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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-08-08
How Dali.

'II'n du.l"
"weli, it IL dull everywhere"
As = matter Of fact 10 IL very dnll
Not Ior this time OF tho year.
The trade Tor July In Albany oflast year
several merchants have remarked, was
no, ss large a. l. was this year. fact that
IL significant.
It II bound 10 be at least fair this year
aud thore are several reasons for II, The
wheat crop In immense. Farmers will
ssll carly instead OF holding, borrowing
money, aud paying big interest. They
will be moro careful about selling. and
will store themselves rather than run too
big risks.
Look out for good times.
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The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted Ly Samaritan Ledge No. 5I6. l..
o. @. r., al their last regular meeting
WHEREAS Death has once mere invaded
our Lodge aud removed from as our dearly
beloved sistsr, Minnie D. Train. taking away
our organist. therefore. be u
Reaoired, Tha. II Ii bat Just tribute 10
the memory of Minnie. 20 say that ia mourn
ing her removal from cur Lodge IA every way
worthy Of our teadsrest regard, And Ia truth
eould be said Of hor.
'.Sister thou was mild aud lovely. gentle
as the summers day" and one whose example
will evsr stand worthy Of emulation and 70.
msmbrance. by all those who survive her.
Resoirod, That Ia our united sorrow we
extend our heartfelt sympathy TO the sadly
borsavcd father and mother. ia tho loaa 81
their idolixsd child. their darling Minnie. yet
we trust in the belief that her sweet voice
will forever chant GNeetest music ia that
homo beyond.
Received, That the Lodge 10 drsped IN
mourning the usual time. aui that these res
slutions bo inscribed in tho minutes II this
Lodge. = copy presented the .tniIy OF our
deceased sister. aud they bu furnished TIC
press for publication
NE1IIg lsnsH.
SALiIE BRASbENEuRa.
d. T.. EIiEv.
Coinmittts.
The weary strife Is ovr.
This days Of anxious care.
Tho nights Of black diipair.
Thank God ahAIl come no more.
A. last. a. ikst, at rest
From tell. aud grief. aad pain.
And every earthly stain.
In heAy'n Amoag the blest
flushed arc the tears We shed
Tho face 30 fall Of peace.
Tells Of the glad release
Rsvrent, we kiss the dead
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Coinmi.tts.
~ nEMoRI,M.

II all Of Albany Lodge No. 4. /. o. O. +.
Albany, Oregon, Aug. oh, 1881.
Again has our Lodge room been darken-
cd aud Aaddened by the messenger death.
The brittle thread that held tho life OF enc
who lived as We now live, has snapped
aszundor aud our Brother, Fred Wlilert
has passed that "bourne whence no travel
or rotnEns." In the midst OF this bereavs-
ment, Il Is meet that We should learn 10
number our days, that We may apply our
hearts 10 wisdom.
Bre. Fred Willert was born in Mecklin
burg, Germany In lsil. Emigrated u the
United states In the year 1888, sottled in
Albany In 1878 and died August lst, 1881.
To his bereaved wife and children we
extend eur heartfelt sympathy In this
dark period OF their life Journey.
Il IL recommended thai this trioute oi
respect be entered In the records OF this
Lodge, copy under the seal OF the Lodge
be furnished the bereaved family, and
copies 70 the city press for publication.
IL Il also recommended that the char.er
OF this Lodge be draped In mourning for
the space OF thirty days.
ID. l.. MAsos,
T.J. Sites,
l.. II. MoNTASYE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-08-08

Natures own true laxative. Pleasant to
the palate, acceptable to the stomach ,
harmless In its nature, painful In its ac-
ton. Cures habitual constipation, bilious.
ness, indigestion and kindred ills. Cleans
es the system, puritiss the blood, regulates
the liver and acts on the bowels. Breaks
up colds, ,chills and fsvsrs, cts. strengthens
the organs on which its acts, Bet-->bitter
nauseous liver medicines, pills, salts and
draughts. Sample bottles free, and large
bottles for sale by Foshay Il Mason.
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A startling pIseoxery.

Physicians are often startled by remark.
able discoveries. The fact that DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases Is daily curing
patients that they have given up 70 die, Is
startling them TO realize their sense ef du.
ty, aud examine into the merits Of this
wonderful discovery resulting In hun
dreds OF our best Physicians using It in
heir practice. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
Mason's Drag Store. Regular size 81 90.
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julius Gradwohl has fitted up the build
and has msved his agricultural imple-
ments therein whore he may be found al
all times ready to supply purchasers with
anything in his line on terms that will
satisfy all.
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NOTICE.

