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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-15
HOT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS, 10 CENTS.

He thought of his best girl; he thought of
 his brand new New Years resolution. Then
 came mighty wrestle between his stomach
 and his conscience, which he umpired impar-
 tially. finally reaching the decision that in- asmuch as his aforesaid resolution was so nearly frozen, he would be unjust to himself II be did not thaw it out. Concluding, there fore, that he would walk across town, he clutched his two nickels and entered the sa- loon; only to be dazzled by the sight of two long rows of men and women sitting with their backs to parallel counters, each with a huge basket on a stool in front of them filled with the most beautiful, fresh crisp flowers.
 And this was the flower market-this dingy, Ill lighted old saloon, the air heavy with the odor of rum and roses, coffee and chrysanthe- mums, the counters laden with an indiscrimi- nate mixture of pies and pinks. The place and some of the people were full, and he rec ognized many faces familiar at street stands.
 The growers go there from Long Island and New Jersey, most of them on the last trains to the city, and stay until the buyers appear, eating and drinking either at the hot drinks place or the one next door, counter part Of the first. They pay nothing for the privilege, the proprietors making their money from the uneatables and undrinkables which they and their customers consume, Most of the vendors were Germans who maintained stolid silence and made no offer of their wares. Few people asked the prices; that 1t was apparently understood, was no basis to go on; but the purchasers offered so and so much for what they wanted, were duly asked more, and in turn duly split the difference, paid their money and put their bargains in their own baskets Great punches of hundred double violets could be bought for dollar; American Beauties" Pearl" and other roses, buds and half blown, all long stemmed, at two, three and four cents each; lilies, dollar a dozen; ten hyacinths. thlrty-ffve cents; thirty pinks, forty cents; twenty chrysanthemums, twenty-five cents, and all other seasonable flowers at propor- tionately low prices
 Following some of the retailers the investi- gating youth was led to large warehouse near by. It was stored full of every kind of dried flowers and grasses Immortelles, pampas plulnes, palm leaves, cape flowers, moses, seaweed, together with wire frames for set pieces-stuffed white pigeons, founda- tion stuffs, baskets, ill fact everything that goes to make up florists paraphernalia. The most interesting things seen there, aside from the process of dyeing imnortelles and grasses, were the bales of dried German daisies that have been sold all over the streets of late. These grow wild in the fields of Germany, are picked up by the peasant and dried in hot sand, which causes them to close up and to retain their original colors until they reach here and arc opened again by steaming.
 All this was beautiful, so bewildering, that the hot drink had been quite forgotten. And thus did the influence of natures sweet est creation cause good resolution to be kept.-New York Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-15
\ FINE FLOWER MARKET.

An Odd Mart in New York City That h
 Known to tho Initiated.
 "John, where dyer git der caller iles9"
 "To a da market"
 How much was theyf'
 "One dolare Q doz.n
 This conversation between two street ven- ders Of flowers was overheard by a young man, who, with wild visions of what front he could make before his best girl with flowers at such prices, immediately inquired where the market was located The ipfor- nation was easily purchased with bouton- niere, and the next morning found him shiv- ering at the foot of East Thirty-fourth street long before sunrise, while the streets were yet deserted, and with no indication of flower market within blocks. The few stragglers at the ferry knew nothing about it, and, heartily wishing that his informant was in a warmer place than this, the young man started toward the first cross town car which had just arrived. Suddenly he was confronted by large red, white and black sign, which fairly shouted at him:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-15
POSTOFFICk

