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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-25

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John JaUrdt, En- Pr1ida! AmGlgama'ioH association.
The boycott may be an sgenCy for good
or evil, according to the circumstances and
conditions under which 1t may be admin
lstered. II used iDjudiCiously and indis-
Crlminately 1t may do more mischief and
injury to it's votaries than to those against
whomit Is aimed. ItCan not be,in the true
sense OF the term, q correction OF wrong,
for in principle II is founded on retaliation,
coercion, persecution and revenge. 1t 10
q system OF punishment, by which men
are forced to submit to the demands made
upon them. 1t Is bred Of oppression, and,
like its parent, it ia barbarous in method
and utterly foreign to the principles Of the
golden rule.
What good featuresit may possess would
be on the line OF "a whip for a horse, u
bride for the ass, and q rod for tho FOOLS
back" Tho bOyCotting case Of Captain
Boycott, which took place some six years
Iince, has It's good points.
But the boyCOtting now generally praC-
tiCed Is altogether different to that in.
liCted upon Captain Boycott. The severe
letting alone has driited into an unrelent-
ing persecution, II is not only the parties
sought to be- punished that suffer, but
quite q number OF innocent persons very
often suffer more than they. Again, it il
onlysmall concerns that can be effectively
bOyCOtted, hence %bOyCotting in this sense
ia IN advantage 10 tho large concerns.
lhismakesit ut onCe cruel anduniair. Who
would think OF boyCotting Jay Gould, or
the Standard Oil Company? The system,
therefore, II carried on, will in the end be
conducive Of good 10 large and wealthy
concerns at the expense Of the small and
struggling ones. But 1t is becoming evil
dent that public opinion is fast getting
into line in opposition to the boycott, as is
indicated in the case Of MIS-. Gray and
others in New York.
Personally l an opposed 10 the boycott,
or rather the abuse Of 1t, because 1t ii
antagonistiC TO the idea Of the brother.
hood OF man, aud in practice will only
tend to itensiIy the baser passions Of mans
inhumanity to a In place OF simpli.
Tying the labor problem, il will, by keep.
ing up the irrepressible conflict, make It's
solution more intricate than ever, and as
all experience shows in the past, tend to
make the capitalist stronger and the la.
borer weaker. Two wrongs will never
make a right, neither will aconstant state
Of warfare bring peace.
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Che G~nteu1gsmtr.
oacp. No.. 20 and ~ rourtoonth Street.
What some WeIl.KnOwu People Have to say
Abuuttho Practice.

jana Rodpah.
Boycottipg, the fact, is as old as human
history boycotting, the word, was first
used lees than six years ago. Boycotting
was inaugurated in the West OF Ireland,
at my suggestion, as a lawful and blood.
less method OF inspiring the detected ten
antry with the spirit OF independence. l
recommended the methods. The advice
was acted on promptly throughout the
West OF Ireland, and the policy wa called
social accommodation. 1t was exClu-
siVely employed against tenants who took
farms from which the men who had re-
claimed the barren lands ut their own ex-
pense had been eviCted for the nol-pay-
ment oil eXorbitant rents, during q season
Of universal famine, Ut q time when these
tenants were kept alive by American
charity,
In the address in which l explained
and recommended the Southern policy |
stated that after the tenants throughout
Ireland we're once well organized the
same methods could bs applied against
the more deBpotlC landlords.
This suggestion was put in force earlier
than was expected against Captain Boy
colt, q tyranniCal land agent, near Cong,
in the County Galway. In writing an ac-
count Of it at the house Of Father John
O'Malley, the parish priest, | said to my
host that We ought to have a distinctive
word to express the ostraCism OF a land
lord.
slow would it do" he asked, ITO call
1t to Boycott him?"
THAT will dOw | exclaimed. "Tell
your people to call it bOycOtting; l will
ask the Land League speakers 10 call IL
boyCoLting, and | think the word will
take"
| then first wrote the word that has
since spread 80 far and wide,
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WET 10 ALLIANCE AND GHIcANO,

All trains daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling At 1850 O., m,
2iO p. No. arriving Al 1850, m. and 1888 .. m
KA. RORD,
Gen. PAS, and Ticket Agent, PittSbufEh, Pa,
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager,
pIilsbnFph Pa.
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Educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOGUUON AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
MRS, NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

