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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

CnSANgS have found that the best way
to smugglo themselves into this couRtry Is
via Mexico. 1t is very easy to conceal
themselves under the Mexican sombrero
and masquerade as so many toadatools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

SCIENTIFIC expsrts have discovered that
II never hurtsa town for its own people
to help i! along, everybody doing all he
can and nobody being afraid Of doing mote
than his share. B-mt-so-dt-n!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

RoNE, August l2.-To.dsy's cholera re-.
turns are; Barletta, OIL new cases, SO
deaths; Padus, 10 new cases, 8 deaths;
Pescantina, 8 new cases, 8 deaths; Bo.
logna, new cases, 8 deaths; Ravenna, 81
new cases, II deaths; elsewhere, 6S new
casea, l2 deaths.
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Lonl,o nilehel IN prl.on ArnIn.

PARIS, August l2.-Louiso Michel WIS
to-day sentenced to four months imprison-
ment and a fine Of 100 francs for ''sedl.
tious language" and "lnciting TO murder
during the riotiug at DecazsVllle on last
May.n
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RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred, First-That we condemn thil
administration Of the general government
as weak aud vaclllahng, except In its ad
hereDCs to the interests OF rebels ant
rebel sympRthisers. Applause
SeGond-rhat We condemn the course
OF the Republican members OF the United
States Senate In ignoring the charges
Hgainst the election Of Henry B. Payne as
United States Senator from Ohio.
Third-That We indorse the admins
trRlloR OF Governor Foraker and the
measures and policy Of the present Gen.
eral Assembly,
Fcurth-T6at we do most heartily In
dorss the candidacy OF Hon, Joseph D.
Taylor for Congress. With o full appre-
citation OF his able representation Of this
district during his single term In Con-
gTtRs, and OF the brilliant race made by him
in 1881 against overwhelming odds, we
desire to express our continued confidence
in his ability, integrity and kspubli-
canisn. We further desire to express
our unqualified disapproVal Of and our
utter disbelief In the Doodle ISLANDERS
with which he has been sssailed. Zap
plAuse,
Filh-That we utterly condemn all
dishonesty in elections and demand the
severest punishment Of all boodleTs, bal
lot box studers, iorgers and repeaters,
whoever, whenever and wherever found.
[Applause.]
Slx!h-Inat this convention recon.
mend to the Republican State Conven-
ton tho name Of Elijah Burgess as O
suitable candidate for School commits.
sioner, and that our delegates to said
convention are instructed to use all
honorable means to ssCure his nomina-
tlou.
The Committee on State Delegates re-
ported the following delegation; W, H.,
A. Hanna, Joseph Hughes, James a.
Weyers, I, b. HIGbs, John A. Bliss.
NoaINATIoNs.
The reports OF tho various committees
were adopted amid enthusiasm, and the
nomination OF candidates proceeded with.
The following were announced for Aud.
itor: q. l.. Campbell, Alfred Weeden,
Charles A, Bond, John l.. Ogler, w. p, De
Hart, Carlos G, Kelley.
On the seventh ballot John L. Ogler
For treasurer the following were an
nounCed: W. S. Brashear, L, W. smith,
H. W. Simons, r. V, Acheson, W. A.
Cowgirl, a. B. Hall, 0. ]. Brown, Alex
Cook, h. 4. Booth.
On the sixth ballot W. s. Brashear was
nominated.
For Sheriff the present efficient incum-
bent, Hugh F. Mcdonald, was renomin-
ated with shout.
For Commissioner, ]. B, Hartley was
renomiuRted.
For Surveyor two candidates were an.
nounCed, Prof. W. Il, Scott and William
]. Neester. The latter was nominated on
the lrtt ballot.
Richard l.. Spencer was nominated for
InHrmGry Director.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

Tns Mountain Lake Park Hotel, aiIer q
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests. The rates Afe a.
reasonable 10 will allow for O fliet.Claes
table aud comfort Of its patrons. MI. II.
Il, VanMetSr, the owner btill manages "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

IrwAs Just as well that the Democrats
over the river abandoned the scheme to
induce q Republican to try his luck as an
independent. That sort Of thing wouldn't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

TEXAS doesn't seem to understand that
. s,ats can. declare war, Her statesmen,
If she has any, ought to tell her about the
Constitution OF the United States,
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New Yopr goes from Wall street to
Central Park, to the Grand Opera to New
mort. and while she Is away the politicians
pet their work in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

ty New York had a stomach the Ire
oueut disclosures Of official corruption
would turn it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

