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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26
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RIVER NEWS,
Notes about the btsamb0nts. Bank Briefs
Rnd Tc!egrs2hip Reports,

N0tcs About the SteaTbO1ts, Bank Briefs
Rnd To:egrs2hip Reports,
Charley Jurkins, The engineer, has stoppsd
of his steamer for this trip.
The steamer Monitor prssed nh at noon
with u heaay tow tor Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John Russell, the well.knoyn engineer
Is rusticating at his homein North Wheeling.
,CbarlNs Cochran y clerk OF thu stssme,
chesapeake aud not Graham, q, was stated
yesterday.
The Courier arrived on time with q modsr.
ate tip, and departed al her usual hour 10,
PasksrsburS.
Aba Hall, OF 0oohransville, has just brourh,
8 large at load Of walnut posts to tho City
for thu State Fair Grounds.
Col. Erley and George Hook went below
yesterday on the steamer Belle Prince, after
lumber Tor the Fair Grounds,
The ". W. Chancellor passed down at 5:SC
yesterday morning with g good freight trim,
Her passenger list was small,
One OF tortsr's boats arrived Yesterday
morning from above loaded with Gre CLAW for
some Of the foandries in the city.
Captain John Armstrong has all tina work
lie can attend 10 at his DOCKS above the ZION
uA $500 6.oas Aiu VI men,
The Climax will make an extra trip to the
city tbig evening from Martins Ferry, 10
give tho folks q ohunce 10 attend the perfo.m.
ance ct the Opera House. Capt. Moss Mo.
Cam, is in charge.
The Jennie Campbell arrived from tina
aouth tho fore part Of the week, and ls wings at
the benwood blast furnace With three hcrses
q Iron ore for that Arm. Alfred aud Ed.
Marks are her engineers.
The break in the river on ths east side of
the IslG:,a, near Stone town, is caused by a
large iron oil tank, Shi1L lodged there dur.
Ing the flood. Captain William Prince TOOK
the Belle Prince over and tried to pull Il out.
but could not pull 1t out is the anchor was
too light.
The following letters are at the boat store
ior steamhoatmen: w. ]. Kinnee, steamer
,DlurnGl; NJ. ]. Rowland, care @, w, Batch
elor; Charles B. Booth, steamer Telegram,
care boat storfj Gordon c. Green, care steam.
er Andes: l.. Cramer, cg.o boat store, Wheel.
ing or Nav O,leans; VIM. Cluuker, oare OF
O. W. Bachelor.
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KCnniifui rnnL-

This year the B. 10. is surprising all prc
vious Efforts In the liao OF unique and bic.
turesOue advertising. Already three ysry
beautiful and artistic little books, in colors,
have been sent out. The latest Is entitled
"Deer Park" and the reader who casts his
eva ever 1t will find in Its pages much 10 de.
light him. The books may be had on appli.
cation to @. X. Lord, General Passenger
Agent, Baltimore.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
The following deeds:
Deed made April %, by Mrs. Kate Riddle
and husband to A. @. Rarrell In considers.
ton Of $3.50, for q piece Of. ground &C by 100
feet, on Alley 9, in the First ward.
Deed made April "A, by John II. Hobbs
and wife TO MsryE. Hsz!ett, in consideration
ct$l, md for tho purpose Of making partition
Of certain lots, transferring lot ! insquare SO,
In this Eighth ward,
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TIE Turner'S OF this city hive arranged
with the 2. G. T. ct. l.. Railway for an ex.
cursion to 6teubsnville, Monday, May s, to
attend the tenth anniversary Of tbs Turner's
at that plaCs. The Opera House brass band
will accompany them. Train will lsayo at
Al =. NJ, returning by special train at / A NJ.
Fare for round trip 81. Tickets good return.
Ing following day. On sale ut J. Nunge,
Market tquare; Joa Young, 1920 Market
street; Il. Henry, at seabrisht's store: G.
Blum, 2l3s Main street; II. L. Loos & Bro,
Market street; Joe Lohse, Market street; He'd
Iaesls and 9. schambrn, Main street; Phil.
II. Kochler, Chspline street.
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NEW arrival OF phaetons and buggies at ].
W. Ferrel's. corner Of Main and Tweuty.fust
streets, az greatly reduced prices.
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Mr.. MURDOCH MACKENZIE, Highlands, Garlic.
ton county, New Brunswick, ~,estifies that 81.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cu1e, completely
cured him OF acute rheumatism OF long
standing, and also his wife OF face neuralgia
and toothachp. H"1. .r-r
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ulan ~QntdhQellrfr
Office +: Nos. 20 ana 20 Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements,

