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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16
TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,

eealcd proposals will DO received at the OgcoG
the board Of Education, on Fourteenth street i1'
all work necessary 10 supply the several sChpOl
buildings With nRturRl gus,
Washington Gub,DlstrICt and annex.
Madison Sub'DlslrlCt aud annex aud CoOttd
School.
Clay nb.Dlstrct and annex on Fourteenth srt,.
Union gub.disttitt.
Centre Suo,DlStriCt.
Webster sub District.
Richie subj District.
Public Library and Board Room.
Proposals may DO made for all the above NAMED
buildings or for any one or more separate All
work must be done In accordance with the ruls
and regulations Of the Natural Gus Company q
West Virginia, aud the Board Of undefWriiUt
Proposals. addressed to tho Committee on Duildilp
and Grounds, and must DO left with the ClCfk o.
tho Board on or tcfote Tuesday, August II, 1856 NJ
u O'Clock n.
The Bolrd Of Education reserves the tight to re
jeet any or all bids.
by order Of the Board Of Education.
". A. WILSON,
.s-. Chair. Com on Buildings and GEoIntI
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AnIr.I.rinn. sl,nnilnr Amir.

Sunday morning about . o'clock two
drunken men stopped In front Of Hankee
saloon and began shooting. Hanke raised
the window and asked them what tllOy
wanted, They told him to take his head
In or they would shoot him. He went
down stairs and they had left. They stole
BklfT and went over 10 Martins Ferry.
Wheeling officers were over looking after
them last evening. About half an hour
after the shooting Officer Hetlop saw two
men Jump out Of a john boat on this side
and run in the bank. Whether they had
any connection with the shooting 10 not
,,aay0
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linitlmoro 4 OHIO Change of Tim,

On and after Monday, August 10, tho
CambfldEeacc ommodAtion, leaving Wheel.
Ing at 1885 A. NJ. will DO discontinued.
Zanesyille accommodation will leave at
4 o'clock r. M city time. 81. Clalrsville
accommodation will leave Wheeling at
Si86 A, NJ, 100 and o r. NJ, returning will
arrive In Wheeling atSil6 A. NJ, / $50 and
6,l5 r. NJ, CITY time, Solid train to and
from 81 Olalrsvllle without change daily,
except Sunday,
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F0R CONVICT IABOR


i
Sealed proposals. will DO received by the uajr.
signed until y O'Clock meridian on rOcsd,y, N,
9Th day OF August 1856, for the labor Of iiIiyG
Convicls 10 DO employed within The lCnlleg,iI,
for Il term Of from three (J) to i've (Sl Yeas
Each bid shall specify The articles piOpRCl uh
manufactured, the numhar OF square lttt 0l mn
room that will be required, tho luoaaI u ,Leia
rpwCr ind tho price per day therefor.
little bidder desires 70 'nauullctnte dstirl
ella ssot articles, the lRburto bVUnpOle I'd on taca
class must be bid for separately.
Tho successful bidder Will be required 10 cn,r.
Into contract In pursuance Of his BID, lnd III,
nIsh bond satisfactory TO tue board VI DecT,
conditioned for the faithful Performance II N,
ounIraGt, aud Us the law directs; blank lo1a ii
which contract aud bond Is on iile, and viii +,
main with the CLERK OF the Board during Ali d.
YertiSemeut.
Each bid must be accompanied with brad
with LurGtlcs TO the satisfaction OF the Board thai
tho bidder Will comply with the lurIs Of his w.
II II Is accepted and be scaled aud NdiltStl %
the Superintendent and entOncd "nIb IN labdi."
The board iescsSes the rIgat to reIr!t any OF Ill
bids.
ail1.M JOifN PECK snt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16

