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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01
Consolidated Notice for Publica.
ton.
Lana Office, Boise City, Idaho,
August 81, 1885. (

~. S'' cAS looo
NOTICE Is hereby given that the followipp.pau.
gu seuiers nave MED notice Of their intention to
saiu PROOF Will be made before Register and r.
SeiSer al Boise City. Idaho on Oct IL. lssS vi.
i ihonlas u ung' who made D. s. 3l9s TO. the lot
~. 81 acres. Witnesses: Nickolaus WatgsI ints
n u ~ James Farron, Frank Johnson Also John
m M a. bodiey. who made D. $. 1881 for the SWr
2 o" Z, sec -, hSEA,N whsEK, Sec al
49, =, containing 100 acres. Witnesses,
S "etzel. Thomas Young, James Farron
iisn 'onnson-al of Garden Valley postoiHce
'0-Ho' HARLEM PEFLEY,
Register
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hoard of County Commits sioners

Board of County Commits sioners
|Of Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the clerks office
in idaho City, on
Monday, Oct. IL. 1855.
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should he filed two days
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon, and nc
bill will be presented unless all the fees
are paid. TIN CAKkOLL,
Sept. 81, 1886. Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Clara Mos, who keeps q house Of III
fame AZ No. 81 Seventeenth street, was be-
fore Justice William H. DAVIS, last even.
Ing. She waived an examination before
the Justice, and gave bail Tor her appear.
anc6 AZ the next term Of the Circuit Court.
The citizens In that neighbofhood have
long been complaining OIL the house, and
are determined 10 root II out Of that 10.
oality.
Florence Livingston, an inmate Of the
house, plead guilty 10 totnIeatlon With q
man giving the name Of John Johnlon,
aud was hhed SEQ and costs. John Johns
con was tlnel $50 aud costs,
George Wilson was caught but hla va.
man got the beltot Of the Btticefo and
escaped arrest leaving George 70 ret oul
Ql hia trouble the bebt way h6 could,
Wilson wae fined $50 and costs.
Neither JUhn1on nor Wilson were soon
alter they put Up their collateral ConI
alAbleg Love and tAuchlin, a0Sibled by
Special ConblAble M0tfio, inside die affe6ia
Az o'clock yeDletdAy n9tnlng, mi
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Miss Annie Troll, Of st. Clairsyille, Il
visiting Bridgeport friends.
Mr.. Charles Tallmau anil mother left
for Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday, for lac
benefit OF their health.
Bridgeport citizens are busily engaged
preparing for the County Convention, 70
be held here tomorrow.
Samuel Mcpherson was tined $40 and
costs, IL all Sal 80, yesterday, for abusing
one OF Hills horses Saturday night, Ths
case was prosecuted by the Humane Soci.
ETY., which evidently means business. ia
will be taken to 81. 0lairsyille to-day, In
default Of fine aud costs.
The Ohsutauquans Of Bridgsport. Mar.
tins Ferry, Mt. Pleasant and Ooleraip
and their friends to the number Of l22.
plCnicked at Uope's Grove, al the latter
place, on Monday. Alter the usual feast
Of good things, there was q royal treat n
the way Of union responsive Chautau.
qua service, Miss Harrison, OF MI, Pleas.
ant leading with gentle grace and dignity.
Rev, 9. 9. Hayes, Of Bridgeport, discoursed
very tttingly on the ever pleading theme
Of Chsutauqua,
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FOUND IN THE RIVER.
FHE eos 81 a WIDOW pRowNEp
In tho River opposite the sixth ward while
his AIothsris absent from the City THE
Body Recovered last slght-The Be
Feavsd Mother Telssraphsd.

