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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15
The Fall Of MeteOrs.

Prof. Ball, if witness had stated that ne
had seen witch at midnight riding through
the air on broomstick, he would have
been believed; but ifhe had stated that he
had heard loud explosion, and found
large hole in the groued, and upon thrust
ing his hand in had found stone which
was warm, his yeracity would have been
doubted. Meteors must have fallen IN
olden times, but it is only in latter days
that these cases have been reported, I'm
til 1894 it was the belief that neteors were
yisitations from God. A Danish astrono-
mer was the first to write on the subject.
Pallas found meteor, which the former
examined, and recognized it in its true
character, as a composition OF iron and
nickel. In 1883 large shower fell in
Normandy, which was Of meteoric origin
It is difficult to ascertain the number or
frequency ofthese meteoric visitors. They
are usually more objects Of curiosity than
of scientific interest. A Hindoo claimed
that a meteor followed him for two hours
before it fell to the earth. The most cele-
brated one fell in 1892, in Alsace, and it
has hung for three months in cathedral.
It weighed two hundred and sixty pounds,
and fell with the sound of a clap Of thun-
der. Hpenetrated the earth six feet. The
best known meteor is one of 1874, which
feel in Wolverhampton, England. A far
mer saw hole in the ground and an exam
nation showed the ground to be warm,
and meteor was finally unearthed which
weighed about seven hundred pounds.
Being polished it resembles old iron, and
is now stored in the British Museum.
There are different varieties of composition
in meteors. In falling, meteors start from
above the atmosphere, where there is little
resistance, and come down with velocity
twenty times greater than that Of bullet.
Coming in contact with the atmosphere,
great heat is generated and the meteor is
broken in pieces. The speaker gave the
details of several meteors' fall. The most
common meteors are stones, and cannot be
found because they resemble the stones on
the earth's surface. In Siberia and South
America the most are found. A meteor is
fragment broken from large body.
The iron has crystalline form, and must
have cooled slowly. Where they come
from has caused much discussion. We
must look to the sun, earth or moon for
their source. Professor Newton thinks
they come from comets, because they fol-
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AhDitbW ] ~ khUN.

"Old yIIickOry's" Cent?. manly BenFiug
Captivating Severely told Boston.
T. ". HigQinsoa IN Iiarper's yor, July. 4,
For the social lie Of Washington the
President had one advantage which was
altogether unexpected, and seemed diff.
cult Of explanation by anything in his
earlier career. He had nj his command
the mos! courteous and agreeable manners.
Even before tho election Of Adams, Daniel
Webster had written to his brother: ".Gen.
eral JRckson'a manners are better than
those OF any OF tho candidates. liz 10
grave, mild and reserved. My wifa Ia for
him decidedly" And long after, when
tho President WAS TO pass in review be-
fora thoHe who were perhaps his most i'm.
plicable opponents, the ladies Of Boston, we
have The testimony Of the late Josiah Quin.
cy, in bin "Fitinres from the Past" that
the personal bearing OF this obnoxious Off /
cial was most unwillingly approved. Mr..
Q ,incy was detailed BY Governor
Lincoln, on whose military staff be
was, to attend President Jackson every.
where when visiting Bottom in 1888; and
this narrator testihes that, with every pre-.
judiCo against jackson, he found him
essentially "a knightly personage-pre.
JUDGED, narrow, miu,aken on many points,
1t might be, but vigorously gentleman In
his high sense oil honor and In the natural
straightforward coIrtesies which arc easily
distinguished from the veneer OF policy
Sitting erect on his horsc, q thin stiff type
OF military strength, lie carried with him
in the streets bearing OF such dignity that
siaid old Boetonians who had refused even
TO look upon him from their windows
would finally be coaxed into taking one
peep, and would then hurredly bring for.
ward their little daughters to wave
their handkerchief. He wrought, Mr..
Q1incy declares, 70 mysterious charm
upon old and young" showed,
although in feeble health, great consider.
alton fer others, and was in private really
sgretablo companion. 1t appears from
these "Reminiscences that the President was
not merely the cause OF wit in others, but
now and then appreciated it himself, and
that he used to listen with delight to the
reading OF the Jack Downing" letters,
laughing heartily sometimes, and declaring,
THE Vice President must have written
that. Depend upon it, Jack Downing is
/ only Van Buren, in MAJ querade." 1t is a
curious fact tina; tho satirlst is already the
better remembered Of the two, although
Van Buren, wag in his day 80 powerful as
10 provide ever tho official patronage Of the
Ns.ion, and to be called the Little Magi.
cisn," 49, 7
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An ARENAS y. piyorce Case.

