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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of QUITTING teeth II 90, send at
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg. It,
y.!ra IL incaloulabls. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there Ia no mistake about
It. It cures dysentery and dlnrrhoea, reg.
ulstss the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inHamma'
ton, and gives tone. and energy to tho whole
system system, Ma WinsGws Soothing Syrup to'
and Is the prescription Of one OF tho oldssI
and best female nurseo and physicians in TIL
United States, aad IL for sale by al druggistI
throughout tho world Price Is osntu bot
Tie. q. a az; q 4 rs 4 {. Siys xWsAu
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As the train pulled out Of Kansas Git,
recently, bound West, a fine,looking ole
gentleman, who occupied seat in thu
smoking car, was aCcos.cd by lank-look
ing specimen of Western humanity: &c ain
lar West, stranger?" he asked, "Yss air )
replied the old gentleman, politely ID
am eoing to Denver" Business or pleas
ure?' "Cnhhy for my health" "Ah
yess, l see. From the East, amt yer n
"I "a. am President of the TWENTY. 9Th
National Bank OF New York; Yon dom
say e." exclaimed the Weatcrner. Their
no added ia whisper: "Gin us yer hand
old pard, I'm right glad to meet yer. I'm
q Missouri train-robbsr. q - - -
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New Political Dudse,

everywhere" a5y " -
yon anything" - ~
NC; but friend Of mino told me Won
hao q poaitlve cure for. red ncsss, and
want to get the prescription. You will let
me haveit, won't your, 1 ~, =
AT any other time certainly would,
with much pleasure, for you badly need il;
put won't now. ! am Republican, and
shall not do a thing which will help to in.
"My dodge!" !.
us; you want to bleach out 30 that YOU
can tpsak Ut an Independent anti. Blaine
!meesIng without having your original pol,
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a7NE a xu0lC, lstf.stlEfs ...t q
Philadelphia Pes. I'll - i, 4
An impctuous Political Impulse floating
down an Abandoned Saver one dav vas
bsiled by Vsgrant Rat, who said: II
thought you belonged up above. Why are
You drifting on these noisome waten?' \
II used to belong up there" replied the
Political Impulse, drawing itself ont Of the
miro for an instant, "but things got too cor.
rupt for me and l came down here" "But
surely, continued tho Vsgrant Rat, surely
have mad.?" 5st65l JsGS- MOI" 80 -
,"0n the contrary" returned the Politi.
cal Impulse, ION the contrary, am more
than content. l float here, while / was in
danger OF sinking up there. Besides that,
have vindicsted the right We all have to
kick ourselves into the sewer whenever we
get d.ssattshed with the eurface drainage,"
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Trusting tho Lord,

About the 1st Of July Chicago f,uit
buyer went over to st. Joseph, on the
Michigan shore, to view the peach crop
prospects, and he found one orchard
owner who was feeling 80 very blue that
he said to him: '
snow, then, I'll give you check Tor
81 600 for your fruit as it stands" 2 a. +
No, I couldn't do it," replied the
grower, after some hesitation. ut would
seem to be doubling the Lord"
Two weeks afterthat, when the prospects
were still poorer, be appeared in Chicago
and said he guessed be would take the
ST 600. aI.Y b. -
but It will be doubling the Lord" OBJ:
eerved the buyer. ,.isl;g. SlI'H =,
"Yes, 1t probably will; buttI'ye conclu.
ded to doubt Him on peaches, and make
up for it by hanging on to 'ta!era and cab.
bape.n FL EsG}5- ~. = n :. 80 $3.50
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COL. JOSEPH rnOnuRs.


