheat this year and correspond
ingly low prices will not occur next
year, and that the evil may correct it.
self. Those who restrict their acreage
next spring, in the northwest, may
have occasion to regret their lack Of
confidence in the future.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

Euna Larson, Il Wisconsin girl, has
ridden from her home in that State to
San Francisco, Cal, on horseback with
out being molested.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

Throat and lung diseases are fearful.
ly on the increase at the east, and the
deaths from consumption pneumonia
and bronchitis are much more numer.
GUS than for several previous years.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20
The Campbell Feud.

Washington Special:-It is understood tina,
the report made lastmonth by x congressman
Botaler and District Attorney Haight of Geor-
gia, in the matter of the charges filed in the
attorney generals Office by Gov. Ordwav
against District Attorney Campbell of Dakota,
was adverse to Campbell. and sustained Gov.
Ordway's specification of malicious prosccu-
ton and reckless and unnecessary expcndi-
ture OF public moneys and for that purpose.
Messrs. Botaler and Haight went overthe mat
ter at Yankton, and collected a great deal of
evidence. Their report fills 800 pages. At
torney General Brewster went over this evi.
dence thoroughly, as well as the digest of il
prepared by Assistant Attorney General Phil
lips. The matter has, therefore, received tho
special personal attention of the attorney gen
eral, and his endorsement will undoubtedly be
acted upon by the president.
At Frankfort, James Kelley, a four
~teen-year-old boy, went into a we'll for
q lost bucket and his brother Thomas,
who was helping him, not receiving any
reply to his questions concluded some
thing was wrong and called his father,
and then descended on the rope
Thomas was taken out exhausted and it
was some time before he recovered.
James was taken out dead.
Yankton jokers advertised Eli Per.
kins to lecture in the opera house, but
when he reached the hall, though bril-.
liantly lighted, not a soul was to be
seen, nor did any one come in during
the half hour the committee spent in
expressing its surprise to the great fab
ricator. Then they took him over tc
market hall where a packed house
greeted him with a great laugh.
Wheaton Special to the Fargo Argus:
A farmer named Lewis, who lived about
ten miles north Of this place. was found
dead in his bed. He and his two SONS
were i'll town, and left for nome consid-
erably intoxicated. The neighbors sus-
pect foul play, as the deceased had sew
eral quarrels with his sons. A piece
of bed quilt found stuffed in the mouth
Of the deceased gives color to the sus-
picion.
Dakota cast over $4,000 votes in the
November election. This is more than
the vote of New Hampshire or Vermont.
1t is 10000 more than Rhode Island,
Delaware and Nevada combined; twice
as large as that of Colorado, and half as
large again as Oregon, Yet Dakota g
not o state.
w. F. Steele of Dakota, who
has been instrumental in inaugura-
ting the movement for legislation in
regard to wheat inspection, says the
Dakota legislature will ask a confer
ence, with that of Minnesota, and the
agreement upon uniform legislation as
to grading, inspection, elevator rights,
etc. If, he says, Minnesota doesn't
care to agree, Dakota can get along by
sending her wheat through the British
provinces. He thinks, however, that,
as the interests of the farmers in the
state and the territory are identical,
laws protecting both, and to each
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

HoUsE.-Bills were introduced to declare
forfeited all unearned land grants, and to
provide for the refunding Of the national debt
and secure the stability of national bank cir
to suspend the rules and adopt a resolution
setting aside Thursday, Jan. Ii, for the consid-
Grafton of the Mcpherson and Dingley bank
ing bills was passed by exactly the necessary
two-thirds vote. A motion to suspend the
Jules and pass the bill establishing a depart
ment of agriculture passed.
The Dickinson press., 1884-12-20

Congressman P. Y. Deuster is being endorsed
by Democratic members for the Mexican mis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
PERSONAL,