Col, LEOSARD presldes gracefully over q
coupty convention, but the really solid
things arc not for David,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

THIS London 2ime1' opinion on the Gut
fin, case is about as intelligent as usual
when that paper deals with affairs in this
conniry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13
GUERNSEY COUNTY CONVENTION,

GUERNSEY COUNTY CONVENTION
The ProhibltIonists Tickct-The Nonllnesi
of tho Republican Party.
Special DtSpateh 10 The InitlliOtnetr
CAMBRIDGE, Quo, August 12-Tht
prohibitioniSts held their county con.
yention yesterday in Hammond's op.
era House and nominated tho following
ticket; For Auditor, s. w. wilkins
Treasurer, ]. N. Mccartney; Sheriff
Thomas Mckinley; 1n1rmary Director,
Daniel Broom; Commissioner, A. W,
LauRhlin; Surveyor, John II. Harding.
The Democratic County Convention will
be held here August 81.
The Republican County Convention
met at Hammond's Opera House to-day.
The convention was composed Of the best
representative Republicans In the county,
and 90 consequence II was one Of the
best and most orderly conventions ever
held In Guernsey county. The ticket
placed In the field has not i weak place In
| Il. The principal contests were OH The
nominations for Auditor and Treasurer.
There were Bix candidates announced fol
Auditor and nine for Treasurer, all Of them
exceptionally good men. The resolutions
heartily endorse the candidacy Of Hon
]. D. Taylor for Congress aud denounCe
The Doodle ISLANDERS with which he hal
been assaulted. The delegation 10 the
State Convention is solid for Prof. Elijah
Burgess for State School Commissioner.
TIE CONVENTION.
The convention met al II A. NJ. with +
M. johnson, Of Quaker Oily, as temporar,
chairman, and A. o. Gates and JOSEPH
Hughes secretaries. After the annouucs
ment oi the various committees seleCtet
by the preliminary gauCuses, the Conyon
tlon Adjourned for dinner.
Alter dinner the Committee on Creden
tiAls made the usual report, and The Com
mittee On Rules and Order Of Business 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

ported the usual rules for the conventions
government. The Committee on Perma'
nent Organization reported the following
officers Of the convention;
,OhAirman-T. N. johnson.
seCretaIies-A, O, Gates and Joseph
Hughes.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following:
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Hnnlan IIenls tllo I.soorll.

WORCESTER, MASS, August l2.-Hanlan
rowed three miles with a turn on Lake
Q1inSagmond to-day in 1928, beating all
his previous records.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13
CUTTINGS CASE
$ DISCUSSED IN MEXICO
By the Press and Lawyers, but Without
Heat or Excitement 1.-THE Legal Points
Raised -ssnatoF Beck thinks sseFe.
tary Bayard was too Hasty,

OITY OF Mexico, August l2,-The dis
cusslon Of the Cutting case goes on in the
press and among the lawyers whom 1t in
terests because Of the important questions
raised, but there is no heat in the discus
sion. The better class Of people hope the
two governments will settle the matter by
mutually friendly adjustment or through
equally friendly arbitration, An interest
ing question is pEopounded by leading
lawyer here who asks II Cutting be guilty
OF libel on both sides OF the river, why
cannot the Appellate Court OF the State OIL
ChihuahualoCate judgment for the crime
on tho Mexican and not on the American
aide, thus relieving the case Of its internA'
tlonal character,
The resignation OF Gen, Jackson, United
States Mlnister, is said to be positive and
general regret Is expressed by resident
Americans, The Minister has won the
warm approval OF all classes by his digni'
led aud prudent course.
Senator Beck on the Cutting Afllir.
BALTIMORE, August l2.-Tho Sun Of to-
day las the follow interview with Senator
Beck on the proceedings in Mexico against
A. X. Cutting: The Senator informed the
Sun correspondent that he does not believe
any man ofordinsry intelligence can ques-
tion for o moment the aggressiyeness OF the
present Administration In battling with
all public questions, be they foreign or
domestic. lie stated most emphatically
that there 10 noAground for doubling the
courage OF the State Department in deal.
ing with the Cutting case; on tho con-
trgry, the Senator Is inclined to think that
the Secretary of State has, II anything,
been too aggressive in the Mexican mat
ter. He says that the United States
should try to induce Mexico to repeal the
law which renders an American citizen
punishable in Mexico for bis utteranCes
in the United States. 1t Is q bad law, and
will create mischiei so long as 1t remains
upon the Mexican statute book; but we
cannot gain anything by declaring war
against Mexico, for II we did We would
simply place ourselves In the attitude Of
u big man picking quarrel with email
Inv
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London crimes" on Cuttings Case.

