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tDat.j Bell.

ESIelltnt (Ddk,l RelL.
One morning this week the son Of a
prominent kstelline man arrived at school
about half an hour late. "See here, said
the teacher, with considerable emphasis,
''you're tardy Just thirty minutesi have
you an exCuseE" "Why, yes, sir you're
You know some fellers was having a
little horse.raCe down at the track, and
went down and" "Been to q horseraee,
have your Como here, sirl" and lie
grasped the boy by the collar. UW.v.v,y,
II t.thought you wouldn't care," blubber.
cd the yoIngster, Ut ! only stayed just
few minuLesl' "Thought wouldhG care
well, I'll show you'll Why didn't you
come Up and let me know about the race,
and l would have dismisged school, 20 We
all could have seen 1t. I'll teach you "a
remember next time when there 10 Q
chance for the scholars 10 improve theii
mlndS" and he reached for q twoioot
ruler,
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IhSOctl
Erchdn1e,

AsNS'fNt"
To got rid OF potato beetles, I apply
paris green Immediately tho plant Il
above ground thus killing many beetles
before tho female, has chance to lay eggs
then again when the plant is about one
foot high, and lastly when 1t Is in full
bloom apply the poison. Unless In OK.
Ception0l years, three applications are all
that is necessary. No bugs need trouble
the farmers II this method Is pursued.
Gooseberry and current worms are not
exactly alike, but the same method Is pur.
sued with both. Put a heaping table,
spoonful Of white hellebone in one gallon
Of water, aud apply with q brush. Do
this Immediately the worm appears, which
1t does with the frat full foliage. The
gooseherry worm comes first. Usually
one application suiIlces II it is thorough,
II they appear after the fruit begins to
ripen do not put on the poison, but apply
air Stacked lime early In the morning
when the dew Is on. But with mine the
worms are exterminated before the fruit
attains much size.
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Chtcdp0 NtNS'
Brewer was the funniest character on or OF
the stage I ever met. It was he who made
the remark about his fathers funeral that
has passed into the stage gag" A friend
met him and said: "Well, Frank, the old
mans gone at last, eh 2" "Yes. He was
buried to-day" said Frank. "What kind
Of funeral did he have7" Frank, from
force Of habit, responded, dreamlly: "0h,
he turned 'em away. We turned 'em
away"
Billy then went on to tell OF man who
had a consumptiye brother oil whose dis
took him around aud showed OF bis ID,
tlrmitles TO his friends. He would intro
duce him to a man and say; There's my
brother, - him. He's got the Consump
ton and he's goin' to die, and he hahn
got q thing that lts me except his watch
Cough for the gentleman, Bill"
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
u0cvTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ON n. street, N. W, Warrington DC
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal

.,,., s,,sIOn At MT, LAKE PAHE' Garrett 70!
SaPsa lssipnIlS July 10, ct l0'@ A. NJ eloA'nS
Aa ~, ,S r., oFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
AD'ASIv .nral Development aud Culture o. the
!, I9r Ky SurpOse Oi Conversations heading
vog lG HtdS IS and Singing, Tue correct use o.
Puzzle A .n. ri Articulation and kesplEluont 70
DE URi,HH ,he philosophical laws by Whlch lhose
Ithsl WIZ ,,,r,sned and developed.
0Ih9ls ss,y and Natural Expression o. selluIsh'
? lhe 20 spcfCh and GesluFui including Chhl'
BY nt.n, ~ Dramatic Reading and lIeciiRI!ol'
lflitip,n,rp III Expressive Bible and Shakes
speclA WI ,in, and III the reading Of Hymns;
FaiST i.' opl0rtuniIy Afforded ItGeHsls l9E tle
3, lLg Pggr,rrticaI Methods for Teaching AricIia'
Gal! y, ~ .lsht Reading, Methods based upon inc
hlap.,' ~ ~ Tor he study Of Kindergarten and
l4lltss ortI Al Methods Will DO formed and ses'
Pima! 4 J,ily from July II TO August ~ lasB,
l9g, l NJ viii 10 taught BY NILS svSlE FoiLOck
,tTEss,biaglon, D, e., who studied Auu SFAauA"u
u siat,G,;s class for children will be held on three
APGT ,hs week, JTtG NJ Charge 49,,
ttlW i ", will DO given by AH, Hart and
q, N SooCE, each upon The interests oil her own
depliuenL .1,,.ss-
E@P Mrs, ri. STEVENS HART or
MISS SUSIE POLLOCK,
Washington, d, O.
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The Way Little General AIawry Took up for
aIOung Woman and Won.
Minneapolis 7FtbMt,
General MRwry, who has just been ap,
pointed United States Minister to Bogota,
lisa little bit Of fellow who does not look
as though he would make much Roadway
in fight similar to that which caused the
removal Of Minister Jacobs few deys
ago, and yet Mawry has the reputation OF
being one Of the gTittiest and braVest men
the South ever produced, heard q good
story Of him the other day which will
serve to illustrate this point. 1t seems
that agreat many years ago, when he was
young man, Mawry was in Alabama
and among his friends numbered very
wealthy family named Hunt, A dRppsr
little Freuehman, who represented him,
seltas o noblemRn, was very attentive to
one Of tho young ladies' OF the family and
treated her very shametuly, He was an
unprinclpled Ecoundrel, and his action
was due to his belief that he could not be
called TO account for any OF his trans.
gressions from the path Of rectitude.
When Mawry heard Of his treatment Of
the girl he at once set out as her champion
and challenged the Frenchman to a duel,
The challenge was accepted, although it
was not known 10 the friends who repre-,
sented him or the Frenchman himself
that Mawry wRs a dead shot. ReyolyeEs
were chosen, The bslligerents fred three
times without perceptible effect on either
side. Tho seconds asked General MSwry
II he was not satisfied. He replied, mo,
am not, and | win fetch him this time"
Again they faced each other, and once
more the pistols were raised and the bull.
let's whistled through the air. The French,
man fell, the bullet having entered his
mouth and passed through the back Of his
head.
He was examined by the surgeon, when
1t was found that under his vest he wore
a metal plate, upon which was plainly the
indentation OF the three shots which
Mawry had previously fred, all OF which
were within half an inch oil his heart,
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the monastery he had robbed on the plea
that, the property being held In common
by the order, the abstraction by one Of its
members Of any portion Of 1t could not,
under ecclesiastical law, be considered o
crime. The President Of the tribunal be.
came so inCensed with this sophlstical
argument that he intsrruptedit, declaring
that ecclesiastical law had no standing in
his court, The Superior bowed to his de-
cision, but the prisoner was acquitted.
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IL meeting every want and In accom-.
plishing all II promises, Mellln's Food is
the most precious gift that the household
has received from modern ECienCe. Con.
slmptlvs1, ponyalesoSnis from dlphthefla,
low levers and oil wasting diseases, find
this eminent pre.dlReSLed food most nour.
iBhing aud curative. nav
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that you cannot afford to neglect that
catarrh? Don't you know that It may
lead to consumption, to insanity, to death ?
Don't you know that 1t can be easily
curedH Don't you know that while the
thousand and one nostrums you have tried
have utterly failed that DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy Ia a certain cureP II has stood
the test Of years, and there are hundreds
Of Thousands Of grateful men and women
in all parts Of the country who can testify
to It's efficacy. All druggists.
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COCAINE, Iodoform or Mercurials in any
form in the treatment OF catarrh or hay
fever should he avoided, as they are both
injurious and dangerous. Iodoform Is
easily detected by lis offensive odor. The
only reliable catarrh remedy on the mar
ket to-day is Ely's Cream Balm, being free
from all poisonous drugu. II has cured
thousands OF acute and chronic cases,
where all other remedies have failed. A
particle Is applied into each nostril nc
pain; agreeable to use. Price 30 ceptS Of
druggists.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by phy5iOlans and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
beat remedy for Dyspepsia, ElstulSACy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 2bC by Logan / 90. and Charles Menke-
mellBr.
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Nj, DE- CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA

,n,,tv.eIgh,h year Of this well-Enown AcSd'
NV H ~,% the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
sl% ,,, On The lInt Monday Of September next, aud
' pnn,l, received al any tin III the session.
TSp'" wbo do.Iro to place their daughtOT in an
,,' ' afohIns exceptional advantages In
@."av oT heathiul aud delightful location, e1'
vi board, thorough discipline and instruction
,,ss hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
~.n, nj female education, including the modern
languages , aud music, should send for u catalogue
d his lchool, Address,
Di,ectress Of the Academy OF the VlsItstionr
MT, De CIIANTAL,
,r,sp,v Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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A SionSsuo rhlOf,

Nev foik Herald
A remarkable story comes from Bofde'
aux Of the trial and aCquittal oil o pomlni.
can monk, charged with .robbing Q
monastery Of q large sum o. money In
French paper and Austrian bonds, The
accused confessed the crime, but waq
eloquenlly defended By the Superior q
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Can't sleep nights Is the complaint OF
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at loo, 0Oc.
Logan & Co. and Charlss Menkemeller.
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MANY Of the good things OF this life are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of dys-
pepBia. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and constipa.
ton F; sold on q positive guarantee at %
and 50 cents, by Logan 4 Co., and Charles
MhnkhmallnH.
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable 70 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantees
ACket's English Remedy q positive cure,
II saves houta Of anxious Watching. Sold
BY Logan 4 %, and CHARLES MenkSmOllOf,
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1,nni,inn,. ArnIrn snivn.

The best salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Qhapped Hands, Ohilblalns,
CornS and all Skin EruptlonS, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For Rals by Logan 4 Go.
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A man at Port JerviS, N. Y, having
failed 10 pay hiA road tax, the town author.
lilies seized two pairs Of his TROUSERS aud
sold them 70 the -hLRhegt bidder.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

Thho.d aud well known educational institution
NOV m rs I'D yCRr) Will reopen It's d01B Tor
papis on NO nay, SEprEN BER o, with iHll
roIp. Of teachers and greatly increased hcil
Tor mpsrliu; instrOCLiOn-wlth new bppara1F'
chart, etc. etc.
p,,ep,s desiring the BENEFITS OF this school for
tb1f som, can 10 'olyO more deauIte information
,ni catalogues by applying personally or by letter
d either VI the undenguCd principals,
Catalogues can bo obtained at the book stores or
ptilCIpal drug stores Ia the city ann
Jr NJ LEE
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The Gear Of Russia Is growing economi
cal. He has cut the CzarowiIz down t
$4,000 year. He should be blown up
by his wife.
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"sbAVlng Done Here was the sign the
barber nutup, and when he was succeeded
by q broker the sign was not changed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24

At stendal, Ind, Mr.. Henry stllwel
celebrated his Tooth birthday last Friday
and, despite his advanced years, he Is Still
well.
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M. NOITS FRENCH POWDERS,

viii cure diseases al the KiduayS, GtAyeli elect
RtiictnIcE, and ali Urinary aud Uftlhtal Diseases,
NefyOdS and Physical Debility, Seminal weakness.
Loss Oi vlgOf, Premature pccllne IN Man htly
pSsSti, 10, BJphliiIin all IL forms, sore throat
and ilnSo, ulcers Ot,ipt0nE lOiolnla tOt'or, SAT-
TSelifi, and all blood ard hbln diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. .Qon9ItheA CURED 10
BY +. r, booking, Druggist Bent BY mall scaled
tain
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stO'
Markets.