Mails Close. New York City-7.5O, 10. 20 m; 2.lO. 53e 7oe n. Boston-7.o0, 750 m; 12 30, 2. 10, 7.3O m. Southern-7.5U, 10.2u m: 2.10, 530, SSQ m. Western-7.5O, TO- 20 m; 2.1i, 5.S0. SS0 pm Canada West-7.3U, 1o.2o m; 2.1O, 5.80, 7.So n Eastern 700, 7.5O m; 2.3o, 2.1o, 7.3O D m. Canada East-7.oo, 7.5O m; 1a 30, aIo, 79opn. Albany-7,5 50. 20 m; g 10, 5.3O, 7.Sop pm Northern N Y.-7.5o. 10. 20 ID; 2.lO. s3O, So pM. Proyidence-7.00, 7.50 m; IF. 30. 2lO, . 30 D m. Springfeld-7 %, 75o am; 12 30, aIo, bS0 7.s0 pu. Morcester.7 %, 7.50 am; 12 SO 2.1o, bS0 2 30 pua Pittsfeld ,Mass-7.50 m; 2l0, 5.3O, 7.3o D m -- liar HaEtford.7eo 50 m; s.so. s.lo: !.sc m. Brldgeport-7:50. 10. 20 m; 2.1o, 5.3O, 7S0 pm. New Havenn75o Io.2 20 am; F so. 2.1o: sso, 7.Opa Birmingham-7t0, 020 am: F. 90, 2. 10, 30 topD Union City-7.5O m; 2.10, 5.3o m. Naugatuck-750 m; 2 10, 6. 30 n Seymour-7.5o a m; 2.10. 530 m Winsted-10.55 m; 6.3O pm. stations on Naugatuck R. R. north Waterburv-
 1045 m; 63Opm. Meriden-7.5o, 1o.so m; 1s.ao, a1o, 5.so, 7epn, Danbury,7.5 50 m; .e5, s.1o, 6So, 7.so p m. Watertown-10.45 am; 63O pm Oakville-10.45 m; 6.SO m. Woodbury-7.30, 10.45 a m; 25 pmy Southbury-7SO m; 1.35 m Middlebury-123O 30 m Wolcott (Tu Tn, Sat) 12.S0am
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-15
Times Are Hare

A ND IN ORDER TO BE EVEN WITH THEM n we ha e decided to lower our Table Board which is hrst-class so $500 per week. Ladies $25o Give us a tria' Private room for ladies' MITCHELL'S 5 lS 10 CENT DINING ROOM
 62 East Mair Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-05
nARIINls PRRRY.
The Current Local News and Gossip Thsr,
PerannhI Ilaml.

EHv VHI'vH' 80 NsN uuu VV's'p EH'Fu
Personal tieml'
l.. W, A pFakOi Of Nj Pleasant, spent slndn!
mere,
turned trOm Plltahufgh.
A, ]. Mckenzie viii no To Canada TO-DAY 4,
keltle uphls fathers estate.
=. L. BNck ratnynad ON lstprBsv I,om , pIaas
ami Val with csdiS 1risnSs ' AN M
Nc SAM ISn.. ~ n.,,,o u.n. a.. 80,
Alt4ta nlttu4 iolel. An1 deFtlo hkut1 are WISH
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punching, welding, tsmpsring, patter
making, soldering,

punching, welding, tsnpering, pattern
making, soldering.
Fourth Year CTaH.
Spherical Trigonometry Descriptive
Geometry. Chemistry, with LabratoTy
work. Miperalogy, bookkeeping.
Observation-Disclosures drawings de-
signs; perspective drawings.
Work in machine shop-Bench work
and fitting, turning, dnllipg,. planning
screw-cuttinR, &c. study OF the steall
engine.
COURSE ron GIRLS,
The course for girls could be essen
TALLY the same as for boys, substituting
the following for the shop work In the
several yeaTsI
First y~ear-ClRy'modelinRi sewing
and knitting,
Second yssr-Cooktngi garment cut
ting and making.
Third participating and cooking
foods purchasing household supplies
care otthe elCk,
Fourth year-outting, making and 1T
ting OF garments; type-Yritng,.
The above courses are essentially the
same as now pursued in the leading in
dustrial schools OF the day, and while
they admit Of notifications where such
are needed, it cannot be much deyiated
from,
In conclusion permit me to say that
the success OF these schools has been 80
great that there can be no doubt as to
success OF such q school in the city OF
Wheeling, Wheeling Is q manufac-
turing cityi all that 1t is and hopes 10 be
Is based upon manufactures, To carry
on successfully manufacturing establish
ments requires not only skilled and eff
Cient workmen but educated and ingeni-
Gus, ones who by making slight Inn
provements in the methods increase the
value and reputation OF the prodpcts and
thereby insure successful competition in
the markets Of the world, Many large
establishments in Europe and this
country have already so realized the
great need OF educated workmen that
they have founded technical schools for
the education and training oil their
workmen and their children, employing
for this purpose some Of the most noted
teachers OF the day, l hope you will
continue to forward the movement you
have begun, II isa grand work that
will honor any man who connects him
self with 1t. NJ, H. sEAMoN,
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BELLAIRR.

