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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
ApuEL IN DEAD RARNEsT.
Rivals in Love Use Rides, Pistols aud Bowie
knives,
"a. E-....l.... nL-...E.L.

Rivals in Love Use Rides, Pistols aud Bowie
knives.
San FraReiscO Chronicle,
Something like fifty years ago two
young men, one a lawyer and the Other
doctor, loved the same girl in the town
Of Grand Gulf, Miss, Both could moi
have her, and neither could live without
her, They decided to fight for her, II
was to be a duel to the death. There
was no insult TO be avenged by a dis
charge Of firearms, no stain on q repu'
tation to be wiped out by few drops
OF blood. The death OF one was de.
handed by the other, The lawyer said
1t was to be a duel poutrance. The
arrangements for q massacre were COM
plete, The principals were armed with
rifles, reyolyers and bowle,kniYes.
They had more confidence In the con-
tinuation Of their hate than in the
accuracy OF their aim, The rifles were
70 be discharged first at twenty PAGES,
II neither combatant was killed they
were TO advance, firing their revolvers
at will, and II they still lived the battle
was 10 be continued with the knives,
II was early morning when the party
of four men, principals and seconds, lett
the little town OF Grand Gulf aud sought
a grove few miles distant, No effort
at reconciliation was made; no time was
lost in the preliminaries, The men
were placed, the word given to tre, and
the rifles echoed the signal, The lawyer
stumbled forward and fell, blood stream
ing from his mouth. He was uncon,
scious when his second raised him, and
1t was found that the bullet had entered
one cheek, torn away q section OF the
Jaw, and had made its exit through the
other side Of his face, There was no
more fighting, although the doctor gave
his opponent more than tho time allowed
by the Marquis Of Queensberry rules,
The craftsmanship Of the doctor did
not win the young lady, Some talk was
made about the fight, and she was re-
moved TO another part Of the State. The
awyer recovered and went TO Holly
springs, where he became an Episcopal
minister,
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A Lopg.rslt want supplied.

Ser York ReeAv
Miss Antique ancient maiden with
modern ideas ave had such glorious
meeting this afternoon, to organize the
Anti-Male Social Club. In response to
my call over fifty beautiful and charm
ing young ladies presented themselves,
and all were enthusiastic over my plan
to escape. from the thralldom OF man.
The first Entertainment Is TO be given
next Monday night, and not a man Is To
be allowed 10 enter. l am TO deliver IN
address, Miss Highnote is TO sing, the
Misses Ivory are 10 play, Miss Totter is
To give reCitations, the members Of the
art club are to bring specimens Of their
work, and we are to have a perfectly de-
lightiul time. Can't you Gomez"
Friend-"I have an engagement FOL
Monday evening"
Same Friend (the following Tuesday,
-"Well, suppose there was noble
feast OF reason and flow OF soul at the
Anti.Male Club last night2"
Miss Antique-"Um-er-the fact Is
at the last moment received an invita-
ton from Mr.. 0ldtime to 20 10 the
theatre"
"How did the club get along without
you, It's organizer, wonder2S
Ill heard this morning from the
janitor OF the hall that there wasn't any
body there"
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RAILWAY by Tho I.nkn of anlll.s.

Phlddeiphia PreI.
II the Turkish Government consents
II Is probable that Palestine will be In
vaded by locomotives, and that before
long the conductor will have an oppor.
tunity OF calling out "Galilee; all out
for Galilee," and In good Turkish, "Da.
mascus passengers will please retain
their seats till the train comes to a full
stop" Application has been made by
Joseph Elias, former Government En-.
gineer OF Lebanon, for q commission for
q railway from Haiia, on the Meditera.
mean, about midway between Tyre and
BRsarea, by way Of Lake Galllee over
Rlydr Jordan 10 Damascus. Authority
for tho navigation Of the lake and o
priority Of right over the extension Of q
tine over any other applicant for three
years is asked ior. The line Is 10 follow
tho river Kishon Tor six miles, going
within three and lhroe.iourth miles Of
Nazareth, and then ascending the valley
10 the watersheds Of the Jordan, The
line will proceed along the northwest oil
tho like close 10 tho plain Of Genesarett
up the Jordan, lcro5Sing II about two
miles below Merlin. From that point
the limo turns towards tho east Ii
Damascus, q distance Of l05 miles from
the coast. Permission Is also asked u
90 on with the Palmyra into Aleppo,
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HUMOROUS FANCIgs.
The lAundrymRn now counts the dollars
Taken In for wilted collars
Counts them DER with Joy profound,
Piles them In stack,
Smiles smile that reaches round
And huttnnn nj tho hnRk

