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BoStOn Courier
at must be very lonesome sitting all
by yourself in your office balancing YOU
books at night, John," said an aGectionate
wife.
at Ia, my darling"
~ have been thinking about 1t for some
time and now / have got delightful Sur
prise for you"
"a delightful surprise2'
-uYes, dear. l sent for my mother yes.
serday, and expect her every minute.
mean to have her stay with Us quite q
while. Sine will take care Of the house at
night and look after the children and
can 20 down town and cit in your office
with you while you work.
1.-THE deV-that Ia to say couldn't think
OF your going down town.
at is my duty, dear John. l ought to
have thought OF It before, but 1t never
came to my mind till yesterday. On
John, forgive mel Forgive me Tor moi
thinking Of your comfort sooner. But |
will 90 with you tonight"
"To-nisht3 Why, 1.-the fact is
got through with my books lAAt night"
"Oh, you did How delightful! Ant
you can now stay OF home every evening
I'm SO glad |"
And the delighted wife ran Of to maxi
preparation for tho reception Of he
mother, while her husband with aombrt
brow sat staring at the Goals in the CRATE
in which he could see the picture Of
mother.in.law's reproving lace and
poker party with vacant chair.
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A Sure cure found at last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment, A single box hns cured the
worst old chronic casea OF twenty-five and
thirty years standing. M one need SUI
fer Ave minutes alter applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, In
struments and electuaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
sbsorbu the tumors, sllsys the intense
itching, acts as poultico, gives instant and
painless relief and lie prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousands oil cured
patients RtteBt It's virtues, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine OF the age. Il
matters not how long CT severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coonu, Msysville, KY, ssys:
"Dr. Williams PHO Ointment cured me
after years OF suffering"
Judge Cotfinbury, Cleveland, o., Gays:
N have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We hsve hundreds Of guoh testimonials.
Do not suffer IN instant longer. Sold by
druggists. D4w
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whnI.Ynnr NOD Rrianh.

Your stomach oil course. WhyP Be.
cause If 1t Is out Of order you are one Of
the most miserable creatures living. Give
It a fair, honorable chance aud sec II II Is
not the best friend you have in the end,
Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink
In the morning. Iyou must smoke and
drink wait until your stomach is through
with breakfast. You can drink more and
smoke more in the evening and 1t will tell
Oh you less. II your food ferments and
does not digest right-it You are troubled
with Heartburn, Dizziness Of the head,
coming up Of the food after eating, Bilioua.
ness, Indigestion, or any other trouble Of
the stomach, you had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use 1t
without immediate relief.
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There are two usual ways Of doing what Nature
sometimes docs incompletely, namely, to relieve
the bowels, One Is to swallow drastic purEAtlvg
which evAcuGtes proiuSely, abruptly and with
pain, tho other is to take HoItetterS Stomach Bit
ten, the eject Of which IL not violent but sun
cienIly thorough, and which does not grippe the H.
teStineS II the hnt Il selected, the perSOn EN-
ploying Il ueod not expect permanent benedt, and
hR cannot hope 70 escape the facilitating reaction
which Leaves the organs ~ bad or wore oif thar
Seiore, H. on the other hand, he resorts 70 thu
BitfofS he can rely upon the restoration Of q regn
lar habit OF body, consequent upon renewal Of /
healthiul tone In the intestinal canal. Be
Ides heAlthlully relaxing the bowels, the Bitter
Arouse dormant liver, impaEtg = beneficial In
potuS % the action Of the klnneyE, and counter
| sctS me early tWingeI Of rhGumEuSn, q tendency
70 gopL and malaria In al ~ forms,
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honfy OAAy "uEmotub AsepuDlchn Uun'
didRte for Governor of Louisiana.
The nomination Of Henry Clay War.
moth for Governor OF Louisiana Is the be.
ginning Of what promises to be an excep'
tionally vigorous campaign In that State
Both parties have nominated ex.Gover.
nors-the Democrats, Mr.. Nicholls-and
the Republican candidate, who has moi
been active in politics Of late years, has
been busy in doing what will probably
assist him more in his canvass than party
leadership would-namely, giving his at
tention to business and the development
Of local industries. Both men have great
power in the commonwealth, and 1t 'iB not
impossible that change in party govern.
ment may take place in Louisiana. The
election OF Governor will take place on
the Tuesday after the third Monday in
April. Meanwhile the preliminary con.
test will be regarded with unusual in.
terest.
Mr.. warmoth was born in the year
1912, in the State OF Illinois. He was
Lieutenant. Colonel in a Missouri regi-
ment. When only twenty.six years Of
age he was elected Governor OF Louisiana.
His administration, which was remarkable
for Its intense craftsmanship, was tho sub.
iect Of fierce Distraction and unstinted ad-
miration, as viewed from opposite stand
points. In those days party lines were
strongly drawn, and this fact Ia ominous
Of q campaign the like OF which in vigor
has not been sesu in Louisiana for C good
many years.
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TIIuBTuLR, Pa, Feb. t3.-opened 81 $40; high
est Sg1Sc; lowest Ss11fo; closed al SS1zc.
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70 ne Editor q DC IRlelI0tletT,
sIR:-The Register Of Friday asked
"Why don't the Government give the
farmer premium when 1t gives the steel
rail men Sl7 q ton% This Is weak enough
for blind tree trader and don't require q
Sherman to answer. Itianot possible ioI
Europe to compete for our home trade in
agriculture products, while 1t can in min.
erals. Our ipremium," therefore, "Comea
in by the steel rail mems ST." making O
market for our products at higher prices
han Mr.. Cleveland's plan. An over
whelming majority Of our people know
this, II the Register writer don't, and in
November will open his eyes to the fact,
ONO FARMER.
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A STATE DEVELOPER
TO BE ISSUED FROM TINS OFFICE,
The IOtsllIgsncsr Preparing a Mammoth
State Edition for Circulation Abroad.
An Enterprise in the Success of
which Every Citizen is Interested.