The Regular base ball club Of this city,
returned from Morgantown Saturday
evening, having defeated the Rough and
Readys Of that town. Friday the game
was stopped at the end Of the sixth in.
ming, the score standing 8 to 3, on account
Of one Of the Morgantown boys being
badly hurt Saturday the Wheeling boys
downed the Morgantown nine by score
nj IN tnh
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TITS Mountain Lake Park Hotel, atleF q
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests, The rates are 40
reasonable a. will allow for o hist.Clabs
table aud comfort Of its patrons. Mr., II,
II, YAnMeter, the oKnef, RLill mAnARah Il,
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sl2 from New York to Southampton
$l3 from Southampton to New York. $lt
from Scandinavian ports to New York by
the Express Steamers Of North German
Lloyd Line, For other information call
at the European Steamship agency o.
H. F. BEuRRNs,
nv n 3 22l7 Market street,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August ID A. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather
local rains, Boutherly Winds, slightly
warmer. For West Virginia, rain, south.
erly winds, higher followed by lower
Temperature.
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Chdu!GuIVg A1eMbly HERALD AH9uh H.
The table occupied by DR., James E,
Reeves, ex,presideut Of the American
Public Health Association, Of Wheeling,
w, Va, was one Of the Centers OF attrac'
ton at the working session, yesterday,
DR.. Reeves method OF cutting fine sections
Is new and wonderfully successful, The
sections, cut dry in paratIiue, are fixed I'M,
mediately on the slide, and thus handled
through the various media Of alcohol,
stains, etc., until the finished mount ID
made. His method, seemingly, leaves
nothing to be desired; aud hls very fine
sections were in great demand, The SIM
Pile device OF his to prevent soiling OF the
sections as they are cut on the miCrotome
-BauECh & Lanbs-is wonderfully Gm'
pie. Another device Of his is his water
bath and oven, which attracted the adj
miration OF the society, He gave at the
session his method Of staining bacteria,
which ia unexCelled by any other; and
altogether, tho society Is to be congratu'
lated on the opportunity afforded TO 80
many lovers Of microscopy, by his willing
ness 10 show his excellent work,
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WEAR DalbtIggan Underwear. They
are tho best and cheapest. All sizes at
q. HESS & sons.


Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
"a. NJ, 76'i 12 NJ, SS';S =. NJ, $685.. =.
NJ, 70o. Sunday: IA. NJ, ~; IL NJ, SO'i
M. M. $50. 7P, ~, 7So,
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WE hare introduced q new system Of
selling Watches ON the inStallment plan
whereby you Can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Call aud investigate.
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth ami Market Stg.
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TOihs Editor CfthE EHtslligtRetr,
sIR:-Reiering to the refusal OF the
Second Branch Of Council 10 grant hay
ing to a committee Of manufacturers on
the subject of pressure, and to tho action
OF Messrs. Sweeney and Caldwell in OPP
posing high pressure, l wish to say that !
have found disposition in many quarters
to make the impression general that the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia
was at the bottom OF all the opposition
and trouble. lido not think err when ]
say that the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia have not interisred in thif
matter directly or indirectly, and am o.
the opinion that II the West Virginia
Company expressed It's opinion on The
subject Of pressure, 1t would be that TWEEN
ty.dye pounds or even thirty Is not dan
gerous and should DO allowed.
THOMAS O'BRIEN
OF the Natural Gas Company of w. Va
Wheeling, W. Va, August Il, 1885.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16

LADIES, we have taken the agency for
Harper'a Bazaar Patterns, aud have Just
received full stock Of new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "lhe Standard"
Respectfully,
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Dentist,
CHAS- E. M ASON,
Ghe q'ttelIigettter.
OnIccs Nus. 70 and ~ fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisement

wanted-Man to Represent u Manufacturer.
For CinClnnAtl-Skamcr q. ". Bltchelor.
kIcplSlOt lAking Powder II, II. List.
Chamber kGH-lGwlng bros,
Guns and Ammunition @. Dillon.
Extra Large Dnnef EApkilis-J. b. Rhodes 4 Co
On the lnCrease-Thlrd page.
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Prepnsals.
NOTICE .I5I -,
To Contractors.

Proposals 70 build a uew brick School II,aa Ia
Richie sub'DlStriCt In accordance with pISn,,bi
Specifications 10 DO seen At the unlCC Ol he Ii4tt
Of the Hoard Of Education, No a. Fopt,e'ri'
street, will be received until O'Clock p y Si
Thursday, August ~. 1856. VI
Proposals Should he enclosed In seated epyt.
opes, Endorsed Proposals to build NHUui hnl,e +
addressed 10 The "C0mmltteS on mIdngy IA
Grounds" and left with the Clerk Of Tic u6aNI
Education.
The right Is reserved to reject auy and all bId,
". A. WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Building, aud irourl,
Aul2@lt-lG-l0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16

TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock we shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
Z. HESS ~ SUNS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16

Well No. l OF the Central Oil Company
Of this city, in the Washington oil lield
has been Cased and the salt water encoun'
tered at 1850 feet shut OF. Drilling will
be resumed this week.
Friday evening the John McKeown No
8, on the Munce property, began to flow
occasionally, putting out twenty-five bar
rels at q squirt. With the drilling SRtur-
day the production shot up to sixty.Aye
barrels an hour. Thayer No. 8 passed
through the Gordon sand without devel'
oping into gusher.
Montgomery No. 2 broke loose Friday,
making a 30:barrel how-the first in It'd
existence.
The Stewart is still holding up as big
we'll. Saturday morning It was putting
the oil into the tank at a rate Of ITO bar
rels an hour.
The total production OF the field for the
"a hours up to noon Saturday was 1900
barrels. -.r
The Wheeling Gas Company has two
more wells near Finn City about ready
10 come in.
The Wheeling Oil Company is building
1t, rig for the No. 2 well on the Washington
Fair Ground.
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FOR RENT.