All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City,
The nail mill will start with aiull force to-
day,
Therea are Atty families at the Durr's MIllscamr
grounds,
Rev, J. W. Mclaughlin preached In Allegheny
yesterday.
MI and Mrs, William MCGEE leave to day for
Lincoln, Neb.
The new houScot W. G. Rankin Is nearly ready
for occupancy.
Joseph NcKolyey, Of Bethel, was In the city
Saturday on business,
Wool from Monroe county passed through here
Saturday for New York City.
X. O. FArls and wife are home from a pleasant
trip 10 the Cheat river country,
The steamer Courier %rcshlppGda big lot Of
phosphate here Saturday night
Miss Manic Small, Of ST. ClaInvlllO, Is the guest
Of Mis- Lille Woods, OH Rose I'LL.
James Wilson aud wife aud II. Rocmer and
family are % Mountain Lake Park.
Tbs D., q. & O., Railroad clerks had their hands
full for the several trains yesterday.
Jake shIndewolt caught a foul bali In the eye.
Ills eye Is very black In consequence.
Superintendent L. II. LoEee, OF tho O., & p.
Railroad, IL very slick with pneumonia.
The family Of john Weir will move 10 YounRs.
town, 10 Join Nj. WSlrLNhO Is at work there.
The enumeration oitlO school youth has been
flashed. There are 3r446, u gain OlG0 over last
year.
John Klutucr and j.. B. HoSe. ofst. ClAinvllle.
attended the horse sAles at MoIgRll's stables on
Saturday.
The Fourth waId, spring has been repaired,
platform.
Helen, the little daughter OF DR.. Wells, wa. re-
ported better yesterday. She has been very low
with the fever,
Travelling Engineer Doblcr, Of wellsylllc, was
here on Saturday looking In and around tho
Bellaife shops.
Miss Alice Kelly,.o of tho Nortro Dame semIn.
hry, Cincinnati, 70 here, The guest oil relatives In
tho Fourth ward.
Mrs. William Cro1ler caught hsr foot In a hole
In the porch at her ON Saturday, and falling,
sptained her ankle severely.
Tho crowd at Bethel yesterday was enormous,
Agreat many going from here, and the country
people turned out on maAse.
s.. o. Cummlns Is excaVatlng for a now ware.
house In the rear Of his store rooms. The dirt Is
being used by the Jerry people for widening their
road.
burglars tried TO effect an entrance Into the
residence. OF 40. Robinson, Of Rose Hill, but
were frightened away by Mrs. Robinson, who
alone.
The John R. and Seven Sons. passing llcre
Saturday, raced for q while. The Seven Sons
passed tho John R., filling tho flat she had In tow,
having run too close.
The blowing Of Thlrtyseycnth street Ia very
hard work, as about two feet Of the street q
mill Stag and cinder and 10 q hard as eau DO. II
took twelve teams 10 pull the plOw.
Friday being the forty third birthday Of Mrs.
A. Lombard, the q. A. H., s.. Of v. and W. Il. q.
nreSented her with A lno cCSliioned rocker 4
pleasant time was had by all present.. Dt. PorN
tGrield made the presentation speech.
Williams 4 MendenhRll, OF SalesylllO, James
TreAhey and JRIneG Johngon, OF spenccF's, NIX,
Buchanan and J. Rose, Of GAINESVILLE, all prutni.
Saturday night for East Liberty With cattle,
sheep and calves.
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6rliton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
MoundSyille Accommodation, 6:S6 u. IN, 1901
and 0.l0p, M eXCept Sunday.
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The confectioner is the fellow who cal
be relied upon for candied criticism.