An Apprecfattvc Notice OF Forme
a. .ir--r-77I VI Wheelisg Man. d
Cumberland tAd.) Et9I 5l'
There has been some inquiry as 10 wb,
Camp Thoburn" received Its name. Col
Jcseph Thoburn, the gallant soldier ate
whom the camp was named, wau com
mandant Of the First West Virginia Vol
untssr Infantry. He was killed at Ceda
Greek when Early routed Sheridan, ju,
before the la.tsr's famous ride, and wa.
acting msjorgsneral at tho time. Colone
Thoburn served in this neighborhood ant
was several times stationed at Cumberland
de was every inch soldier and greatly
beloved by bis men. The following OK.
tract from q latter written by one who
aarved with Colonel Thoburn to General
Powell, who will deliver the memorial ad.
dress this year, is fitting tribute to his
memory: 55f F.qr5'1g asE tss
my acquaintance with Colonel Thoburn
began with the war. He was surgeon Of
the First West Virginia Infantry in the
three months service. The regiment Was
then commanded by Colonel B. r. Kelley,
aiterward brlgadier and brave. major gem
eral. ThoDurn attended sKslley when he
WIS wounded at Philippi. When the reRi.
ment went III for three years Thobuin be-
came its colonel, and served as ouch until
his death on the morning Early surprised
sheridan's army at Cedar Greek. While
rallying his men Thoburn was shot and
MORALLY wounded by a Confederate cav
a.ryman. Thoburn's bravery Ia action,
bis absolute GOODNESS In moments OF danger,
were qualities which especially endeared
him to his soldiers, who one and all loved
and looked up to him and were willing 10
follow him anywhere. Nor was his kind.
MISS to and care OF his men in camp and
on the march Any less conspicuous than
the traits l have mentioned. Thoburn
frequently commanded brigade and at
the time Of his death was commanding
a division. With all his experience and
worshiness 1t has seemed very strange to
me that he wsB not promoted to BE- G an
eral. Time has not reconclled me to what
believe was an injustice in bis case. Ger.
talnly think no Drawer man or truer gen.
tleman ever drew sword In any cause. Be.
fore the war Thoburn was a prscticipp
physician at Wheeling. At his death b.
was but IS years old, and young as he was
he WAS many years my aenicr when be-.
came bis regimental sdjutant and after
warda his sojutant general. For months I
was closely associated with him and loved
him as dearly as il he had been one OF nv
own kin or household. sssure you no
eu!osy you can pronounce on rhobnrn will
be ont OF place, and your .ffjrt in that
direction will appreciated by many.
n.kuuw thou, o. stranger to thu fame
OF this mu, h..oved. nut h.houor d name,
u Or none IN 1t knew hun Used be told
A warmer heart Death lit or mace cold,'n
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Homo Proof.

Suffered Torribly-oNothin ,ccned IL ho,n ma
could not got out Of bed, ~: smith eSr nc.
zHph. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W,Vs, Z
ieeed for years; patent medicine isied 10 SSlp Ima
Dr. Smilh completely cured me-" '''' 80
- o. 6pcidOl b Co., Wheeling, W, Va
los IOasi failed y giye me relief Dr. Smith casa
me- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance 1gsat. =
F!n-"Had them for fourteen Year,. Dr.. sniu,
cI sssai M: prn,,,, 10 Loos Y WASHINGTON
n Z. n. MRS. CATKRRINf CAPS, n,
$500 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va, z
:. Sancet:."sun lor years with uslCer. Had
susn; p. smith cured mo without mile c.nsIo
or rain" gnHp7.- Mll. Il. N. ORUUTT.
Files Fi..uls Of Anus Plat on my 6ass ios is
w wn6ns kkSpSrtsd dying d. smith cured mo
7 ~, ~, !, 4 TuoMAs CoLyN, :
Wholesale Grocer, Main g., wheeling, ", Va. 4
4, ulcetatiopa Of Rectun, fsolArsus and Siles,-
WE " Siyea up 70 die And pronounced lrcunblo.
A WARRINGTON DElANY,
Rcv. II. o. LAdd wrises:-"Dr, earitn'n pn;i:..
ional services In my family have been mos: atis
SssoAyt MN lIJAlACu0 ulku W ALI VI u pC0Eefn
md skilltul physician" = :. AZ
Mis-. Msrgaret kolb rays: II had been uui,srinu
or seven Years and treated BY MANY phyEicians 10,
n eight hours removed monster l0S feet loug."N
FemAlo Complains 1hroe ycxrs In hospilas IA,
emales siye mo peculiar advantages In syiah cnses
Persons cured Of cakrrh, diseases OF heart, liver
tosaach kidneys, skin, blood, nervous aileciinps
M Weaknesses Of men and youth, srotuis snd
kthmA testify 10 my success. ~ x - - 'N
P1les cured without the kn;ie, 90
Patients a. 4 distance may be treated by lettar
Mutation sent on receipt OF two threecent 1tamss.
nd ADVICE returned froo, ~ ~ ''''. 'N-f"
Consultation II ONCE free. On1ca kouu from |
). 4. to7r. r., daily. Call on or address
PH JOHN Z. SMITH, M. D..
nv No. 1904 Chaplins st., Wheeling. n. Va
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A LADY who suilsrel from weakness neon
i ~ 70 her Sex. Ia writing to friend, laid
y tfied various kidney medicines, but only
ioohd myself growing worse. A friend told
me 10 uss Ut. Gaysott's Yellow Dock and
esiaspsrilla. It's etiect on mo was soon indi
oa.sa ~ clear and beautiful complexion
tteeoIm from ashea and pnina. com let,
IssmoVai OF nervous dspr'ssion, painless reg
can not praise the rumsdy too hipbIv an ,
true friend 10 auffarlng womanhood and Az ,
Strengthening modicine. sTJ,1f1, y nav :
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ThousnuusHuv M