Yesterday afternoon Jimmie CLARK, the
ten.yeaF,old son Of q widow who resides
on Market street, south Of Twenty,sixth,
was drowned In the river, not tar from
the Belmont mill landing, Mrs, Clark,
the boys mother, was absent from home,
having gone on q visit to Pittsburgh. The
boy was not missed by any Of his friends
until somebody found his clothes lying on
the river bank, and not seeing the boy,
made inquiries, The boy was not found,
and the conclusion was inevitable that he
had been drowned, 4
A search was at once begun for the
body, but without success up to about
half-past eight O'Clock last night, AT thai
time q searching party fishing about two
hundred yards below the place where the
clothes had been found discovered the
body,
"A telegram was at once sent to the boys
mother at Pittsburgh. An inquest was
not deemed necessary,
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LOCAL RRlYITIEs,
alatssr' q alaqE NeasDt u ana AsoOl

Alatfcfl 81 MINOR AioNnent ~ anu APPeF
ths city.
MATINEE at The Peoples Theatre to-day,
THR Wesley NJ. +, Sunday school will
picnic At the Park on Thurday.
TINS afternoon the Regular base ball
nine, Of this city, will play the steuben'
vile club at that place.
THR aggregate Of the 6nea and costs @.
seGsed In the twenty cases IN police court
Monday morning was Sll2 3d.
OLD 6oDPREY FAAFz was again commit
ted 70 the Workhouse yesterday ioI tnlr,y
DAYS, 10 the qualification Of everybody
who knows him.
Couch, the South Side Wiie,beateE, WaH
fined g and costs in Police Court yesteF'
day, penalty the leniency Of which, ex'
cites general comment
VACANCIES In the Board Of Lady Mana
gers Of the Childfen'B Home were filled BY
the election Of Mrs. II. +. Behrens, Of this
city, and Miss Mary Zoeckler, Of Fulton
A cory Of the last will and testament o.
William Ray, deceased, late OF Belmont
county, was yesterday admitted TO pro
bate BY Clerk Hook and ordered 70 be
recorded,
The progress OF the street paving on
Fourteenth street has been stopped By
want Of brick blocks TO continue the work
and the necessary suspension Is iof az
indefinite time.
OHIEE DUNNRG, assisted by men from
the Island hose house and the hook and
ladder company, was engaged yesterday
in putting up new fire alarm box on the
lower end Of South Broadway, Island,
THR young fellow, Butler Collins, ar
rested by Officer Duffy on Monday, wa
sent to the hill In default Of hne Of ?.
and the costs, upwards Of IS IN el!, pul
| last night o friend from Ohio paid his INT
and he was released,
NIdHT before last man named Edward
Fitzsimmons stole one Of the red lanterns
used by the Manufacturers Natural Ga
Company 90 danger signals along theil
pipes in town. Special Offer Allen arrest
| ed Fitzsimmons, and he was yesterday
fined g and costs in police court
CHARLES V. sEYBoLp, Of the Eight
ward, was arrested Monday evening b.
Officer Deylin for going to the residence O.
Mr.. Joseph Ssybold, Of the Bank o
Wheeling, and kicking in the door OF thu
wash.house and using abusive language
He was fined $40 and costs by judge
Jeters yesterday.
OLERK HOOK yesterday admitted Z
record four deeds Of trust and q deed u
fee made July ., by Mary Il. DeChert
with Louis DsOhert, her husband, tC
Alathilda Scheuaer, in consideration q
Sl,55O, for strip Of lot Is, in Flnk's add
ton, with 10 feet Of lot u, said property
lying on South Front street.
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An Interesting Trust Account Closed.