TnR vlclssitudes Of climate are trying
to most constitutions, especially TO
people having impure blood. For all
such land they constitute the majority,
the best safeguard Is Ayers sarsaparilla,
the use Of which cleAnses the blood and
strengthens and invigorates the system.
nav
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LADIES, from all the diseases from
which you especially suffer, from all the
weakness-physical and mental, which
tortures you, from your nervous prostra-
ton and bodily pains, there Is relief In
Browns Iron Bltters. Many ladies now
living healthy, happy lives, having been
freed from chronic difficulties peculiar
10 their sex, who bear cheerful testi.
mony 10 the value OF this sovereign
remedy for mental and physical suffer.
ing; this sure cure for nervous de-
preston and bodily weakness known as
Female Complaints. nav
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You have heard your friends and
neighbon talking about II. You may
yourself be one d the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
q thing II IL. II you have ever tried II,
you are one Of ia. Btaunch friends, be-
cauSe the wonderful thing about II u,
that when once given q trial, d., kings
Now Discovery ever after holds place
In The house. II you have never uBedil
and should be afflicted with q cough.
cold, OF any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure q bottle al once and give
Ia ialr trial. It's guaranteed ever
time, or money refunded. Trial bottle
FREQ a. Logan Drug Cos drug store. [
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LiYaA Lnnk.

CHICAGO, August Seattle Receipts 1900
head market slowi beeyes, 8 boal OOi COWS Sf60
q 09i stoctets, q 2oaS q. Hogg-Recelptl 1000
81 26a4 40t light n S0A4 %. HhOep-Receiptr
WsSisrnSW SOal Isl lambs : iSiS %, ~
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August S,-Catlo-ReceiplS
500 head shipments no head market, hothinT
doing, all through tconIlgnHentl. HogS-RS.
kOi AFmL light YOfkeI b 76IS 6i medium ana
light philadelphia 4 b0ai .GSi heavy hogs SI2t
al 40 Sheep Receipts 1850 heAdj Ghipnentl
1000 head market steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o, August a. Hou steady,
common aud light &1tal0o, packing aud
bltChefs " SSai6 0l receipts Socheadi shipment
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Mr.. j. R. GRtxsrEAD, Sonora, KY,
says; Ny children have sometimes had
boils and other signs Of blood impuri.
ties, with loss Of appetite, etc, at which
times l have found swift's Specific q
most successful remedy, In no instance
failing 10 effect a speedy and permanent
cure.
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~ Q. q {. RAILROAp.

B,,Z, u, RAILROAD,
BellAlre 4 zaneSyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAiFe a. $40 q, M, arrives at BellAiEe a. S'Gl
p, m,
WOodSAeld Passenger leaves BellaIre at 4;2O p,
M arrives Rt BellAlfe at S;25 4, m,
Summerteld Accommodation leaves BellAiFa
at 1923 p. M, arrives at lli31 q. IN.
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FINANCE AM TRADE.
The Features OF the None, and stock Mar.

wv " "EW"Vg '7'7" 1F'N"
NEw YoRk, August 3,-Money on call easy at
2}sash per cent, last loan az per cent. closed
offered at ~ per cent, Prime mercantile paper
AHa6N per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
LteadyRt ASHa4s7N, Sales 65,ls5 shares.
The stock market to-day was second IN point
oil dullneES 10 that OF . week ago, but the added
lately been renewed Interest. The opening ior
the most active stocks was from x to u per cent
lower. There was renewed buying OF Sugar
Trusts, with considerable inside support, The
rumors stating that t~he.buylnE was for the pnr'
are almost Invariably In the direction Of higher
prices, but the only important change was Rn
advance OF 10 In Sugar Trust,
Railroad bonds moderately actlyoi sales SSlb,'
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Looss,S Ised GLOVER Pm remedy