Nj. 7. ". Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes !:
u never hesitate to recommend your. Elec.
trio Bitters to my customers, they give entire
sAt!sf.ctiou and are rapid sellers. x Elsctrio
BiatIs are the pure.t and beat me- Gin
fn now and and Tiil positively cure Kidney and
Liver co n haIn PMadty The blood aud
be- without them. They will save huudrsds
of dollars 10 DOCTORS bills every year.T snid
at 80 cent? a bottle by Logan & Go, VIVIAN
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p WIIEsp

LAY mean "PoIsor ed with Potashn This Is The
III case with hundreds who lsve been unWisc
enouSh to take sarsapa,ilss, Potash mixtures, etc
until digestion Is almost fatally iTp,ired. Svifts
specific Is vegetable remedy, and ies,oreB the sys
lem 10 health and builds up the waste made BY
thcSs po!soDs - ~ -
NJ was suffering with Blood Poison, and t,cste
seyernl months with Mercury and Potash, only to
make ms worsc. The fotsRh took away my 1bpo
tito and gave mo dyspepsia, aud both gave mo
rhcumatrm. 4 then took sa,sapsr,llaa &C. All
thesc sarsspar!la mixtures have Potash "a them.
This made mo still worse, As II drove tho poison
fnrther intn my ssrtem A friend insisted Ithould
tsko swifts specific and It cured me OF the rlocd
Poison, drove Tho Mercury and Potash out OF M
system, and to-day am Is well ns ever was." -
rs GEO o. WELLMAN, Jn, Ealcm, Msss.
John A. Smith, tho largest merchant In Gaines.
yille Ga, ssys: II 81 ered for years from the CON.
bined effects Of Frysipelas and Eczema. coutIp.
ned to grow wore under medical treatment And
by .aklug medicine containing Potash. s. q. 8.
cured me thoroughly and absolutely. Ny specific,
strength and flesh returned Is wascured with 1t,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ires
to applicants. s{ai..5 -
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., 13
an Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga, I
New York once, 1h9 W. I'D street. betwrcn 9th
and I'll Avenues. Philadelphia ONCE. l2o5 Chap.
lfnN EtFent ~ 4. tpc
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MEDICAL.
Dl|.R.J SMITH,
No. l4N oHAPL1NE STREET, n
z ll,s Near Fourteenth street

1ns 6sst evidence Of phytciaas fuccc.s il .he
nsaaaaMony o. Lia patients. Tho Increasing 40.
ehds ior my Professions services prove i6at hsye
S SSmt honorbly and fairly With those WHO hsye
e onS Sa me- ineysr use patients nsme with.
tIncapsa. thoush have many hundred CIR.
NJ. oSen pronounced incurablo ihorouSh md.
a.en suutaii0n, with many years hospital erperi.
e ease ona ,i.niliasty with therapeutic agents
SSs ,, psoivanoe OF tomperamcntsl pccnirritles
-, " s,,st attention 70 hygtenic management In.
iSo nstiSSs = cure posi6le, and frankly give
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, OF fredericksburg, Pa,
writes: " waa AFFLICTED with lung fever and
abseess on lungs. and reduced to walking
sskeleton. Got q free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION, which did
me 90 mnch good that bought q dollar bot.
Tie. Alter using three bottles, found myself
once more man, completely restored 10
health. With hearty appetite aud gain In
H'sh Of Is pound" 0aii at Logan & Go. a
Drug Store and get a 1oa trial bottle. Large
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-11

By using Dr.. Frazisr'a Throat and Lung
Balsam-tne only nura cure for Couehs'
Colds, Hca:ssness and Sore Throat, and ali
diseasel OF the throat and lungs. Do NOT
neglect Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores
ard hundreds Of gratsful people owe their
lives to Dr.. Frsxier's Throat and Lung BAL.
sam, and no family will ever be without /,
after once uHing 1t, and discovering It's mar.
ycloua power. It Is put up in large family
bottlea and sold Tor the small price rs cant.
per bottle. FaAzIlR MKD1o1nr Co., Prop'a,
Cleveland, Ohio. Bl.5tt ;s5sl,, - =
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water fol- nal,
BY druggists. =. i 4'-55; - : n
Wholesale Agents: LooAN & Co., Wheeling
y. Va, and J. Q. Dent & Co., bridgeport
onlo SIS - A.ls e'3tr1tE s.r pAW "
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The best salys in the world Icr Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Bait Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chopped Hands, Ohilblains Corns, aad all
Skin Eruptiona, and positively cures Piles.
or no psy required. Il Is guaranteed to giys
perfect satisfaction, or money reiuuded,
Prizes Is cents per box. n, h - -
/, For sale by Logan T. 90.
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LIEUTENANT GREsLY's baby born while
lts isther Was gone, was years old on bis
return. l. is perhaps better to bs in tbe
Unacceptable Arctic regions for q few wears
than to be kept awake every night by a
young Arctic explorer at home, - "a I. !.
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Did She Die +!