No. 1908 ALLEY II, rooms, new 0usc. a""' AZ
No. 1905 ALLEY II, east Of MCLOllOoh Nfctt"a "a
No. GQ North Front street with - lle CROP" n ~
No. INA Market street, deslfAgiJ t0lt lOoln, =" "
No. llI7 Main AlteaI, business house WIN Wlu
Of tho beat hydFGillO elevators In the CI'if
No. i26 Fourteenth bltVOt rooms "'','''''' ia "a
No. % BiRhte0nth street, bfOOns, '',''''''''' N iI
No. 9i8 Main street, siOte.fOom ,',,''''''"'' Il
No, 2lb1 Main street, nb""""'''''' "'''' "a
No 90 ALLEY 10, I rooms, %
No, 10 fWehiyfOyenth street, rooms r''''"' NJ
No. w Alley q = ~
No. ia ALLEY 10, Q tOOlill","t., t"''''"'"t' al
No. 1 ID feaf Of 2ii2 Water street .,r,,.,'..'"'
JAMES A, HENRY,
Real EsAlO Agent, Collector, anl NelaIy I rgIN
once houts, SO'clOck AN, pb IN up0 AZ
Lsnba I. NV
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The balance Of our Summer Shoes and
Slippers at half price. Come early and 90
cure q bargain. L.V, BLOND.
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ruIy YOU'RE,
ANA E. LEA

ofBaltmore, Md.
Mr.. Charles Schultz has accepted the
agenCy Of this popular Association. There
are no annual dues. Assessments are
made at stated intervals, so members know
Just what they have to pay. For further
information address,
CHARLES F. SCHULTZ,
Corner Thirty-third and Chspline streets.
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are still selling round tip tickets 70 Pitts.
burgh on Sunday. Rate ST 50. Trains leave
at sos and 1885 A. NJ, city time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-16

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v IN wELLsBUNG, situate on comet RIM
aud Yankee streets opposite T., W. 4 ny, leIQL
Lot 6Sk120 feet. Good buildings, House oil W
rooms And BLOreruOm; also ANAL tCnani lOuse4
two rooms and Kitchen In rear. II sod bAGe
October lBt will BIZ sold ut bargain. kchlt1 10y
selling, want 10 10 west Call Oh or adde's ], u
| ARMSiRUNG n SllIbufV. W Va Aull
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.EoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

The following Lots on wheeling Island belong
Ing 10 the estate Of tho late VIM. McCOy, viz
Lots No. 60, O. and u on Broadway,
Lots No. 80 and ~ on York street
Lots No. ", 100 and l0l on Virginia Gtice!,
Lots No. 10l, 100, 40 and Iii on Huron ,lrtL
4, Lola No. III, III and lBg on Wabash btiveL
Lot No. IA on Water street. ,.,,
Au29 ". Y. HOGEG BRO, iaOO MAfttl ".
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Prompt settlement of Two Policies of Insur

LuRAY, VIRGINIA, July 81, 1886.
To John e. BeaN, Egg, Secretary NatiOna
Mutual Life association, APO 4 street, N
w, Washington, D. c.
DEAR Sir: hereby tender through you
to your Association my heartfelt thank
for your settlement in full this day Of two
policiea OF insurance on my husbands life
No. l57 for s., 900 and No. 373 for s., 600
My husband, Alpheus Lear, died on June
s, 1885, but did not notify you or flo
death proofs until July 10, 1856, and this
day l acknowledge payment in full. My
husband was insured in August, 1884, for
81 900, and in April, 1885, for $1,000, and
this insurance has cost him to date Of his
death AS 81. Wishing your Association
continued prosperity,
am truly yours,
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aer gale.