NNaAA
Markets,
NBw YoRK, August %. --Money on cal
easy, ranging from 2 to 6psrcent, CLOSING
at A percent, Prime mercantile paper AL
percent, Sterling Exchange strong al
81 sl4R4 81,
GovRRSGRST BoSps-Dull and steady
U,S.3s 1901; U. s, Ais, 1l0i; u. s. new a
1851; Pacific % Of '95, 1875,
STATE BoNDs-NeRleoted,
RAILROAD BoNps-Dull aud steady saleI
S5090OO.
sTocKs-Ths stock market to-day was
dull and featureless. The political dis,
turb4nce OF Europe caused some selling
by foreign houses here, The action OF the
Pennsylvania railroad in refusing to vote
on the proposition to give the Baltimore {
Ohio percentage had bad effect, which
was aided by rumors that tickets were
being sold over the Baltimore 4 Ohio at
cut rates, The first prices this morning
were down from ! To percent Prices de-
Cllnsd from the opening, but for only
small fractions.
There was somewhat better feeling in
the afternoon, but without special move
ment until the last hour when prices were
bid up by the room traders, the market
closing steady at quotations., The net re-
suit Of the days business is that every
thing on the active list Ia fraCLionally
lower the decline In Canada Southern,
however, reached ! percent, New York
4 New England shows an advance Of I
percent
Transactions, l29,569 shares.
STOCK QuoTATIoNs-Closed bid: Ad-
ans Express, 1888; American Express,
los; Canada Southern, AIT; Central
Pacific, 42t; Chesapeake & Ohio, s; do
first preferred IS; do seconds, 10; o., O.,
O. 4 l., So; Denver & Rio Grande, 2Ss;
Erie, S2s; do preferred, 75i Fort Wayne,
l4S; Kansas 4 Texas, 500; Lake Erie 4
Western, o.; Lake Shore, SGT Louisville
4 Nashville, Alt Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago, 55; Memphis & Charleston, 81;
Michigan Central, 70I; Missouri Pacific,
l004i Nashville 4 Chattanooga, &C.; New
Jersey Central, 53t; Northern Pacific, q;
do preferred, 5S!; Chicago & Northwest
ern, ll3J; do preferred, l493; New York
Central, lO0f Ohio Central, =; Ohio 4
Mississippi, 23S do preferred, 00j Pacific
Mail, sol T; Pittsburgh, l5l !; Reading, 25s;
St, LOUIS 4 San Francisco, 27a; do pre-.
ferred, 57s; do first preferred, no.! g., NJ.
4 st. Paul, OH; do preferred, 1907; Texas
< Pacific, lag; Union Pacific, 54s; United
States Express, 6Si W., st. L, & p, 1874;
do preferred, S3!; Wells.Fargo Express,
1875; Western Union, 659.
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It Is much easier to get your name into
the paper as having been at Saratoga
Springs than II 10 70 ralae the money neCes-
safy 70 take YOU there,
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slade, the Maori pugillst, Is fighting al.
cohol Of Auburn, Gal. He can Knock ouI
q customer who does not pay up with one
hand,
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NEWSPAPER : AZ S$s ( \! e &: ):
An vERTISIN S Ct SsS.Ssps S SSa ,.-" S.
hU VLll UNIV II the coil Of advertising
The advertiser who wants to spend ono dOlat lll
| IA 10 The Information he ieqnlIc, while igr him
| WGyO II Ing scheme u indicated which viii mot
his OVefy requirement, OF Gait bN made " do 70 BY
tIFht charges easily Arrived ~ by cOtfOsJ OndeRbe
is,iled Bent postpaid 10 any address Tot IN cents,
I Apply 10 (lEU. T, no AELL 4 CO., Newspaper Ad.
yGftiilhg BufeAul BptuOe street, Printing House
square, Nav Y0tG. deA
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Passenger trains daily including SUNDAY. Ao'
j q. TOMLlSBUE,
Ticket Agent y. H. H., WHEELING
". ], 1.OBINsON, 49,,
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N,,,c.oo t., A,n,.I 90 rrLa ,,l..l
0 lily IL, AugIs! Obs Wneat
lalkes 1peneI ssfong tels otaing, Prices
."InnH ~ hiSaeI WIN sep!emipef ~ iv{c,
70 uec,in i ~ ioreIgn seGuritles, ana tne
Senea" T Tesn .en9r VI se caDi 1n intel'
e d. h I p,StCe u.toPpsa on 70 ,viG' iose
,a ,v2U ~ H. u ',;s;, itee oueranSS anu pun
ea''on VI sne VisInle SupP. Io [ ndo snow
S Sa oF ,e 1Si oGs9eis
70 8.iCs. Corn wSa dsnresssd and 'I Iowe ~
closing a. Tntsr "S so,nrSsS N S S 'o o"sv
Provisions moIsro,Siv aStiye and steady
and 6rme S' closing j" hivSer than Sstnr .
dav. saies r. nCsd 4 ugnst 77ia7SSc cIossd
at 7SSc. Senismhar 7Sis7oSc sInseS AZ
70 8.iSc. 6ctobsr GnS siic. cIossS az
81 i'd. M o snr,rs S 7SSc Corn 'e wos ~
and lower r;0' cash 4iSc. Auynst 4ls,ISic
closed at Ala. gantember 45Ssa9c oloss3
at 40 7.1Gc. br,nEer 4si,4iS. cIosod a.
AZ 1S.1Gc. bsts essv, car 1Sc. Insuat
% l.10,2alc closed Al o. 1.1Go. Ssntenbsr
2GIs27c. elnsed al 96Ic. (lntober 275apSIs
CLOSED al 97sc. Rve nuist: No. q 50lc'
BsTlev hoavy, M, 3 bSr, EIaxsesd weaE !,
No, 81 iii Meas 49, nork Stsadv and
LiSher cash "A G3iafGs sants,nIeT $O G5a
q al nloned NJ "a tlS, 0ctoher ~ 75s9 IN
Slossd At y, ~ ard Arm I cash and 4r SS
nat y 4Ss. Ss"temher7 1oin. Octohsr n "a,
SgOc. clsssd AT a 9Oc ShoJt rih S;Ses
steady cash q Lad lilo. Roy meats Quiet +.
shoulders 4 SbSS S2sc. short clear q SOs
Ga5. Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugars
unchanged. Butter firm; creamery lta
224O; dairy l0alUc, Eggs llallAc.
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nreadstuHrs and l.rovIsIons.