1szds SJtin1t. y. Vt lEt'7;, y, ,lsits9s
Several days ago o Young negro and his
wife appeared before Sim on Patterson, a
black knight Of the rural Arkansaw bench
and demanded y divorce. ft,
.Whuta do trouble 'twixt yer ?" asked
old Simon. t,.i
~ KANT lib Wild her an abe KANT lib
wild me-" replied the husband.
"Why KANT yer ~
"Cause ehe amt oddycated up ter my
standpoint" ms "A I. VII
""1re better ediycated don he Is, ledge,
case ken read an no kain't," said the
woman.
ION, she mout bah more book larnin'
den I has, boss, but her knowledge amt
de kline whut suits do undersigned. She
ken spell cat an dog, but chs amt spell
billed cabbage tur suit me. Ebery time l
comes ter de house, l finds dis oman
han'lin' her book, but 1t doeant smell
nu,hin' bllin' In de pot. y A. 4
"Ef yer wueter fetch suthln' In de house,
yer woul amsll hit bilin' In de pot" 70.
Joined the wiie. Il 4 giE35. - i'5S
"Oh, dat ain my lookout. Ds 'oman's
duty, ez I un'erstanB de case, is Ter furnish
suthin' ter eat. OATS whut married yel
fur. ksin't 'speck me ter keep up de re.
persation o de family an huasls for bread
/ longs ter dc s'ciety." ,iili
Madam said the Jus.ice," do case Il
ergin yer. De- bible says dat or oman mus
mind whut her husban' says. Ell be tole
yer ter put suthin In de pot, an yer didn
do hit, why den yer's laid yesssli liable
Mr.. Clerk, write out er ''vorCe fur dis gen
herman, but doan' gin one ter dc lady" I
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BLAINE AN A BusINEss NAN.
A Clnse observer with a Practical
tA Head.

- WIN "a XGhCklGhl
Boston Journal. heaa. 3
Will the business men OF the country by
their votes place the destinies Of this coun.
try in the bands Of the Democratic party?
Do they wish to enlarge the area of Demo
cratic rapacity, as We have it in New York
and So they are striving to plant it in Bos.
ton? Are the methods OF the leaders OF
the Democracy in Boston and in New
York suchas 10 induce the Republicans
to vote against MIR. Blaine? The bust.
LESS men OF this country, the mechanics
and laborlng men CT this country, can.
not silord 10 vote against the party
which has given prosperity to the coun-
try. We have not had in forty years a
candidate SO thoroughly conversant with
tho business interests OF this country as MIR.
Blaine. He Ia practically one OF the best
Businessmen in public life, and his career
IN Congress has been one prolonged study
Of the courae of trade and the guiding ele.
ments OF honored finance. Take Mr..
B!aine's record on tho Important subject Of
taxation. Ten years ago he was the first to
eonhd Inc alarm regarding the 'lncreAHing
danger Of municipal indebtedness. In a
SPEECH in Wisconsin it was he who sug-
gtsted the Observation-Disclosures acts.
He suggested that it would be
wise aud salutary provision to define in
State Constitutions the precise ends for
which municipal credit should be used
limiting chose uses to proper and restricted
objects, and forbidding in any event the
creation Of a debt beyond specified per.
centage OF the official valuation OF the city
or town. This was in 1874, and in 1876
Massachusetts adopted the suggestion and
passed the Municipal. Indebtedness act-a
measure which checked extravaganza, and
is beyond question the most important
legislative act Of tho last ten years, espe-
clally for businessmen, who pay 90 per
cent Of all the municipal taxes which are
levied, $50 h {. .e55....,Glt5
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j Blaine nnd The irish Vote.
The Lrish lI1r1L s---L.-. - -

MIR: Blaine is now in his ffty.fitth year,
aud there can be no doubt of the TACT, that,
with the exception Of the political dudes
OF Massachusetts and New York city, he 10
tho moot popular man in the Republican
party. The fact that the English press in
England and the Euglish press in America,
viz: the New York Herald, the New York
Times, the New York Epasing Post, Boston
Heraid,and Uarper's Weekly are solidly ar:
rayed against him is calculated to gain
him the sympathy OF Irish Americans, and
there can be no doubt that if Gsueral But.
Ter is not endorsed by the Democratic
party Mr.. Blaine will get larger Irish.
American vote thau any candidate yet
nominated by the party be represents.
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From the Turf, rleld aud Farm.


