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Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26
ENCrRsroS TO DALLAS.

Account OF the Texas STATE Pair. VIA santa Pc
Esat>.
To those who desire TO sttend the Dallas.
Texas. exposition and state fair Ocfohsr
lSth 20 Z'th, the Atch!son. Topeka a santa
Re railroad viii sell tickets al sit q for
round trip. on the following dates O-fs,-
Der IL. 10. 10. "a and ~. limited FOR rru-n
TO October -. I--3 On sale at talssa
ticket Office. iz2 North Main street. AID
union depot. near Oak street dIzt-I7t
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards al tie Wichita EAGLE oHceL ess u
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

I NTNnGRAPHgD and Pint-d Lsssee
IIHti Heads, Sose Heads, Envelopes.
IIIUI Business Cxds, Wedding .rd
Party Invitations, Calling Cas6s
Luncheon Cards. Bonds. Mortgages, Certsa-
oafes Of 5 ock. etc. ~ ia WSck.sa EAs,I
80 Wtchite. Kanna
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-26

Take the Missouri Pacific railway 70 q
points east, west, north and south
I24t
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WOOL AND METAL TRADE.
Tho Condition of business ms Reported by
Brndstreet's,

$500 SSNNANttt vs. hhAAuNNN tNH ANSItEbGt W
BrndatreetS.
New YoRE, Feb. l7.-Bradstrcets says:
While the prices Of wool in tho various
markets are pretty well sustained trade
Is dull, and nothing save the smallness
OF stocks serves to keep up values. The
manufacturers are not getting the i'd
vance ON their goods which they looked
for, and there Is little profit on fabrics
made from honest material bought at
the current quotations. The larger mills,
however, as a rule have no occasion to
buy just now, In the country thegrow-
ers are beginning to speculate on the
new clip. The winter has been f0Tora.
BILE, and, with comparatively little wool
to DO carried over, the producers are nat
urally hopeful. The advices from abroad
continue favorable. On tho whole the
indications point to the continuance Of a
steady, slow market,
There are no features OF interest at
Boston apart from great tirmness in Aus
traliau wool on the strength OF the dis.
patches from London, where demand is
sustained and the tendency OF prices is
upward. Fine aecCes are quiet but no
lower. Delaine selections arc scarce and
firmly held. Territory woods are selling
with comparative freedom, In the best
regions the sheep are wintering finely,
and q large clip Of good quality Is prom.
Used. Current quotations are Us follows,
In comparison with last year and the
year before:
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TYPHOID FEVER.
The Importance Of Intelligent Nursing,
Some Interesting Points,