y" NU" AVsSEtlHcnIeHI
American Mocking Rirds-McLain Bros,
Wanted-Girl 10 Cook.
Bucket Social Tonight.
Manted-Girl to do Homework.
New Bssmuda onions--Geo. X. McMechen.
Genuine sG Louis Flour-M. Reilly.
Stockholders Meeting.
List Of Letters.
Fine Wstchea and Diamondu-I. G. Dillon.
Religious Notices-Fourth page.
Wanted-kennedy's Fayorite Remaav.
Genuine Putz Psstc-Fourth page,
Patron'z, Compstition-tE. NJ. McGillin &
Co.-Fourth page.
New Goods-M. ]. McFadden,
Logan, List II Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder.
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STAR CLOTHING HOUSE..
'l'hc best Goods.
Accommodating statesmen.
Reasonablc prices.
36 TWELFTH STREET,

LARGEST line Of Spring Goods IN the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of cuttings, 100 different Patterns of
rantaloonings, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring Oyercoatinys. Madc up In
best style, ut Z. HESS e. SONS.
No. 132l& 1898 Market Street.
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STILL ft!een or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets lsit, at two.,hirts their drst
cost, ], W. FrRRrI.
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Dry Goods,
Cotton.

AFTER all the arguments about cheapness
and quality It appears that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is the best remedy for the cure Of
coughs and colds ever offered 10 the public.
The price Is only % cents a bottle and every
druggist in the land aslia md recommends q.
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active a. unbalanced prices; receipt. 1900 head;

active a. UNCHANGED sM prices; receipts 400 head
CINCINNATI, O., April 25.-Llve hogs steady; com.
mon and light 81 35a5 90; packing and butchers
IS l6a6 %. Receipts 2, 400 head, shipmensl lWhesd.
Petroleum.
OIL CRY. PA. April 25.-Petrolcum opened At
0y15sc; highest. y554c;. lowest 9lNc; closed At 95c.
Sales $4,000 barrels clearantes yesterday . .l2s.:
900 barrels; rims 76.t2i barrels; shipments 4i,792
stock, s, 20 bid s. % asked.
BnApFoRn. Pa. Anril 2s.-Crule oil stronger:
total runs Thursday 73,a3J barrels; total shipments
$500 barrels. charters at,iit barrels: clearailces o..
$4,000 barrels. United Pipe line certificates opened
a. e3!.o aud closed 91Gc; highest price sI,ss low.
cat 933zc.
Tirusy1LLn. Pa, Anil ~ .-opened at 93331c; high.
1880. head charters Sl.i4i barrels; runs 70,lS2
barrels. g MIC ..
PIl1rBuIon. Pa, April 25.-lhe afternoon tcHlou
was fairly active aud tir1ner; opened At 9l4c: do.
clined to 93Nc; rallied, advanced and closed lrm at
9Jhc.
NEW Yoar: April 2S.-petroloum nrmer; United
95c; refined SSssss14c.
nAITlMoRE, April 2j.-Pe!roleum lower; icfned
ShaS1kc.
Dry Goods.
New YoEK, April 2o.-Alihough tho market pre-
served n quiet reflection Of previous reports through
n wide order Of requests for aSSortments OF n niscel.
laucous character, a good volume OF business has
been reached. Agents Advanced prlce' Of Atlantic,
a. H., p: y. and L. l.. brown cotlons nc. each on Il
basis Of 7hc for A.
Exw York, April 25.-Co.ton dull and cay; III.
lures quiet: April ll.7Ic. May ll,77c; June ll.SSc;
her Lille: November 10 97c: December i0O7c; JAnu.
AIRY II .QGc. 80,
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FoR frat clas bugSies and. phaetonu, md
slightly damaged carpets 80 TO corner OF Main
and Tweuty.hrstssreets. J. v. ,FEaAEI.
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T"hcrmonuter Record.