inc lAuuuFyulhu now CuuuA uulthEt
Taken In for wilted collars
Counts them Ger with Joy profound
Piles them In 4 stack,
Smiles smile that reaches round
"N '''D' ~ Wv -iVashin0lOu Post,
Tramp-"Can't you give me something
70 help mo along, sir?" Citizen-"I
could, but l prefer to see you descend
the steps Of your own free will."-Bur-
lington Free Pres,
Miss Crimp-"People say l look Ike
my sister. What do you think about 1t,
Mr.. softy2" Mr.. Softly her sisters beau
-"I think you look very much like
your sister, but please don't tell her l
said so.n-Yankes Blade.
Huaband-''I shan't be home for din
ner, to-day; you need not wait for me.
I'm going shooting at Snake HILL"
Wife-"Snake HIP l think you arc
Just about marksman enough to hit
something Of that sizep-MeW York Sun.
The Butler Begin your pardon, it's
sphlendid you look this mornin', Miss
Helen" Miss Helen-"sorry, Michael,
but / haven't dime in change with
me-" The Butler-"Shure, ma'am, l
didn't ixplCt more than nickel for
that"-Jadge.
No wonder tho Spellbinders' associa.
ton tumbled TO pieces. 0ratory Is grand
and glorious-except TO those who know
how it is gotten up. "No, thanks" said
the waiter when asked to partake OF the
mince pie; II seen EN- make 'em.-Bos-
TOM Transcript.
Pupil-"Teacher, kin me an Bill go
an git a pail o'watcr? Arkansas School
master-'There you 80 again. How
many times have got TO tell you itain't
good grammar to say me an BlllP" Pu.
pil-"What .ort to saY?" Teacher
"Bill and me. Can't never learn you
nothing2P-Harpsr'S Bdsdr.
"What idiots they have on the news
papers nowadays!' exclaimed Horn
blower. "There was a reporter In hero
yesterday, and told him about the big
improvements have been making down
our way. OF course l told him not to
mention my namo In his paper, and the
blamed fool didn't."-BOSlOn Transcript.
They were both New Workers, and the
one said to the other: "Boston Is not the
largest city in this blessed country, but
1t has its full proportion OF naughtiness.
I call it perfect little Gomorrah in its
way" To which the descendent Of
KnickerboCkers replied; ~ don't know
II It is a Gomorrah or not, but, judging
by the women I've seen, II certainly can
be called the city Of the plain."-Bo'tOH
| Herald.
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STRENGTH 10 vigorously push q bust.
ness, strength 10 study for a profession,
strength 70 regulate O household,
strength 10 do q days labor without
physical pain. Do you dealfe strength
II YOU are broken down, have no energy,
le6l As II lie was hardly worth living,
you can 10 relleyed and restored 70
robust health and strength BY taking
Browns Iron Bltters, q sure cure ioE
dyBpepsia, malaria weakness and al
diseases requiring Q true, reliable tonic.
II acts on the blood, nerves and muscles
and requisites every part Of the SYSTEM
pAW,
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Many seemingly lncumblC cases Of blood
poison, catarrh, scroiulA and rheumatism have
been cured by Il, Il, d. botanic Blood Balm,
made by the blood balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
to them for book filled with convincing proof,
@, W. u. Raider, living seven miles from
Athens, Ca, writes: "For several yCan Suffered
with running ulcers which doctors treated aud
pronounced lncuRble, A single bottle Of u. n
Il. did nc more good than all the doctors.
kept on using II aud every ulcer healed"
D. G. Rinard & Son, Towallga, Ca, writes:
ave induced neighbor 10 try u. Il, u. fol
catArrh, which he thought incurable, as II had
resisted all treatment II delighted him, and
continuing IL use he was cured sound and well. y
X. N. Lawson, East Point, Ga, writes; my
wife had ScrolulR fifteen yeaFA. She kept grow
ing worse. She lost her hair and her skin broke
out ieariully. Debility, cancellation aud no ape
tito followed. After physicians and numerous
advertised medicines failed, / tried Il. d. D., and
her recovery was rapid and complete"
Oliver SeCOf, Baltimore, Nd, writes: "a SUI
ferOd from weak back and rheumatism, D. u. Il
hos proven TO be the only medicine that gave mt
relief" Logan Drug Co., Wholesale Agents. .
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in LOOSE RED CLOVER Co.-GenGs:
Please find enclosed 81 for one bottle
Loose's Red Glover Extract. used II
last fall for dlabetis and am entirely
cured. My daughter wants 10 take 1t as
a spring medicine. ! think It is q won.
defiul medicine, Yours truly, JOHN
KNAdds, Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor.
ner Druggists, Wheeling, IVA. paw
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A safe Inveltmsnt