We shall discontinue eur business In
Albany about August 25th and until
that time we will sell our entire stock
cheap, consisting of drugs. patent med-
icines, pocket cutlery, and everything
usually kept In Drug Stores.
August 4th, 1884.
SMFrH & MCCARTNEY,
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Look Here

Bargins never before offered in Albany, in
all lines of goods at N. II. Aliens late Allen
& Martin. Many kinds of goods much less
than cost, come at once and secure goods at
prices that viii astonish ye~,
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Deputy District Attorney.

District Attorney Hamilton has appoint.
ed e r Skipworth. deputy district attor-
ney for Benton county. We congratulate
the people of the county as we'll as Mr.
Skipworth upon this appointment. The
new position, and we have no doubt but
that Justice and the interests Of the State
will be carefully gnards i.-Bsnton Lead
er.'
We join In the above congratulations
Mr. Sklpworth will make fearless Depu-
ty whe can be relied on.
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FOR SALE.

Improved farms in Linn and Lane
counties in the heart Of the finest farming
district west of the Rocky mountains. For
particulars address or call on
A. WHEELER,
Shedd, Liam Co., Or.
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Frank pannals is prepared to make ever
and to repair spring and wool mattresses and
lounges at Daunals new factory west aud
oining Judge Strahan's.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, tetter, chApped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kiads of skin eruptions.
This salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction ia every case or money Ere
funded. Price 35c per box.
For sale ty Foshay & Mason
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LOST,

On Saturday. August End, 1854, between
Albany and Independence q pocket-book
containing th-es twenty dollar greenbacks
two tens, and two twenty doll II gold
pieces. A reward of $50 will be given to
the person who will return the same to
this office,
b II. BROOKS.
Independence.
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For sale cheap.

A square piano, has been in use a few
years, In good repair, would take stock in
exchange, at once. inquire at this ONCE.
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MARRIED

MARRIED.
FARR0W W-FARWELL.-On Sunday. Aug.
3rd, 1884, at Shedd Station, by A Wheel
or, j p, Mr. CHARLES S FARRow and
Miss Ivy NJ FARwELL-both of Shedds.
[Mr and Mrs Farrow belong to two OF
Shedd's best families, ard have many friends
with whom we unite most heartily in extend
ing congratulations. We wish them long
and prosperous married hfe.]
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Blue Ribbon CIab will rect at the w. G.
7. U. Hall tomorrow evening Friday.
Rev. Carson will deliver the address. good
program may be expected.
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stage line.

RD Murray has established a stage line
between Albany and the Bay, and will run
once a week from here to Newport. For
particulars call at Hoffman L Joseph's
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Take Notice.

Allpersons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will do well
to call at once and settle. or the accounts
will be placed in the hands of au officer
for collection.
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Letter List.

The foIlowing Is the list OF letters RENAL ling
in the Post Once. Albany, Linn county. Ore
gan, Aug. 6th 1884 Persons calling for these
letters must give the date on which they were
advertised.
Anderson, Mrs H CI.hey, s W
Fisher, Charles Prather, DIR WR
R0senthal, Smith, Capt Jas
StiIwelI, Alex Taylor, r
Trozke, Augusta Taylor, + II
Williams, Miss Ada
j. NJ. IRVING, P. IL.
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Wheat, 20 cents.
New.

New line OF clothing at L Blain's just
received.
New line ofiurnishing goods a. Blaln's.
lie has n splendid stock.
New liHe of boots direct from tho East
at Blain's; unsurpassed,
New line of ceiluloId goods at BlaiR's,
just the thing.
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The Waterloo Saw Mill will now sell
boxing and fencing at IS per thousand.
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SEQ rT.-0n Monday. August 4tk, 1884, to
the wife of w b Scott "a girl.
IAN doing well
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NOTICES,