The Importance Of Intelligent Nursing
Some Interesting Points,
Communication In ne CRiod0o Tribune,
Having had the care Of three mem
bsrs Of my own family sick last summer
with typhoid fever, and being aware Of
the great ignorance in most families o.
the nature of that disease and the peCu'
liar care required by its victims, l ven
ture to send few suggestions to your
columns, in hopes that they may be
timely hints for at least some OF those
who are now suffering from this dread
malady.
There are few cardinal things Of
which we us a family were lamentably
ignorant up to last summer, but which
are now deeply engraved on our minds
by q bitter experience, and we do not
feel that In giving them to the public
We are trenchlng on the prerogatlye OF
either the trained nurse or the physician,
AS to the causes and prevention oil
typhoid fever we have been recently
faithfully informed in your paper,
through the interview Of your reporter
with DR., Brandt, Of high repute.
We learn how insidiously the disease
may steal upon us, and We or our friends
be held in It's grasp ere we suppose Its
approach. 1t is a fever not easy to
"break up" and must have a shorter or
longer run"
So, when it has really come, what
shall be done?
First Of all, after the wise physician,
We would say procure well-trained
nurse. Some of our physicians will not
take case OF this fever without one, and
say much more depends on the nursing
than on medicine,
But II one cannot DO employed, then
put in practice the best rules OF good
nursing by keeping the patient quiet,
entirely free from company, excitement,
noise and disturbing influences OF all
kinds, and exempt also from exertion,
sven to lifting the head or turning the
body alone.
Give no food except glass of milk
sveryItwo or three hours, and lower the
'oUlpeIutuIv uA " llseb ny bpOHBG uutub
inder the blanket, consisting generally
ofalcohol and water. 1
There must be no wearying nor flag
ylng in the enforcement Of these rules
until the patient has been normal all day
or week, and even then great caution
must be used lest too great bodily exer.
ion bring on fatal results.
When II is better and more generally
understood that typhoid fever Is princI.
pally and primarily acondition OF ulce.
ration Of the thin tissues OF the intes.
lines, and that any but the softest foods
Or the gentlest movements OF the body
may produce perioratlon, which Is sure |
Heath, or how easily other dangerous re-
suits, such us hemorrhages or portion.
Ills, may beinduced, physicians will find
heir patients and those in charge OF |
hem more strictly obedlent to their in.
unCtions; and in our homes, as In the
hospitals, it will DO the rare exception
where the sufferer does not recover,
IUX
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II
SO; send at once and get bottle OF Mis-.
WINsLow's sooTHINa SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEETIIEa. It's value Is incalCula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
lerer Immediately. Depend upon II
mothers, there is no mistake aboutit. II
cures dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, softens the gums, reduces the in
Illumination and gives tone and energy
to tho whole system. Mrs. WINsLowfs
SooTHINa SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one Of the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and Is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price q
cents a bottle. MwH&w
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NEw YuhK, Fob, lG.-FlOug, feCeihtA II 900
packages, exports IiA9 barrels aud B,bg7 ha6kIi
market stronB and fairly AotlvBt sales 1880 bar.
rClB. Wheat, receipts i,i0D buIhOlAI exports TO-.
IA huihO6 tAps ,5l, 90 bushels VI inttifea and
1000 bushels 0itp1t spot market dull, No. 8 rcd
pla9ly{Oi No, / rcd Sl'O1lSi No white q OOa
iQii options moderately hCilyoi No. 2 red Fob.
fthfy pl0 March u O0i April u Oi9sj May d OH
Al OK, CiOtlhg al q 02Nj june Il Oi9{Ai O21k,
oioSlhg AZ d BgjIi July WSSag1C, closing at Vioi
AuEiil Ol|fApi9iC, Ci6sinf al 0JliOi December
w iagsj{c, tlgslhE Of VS,Sc. HARLEY dull III,
graded Canada 11aBlc. Corn, receipts n,OIl
btahelui exports B2 40 bushels sales 6f2 900 bISh
Ella Of futures and $1,000 bushels Oh spOt market
steady aud qulCl; Wnpfaded mixed 4OalbOj Feb
filafY iSi1pi March AsjsAlllfC, Ilgslng al laJi0
Ann 4lltSCi May lgJfdi juno lalkallJEc, olDilnt
Atiln Oats receipts Bs,0 GOV busl6lsi exports ~
buHhOlh sales 900 bushela Oi inlufel
aud O0,tO1 bushels Oi lpOti market INN
and dull spot No. white Sg93Gi mixed
western 2S)ASd, white DO glatRIet, No,
Chicago 30 LAY steady shipping 9iA70c, lion
Any, March, APRIL aud May i5.bOaib.l Moi iunl
and July lbgQal6iOci August September, OciO
her November and december l6.i0ll6 bip
sugar 1fn, MoahleA dull Hlce hfm. TGiiOW
Arm. R0alh quiet Tlifpenllno steady Al l7Ito
kEgS weak western 49, SallC, Pork and cut ma
dull, Lard eaAiofl WVat0fn steam i,07,4dj feb
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A DYING GIRL RgylyID,
Married on Her Supposed Deathbed and
She il Now Recovering,

She Is Now Recovering,
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 17.-In 1885 Mis-
BERTHE Gardner came here to attend Q
seminary, Her home was at Martin,
Tenn, where her widowed mother, q
wealthy lady, now resides, Among the
many friends whom she visited here was
thefamily otMr, w. b. Wilson, a wealthy
gentleman residing near Louisville. Mr..
], Wesley Wilson, a son OF w. B. Will
son, fell in love with her and they were
engaged to be married, last October be-
ing fixed for the event. Last summer
Miss Gardner was thrown from horse,
receiving Injuries which the physicians
pronounced fatal,
The young lady was brought to the st,
Joseph Inflrmary here, SO that tho best
medical attention could DO given her.
She gradually sank, however, and two
weeks ago her death was pronounced GER
tain, Her betrothed was at her bedside
us much us the rules Of the infirmary
would allow, butwhen the end approach
ed he desired TO be with her all the time.
Marriage was the means by which this
could be accomplished, so, in tho pres
ence OF their families, the true lover was
married to the seemingly dying girl.
Her death was expected within a few
hours, but strange to say, from tho mo-
ment the ceremony was performed she
grew stronger, and the physicians now
have strong hopes OF her recovery.
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A clergyman, after years oil suffering
from thai loaLhBomO disease, Oatafrh,
and yalnly trying every known remedy,
al last ioltnd i recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
snifefeF from this dreadful disease send.
Inc A seli addressed stamped envelope 70
Prof j, A, Lawrence, 80 Warren street.
Now York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge, AWaI'AoW
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The fortune hunter is not SO much
taken with pretty faces as with hand
some figures-say 100000.