Is one which Is guaranteed To bring YOU
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure
d return oil purchase price. On this safe
rlan you can buy from our advertised
druggists a bottlooi Dr., Kings New Dis,
covaty for Consumption. II 10 guaran.
teed 10 bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such asConsumptlon, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. II Is pleasant
and agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe,
and can always DO depended upon,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S
dFuR store.
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II IL said that II a white rose blooms in
Autumn, an early death is prognosti.
ross signifies marriage. The rcd rose, Il
Il also said, will not bloom over a grave,
Rose leaves are Sometimes thrown on
the fire for good luck, and a rose bush
may he made 70 bloom In Autumn by
prtininp Il on st. Johns Day, Here a
we'll as In France and Italy, Il IA helioyed
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nsa Curiou, Faot

That the body Is now more susceptible
10 benefit from medicine than al any
other season. Hence the importance Of
taking Hoods SafSAparilla now, when II
Will DO yon the most good. II Ia really
wonderful TOT purifying and enflching
the blood, creating an appetite, and CIV.
Ing q healthy tone 10 The whole system.
BE sure 70 get Hoods sarsaparllla, which
10 peculiar 70 Itself,
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abe Snte!Ltqellter.
liosl Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
AN APOLOGY,


TraUelH,
It's wrong 10 tiGh on Sunday, co'bIe
Dere RlntR bit e. doubt
Dat pRHtimea Gich - dem man
I'D better 20 without,
But sermons RiS uncommon dull
When lying neal de trees,
A man can hyah de Glory Song
In ebeTy plssin' breeze,
De blossoms springln Fom dc sod,
De rowing butterfly,
Tells OBJ de Night which neber lets
Earthly beauties die;
An stead oh Sittin' straight an sta
Or dozln' In pew,
YOh mind gifts heaps 10 think erbout
From ebeFyihing In view,
ItSWrOng TO tlSh on sunday-'TlE;
Defe RIn'l de Ilightes' space
Fir argument erbOut dat lac
Yet natures Gmllin' lace
Looks up 20 kind an gentle like,
From woody hill 70 farm,
II sometimes makes II hRhd 10 sec
Exactly whahs dc hahn,
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r
w ON and after Monday, April 20, 1850,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad
will run Us follows:
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Speaking Of size, Chicago is the pig.
gest city in the West.


We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate 10 guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, II Batisfac.
tory results do not follow their use,
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits
Logan Drug Co., druggists. l
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CoLUMpus, O., Jan. /, lSSO.-To THE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear SirS:-Elixir
Of Dates cured me Of habitual Constipa.
ton and dyspepsia, recommend 1t to
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel st. Claire, Co.
lumbus, o. Sold by @. r. Goetze, W. W.
Irwin, w. Z. Williams and John Laugh
lin. Logan Drug Co, and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Can bs Saved from a DFQnkafd'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFE ia BLETs will positively aud
permanently cure those who may DO afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eFadlcaling from the system the awful
craving desire which W many Ind hard 10 relil-
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d. 2, Z Q, KAILROAD,
Bellalre 4 zanesylllp Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at s;iOa m, arrives at BcllAire al $3.50
p, m.
WOodSACld Passenger leaves BellAire at i;2Op,
M, arrives at lellAiro at S;25 a. IN.
summerileld Accommodation leaves Bellalre
at l2;25 p. M, arrives at ll:3l a. m.
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ONO RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Fob. 10, 1859. PaIsen.
Ger Trains will run "a iOllOws-CentrAl Time.
All iraina daily except those marked thuSt
which do not run on Sunday:
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THE LEGEND OF THR ROSE.
A Wonderful Halo OF Romance Drowning
the Queen OfFlOWsrS,