From tho editorial department Of this
prominent here paper we clip the following
IN regard TO u veterinary remedy that has
been adyertiued with US lately 4. 4 4 4;
A VICTORIOUS, ARTICLE We respectfully
ask attention 10 the advertisement of Com
6ault's Csustlc BaIsani, on our last page this
week. This very valuable remedy has stood
the test Of the most critical trials By our
learned veterinary surgeons all over this
country, as well as by thousands OF our best
horssnen, and by lis genuine merits has
won favor In evsry case. 1t certainly has
praGuce many wonderful and actual cures
in all kinds OF bony tumors, such a. ring.
bone, spavins, curb, spliuts, &C., and for re-.
moving all callousas or punches 1t Ia infalli.
Bile. This preparation has been standard
remedy in France for: over twenty years,
whsre 1t has superseded the actual cautery,
and we are confident that, az fast as Its value
becomes known In this country, 1t will take
the place OF all firing and blistering, 90 It
excels either In actual effect, without any
danger OF leaving a blemish !; aud for ali
cases where u IMMINENT or countsr-!Iritant Is
needed, elth'r In severe or mild form, ths
CAustio Balsam can be manipulated with
most satisfactory results,
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TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

Tho Boarl Of Public Works having rejected all
bids offered at the 'rrucI letting and udrte 4 n.
advertisement OF the lriH & OF ito wrrS, no;cab
hereby given tust SEALED nRorOSilS viii b
Of West Virginia. until tie hour o! Il ocirE,
meridian. on thu 2,lh cav OF June. 1854, IL; ia
completion o! the III crations In aud addition, D
tho State House In The uiIy u Charleston, Ia n
cotdance win Inc plan and tpec!ucationS Tor aid
building, as psepsteE BY meEsr. eebles and Ken.
pie, architects, which plan and Specifications ile
now deposited NJ taid State H0,lHr, where ihsy
may be seen, and explained ny tne ARCHITECT ia
charge. bidctIs In GsInG proposals are expected
~ take OF tho state 1he material now on band,
purchsted by tho State 10 br rscd IN the cOrt nus.
uGn OF kaid building uLd thG estimated value
tier Of ~ 10 DO deducted fion the Bna, .of whth
the wofs Is proposed to be done. 4 hetult q
the kind Snd quantity Of se!d Taersl. aud tho Lp-
p,oHinate value ihcrtot may b. seen Vt the 6aie
81 the se letary o! state. 8 there rrma!us ouly
$1,000 oJ Of the appropriation applicable 10 lbe
further obstruction Ct Sid wOik, the penoa
whosc blu may be accepted IS to lcot to iuiurs ~
work 10 to DO performed b. him, after thC reusy
and mate, ial now on EIcd tEall haze Deen es
haustCd. such money AID ma erial on hand toto
used II the iuIthc: instruction OF sid bGlldlrg
and such uarp thereof es maY bN difHted BY lse
architect In Charge. The pcton 10 whom tho con.
tract may be awarded Will 10 required to ellCr
into bond IN tho penalty OF $1,000 With security 10
be approved by tho sosrd, conditioned ilr tho
faithful performance Of the contract, nnd "a an ld
diional u Guilty ten per centuEa' OF tho mypthIy
estimates OF the architect OF the work pctf6tmed
will be rae;rei until the completion Of The bal d.
Ing. "a. ~. ~: ,'f
The Board reserves the right 10 reIcc: aayo,il
bldg should 1t deem 1t 10 tap inetes. Of tho siA!s
Proposa'c 10 be endorsed "rfoposals 70, The
CAm plelion OF the Stale HOUSE nj Lhas.teton" ard
10 be deposited with or Forwarded to The i'm !e,
signed at the Ofl!Ce Of the Secretary Of s!..e
Wheeling, ". Va. II. -
i 81. RANDOLPH sTALThEEg, Je,
tn9 rs'SE7'- ~. ''.. Secretary Of The fOlm
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A Way farinY Man.