Is q positive specific for all formsoi the
disease, Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and p%rotruding piles, Price Soc.
Forsale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. nav
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IMPURITIEs Of tho blood often cause
great annoyance at this season. Hoods
sarsaparilla puri6es the blood, and cures
ali such afRectiOns.
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From Pitnburgh, 900 a. m. daily and 1880,
daiiy, except Sunday. and C;66 and uaUp y. M,
Wash!ng,on Accommodation 500 a, m, dnliy,
pittsburgh E1Cunlon Train, li;tOa. m, Sun.
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TOt alu.......,,, ,,, .,,,,,..,,.'r, ,,,'n,. ..."'N i't ooItVV
Every dollar OF which was advanced
by a few citizens. These and a few
others contributed sufficient money 10
meet the running expenses for about
Ave years, and finally raised as an en-.
dowrnent fund the sum Of $4,000.
There are citizens In the city Of Wheel
ing blessed with ample means who'ar +
at this time looking about for an oppor.
tunity to do good with q portion Of that
with which God has blessed them.
Gould they see as ! have seen boys
taken from the rude cabins ofthe "poor
whitesp Of Virginia, some knowing
nothing Of Christianity, and trained By
this system Of education 10 al honora.
Bile places In their communities, they
would not hesitate In founding aud on.
lowing an Industrial School for the
children OF the citizens Of Wheeling,
The course Ia the Industrial School
may be made three or four yeArs. Three
years ID the course In st, Louis aud four
Ii Toledo. To obtain the time and "a
improve tho efficiency Of the work, the
last two years Of tllo Public School
couteo should DO transferred 10 the In.
dustrial School, and combined with Ia
work. Asa suggestion only, l offer the
following outline for q years course.
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ass''En f ~ l5 Asi' e. ' taiDiSE,, ' ca, 1 e IsI ~ sg y.
Vol0ptnOhL
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How young SoeyeF you may be,
with failing teeth, you're grim and old;
And losing your mouths purity,
Your features seem both dull and cold,
Then man or maid, warned Of your fate,
Seek sozoDONT, e'eF IL too Late, NwPAV
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINR-on and alter Nay Y, lSS9.=R1s
DAY excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. Sunday only, Saturday only
EaStaFn tAndRrd lime.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1850. .Passon
ger trains will run a. iollows-Ccntral Time,
All trains daily except those marked thukt
which do not run on Sunday;
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Arithmetic, Algebra, English Gram.
mar, History Of the United States, Hux.
ley's Introduction 10 Science, Physical
biography, Dmwiug, mechanical and
free band, Penmanbhip, carpentry and
ioihefy,
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Higher Algebra Elementary Geom.
city, Natural Philosophy with work IN
Physical laboratory Botany Hhetefic
English History, With exercises IN potn!
position. Drawing, mechanical andifee
hand ~penmAnBhip. Carpentry wood
carving and turning,
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The potato 10 said TO be detenoratins,
but Il made many q mash in lie better
days,
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.esSssAn o, August s.-couOn ,,oAdsi
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Government and sAte bonds ann and stead,

Government and State bonds dull and steady
honda AND STOCK 0uorATloNs-cLosRD hid.
u,s Is m....,..l 2S1klNash 4 Chat......,, %.
u, 8. 41 coupon. ,..,,l rs Eewterey centrAl.ll0h
U, 8. "a reg .....,...l 1863 Northern Pdcllc,., 2S4i
U.S. * coIpon-.,lOG5 do preierred.....,. ~
Adams Express ,..,.,liS Chicago IN, W.a,.,l OSh
American Express 10 do preferred .....,.liU
Canada Southern. bl1SINeW York CcntrRl.l0OA
Central Pacific, ... 81 I0hio & Mississippi, Y
Chesapeake &0hio. - do preierred....., "
do lTst preferred, COZ IPaclic Mall ..,........ 33k
do second pretd. SS3SlPltt9burY h."..,....,. Loo
c. G. CD I..,... ...... = Reading ,.........,...,. ~,
Denver 4 Z, G......, 10 ISt. u. as, F,.,...... 2GA
kfle....,...,.,.......,.,, 2OtI DO preferred .,,.,.. by
do preferred .....,. q do first preterred.llOE
Fort Wayne. ,"......lb7 10. N, &sL PRul....., 7O5;
Kansas Texas. lG5Sl do preieEfed......ilU
Lake ETle d West. II Texas PAcilc......... IVY,
do preferred,...,... IS Union Pacitc...,., 61a,
lake shoren.........i2 United States e.. 50
Louisville 4 Nash. 70HIWu st. L, d P....,..- l6hI
IT,, N. A, & C..,...,... ,3S do preferred. ...... "
Memphis d ChAA.., IS IWellSFAfgo Ex...-i8S
Michigan Central, SBklWestern Union, ,,,, Bik
Missouri Paclac.,.. B8HI y
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Railroads.


WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. r.
.rSSlS. % Sp he SH S6 SIsSE hSSnEfHI SzI S ASEIs i e. lSsS
will run as follows;
LELyH WuEIllSo,
q. m. 10000. m. .il'6OG, M i5;oO m. loop,
M. 400 ?, m, 500 p, M 400 p. M $40 =, MI
SilO p, m, 900 p. M, 500 p m, OiS6 p. IN.
LRAvE WHEEIINd PARK.
eiloh m, 7;oOa. m, s'ooL M 0OOA, M, 1000
g. m, ll:OO 2. m, 1890 M 100 2, M 200 p, M,
p. NJ, SO6P M, 1855 ,. M; i6I6 p, M.
sUNDAYs.-Lcavo ut 100 q. m. and run every
hour, except church train Rt s:lb p. m, Leave
wheeling Park RtB;0o q, m, aud run every hour
until 1000 p. n.,. except church train, which
Will leave the Park at 9:4Sa M, aud Wheeling
- eIN - q. HiIRscH. superintendent.
R4LTIMoRE&0H OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and After May y, 1850, trains depart
MAIN MNE-EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now York,
1856 .. m, $40 and ll;N p M daily, and s'O0a,
Gun6eriind Accommodation, $40 a, M OK.
6raiton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
MoundSyille Accommodation, 6:S6 u. IN, 1901
Auu V'lVP' Me- o&GePt ouuuhy'
ARRIVE;
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
0:O6 and 1880 p. m. and II 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p. nln OK.
cent sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily
Monndsville Accommodation, 7:l6 d. m4 and
1870 and 7dOp, M, except Sunday
TRANs.onio DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a. m. and $40 aud
GInSihniSitff Express, $50 a m. and linSp, m.
tcsSaIianbu, Accommodation s,9op. M, except
81. cislrylllc Accommodation, $50 a. nj. and
2;2O and $50 p. M, except Sunday.
e, Chicago 4 V Express, la4S, S's0lnd s'SS a. m. aud
GlacinnaIE Express, ass a. M. and O.lOp. m.,
cotilnbu. Accommodation, 1uAOa. m, daily,
except Sunday.
81. ClAlrsYille Accommodation 1910 a, m. aud
l;AOand 6:iS ?. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING a PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For PlttSburgh, 500 aud 7;25 a. m. daily, anl
l;i0 p. M daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the East, G;l0 p. NJ, daily
S5shiaEtSS Accommodation $780, m, daily
Pittsburgh Excursion Train, 200 p. M. Sun.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-05

Geometry Plane ThRonpmVtry. Phys.
inloVyi elements Of Ohemlltfy With Lab,
orat6fy work, English Literature Rhet'
.otini Political ECONOMY. Drawing, me-
ohahiCal and free hand shadows, archie
lecture, exonomettiO projections, tetg'
Ing Drawing, upsettihg, bending
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NORTH Main STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between / aud lOyCas Of age, Will baopened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No.
7gI MAS suhrrr, by NIS MAE BILLIE HART,
formerly oi Washington, DC,
The school viii be conducted on the general
llnr, Of the Kindergarten.
french conversation aud callHIhenlC exercises
wilhontp,lm change 4 Plano In the school
room lot the entertainment and instruction OF
the dhIidrtn.
CuNRdEi MODERATE,
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MAIN ~LINR-RAsT.

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD
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