All honest, conscientious physicians who give
Il. B. Il. botanic Blood BALM a trial, frankly
admit It's superiority over ALL other blood mcdl
cines.
DEW. J. Adalr, RockmGrt, Ga, writes; n re.
gard u. Il. Il. aanpGof the best blood medicines"
Dr.A. II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, writes: All
reports Of u, Il. u. arc favorable, and It's speedy
action Is truly wonderful"
DR.. J. W. Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ca, writes
~ confess u. u. b, is the best and quickest med
lcinc for rhumAtlsm have ever tried"
DEE ], Farmer, Charlottesville, Ga, writes
~ chGeriully recommend b. b. b. Us fine tonic
Alternative. Itsuso cured m exCrescenCc Of the
neck after other remedies effected no perceptlblC
good"
DR.. U. II. Montgomery, jacksonville, Ala,
writes: "My mother insisted on my getting u,
u. u. for her rheumatism, as her case stubborn.
ly resisted the usual remedies, She experienced
immediate, relief aud her Improvement has been
truly wonderful
Appointment physician who wishes his name
not given, says."A patient Of mine whose case
OF tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, aud
which no treatment seemed 10 check, was en-
tlrely cured with nbout twelve bottles of d. u. u,
lie was fairly made up Of skin and bones aud ter
rlblO ulcotB,'
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Wanted.

-, ,y,;TiiiT.7Dil..NAN PERMANENTLY,
w AN,aidSs,Iptrnd Wheeling branch o. our
w pM% Ss.. n no salary aud commission
ch!ago bl,,l 1d5 ca.h and best references must
tb.I,f i'NC i, { y, Co., s'S'2b' WG5 i,S
~ fhlsl'l,
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WORCESTER, MASS, Feb, H. Mr..
Chas. G. Washburn, of the Washburn
& Neon Manufacturing Company, states
that the alleged "Fench patent" OF Louis
Janin does not void tho Gliddcn patent.
Glidden claims to have invented a twist
ed fence wire with a spur wire bent at
its middle portion and clamped in posi-
ton by the other wire. He does not
claim to have invented the spurs or
nronrR.
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AMERICAN hLERGYNEN.
Confined in Turkish Jalls-Thelr Passports
Not In Good Shape,

Confined in Turkish Jails-TheIr Passport
Not In Good Shape,
NV YoRE, Feb, l7,-Consul Genera
Baltazzi ERendi, Of Turkey, called a
Cooks tourist agepCyon Broadway Fri
day and informed Monslgnor George
Fade that American travellers in Turkey
must have passports Vised by Turkish
Consuls here In order TO avoid arrest
when they arrive, Tho order was re.
ceived at Washington from the Turkish
Government by cable and followed by
letter, 1t applies to every other coun-
try, too.
The Turk has always been abnormally
careful regarding persons entering his
territory, The present unusual order
follows upon the recent opening Of the
new Oriental all-rail route from Vienna
through Hungary to Oonstantinople. Be-
fore this route was opened, q few months
ago, access to Turkey was only had by
steamer from Yarna, and travellers were
easily handled aud examined by the
wharf, No travellers can stop of at sta
tons before they reach the capital, and
the imperial decree Is the result, An
American traveller getting off anywhere
IN Turkey without passport vlsed
by the Turkish authorities in this
country fares badly, He is placed
under arrest and confined in a
Turkish prison until he can get some
well known persons to Youch for him,
As Q rule, he will have to send home for
certificates and wait under duranCe till
they arrive, Fade tells OF man who
was arrested In Damascus about a year
ago for not having u passport, 1t was
the Rev, William o. Clarke, OF Chicago.
He was jailed until his passport arrived
from Constantin0ple, where he had left
i, and then, as Il was not vised by the
Turkish Minister in America, he was de.
aimed until he had substantially feed all
The officials who demanded money.
The Umbria on her last trip carried
nine passengers bound for the Holy
Land. They were duly notified that
they would have to have their passports
visGd by the Turkish Consul General.
But they probably did not consider 1t
worth while, Tor they sailed without
going through the ceremony. They will
probably, Mr., Fade thinks, all land in
The jug at Coustantinople, They were
The Rev. George Summey and wife and
]. II. Mcclure, OF Chester, S. O., and II,
., Mays, the Rev. Il, II, Barnett, D. D.,
Il. F. Emery, w, A. Moore and w. w.
Anstell, OF Atlanta.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. WI.