EoR sALE-TWELVE u2y GOOD
- Mules, well broke MlllsCll cheap EnqGi,
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To Bore for OIL on wills Mountain
The Romney InteHigncer In Its last issue
has the following; "The United States
Geological surveying party for West Vir.
ginia Is now in the neighborhood Of Gum.
berland. The chief OF the party has ad.
vlsed the company prospecting for oil In
that city 10 bore down In the Narrows or
cleft Of Wills mountain, and gives the
opinion that at q depth Of 500 feet the Cor.
don sand or oil bed will be reached, He
says that the basin between the Blue
Ridge and the Alleghenies Is probably as
rich in oil as the Pennsylvania basin, and
that shalt sunk 1900 feet anywhere be.
tween Wills mountain and near Harper's
Ferry will bring up oil. The antiCllnal
axes are on Wills mountain and the Blue
Ridge, many miles east and west Of the
Potomac"
The Cumberland NcwS in the same con.
neCtion says: SIT has been all along un.
derstood that the boring would commence
in the nelghborhood Of Wills mountain"
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,Ynr nntLp Atlantic ocpun.

EDW. y, HOSE y Co,,
Dealer in Standard and White Machine
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"OIL ON THEWATERS."
SUSPICIOUS AROUSED ~ rows
BY Certain Combination of circumstances,
The Well on Judge ThOmpsOu's Farm
East of wheeling Showing Good Signs
Of the Fluid-Gsnsral oil News.

The fact was recently commented on in
the INTELLIGENCE that Mr.. O. D. Rob,
bins was industriously at work securing
leases Of land in this county, in Liberty
and TriadelphiA districts, for the purpose
OF boring for oil and gas, This fact seem
ed little peculiar in connection with the
general public impression that Mr.. Rob-
bins previous test wells in that locality
had been fat failures, People have re-
Gently had their growing suspicious
that Mr., Robbins had found hope.
full signs in his operations, confirmed
very iorcibly, The oil escapes from
the hole bored by Mr.. Robbins on
Judge Thompson's farm In such quantities
that 1t can bs gathered up from the sur
face Of the creek near by, Persons who
have been as near the Moundsville alleged
mystery as anybody Is allowed to go say
that the quantity Of oil escaping from the
Thompson we'll Is fully as large as that
which flows from the Craig & Lowry hole,
Numerous sample bottles have been
gathered up and brought TO town. Ex'
perts say that while mot Of sufficient body
10 be used ss a lubrlc2ting oil, this oil Ia 90
pure that 1t would probably sell at least as
high as the Washington fluid, possibly
higher.
A scheme is on foot to sink the we'll
deeper. It is understood to be down
$500 feet now. II Is extremely probable
that deeper boring would have a good Of
feet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-01
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. NOVEMBER /, 1886.

was the devil, sure, AMI gasped,
= Fhars all right; don't stick me; Pli
give right up"
Georgeto vn Enquirer, Oct. 81: Mr.. w.
I. Jon stone gives an interesting de-
soFlptiOn o. the effects OF last Fridays
shocS on rice field bank. He was max
ing observations at the time for the river
and harbor work on Col Reads planta-
ton on Winyah Bay. He says that the
bank on which he was stand ng swayed
violently and that he could wi di tticulty
keep on his feet. The ground rose and
fell in short, rapid undulatiOns. which
were piainly visible, very much res m
otlng the wriggling OF snake. MI.
tombstone says that it seemed as though
the bank was being torn 10 pieces and
must inevitably sucCumb to the strain,
Speaking of phenomenon, Winnsboro
can tell OF something strange indeed.
For the past two weeks here mas been
phenomenon, mantestng itself 10 the OIL
factory organs. Several of tue leading
citizens have had the unpleasant expert
ence. 1t makes its appearance In one
house, in one wall, on one night, and the
next night it is scented in diff
fer' mt part OF the town. 1t smells
exacly like a dead rat creased in
the wall; but il only lasts about fifteen
minutes. From the CHANGE of the scent
from one house TO half dozen others in
one night, the theory of perambuia Ing
polecat has been suggested. But tue
worthy Chief OF Police, who has smeled
his unpleasant OdOr, AS also thai OF the
polecat, vetoes the theOry. The lining"
IS really very offensive. but il only lasts
lew minutes in one place.
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FLORIDA.