THR INrBLIleENcRR has FOR some time
had in preparation, and will Issue "a sOon
as the work can be satisfactorily compile.
ted, special edition devoted to the nat.
ural resources and developed industries oil
West Virginia.
This special edition will be about the
same number of pages as the Natural Gas
Industrial EdiHon-lrom 10 to 9O-which
had very large circulation, for which
there are still demands, and which did
good in its day and generation.
The State Development Edition of the
IN7ELuaExczR will cover in general and
in detail the whole field OF West Viz
ginia's resources, will neglect no locality,
will represent on large map the railroads
in existence and projected, water ways,
county roads and turnpikes-in short will
endeayor to answer in advance every
question that may be asked by the capt.
talist or the inquirlng person in search Of
a home.
1t is the intention Of the INTELLIaENCER
in this State Development Edition to blow
West virUinla's horn, and we can safely
promise that the blast will be rather
sweet sounding music. 1t will be heard
in this country and in Europe sounding
the note OF an hospiEsble welcome to our
richly endowed Mountain State.
The arrangements for irsuring the pa.
per wide circulation have only begun,
but thus far they make aurc Of the wide
spreading of 10000 copies. There is q
good prospec! that the actual circulation
will double this. What is OF equal i'm
portancs, the quality Of the production
will be such as would do credit to any
newspaper in the country.
The INTRLIIaRNcER will welcome the
suggestions and corporation generally of
any person who feels an interest in this
efcr to place cur State VOL before the
world. Whatever is to be submitted in
this llne should be sent in at once, for the
ISTELuoENcERha has ito oyo on the spring
immigrant and doesn't want to let him get
away.
Those desiring copies of the paper for
distribution will oblige us by sending
their orders at once, SO that we may
know about how many copies to print.
Everybody can help his State some by
helping to circulate the printed page that
tella of her opportunities for making
money.
Those having land to sell, in large tracts
orsmall, will find this their best opportu.
nifty to lay their holdings before persons
likely to. purchase. Advertisements
uhould be sent in without delay. The
publishers will be glad to give iniorms.
ton relating to this feature Of the enter
prise.
Tho hour hiss come, and the INrELLI.
aENcER is in the field with all its energy
to aid in the too.loug delayed develop
ment OF West Virginia.
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At slhc. Oats leash No. 2 gG2Kci May sl11SSaslESc,
closing at 9i1Ic; June slztAs2C. closing a. S9c.
! "a. No. /, 81 Gal IS Prime timothy seed Y y
| E2I6 Mes PORK, cash Sll 02jSSAl4 0s: Nay ~ =
all TO- cloSipg Al SO 27k. Lard. cash and Naren
I 565ci NAY 5,TTLGET6Z1Sc. closing Al 1866; June
5SSe Bacon, Short ribG, 7toa7A2ISo; dry shoulder
6OOaGl5c; short clear S0Oaso6 whisky >! ";
Sugar, cutloai TfAszo; grhnulAted 10; standard
A 65Ic Butter quiet and easier: Creamery ZtSA
at 2iA26c.
TotEpo, O., Feb. ia-Wheat active; cASh sSlSci
Nay .Si1fc: June sT5<c; July sic; August st,Sc.
Corn steady; cash 60ISo: May bSHc. oats hrmi
and March 800.
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right here and get It to 90 to church wild"
She got ono Of her own before many
days.
At another time she was quite naughty
and had To punish her. After Q while l
took her up and talked to her and told
her how badly felt to have TO do 30. She
very seriouAly pRtted me on my shoulder
and said: "0h, don't you worry about It,
gammam. It'll be all right"
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KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

