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Tammany Not Pleased.
BuRCHAR0 SUSPENDED
Yesterday, and James X. Kimban Appoint
ed-Note> on the Case.

Yesterday, and James L. kimban Appoint
ed-Note> on the Case.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The President
to-day suspended Hsratio l.. Burchard, Di-
rector OF he Mint, to take effect July lst,
and appointed James P. Eimball. OF Penn
sylyaria, to succeed Mr.. Burchari.
DIR. James Z. KimbalI,
Of Bethlehem. Pa, who was to-day appoint
ed Director of the Mint, IS Professor of
Economic Geology in the Lehigh Univer-
sity. He is . mining engineer and metal
lurgist BIZ profession. lie was educated at
Harvard L University and at the mining school
Of Frej5ers Saxory, receiving the degree OF
Pk. d. from the University OF Gottingeu in
1857. lie hiss held appointments on sew
eral State and Government surveys. Dur
iny the way he served in the army Of the
Potomac as Assistant Adiutsnt General on
the stats of General Mcclellan, Burnside,
Hooker and Meade successfully. Heis now
President OF the Everett Iron Company Of
Pappsylysris. and is well known in New
York CITY. where hehas an Office. lie is q
member OF the Union and Down Town
Clubs OF New York City.
M. BurChaTd said.
TO-DAY. in regard 70 his suspension, that be
preferred tba. the chsnge should be made in
thst was rather than 10 resign in the face OF
the charges Of iuetficiency and mismansSe-
ment which had been made against him By
uersoral enemies, and which have been pub
hsfed in several newspapers. He did not
dispute the Presidents right to remove him,
but had some little curiosity to see the 'rea-
sons therefor which the President would
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LIVE 5-OCR,
Wheeling,

HnoehESs
The marke: is very coed, this week.
Messrs. Hudson 4 Bsyha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, s. SOFAS 90 Tor sll kinds.
Hogs, market fair; a!94i per ID.
Sheep, dull; pose.
Lambs, good, active; 3!G,5c.
Calves, 81 OO@6 90 per head.
Fresh cows $40 00@&5 so.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 27.-rhe Drovers Journal
reports: Cattle receipts 100 head; ship
ments 5000 head; market fairly active
and steady; shipping steers, s. 7O@6 To-;
stocLers and feeders 81 2j@i -; COWS,
bulls and lixed s. 50@i IS; through
Texas cattle 81 80 for cows and - $50
; 2Tl for steers.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
3.OC0 head trade active, prices fully &c
lover; rough mixed s. 90@i 10; pack.
ing and shipping 81 1901 90; light
weights 81 &064 Is; sEips 81 25@S 80.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; shipments
none; market quiet and unchanged; poor
to good natives sold at 3 6O@3 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 27.-Catt!e-The
market closed firm with better feeling Tor
fat grades and the prospects for next week
are fair. Receipts 3lj head; shipments
none.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philaielphias
81 25@4 So; Workers 81 2j@t 81; re-
ceipts I. 100 head; shipments 200 head.
Sheep-Dull with a downward tendency.
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 2,+O0 head.
Cincinnati.
ClYClSNATI. O., June 2T.-Hogs-Firm;
common and light, IS %5@. %; packing
aud butchers, s. 9O@4 so, Receipts, L.
2j7 head, shipments, CSC head.
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Wilson Mentioned.