The Empress OF Austria is on a pleasure
tour throughout Europe. A gi M 4ss
. Walt Whitman has purchased dwelling
in Camden, N. j., where he says be intends
passing the remainder Of his lie.
Speaking Of Jefferson Davis the Little
Rock (Ark.) Go-ttte. whose Democracy is
unqnestioned, aays: He has chosen TO
: BIT down, bewail fate, and await for The
shadows ID close over him. But the world
moves" Few Southern Democratic iour.
mails arc thus sensible. :.
Mr.: Calling, Of Calling gun fame, is a be-
nevolent looking old gentleman, with
snowy hair and Whiskers. He is slightly
deaf, wears qold-rimmed spectacles, and
talks about his wholesale Strengthening ma.
{ chine as unconcernedly as though it were
merely an improved hay.rakc.
President Arthur is au Episeopalian, az
!. is slso the Secretary Of State and the AT.
torney General. Secretary Folger is
broad-gaSe Presbyterian. Secretary Chaud.
Ter Is a Unitarian. Secretary Lincoln AT.
tends the Presbyterian church, and as does
also Pos:master.Gener Greshsm. who. II
is said, is of the orthodox stamp, while
Secretary Teller ia Methodist OF the
Rocky Mountain quality. i3
Mr.. breckenridge, q son OF the famous
General John @. breckenridge, has become
u member OF the San Francleco Legislature.
A few years ago tho prospects Of young
breckenridge, who is a lawyer, were ,,csm:
cd brilliant. Bat the besuttine sin Of bright
young men caused him to lose bv divorce
his vile, the daughter Of Lloyd Teyis, the
millionaire. Now he is pulling up under
tho banner OF personal reform. /, ~.
Secretary Foiger has habit Of attending
personally to numerous duties that almost
any other man would leave to his subor.
dinates. A visitor at the Treasury Depart.
J, m Il, the other day, noticing this said:
thing that is done here, with ono excop.
ton" and what il that ?" you don't
run the elevator, l believe" "Ne; but the
man who does ia eetting-weil, I don't
know but wha. will have to take hold Of
Il ~ -sEt., 49, IKE -f .a.s.r,' H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
CIoek.rixing IN Texas.

1ezds syunes. ~, rs 81 az = 5.ss{.Sglg
Entering an Austin watchmaker'a estab'
lishment, % country negro produced the
hands Of 9 clock, and observed to the as
tonlshed matchmaker: "Boss, ! wants yer
ter hx mp dess hans. = Dey lees don't keep
nc kere't time Tor noah den ak mumfs, !"
"vere has you got de slockTn INTERCEPTED
the German proprietor OF the establish
ment. "0at al. do house on 1niun,
Creek" sven you brings him ipi''
"Whatror you want de clock% ~ wants
10 fix dot CLOCK nit der hands" "Ol
course you fixes II wild ypr hans. Who
said you was gwineter fix Il wild yer toes?'
II mus! hab De CLOCK" didn't | tole yer
dari was muffin DO matter wild de- clock,
'ceptin DO hans, and have done brung
EN- 10 yer. 700 Jess wants do clock 80 you
kin tinker wild 1t, and charge mo like DE-
debblc. Glib me back dem hans" and
taking them away from the designing Ger
man, he went out to hunt up another es
tablishment.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Meerschaum has been discovered in
some parts OF North Carolina. IA.
Tennessee now has thirty.three cotton
mills1with l,lGl looms and rs, ST. spiudles,
Il The English army had SO, OoG recruit, last
year against 23S02 tho previous wear, 90.
4 $50 in 1881, and 25.6s2 IN 1880. '.I.;'s
" The Connecticu. House. has killed hill
passed by the Senate exemp,ing sheen from
taxation and giving a bounty for yearlinps.
a A Boston gas manufacturer asserts TINT
the demand for gas has increased in that
city slnce. the introduction Of electric
lights. :,
AS an instance Of the incapacity Of the
the Irish Land Commissioners Court, 1t il
mentioned that Of 1000 cases recently
listed in the county Of Glare only three
have been heard. e
"Hstched, matched, dispatched" was a
sufficiently tlippant paraphrase Of '''born,
married, died" but It was reserved for m
Australian journal; The Melbourne Bulletin,
to uufiuse the aimplo record with sentiment,
and under the general. healing Of 1.-THE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
A Miracle,

Whenever there isau extraordinary occur.
rence-a team runs over child Without hurt.
Ing It: mechanic falls from ,hird.story
window, and in a week inter he Is at work
again, we are wont 10 e1c!aim, what a
milaclti" 50, when MEs T. 8. ERERLlNx,
then OF Allegheny City, Pa, had been aick
with Consumption for very long time, had
been told by several OF tie best physicians oil
that city that her time was but for few
hours, that she must die, and when the use
Of but one bottle Of Per,aa In weeks time
placed her on her feet again and made her
the Heartbeat eater In the family, all the PEG.
pie around, as with one rejoicing voice, e1.
claimed: "Whst wonderful mirAclt!" See
page 80 Of the "Tlls OF Lie" Your druggls,
will give you one gratis. DAw
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Do you need remedy tina. will euro every
kind Of humor from pimple or eruption 10
The worst srroiula and syphililic disorders,
use DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and 6arsapa-
rilla. Threa TO five bottles cure skin dis
raae, salt-rheum Or latter. -Four to ten bot
ties cure running ulcers. scro!ula' and all
syphilitic disorders. One to two bottles cures
p;mples on the facs, blotchts, etc. 1t Is the
only pe:iect blood pus!tiar that can be made
from II thorough knowledge Of drugs. Ask
your druggist for 1t. Take no substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
WHEELING, ". VA, MARCH "a 1881.
tsabordinA,ing tus Tnrimlu,s,,on.

