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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16

Three books mailed free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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Jos. Horne Co.
Nos. 613-621 Penn Avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

D ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
DPassenger trains will run by the fol-
owing schedule on and after Nov, Is,
1888:
WEST BOUND.
No. 3-Mail and Express. $50 A. NJ
No. 8l-Cumberland d Wheel
ing accommodation. 2:l0 p. NJ.
No. 5-Chica'o Limited Mail 5:4S d"
EAST BOUND.
No. 6-Limited Mail ...........l2:l9 p. NJ
No. 82-Wheeling & Cumber-
land accommoda II. -. ll52 A. NJ.
No. Mail and Express. SAP p. NJ
All trains stop at Fairmont.
w. M. CLEMENTS, Gen Manager.
G. o. SCULL, Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. G. NESBIT'T, Agent, Fairmon;.
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Between Cincinnati and st. Louis.

Pullman Buffet and Wagner Sleeping
Cars and Coaches, through without
change, via G. l. st. l.. & R'y (Big
Four and |. Il st. l.. R'y (Bee Line.
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JOSEPH MORELAND,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.

Will practice in Monongalia and adjoin-
Ing counties. Office and residence, corner
4aia and Pleasant Streets, opposite Mer-
chants National Bank, Morgantown, W. Va.
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Price, $500: cost me $4,000.
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The clam stands The summer weather
bett0f than the Oyster. In lact, the
clam Ia full OF grit


Are you disturbed at nlghtand broken
Of your rest by a eick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teeth Ii.Bo,
send AZ once and get q bottle Of Mus,
WtNsLuw'a sooritINd SYRUP ron CltIe
pAHN TRETHtNu, ttavalueisincalCulable.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medlately. Dependupon mothefs,thefe
ID no mistake about IL. u cures dyse1s
terry anddjaffhua, regulates the stomach
and bowels cures Wind collie, eoitens the
.fumA, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system.
MRs. WiNsLowB SooTniNa BYA1r ron
UhtLnREN TgEftfiAu ID pleasant 10 the
taste, and 10 The prescription Of one Of
The oldest and best female nurses and
phynlaAhalp the United States, and 10
iof saie BY all dfuRgibt9 Throughout the
world. pics d ceni5 4 bottle. IEIaN
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EATON RAPIDS, Micn.-J. M. Loose
Red Glover Co., Qetroit-Two years !
was afflicted with a very severe attack OF
Erysipelas. After two physicians had
used their treatment for several weeks
and l continued growing rapidly worse,
being by this time completely blind, and
in their diagnosis concluded that there
was no earthly help or hope for me. 1
gave up, having tried oil the remedies |
khew or heard Of. Ny neighhor, Mr..
Miller, came In TO see me one day, and
said try LoosetA Extract Red Glover,
as he had known OF It working remark.
able cures. I told him l had lost hope,
that nothing would do me any goodin
this world, he insisted, and taking his
hat went to the drug store and bought
me one bottle and urged me TO Try II,
which l did. Ten days afterwards sent
for two more bottles and II was wonder.
ful how ] improved. continued using
II, and to-day ! am better than ! have
been in years. No sign OF Erysipelas
has shown itself aud l heartily recon.
mend II TO suffering humanity 90 the
greatest and best blood purifier in exis-
tenOe. Yours truly.
HENRY MARVIN.
N. B.-My daughter, Mrs. Bishop, Of
Toledo, was afflicted almost as badly
aud your Red Glover cured her. II. NJ,
Logan Drug %, Bridge Corner Drug
gIstsl Wheeling, W, Va. nav
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INGLISaR
Some Facts About Their Operation in Their