Summer Session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
Nd, beginning July 10, at 1890 a. ", closing
August ~, 1855,
ADVANTAGES OFFERED Blythe INSTITUTION
!. Tho Natural Development and Culture Of the
Voice for the purpO-e II conversation; keading;
Public AddrCss aud Singing, The correct use OF
the Organs Of Articulation and Respiration: TO.
gether with the Philosophical laws by which those
ORGANS ART preserved and developed.
2. This easy and Natural Expression Of Sentiment
by me us OfSpeCCh and Gesture; luGlu tlng- Char,
acteriZltiOn. Dramatic Reading aud Recitation,
Special instruction In Expressive Bibls and Shakes.
pears reading and In the reading Of Hymns,
3. The opportunity afforded Teachers for the
study Of Practical hGthOdl for Teaching ArLicula,
ton and 'iRhtlieadlDg. Methods based upon the
Principles Of DelEarte,
A ladies' cas- for the study Of kindergarten and
Primary Normal Methods WIN bs formed and SEA.
siOps held daily from July Il 10 August ", 1856.
The class win be taught by Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
Of Washington, d. o., who studied and graduated
In GeTmHny,
ApmctlCe class for children will DO held on three
days OF the week, yTte " chdr0e,
Free Lectures Will be given by An, Hart and
Miss Pollock, Zach upon the interests OF her own
department
For particulars address
MRS. 81. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SU IL POLLOCK,
WaghtuVtnu n n
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t,nSEIsnIs N,r,.. soivs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Onapppd Hands, C|hilblaihS,
CoTns and oil Skin EtuptionS, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
IL guaranteed TO glye perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz, For sale BY Logan 4 %,
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A. NJ. Vaughan, Editor Of the Green
wiCh Review, Greenwich o., writes: "Lasl
January | met with q very severe acct
dent, caused by a runaway horse. l used
almost every kind Of salve to heal the
wounds, which turned to running sores,
but found nothing to do me any good till
l was recommended Henry's UarboIiC
Salve. l bought a box, aud 1t helped me
at once, aud at the end OF two months !
was completely well. 1t is the best salvC
in the market, and | never fail Of telling
my friends about it, and urge them to use
1t whenever in need"
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The REV. Gro. Fl. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and vile owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow skin7 ehiloh's Vitalizer Is a posi-.
tive cure. q
WuYwILb YoUcough when shiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
cts, 80 Ct6., and ii.
SHiLoH's CArARRlt RRNEDY-A positive
cure Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker
Mouth.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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OLD and reliable medicines are the best
To depend upon. 'ACker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
puritles Of the blood. In every form Of
sCroiulous, syphilitic or merCurial dis.
eases, 1t Is invaluable. For rheumatism
has no equal. Sold by Logan & Co. and
Charles Menkemeller.
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The Eaoot gu Grab Cider.

Atlanta Constitution.
The most astounding story OF the cen.
fury was told by q Southwest Georgia man
at the Kimball House Thursday afternoon
I'm April, 1865" he said, "a squad Of
Federal soldiers passed through the upper
edge OF Houston county singing, Hang
JET Davis on a sour apple tree You
may call me u liar, but, gentlemen, 1t is a
fact that by the end Of May every crab
apple tree in that neighborhood died Us
dead as the nails in Jobs C Him."
Nobody said he was a liar, but some
very deep thinking was done.
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Rsan. PlOEsrN suiks-"NO gllrt, No STAY
Wall Sired MWs,
The striking mania reached the 100
girls in a bean.picking establishment in
Chicago the other day, A committee Of
three waited upon the proprietor, and as
they entered the office no asked; as 1t a
strike" "Fhat depends, We have come
to demand not iRcreased pay or shorter
hours but the removal Of the paint on the
windows 10 that We can tlltt with the
boys in the engine house opposite" care
you determinvdP" mo ilIrt, no stay"
"Your demand Is granted. Go back to
your beans" And that afternoon the
paint was removed, and the girls sang the
congo Of victory.
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Is greatly enchanced by a fine set Of teeth.
On the other hand, nothing so detraCts
from the effect Of pleasing features, fine
eyes and graceful figure, as yellow teeth.
That popular toilet article SOZOD0NT
checks their decay, and renders them as
white as snow.
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Snn1n1cr 9esorts.