An Interesting Trust Account Closed.
In the early part oil 1868, a dying mother,
devoted to her childrsn, sent for Rev. s.
B, Barniiz, then pastor OF the English
Lutheran Church, and asked, as q last re-
quest, ITO look alter her children" the
youngest at that time being but three
years Of age. The following day deed oil
trust conveying certain real estate to s. 3,
Barnitz, trustee, for the benefit OF the chill.
dren, was placed on record, and the
mothers death occurring shortly after.
wards, the children were, at her request,
sent TO the beautiful Lutheran Orphans
Home, near Loysville, Pa, and their
maintainanCe arranged for from the pro.
Ceeds Of the property. The youngest child
is now Of age, and yesterday the former
home oitheiamily was conveyed othem by
Mr.. Barnitz, together with sum Of money
accumulated from rents and interest during
the eighteen years oil service. The trust was
one OF much trial and anxiety, but the re.
suits OF the training OF the children are
most gratifying 10 the trustee, and TO the
faithful Blouse Father" Rev. P. Willard,
at the Home. Charles B. Britt Is now q
theological student In the Lutheran Semi.
nary OF Gettysburg, Pa. Ellen L. iB In the
city, comfort TO her aunt, and Annie q.
is earning an honorable living in Philadel.
phia, Pa. The children arc all now In
Wheeling on visit and last night received
their property with many expressions Of
gratitude. Mr.. Barniiz maintained them
comfortably some years at ssventy.Hve
dollars each. In parting with them he
expressed bis Joy al their taithfulnesg, and
gave them many words Of wholesome ad-
vice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PNoPLn'S rHEATRE,;',
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RlILAIRH.
Natural Gas for Giass Furnaces "A Eos
-ASsienn,ent. etc,

Natural Gas for Glass FuFpAees "A Fox
Hpnt-A Assignment, ets'
Mn, Henry Over viii take a western
trip,
Miss Anna Faiis q visiting relatives at
Warren, Q.
.. s. Smith and bride are visiting al s.
B, Smiths.
Henry oaFr g sblet 70 be out Of bed alter
q severe siege Of fever,
+, B, Rowe and wife are back from q
visit to relatives In Maryland.
David Rice e here, preparing to move
his family to Grand Island, Neh,
] 7. TruemRn, o. & P. freight agent at
Bridgeport was in town yesterday.
The citizens Of franklin street, near H.
dian ran, want the street opened. It q
closed At one end and in such shRpe that
wagons cannot reach the houses.
], W, Houston, who had q nighkhloom-
ing ceIeus open Monday night, viii have
another open in Q few weeks. This flower
was taken from the plant when open and
preserved In alcohol.
The Ohio Valley Foundry Is stopped
Tor Q short time on account OF broken
mgchinsry. The stove department has
orders on hand for eight months ahead
and will not stop for the summer,
The First NJ. +. Church on Monday
night granted their pastor, Rev. r. i.
Keller, q months leave Of absence. He
will take bis family 10 BuTr's Mills camp
ground, where has tsnt, az soon as his
daughters are able to be moved,
The shipments Of tobacco received here
this season have been very heavy,
both by the Narrow Gauge railway and
by the boats, and both routes continue to
bring 90 much as they can we'll handle.
1t is all sent from hers to Baltimore.
The Courier, the Montsith and the
Apd9s all unloadsd Of the upper wharf
yesterday, The Montaith Is running In
place OF the Telegram, which Ia on the
docks, The Andes did not get up till late
In the afternoon, more than twenty.iour
hours late.
A. H, Hamilton, the Belmont street
grocer, made an assignment Monday even
ing to James o. TAllmAn, His liabilities
are probably not as great as bis assets. His
creditors are mostly Wheeling ibbbers,
who seem 10 think he was unnecessarily
alarmed, He was not to ba found yester-
day.
Yesterday a fox hunt was witnessed by
Bellaire people who happened to be on
the river bank. A recently caught iox es-
capped itns Benwood and after q long run
back and forth on the river bank, In fall
sight from this side Of the river, he was
killed. Scores Of people joined in the
A number Of glass men are in Pitts.
bureh studying the best methods Of using
natural gas, and all Of tie managers OF the
factories are devoting their tune to the
same problem, to DO ready for the use Of
gas In the fall. The ditch for the branch
Of the main to the Stamping factory will
be begun this week.
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4 poYAI TRAIN..
Grand Army ESsprsion 70 san FSnnsisr'
Open TO AN.