The following shows the range Of the tber
mometer, as observed at schneprsdr drug store,
Opera House, yesterday.
1855 1854
"a. u, y ". S r. ". 7 r. ". II A.x. u ~
SO 40 s. ~ 50 c. e. Gl
INDICATIONS.
WAsuISaroN, D. G., April o5.-l:so M
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, slirhtlv
warmer fair weather, followed in the western
portion by local rains, winds shifting east;
falling barometer.
For tho Lower Lake, fair and slightly
warmer weather, followed during the night
by local rains, winds shilling east aud south,
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Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price si1
cents pc, pound, at Boyd's, Market Square,
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Hucket nociel To.Nirht.

There will be a Bucket Social at Parker
Hail tonight Admission 10 cents.
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.Icx CExAM this evening at G. Floto's, Six.
toenth street.
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Easiest shoe made Tor gentlemen, at
J. ". AAicK's.'
1l4S Main street,
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BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions ior
sale at half price by J. W. Ferrel, correr
Main and Twenty-frst streets.
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SUMMER SIILKS1

Plaids and Stripes, all New Styles and Colorings, at 40, so. 60. lie
best Sl.OO.
Colored Silks, all shades at SO, Is, Is, Sic, $lOO, best sl25,
All Silk Surahs, extra heavy Black and all colors, sl.OO.
Brocaded Satins, in all shades, ut 40 cents. +
Colored Satins in light shades, we'll worth Sl.OO, at 50 cents.
Black Silks at so, G5, ii, sic and SlOO.
Black Silks, warranted not to cut or break, at Sl.95 80 LII. gm
up to 800, in Bonnets, Guinets, Monopoly, Grand, Bsllens, &c,
Black Brocade Silks at Is, Loo, 1.G5, l.5O, and best made ev,
heavy, n inches wide, at 90, usual price 400.
Colored Brocade Silks at IS, SlOO, Is25, l.5O and zoo.
Evening and Party Silks, all Silk Satin Duchess, "a inches wide in
all shades, with elegant Brocades TO match, at $500 per yard. In
any other store in this city they are sold not less than 400.
best Vuallty oil nix OttomRns, warranted not to slim in all color.
at Sl.25. - y" >O"'
Best quality all Silk Rhadames, in all colors, at sl.25.
BEST quality Khadzmires, made in all colors, at Sl.50.
Our stock Contains more Silks tlana the other Stores in Whaeliu,
and we guarantee a saving Of 25 per cent.
COTTON DRESS GOODS ia, s., Gl4, $ and 10 cents.
All American a4 half wool Dress Goods, at l24c, usual price % Ss
All English 81 Dress Goods at Csc, usual price IS to SOC. "
Double Fold Cashmere at %, 80 and 4Oc.
42'inch all wool Dress Goods at SOC, usual price 75c.
4Oinch extra fine all wool French Cashmere at Cor. worth 4, m
Is lach Drap dete, in all colors, at SlOO, worth $50. '"
imported scotch Zephyr Ginghams at zoe, usual price 35r.
Double Fold all wool Ladies' Cloth, in all colors. at 75r worth q m
amazon zephyr Cloth for tailor made suits, in Tlai,,s p,,ids md
Stripes. ~ S.OO, sod by other stores in Wheeling at sI.50.
All wool Irlcots, Of inches wide, ut 81 %, usual price 8, M d..
All Linen Napkins from soc per dozen up '
uouple'Wldth Pure Linen Unbleached Danask at oOr ""
Fine BleacLed Damask from 4Oc un. ~ ..
Real Turkey Red Damask, extra wide, Mt 4Oc.
All Pure Linen Crash per yard 6 lie: -..
Elegant Towels at 10, IL, Ii, 20 and 25 cents.
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FLOWERS, Eyergreens, Frui. Trees, Grape.
vines, Small Fruits, etc. Write to Us II Won
want to plant any this spring.
OtcAR WRIGHT,
Mnundsville, w. Va.
WHEN you want a frst-class Buggy or
Wagon. 70 to Bovd'p.
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinda OF Gardening
Tools aud seeds. 8. L. Boyd's, MAJ ke1
tquare.
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HAND Garden Flows, Cultiyators, Seed
Bowers and Tools o. every description tolt
by Boyd, Market square.
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FoR slightly damaged carpets call on J.
". Ferrel, corner OF Main and Twen,y.iirss
gtrcetg.
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TxIE DAILY