PAISEs CELERY ComoUND quickly restores
the liver and Kidneys to perfect health.
This curative power combined with IT.
nerve tonlcs makes II the best remedy
for all kidney complaints.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls-Petroeura was more active
on account Of renewed liquidation. The opening
was strong at 9Oc, but q sharp selling movement
caused decline 10 SS7fc. A rally followed but
the market declined again aud closed weak a.
sS9fc. Gales l,itS, 900 barrels,
on CrrY, Pa, Feb. 1s.-opened at 900: highest
9Oc; lowest SSkc: closed At ss1fc; sales $500
barrels; cleARnces $4,000 barrels; runs 4i,l92
barrels: shipments 100, ST barrels charters none.
PIfuBuRsH, Pa, Feb. ls.-Petroleum dull and
S95Ic; lowest SSHc.
BRADFoRD, PA, Feb. ls.-opened at $50; closed
at Ss1fo; highest sg16ci lowest SsISc; cleArAnees
Is2, COZ barrels,
T1TusyuLH, Pa, Feb. ,s.-opened st $50; high
est SgISc: lowest Ss1No; closed al SS5Sc.
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MEDICAL.
WEAK NERVES.

PAISE's CELERY COMPOUND is Nerve Tonic
which never falls. Containing Celery and
Coca, those wonderful stinulsn.s, 1t speed.
lily cures all nervous Disorders.
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Twas dressing my little grSndchild,
four and one.hRlf yeSra old, to 20 TO
church, and she was very anxious to take
my parasol, she not having one Of her
own, but wanting one very much. She
hung around me for long time, mot real.
" knowing how to breach the subject. Al
last she said, "GRmmam, when You die
shall you take your parasol TO heaven Wild
your" Isaid, "No, my dear" well"
said she, "When you die / ahAll come
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Ghe GtteIIigsnter.
ONCE, Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
PETTICoATALIsTIC.


Written for ne Iate!liSalo1.
As LAT by the FIRE,
On 4 blight winter day
With old Rags At my feet,
And GtmRlkin at play,
Il WHg brOached,- DEBATED
And, at last, was agreed,
By the knitten and Quilten,
That HAIRY must read"
began. Twas In Ion
think, where the king
Hears voice that AWAkenst
Like voices OF spring
From Q winter of yeAn,
The dear accents Of one,
STU enEhrlned In heart,
Tho its SpTingtime was gone.
But, unable, 'tWOuld seem,
so demurely 70 rest,
BetSey Jane p0ked the hre:
Peggy gBLed In the West,
"HoW AhiyeTl" cried Ann;
"'T1s a. cold asa barnW
And QuOth susan: "0-hl m-y-yi
AtRt hh btGuIUftR ydrRT'
GEORGE H. THEoor
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oH1oIso, Feb. lS.-The DFeV9'l Journal reports:
market steady: shipping steen 9 00ab co. stockers
and feeders g 25a3 50: COWS, bulls and mixed
81 76a3 is; Texas cattle 81 5Oal o., Ho1-Receipu
ibOOO head; Ehipments 5000 head; market steady
% strong; mixed IS l6a5 IS: heavy IS l0A5 80; Light
S. O0a5 20: Ekips s. l0A5 90. 6heep-Receipu 1900
head; shipments l,OO0 head; market steady; ma
tiVes s. 6OaS IS; western 81 6Qao l2H; Texans
g OOal Is; lambs s. 76aG 10.
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DoN'T trile with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
WhoUping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
is a positive cure, and We guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and Soc, Logan & Co., O. R.
Goetze, G. Menkemiller, R, B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. 6
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, calf rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coEns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect SatiBiRctioni
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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II YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They are positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FlStulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. rs
and so cents. Logan & Co., O. =. Goetze,
O. Msnkemiller, 4, 3. Burt and Borrie
BToa. z
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STAMAERIRG CURED.