Terms for the summer Of SO, beginning June ]
reduced Is to so percent, aud the highest STANDARD
Of excellence maintained. Situated within 10
yard ,oi Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization II
the United States. The scenic attractions Of thu
place arc uurivalled. Daily target practice, guar
mouRtinR and dress parade.
Excellent Boating. Fishing and Driving, and tn
surf bathing the finest on the Atlantic coast. Pei
feet In CuIlInC and appointments. AccnmmOdatel
1000 guests. Afternoon concerts by u. I, AIRY
School Hand and nightly hops. Pra.eminenuy ;
Resort for Southern People. Pure. ocean All, Ire
from malaria and conducive 10 relfeShing sleep
Average temperature for summer, I0o. Send 10
Illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
mvi +. N. PIKE, Manager.
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THOUSANDS Of cases Of consumption are
cured every year by ACker's celebrated
English Remedy. II is a guaranteed
preparation lit does not help you 1t will
cost you nothing. Try it, Aslngle dose
will show its good effect. Trial bottles 10
cents, at Logan & Co.'s and Charles Menk.
amhllar'H,
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" YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, Q ACkef's Dys.
pepsla Tablets. They are a positive cure
LOT dyspepsia, indigestion, latulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 90 cent?, at Logan& Co.'s and Charles
MankanAllRf'a.
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Henry L. Davsg, Us, s.nator from MAar.

Henry L. DAwss, u i, ssuAtor from Mass.
II l could reach the ears OF all the la.
boring men in this country l would beg
OF them to abandon the idea Of enforcing
their demands by the boycott or anything
that in any way resembles it, They can
only expect to accomplish results by rest
ing upon the justice Of their cause, They
have a right to bs heard and they will bs
heard as long as they address themselves
to sense OF reason, and they must behave
like men Of thought and not bullies or
blaCkmailers, AS soon as they regain
public sympathy by retTaGing their steps
in this direction the better It will be- Tor
themselves and all others. They can
hardly be aware how completely they
knock the ground out from under those
who are trying to secure legislation for
their benefit by using violent measures to
enforce their demands.
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WHITE teeth, sweet breath, u fragrant mouth,
There are no charms surprising these;
Abroad, Ut home, east, wG,t, north, south,
These tLrpe prime CLlflnS arc sure ~ p.cRSe,
All those who COZ DON'T apply.
Will have these ChaFmB-tAke heed and try.
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MT. De CHARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA,

The thirty. eighth year Of this welhknoWn AcAd'
envy, under tho charge OF the Visitation Nuns,
opens on the first Monday Of September next and
continues ten months.
Pupils received al any tin Q in the session.
Those who dCsirO to place their daughters In u
InHtItulIon abOrding exceptional advantages IL
the way Of heRlthiul and delightful location, ez
cellent board, thorough discipline aud instruction
at the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
Inent Of female education, including the modern
Languages aud music, should send for 4 catalogue
OF this GChoOl. Address,
DireCtresso Of the Acadeu y Of the Visitation
MT, De CIANTAL,
hn2hDAW Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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Summer conquest dresses + being
built Just as fast the Cleveland nuptiall
will allow.
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Acid rho'pnato, I%nvAluaOlo a.