fEw YoRK, April 25.-Money market easy at
percent, closed offered at II. percent. Prime
bankers bills seAdyat u s7l; demand 81 s9X.
,GoyxlNAyNrs-Firm. Say EN5.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The Drotvrs'SJ o,,rna, rcoo,t.
Live hoss-RHeipts l6,coO head; shipments s.GS
rough paCtirs q iia5 IS: packing and ,h,pnins
So S5aG %: hShtt6 ioi5 %; ssips 81 O.hF 90. CattIcr
Receipts 800 head: shirm.ii,s 500 head: Iasrfr,
dull and l0'iSc lower except on choice steers: export
mon to medium IS lOA5 q. shcep~Recetntts, su Mi
head: shipments 1900 he'd: market finn and
ACTIVE, inferior 70 isit s. ia, Is per cvt l.: m.diuMm
to good % ooa5 80; c.l3lce 10 e:ira Is Tjad Is.
EAST LIrksrY,, Pa. April a. Ca,tle-Myrtet
nothing doing, Az thralsk oonsisumcnts; tecoJp.s
receipts LOO head; shipments Leo head; Philsdel.
phiN So lts6 40; Yo,kers Is toa5 %, shCep-Mertct
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The Finest Stock Of Table Linens il, this cHv.

-.g..EH.. - a- #EErPE .n-g "e SJi . !
Kentucky Jeans at IL, IL, 20 and 25 cents, 49, n
TWeeds at 80, 40 and so cents. .#,
Alwool cassimeres at so. 60, Is, slOO and nm,
aood Prints, fast colors, &c, best Prints made r. cho;co p,oia pr;o,
|oe, Dest Blue Prints &c, best yarh. wide Chiptzes 1Oc. -"
Lawns at s. II, s, 10 and l2a cents.
Fold Scotch loo. = 10 "o''c Do"oS
Che'iots at 9, ., 10, IL and 1911 cents. ~. ,,t.r f.
p%hlngSa at o. ~ l9ac, Amoskeag A "A at Is cents.
pI Innaad muslin IN Heavy and Fine Sheeting, yard wide, at sc and &C.
al ' ~ t;Il a q yard wide, good quality, &c, yard wide soft finish.
New YorkHills Sc, Wamsutta lO1 Giants. ""'so "Au Ai""'" w
brio IL cents. '1''' ~ - Aonsuae '"'
%reppereli, Fruit of the Loom, Boston and Wamsutto Cation. fran
= lncnest % LII wide, in unbleachel and bleached Mt very low nrica.'
are ua s,ss, compare mpaas IN above prices with what you have been paying. Tes
r m. ope' , PRICES prepared Tor this advertisement, out ae te regular no
" Hso eooas N oil our Stores for the past six months. ''
all GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
Sold at One Price Strictly for Cash.
w. mu so,ala' invite every one to look through our Stores. cusomou ,r. ~, NJ.
"''cu M III We permit no clerk to urge customers TO mako nv mrDI'"
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,I C=ISc!Ti !: M ~ H3IGIh II! S-E?e5l strong and
demand: No. 2. soc. Oats Gru.. No. 2 mixed ~
rye s!s9usss; No; ?, GSsdaAo. barley arm and m:
held higher al SIC. Bulk meats active and Ir M
shoulders G1c; snott. lib 5 NC. Bacon erm and in
good demand: shoulders nc; short Els ssic: ti,o't
clear sMc. whisky higher at 81 Iii Butte. iirm
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(uticuEa
POSITIVE CURE
for creryf form, Of
SKIN & BLOOD
DISEASE
.bAu