Grand Army Excursion 20 san francisco
Open TO AN.
The Santa 20 Route lAtchllon, Topeka
&sanla Re Railroadl have decided 10 make
the rate Of 5000 from Kansas City and
Atchison, named for the Grand Army
Eneampment Of San FrAnclsco, open 70
the general public,
AGEand Ohio g. A, r. train, with De
pAFtment Commander A, I, Uonger and
stat, accompanied by the celebrated
Eighth Regiment Band, Of Akron, Of
twenty-five pieces, will leave ST, Louis
Friday, July 2S, at s;46 ?, n, via Chi
cago 4 Alton Railway. Passengers Il king
the Chicago & Alton Railway from Chi
cago (I2;S0 p, NJ or BLOOMINGTON $3.50 p
NJ same day, will make direct connection
with Ohio train at Roodhouse, H., sTriv-
ing ct Kansas City at9 AN,
A special train Of Pullman and ffee
family sleeping cars will leave Kansas
City at l0;40 A, n, Saturday, July "A, In
charge Of Mr., George w. Palgb1rn, Ohio
Passenger Agent, Santa Fs Rou.e,
All details will be arranged before reach
ing Kansas City, avoiding any confusion
at that point.
g, A. r, receptions will be tendeFed At
Lawrence, Topeka, EmpoTia and Newton,
and special stops made at Las Vegas, Hot
Springs, Santa Fe and Albuquerque, thence
via the Atlantic 4 Pacific and California
Southern Railway (see map Of the Great
Middle Route, and observe that II Is not
the so.caIled Southern Route, Consult
the scales OF altitude shown on the map,
and satisfy yourself that the Santa Fe
Route Is the coolest and most comfortable
70 the Pacific coast) 70 San Diego, where q
full day will be spent in sight seeing, sea
bathing, etc. "
En- route to Los Angeles the train will
pass Riverside and it's beautiful groves Of
oranges, lines and figs, and within sight
Of the famous San Gabrielle Valley, ar
irving at Los Angeles at 0 o'clock a. N,
July 80. The three days intervening
before opening OF encampment can be
spent among the noted resorts around Los
Angeles, or by taking train to MADEIRA, a
stage ride through the Yosemite Valley
may be taken returning to MERGED, ar.
irving at San Francisco by August 8, .
Bear in mind that this trip covers all
points Of interest south OF San Francisco.
Free excursious 10 all points around San
Francisco have been arranged by Caliior.
MIA G. A, r. Eighty.hye days from
August 8, and stop,of privileges, allow
passengers ample time on the return trip
TO visit salt Lake and the great city Of the
Mormons, to see the grand scenery on the
Denver & Rio GrRnde Railwey, and TO
stop at Colorado Springs, Manitoa, Dem
VaP. and make side trims at BDeciAl low
rates to all points Of interest In Colorado.
Passengers may return from San Fran
cisco via any route named In the transcon.
tinental circular without extra charge II
choice is made before leaving Kansas
City. $l2 so extra will be charged those
wishing to return by Northern Pacific
railway via Portland.
Call on your nearest ticket agent for
itinerary oil trip and map showing route
and rates or write TO George W, Pangborn,
Columbus, o. SendIin your name promptly
II you wish to join the Ohio party.
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Il pays . ttade d Behrens,.
ntvEt. NEWS.