! hubDr,jin ny ti,s TIA itJtlupsttoit.
4 Tbs rapid growth Of protectioulss seni.
ment In the South, CONSPICUOUS as It has
been, strangely ouough did not begin 10
make its due impression on Democratic
politicians until they found themselves up
to their ears in presldent.makiny. Perhaps
even now It would not have occurred to
item tina. heroic action Is neccersary had
II no. been that from thesouth comes up
the cry, "pu. None Bu. Prottc.ionists on
Guard! latt,s
The awkwardness and danger Of the stu.
alton wifi be looked upon with Amusement
( by outsiders, bu. there really is no fun in
It for tho frogs. Here arc the official lead.
! era OF tho marty In Convresa attending free
=. - ,s.l..
4 u"uo u'nhe'p, p'ahihs neo ti"ue rpos'"ee'
z trying 10 iorce through bill which il not
nro,ec.;op and ,,cLo oil ,ha ,ner;,a NJ a wall.
4 =, 80 '"'
dlgesled Tree trade meat Urea something
j which Ia Hnei,her flesh, fish nor good red.
h.xx;n.u rs 49,. n III M ..
nuo..'ns' isr
Not content with these Ee'lormances III.
g Wa.tcrson Is solemnly apI olned the party
3 whip, to make things generally uncom.
irritable Tor Democratic pyo,ec:ionists. And
MI. Waiterson, with the advice and con-
sent Of Speaker Carlisle and Chairman
Morrison, reads tue riot oct to protection.
lists who are found IN the Democratic
ranka--tells them that they are no Dem O.
crats all, but in fact Republicans, and with
1 Ecan. ceremony he shows them the door.
I. At this stage Of the game two notable
things happen in tho Southern States, No,
Is the fearful resolution OF the Democratic
State Central Committee OF Virginia, which
will bear printing once more:
Resotrsd, That the Democratic State COM
.,on opse,"e WIN srnss c,nceIn sas a
the country upon iarii., and feel at liberty 10
express their opinion Individually that esttf-
md Snou,d be di.conrsss s anI al I nsmn
Gratis should subordinate ail differences IL
concentration nee upon oas great issae-feiatta
r,ty ana true Constitutional prioeiniss ~ ~
This is a remarkable declaration Of
principle. The one question which enpopss
tho public mind even 10 tho exclusion OF
other matters OF great momcnt-a QUESTION
which turns upon vial principle Of public
\ policy-an issue which more strongly than
any other marks the dividing line between
the two great parties-.hs question ia 10 be
subordinated, if possible sunken GU. Of
sight, lest 1t shall split the party which
had the telnerily 10 jump on it with all
Tours.
Ami IN ,rhot 10 I'm ,or;Tio h. ,,,a,:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

"HAoKMErAcK," a lasting aud fragrant par
tume. Price IS aud so cents. --.'.
sulLoH's CuGE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooplng Cough and Hroncnitis.
Fos DYsrxrsIA and Liver Complaint, you
hGys printed gunrautse on eyery bottle OF
shilohs VitHlizer. It never fails TO cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prica so cents. .
For ssleby Mol.ain Bees. aud A. T. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

An exchange says: The co1ored people
OF Washington, N. ] are sure that Satan is
attending their revival" There is nothing
very remarkable about that. Rsvivals III
this ncjShborhood are not only attended BY
Satin. but Silk, Velvet, Surah and other
fabrics may bs found there.-Noristown
Herald. .e..s.t !. .5s5-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
DElFr OF OPINION.
Popular Representation.