London "Illncs" OH Cuttings case,
LONDON, August l2.-The Times, speak.
ing Of the Cutting case, says: "The chief
difficulty in the way oil a settlement Of the
mstter lies in Cuttings appeal to the angry
passions OF the Texaus and the deSIre Of
the dormant raider On both sides Of the
frontier for an outbreak which would re.
suit In the restoration OF contraband trade.
President Diaz, OF Mexico, can have no
wish for collision with his powerful
neighbor, and he must be well aware that
there arc enemies Of Mexico on both sides
OF the frontier who are clsmoring for war.
Mexico has been surprisingly reasonable
in dealing with Cutting, considering the
provocalion he gave, and although Secre-
tary BaYard has been little too exaCting,
the action OF The President and the Senate
Is all that could be desired. In that ac-
tion lies the assurance Of peace"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

TnoAH4 barrel trips will soon be the
nro,sjop Of all visitors. It's so easy to do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

DENVER, COL, August l9,-An FL Paso
special this evening Gays: Cutting was
again taken from his prison and dragged
before Judge Casteneda's court
He was merely told that the
appeal taken in his case by
tie lawyer who had been ap.
pointed for him would be tried by the
Supreme Court Of the State Of chihuahua
in few days, and he was asked II ho de-
sired to have an attorney to take
care oi his interests before
that court. He replied as he has
always done before, that he did not recog'
niz9 the Jurisdiction OF the court and that
hls case was in the hands Of tho American
Government. He was thoreupon taken
back to prison. The chihuahua authorl.
ties continue to ignore entirely the diplo.
matte entanglements resulting from this
Cage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13
BASE HALL.
Athletics Defeated by Pittsburgh Other
Games,

PITEsnuRaH, Pa August l9,-The home
team was outbatted this afternoon, but
won on the errors OF their opponents who
played miserable fielding game, Atten.
dance 1000. Score:
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A pARGAIN AND SALE.

Another Correspondent Tells How Camden
aud jackson Captured tho Convention.
Special Dispatea to The latsIIiqeHesr.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, August 12.-The
worst cut and dried affair ever known
met here this afternoon, and was denomi.
mated the Democratic County Convention.
Harmony with a blgh was the distin.
gushing feature. The lion and the lamb
have laid down together, and which Is in.
side the other remains 10 be seen. The
absolute union Of the Camden and Jack.
sou elments reminded the heholder that
oil and other things will mix sometimes.
II seemed to be bad afternoon for
Eustace Gibson. After appointing D. II,
Leonard chairman, who announced that
he still loved Camden, and any rumor to
the opposite was base lie, the usual
committees were appointed aud reported.
a COMMITTEES was then appointed 10 pe.
lect delegates to the Congressional Con.
vention. II was headed by Jacob Beeson
Jackson. Next committee was appoint
cd to select delegates to the Senatorial
Convention. 1t was headed by George
Washington Thompson. The mixture Is
apparent, isn't IL? One committee Sc.
lected q solid Jackson delegation, and
the other delegation solid for q Camden
man for the State Senate.
This 10 an exhilerating way to sell out
a great party to two factions, Is II notP
Three Camden men were nominated OF
course, for the House OF Delegates. w.
N. Chancellor, A. A. Kellar and Thomas
Butcher were nominated as the confer.
ence arrangement last night. The whole
plan was pre.arranged.
An unfortunate man by the name Of
Bickell was placed before the convention
by rash delegate, who was either not
posted or refused TO be gagged. BiCkell
being opposed 10 Camden was ignomini.
ously and unceremoniously slaughtered.
No grosser exhibition Of pandering 10
bossism was ever seen than that here to.
day. The whole proceeding was simply a
bargain and sale, game Of "you tickle me,
and I'll tickle you" 10 thus barter the
people Of q great county like Wood, is
simply infamous. UnleHs the people re.
bel at the polls, this gigantic fraud will 80
unrebuked.
Perhaps Eustice Gibson's friends in the
lower end Of the district will enjoy this
complete sell out Of bis intereats; and
perhaps he will not look out for war the
oath OF August at Pt. Pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-13

Earned runs, Plttsblrgh I (; AthIeLics 9,
Two base hits, Carroll, Robinson, L9rkln,
Three base hits, Kuehne. Passed balls,
Miller | / Robinson 9, Wild pitches, Hart
3. First base on balls, of Hart 8. Struck
out, by Calvin 2; Hart /, Errors, Pitts.
burgh 2; Athletics 5, First base hits,
Pittsburgh Il Athlstics 10. Umpire
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By sis Sss: AsSHss ARIHS " 4ssA iSSii SasS y " the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-05-25