TO CLEANSE, TIE SKIN. Scalp, and plood OF
Itching, Hn(y, fimply, Copper Coiotrd, kctotu.
lot4, inherited, and CONTIGUOUS iiumoN, blood
PoBOts, Ulcers, AbBecstcB, and ~lCftntle skin Tor.
lu.cs. tho Cuiicu,R Ken ciitr arc inislliblc.
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H.. 4. CARPENTER, Henderson. n. y, cured Of
pSo,iiAis or LepIUIy, Oi twenty years standing, BY
Gut!cuta Romoiics. Tho mUtt wonderful euro OH
record, A dtstphniul oil senlcs fell from him dHily.
Phy1ici aus aud his ihcuds thought no must die.
Cure sworn to before n justice OF the peace and
UCnletERu'B most prominent %CitizeuN.
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Mr. md Mrs. EVERETT sTEDBiNs, Belcher.
town. Mass Write: "uur little boy was terribly
afflicted with scro!ula, sNlt Rheim. and Erysipelas
ever sinCe no was born, aud n1thlny We could glyc
which adually curod him, uut!l le IA now AZ iair
M any child.
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Laws of NeMSpnDerS.

!. Subscribers who dn not rive OK
press notice to the contrary. are con
Shlrr"d rs wishing to continue tn .ir
SrripinnS.
,. II subscribers wish their pa,,rrS
discontinued. publishers may continue
t" send Them until all charges are
paid.
3. II Subscribers neglect or +. f,sc 1o
tax" tn 'lr plprr~ from the office or
l'l zee to which they are sent. they are
f"ld Responsible to srttl" their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
!. II subscribers move To her ull~
''"> WIth"It informing The publisher.
lhry ar" h'lI responsible. Notice
always be given Of live removal.
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Furniture House,
EASLEY, S. c.
COM K ONE, COME ALL

4 ND furnish your Houses in elegant
IN. style for the Summer vii h Il nice
Line ot BrdSteadS. Mattresses. Bu-
reau>. Fables Stands. Chairs, Rockers.
DC &r. 4 general assortment
If Landscape rhrolloS in 22x3O inch
frames. chord. &C.. all ready for hang
ing on the walls. Also. on hand. "a line
OF cabinet. promenade. panel and card
.izc photograph frames, all in artistic
style. Always on hand Il full line of
UNCERTAINTIES SUPPLIES.
CaSkets and cntiinc, alIsizcs aud STYLES.
Burial Robes for each sex. alI qualities
and prices. Ready at all hours to wait
upon Customers. Collins trimmed in
any style, and when so desired, will he
trimmed and shipped to amy pcint on
Railroad free of extra charge.
Thinking vo', for past favOrS. and
soliciting Ao'n f'nr her patronage. | am
Respectfully yourS
4. Nj. RUNION'
feb g Gm
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PickcnS County Jurors.