Philadelphia Prs tRtpl
The nomination will be made, and should
be made, at Chicago. The Convention
will make It and not the districta, but the
dis.rics should See TO 1t that they arc rep.
resented by those who can be trusted to
satisfy tho wishes, 10 meet tho demands
and 10 support the principles VI the great
body Of the Republican party. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

NUTRITIOUS food IL essential u, 4 means n,
restoring consumptivn to health. A med;.
cine that will strengthen tie lungs and
soothe al irritation ia also necessary. Such
remedy Is Dr.. Wis;ar's Bsls4m OF Wild Cher.
~. II IS tho only preparation Of Wild Cher.
~ thai r!vca complete satisfaction. II
quickly cnycs coughs and colls. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

IT is reapec;iully but earnestly suggested
that the 5o,000,o00 oil American people
who are in tho habit o! passing "rseolu.
tons" on the death Of everybody and any.
body, eead them hereafter to Mr.. Bismarck,
whoee postotiice addsaes is Bsrlin.-Louis.
uile Courier journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

A Southern exchange has IN item Of local
nsws which runs: Mrs. Simmons, while
cutting her corn with sickle in the fold
the other day. badly cut her foot" The
natural inquiry is, where was "O!d Per
slmmons." that he did not lend her his
rtzoI?-Detroi Free Press, a - ! -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

TuE REv, Gro. H. THAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 SHlLoH's CossuMrTios CpHE."
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizzineis, Less OF Appetite,
Yellow ekin2 ehiloh's Vitalizer Is poaitive
cure.- itttIt ..Tf '7g7H q
Why WILL YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 Ga, 80
cts. and 81. L7 ~ Gf'sr.
eaiLou's CATAaRH RxNxpY--a positive cure
for Cgtarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
For sale by McLain Bros. and A. r. Young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

! Springfield hpab'i:an lind. Rtp.) ia'j. g'fl
While the politicians are fquabbling,
speculatiug, combining and discoun,ing on
the future, the game lies in the hands o.
The baopie. 10. - II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

lFyou are suffering from senro OF extreme
rtariness, try one bottle OF Ayers ssrsa parilla.
1t viii cost You but one dollar, and will do
yon incalcu!abls good. l: will do away viii,
that tired feeling, and give you new life an d
energy. lfO 'g.SsF0 nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
EiOu>cilOlti Matters,

Mr.. T. Reynolds, SIG Walnut street, Phila-
delphia, "a says thaI be has used the great
paincurc. 81. Jacobs Oil, in his family for
household accidents, mud in his own coss for
ssvess neuralgia, aad"I give ycu," be further
says, my full belief in Its great virtues as o
cure.u -f-,.. Id. q. s.. @. ..-5-57arz. % y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

H4lE's Honey OF HoEehound and Ia. will
srses: every ntlaent OF the langs, throat or
chest. ~ lFf' 49,
Pixies Too!ha9he Drops cara In one minute.
For the asin-G!eza's Salflur sosp. ~
Er.- ..a- %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
Ny wife,s Nervous !, tr,c,,o,,.

"We had ceased 10 hope That my wifs's
rcrsous sfec,lon could be cured" writes
Rev. J. A Edie, Of Beaver, Ia. "M.ny phyxi.
rlsins failed to do her good, bnt Samaritan
Nerrine has cured her" at druggists. .,'51
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

s.. Louis Republican. tDtm,) ii
Isn't there fair chance, or even little
more than lair chance, that Mr.. Randall
Ia going the wrong path to get -Preslden'
tlal nomination? He ought to want a
united party, but he doesn't acem to be Ia.
boring very hard Tor harmony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24
IIntIt! From tho Tomb!

Partersburg Sentinel (Dtm)
III tradition Ia TO furnish tho Democracy
with q candidate what Is the matter with
7. Jefferson and A. Jackson?
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Garden Of Lite" to enumerste "Buds,"
Blossoms and nCypres,."

Garden Of Lite" to enumers,e "Buds,"
Blossoms' and "Cypresl"
The State Of New jersey Is by law 10
have an Arbor Day In April hereafter, and
Governor Albeit has requested the farmers
10 inform him what day In the month will,
IN their opinion, be the most favorable for
the purpose. " Y.
Credulous Tsnnesseesns are entertaining
q Ypmor That the announcement Of tbs
death OF Marshall 7. Polk, the deiaultine
State Treasurer, was a hoax, Under cover OF
which he fed into Mexico, where Vincent,
the Alabama defauitiug State Treasurer, ia
reported to be, : $50. "a,
A paper recently read before tho French
Academy Ok Medicine expressed the
writer's conviction that one In every
5 600 persons 10 buried alive. This estl-
mate, however exaggerated, Is not calculat
ed to atiay All apprehension which Ia con
spicnous among the French people, and
which was lately brought to public atten
ton by the declaration Of the President o
tho Chamber Of Notaries that express in
ssruc,ions arc given In one will out o
every ten 10 have the testators hear
pierced by qualified surgeon before thu
lid Of the coffin is screwed down.
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ho,neiI,ipg Must Give Way.