The south Florida fair is being agitated
agan.
Wanton 5. Webb VIII be in Pensacola
before long for the purpose Of getting up
new city directory.
a new town mas been born-this time
only five mics from Green Cove and on
the Western railway.
The old constitution OF Florida was
born and adopted in 1868, and will die at
the aye OF eighteen years.
The Harmony Baptist Association will
he held at MI. Pleasant church, in Levy
county, beginning Nov. 3.
A Spanish gentleman has bought nearly
all the oranges in the Emeralda section
they brought good prices.
Circuit court for Gsdsden comfy will
commence on Monday, NOy.8. There are
several murder cases on the docket.
The corn crop OF Alachua county has
been harvested, and the vi, ia has been
unusually large. The granaries OF the
farmers are absolutely filed from the top
TO the bottom.
The Renew brothers, who are reported
20 have been lynched in Calhoun county
last week, fed from Gadsden county
some two years ago. They were charged
with hog stealing.
John a. Graham, w. NJ. Mcintosh. Jr.,
Charles Monroe and Ill. h. Graham have
termed an association known and sty led
as the Leon County Land and improve
ment Company" vita headquarters at
Tallahassee.
u. w. Gibson. OF Green Cove Springs,
positively declines IN become can iidate
for the othce OF County Commissioner at
the ensuing election. Dir. Gliss N has.
however, asserted his willingness to serve
uDOu the Scnool Boar1
1t Is said a charitably DISPOSED steam.
boat Captain uuG some others ctipped in
aud made up pony purse for the "poor
lndians' at For, PIc.ens, and were nor.
rided soon alter % see the recipient "blow
T. all in" on little game OF three-card
monte.
Tom Dixon, a well known colored man
az NOrwalk, was arrested few days
since on M indie ment ,Ound by the last
grand Jury tJr bis failure 90 discharge ni.
duty as Road & IN MISSIONER. n Va q
bond for bis appearance at the next term
oil court la the sun 90 fLOD
The Convention Of the American shIp-
ping aud Industrial LEAGUE. 10 be held Ia
Pensacola on NOV TO- promises 20 be- fhe
largest convention ever held in Peusac lla.
Already many cities have acted on the
matter, chousius delegates 10 represent
their Yarlsg aud respective Interests.
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"eaeraie trans ,tlantique
French Line TO Hlvre.

u ETWEEN New York aud Hayre, from pier
ID so. ~, r.. foot OF Moron street
Travellers by TINS line ayoid both iran it by
huglleh rail way ana the discomfort Of cross
ing tue Channel N all boat, SPECIAL train
leaving the Com liny's lock az HHyre direct
for PARIS ON arrival 81 steamer. baggage
checked AT New York through 70 Paris.
La GASCOD Nc, SANrELLl. sAlU ap AN,
No. g. Pm.
~ BOUkGOGkE, FRANGEUL, sATU r.
DAY. Nps. %, An.
la CHAMPAGNE. TRAuB, SATURDAY.
Nov. 20. NuOs.
la NOKMANDIE, De KEKsABiEc. SAT.
IRUAN, tY. 2. An
PRICE OF PASSAGE including wine.
TO ANRk-Fir-t cabin, 90 400 aud $50 I;
Second abin, So; storage from New fors O.
l. aVre. f25, steeraRe from New York w Para,
f2s: including vine, bedding and utensiis.
Jhecks payable &C eight iu amount 10 suit
the innque IrAnsAilHuiiquo Of PARE.
LOUIS DE hEBi ~, Agent, Bowling
Green, foot of hrYauwa}, Arw York,
or Wll.DEh& co.. Agents i0r bAyanUAa.
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a IT
Ar Cleveland. -. lO: AS p IN l2:lO noon
oOld passenger trans Brunswick and Jesup
to Rome.
Pullman Buffet cars leave tlanta daily at
$40 m for New York without change via
Rome, Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and II gerstOn
Pull man Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
90 . M for " Arlington without change via
II, anoHe and Shenandoah Junction.
Pullman BuffeG cars leave Jesup daily at
$50 q M for Atlanta Chattanooga and Gin
cnnati.
Excursion tickets to Georgia, Tennessee,
and Virginia SPRING. can be purchased upon
appiic alton to Mir. VIM. Bren, City Tloket
Agent. and TO depot ticket gent S., f. Il w,
r. r., Savannah, by this short line.
l.. i. nLLIt, a san Won't.
r. W. WRENN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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FAST MAIL.
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vile and New YORK, and To and IpI e. Jackson
SoDvIle and New Orleans via Pepsaco,s' Jack
SoN ECTlNG AT JACKSONVI1Ir
win last mail tr IN VIA Jacksonviiia LIE LIE
an an hey West Railway and soutb ,ampa
Kal road % and from Tam a. u'n flortis
12:31 m Lv.... Jacksonvilie .Ar .,o
s:2o Ar. sanford ......Lv 40 49,
$40 u m Ar. 800. Tampa ..Iv S S.So
7, steamships leave Tampa for Kew west a q,
arrival OF fas mail train. "N '"'ufuay on
o EAof FLORIDA EXPRESS