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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Items OF Interest to tho IutelllgsnoerI
Farmer Readers,

Items OF Interest to tho IutelllgenGer'I
Farmer Readers.
Money spent for good seeds now will
be well invested, It will not pay Ia
plant poor seeds,
You will notice that contagious dis
eases usually are found on the farms Of
the careless farmers first,
The man who delays getting his i'm
plements ready and in flrst-Class condi-
ton until he needs them is "slothful in
business"
Put your brains into your farming, as
well as your hands, andt the results will
be better. II you fail you will then
know why.
What did you learn about farming last
summerP You have been a poor student
II you did not pick up something new
and good,
II you farm this year lust as you did
last you are falling behind. To keep up
with the times you must advance stead
fly apd all the time.
A heavy yield and u superabundance
Of any n crop does not always mean
the best results financially. This was
illustrated by the apple crop last year.
II you can't or won't build a silo this
summer raise a crop OF roots for next
winters feeding. Get out Of the old ruts.
There is no progression in them.
The farmer who has not rock salt
within the reach OF his stock all the
time is behind the times. 1t Is the
cheapest and best way to supply salt for
live stock:
Crops would suffer less from many a
~noxious insect or animal and its pro.
geny, were II not for the shelter OF the
hedge, or OF the rubbish in the fence
row.
The water which goes TO the ocean
will float back in clouds and fall in drops;
but the substance carried from the man.
ure. heap by the water will not come
back,
A thorough inspection ofsll the fences
is necessary before turning out to pas
ture. Better do this now before yon for
get 1t. A broken rail or q bad corner
may teach your stock to jump fences.
The way to have good neighbors Is to
be q good neighbor yourself. But neigh
borliness does not cover the borrowing
or lending Of the small, everyday farm
tools which every farmer should have.
II you have n small mind, don't worry
1t by taking and reading agricultural pa
pers. Leave "book farming to those
who have minds to stand the strain OF
progressive agriculture,
Are you aware OF tho fact that you
have q record us u farmer? IT may
not be q good one, but 1t is a
record all the same. Are you 90
ing to "brcak" it this season? That is
are you going to improve upon your past
way Of farmingP II you are, now is the
time to begin.
Don't try TO do the withdrawing
about the house and barn while you are
resting ut moo or evening, 1t will not
BIO Us thoroughly done as II you would
take a halliday or a day and do it right.
The withdrawing Is Of Importance
enough to Justify your putting some
time upon 1t.
Don't forget that your manure pile is
your bank account, and now is your
time to draw upon 1t. You want to use
all your capital this season, and you
want to invest it soon. You will get no
interest on deposits. The percentage Of
returns will depend upon how you han.
die the capital.
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ORIGIN OF DVECLR SAM