Some Facts About Their Operation in Their
EARLY Days.
The following is from 1.-THE Railways
Of England by Acworth: AS a rule,
on the great through lines, in 1s4S,
everything except passenger traffic was
a very secondary affair. The Great
Western was earning 9l3,0OO q week
from passengers and only $4,000 from
goods. onthe London & Birmingham
the goods receipts were much the
same, but the passengers returned
some gl6,0OD. On the latter line, for
tho hrst five months OF Ito existence,
the passenger receipts we're about ElB0,1
900, while the total goods earnings were
.E2,525 9s. Sd. Onthe Southwestern the
proportion was six to one on the Bright.
on more than seven to onej on the
Southeastern more than ten to one.
Even on tho Midland Counties and
North Midland, where nowadays pas.
are much less important than
goods and minerals, fiVe.eighths Of the
receipts came from the. coaching traffic.
Taking England as a whole the goods
traffic was only about q quarter Of the
total instead OF three.titths, as 1t is TO.
day.
The highways were unoccupied. The
turnpike tolls from Swindon To Chris.
tlan Maltord In Willis, which had leen
let at Ei,O02 In 1871, only produced
E654 in lSl2. For the tolls on the road
from Wakefield to Sheffield not q single
tender was sent in aud tho trustees
were Obliged to collect themselveS, The
forty coaches which had run daily
through Northampton were all dead
within elk months Of the opening
Of the London 4 Birmingham,
Almost every week came q
notes that some famous line
Of coaches had ceased to run. Here is
one under date OF October 10, 1882: "a
few years since n~lnety,iour coaches used
to pass through 81, Albans daily. Ratpt.
day last the Leeds eSpress, formerly
called the Sleepy Leedsl which has
been on the road upward oil 100 years,
ceased running, II being no longer d
profitable speculation and II 10 said an
other out ofthe four remaining ID likely
Boon 10 follow the example" Six weeks
later We read 1.-THE mail from WorceB'
ler 70 Ludlow after running FOL
half q century, made itg last journey
Tuesday, November ~, thus leaving tho
public without Official conveyance toI
latter from Worcester 10 Tenbnry. In
49, NmAa = u gnsa NfAMIH NNA NHa
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This remedy ID becoming 10 we'll
known and 30 popular a. 70 neod no spe,
cial mentlons All who use Electric BIZ.
tens sing the same song Of praise,-A
pntef medicine does not exist and II b
guaranteed 10 do all that 10 claimed,
Electric Blttefs Will cure gll diseases ul
the liver and kidneys, will remove nlm.
Piles, boilB, salt theht1 and ether ltiec.
ions caused BY Umpire bloodAWill
drive malaria from the system and
prevents ~ Vel ~ cure All malafiAl tetefg,
For cure Of headache, constipation and
Indigestion Wy Electric Blttefa-Entite
e%atlllaqti0n guaranteed, Of money 10.
iundOds--ptiCe 80 Cts, aud 81 90 pet bot.
tle q Logan Drug Oolg drug store.
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The Metal alarksts.
RrnhAreerR.

BrddStfeeFR,
Throughout Pennsylvania there is a
general Improvement in inquiry and de.
mand for both crude and finished irons.
Forge irons are particularly active, and
Bessemerirons have sold in large blocks,
The threatened advance in cokei 1t at the
bottom Of this activity, Consumers Of
crude and finished material are more
anxious than they have been for twelve
months to cover all work In hand aud to
carry q moderate surplus for %contin-
gencies. The.dcmand for wrought iron
pipe Is extremely active, and an advance
will probably be made at a meeting to be
held on Friday Of next week at Pitts.
burgh. Old rails are scarce, aud prices
are higher than they have been for
twelve months. Billets and blooms are
in very urgent demand, and bloomerles
and mills are oversold. Steel rails have
been selling somewhat better In both
western and eastern markets. An early
advance is expected for steel rails at the
aaHk .Hf N.h
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and uIrIst
between 4 and 10 years Of ace, will 10 opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, At No.
7S1 MAIN srREEr, by Miss NAE BILLIE HART,
formerly Of Warrington, D. O.
The school will DO conducted on tho general
lines Of the kindergarten.
Rruch conversation and calithenic exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In tho school
room for the entertainment and instruction Of
CHARGES MODERATE.
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A Characteristics talk NJ the Reunion OF the
society of West virginia,
CO.umbu Stak JoannGl.
An ovation awaited General Gibson,
vbo ssid that he was not in the habit Of
VINO s44p eua' W." w al s,most a.
making apologies, pus nc tV NJ
II he had been kidnapped, he lelt llAs
"A how In the Eighty-ninth Illinois, one
.o,ju,onts In tha iioht near
OF MS own -
Louisville with General Drag; ApoI
came running toward nun snu ne asAeu
him, rWhy amt they Igntns USS'
thereT 10 when we " h5shtheuI
Why, h-ll, don't YOU hsaI ~,
why aint. you thele ~ -
said, 'ftainta ~ place 70 DE- uelL
Gibson calls himself = heSon y oe.,a ~ "
the Army o. Mgst IlIslhla ho
tiGe toideneral hetley snas nsA wv nrn'
Will be ~ the reunion W. usua ptu,
ceeded TO snow ms teiattousn
telling in What army ne l9usnsi auu sau
he was glad 70 ps Ieiateu ~ suvu KY.
pie: In lsb9 ne haa kolI sus IsDeis saHs
they rebellel, ne Woulu spahA tnept
back into snhmlaslonl ~ he NV 9aSps
bis word, we are OF the IaeS tuas nis
brought liberty 70 EARN, anu wy VltIl
Is now living who WIN soon see tnls nas
supreme from the norm 10 'ue sOu'u
pole. 80
II was 0 teht between equaIs, ~ '
war to acquire territory, put 70 nAhe w
refractory children IN the houseuolu
walk the plank and behave themselves
There never was a time ron sumner y
A.ppomattox when the war eouln nav
been compromised. ~ lns soutn "
whipped, q line q custom'houss WSIiu
have heen established along lne ohlo
river, and every time he wanted 70 20
TO see ms relatives IA hentnsAy ne
would have had 70 pIesehg y PAss couu
tersigned, de was SICK OF tfying 70 set'
lie this thing with tle SCUM
more could we have, doneT Wealuht
hang anybody, though ne hau zen y
little In favor Of that. They want US 70
forget, 70 let bygonas be bygones, out as
long rs the tall pines oVeTshau9W inc
graves OF the dead heroes no Wouiu q
tlnue to call 1.-THE greatest cIl9e IN ms
tory, The North had choSed them unnl
their tongues hung out, ana then they
had said, Bring ~ the lated call.
"You may talk ABOUT Greece anu isoule,
but there never mas peeh u country
equal to this, an assertion Whleh tie
eloquent speaker proceeded brlely 70
illustrate. In 1917 England came PACK
to try us another whack, and ~ lV9 days
we had a ileet upon the axes lLat sDoh
swept away the English ehlps,, U
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THB WOOL MARKET.
The outlOok somewhat Rsttsr-OuFrsat
Quotations,