Mr Bdchner brought the first wheat 4
the Red Crown Mills.
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LumBer: Lumber Lumber
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EErlIDl,luAN TOT My IlCkET.
pEp,JnlICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Ills ordered that Convention OF the State be
held p, Pu,kethu,g Oh edncsdAy, July 30, lsNa,s
10 o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates Tor Cover
nor, sta,o superintendent O. Fec SCHOOLS, Audi.
,or. Ttc.su,er, .tto,ncy.feneIal, AID two Judges
n, tic sup,er,e Court OF Appeals TO be voted Tor
at the general election to be he'd on The second
Tue.dry Of October rcSt; Snd to nominate SIX
Presidential electors to be voted Tor at the FsesI.
deattal cluctlon 10 10 held OIL the fourth day OF
Noye,,ber uert; 10 select State Central 'ommit.
tto, and to Transact snfh other business III may
como hc orc sold Convention. .',.
Thr Kepublcsn electors Of West Virginia and all
other voters without regard TO past political alia-
t,ns. who arc opposed 10 the coure Of the Demo,
ca,ic nd Naturalization OF this ststc In creating q
debt In violation OF the express provisions OF our
Constitution; 10 The Oppressive AS ctEmen;s icgRl
lr .,nnoeed upon the people; to the unequal and
tur>epsone taxation causcd BY the eupplc.r entail
a,srsament o1ter Of the rrctept administration; all
who f.yor tho lowe TAXATION compatible with the
nctlic interest: OF elevatlAg and oisni'ying Amer
icSn labor; protecting and extending home indus
tries giving fee po:u ar education to the masses
oil the people; securing irte sunstgc and an homes.
eouu,Ipr Il bsllots: eicctunlly protecting all hui.
,nGn rights In every section Of our common coin.
Try and who tssi,e 10 promote friendly feeling
and pernaneu. hartneny throughout The State BY
maintaining stste and Government pledged to
,Atso objects and principles. arc cordially invited
to attend this Convention and participate In is de-
libotAt!oua.
We would recommend 10 County Committees
early pc:lou In the matter Of holding county meet
Inys Tor tho purpose Of appointing elecates 10 tho
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TIE HUIiA IA. nAON AiUISET,
Judge 1nxwtli's h.curL-Thc Demo
cratic Dl~frAnchlkers.

Judge MnxYGlis h.cJrd-Thc Demo.
urn,ic Di.franchtlcrs.
To Ia Editor Of the Intelligcnee1.
slE-You object to tho ratification OF
the nomination Of the Buckhannon con
yention because, az you cay, that conven-
ton did not observe the agreement Of !,
certain conference at Grafton, in that that
convention assumed 10 name it's candidate
Tor Governor. AS for myself l don't know
anything sbou. that conference, nor as TO
what was there agread. I accept what you
Say to bs correct. At least it has not been
denied. But assuming all you ssy to be-
correct az 10 what was to he drna, the onlT
o. .ction, l believe, that you of r to Judge
MAXWELL is tina, he is Of this end oil the
5 ate. while it was the purpose to get can
dida,e from the lower end. This seems 10
ia 4 poor excuse for not favoring the uomi.
nation Of MIR. Maxwell, unlss,there should
bsaonepo.ent reason for the Heloction from
come other quarter. Sec.ionaliam, atats
and National can not, nor should not.
count in the SELECTION Of off GERS The only
question should be, Is the candidate ft
ono to be nominated?, The people Of this
S a.e don't demand tho. tlioir candidates
for Governor shall be from this, that or the
other place or section; bu. they wan, one
who will be faithful exponent OF the
prlEcipleu OF tho reform 40 much needed
and demanded by tho opponents OF BUR-
bouism.
l believe some fear that tho charges
made BY B5arboas against Mr.. Maxwell
in connection With registry laws. etc., will
tend to weaken him 10 Q candidate. II
don't know what connection he had with
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Palalirc, ". Va, J


San FraHctscv BIZ ie!in.
Or. Z. I. ODoanell has perfected his ar.
raugemenls for his trip 10 the East with
two lepers, wuom he will exhibit to show
the Eastern people the benedts Of cooiie
immigration. He has 8 box.car parti;ioued
of ioI the lepers. he has large portfolio
filled with pno,t graphs Of lepels, some OF
whom are white, which BIZ will exhibit.
According to Dt. O'DJnnell's s.alsmen,
leprcsy is On the increase and there are
now bstween 200 and $50 CAGES III this
city, very muny Of them oeiug little devei
oped as yet, II plan ia to leave San Fran.
cieco att P. Sunday, July 20. He will
visit ST. L,ule, ClnclnuAti, Indianapolis,
Chcsgo, New York, Philadelphia Bal.i.
more and Washington. At each place he
will speak and l!lustra,etho theme with
lepers. lie says that there is no quarau.
t,ne against leprosy in shy city except San
Ffauc!sc,, and that 10 will therefore he
allowed to proceed. he hopes TO speak in
front CT Bescher's Plymouth Church in
Brooklyn aud III the National capital. At
the latter place be proposes to leave the
lepers for the beneGt OF L ,s.ern CoDgress
men: Then he will return 10 San Fran
ciscn. @ .aa. 70 -0 .---
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DIED.