Merchant 1fdptier. . eIHE "a
A gentleman on E,st Fourth street found
ragged tramp sitting on hia front steps
eating bis lunch. e, z. 81
"HereI What are you doing there ?" he
shouted. 81 !, Il
"Partaking OF slight lunch. Will you
Join me-" the tramp politely responded.
2" No; don't want any Of your villainoua
feed" ~. IA 5r' ,,,,y.''
,I"That'a 60; It Is pretty tough kind OF Tod.
der. I just got 1t out OF your kitchen.
Your vile must be doing her own cooking
now" n, Z 4, 5; J
whats that You internal hound ?" ex.
claimed the angry man, starting toward the
tramp, still sitting quietly on the step.
don't get excited, cit; don't got excited
think minute. Aren't you mistaken In
calling me q hound p" 52iEs5al '7
"No, Pm not, and Hi"
"But, my dear sir, you are mistaken;
am no hound, I'm setter" 81.
The gentleman gazed at the tramp in I'D.
miration and left him to finish his lunch.
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Garden sluEs.
Exchange. ;

Garden eluge, when they become a nui.
ssnce, may easily and safely be abated.
Distribute pretty freely over the garden q II
pieces Of stone or bits Of slate or zinc. at
ni2htial! put a little bran on each fragment,
and soon the tluss will come ont from
among the plants and shrubs to feed upon
the bran. When it is dark go ont with a
lantern and a pail containing some strong
brine, and remove the s!ugs from the Iran
baited surfaces and place them in the pail,
where tho salt and water will coon dispose
of ths peata - MO-, Ir3' sg-fs q 49, Il
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che car.oon Kelo, ,nsrs helping.

ud1t, IN Ntp l0re tribune. IA J7,. II. .isjssfsN
The vile cartoon was a better friend Of
MIR. Blaine than all the editorials in bis
praise. The father Of family, the hus.
bsnd OF u wife, Senator OF the United
Ssasea, the Secretary Of State Of America,
three times depicted naked and tattooed
BY some passing Rdventurer, made the
blood OF Christian men boil. Yet these
illustrations were no worse than the indie.
cent hate OF Mr.. Blaine in the minds Of
cyclists protesting to be pure. ;,S5
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PrOho VI, Poetry.

Tezas SUlings. -i., 8, i.,,s IA 4, y 49,.
Some people are poetical by nature, but
there are others to whom poetical or senti.
mental language is utterly unintclligible.
Mies Mollie McDude belongs to the latter
class. George smithera has been paying
her attention, and few evenings ago, in
wild poetic outburst, ho exclaimed: "How
fast Tina vanishes in yonr company, dear.
est Mollie The hours become brief min.
utes" "How csp.you tell any thing about
II? You haven't even looked ut your
WATCH" responded the proeaic Molly.
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iome, often begins and ends in the whisky

home, often beglns and ends In the whisky
glass ? l
That tho quarter with hole In It haa a
tendency 10 GEEK the contribution plate2
That the hearts and tho coincidence Of
asme men have holes In them? i:sI
That a barking oggathsrs no pants
That It Ia much the same with men that
mske Blk nolse2 N4l5. Ss6F5,
That u woman with a wart on her noee
sees Il wart on every other woman's nose
That II is' human nature 10 transfer oul
impertectona 10 other people? 52
w TIE WnlspERRR.
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DIED..

F0sTER-Thu'si,y. Juno 10, 1881. at S o'clock P.
T.. KATE infant daughter Of David G. and The
late Kate s. Foster. ~ - - 5i77A l-o
Fnne al from res!dence, No. 500 Marsc: street,
Sunday afternoon at o CLOCK. Iuterment at Pen.
Ursula Cemetery. Friends Of the family arc re-
epeCtfully invited tn attard 81 ~ Slt-st-'s HsN
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y lsas Anybody Told You-!

That it's shot enough for you y 5:
That you exercised n merciful selt.coni.
troll not to ''shoot him on the spot 2" S.
That it ia an easy thing to add to the
natural discomiorts Of lille?
That he Is the happiest man who devotes
most oil his time to Winding his own busi.
ness :? z: Z! Z s::s'is
That too many men and, alack day
women too, are TOO busy n,indins other
peoples busistss 2 "A 40, ~ n (
That charity, which ought 10 begin at
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TRx Lspydon'< CITY urt.n, Grsckera.
MAklsll.ID.