"shc fingered and suffered along, p,nlns ava,
al the time for years." Es5 lSIB,gl
"Iho dociam doing her no goods" l..&
"And at last was cured by this Hop Hltten thu
papers ray 80 much about" 2g sMsgf Z,
"lndeed Indeed |" i VA Wlgs
Low thankful NO should DO for Il. Il medicine, Y
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IN the South, aud flung them back upon
the crude people there, not turning thelr
faces towsrd the light q the cross any
more, but toward the darkness Of the Col.
gotha. Devoured In tho politics Of slavery,
religion has ever since been to a large ex.
ssnt q kind Of passive force, Ike that OF
the Jews who assembled In the waiting
place In jerusalem to howl about the past.
The new preacher has come with the fro
on bis brows aud fire in his eye. II 10 the
much.derlded, the throbbing, the scream.
ing, the evangelist locomotive, ( IA h &
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"THERr, now I, exclaimed Mrs. Popin-
jay, as tray OF dishes wont crashing to
the floor, while the waiter was trying 10
put Popinjay's quarter into bis pocket.
"That's what comes Of tipping the waitsr.'''
Burlington Free Pres. 4 ,..'i'4 5, 5. -
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Father Is Getting We'll.

7" UVkVhH6 VVHs
my daughten say: E..
blttes g." 1H.'fT = 7"'r,1' 49, 10y Ivy
NE II getting wei, alter hlS long s,,adus from
diseae declaied i-curable." = = - =
AND We arc 20 glad that he used your Bilten.'
ng-Nnrc Rcnuiue without bunch NJ green Hons
s'nI Vim Hop" or "Rops" Ia their tame
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Philadelphia PreSs. ..s-l . IS sFF
Tue attempt to hoop in ayoung and
growing ststs like West Virginia with 40
old and hide.bonnd Democracy promises
to be very bad for the hoops, $3.50 -
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a roEx written by rhymer who Ia
within hearing Of a rsttling sewing ma.
chine and O. quarreling baby never tnakpa
i,s appearance In q leading masazine.-M
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u IT Is said that Lieutenant Greedy looked
very reproachfully at the waiter al dinner
Yesterday whom he asked II he would have
Ice cteam.-Brookyn Times. a4ts ,
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Ir you compliment . young lady by; OBJ.
serving 10 her that she has "shell.like ears" y
be very careful that you are not at the
time watching 9 boat race. -Beslon Post. y
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"Rougfl on Rnts,',

"A LONG meter hymn-A gas compan.
collector.-Graplic. ~ s, l,,!i5l.l.I7'
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LET the humble newspaper reporter look
up. Henry NJ. Stanley is now dining with
kings Cincinnati Times Star, Il n La
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II you want 10 oflve your business,
=, Anu have ANY love for fame, -.
~ Never spare the Ink anu paper;
Let The people ses tuuf nsme, Z.
EEe'g3t tad IL atf bastncN, fI5 <
" InuuAtry will Always pay;I III
Ntvet ir,t 3 II always labor v.
Advertise from dIy 10 day.
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Catnrrh OF tho Bladder. z. e.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kid.
nay and Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Rnnhn.usiha." S1..aTS' Il7''4 -, J -
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Welll' Health
Renewet." s. .s'ifys2
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Clears out rats, mice. rosches, Ties, sntu,
bsd.bngs, skunks, ohipmunks, gophers. $50.
Drugyissa. 43s EE;'rt t6ll7lI,'-iFsi - = -
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Pilos l Piimi, piles,,,