DAED.
LoGAN-on wednesday, July q. 1854. WIlLIAx
b. LOGAN aged 81 1eAn.
Fnneral services - The reiiIencc OFT. u. logan.
95l Main street. u9 O'Clock A. NJ. Friday. 25lh Inst.
1ntesment private. a.} II
wiL:ON-0n Tue,diT, July q. 1884, at ~. ",
Captain luoAAs U. ulsoS, III the 7ht yea, Of Ills
age.
Funeral from his late residence on South Front
st,ect. Island. This (:rda!) morning at . O clock.
Friends CT the family arc invited to attend. Inter.
ment at mt. Wood Cemetery. -lr. IN
Evanston ". duestay evening, July %, 1884,
at O'clock. cAattus .. Aytss, aged % yesr.
funerll will take place hon Lis l.te residence.
No. sli5 Jacob street. Ibis friday Afternoon Ut
ECO r. NJ Friends oil the family arc RESPECTFULLY
luvl ed t. attend. Interment 1t Peninsula TEN.
ntnfv
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A nEAUrIFuL Yopsa MAN.
Also, Girl, nua u wan With Cataract
In His Eye, l.

Also, q Girl, nuu u wan With q Cataract
Exchange -'''''.'S
There wss beautiful young man down
at the wharf the other morning when the
boat left He had sad eyebrows, droop.
ing mustacbe, melting eyes, very,.ight
pants, a little cAne and the general bearing
Of man wanted TO DO stepped on, and
scalped, and murdered, and torn limb from
limb to prove hia devotion to something or
eomeboty wearing q correct and q dteas.
He was posing. for dramatic effect when
along camo chip Of a girl with deviltry
In her eye. s "aI HaH7 20 =.
"Aw-um-can I-I-aasiet you aboArd2"
STAN ,nesed the beautiful young man. ~
"YOu bet !" she replied, rs she surreu.
dered her shawl and aatehel. ,'o
He took her aboard, found her tho best
rockinY'chair, and announced his com.
plets happiness to find that she was also
going to the Flats. Did she h,h7
She would reckon!
Delighted some more. Would she think
him too bold Il lie presented her with a
fancy reel.rod2 ss2
cob, not at ALL" a...Tr..-.
He ran down md got It from the bag
gage.room and presented 1t with all bis
hesrt. She said It WAS boss. Hs bought
six oranges, Tour bananas, twelve jaw.
breakers and twenty a.icks Of candy OF tho
old woman peddler and dumped them Into
her lap. She Remarked that he was too
good. ~ gf tr-, a,t
"Wouli she take hia silk umbrella to
keep the bre. - ont Of her right ear?"
"She would smile"
And she emiled until Ills feet felt so
light that ho walked around on egg-ahslls.
had che got her ticket2" a-. 81
"O.ov! Forgotten !" g- b.
H. rushed down and secured It.
Would she like to read the morning
paper?" -" -
"Yuml' Ie. b..
He bought throe. .... 'o. uN. =.
"Would she like-w
But ut this moment man with cata'
ract IN his lett eye, and a nose which had
played with brandy bottle for twenty lonp
Year,, CAME slouching up, flung down q
bundle, and groyled out: u5l
"Alary, who's this ere persimmon ?"
"Oo, ne'B 0ns l saved for you to practice
Oh Say, George, bsgin at his chihw
"k'reci!" Bad George gB he shed hie
buster.
But the chin disappeared. It disappear.
ed in company with the besutiful going
mad. IL went last. It went up the street
Even when u boy ssked the owner Of the
chin II he ever Io:le!t tina. chin didn't wae
8 word in reply.
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l,u3Hu'A letter,

One Of the .tropgest points in Senator
Logan's letter Of acceptance is his state
meat OF the relations which the Republic
can party bears to tho interests Ct labor.
Without, says and exchange, parcphras
ing alr. Biline's argument TO the came
elect, General Logan shows 80 clearly that
du!iest intellect Cannot fail to at once com
prehend, tia. tho system ofta1ation which
has been carefully and intc.NgenDy erect
Ell by the Republican party he's not only
inc.ensed the wealth aud encouraged the
capital OF the nation, but hss 8. the same
time and by reciprocal process elevated
and advanced the laboriDg classes to = de-
gree unparalleled in olher. countries, and
that could not have been dreamed Of in
the United States lily years ago. 1t has
Effected development which has re-
quilted il more equitable dis!riDu-
tion Of the returns OF labor and
capital combined, than has been
realized in sny oth*r country st any other
period OF the worId's history. TAeru isot
coursc in the United Ssases as well Us else.
where lIes! deal Of vague complaint oil
the unequal distribution OF wealth. LIS
not probable that the communicates idea q
world in which all thingsar in common,
nhate and share alike, will ever be real
izsG; nor .s il possible to frame an argument
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TRAVELER'S GUIDE,
Trains arrive and depa,, !. !ollov,-cIt, Il