Dr.. ]. L. Pratt, Greenfield, ILL.,, says: ut
is all that 1t claims to be-invaluable as a
tonic in any case where an acid tonic is
Indicated"
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A woman with whiskers ten inches long
Is a curiosity at Union Point, Ga.
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lh,uDiIuBu ACCOMMODATION leaves Mnue ing at
7 80 Il, IN leaves hCllSlre ut h;l5 Il IN. Return.
ng arrives at Wheeling ut G 40 y, IN, daily except
Sun'Ry,
Mrund,villG accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at a IN and arrives ut MOundsvllle Ut I2;lb
p. mn daily except sunday.
MalnI1gtOn accommodation at 400 p. IN.
Ztnesvllle accommodation leaves Wheeling OF
3 ~ y M, daily except Sunday.
lO.2S \. m. tain thiGuEh 10 Cincinnati without
change, with d. Sleeper through To Cincinnati.
y y o soeping Cans on all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. 3 leaving Wheeling at 9!25 u, M, arriving at
Cincinnati Ut $50 p. m.
ClO.e connections are made for all points South
and Southwest North and NOrthW, ri, making this
q desirable route tOT ~ColOnlsEs and penOnS moving
70 the great nest, and 10 whom particular RtlGl'
tiNn IL given,
TICk'u to all principal points on SAlO at Depot
Sleeping car Accommodations can DO secured At
Depot Ticket Office
TH0tC BUKKE, Ticket. Agent, B 10. Depot.
JOINT. LANE, Tray, PagEl uger Agent,
g. DEVllEI, General Az NJ, wheeling
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Now is the time when the hired girl
secures a place in the country for "me
health,n
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"HACKMETAcK" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
SHtLoH's CuRE will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
FoB DYSrRPsIA and Liver Complaint,
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle Of shiloh's VitallSer. It never fails
10 Cufe.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catarth Remedy. Price 90
cents.
Sold by Laughlln Bros. 4 o., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va"
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0ne.sixth OF the whole number OF prls-
oners in the Maine penitentiary are serv-
ing life terms.
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Onttnn,

NEw YORK, May 2t.-COtlon quiet; mlddllng
futures G O,ed dull May gilO. June 9.iGc. July
. &c; August 1850, September p.igO: October
p,O1o; November p.0lCi December g0Jc; January
NigNi Rpbfus FV ll9n.
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NEW lOhK NAY H,-FlOuI, TeCclpW siIuGs uNlIIph
exports 10 90 barrels, 1922 sacks; market dull
sale 1000 barrels, Wheat receipt Sls,0SO b"Shgs
exports iiG,bsi bushels market lOWeFi kl.eS $3.50
OoO bushels; No ! spring sOhGi No milwaukee
s6sCG ungrlled Sp Ing ebci NO. y rel V5igO' no
white Qltuu; No, . TuI June sBAuS7lsC, closed VI
$3.50; July S61.l'7IIc, clos d at G1sG; ,ususI sIal
s7I.O, closed At S7AOi epic nber aI6aSsEso, CloSei
at Sc; OgtnbeT SJi5JJEC, closed NJ SyCi 0VGmbGE
YOlYvLC; December y A9lN', CLhed VI Vlri Jan
uGry 9AI92j4C, ClOS,d Rt y!ci February Wa9l4c,
9JR95AC, @ used al g5O, May vDAgG)SC closed 4t gOc,
Corn, spot htiG aud o tiunS las lower, 81 hlng
easy; exports 2i,3j, bushels sales 7l2,OOO bnShe : Of
futures; lS, 0OI busheS OF spot: migrated SAi5NC'
cl sod al 1870, July 4GkaI6G, closed ut i5Hc;
August itAaSGIiC, closed ut iGhc; sepleu Der 4Va
i6I i, ClOsel II 1870, Oats mo leratGly ACTIVE re-
CGipIn 1910 bushels; exports y OO mixed 3Ia3gC.
StaCks OF KRlu In stOCG NAY y; Wheat, 3,lV
zoo O%UsAels;, c,rn, SSO,G'l hlshelsi Oats, 23l,G;O
bn ,helsj barley, 1865 bushels, y 90 q hlahels;
malt, 9g!,ill 6ushel peas, lO,I9O bushels. Hops
u let. iOilee Ip0t laIt' no lrll ny paRylBei
options stUAdy aud qu'et; May 1900 Juae 1IG;
July 7, be-; august 1850; seplemb : 7,lSci No
yGmber 7 SOh7. 35C; Dec mher INC, sugar act 70
ana trm; fair TO good refining lNR5o; refined
steady . Ia ~; extrt C6A"OHc; whlLe extra Y
6ho;, yell'w 4AGiNo; OF a 17;ei molld a
81 Tie; cut loaf and crushed GHci pOwd-
crGd &c; gnnulsIei q 5].l6AGlEe; tubes
SO. RlGl steady and In I II demand Tallow
Ste idy. 1uTpGntlne dull vt aghC. Eggs quiet and
wax; receipts $50 packages; western fresh lSC,
Pork dull and eHsl 1T 81 Olay9t. Cut meats lrm
sales 400 p~aCkagesi shoulders &c. Lard dull and
heavy western steam spot q. b'G.l7Eo; June Q la
q. l3C; July G.l91; Al-u St G,2Gc September G,SSl
63lc' October o Hat, &c city steam ,gOA5,g5C But
ter quiet, YVES 'ern lOalGci klgiu Sfeamery lGRl61gc,
Cheese dull and weGEuri western Vat case,
CHICAGO, LIS, MAY 2L,-Wheat 0uIeL aud steady
witiin a narrow range, closing out UIegular board
eUigr than 81 uduy. Dat id0 news was not OF u
character turh. Us AOy marked effect on valutE.
Tne, crop conditions were Of a i'yo able IcIOr.
ablts quoted y qulet market iuhS 10 ilua'ed be-
y, MI III, tS5sS,SyES' W. wv 10 ~ oSSo ~ o. , ni "a ~
Gnd0ne.haif mi,liOn bushels. In lie afternoon iho
feeling was weaker aud Jun cl,s.da ut 7bL.C, Flour
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,