WASHINGTON, j une 27.-Among the names
mentioned for the appointment as assistant
attorney in the Department ofJustice are
Representative Wilson, of West Virginia.
Mr.. Stevenson, Of New Jersey, and Mr..
Branigan, Of Indiana.
Busts OF sheridan. Grant and Sherman.
A heroic size marble bust of Lieutenant.
General Sheridan by a Chicago SOUL tor
was received at the army headquarters to.
day. Similar busts OF Generals Grant and
Sherman ere to be placed in the headquar-
tefs Collections are being made by General
Sheridan as was provided for by Congress
ioral appropriations.
Phelps Remains Embalmed.
The remains Of ex.Minister Phelps who
died at Lima, haye been embalmed and will
be brought to Washington.
A ,Jaunt.
= Secretary Whitney chartered local
steamer and took the President aud mem
hers OF the cabinent aud number Of ladies'
on pleasure trip down the Potomac this
afternoon.
Secretary Manning has amended article
1855 Of general regulations OF the treasury
relating 20 customs and navigation laws 80
that it small read candidates Tor minor aP'
pointments in custom services must De not
less than y nor more than So years OF age
OF suitable physical condition and mentally
qualified rs required by the rules and regu'
latiops of civil service of the United States.
Outdoor inspectors mnst be OF robust frame
and constitution.
NIanniug's Appointments.
Secretary Manning 10 day appoidted Il
II. Henry, Patrick Cunningham and Chas
. r. Mitchell to be chiefs of divisions OF the
Sixth Auditors office, and Charles l.. Car
son was promoted from fourth class clerk tC
be bookkeeper. 1t is understood that a
change will be made in the Office of the
Chief OF the Loan Division, now held by
/ William Fletcher, on August LIST. 1t
is said that Leigh Chalmers, Of
Texas, will be appointed specia
agent Of the Department Of Justice, vice
Stanton, resigned, aud that d. A. Fisher, o.
Ohio, will be appointed special examiner
in the same department.
/ Minister Francis.
No recent instructions to remain at Vi
emma have been sent to I. S Minister Fran
els. Shortly after Mr.. Bayard became Sec
rotary Of State ne instructed Mr. Franci
to remain there until his successor shoult
( be appointed and arrived to assume hi
duties.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

MONEY 1 Per Oent.-aoyernments Dull
but Firm-Stocks Weak andLower-Flour
Quiet and UnChanged-Wheat Lower.
NV YoRz, June 27.-Money easy at
| per cent; prime mercantile paper 400
per cent. Foreign exchange dull but
unchanged.
GoyERNNEYTS-Dull but firm, except for
the }s, which are shade higher,
Threes couPort neutrality-suspicious., ...,-.'.......'.l0i
Four and-s-hai u
Fours coupons. :
PScihc sLkes OF lSso' :
STATE SEcyRITIES-Nery dull, Transac-
tons, 100000.
SrGcES-The market has been weak to.
day, New York Central. Pacific Mail and
Central New Jersey leading. AT the same
time business has been very dull The
market opsned weak and after fractional
decline, rallied generally 10 a shade above
opeIin quotations and then slowly sagsed
of dining the most OF the remainder Of the
day There was little rally between :
anu , o'clock, in which Jersey Central
led. Pacific Mail closed with loss
of per cent. St Paul shows a loss of :,
Northwestern ! per cent. Lackawanns :,
Delaware & Hudson !. The other declines
are generally for fractions less than per
cent Transactions $50 S62 shares. Com,
pairing prices this evening with those Of a
week ago everything is lower, except st.
Paul I, Louisville ~ Nashville ;, Baltimore
Il Ohio !, Missouri Pacific /. The greatest
decline was in Pacific Mail 4, New York
Central 3, Delaware Hudson and Lake
Shore each q, New Jersey Central p and
for others smaller amounts. The totol sales
for the week have been larger than for siN
weeks past, amounting to l,2l9,Slt shares.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
The Business. Transacted at Saturdays
Session.