PErIT .JURoRs.-The following
is Il list Of the Petit Jurors drawn
to serve at the approaching term
OF court, which convenes on the
first Monday in next month:
\. r. Craig, Robert w. Stew
art, \. \. Alexander, VIM. J.
Smith, Samuel Edens, w. j. KeI-
|cv, !. +. Taylor, Tilman c.. Fen
mel, joel II. Miller, w. II. Hol-
combc, 4. l.. Robertson, w, II.
Major, Anthony Baker, VIM. Ellis,
John c. Wyatt, A. w. Roper, ID.
f.. Garvin, II. III. McWhortcr, w.
i. O'Dell, +. V. Clayton, \. X.
Edens, j. II. &. Durham, J. :.
Harper, f. {. Cooper, j. r. Porter,
f. Nj. Day. Thomas Granger, Al
len Mauldin, -. A. Herd, w. A..
Martin, A. " Mauldin. II. G.
Gaines. John B. King, II. +. Gar
rctt, &. W. Fortner. rhos O. Jane
son.
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John Swinton has found out that
five cents doubled thirty five times
would pay the National debt. The
New Bedford Standard proposes
to donate the first double and the
Boston Globe the second. The
other thirty three douhlcrs have
not spoken out. AS the amounts
increase in arithmetical progress
sion, the opinion strengthens that
Il national debt is a national bless
ing.
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The LAWS AS PUBLISHED. wv g
have already called attention to the
defects in the published version Of
the Acts and Joint Resolutions
passed at the last session Of the
General Assembly In two cases
Of which we have knowledge. the
published Acts differs materially
from the actual law. AS the dis
rrepancics were detected by acci-
dent it is as likely as not that many
others Of the published. Acts are
erroneous. There should be a
careful comparison Of the enrolled
Acts in the Office Of the secretary
~ State with the Acts as publish
cd. This would enable the print
crs to issue Immediately a state
ment Of the errors in the published
Acts, which statement could be at
tachcd to the volumnc already is
sued. Until something of the sort
shall he done, no LAWYER can have
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the assurance that what he takes
as law, and believes to be the law ,
on the faith of the published vol
nmc of Acts, is really the law Of
the State News and Courier.
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and Atlanta, via Washington and Dan
vile, Greensboro and Ashevile.
On trains Nos, 50 and SO, Richmond
ana Danvillc, Washington and Angus
ta, Washington and New Orleans.
Through Tickets on sale ut
Charlotte, Gwenvillc, Seneca, Spar
tanblrg and gainesville to all peints
Sonth, Southwest, North and East.
\, with ERR to and from Athens.
IS, with n l. II r. to and from Tallu-
lah Falls.
&, with El. Airline. to and from
Elbcrton and Bowersville.
d, with Blue Ridge II to and from
Walhalla. &c.
E. with G and G r. II to aud from
Ncwbcrry, AlSton and Columbia.
#, with A and S and u and ORR
to and from iicndcrsOnville, Alst0n &c.
&. with Chester and Ienoir II r to
and from chester. Yorkville and Dallas
ii. with N c Division and c G and A
TO and from greensboro. Raleigh.
&c, EDWIN BERI<LEY. Supt.
VI. SLAUGHTER. Gen. Pass. Act.
a. l.. RIVEs, "a V p & Gen. Man'r
South Carolina Railway Company.
lSsI -, -, ;, ,,'',' n, way -. l.
will I'M, ,s f,llnv.,, ,,,,;I 'ai''S
"IIns1r,,, ,imn -, '''' '''o' ''o''c''
!" AND rhoA CHARLESTON.
EAST (DAILN.)
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-23
RICHMOND & DANVILLE
.y RAILROAD.
..SSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On after Feb. Sd, 1884. Passenger
Train service on the n. e. G.. Airline
Division will be us follows i:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
BOUND TO OKLAHOMA.

To-day the city editor had pleasant
chat with John S.Culler, Capt.Pavne's
right hand man, who has recruit
ing" office on Douglas avenue. He
says there will be some 800 people
leave Arkansas City to-day for the
forbidden land" 500 of whom will
come from in and near Havana, Mont
gomery county. 1t is Culler's opinion
that the Oklahoma country will be
opened up for settlement this summer
in fact, he iInagines that the present
band of exodusters will succeed in es-
tablishing themselves in the territory.
BY letter he is informed that there is
some trouble among one or two of the
Indian tribes, who threaten revolt,
and that the Z. S. soldiers will have
their hands full for some time in keep
ing them in submission, thus enabling
the raiders to reach the coveted do
main and establish firm footing, from
which he thinks the government will
not remove them. We would like to
see that country opened to white set
Element, but in view of all the facts, we
are not at present inclined to be very
sanguine as to the leniency measured
out to the raiders by Uncle Sam.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-22
The UNION SPY.


The entertainment given at the
opera house last evening by the Union
Spy amat eurs, was far above the aver
age of entertainments of like nature.
The cast was remarkably well chosen,
and each performer showed very care
full drill. There was hardly hitch
or break in the play from the rise to
the fall of the curtain. The persons
who assumed the various characters
carried them carefully and well, the
frequent applause fully proving that
the audieuce was well pleased. When
the people of Wichita make up their
mind TO do a thing, they do it intelli-
gently and well, fact that has never
been more forciblg attested than last
night. 1t is not so much the words of
drama that make it, as it is it's in
telligent production before the foot
lights. We have not space to partic-
ularize, but as whole, the Union Spy
was rendered in an excellent manner,
and we are quite sure the managers
can count upon a much more gene
rous patronage tomorrow night.