i (oPRRAT1Ng)
CLEVELAND d PITT9BUR9H 3. 3,
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
Teoted tONOV. %, ~1SS6-Centri Standard Time.
RAn n NOETn 10 PTTIGBURgB Ann CLRVEI1E6.
AK AN. A. n, Pm. !. 4,
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THINE GARD OF THE BELLAIRE 4

4 st. ClGlrEvillo Railway Ca lin effect January
"a 1856: Trains arrive aud depart 10 and iTUm b.
4 y Depot. wheeling, W Va, nR iOlluWS.
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME.
Departure Of trains for 81. UlalrsVIIlV, O.,
No 10 leaves WheellnI Vt 1880 u. m. arrives
81. ClAIEvillG at s:4j Il m.
No 8 leaves Wheeling at O;S a. M; arrives Of
st. ClRlrsvillG a. 1910 q, IN.
No IS leaves Wheeliug at $40 p. M; arrives d
81. ClRirsyIilG at 4:55 u. IN.
Arrival Of trains irnm st. ClaInville, O.
No II leave st. WairgvIlle VI 9:26 q, M; arriTOS
a. Wheeling Ht l0:46 a. IN.
No. II leaves II ClRlrAVllle at sos .. M; arrives
at wheeling Gt6 20 p. m.
TAKE THIS ROuTR Tho quickest, most comfort
able and tho only all RAIL Notwithstanding paGseu.
gers In the business portion Rrd nCH rest the best
hotels Of Wheeling, B0llAIrO aud " DlRinyille,
O, W., ROLL. MRnsRef.
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labor can and will be reduced still more,
but can not be done against absolute con-
ditions, and the use OF force is futile.
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University Of VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES tuine weekly
begin Sth July, 1856, and end Sth September. Have
proved Of signal uBe-lSt, 70 students who design
10 pursue their studies 1T this OF other RW SOho0l
10 pmOii iOpCH who have not had the advantage
Of SygVmat,C instruction. For circular apply q
o. University Of Val 10 J0lIE u. MINOR, Prof. Com
and $ ut. Law. my4.TThSLW
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS RE-
ID MEVsD Mrs II. L., MundRy, Cl6rkEburY,
Harrison county, ", Va, whom EuBGhug from dyI.
pep'ia, and she recommends II In this distressing
cOmplaint na 4 silrl rnmHhy.
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We meyer doubt a mans courage aitsl
seeing him smoke q Cheap cigar,
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
wv sion, b. so.
on and aitor DEC, 10, 1886, passenger trnInS vii
run ~ iOlloWs-Wheeling time:
For Ptuhurgh-6:06 a, m, 6:2S p. m. daily; 7:aS
4. m, l:0 =, m, daily except sunday.
From PlNbuIRh-1l:80 =. m, $40 p. IN, daily
except Sunday t0:16 p. M, daily; g:2b a. m. daily,
From WMhington-g.8 a, M, daily 1l;80 4. n ,
$50 p m, daily except Sunday l0:26 p, M, dAllJ
c. <. LORD, General Passenger Agent
D. DuNLlAM, General Bup't.
]. 7. LANE TtaV. pa66 fVi WhoalIn1
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MEDIA (PA) ACADEMY FITS Fol
ANl Business or College, Special Drill for Bacl
ward Boys. SiDglOor double rooms. All student
Harvard 4 Il and AMY Ant4.NWPAw