The outloOk Somewhat Bsttsr-CuFrsn'
Quotations.
More wool has been sold this week in
the seaboard markets than for sometime
past, and prices are fully sustained on
the basis Of the reduced quotations, The
outlook for wooden goods is somewhat
better, contracts being secured readily,
and the manufacturers, TO that extent,
are more willing buyers OF material, the
maIgain, however, between the current
cost OF wool and the returns tor goods Is
too narrow 10 afford much satisfaction,
The strength ofthe market Is due pFtn'
cipally to the fact that high prices were
paid by the dealers for the staple which
they have In store, aud nothing short Of
absolute financial necessity will induce
them 70 make further concessions. The
prevailing opinion accordingly points to
a steady trade on the present level OF
values.
Choice wool Is in excellent demand at
the Antwerp sales, with prices steady,
Inferior grades are In less request.
Wool has been in fair demand In the
Boston market during the past few days,
and quotations are steady, No special
features have appeared except a liberal
inquiry for territory supplies, particular.
~ Montana stock. Fine ileeces are
quiet, both for Michigan and Ohio,
There is no particular stir In Texas, Cal,
ilOrnia or foreign supplies, The Ameri'
can Wool Reporter puts the total sales In
the Boston market since January at
pounds, against lQ4, $4,000
pounds in the same time last year from
which II draws tho conclusion that the
manufacturers have both bought more
In the country than usual, and must yet
buy more on the seaboard. Ourrentqno'
. nu fnlIamus
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ness purposes, and will be large enough
10 allow q bill head 10 be printed there.
on, besides the other matter. II Is well
known also that Mr.. Wanamaker Is in
favor Of cheap postage. He tRkesaprac,
tical view Of the matter, however, and
proposes that the reduction be made 30
that a half,ounce parcel could be carried
for one cent, still retaining the present
rate Of two cents for a full ounce,
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M, styl,so "A Fo,tai CAfdbI