NDLErON-PAXroS-3 Thursday, June s,
1854. by the Rev. l.. D.. Yalkinthsw, SS'Ist,d BY
tIe.idcnt ". *. Pcuuleton. OF Bethany College, at
1.-THE Naples" teir Ttlhbur9. ". Va, the rest.
TON, Of Sow Albany, Ind, to MARTHA WELlISAN
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!eLo R0ll. 2. wooos cl.,A
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND CTV
~ r, A < NETTING o. THE sToCKHoi im ~,

Or THE BEHnuuD IRON WORKS "t'oLDtElN
A special aud general meeting Of ihc .,o,.,.,,
ers Of tho Eonwovd iiun NorIx nGs been S.iiaEYs
lhe toatd Of Dirclor, 10 10 held vi lbs p,i%r,E!
office Of tho G1il Grafton, No. ii on fo E.aSM
street n ne CITY Of NhGfl!nG, wcit vi SIpiS u
osiosS Nv ;he ~ asy Of June At So
adopting or fccC,.nS ic,olutiou 10 bs osn,. ~
Etd spet and genera il,etnG 10 acc III In ~.
visions Of chapter 81 oil the Code OF W,It v'IepTe
as amended and 70 enacted by CGsrie; yS t ~ ~
AZ, o. ne % Of %s vEq
ksid Code as amended and rc.cnScud ~ h. Q.
II OF the Acts OF said LesiAlAluiO al ISL ,"s
amended and re enacted again as 10 crria, Nv! y.
tons thereof By Chapter " OF the Acts Of ~, ~
LcEi,lstuis o. w, and BY Chapters Il and Il y;
by order Of the Board oil Directors
,,r ALoSzo LoRtSe,
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN.
~ RRAL Meeting Of tho sIorkhnlLlru ID ~

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GIN
~ RRAL Meeting Of tho stockholLru al n,
Benwopd Iron OikS. VI @e
Aipeeial and GcreIAl meeting OF the Stcc,bo,.
ers OF the tenwlod Iron wotKS has b 81, r, ihSN.
tho Board OF Directors 10 be Eell al the ,i;W%nH.
Once OF the corporation, No. II gu FopiitesI,aS
street. IN tho city Of Wheeling, WCLt ybrinI, ~,
Saturday. tho 9lst day Of June, 1854 ut ocIscll
NJ, icI the purpose Of considering mud 6don,n.a1 =,
rcIerlng resolution 10 sxtcad the ttNe Ii H. "
continuance Of tAld corporation for lity VEN, ~
yopd the les day OF July, 1881 the date Of Ikes,.
the agreement for It's formation. " NV ~
BY order Of tho hoard. ~. u
ALoNzo LoElNa, Secretary.
ADDITIONAL NOTICE,
Notice Ia hereby given Of my intention IN M,
the said resolution NJ thetTecisl and geuesl v S.,
Ing, notice Of Which Is above given. A'e'
JOHN y. HOFFMAN,.
mY2i l- 'a
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; TRAyELER,S t3IIlnE.

| u. , .s.
Tr.insarlIvc and depart as fol ows-cii ~ Time:
BtLrlh0HE & OUIO.-MAlN IISrMile
phrs-For bsl,lmorUsn d New York, TAI a ri, 81,
m, and o:Os p m. Grafton Accommod ION :Sj
m; Local freight 7:05 m. NJ uudsyille Accom-.
moaatinn. !l:35 NJ Glvrcrs G.p Acconmoda.
!: o. Dtv.por hlc,go and the wes. s:l5 a n, m,
rs N al! 1l:l0 . M Bsrnesville Accommoja.
tlon, S35 nj. 2.uesyllle Accommodation 4. 10 m
": r& o. Dlv.-Fnr Pittsburgh, CTS y IN 1000
= ~. ~. Insoseiph!a Acc"mr,odato.. s:f5 m
. Arriv" -F.om eailio,ore and Washington. n.
1910 m. lc:l5 m. and s:95 m. Glover = Can
Accommodation. SEQ IN. . Aoundsville Accom-.
notation. 1880 m. Grafton Accommodation. b:3h
N. Local fteiQht $40 p n. -tIi. - 10Y '''
y 10 An and sos p. m. ncsviIle iccommods..
ton: 500 8 IN. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, 4:in
w. P n Dly.-Ftom plttsbu, gh. at lao . M.
r nh, ~ ?,n m Warrington, "a s:Io NJ T1iadel
An through trains run daily, Locs, trains dally
r., Q. a ut. L.-DlrARr- 900 . N, s:55 m
aae n, - N. AHarvS-s:So 4 N, 11;05 4 M
Cleveland, Lorain d whecIing,-DrpI. =,
q. Clai'sville 97 To, Cleveland express l0a2 n N
y III GI.lsS Y, Ss Massilon accommodato
AaRivR-st: Clai,bviIle SCI m. Msssos sccom n.
modatlon 9Sls N, st.; Clainvi 10 l297 p N, Clcye.
land express 1857 IN, St. ClArsvilo l:52 N. -;
y Cleveland q observation-disclosures s.oo
q, LEI N, GIG N; s.cubonvillo Accommnds.
you VIZ m, ,Wel!zvillo Accommodate S:oa
m.u AAhivE-l3Ss N, 500 p N S:23 m; Stem.
oou,modAtion s:S3 m. b 800 10 AZ
WoodAdeld and eummesHeld at 600 n N. and iii
o. m q ARRrvH 1t Rallatre At G1ha. m and 6:H5 m
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Rgw ADVERTISEMENTS.