Speculation has recently arisen regard.
ing the origin OF the term "Uncle Sam"
as applied to the United States govern
ment,
In the war OF 1872, between this coun,
try and Great Britain, Ebert Anderson,
OF New York, purchased in Troy, n. Y,
a large amount OF pork for the American
army,
It was inspected by Samuel Wilson,
who was popularity known as "Uncle
SAM The barrels OF pork were marked
"E, A. U, ST. the lettering being done
by a facetious employe OF Mr., Wilson,
When asked by fellow.workmen the
meaning Of the mark (tor the letters
U. s., for United States, were then al
most entirely new to them), said The
did not know, unless It meant Ebert
Anderson and Uncle Sam" abiding to
Uncle Sam Wilson,
The joke took among the workmen,
and passed currently, and "UnCle SAM
himself being present, was occasionally
rallied on the increasing extent OF his
possessions, Soon the incident appeared
in print, aud the joke gained favor rapid
", till it penetrated aud was recognized
in every part Of the country, and says
John Frost, the Boston historian, who
no doubt continue so while the United
States remains a nation,
1t Is now firmly imbedded in the Mo-
sale OF our language, like 'TippeCanos,"
"Log Cabin" and other short but ex-
pressive phrases, which refer To import
ant events in the HISTORIC OF the Republic.
Both ~"Iippecanoe" aud clog Cabin
have taken on renewed force and vitality
since their adoption by Hon, II, II,
Warner, OF Safe Cure fame, in the nam
ing Of two OF his great standard rene
dies, the principal one known as War
ner's Log Cabin sarsaparilla, They are
based upon formula so successfully used
by our ancestors in the cure Of the COM
mon ailments to which their arduous
labOrs render them liable in the good
old Log Cabin days,
The name OF Warmers Safe Cure, like
wise, will be held in high esteem, as
rs a household word, while 1t
continues to cure the worst forms OF Kid
ney Disease, which the medical profess
sion Coniesses itself unable to do.
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Through Tickets and baggage Checked 10 all
poln8. For rates and other Information, address
FRED HU9RMRN, T, i. A., Wheeling,
". ]. ROBINSON, a.. r. A., PArkOfiburg, WA.
". II. OSBoNN, y. I. A., Pomet0y, o.
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NdtloNWI fuFWeT,
Very small seeds should not be cover.
ed deeply, tho rule being about four
times the diameter OF the seed, though
radish seed and onion seed may be said
to DO an exception, as the latter should
have a covering OF half an inch, and the
former rather more.
All small seeds are the better OF having
the earth pressed down on them as soon
us they are put In the ground. Frequent
ly the best plan is give a good watering
as soon MS they are sown, and in the
case OF very small seeds, such as celery,
the watering may take the place Of
covering.
Shading by evergreen branches or
some other means will DO ionnd neCes'
sary in order to prevent dying out, 1.-THE
sun has acquired considerable warmth.
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National Farmer.
Depth OF soil is one Of the indispensa-
bic conditions Of the largest garden crops.
This is especially the case in the dry
summers so common in tho United
Suites. Digging gives depth, II done pro-
perly but It is liable to the same objec-
lions brought against running the pillow
toodeep, namely, turning up too much Of
the iniertile sub.soil.
A better plan Is to use tho sub.soil
pillow, which follows in the iurrow after
The common plow, lifting up five or six
inches Of the sub-soil and then dropping
It back in It's place in the iurrow thus
giving q foot or over OF loose soil without
throwing the sub-soil to the top.
OF course a second team is necessary
to do the work right, as 1t Is too much
trouble to change plows every other
round.
Spring is a good time for the work,
and u single preparation Of the soil this
way will last Tor a number Of years and
It's beneficial effect on the different pro
ducts will DO manifest, particularly In q
dry season.
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ConcprnInr CIrnr IIoxeS.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
A tall man walking down Chestnut
street lRughingly responded 10 tho In
quiry Of d friend as to what ho was
Virginia for cigar box makers
TO the remark that no Spanish cedar
grew In West Virginia he replied: "And
not enough R%nywhere's else for the dc.
mand. We saw up poplar logs into the
thin boards and the clgarmakorB dye
them brown with cedar extract that
gives the boxes proper color and odor,''
The logs arc sawn with ribbon saws that
make little sRwdust 10 waste. Nearly
all boxes used by American clgarmakeFa
arc made from this wood.
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WANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
w Nan ior a permanent position, with an
". ,,Gii,hei tFln as their representative IN
ol ,'A STATE. salary, SO, with increase.
Etlrltls'S mEll.Th
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BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the GlaSA City,