Botoa Journals RalAtasioh htta.
The new postal cards soqn p DO Issued
viii yafy Ia 0iAe. There will 20 three
sizes Whent he contracts are finally taken
up--on6 d Que delicate card Tor ladies'
ilse, much smaller than that now 10 CIR
OUlation and oil much hnet qhell.y'
Finely CAl0hdefed paper WI! pc suDst'
lnted iof The old buf blolting paper,
An intermediate card Of the nat1g
biSe aB Che one now Ia use
Ia retained, and q now lafge. card WY
30 introduced that can b. used LOT buai'
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Tho best salye In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, tettef, chapped hands, chilblaine,
CornG, aud oil skin eruptiong, and posi-.
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect gAtlsiaC.
ton, OF money refunded. Price % cents
per boz. For sale BY Logan Drug %.
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"FtyR years ago 1 had a constant
cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced
In flesh, and had been given up by my
physicians. l began 10 take Ayers
cherry PeCtotal, and after using two bot
ties Of this medicine, was completely
cured. "-Anga A, Lewis, Ricard, N. Y.
nav
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NEw YORK, Sept 1.-THE half holiday feeling
was still In force In commission circles, and buSI.
uess Ia. dry goods at first hands was largely re.
Stricled 10 tho orders received by mall. which,
ket was without now feature and tho tone firm.
The I0hblAg trade was alive az on other days,
ClOslhE one oil tho tn0St taplive weeks on record
aud acllye business continued throughout the
day. There "a q buOyant feeling, heightened hy
the reports OF similar activity In all parts Of tho
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HAY FRyER sufferers ought 10 know
Of its efficacy. Ely's Cream Balm was
recommended 10 me ag q preventive 10
hay fever, Have been using " siacu the
Oh Of August aud havO found II o
specific for that much dreaded disease.
Forteny years I have been q great sufferer
from August 9th Till frost, and have
tried many alleged remedies, but Ely's
Cream Balm 10 the only preventive 1
haze eyer found.-F.B D. AinBwofth, Pub.
Usher, indianapolis, Ind. MwT4w
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-CGtllO-Recelpts $500
head; market slow: beeyesS II 4OAi 70; steers s. "
al 80; stockeTs and feeders 81 g0a3 90; cows, bullh
and mixed q COa3 20; Texas cattle 81 bSaB BO,
liogs-RecelptS 5000 head; Ihlpuenta J,5OOhead;
4 ~: light g 3Oal 7bt skips % b0ai 10. sheep-Re-
Gelpts 1900 head; shipments 800 healt market
steady; natives @ 40a8 W; western @ 60ai W;
Texans 80 4uat 10; lambs 81 o0a6 70.
EAST LIBERTY, pa, Sept. 7.-Cattle- Receipts
100 head: shipments 40 head; market steAiy,
llogs-RGceiptS ? 20 bead shipmentS2 100 hendi
sud Hight Philadelphia 81 50a4 bj; heavy hogs
SIl0aI Is. 6hepp-KeCelptS and shipments monet
market fair; prices unchanged.
CINCtYEATL o., Sept. T.-IIogs Gteaiy: com.
mon aud light 81 Dad 80; packing and butchers
s. O0ai 25i receipts 60OheGd: shipments 40 head.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School for Young La.
dies and Children.

Thorough course Of Instruction in Engllsh,
Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern Languages,
Music, Dmwlng, Painting, Riocutlcn aud Calls
themes. Advantages OF home lie Rad ttalning'
Fall session begins September 4, ieso.
AddrC.s. MISC pARRAN, Principal,
ivI ~ 100 twelfth Street.
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sighed Tom to his beloved. He knew
not what gave her such q charm in his
eyes. Her teeth, preserved by soSoD0ST
which she had used from girlhood, did
his business. She held her lover by
virtue Of SoSoDoST. MwF&w
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The sales for the week at Boston are
reported at 9,6720 900 pounds, against g.
.SG5, 600 pounds last week and S,07l,000
pounds In the corresponding week year
ago.
AT Philadelphia the market Is quiet,
but sales have increased a little in com
parison with those Of last week, and a
slightly better feeling characterizes the
trade. Values incline In buyers favor,
but not so much 80 rs they did a week
or two ago, and the market has a more
settled look, with indications OF a grad.
ual improving trade at tho present level
OF quotations.
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Lls1ES-asons Of rejoicing.

HUNfIN IlnI WVTU HVIVy NTu HIIU'
Women, lOuk iip aud be- hOpctnl,
There's help Rndthero's health 10 be had.
Take courage, q weak ones respondent,
And drive back tho foo that you fear
with the weapon that never Will fall you.
U, b. Of gOOd cheer,
for when you suffer from any Of
the weaknesses, Irregularities" and
functional derangemenls,n peculiar to
your sex, by the use Of Or. Plerce's Fa-
vorite Prescription you can put tue
enemy OF ill.health and happiness TO
rout. II is the only medicine for wo.
men, sold by druggists, under q positive
guarantee OF satisfaction in every case, OF
money refunded. See bottle-wrapper.
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Mt. De CHANTAE,
lear WHEELING, W. VA.
gl,.sr 0, the ylalAuonA