A Wonderful Halo OF Romance Drowning
the Queen ofFlOWsrs,
Al ne Year Round,
There are several legends to account
for the origin OF the rose, Here is very
beautiful one: A certain Jewish maiden,
Zillah, rejected the advances Of a lover,
Hammel, a degraded and cruel man, In
revenge he accused her OF olIsnses for
which she was condemned TO be burned
at the stake. When brought to the spot
the flames did no harm TO the maiden,
but consumed the false lover, "And the
flyer began TO burne about hire, she made
her prayers TO cure Lord and anon was
the flyer quenched an QUITE and brandes
that were brennynge becomen white
roses, and THESE were In the first roseres
that ever any man saughe." The burn
ing brands thus became red roses-the
other ones white,
According TO Greek myth, red roses
were white ones, tinged with the blood
OF Venus, who wounded her foot on q
thorn while Fastening TO the aid OF the
dying Earcissus, According to another
legend, they sprang from the bath Of
Aphrodite. A later Christian tradition
asserted that the crown Of thorns was
one Of the rose thorn, and that the red
roses sprang from the blood OF Christ:
Men saw the thorns on Jesus brow,
But angels saw the roses.
A still different origin is given to the
tqueen Of flowers" by ,Mussulman ira.
dition, According 70 1t, white roses
sprung from the sweat oil the prophet
Mohammed during his journey to heay.
en-, and yellow ones from perspiration
dripping from the name OF Al Bork, his
steed, tits further reported that the
red flower Is colored from drops Of his
blood, and the faithful will never suffer
one to lie on the ground. There is an
Arab tradition that a certain King Shad-
dad planted field OF roses in the des-
Drt, which are still aourishing, but no
man can find them.
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When baby was sick, we gave her castOrin,
when she wnaA Child, she cried for CalOtln,
when she became Miss, she chung to cn,Orln,
When she had Children, she gave them ca,tOnn
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Df, Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron
contains greater elements Of strength
than any Known tonic. We believe II
has greater merit and has cured more
nervous troubles and weaknesses In hu.
mAnity than any known remedy I
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FOR SALE.

building Lots, Old Fair Grounds, lanes
Orchard, South Penn, North Front, North lIu.
Inn, South Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth, Wood, Wilson, MOystOn. Twenty
eighth. TwCnlyninth aud McCOlloCh streets
itUm 500 up.
BrlCk House, three rooms, pantry and cellar
all Ia good repair for q $50 cash.
Frame House, containing rooms, at l37 SOulll
Itoadwayi lot iOXl9O; In ilntClaM condition
cheap,
A good rOomcd house, In vCry duSlrable loca
tl0h, Ou North front street, for s., 800.
Seven doomed Brick House, corner Thirty
Eighth and Wood streets, rents for S2l6 per year
iUfJl,ICN
BIghl RO9mCd Frame House on leased ground
for 500 CaOh.
Dwelling Houses and storcroOmS for rent
q. o, SMITH,
myi7 ION Main sifcot.
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James D. FiSh's voice dUepened con.
slderably during his stay In Auburn
prison. For nearly four years Fish has
h Inn n atrinel hasa.
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One Of Vishnt's wives Is said 70 have
sprung from q rose. In Germany, the
rose has been fayorite flower. 1t Is
one Of those mysterious flowers, like the
"iorget.me.not," that unlocks treasures
conceded In caves and castles. The rose
was a favorite flower Of Holda, the
Northern Venus, and, in Christian
hands, became the "Niarienroschen" Of
the Virgin. Tue white rose Is usually
Mary's emblem. She dries her veil on q
rosebusb, which bears no more flowers
thereafter,
II Is probable that rosebuds were the
larger heads in tho Catholic rosary, the
German Rosenkrantz, or rose wreath.
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TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-,ona and after May Y, lSso.Sk1'
dsy excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
exeepted. Sunday only, saturday only
EssibTn STANDARD time,
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ed rs the rOEo OF HlrpOcrnlo.


For the same reason It was placed
over coniessionals in 1900. Doubtless
It's place on Greek and Roman tombs
was given TO 1t as the flower OF silence.
II was the symbol Of the mystic Rosi.
Crucians Sub rosa crux). AS diplomacy
Is secret, II became a national emblem.
Roman soldiers bore It as IN insignia on
their shields. Adopted as an emblem OF
England, and each political faction hay.
ing selected his color, the rose figured
ConspiCuously in English history. The
wars Of roses lasted thirty years, with
the white rose as the badge Of York and
the red one OF Lancaster.
The rose ofJericho, also called the rose
Of the Virgin Mary, became the symbol
OF resurrection. 1t Is not really rose,
however. A tradition reported that II
marked every spot where the holy rest
ed during the journey 10 Egypt.
The Syrians regarded the rose as an
emblem Of Immortality. Chinese plant
II over graves, and in the Tyrol 1t Is said
TO produce sleep. Germans call the rose
Of Jericho the Christmas rose, and 1t Ii
supposed to divine the events Of the year
II stepped In water on Christmas eve.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money aud Stock Mar