system based upon natures laws. no SECRECY
10 TRICKS. sJItem explained 70 those inter.
TeStimoniGls from physicians educA.or1 and "a.
irons, Who have received beneht from the method
az Instruction. Address,
" Ms. NJ STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL
Warrington school Of ElocutiOn aud Englsh
lH Se1 n Street. N. W., walhinEton, d, O.
Students boarded in family Of Principal
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REAL. ESTATE.
FOR RENT.


No. III Alley ~. 50 % month.
No $50 National road, s. 90 month.
No gtOl Woods street, 3 rooms. u % month
No, az Won's street, 3 rooms. q 90 month";
No. lhTHoaIy.fourth street, SIS q month;
No l0y7 HAfkeL street, Etoreroom aud cellar
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL l.
M lsl virginia street, Sl3 so a month.
No, l87 Virginia street, SIS 80 u mouth.
No, .6S3 Chapilne street Sll 10 q month.
No. 80 NEii street, formerly Sal0on Aue
boarding houfc; will pIiut aud put house IN com
pleIe f1pair. 81 90 month.
No ll25 EOl street, sis % 10 month
No a0l sixteenth street SIS 90 4 month.
No $50 Alley IS, 4 rooms, s. 20 month.
No 1879 Jacob street, rooms. ~ W month
No. 80 Fourteenth sueet, SIS OH month";
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I HAVE used your Salvation Oil for
cracked heels, mango, and sand cracks
with horses, and it gives perfect sGtisisc-
ton. CHAs. W. Ike,
ALI W. Baltimore street, Balto., Md.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

70 IS Tweau.th street. ! roomH, $500
No, o. Fifteenth street, . rooms, modem I'M
Po1gncnK,
N9s 2IJ7 aud 800 EoI st1Ost, and No. 100 Alley
y, lhfee houses on One-hAli lot for s. so
20 VI twentieth street, r0oms, 500.
~ 90 ~ North Front street, Island, 10 rooms; 10
"ttN ieet A beautiful home. Apply 70
W, II. RINKHART,
Al mas Market Street.
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NEW York, Feb. I3-TheTe was the usual large
sales through delivery on account Of orders fol
spring specialtles and staples, but new business
was very moderate. There was more done In the
laying out OF orders for Autum clothing Woolens.
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AUCTION SALES.