A school Of moro than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu.
cation OF young ladies In all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllo.
sorhlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially Noted. Corps oil
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal cultur,
according to the method Of tho old Italian mas
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons ID
all tho principal cities, address
sci ,THE DIRRCTREga
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What pure air Is to IN unhealthy To-
Cality, what spring cleaning is TO the
neat housekeeper, SO Is Hoods sarsapa.
rilla TO everybody, at this season. The
body needs to be thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitalized, the
germs Of disease destroyed. Scroiula,
Salt Rheum, and all other blood disor-
ders are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring
medicine. a
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In some Of our happlest moments we
are often confronted with reverses. This
is noticeable 80 when waltzing.

GIVE Ely's Cream Balm trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for tho cure oil
catarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, &c.,
can be obtained Of any reputable drug.
gist and may DO relied upon as a safe and
pleasant remedy for the above complaints
and will give immediate relief. 1t Is not
a liquid, snuff or powder, has no often.
sivo odor aud can be used at any time
with good results, as thousands can
testify, among them some Of the attaches
Of this ofliCe.-Spirit Of The Times, Nay
20, 1886. MwP&w
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WHEN disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person, when aches are
in every joint, when the muscles are
soft and llabby, when the least exertion
gives fatigue, when tho mind is filed
with gloom and dependency, what Is
there In life worth living, and yet many
exc out Just such miserable existence,
living only for those who love them.
When itisgenerally knownthat Browns
Iron Bitters will cure the above disor-
ders how many hearts will 10 made
glad! How many homes made happyl
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CHICAGO, Feb. 0-CattlC-kccOlpAe 1000 head
shipments blank; market stCadyi bCOyeS lgG
81 steors q Goat % lt0pEGtB and feeders :! lOa
ieCtlptH 1900 head shipments 7,OOO head mar
kGt weak; mixed 81 0jli G0i heavy = 8Oai %;
light u l0ai Is; pigs 81 OOni 7b Bhecp-R0.
GGlpls 2OOO head; shipments 800 hCAdi market
slOadyi natives 81 hOGi 21i western corn led
u lOai G1i lambs u IOa6 %.
EAST LinERfY, Pa, Fob. l6--CatilO- Receipts
l,0lO head shipments W. head market nothing
doing; all through cOnAlgnmentA lOgs-lIe.
QclpiB 1850 hUadJ Anllmenis 2,lg0 head market
ialii medium PhllAdOlphiAs 81 1bal WI heavy
Receipts l,S01 head AhlpnUlts 1900 head mar
kGtll6ady and unchanged
ClyCiNNArI, Fob. i6.--iIOga luGti common
and light 81 76al i0 packing and butchers u iOl
4 COL receipts i,f2O head shipments l,17O head.
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Chicago Herald,
Southwestern railroad manager to hi
general passenger agent:
" see that the Canada roads are block
aided with snow,"
"Yes; no trains have run into Mon.
treal and Toronto for three days."
Get out circular showing the adyan
tages OF Mexico and offering special rates
to trusted financiCrs."
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, Chilblainsl
Corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect Entislac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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nstween se,lIn nn1 chnryhdIs.

NN5 lOFE sun
$50 poor old Lordly has gone to
smash" remarked Terwilliger. ut will
tall rather hard on his five unmarried
daughters, poor things. Was it wheat
that ruined him"
"No," replied old Brown. "Itwas the
five daughters and the tailor:made suit"
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pALTIM0RE 1 OHIO RAILRoAD-