NV YoRK, May 2l.-Money on call easy o.
gagS per cent; last loan at 2 per cent; closed
Offered at 2 per cent, Prime mercantile paper
sIsl5h per cent, sterling exchange duh but
steady ~ 81 s714ai 81. sales Of stocks to-day
i09,g0 shares,
The transactions In the stock market to-day
were the largest for any day for 9 long time, and
the strength Of the market was In keeping With
he amount Of trading. 81. Paul was By long
Odds the great feature OF the day, aud furnished
nearly Ole-thlrd Of the entire transactions,
The opening was rather quiet, and prices show
ed little change. The general list after Y o'clock
began 10 move upward, and Atchl5on, BuFllbg'
ton, Rock Island, Union Pacific and the Wander
bllpS Ia turn came 10 the front and were ma
terially advanced In the forenoon, however,
beSldes ST. Paul the trust shares ln the unllSten'
cd department were very heavily traded In.
Among the Coal stocks Delaware q Hudson and
were materially higher al the close, which was
active aud strong At tho best prices Of the day
The active llIt isalmosl Invariably higher, "
Paul lIup 20, LaGkawanna ~, 81, Paul preferred
Is, Rock Island ~, AIrhisOnl and Lake Shore
] per cent
sales Sl(ttsO00,
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING. W. Va.


A school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. IL
brIry Of IIx thousand volumes. Fine phllo-
Iophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CoTpsoi
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 70 tho method OF the old italian mAS
ten.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references TO patrons in
all the principal citles, address
lel THE DlkkOTRkSS.
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NEW YoRR, May Petroleum opened steady
at SIC, aud after a slight decline became strong
and advanced 10 Sic on covering by nervous
shorts. A slight reaction followed, on which
the market closed steady ut SI5ici Elles G92,OOO
barrels.
OIL CITY, pa, May 23.-Opened at Sc: highest
$50; lowest S9J{c; closed at S3Nc; sales Az
barrels: Clcafances ,3S 900 barrels; charters 80,
gS2 barrels; shipments 81, 500 barrclsi runs SOS!
barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, May 9.-PCtfolVum active
and afinori opened ut Sci closed at S0asci high
est SJ3lci lowest s2Ic.
BRApPoRD, Pa, May q. -0pened at S1c; closed
a. S3lG; highest SJ34ci lowest sg514c; cleatRnceS
622, 900 barrels,
TirusviLLE, Pa, May 9s.-opcned at Sc;
highest SIG; lowest SIC; closed al S3Ifc,
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Railroads.

| -TuI,pT NO h DTNT cpOJvp 10 N
| w a. 1nd s,;or uonJav LNyr, % rstS
| ,rnjnV IN Tho WhscIng 4 Kim ijInve RRiIroSd
viii li'i nm IN Nc IN iolloSs; $500 N'N'N '''O'4
va ~, ,,, ~ 'V''"''
$3.50 a. m, 0lOa. m, 100 a, NJ, 500 a. M, 900
q, M, 1000 u. M, ll;00 u. M, 1900 m, loop.
M; g0G p M 96S SS p M M 4;VU p M saOp' m
LEAVE WaEEI1S Y
clO& M 7;Eoa 4 ~ 4, 500 =, NJ 900 1000
800 p ny, 400 p; m, $40 p; m, CHOP M, 700
suNDAYs,-ISayo at 100 a. m. and run every
hour, except church train at 0:l6 p. IN. Leave
wheeling Park AtSiVO .. IN. aud run every hqnr
Viii leave lBc PStk AZ B;4S a. M, and WhcSiiST
A'is'iS and 'l' z 3, III lilRscn, suporIntopdeut.
DALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
III SSi whS S Y, IS ItS me
'''N W ''''"' !" ats'''e "
MAIN hlSLIhAsE'
10 Ba d9lS Ohd rI W. KIN NS HS sa
M M ex b; si MONDAY, ''''' "N'
'l GnmbGriand Accommodation, $40 n. M, OK.
'eE EIn siGnIS Accommodation ouo n m. daily
a1 AGH I a SssSg sSaSaS N a. M 1901
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