Session.
Court met at , O'Clock, al the judges
being present.
State vs.. Flanagan. from Randolph coun-
II, opinion By Woods, judgment OF Circuit
Court reversed and new trial ordered.
Bowers VS.. Dickinson, FROM kansTha
county, writ of error allowed. bond $3.50
Wamsley vs., WamsleY, from Randolph,
opinion by Snyder, judgment Of Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded.
Bank VS.. Showacre, from Marshall coun'
", opinion By Snyder. Judgment OF Circuit
Court affirmed.
Sturrn vs. Fleming. from Harrison coun'
ty, opinion by Snyder, judgment Of Circuit
Court affirmed.
In ex parte John Mooney, the order Of
the Circuit Court remauding the pFissner
was affirmed; opinion by Snyder.
Heron, &C., VS.. Carson ct al from
Hancock county. opinion BY Green, judg
ment of Circuit Court affirmed
Greenhouse vs., S2pP, from Preston coou
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BIG APPOINTMENTS.
The President Appoints {. l. He'd
Den n. Y. Collector of Customs.
january Politicians DispIeased BY
tbs Choice.
BurChard Suspended and ]. P. Kim
ball Appointed.
Comment On the New Appointments
General Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, June 27-The President
to-day made the following appointments:
Edward L. Hedden to be Collector of Gus
toms for the district OF New York, n. Y.
Hans 5. Bette to be Surveyor Of Customs
in the district OF New ORR, y. !.
Silas ". Burt to De Naval Officer of Gus.
tens in the district OF New York.
Edward L. Hedden
was 5o-u il New York city in ISIS. From
1852 until last year he was partner in the
shipping house of Wetmore, Ryder x Co.,
and for thirty five years conducted the Gus
toms house business Of the firm. He is
vice president of the North River
Bank and director in several insurance
companies. He has always been a Demo.
crat in politics. His father studied Law
with Alexander Hamilton and was the rep
resenta,iye of New York City on the occas-
ion Of tie Ey;e canal. lie was endorsed to
the president for the appointment by Ed
Cooper. Gen John B. Woodward, John H..
Deoiin. Daniel Drake Smith, Pierpont Nor.
gan Charles 5. Smith, +. I. Tetft, of Tedt,
Weller Il Co, John 5. Crane, Bates Reed
4 Co. J. T. Low, L. T. Woodward, Hubert
0. Thompson and large number Of other
New York merchants and politicians.
II. :. Bettie
is a lawyer and was associated in tho Cor
poration counsels office during Secretary
Whituey's term. He has been an active
man in the county Democracy organization
and IS at present Deputy County Clerk OF
New York, and has always been Demo
GRAFT
Col. silas w. Burt
was formerly q naval officer and wss re
moved by President Arthur. He is at pres
ent Chief Examiner Of the New York Civil
Service Commission. He supported CIeve-
land for Governor in lSS2 and WAS an
active supporter Of the Democratic candi-
dates last tall. The term of Graham would
not expire until 1887, but he is suspended
because the President believes sound public
policy requires o reorganization o. the
whole customs service at the port Of New
York and deemed complete new organlza-
ton essential to the proposed change Of
methods.
Tammany Not Pleased.
Nv EoEE, June 27.-The feeling here
among the Tammauy men on the Presi-
dents Custom House appointments IS de-
cidedl7 bitter. Coroner Martin, one Of the
leaders OF the organization, said, when
asked how he liked them 1T is q crying
shame. The President has made o gross
biuudey. This man Hedden has never
done anything for the Democracy and in
appointing him the President has insultsd
the Democrats. They all feel about that
way though some pretend Indifference and
say they never heard OF Hedden and DO not
know anything about him. The Irving
Hall people are less disturbed but several Of
them use faint praise 20 express their feel.
ings OF course the county Democracy
men are iubilant. Even Hubert D. Thomp-
son seems to be very happy.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV York, June 27.-New demand has
been of the homeopathic order and for such
moderate assortments as are called for by
the light current request The very low
and largely improbable prices at which
common goods have been sold are stopping
many mills, and additions in this direction
are increasing the number that are slo wing
production or stopping entirely.
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give to the Senate. His relations With Sec
rotary Manning had always been Of the
most pleasant character. and he regretted
that a contrary impression has arisen since
his removal has been spoken Of.
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sCROFULA.
,...-r. Money Couldn't Buy 1t,