All SoFts OF Local News and Gossip from
the GlASH City,
J., a, Burke has moved his family Ia
Toledo, TO live,
Dr., Todd OF Bridgeport, o., was down
yesterday on surgical business,
Charles Rosser, the street payer, began
plowing yesterday on Central avenue,
Rev. b, Daniels will leave shortly
for Troy, Miami county, where he will
locate.
7, X, Smith OF the Bottle Company re-
eeiyed q very handsome Piano from
Pittsburgh, yesterday,
The window glass houses are shipping
to the fullest capacity, and some OF them
are behind in their orders.
Thornberry & Booth have received
some very fine Ohio corn from the west
ern part Of the State, for seed,
S, H, Lee, Esq, OF Chicago, ILL.,, for
merly a resident here, came on here yes
terday, havingso some real estate here,
Mrs, Robert Chrisholm has purchased
another Fourth ward residence, She
thinks investments in Bellaire real
estate good and safe,
The Bellaire steel plant is making
and shipping as fast as possible steel TO
all points in the whole country, east,
west, north and south,
Henry Lewis, OF the First ward, has
moved TO Mansfield, where he will make
his future home. He is a partner In the
new foundry to be built there,
Professor F. W. Wenner, Of the High
school, was called to Tifin, his home,
Wednesday night, to the bedside Of his
father, who was reported dying,
FILLMORE Kelsey has sold the Bellaire
Nail Works company, several hundred
cords OF wood at S rs per cord. Mr..
Kelsey is making the forests ring with
his axe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. W. I. Mclaughlin
were surprised at their home Wednes-
day night by q pound party. Speeches
were made and responded to and a good
time was had by all.
Colonel David Rankin, formerly OF
this city, but now OF Grand Island, Neb,
has rented the fair grounds there and
has about fifteen men employed break.
ing young horses for sale.
Telegraph lineman Davis, of Wells.
vile. wasdown Yesterday. making some
necessary repairs ON lie Western Union
lines, also the private telephone between
hero and Bridreport and Martins Ferry,
William s]nr,n.or oftho Tomrth warJ
hos WrlSm 2ptanHea ~ u roursn Tat1,
bought recently, md bas made some
decided changes tearing away the oId
gtable and built new fences ali around
A.hnho,,rm 10 Loirn MT oro~nI ~"
,oHntagn r. III p,L Sn,ns pus ItUu ! tMe
IAN AZ III luuac oguate iot WINK,
GianoN oIe !, w" T.o ps put ae nIoS pUtn Ways
tas1 ~ ~ Io, at tIe Wese "'so planseu yesr
ond tIo u;mtos I E;lI"S ntha o.oA' s'uie vi
uu 'u' "!"'0i A4''0'' "'neis'
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For PitHburgh and Washington, Pa, 800 a N
daily; express, 1850 a m, daily, 1;l6 p m, daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for wash
lngt0n, Pa, $50 p m, daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia at 6:8O % m daily,
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Circumstantial evidence A strange
hair on a husbands coat.


Is one which is guaranteed to bringyo
satisfactory results, or In Case Of failure
q return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists a bottle Of DR., Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. II is guaran-
teed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such rs consumption inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, etc., etc. It Is pleasant
and agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store, |
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A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found q recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
ing a self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof. ]. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive tho recipe
free OF charge. Mw&Y-EOw
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A progenltor-Thom Dam of "Four


We desire TO say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, BuCklcn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies TINT sell rs we'll,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guAran.
tee them every time, and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II BatisiaG.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists.
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The best Balye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheuin, fever
sores, tettet, chapped hands, Chilblalng,
corng, and oil skin eruptlOhs, and posi-.
lively Cureg pileB, Or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 glye perfect sAtlsiaC.
ton OF money refunded, Price Is centa
per box, For sale by Logan Drug %,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
ketR.

ANh4N
NEW York, April ll.-Money on call easy At
9 10 81 per cent; last loan closed offered at 1
per cent. Primo mercantile paper 4tSaB pei
cent. Sterling exchange firm at 81 STAT SSH.
The stock market was again strong to-day, Prices
were from z to n poi. cont higher. The market
soon drlited into lullness aud stagnatlon, ex.
cept In u few specialties, The market showed
more animation In the last hour than had been
shown ut any previous time In tho day, and
marked advances werC made all around, Rock
Island being specially conspicuous with q Jump
u jump OF X per cent, while AtChiSOn reached d
point = per cent above It's lowest price In tho
forenoon. Tho highest prices were reached
shortly before tho close, aud realizing sales
shaded the list oft small fraction, but the close
was active ana strong at about the best prices OF
the day. The greatest feature Of tho day, how.
ever, was the activity aud strength In the unliSt.
cd industrial shares. Cotton oil rose lk per
cent, Manhattan rose ~, Chesapeake & Ohio /,
*. Paul " per cent.
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales SI,6s9,OOO.
Government and State bonds dull aldstcalY,
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Educational.
MI, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
Sisters Of The ylslauonj