Trains arrive and depa,. an iollows-CIty Time:
RALIlHOHE q OHJO.-MAIs LISk-De
ohrs-For asl,imore ind sew York, l:4j q IN, a.
m, ana ~ M "a. Grafton Accumulation e:a'
noda .iss LES IN. Glovets Gap Aocommoda
20. DIV For Chicago and tho West e:lo nj
" PEE n AUG li:lo p ~. GAINESVILLE Accommoda
". P. s q; DlV.-Fnr Pittsburgh, s55 m io:s
! IN. Ts!ndelpba Accom- u,odstio., s:t6 D m
Washington. e Aeon maation. s;ss P M :,
accommodation, 500 IN. Mouudsville Accom-.
nouation. lao m. ,t.,a.tou Accom- modatI0n. 6:95
. N. Local freight 4:to p n. =,
e. 0. plY.,siom lineage and tho West. $40 m,
ion S:b5a an. Bsrnesvlllo Accommodation, Al
". & O DIv.,,F,om Pittsburgh, At l;qo y m
nd 7:D m: w"h'ngon, Pa, sic a m. T.isdei'
Al .nnroSSa trains run daily. Local trains daily
r., @. q IT. L.-DxrARr-s:a 4 m s.k,.u
I'm n m. - p N. Aas1v1-sso . m, n:o6 4 n
Cleyelnnd, Lorain d Wheelipr.-px,..r
St. Claits;ille l:52 P n, MaSs!lon accommodat,on
et7 N, q. Clairsviile accommodation sin D m.
AhRl1E-st: GlaiIsvttie S:27 IN, Ma1Siton accom-.
nodatlon 9:3l a N, 81 Clainvile 1297 D m. Clevs.
land express Gs7 N, st. Evansville 4:52 D N, ~
Olevelhnd & e1ttSbarxh-DSrAnr-s. !,
n, ll:N m. ils ? n: steubenvllle Acoommods.
ton s;ls q N. Wsilsville .Aocomnodsaon 1ca
oenvil1e tccommodatton s:23 > m. Welimi,oo ' a.
commoda.ion sssam. -'a,'.' -A" 40 Ap'- AZ
b. Z. d q. gailway-LRAva Bolls,,e n,
Woodmeld and 5nnmesheld At coo 4, N and 1 TX
.. m. ARR1vR At BelAira At 9:lh H. M and e:ss m
chic River x dR,1;Dss.ar-ro. r.rfersourr,
~. AssSn'osestiDn /; o IS an snd 40 n
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"Nt"t = NJ itest IS
On June Is there was light, warm
shower 1t Waugoshance light house, which
Ia in lske Mipnigan, about twenty fiv.
miles v est Of Mscsinac. Immediately FOL
owing the shower some men.@ho were 81
work on the ios horn building heard .
rafting aud crashing overhead and has
tened out to learn tho cause. Tho roof o..
he b1llting snd the pier or the lighthouse
had in an instant been covered to the
dsuth Of an iuch with a dry, chalk.likt
substance. The su,isce Ct the lake, too
As far IS they could sec, was covered with
a like ST. bs.snce, which the waves dashed
in'o foam. The men at the lighthouse
wcrc scared for time, but ~ no harm
came they soon began to look about for an
explanation. Two OF them applied their
periments made them seriously i'll. /
smells STRONGLY oiiye, but sc. ms to have
much less apsr;tlcprori'v than rn.psh.
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WANTED.

WTANTtD-BY A YOUNG GERMAN.
w American, ,ged o. no, very strou (; a stu.
att In grocery stote prcterred. Can fu nish ,ef.
erencnN Address. :. B.. Inie.llgenc.r otilt. i122
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I7AkIIl)E;RE)Il- ljkll(|ERSlT Ys': 4t1R

~ @ 1 En-" wv"
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R'

cu and Ate. SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1881. tr.,n. AZ
tho ". d 4. g. K. 4. viii run a. follows: $500 W
Leavtng tho CITY at A. H., and run every hon,
until Or. NJ ~ A -'A
Leaviag; Wheeling Park at7A. ~, and run svory
" OK SUNDAYS, gss f.,
Leaving the city at "a. ". and run every hour
until or. X. Ise ,l $3.50 800
Leaving Wheeling Part At 8 4. ", and run eyery
hour until 10 ?. y. i'dif-f'' - : $500 10y
9 Paseengen will save umo and trouble by nn,,
chahng heil tlctcu Ut tho c t,ce. 800 r3'
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