A school Of more than national reputation
oaen exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies' In all departments. VI
bAty Of siG thousand volumes. Fine philo'
SOphicul, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department SpOClAllynOlcd. Uctpaoi
Plano iCAEheta trained By 4 loadlag professor
ifOn Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
A%OCOtdIng TO tho method Of the old italian mas
len.
Location Unsurpassed Tor beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. 81 tde1colleni
.,FIoi Catalogues, aud R~siOtVncoa 70 pation1 ~
Nlme ptlnoipAl cities, Addlgel ...,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRATNsr0 on and alter Nay n I&aSkx,
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. tsatnfday
eEcepted Sunday only, saturday only
EGSt6Fn Standard time.
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 7,-Plg iron steady; Ameri.
itm az SiO. Tin strong; straits S2fG.
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IlSASuR AND TRADE,
Tho Features o. tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Tho Features Of tho Money and stock
Markets,
NV York, Sept E.-Money on call easy at
10 sf per cent closed offered At J per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 8 laI per cent Sterling
exchange sisi1lai s., Sales ll82to shares,
The stock market was unusually active and
strong to-day for q Saturday, and the deAlinglF 10
aected something more than the ulualtrAde, The
new OF the day was rather hullikh. The Coal
GIockS IurllshRd the only marked changes IN
quotations and they were in the direction Of
lower figures. Delaware 4 Hudson was also low
OF the opening with q loss Of l per cant, The
losses ID Others were contlned 70 small fractions.
prices reacted, closing AZ the best prlces reached.
railroad bonds fairly hetivet sales $4,000 90,
Government and Stale bonds dull and steady.
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Some Of the upper crust looks soft
enough 10 be dough.
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FoR all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels take pr. Pierce'i
Pellets. Ono a dose.
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Educational.
WNRETING PBNLIB COLLEGE,

Neud your daughters 10 this Institution where
hey will receive 4 thorough and comprehensive
charlottesville best foundation fer true success
il lie. Post graduate coltte. An able Faculty.
Many improvements made. 70 better tnltIuo-
ton 10 Art aud Music ~ Upper Onio SaiIeyi;
Mrs II. Stevens Hart, Of Washington, u. % VIII
conduct School Of RlocutlOn. Bnst, most health
iul location for school In the city, Terms reR'
SOnAble. Apply to the President
lyl DIR.
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IN, GBsss,Ys ~ o, sept 1-oot.on ,'sadyi mid
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STAN ERING.

AltI
Nav DO thoroughly and permanently cured y
methods Of Instruction based upon scientific
rdncIple,. No tricks employed. No seofecy
demanded. The system, which. Is entirely edu'
utiOnAl. u endorsed by inanyo Of the, mosl PROM
Mas. N. STEVENS HIATT,
Principal Of the Washington School oil Elocu'
ton aud OrAtOfy.
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Reserve, increase. .,.,....-,a a,aso,Ceo
Specie, increase ......,,,..,......,.... 6,6g9,6O0
Legal tenders, decfeaSe. .... .......,..... 2,26g,IO0
Deposits, Increase. -.."..,......., ...,...,. bi2lI,eg0
Circulation, increase. ,....,,........,a". 4l,OOO
The banks now mold s7,SIl,l7 In excess Of
the IS per cent rule.
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sl BES9 sl Sisi'Sss ssaas s.s sa {. s Ri s ssa li sFS ] 1s 10.
W%sshIngton Accommodation soop M, daily
u Sl! S:E fEeqrAonT Train, iisoa m, sun.
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Very few persons can hold their own
on their first sea voyage.
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llNSLY INSTITUTE,
7
Wheeling, w. Va.
TvENTY.SlxTn SESSION BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o.

The School iiG Classical and scientific Acad'
Snl, and PtcpatCs students iot any COLLEGE o.
ValvehlJ In Tho county.
MhAG full corps Of Instructors, and II wei
NNlpled IN all departments.
oi,lhe school, ~
ptIyie instruction in Modern Languages vii
'' Catalogues, TaiiieiiGIi, ste adde's
JOHN Ii. ROEMEB,
" Principal.
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TRANs-oHIo DIVISION

Grafton Accommodation, 1850 p. M, daily.
Moundsvillo Accommodation, 7:lb a m. and
i:40 and 7:40p M, except Sunday,
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B,Z&G RAILROAD.
ps SS'lst' 4 4 s EfP:.E IT, s HA'SsFs & h SsifsiEs r ! S!;S
p, N,
Woodsheld PaIsengetleayes BellRire Rti;21p,
M, arrives Of BellaiFe at s:26 4. m,
Summerheld Accommodation leaves Bellaira
at l2t26 p. M. arrives at 1li90 q. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-09

For Chicago, $40 andg. q. m. andstlo and
S%IaSSiaaSiI Express, $780, m, and lih5 ,. a..
Columbus Accommodation, 2.sOp. M, except
s.. 0lsirsyllle Accommodation $50 a. m. and
2:2o and 6;Sop. ms except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-09

NEW YoRE, Sept. 1.-The weekly statement
q Tue Associated Banks shows Tie following