A school Of moro than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brAry Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllO.
Eophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially neted. COrpsol
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according TO tho method OF tho old Italian mas.
ters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references To patrons in
u sc tnV p'' S'"V' THE D1REcTREss,
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Thousands OF ladies troubled with
nervousness and female troubles have
been cured by using DR., Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron. The purest, pleasantest
and most effective tonic the world ever
knew. q
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NEW YoRE, April ll.-Flour, receipts lI,SS7
packages; exports O,07S barrels and $50 sacks;
market leH active aud weak sales 1890 barrels,
Wheat, exports 9S,Si2 bushels; sales l2,SOO,O
bushels Of futures; 1900 bushels Of spot; spot
market QuletRnl Xa1%c lower and barely steady;
No. 3 red 07C; No. / red g7c; ungraded red STA
0OoR options active and TAEC lower; No. 9 red
April SjlIGc; May, STci June SGNasOIfc, closing
Ss sIc: July SI1aSsG, closing at S73tc; August
lug at SOtsC. barley dull; Canada T!yTe. Corn,
receipts 1900 bushels; exports 7B,GST bushels;
slles $4,000 bushels OF futures and 1856, 900 bush.
els Of spot market fairly active; spot No,
2white 4b11Sct ,ungraded mixed 4U14Gi3Xc; April
closing q 4?tsei August4$HG Oats, receipts ID,
0O bushels; exports 400 bushels. sales $4,000
spot No. 2, white Slot mixed western
Soa23c; No. Chicago s2>>SSc. Hay steady. Coffee,
2n@ISs t,d S NJ, % 9nDd points oI6 higher; ~ A 4 and May
l6.llal7 .OOOi September, October and November
lI.Obal7.91c; December, January, February aud
March l1.9Oal7. Sc;. spot Rio quiet at 1SiC.
Sugar, raw excited Ialr refining D l.6a5 lt1GG. TO
lined firm. MolaSSes, dull. Rice steady. fallow,
cru l0allAC. Pork quiet. Cut meats steady,
Lard dull western steam 7.29Nc; April and MAY
7.lSc; Juno 1909; July T.28C; August 1850; Sep
tember 7.2Sc. Butter firm; western dairy Id
2Oci creamery lsa96c. Cheese quiet; western
dairy 0IGAlO}9c.
CHICAGO, April li.-;TredIng In wheat wa
cry, Corn moderately active. Oats dull and
acllye at Irregular prices. Flour steady aud
unchanged. Wheat cash No. 2 spring 8HaSJsfC
NO, y sPfing 7Sci Nc. 2 red ShsASy1Ic; May So
SSSSMc, closing a. SGi4tSo; June SaS6Hc, closing o.
seej Snly SlSaSAc, closing at SG1tci, yea
md2ga!SI%n cloSlng 81 II54c. Corn, cash No. .
Nay HISaS49Sc, closing at ANct June Sc
July S55S3Scc, PAY, cash No. 3, 2Scj May 2SkC
ScnI Al TI,So 1SSG :oO H$ y 20 a. y, ISc; fIa3;
mi Hynv q, iinaS1 I, SeTu y e; MaSSSs PoEk' cnt
and Nav n W. ggnnno 4 s,7iLc. THIy n !; arr IA. SGst
SSSrt tIb S'G S,G6 SHuS b%,TI5 ~ Su EES Sy%T SSo,t bG SIon,
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pwII ,nrt ru,t u. I.,uu r,....,
pn,innGv WWhas a. APtIi III ouF Mea5 ant
Anil Nav "WHS lima S9SoS Suu IT " w a. w c6 6st
IibII' ana IEow IJI M SSn y ,TnVgyS1'A i;ET y ny ScAS z ioo ~ "
. S,aah mjT"Sd ana TI5' yn IlIISSu " y " ., ~ ~
Anil ilgiHlsEc; NAV 4Iy.Oi2S; inn mo- 1aa IlESS
NIniHiI All M..v S GSSsai IStVi IrT No. az e WY, ~SSS
nsIILIsaaadHu n ~ % S"aS ~ SunS SaaSSSte Jlg
extfS SSa2O6' ""''N'" S04''' W pt'"V
0EnH 1oasOU'
Laval S!i NJ y AprII Ia VINE TGetGfn a99li s ~
NAY sistSSijc june S6Il pSS1 SSu t nIr's "a SZ 4 W.
S Y y Nay 4i?5a4iMc 9A1 hrlni westeri
MN Nr,, n ,sgn, pt,GnS 70 Sh0icS siO D1al1V Butte
IIgES arm Stiee. Come aIIot. t1IS ISIf! Al iS I
Ctvr,vv1-, n An 81 "YLl
s,SSGv, SSS.' aSFCI S,Ps7ciH IecSIn,. hSISy (, M M,NSa
N0.2 mixed aSc., Oats Casleri No. 2mixed 27XC
EyH easdeEi NTa Y, ~, t0tE Easy a. l269. Lar
ninnShnngST WhIStv Sissdv a, a. "a ~ W!
SuSSF anS cheese "n iIfiS EsES ,t Es Al N oN6 Su''''
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FOR SALE.