Sara cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itchins
Pbea. One box hha cured tho WORT oaseg al
twenty. yeara' standing. No ons need nuf.s,
I've minutes altar using W illlam's Indian
File Ointment. It absorbs tunors, allsyu
itching, acts as roult.cs, gives instant reliei.
Prepared only for Piles. itching Of tho privato
part, nothing else. hold by druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price, 81. N Ne ~
tl3i FxAx1xl MEDICINE Co., Prop'a, +.
u-ug 70. 3l r. tEIt'3 Cleveland, Ohio,
Wholesale Agents LOGAN & Co., Wheeling
". Va, and J. Q. Dsar 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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Frerier's Root Bitters are not dram sbon
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
aense. They cot strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep tbs bowels open and regular,
olssnse the blood and systam Of every impu:
rity. Sold by drugNsta. 81 90. - T2,I7 II
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- 2 ~. -73--lg- = C!6Veland. Ohio.
Wholesale AgsEss: LOGAN Il Co., Wheellns
v, Va, and J. O. Dksr & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. - ~ n z. 50 - lslEaL, n8xu
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spedal Agents In Whocling.-LoSsn \ Co., O
AenkeLeNer, Z. 2. Burt d Co., Alex. T. Young
|. +. shi1k. b. T.. Da1ah and J. B. White q Co.
Belsire, Ohio; A. r. Dug, Martina Eeuy, Ohio.
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Al tralns daily except Sunday. ..s s5,.@
fullmans Pulsce Drawing Eoou rud5locp.ng Cars
taton8h without change from s,cuGsuville Hast 10
Cincinnati. Louisyille, Chicago, Indianspolia and
For through Gcscu, Baggage cheeky, ulocp,ny csr
sScoininoIat!cns asd any further Information, ep.
hxnds Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or 1t CITY
I1cxet Omce, undes HoLure aouro, Wheeling.
gEis5S w. = JAMNS MCCREA, : 4gas
Es3s gtE Manager, Co.uuhuz, Ohio.
54z..z..s Y. 4. TOED, ! ~. : 3.
q Cent Faw. enl T1ckot Agent Plitsbu,sh pn
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aAZIEn'B MAGIC OINTMENT

T-I|-T1I DIV EnAZ1EN NAUIV UISTNKNI I@V = 4
Tho greatest blessing that has been discoy.
erad in this generation. a sure cure for Boils,
Burma. Sores, Cuts, Flosh Wounds, Sore Mn.
Piles, Hard and Boit Corns, Chapped Lips and
Hands, Pimplea and Blotehes. Prics 800
Sold by Druggists: 1a < < ..t5l SSI3N;' iS.,'I
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In the older tincs religion reached into
those hills and i'm planted that spirit called
piety, which is next to worldly ambition.
J The war seemed to paralyzs tho preachers
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meui.uAViiie aLCoinInvuAAOn iV,,Sts v httlinv a
ile Am, aed arrives at &uundtyllc al l2l6 r, h,
daily except Sunday. 49, '"f'' - =
Glovers zap accommodation At 6.35 n m, N N
xsaetYille Accommodation Leaves Wheeling AZ
day. 'sl,GI TT-l '-T7t w = = ~ ouu'
Tarnesyillc Accommodation S:ss =. M; daily o..
=; Q. Sleeping csIs on all through t.aina,
~ Iht9agh Coach Gom Wheeling 10 q lumhus OF,
No. 2, leaving wheeling at e:l5 T. m, arriving a
Columbus At 24t pm. ~ 1TEg'7' - ,'"N1ss -
Cloee connections arc made 10. all points South
hud southwest, Forth aud Northwest making thjg
saeetlable route for colonlsis and per Gus noyInS
ton Is Kiyen. - - - '''S'''' .' H''o4'
1ickeH 70 I'll prinupai points on salo al Depot,
Ds MeerIny o. aconmodauona can be occurred n
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Q!E1e :G|atallilqn,,lsar..



Onire, n os.: 70 nud "a FNnri etr th Street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-27

Col. c. ID. Perry, who recently returned
from his home at Englewood, Ills, suburb
of Chicago, had Mt that time. as il now trans
pires, big land scheme on hand and was
accompanied by number of capitalists who
had in contemplation the purchase Of a large
tract Of land lying on the "nntral trip" just
south Of and joining onto Commanche
county. Some eight or ten days ago. this
party, headed by the colonel, left this city
to view and investigate the lands in question
and ere their return TO the east, . sale was
made which involved the transfer of 1900
acres Of this land TO the Chicago capitalists.
This was rather an interesting stroke Of bus
mess, but was not quite in accord with Mr..
Perry's full calibrc, and SO he made pur-
chase of 10000 acres on his own account
before his return to this city, which occur
red on Yesterday. Is it any wonder that
our city has made, and is still making such
gigantic strides and wonderful growth when
such giants as this are At her back and such
enterprise and stamina as this Is the stock
in trade Of her leading citizens;