r-st... 60 S.7s and Farmer o, this wyCs ssys.
W.. .. r.s.r living within three utles o.
t..... r.. r..' Ncrieyb..ts fortune could
a.. rasH.tsty BOTTLES o. swift specific
"a. E.a. ....r Per statement . as iO.low,: For
. .-.---. r..s . E-Ts suffered almost death irCu
..rf .... .r..... s.r..-tG. For years | va IN
.r.F d. .. sr.-.r- iu keeping up my domestic
4s.f-. ...... Vas l.i.Cet 10 Try swift
,rae.a.. Pr. .,...T 1.-t.r', sui TGs - much ben
..r... mF +. .. ..... Ha-sJ .pu= more from NaSsrS
g6--E..rr ... "a ..gl has almost eC,iTs.y t.
.av.G ... ... -. ras person, and can DO Al
.ya.. ...-r.-s 5s.aGa / took the ). ; = M
.a VISA ... ..nrT aut,ro person was covered
..ra -...... .t-'Ln.s condition / d.i not
-rns. ... . a~rrT SECwn remedy and
.r r.'.-.- .s.i sS.ynCUraba. Ind
.... ....' ." ..'.as % no tTE.- :
1909 -t sFu.S SPECIFIC 70 tee
Moss ,... " ...-fHn- merchants az AC-
E6r.a e.. ....- =Lt-gn7rl 6aSer ue:s0G-
all. r... ... her case. Shs 5 a;Sa.y
a,.r.a-. -= ~.
Erur..,m Twenty Tgars.
Er .."...a, ig0l ranT'alt STU 'or tweo'y
ga. 81 almost .uro.O-snis pain. I had
. ... #. ..sAtAsltr and took a., soI-, Of
---r#.r .-racUt rs,lCi, Est0E reduced almost
.rr.. ...g ma no. hr.-E aH.- % Ea.= even agi n
-... aaa ... ICED % .gg Nsltts spsnirr, aud
.r.. ..,. a..rr1, and sm 70 iay entirely 70
a..r .t... .arrN.r away nv grltCI.s r-j an 10
rr.a .r .....s believe STttt's specie ELli cure
..- ff..gIa'tsu
SIS. -..N Na-ra.#r L-Cn,. Ia, \ -. 4, g.
Communication,
E.r-s.as. .A-,, ~.pt. 2s.lSSi. -AooU; viNsyelrI
80 r,,a-r. .'.i with ,ery tisyS gCsaD.a SKIN
q. A.. VIA 1850. asy ss-es and many csr,.ed piri-
a.- -.~ ...a. hands and shoulder. The ,Ore on
ASSOC. ... ....' q lgig nearly an inca deep, and
........ HE rrr1-ra O.. one % rJ' sores near
.s yr. ...r.... a.e very much. I tried al Kinds
t.a.sg.... .. 60 Il nothing that seemed 20 ateCt
aa disease. l.rH.y decided 70 try :, :. :. on I'd
r.. o. #. .rr ...r ard iU 4 short time the seats
...a. ..... .. sores aui left my sS.g smooth aud
rn. I..a7..sr s. $. :. tie greatest blood medicine
.l.. an. r.... .r taicg that Will cure Jly lissass
vita ar..a . -H, afflicted. 4 think my tr0gb,e vas
-a -.. H' ..-l...e attack Of ma,aria Fever, con-
100 ... .-uirs I'm the Tal.lpO1Ss river swamp.
rEg aa '1.rt q. my office In the court house az
Ne-.r..EE NuG an refer % me.
j. D. .E.nEs, Dep. sheriff ElmOre Co, Ala.
I~E.r.r "a 10t and skin Diseases mailed tree.- J
I..- ..r ~.s.rTrC CO. Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
-vi.T ...l r ErDs. 4 Co. and logan Co., a.
-0a..Eer sl. -a...I Wheeling. W. Va.
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COTTON.
New York

New York, June 27.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady; middlings 10 1.l6c; do. Orleans
10 9-lGc; futures closed steady; June
lO.38c; July lO.3Sc; August lO.4Sc; Sep
TENDER l02Ic; October 10 he; Novem'
Der 99Oc; December Gale; January
9 99c; February l0.09c; March l0.2lc.
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PEIEOLEU@,
Bradford,

BaADFoRn Pa, June 27.-Nshcna! Tran
sit certificates opsned at 81 C; closed at
soc; highest soc; lowest sic; runs
55,9l6 barrels: total shipments 5s,lO' bar
els; charters 69.SOl barrels cIeaEanres
t53R 600 barrels.
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New York.

Nrw YoRK. June 27-Petcoi' dm has
been active and strong all day. The first
price was 81 &c. aud after selling at SIC, the
quotation ateadilv rose. With ONLY Sigh,
auctus,ions. until it reached Doc. and closed
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IN EXPLANATION Os RESRRESCR Marks: "Daly.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted.-Wheeling
Tina
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE a. 8.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAJ l, daSI,
~ trains on the Hass'tpS and Elm Grove Rail-
rI,eh will nm !. INLlNHs.
on SUNDAYS,

on SUNDAYS,
Leave the city Al T. u. and run every hour until
p. m.
,9til 10 p.u G, HIRSCH, Supt
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u 4. &. Railroad.
Leave Re.l1irp at - 20 p. IN. for Summerae.d'
Leave BeiaiIe at $40 .. N. for SomeTne!d Aaa
ZauesyiNe. $500
Leave Ee,lalre nj 4:2n ?. NJ for WoOdshe!d.
Arrive NJ BeiiAire, $50 a. NJ, LOO n M ana
400 p, II.
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WEST TO ALLIANCE AND CHICAGO.