1 suffered terribly from neuralgia in the head
and face. After taking two doses of Athlophoros
the pain all left ms and not particle have 1
had since. shall always keep Athlophoros in
the house. Mrs. Dietrich, 16 Hudson ST., New
Haven, CT.
Charlie Manhattan-I thought Shakespeare
wrote "Chares the First"
Miss Arlington-But you know Shakespeare
died so many years before Charles the First was
born that
Mr.. c. M.-oh yes, but Shakespeare is full of
anachronisms, you know?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-05-25
Domestic Markets,

lBy IeleBrdpu.J
NEW YORK. May "a, 1986.-FIOur market
Receipts 81, 622 bbls exports 36I bbs and lo,251
sacks, dull but prices without decided chahge
sales Ia $50 bbls.
Flour quOtations-No at 1908 05; superiine
Western and StateSat 2 60d3 40; common to good
extra Western and State at 3 1903 so; good 10
wheat western extra at 5 00d5 10 fancy do at
at 1895 %; common to good extra Ohio at Is
90 90; common TO choice extra st Louis at 5o
20; patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
1904 so; choice to double extra do at 5 Goa
Is, including 1900 bbls city mill extra A 40a
As; 2600 bbls fine do at 10G3 O5 ZOO bblS sll-
perfine at 65d3 35; 800 bbls extra No 2 at 3 Is
as 60; 5000 bbls winter wheat extra 8 1908 30;
Al 90 bbls Minnesota extra at 1906 10. South
ern -four is steady. Rye Flour is firm. Wheat
Receipts 378,0 900 bush; exports 436,584 bush; ;
snOt lots IA 01ac lower and less active; sales So
600 spot; No 2 Spring s614c; No Mil at 861ac ;
No Red at 9312c; No White at 81 1ac. Rye
steady, Barley dull. Corn-spot lots 1s91c
Iower closing easy with light export demand spec
ulation quite moderate; receipts 327 $50 bush ;ex-
norris "a 1863 bush; sales 5000 bush spot; No 2
at ACC eiev; No 2 Chicago at 463s@46alc. Gafs
K01c lower and moderately active ;recelpts lF4, :
$50 BUSH exports 24,359 bush ;sales $4,000 bush
on spot: No 3 at 361ac; White DO at 4Ic; NO 2 at
37d3714c No White 4294214c; Mixed Yves
tern at 37d39c do White at 43946H2c; Whte
State at Ale. Coffee firm. Sugar nrm; Tehned
steady; G at 5d51s; Extra Q 514Cgb I-d6c YeioW
41a@47sc; OF A 534c; Mould at 61s96 e c ;
standard A &c; granulated 5-1606$sc; cut loai
and crushed at ,67sc; powdered at 6A96Fsc;
Cubess66se; Confec A 61sG614c. Fetr0leman--
united 635sc. Pork easier; mess at 8 0og9 70
Tor DID, beef is steady. lard 2d3 points lower
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May prove to DC a Godsena aud :, Blessing.

Last year Lieut. Moxie and some friends acct
dentally discovered harmless, tasteless plant in
the South American Province of "Mateo Grosso,"
that has been generally used as fodder. Some
of the women there used it as ours do catnip tea.
1t had such a remarkable effect on some OF the
weakly members of the party, they brought
large bale to the United States 1t was tested by
leading physicians who find it the best nerve food
yet discovered. 1t made nervous, exhausted peo-
pie strong and hearty at once, without showing
the least stimulating effect or reaction. and re
covered number OF old cases of helpless paral-
yss, and even insanity, caused by nervous ex-
haustion But its most remarkable CHARACTERISTIC
is it takes away the appetite for liquor at once and
completely. In Lowell. Mass where it was first
tested, hundreds OF old drunka-ds have been
cured by it, and they say it leaves a more solid,
pleasurable effect on the nervous system, and no
reaction. 1t is very popular with weakly, over
worked people, who say they can endure twice
their usual labor when taking it, with less fatigue
1t brings sweet, refreshing sleep and good appe-
tite. Its reputation is spreading like wildfre. 1t
stopped half the liquor trade in Lowell the first
six months. The rum dealers at first fought it,
but are now selling it, getting as good proft as
on liquor. The church and clergy are advocating
its use to fight the rum trade. $4,000 bottles
were used in Lowell the first six months, and they
are still taking it worse than ever. 1t is cropping
out here in the drug stores 1t is called "Moxie
Nerve Food"
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New York Faining Stocisa.
tIs.f U,ainae-a,,,.
NEW YORK, May "a, Is8e.-Thefollowinl
California Mining Stocks.
Boston Produce Market.