NRw YoRK, August 23-Flour, receipts
1903 barrels; exports OSLO barrels anC
GS, 6O6 sacks; market firm; sales l,50I
barrels. Wheat, receipts 576, 200 bushels
exports 81 ,S45 BUSHELS; spot lots !al,
higher and generally active; option
opened firm, advanced 1alsc, afterwards
weakened and closed with o reaction OF Il
10: sales 100000 bushels Of futures; 456,
000bushels ofppot mo. 9 Chicago so! aS0sc
ungraded red S3.003C; No. 8 red S9.SS1c
steamer No. 2 red 8Stc; No, 2 red 0OIC
I. o, b.; No. red 04!O; No. l white Ole
mixed winter SSic; No, 2 red August
nominal; September S03aOOsc, closing al
00sc; October 0l4l0lIc, closing at Olsai
November 02I 034c, closing at 03kc; De.
csmb9r O4la04Lc, closed at04!c; January
oslo; March OSFiOS!c, closing at 6Sl Q; May
81 003tl OH, closing 81 00L; June 81 OF "a
! Oh !, closing at 81 OlS Corn, spot lots lC
lower and heavy; options opened tSsC
better, declined 90, closing steady; re.
csipts 81. 400 bushels; exports 3S. 500 bush.
els; sales 42l 900 bushels Of futures and
lB9, 600 bushels Of spot; uugraded 50a52C
No. 2, 5lS52c delivered; No. 2 August
nominal at Ole; September 81 Ba5lSc, clos.
ing at 5lic; Octobar 52a52!c, closing al
52c; November 52I t55S,, closing at
52lc. Oats, ia4c. lower and heavy
receipts 1l2,l0O; exports, 10000, sales,
10000 bushels OF futures; $4,000 spot
mixed western 33l3l!c; white do 3Gl43c
Stock Of grain In store August 81: Wheat
9,40l, 1l0i corn, 1857, 707; oats, 1929 05l
barley, 1929; rye, B0,370; malt, 202,2l0
peas, l,542. Uoieo, spot fair; Rio firm
options steady and fairly active; sales
4l,500 bags August, S.S5aS 40c; September
s 35sS 40G; October s S0.S 35c; November
s 30aS $50; December 8 30aS 35c; January
s 35as.40; February 1856. Sugar steady
and in general demand; English island
39a3Ic; centrifugal, 8 3.l8c; fair tC
good refining 4S14ls; refined dull Coniec
TONERS A, Ole; granulsted, 10. MolRssel
quiet and unchanged. Rice steady. Rosir
quiet. Turpentine frmer at 349435c
Eggs stronger. Pork firm and active
old mess $40 70; cut meats firm; picked
bellies 6Ic; do hams l!c; do shoulders 81
Lard trife higher; western steam spo
higher, 55; September Z G0a7. Zoe !; October
Z l7C; November 60Oa0.02c; December
| 6. S6AG $50, Butter quiet and steady,
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TRANSPORTATION,