stage Of the Water aud Movements Of III,
Steamboats,,
The plttsburgh.C Cincinnati packet Katie
stoCkdale IL laid Up at the upper end Of
the city waiting tot more water,
The Monteith, alittle packet that has
been running between here and Martins
Ferry, 10 In the Telegfam,s trade while
that steamer 10 on the docks.
The Andes did not arrive until last
evening, over twenty.iour hours behind
time. She was busy alllaBt night unload.
Ing, The watefis 20 low that she had a
hard time Of getting here.
The Elstetsyille Democrat contains the
following; ThetoWboat Alex. Swift, NM
der command Of Capt Cal Blasief, having
stove hole II her hull, some distance
below here. laid up ii this place FfldAy
night, and on Saturday morning Che BLOT.
3, D, Sweeney, aud his asSibtank Ian
DAyidbon, both Accidehlly Tell ifoit lbe
top Of the gunwAle Into d barge neatly Id
feet deep Sweeney receiving d Beyefe
bfulse on Che forehead and badly jammine
bio \ elbow and whist, Davidson having
ile lelt elbow thrown out Of place aud be-
lng Considerably bruised olhefWiDo,
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ADoUT PEolLE.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City nnd wheeling fOIk'
Abroad.
Mrs. Henry o, OFT has gone to visit
friends in Old Virginia.
Mr., A. G, Braden, Of Washington, Pa
was in the city last evening
Misses Mollie and Ida Frew are in Pitts
burgh for a Jew days visiting friends.
Jacob Emsheimer left Monday on an
extended trip to Europe, to visit hi
father.
Mrs. John R. Dunlap, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. NJ, Pollock, returnt
to Louisville to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES Rhodes, Of Bridge
port, have gone to Long Island to spend
portion Of the heated term.
Mr.. ], N. Taylor, ef Pittsburgh, Is in the
city, representing the National Life In
surance Company Of Vermont.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb and Mrs, Harry w
List are to spend several weeks OF the
heated term al Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. T. Hill Marshall, 81 Auditor DuGy't
clerical force, Is here from Charleston
stopping at the stamm House. He haE
many friends in this, his old home.
Mr., and Mrs. D. i. photograph, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. g. Theaker, Miss L, j. Sharon
and Roland Theaker, all Of Mt. Pleasant,
we're registered at the Stamm House yes
terday. -
Mr.. George A. Howard and daughter, d
Cincinnati, are the guests oil Miss Jennie
Bailey OF North Main street, having &C.
companied her home from Lake Chau'
tauqua.
Mp. j. O. Cuttings, Of Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of her father, Mr.. D.
O. List, sr., left last evening to visit her
sister. Mrs. Alexander Warner, at Ports
mouth.
Mr.. A. D. Sharon, a nephew Of Senator
Sharon, and manager Of the great Palace
Hotel at San Francisco, accompanied by
his wife, was registered at the stamm
House yesterday.
Mr.. A. K. Knox, Of 81. Clairsville, is at
the Mcclure house. Mr.. Knox will start
for New York to-day. He will pass some
weeks OF his summer vacation In the
mountains Of that State.
Mr.. w. II. Hampton, Of steubenvile,
with his wife and daughter Nellie, came
down yesterday morning on the 0'Neal
en- route 10 visit his daughter ut WinChes
ter, Ky. They will go down on the Andes
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellingham, Mr..
w. +. Peterson and Mr.. John Dlnger Of
this city. Col. and Mrs. Robert McEl-
downey, Of New Martinsville and Mr.. E.
%. Boyd, Of Martins Ferry, will compose
a party from this vicinity that will join
the Columbus Board Of Trade on It's ex-
cursion 10 Minneapolis tomorrow.
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Last evenings steubenyille Herald says,
The Street Commissioners force while
grading Oh the wharf to-day, came across
the old Blk pound cannon which was used
during the war In firing BaluteB. II also
was taken into the service during the Nor.
gan raid and carried 10 Wheeling when
that place was threatened by the rebels.
Becoming worn out and dangerous 4 wab
deposited on the landing and covered do
with debris. II should 10 got up In Rly.
efaido park aud preserved % relic Of war
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4 C1lAILENar,

John Napoleon HOhaparte Little, the POP
Man, iIobS up serenciy.
"col." John Napoleon Bonaparte Little,
late a serseant Of Company !, First Wiz.
glnla Veteran Volunteer Infantry, hereby
challenges any volunteer soldier Of West
Virginia for o drill 10 the manual Of arms,
Hafdle's tactics, with old style tnuESle:
loading Springfield rides, for q purse Of
800, 70 take place In front Of the grand
stand on any day during the progress Of
the coming State Fair. VIII post o forfeit
Of $50 In the hands Of any responsible
party, and will DO pleased 10 hear from any
Of the "old boys' who would like TO enter
the contest, The contestants will be 70.
quifed 10 appear ia full uniform, The
challenge will be open from this date 10
July 20, 90 that any one who accepts the
challenge will have time 10 dill. Address
j. N. Little, 1910 Jacob street. Wheeling,
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rAsT r1l1E o. rI1E D. a o.
a Rapid Run over tic Fourth Dlvi.Ion-D. $
o. Notes.