C0NOERT AND COMMENCEMENT
~ Of the Seguin COLLEGIATE Institute. Ut the
0psis HOUSE orchestra has stea ensssed II Tor Ike
occaAion. Admis Ion Is cents; children unde. IL
years Of nge IS cens NO extra charge for reserved
seats, which can TO pr0cuf d At +. w. Banners
music store, 1910 Market ltte,t Cara will run 10
Bouth Wheeling at the close OF the commercen o it.
Donn open al 7 O'CLOCK. E1erSisei A. 7:4o !. n.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE +, r. '7771.
I! On and after SUNDAY, MAYtls, 1884, train, an
tho ". x. q. 4 r. will rua as follows -, w
LesviuE tho City At 9 =. T., and run every, hou,
leaving Wheeling 1ark at "a, NJ, and run eycry
hour until 10 T. Y. - 'a'
ss5, i a. ~ ON SUNDAYS, MS I!
sLe,yins tho CITY alta. NJ, and run every hour
! Leaving Wheeling Part At AK, and nun cva =,
hollr nutll 10 r. u, !, ri AN Aaa eFe.y
! Pascngen will save time and trouble bv IN m :.
chadng sher tickets 1t the Office. 0.F'ssss pug 0
L uy7 sd, "a 10 HIRsCH. sunt
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TOR CINCINNATI AND ,~
~ DulsvlLLE.-1hs Elegant Side .kstttssttI
wheel Excurdon Steamer ca n = AAsa'as
d BT. LAW REN CE......w ". N. List, Commander,
sAas.s "a q. d. List, Clerk, s5'7J 4 .f5'l
Wtllleave Wheeling on uATURDAY, June q, Al 1
O'Clock r, n, Tor above and all iutermcdAts points
For freight or passage apply Oh board or 70 IIi j
I{1 v. II. BOOTH d hON,
je20 41- ~, = " z.'t-'-' % 3Ell1f Agents.
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49, THE CoRaoa,rnpo
NOTICE.


81 BOARD OF CoMlSsloNERs or Quito corx,x
WHEELING. ". Va, June ia, id"
Fealed pro JotNs viii b. received Il ~,
I ara, ssiEn, yy. Saas 80 ISL es
County PHYSICIAN, for the For O, thnt NV. OF The
City o. WhGtl!ug lying north OF NhtsIhin,. g! 20
Also for iurnhh!nR mediClnes uron nIs",s ,TtseS
,aid Physician tsthe p0ot Of hat psit II
u, Mh IS. Gssc,y sS "Sa q Sheeins C ,Ss
sist must do business III that ra,t Of lSr iutut
which they may BID 10 supply, " 'N0 I'll! IA
!el6 III ii, n. woonu ,,.
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GENERAL notices..
SPECIAL MEET1NC

a sPEUlAL MEETING on NJ
.u cs,osEsSl1Sr Of no NaOna Ss,,daas
o. The pife:s be SlN1pip X Ordered ss,s
l?lh. IS called for July 18th, ais y. jIa,
Of tho Company In washington, i. a. ~ We ono
teot ieo'g' the B0Sri n n, ,ut he put
sentGi, - ~ 1870 F1rn ~ innsy b pts
jells a bALEON
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WHEELING L ELM GROVE r. R .,

B. 1.h G.. Railwny-LaAvn BellsIrol 10,
Nooosneld AND sqmmesheld at 600 q m. and 2:l0
o. m ~ ARRrrH 1t Rallatre At 9lha M and 6:gH n m