days quotations Of Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut ~ 1913 90; short cuts 10 co
10 25 backs 13 25013 so; light backs II 90 ean
prime mess at S12 50913 90; extra prime at 70
'0S1u 90; mess, old, at 10 90; DO new at IL COG
Lard-choice at e1s@e4c ~ fb in tierces; 79
714c in lob pals; 714G71ac in BIB pals; TAG
734 C in Bib pals
Hams 1O1a0gI114c Plb, according to size ana
cure; smoked shoulders TIC; pressed mans l lc.
Dressed hogs, city, 6@91sc % ID; country DE
live hogs 4s4 d5c.
Butter-Western extra fresh made creamery at
11a@19c do extra tirss 1Sc do firsts lie: do i'm
itati0n creamery extra, 14o115c do extra frsts IL
013c; do fresh factory choice Is; fair to good 10
ollie; do common lots 8@9c; Vermont dairy ex
ira 19c do extra irstS 18c.
Cheese-Northern extras 10c; do good tolcnoice
at 90915c; lower grades according to qualty
Western, job lots FAC higher. 80
Eggs-Neal by 131ac; Eastern extra 1Sc; n II
and VT extra 1919 d13c: New York extra ~
Western choice at 111ac. Jobbing price lie
higher. ~
| 80 q buSli choice New York large hand picked
do 40GI 70 small Vermont hand, picked pea at
75,Gi so.
kpples--AIaine Baldwins 5o@2 90; fancy %
az SO; No 1 Russets 5092 90; fancy at 259
2 so; No 2 apples S191 25.
Hay-Choice prime hay S199$20; fancy higher;
fair to good S17@S18 so; choice Eastern fine 81 3
0S17; fair to good do at $149S15j poor to ordi-
nary $130sl4: Eastlswale $109$11. Rye straw,
choice, % 0Oa23 90; oat straw S109S11 " ton.
68@70c; Me Central, Hebrons and Rose 55e; NE
Burbank seedlings at 5o@55c; Northldo 4osGoOc
Y Hebrons 3594oc; do rose 45@5Oc; 90 pro-
lifcS 45G50c.
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COWS FOR SALE.

A FEW extra choice grade Jerseys, bred from
"A high grade cows, and A. j. C. c. registered
bulls. These are superior cows for dairy or fam
lily use. Also for sale A. j. G. G. cows and heifers
Of the noted s'St Lambert Strain
o. S. THOMES, Cumberland Centre, Me.
mav22 div
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MOUND DIR. KENISON has removed to
IL No. 502 Congress, Corner Brown st. Corns,
Bunions and Bad Nails of all kinds treated in the
most painless and skillful manner. Separate
rooms for Ladies and Gents III
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I.UU, FLO p. III alIIIFO V'eVio'N~
EASTERN DIVISION.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE.
Portland & Rochester r. r..
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.

7 ss9as9sse9ssa On and after W. 0nday, April IL,
49, -iSsza-51 $50, Passenger Trains VIII Leave
Portland:
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windham and &Ppins at 5.3o
a. M. and LOS p. m.
For Manchester, Concord, and points North
at LOS p. IN.
for Rochester, Springvale, Alfred, Water.
hOro and Saco Esiver, 5.3O IA. ma, LOO
o. mi. aud tmixed) at $50 p. ,a.
Ger esorhann at 7.3O Al. M, Los, S.x0 ana
(mixed) at $50 p. mn.
For saccarappa, Cumberland Willis, West
brook junction and WOOdfOrd's at ESQ
and 1890 "A. M, los, (mixed) 800, $40
and (mixed) $3.50 ID. m.
fer Forest Avenue (Deering) 10 90 n.
(nixed) 800 and $50 p. nA.
The .O5 p. train from Portland connects at
Aver Junct. with ssoOsnc Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New York via Norwich Line and all rail,
via Springfield, also with n. u. a. n. II. u. n.
("Steamer Maryland Route") for philadelphia,
Baltimore, yFaslinyton, and the South, and
with Boston & Albany II. Il. for the West.
Close connection made at WestbrQoA june
1ion with through trains OF Maine Central r. X. and
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains OF Grand Trunk Railway.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
NAV be had of S. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, PORT
land s. Rochester Depot at foot OF Preble Street.
sDOes not stop at WOodford's.
apiodtf J. W. PETERS. Supt.