-
DDepG!turOo Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November IL, lSgS-EaStGru time:
Express IOF Chicago and the EorthTe s 1923 a
IN, $40 p N, $40 p IN daily, and 1l:l6 m daily
Express Tor Cincinnati and st. Louis. 1923 A m
daily, NAB m daily, except Saturday.
For Columbus, s5S and i6,s "a m daily ally and
ills n, daily, cxcrI 1 Saturday. and l:lb n m
daily, except Sunday, '''' -
Express Tor Warrington. u. O.. BRItInoro.
m and $40 m, daily via PlttSburTh 6:SD n m
daily. 0'-'F ~ 0"'''' VA t"NON'S" 0''' p ~
For Pittsburgh and WnSbinRton. Pa. b,Dl) n m
daily; express, 7:SS d m, daiiS' us p M ds,T
except Sunday, Additional way train iof Wash.
lngton, Pa, $50 p N, daily except Sunday,
For fltyburRh, WRshIiRt0n, IaliimTre and
philadelphia a. 6;sO D IN daily. "'N
Columbus aud Cincinnati, 24S q IN, Sunday
only.
For MoundEyllle, $40 m, aud 1900 noon,
daily excopI Sunday, Ard $40 n m. daiiv.
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L. Bainbridgc Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says.
HIiaYe used Electric Iitters with most
happy results. My brother also was
very low with nalOrial foyer and iaun-
dice, but was cured by timely use Of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Blttcrs
Sr, D. /. wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
KY, adds q like testimony, saying! "He
positively believes he would have died,
had Il not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward oil, a.
well as cure all nalurlal diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor'
dcrs stands linequaled. Price 90 cents
and 81 at Logan K Co.'s drug store. Q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs--on and after Nov. u, lSSS-.-x
day excepted. MONDAY excepted, 1sRtur lay
eSeepLed; SUNDAY only Saturday only.-
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coreraI Notices.
,or,rr no BoNDHoLDERs,

NOTICE TO bONp''Vl'N'
~ ,.,p,nJ. Of ohio County, West Viz
,,HG Oslo caa9 sST Ib, bsabSs nun NUN beFcG
8, a. ba ,,fl III, ID, 10, 100, 20, ~, 80
III, q, ;' ri 10, vi, IlJ aud 1870, have
. lSh ~ 'gi'lHt same will be. paid 9! lht
gsrn dlii"VN i'r,irf ~ tue first day o. Marcel
next ~ a,' ''' r. II, DOBBlNS,
lpqS U W, S1 loirl Of Commsslonefs Of nc
F3 EsNa,y al ohio West Virginia, lel1
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BellAiro 4 ZanegYillo Through Passenger leaves
BellaiFo at S;AOR, m, arrives At BellRlfe Rt $3.50
., IN,
WoodSaold passenger leaves BellRire at A;2O p,
M, arrives a BellRire At si2S Z, N.
hummeTlleld Accommodation leaves BellRiEe
o. l2i25 D. M, arrives ut BellAire At II 40 =. m.
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The sales OF the week at Boston are re-
ported at 2,029, 100 pounds, as against
1854, 500 pounds last week and 1897, 600
pounds in the corresponding week a
year ago.
At Philadelphia wool has continued
quiet, but prices have ruled fairly steady
on desirable woods, and there Is no gem
eral pressure 10 sell, because stocks arc
unusually small and dealers feel that
manufacturers requirements will OK
haust the offerings before another clip
shall become available. Fine clothing
woods are dull but steadily held: The
recent large increasein importations Of
"broken tops" under the classification
Of waste, have Curtailcd demand for
domestic fine ileeCes.
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r, r,
wv onRnd after Saturday, October 49, 1888,
will run as follows;
LBAvE WHEELING:
$3.50 q. M, 7;00R. M, q. M, II 100 q. M, 1850 p,
M, $3.50 p M $50 p. M, 7;OOp. M, 900 p. IN.
LEAyE WHEELING PARK;
6l0a. M, 7.i6 a. N 1000 a M, 1880 M, $50
p m, 4i9O p, M, 6;lQ D. M, SOOH. M, l0OOp p, IN.
0NsuNDAYs-UntIl further notice trains will
run as follows; LcGye the city ut 500 .. M, and
run every hour until g;l6p. m. Leave Wheeling
Park Of 300 u. m, and run every hour until 10
?, m. Except church train will leave Park at
O;45 q; M. and city at 1913 p. m.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A MEDIUM
gs'aj -aie Apply to +, KENNEDY, No.
ina MlIn .IErlt Iel
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NEW YopE, FEB. 70 = Copper easier lake
Yebfuaty ti6 No, Lead qlllel aud hfin domestic
d g. fiji quiet iitalh t1i -,
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NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
g,b.sntc. So III Fourteenth street, APP
prtnJ. r. GREER nesg