TGTION SALE OF MANCHESTER
"A COAL COMPANY STOCK.
he undersigned Bank WILL on sI " ~ Moth
rll1 II 4 H. Court House Of Ohio county, W. W.,
d29i ,,nrtion, for cash, 100 Shares Of the stock
g" y,nehSster Coal company being properly
s.,r,5iife deposited with aid bank e S0d
ssigy smyih, since deceased, 70 secure lnaep1eu'
~ n, ~ ..id'R, j. smith 10 this bank.
Htno s''N ~ COMMERCIAL BANK,
ST. Crawford, Cashier:
n BEEyEY AuctloneeE. Ie9
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Kitty was on the lounge, purring aS
loud as she could, and Katie was coddltng
rob, mamma" the little girl cried oil
at once, tiny kitty has got q dashboard IN
her throat and 1 can feel the noise rub
over It."
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Niagara Landlord-You look tired and
thirsty. Won'tyou have a glass Of water ?
Cautious Visitor (who has read about the
talls)-How much Ia it,
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& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DDepRrtuTe Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In eject November 70, 1887 Eastern time:
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, $3.50 4.
ExpnE for Cincinnati and St. Louis, $50 a. N.
daily 1l:ls p. m. daily except Saturday.
For COLUMBUS, s:5OA. m. daily, and ll:lS p. m.
daily except Saturday, aud 2:25 p. m. daily except
Expires for washington. D. c., Baltimore, Pills.
teiphiA and Kew York, 6:ioS N and b:As p. m.
For Pittsburgh aud Washington, Pa, 500 a, m.
and 7 p m. daily; Express, $40 q. m, l:I6 p. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Washington. Pa, $40 p. N. daily except Sunday.
For @oundEVille, l2:0o noon, daily except Sun
For GrEiion, s:I5p. m, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 q. m, daily except Sunday.
For st C!Rirsyille, $50 q. m, p. m. and 6:l5
Express trains arrive from Chicago, $40 and $50
m and 6:45 p. m. daily, and $500 q. IN. daily ex.
ExpFe1S fSIns arrive from St. Louis and CincIn.
nRh, $50 g. m. and 6:46 D. m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bait.
more and Washington, D. CT 1880 q. In. and 1855
TIaiaS Srrive from Columbus, 500 q. m. daily,
sunday.
i 10 Z. m. daily except Saturday, aud a:iO q. q.
TTainl arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a. n,
daily except Sunday.
daily except Sunday.
cept sunday.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. nj daily
except sunday.
Trains arrive from 81 ClaInyllle, $40 q. m. and
1:I5 and 6:I6 p. NJ, daily except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked 81 hotels and
residences on orders left Of ticket office, l2OO MAJ
ket street and OF depot
W. N. CLBMRNTs Manager.
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PALMKR's skiu.success is positive,
speedy cure for eruptions Of Face. Scalp
or Body. At Drug Store Of Nolan
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
L LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-pEnhkndle Route.
Under schedule in eject MAY q, 1857, train
leave Wheeling, Central Standard tImo; For steu'
benvlllo and Pittsburgh, 6:96 a. m, l2:S5 p. no.,
q. m. and sos p. N. trains make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, IndlAnApolls aud Chi
Cago. Tho l2:s6 p. rn. trhin piEkoE direct conDeo
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive At Wheeling ElS q No, lo:l6 9. m,
2:t6 p, M, and 900 D. m. mY2
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NEW YoHx, Feb. iS-CottOn, futures closed stead!
at q few points lower.
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1t is mistake to think volspuk Is a
new language. The brskemen on pRsaen-
ger trains in this country have used 1t for
years 70 call out the names Of stations.
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FOR SALE.


No. a and No. Is Twentieth street, with ground
RtsI Of said houses running TO alley, on the pro
posed line Of the Wheeling " Pittsburgh Junction
Railroad.
81 Acre Farm. eight roamod house, now barn,
u By co feet; good orchard OF apples, pearS, plumA
Ind pcachts, tTO acres strawberries, four acres
Tpberfies iye sores grapesi two miles east OF
Large 10. Of Ground, cast end OF TWenty.third
street, formerly graveyard. ,.,
No " Kentucky street, roomed house win
natural gas ground Is by $50 feet. Can now DC
bought for sl,6C0. .,.
No 22li Chapline street; ground 80 feet 'front.'.
Building die corueriug on Virginia and souih
York streets; $1,000,
No. 81 Fourteenth street, rooms, stable and
NLsh.Tolm, ground so feet front
No. lSs aud 100 Eighteenth street, Double Brick
gonni half lot; price, 81, SO.
No, l4h Market street, large deslfable ISL
aeloe. Ground full lot, fronting CO ieet on MAT
district
building or manufacturing site north Iide o.
NlRtleiuth street, east Of Woods street, JIG ~
ifOnl foot
Lot south Of House No 2Sol Eoa street
No 100 Twelfth street; ground q full lot
JAMES a, HENRY,
Real BA,o Agent, U. 8. Pension and Claim Al
Iorucy, collector and Notary Public. ielS
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGHRAIL-
" RoAD.-pnder schedule In eject JAN. q,
1855, trains leave bridgeport, CeDtrRl standard
time; Fer Pituhurgh and Cleveland, $50 &. m,
Vile, i.4 D. N. For SteubenYlll0, 1888 ., N. For
Martins Ferry, Gas q, m.
Trains arrive At Bridgeport at 1853 8. n, 1852 a.
m, 2:tS p. NJ, b23 p m, t:a p. a. and AKA p. m.
ia26
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An amateur actor has been shot in Mis-.
siBsippi. We are not in favor Of shooting
amateur actors. imprisonment for life d
punishment eevere enough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-14
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