Al. trains daily except Sunday.
Tran, Ic.yn. Rridg, port nj 5:i- a. M '5:T cit!
time arrive al Chicago Al $50 =. N. same day.
Trair. lesvc Cleveland for Wheeling a. 90 Il. m.
10, T. H., arriving a l:iS ?. II. aud $50 ?. ~.
J. G.. TOMLINSDS,
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, w. Va,
T.. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburg, Pa.
WN. s. BALDWIN, Manager.
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Weary ~ fferer from Rhen,

Weary sufferer from Rhel-
matism, Neuralgia, Weak
and sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds, Weak Sack, Weak
Stomach and Bowels, nys.
pepsis, Female Weakness,
ii the Lo!ns and Back, try
over the pit Of the stomach ,
Ague Pains, Bilious Cole
protect the system from
rs.
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enCN A MCSTH-AGEST5 WASTED-BE51
Sl0U selling articles " the word. Or zap
aji-ess JAY BRONSON, Detroit Mich
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Gofr5 wxsT.

II! trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman. Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Car,
phi,zAelph!a and New York West 20 Columbus,
Ciaslrrati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis AID
Il. Louis.
For through ticFets, baggage cheeks seep.ns car
,r5nmuoiat!o-s and any further information 40
TWO TSO. u. TOHLISSOS, Ticket Agent at Par
Handle satiou. toot Of Eleventh street, OF at CITY
Fcte; of &c, under Mcclure Housa Wing
JAMES MCCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Uato,
E 4. FORD,
GarV Pas. ard Ticket Agent Pittsburgh p
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Sale Of City of Wheeling Five Per
Per Can't. Bonds of 1885.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE IN
~ dcrSguci commissioners, appointed by an or
dipaLte Of tie city OF Wheeling entitled 'AE pr.
dinahDe provide for the issue and sale OF bOnd' Of
the city Of Wheeling, 10 b. known a. bond, o. 1885,
and o' tie redemption and payment thereof al
proyirn. Cor the payment into the CIV TT%1ry
OF certain amounts from the revenues o. tie ~ CGi
water works, ratified by the voters 0! sid city "
the j. IN Day oi Nay, -, will. on
SATURDAY. july lith, 4. ID. 1898,
between the houisri O'Clock a. N. and OcOcN p:
m. a. the Bank o. the ONO Valley, In the CITY i
wheeling, W VI re Give bids in writing 'oG aai
sell uds OF said city authorized by SAID ordinance,
TO the amount Of $500 o. one EuuiT.Hl th"rrs Of
the demon iuatou o i've HUNDRED ioi afs each al
the req aindcT The d, nomination of one thousAni
do ar each, al da'si the bret Jag o. July, a. ..
1855 rryalle IN .r le'ur" the iT.t DAY ~ lg'y 4.
Il. 1872, al the Hank Of the Ohio Waller win n
tereSt At the rate Of i've per cont per aunum, pay
able anrua y On me ir,' deg ~ July A. ID l>N',
and I'm. INST ia, Of July 90 ca,u year 'h"reG"T
until sUd iurlu'ius the year ''IH at lid bank ''T
wEi.' il 'C;,'t COUPONS In proper iJIA A. alta. H"l
10 each iOrd and 20 n m'uy MGR" o. iL' h"Hii
aGta. 'l.ei by "a "rt!nanr" as m'J o' necessary
in aG tiuu - All slpiOg thereof, 70 pay the out
standing 0rl's' and other sing indebtedness -
said ~ r!-tng AZ The date o. N" Tai:nctt'o. u
said .riirarC" with the accrued Interest theron.
suct bonds viii ~ sold Only for cash 10 tha highest
I.La,.. approved BY the undersigned, and non q
said iou1- y Re sod FOR los than the p'.rCIrAl
Thereof with the srCTued Interest thereon. he I'D.
dpTt Led viii ssp at the sane place pp the .sle
day md beiwccG the sme hour. Ter've u1' n
wit ~ i,T ami sal ad 'igDai bonds auth ..rni y
.aid aEiioar.c to ne amount o. $1,000, ihe de-