n. Y, Tines (htp.)
. It is certain that anything which the
protec.ionis,s will agree to cannot be con.
sisiently accepted by tho tariff reiormers,
and it Is difficult to SEQ how the break is to
be avoided, rl# +f7E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

PRorrssoE-"What can you say in regard
to the articulation Of the bones?' Student
tdoubtfully)-"1 don't til nix they atticu-
late very uch."-Co'lfge Ershange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

THE Vasaar girls iayorite Roman hero
Marius.-Columbia Spectator.
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PMddeptiaTimts lind. Dtm)
After losing the Presidency Watteraon
should 70 cut a watermelon.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-AJ MAN IN WHEELING
W. 10 take an ot.ino and represent Z manu- fsc.
tnrer; 10 senuro SCENTS and sell tho trade an 90.
tllely new line Of goods that will meet with ready
ital required. Addses., :" "IANUfAcTURER!"
Box It's, ". Acton. Nam ~ '1'gnl1 STII'', rnr1I
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FITS,

{ AL Fits stopped FREQ BY Dr.. Kl!no's Great Nerve
Restoror. No Fits after frs. ds7s uso. Marvellous
cures Treatise and s. trial bottle irec to Fl. cases
scnd to Dr.. Kline, aal Arch street Philadelphia.
ps. Cancer institute. Isl Arch street,
Pa. Go TO IT, Z, 4 ocsxRyav j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

Sealskins having advanced fifty
per cent at the last London Fur
Sale, prices on Seal Garments next
season will be increased to meet
this rise. The prices above are
made regardless Of this advance.
Those who intend to buy Sealskin
Wraps will therefore see the ad-
vantage in an immediate purchase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-24

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex
ture In all the New and Choice Spring Shades Also,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, Summer Silks,
Black Silks fthe best makes imported, Printed Satnp
and the still Newer Otto man Cords in Printed and
Plain.
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r HAVE LOCATED MY
REPAIR SHOP.
rRAvEI.ER,s GUIDE,

Tsatns ar1tve aud depart "a follows-City limo,
Baltimore d Ohio-MAIN L1sE-DEpART-
l:Asa n. s:35 = m, Ass p nj, SECS p m, 7:O5 q m.
q; Q. D!y.1A:l5 m. 9:l5 a m, 2S5 p m, lilo D m.
", 81 T: p!y.pErAG1-ror p!t.sbnrSb. $40 N,
s;o6 AND 5:45 p m. ARRivEEGSin Iine"i IL \ 81 /
n; 1929 e., N. $40 N. $40 m, 4l5 p m. q. o.
pv.-61o m, $500 n, G55 IN. ". d p. Div
AhhlyE-From Pittsburgh, $50 m. aud CSC D n:
from washington. pa Soosnd $50 L M LIS and
ooo m' .:ts, q. 1901 $tgitSstJa Hssa y h.
r., q. q ST. L.-DzPARr-a:27 4 m, 2o2 4 m
~ N, ~ p N. ARulv7-s:s7 . N, ii;ii N
Esp N, 7:97 n n. ~ VI, =" -
Cleveland, LOrnin d WhccIiur.-DrpIr,
hsidgepost and st. GlairsyIlle Accommodation. 90
az p N. Asaly1-s45 n. 1927 1 N. "a D N,
Cleveland d Observation-Disclosures =
"a. 1l:4l N, 4l6 p m: Steubenvtlle Accoumnds.
ton 9;s m, Welsyille Accommodation Sos
eenytlle aeoommodatton S:7s N, we1sviile,Ac.
commodatou SIS N. a.gif' = ~, =;
\ Il. z. e O. Railwny-IRAvs Dellairc n,
WoodA1eld and eummerdeld ut coo 4, IN, and Elm
?. N. A1H1vx 1t Bcilstre 1t s:l6 q, N. and 6:3a pm
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REGuLAR PITTSBURGH, tn
~ WHEELING AND KANAWHa. lsISHt39
RIVER PACKET. The ane Passenger . l-'-A.''''
Steamer Ffs.-a T.1rT af=a 49, H'sA
". N. CHANCELLOR, K. P. CHAHcELLoR, Master.
-.l Ina B. HUNTINGTON, Clerk,
VIII leave Piltsbureh for Cha lesion and interme.
diate points, TUESDAY. At =. ~, passing WHgEl.
INC nj A A. H., Wednesday. March IS - :.
Close connection at GallIpolis with Cincinnati
packets Freight and passengers secelp,ed throtigh
For freight or passage apply 10 - 80 :"
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