o. Notes.
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad men have not
yet ceased talking about a remarkably fast
run made from Benwood to Grafton few
days since. The engine was No. 74O, one
Of the four new ones recently turned out
from the B. 60. gompany's shops at Mt.
Glare. They are the cost powerful loco.
motives ever built. They have fity.six.
inch boilers and $50 flues. This greatly
increased number Of flues enables the for.
nation Of much more steam, aud hence
greatly increases the VI rking power Of the
engine. The cylinders measure Is by "a
inches and the driving wheels measure 80
inches in diameter and the engine weighs
80 tons. Milt b. Slower was the engineer at
the throttle. The train was the second sec.
ton of train No. o. and was composed Of q
baggage car and one coach. Theninety.six
miles between Benwood and Grafton was
made in two hours and seven minutes and
seven minutes OF this time was lost on q
bad piece OF road. In the ninety six miles
traversed there are three ninety loot
grades. The run was made 10 carry some
missing baggage 10 Grafton, and was the
fastest ever made on the Fourth division.
The fastest run prior 10 this was made by
George r. Crawford, engine 29s, sixty.
four inch driving wheels, In 1852, taking
regular section Of train No. 2, composed Of
a baggage car, three coaches and one
sleeper; the time made from Grafton To
Benwood was two hours and tWenty.eight
minutes. ~. ].
BY order Of General Manager Durham,
Of the Baltimore, & Ohio, the office Of
MISTER Of Machinery Of the main stem
from Baltimore to this city has been
abolished. This Office has been held fora
number OF Year, by Mr.. A. j. Cromwell.
The duties will hereafter be performed by
Superintendent Of Motive Power Harfi.
son. 8A 55
The many friends Of Major j. Abel
Hunter, Of West Grafton, will be pleased
10 learn that he has been promoted 10 the
position Of Road Master Of the Baltimore
& Ohio. For number Of years he has
been Assistant Road Master. He 10 ia very
affable and obllging gentleman, and emil.
nently deserving Of the promotion.
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Yesterday number Of boys we're In
swimming In the creek 1.-THE foot Of Chap.
line street. The neighbog complained,
and Capt. Smith, telephoning TO Officer
Grubler, went down. GFubler did not
put In his appearance quite simultaneous.
" with tho Captain, aud the boys scram.
bled out on The south side, gathered do
their clothesandcll mbedthehill the Cat
road, Atopplng there In the sun TO dress.
One boy had unfortunately left his clothes
on the north bank, and the Captain got
him. but lot him 10 after giving him d
thorough eCAte. A boy who will battle
In Wheeling creek 10 d &c subject for an
imbecile asylum. A bath In aBwill tub
would be aB pleasant and quite 40 healthy.
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The Central on Wells.

The Central Oil Company, Of this city
has decided to discontinue for the time
being the drilling OF their No. 2 well In
the Washington field and move their der
rick some distance east Of the No. 2 well
and put down q new well in a territory
thus far undeyeloped. The company has
land leased in this tract and there are
other parties who have adjoining lands
leased. The well to be put down there Ia
to be union one, the exp enses 10 be borne
by the Central and the other parties fol
the purpose Of testing the tract. Drilling
in the Centrals No. l well Is progressing
satisfactorily.
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Special Sunday exCursions on and after
July II, 1885 The Ohio River Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice, at the ioi.
lowing low rates, Wheeling TO Parkers.
burg and return S226. Wheeling 10
Sletersvllle and return 81 so. Tickets
only 70 be used on day Of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at7:l0 a. NJ, city time, Re.
turning will leave Parkersbifg at 4:O5 ?.
y. and sialersville at a;lo P. n, Wheeling