non 1atinU o. one thoUsaDd dollars Zach !pr .r -
Of sa.t city o! 'a" 'pan 81 June y. 1871. bg' pr
MUM will b. allowed Tor any Of the b1ai 0. al
loan o.! ISL.
The bond, hereby advertised Tor sale are any If
them liable 10 redemption al their par valgp Of Al
any time after the hrbt day 0. July, 4. d. las. -
pTo7iied IN said ordinance and neither sugh 1.sls
or the coupons thereto attached will be s.D g -
taxation under authority % said City.
By said oriinanosLhe said city obIisstes i',-,' TO
pag each year after 1885, until H.. bonds aatao- ,i
byta!d ordinance are fully paid. the one tH-I'g-
NTH OF III Of such 'on5s not paid be'o-p tho -:
Gay o! July, 1895. .,,.,,.,-,.
J. T.. JEP-pS,
T. 4. DOSB!Ss.
iui2 tomm.s'io-'r+
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khIkMI\ WASHINGTON ID. o.,
tkNlV LAWYERS, for-aIy ET &
EFEl In the PsteDt Once; dnes. ATTORNEY
nu on, thaa 1900 CASA. pSss.tc t4As nj
r as Hius DepCl
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1885 p. III. train through 10 Cincinnati without
hcrgc, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling ST
7:a5 a. Il. and $40 p. M, Ee.!aire a. $50 III.
and AIS p. m, daily except Sunday.
noundsVille Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
II 80 A. n. and arrives At Aoun6ITie Al Il is p NJ,
daily except Sunday.
Mannir gton Accommodation leaves at i:lo =. n.
Through cosch from Wheeling TO Cincinnati daily
On Fo.E, leaving Wheeling - S:l5 An, arriving al
Cincinnati! a: $50 p N.
+. y o. sleeping ca1 on al through trsins.
Clo,e connection made Ter all points south and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this de-
srsbe route for coop.ts and persons moving 10 the
great Sest, and 10 whom particular attention is
giver.
T!r lei, TO eli principal pointa on ssle st depot
Sleeping GER Accommodations can be secured 81 De-
rot TtCEet Office. -
T.C. BURKE,
Ticket Agent B. y o. Depot,
JOHN BAll.lE,
Ticket Agent, under MClur House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
CK. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
<. I. DENHlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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RADICAL CURE
Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment 'oI
every form OF Catarrh, from a simple Cold or lnau-
enza to loss OF Smell, I aste, and Hearing, Cough,
Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption, in every
package.
Clergymen, rocalists,
And Puzzle SPEAKERS without number owe their
present usefulness and success 10 Saniords Radical
Cure tor CatAIn.
Rev. DR.. wiggin says: zone Of the best remedies
Tor Caiarrh- nay, the best remedy we have found
in a lifetime OF sutering-!s SanioTds Radical
Care Il clears the head and throat SO thoroughly
that, taken eaCE morning on rising, there are no
uNg}t0.ant secre,iyls and 20 diIsgIeeabe hawking
during the entire day, bat an unprecedented clear
ness OF voice and respiratory organs"
sod By all druggists Price, Sl.Co.
Potter Drag and Chemical Co., Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

- EELIEG AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On snd ater June 2lst, 1855, passenger trains will
run - 'C!!Ugs, Wheeling time:
pEPARTURas.
Foy Pt.tsbursh-4:i0 S. III, daily; 6;35 p, M.
daily. S:cO p. II and 7;i5 a. "a daily except san
day.
fgr Washing: on-5:05 p. NJ, daily except Sunday
ARRIVALS.
Frcr P't.burgh-- 9 O5 q. NJ, tsiyi Cos p H.,
LsiIy p,.npt SUNDAY; 1915 p. NJ, daily.
Ficus Washirgtol-7:G5 a. N, dsliJ except sun
day; iO:l5 p NJ, daily. ,,
B. DUNHAM, General Manager.
1T LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.