AHa. - F.
NSIll LOU on the Old Fair GroundI, ZanO'S
kSGI North aud South Front Streets and
,gla sltrcis, u very low figures.
lAHnln, 'iouSo " SStA 1UUop sueVha'
Vi Btict House, u and " VlFgihiA street,
Mn lGiale OF both together, Thcy con-
NV RSOleth improvements,
bl Hpymtl House, Ia South 1roAdWAyi a
,EIN!ya A. much less than cost
"Igmel Cottage for tgN,
IN =, GGGnd loose, North Front street,
Hs ~ ~ good condition $500,
A,,I.SS lIon,c, II North BtOAdwAyi Will
M solgd ntlgS House, southwest corner
b6N Mt Investment.
Eaoa,D,S 81 Houses, large and ANAL, always on
q. o.. SMITH, laD Main Street,
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b.. 2. . Q. Railroad.

geIlaire & ZGneSvtlle Through Passenger leAyel
BellRiEe at s;4OR, m, arrives at RellRlre At $3.50
p. m.
m, arrives at BellRife at s:26 q, N,
Summarized Accommodation leaves BGllRlre
at 1898 D. M, arrives at BellRire at LEO q. m.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Ns-0n and after Nov. L, lssSz.sSS
az e1oSp.Sd. taoadSy s1csPisd. tsltdF LAY
excepted. Sunday only, Saturday only
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10 regulate the stomach, liver and
bowels, Dr.. rlOfcO'B Pellets excel. One
A dose,
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WHAT IN SWeetOf than roses
THAT bloom In tho beauty OF JUNIOR
OtthO stately aud fragrant lilies
Whose bells ring ANunitlCf tuneI
An, sWeOtOF the roses blowing
On the checks Of tlOso We love.
And the lily Of health that's glowing
The ChCCkS' rcd fosC above,
But how soon tho lily and tho rose
wlther In the faCes Of our American
women. Whyi s III Simply because 40
many Of IhUmare victims Of weaknesses,
Irregularities and functional derange.
mehts incidental TO the sex. II they
would usu Dr.. WercO'B FAvofitg Pro.
scflption all these beauty and health do.
stfOying ailments might DO warded OF,
andwe would hear leBs about women
growing old before their time"
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Non.OOmmiMonOd oOlcers-BeOrkCg
gaugers,
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
w On and after Saturday, October Is, 1883,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad
will run AZ follows;
LEAVE WHEELING;
b;90 a. m .r7;00G, M, Q q. M, ll:0oA q. NJ, 1850 p,
M, $3.50 p. M, $40 ,, mL 7;O0p M 9;00p m,
LEAVE WHEELING PARK;
$40 q, M, 7:l5 a, m, 1000 q. M, 1880 M, $50
On NNiisUjNSBAYIss.SOUttSSthi Mft SSy Notice %;; t tSiySP vii
run as follows: Leave the city at 500 \. M and
run every hour until 9:l6p m, Leave Wheeling
Park Ut 800 q, M and run every hour until 10
p. m, Except church train win leave Park at
noa q. HIRsCH, sup't.
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DALTlMORE &OHIO RAILROAD
DDeparturoo OF trains from Wheeling, Schedule
FxnSeSS GGor CbISS1S and the NoIthNSeSt' 1o.2Sa
m, SID m, s;lo nm daily, and ii:iS I'M daily
axScnI aatnrdaV go
e1 FSpprssS SaE 9nclnnstI and ~, 1onIa. 1o.o5 a m
daily, ii:l5 p m daily, except SATURDAY.
CnIimhI inn Am a m. daily.
For CoIImSSS' s:SS ana I0:S ga a m daiIy, and
II .IS n m dSiiv nSCsnt sSt,;T1av ana 1,6h nm
daIIy. e ~, GSi snu SS3SePs saturday @nu
FSnreSS a. WSSHjrg.on n n psIt,nopO
PhlladeiphiS and New Sotf. via Gfafton' S;6S
m and 6fH n M dStiv Via u, ,sSnrShV G.Sn n m.
FnT pIttshurvh and wsshIrvtor Pa b.0o a m
daiiv, eSnsesEl Nv. WA a w " daI1Sl Tx 5G n ny y" dsiWfT
excebt SIndSy %dditIonSi xay itTaIhn ior WSIh.
lngton, Pa, $50 p m, daily except Sunday.
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