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI x ST.
i LOUIS RAlLRoAp--Panh Route:
%, 1856, Trains leave Panhandle station, iOnt Of
Eleventh street near public landing, ~ follows,
Central Standard time!
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport al i:l7 p m. tl:52 city
ume) arrive Of Chicago at G;SO following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for wheeling at SIS a,
m. 1870 p. M, arriving At sos p. Ia and 7:43 m.
Leave Cleveland Of lilo p. m, arrive at Bridge
port at 7:46 q, In.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
| JAMES McCRRA, General Manager,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Ole glstelIlgeltEeE.
a pUELIST IA ARAIoR.

The Way Little General AIawry Took up for
Young Woman and Won.
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BILL HEADS Of every description and Fmair
job Plating executed with cate and Dispatch.
EsilmGtes given. work Rulsd 10 order. We use
the FINEST STANDARD PAPER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-24

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH Dlyt.
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on and Siter MAY 40 1896 passenger trains will
run a. Acknowledging time.
For Pittsburgh: a M, 1885 a. m. daily; 1885
o M, 0 % n IN, daily.
From Plt's6urgh-.ll3 $50 a. IN, Gt20 p. nj, daily
eIeapt Sunday: 1913 p. ~, daily; gt25A m daily.
From Washington 4:2b q, In daily; 1850 D. M,
6:2O D, M, 1925 p. NJ. daily.
g. K. LoRp, General Passenger Agent.
B DUEHAM, General superintendent,
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Evening star., 1886-11-10
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF III STREET, BfTWEkN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-SEfOND STREETS
NURTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, a. d.. 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, ~
premises, the west twenty-two feet and severn
Inches front OF lot numbered six (6), by the depth
heIeof tl4S feet 81. inchesl. in square numbered
seventy-Seven under by auI horty of GER
tam deco rom the heirs at law of John y Neyius and
David English, deceased, dated on the -1th day of
October A. d., 1859, and recorded i'm lber No liza,
ioo IoI and OF another certain deed from the heirs
OF >eph j. COombs, deceased.
Ierns One half cash. and the balance IN one to i've
years. or all cash the purchaser may desire notes
and be secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold deposit of SlOO required at the time of sale
Conveyancing, DC, OF purchaser. Terms to be
complied with in ten days, otherwise resale hi risk
and cost of defutng purchaser after five days pub
lie notice of such resale in newspaper published
WILLIAM 1. BRAMHALL.
CHARLES NJ. MATT HEWS,
Trustees for heirs of David ngsh and John g.
Nevius. deceased.
Trustee for heirs of Joseph ]. Coombs, deceased
nl-m,w,fs,4t
A1- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the inclemency of the weather until WE'D
NEoDAY, the TENT II DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. ID. 1856. at same hour and place.
CHI HAkLES NJ. MATTHEWS,
Trustees for heirs of David English and John g.
Neyus deceased.
JOSEPH L. COOMBS.
Trustee for heir of Joseph J. Coombs, deceased.