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AsBhDzFRBIGHPz WRECK.
oa3the! 3 Sa o ,sats Glen. eastoe.nn
Causes . & ;e a i, / Death
oHI o Y j q BRAKEMAN
Killed at Claringt on.-- =, ]. Panhandle
iftlrakcmhn,l Has q Log Cut or and Y
N Another is Observation-Disclosures
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. OhnpIeraOr .AccIlcnl

u
Van accident whereby one lilo WINS
lost, and eight icars iand "a locomotive
were .badlyywrecked occurred at q point
about one mile east Of Glen Easton on
the baltimore < Ohio road yesterday
morning at 5 o'clock. The first and sec:
ond sections Of freight train No..s0 were
running close together when about a
milo beyond Glen Easton, the first sec.
ton broke in two. and the rear part OF
the train ran back n considerable dis.
lance on the grade. When the piece OF
train was brought to a standstill, IA flag:
man was sent back to warn the second
section, but SO much time had Ebeen
consumed 1 in stopping the train and II
had run back so far, that 1t WAS too late
10 stop the second section before II ran
into the rear Of the first section. The.
second section crushed into the stand.
ing train, Ewrecking the engine com.
pletely, and demolishing the eight cars
In front OF It. y q Il &.
hWheH the signal was seen by Engineer
Monroe McFann, who had charge OF the
second section, he reversed his engine
and whistled down brakes, and with tho
fireman jumped from the cab. The Sly.
nal for brakes brought the crew, which
was In the caboose, out Z onto tho train.
Just as William King, the conductor,
was climbing from the caboose to the
next car; in front, the crash Scame, aud
the jar was so great that 1t threw him
from his place, on the steps to the track.
The wheels OF tho cabooseS passed over
his right leg above the knee, mangling
the leg horribly. He was carried back
10 Glen Easton, where everything posi-.
BILE was done for him. He did. not re-.
cover from the shock aud died about A
o'clock. \, y
King is about % years old aud 4 lived
with his wife and one child at No.. 20
Twentv-fourth street in this city..ssA B.
& 0. employe went to his home shortly
after the accident happened with, Il tele-
gram announcing his injuries to his wife.
Z Mrs, King seemed to know! the instant
the telegram q wasi !. handed n her that
her husband was injured, and 6 she
became SO agitated that she coule. not
open the envelope. She became very
faint, and then wildly 'hystericaf, before
she knew whatthad happened, and a
doctor had to be. called to give her 20.
ton to quiet her nerves. ~
Fl She left for Glen Easton early in the
afternoon, and arrived ut her husbands
bedside Just a few minutes after he hat,
breathed his last. The scene at her home
and at the bedside were very affecting
and brought tears to all eyes. McFann,
the engineer, OF the second section, was
slightlyshurti jumping from 4 the en-.
CINE, as 1was the fireman. Neither gus.
tanned any serious injury, however. s:
The Toad was blockaded all day, and
no trains passed till4about 5 o'clock last
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Grand Opera House.

2. U.uENTIIEK,L Lessee and Manager
Entire week, Commencing MONDAY, January
~ %. Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Special Engagement Of the Universal Favorite
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Notes. About tho River. . !

Last evening tbs, 5: river B; was 10 rising
slowly and showed s18 feet S,inches on
the wharf marks. The Hudson passed up
enroute from Cincinnati to I Pittsburgh
alto a. m: yesterday. The Rainbow got
OF for Cincinnati at Z m. The Courier
left for Parkersburg at noon. The Hor.:
net Ark and 7 Twilight passed up during
the, day with tows Of empty barges, and
the Rescue and Crescent passed down
with coal tows. To-day the Andes will
leave for Cincinnatiia at 4 ann. The. Alb:
ner,O Neal will leave, for Pittsburgh at s
a. m! The Bachelor Il; due here at " a.
M. enroute lfromS Cincinnati to- Pitts
bnrgh. The Elaine leaves for Parkers,
burg at 1850 q. m. 3 isis
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

IT,
THERE'S nothing here that VIC wouldn't
have here.-There is nothing that you
don't want.-Everything We; offer this
week is as fresh as flowers culled in
spring time.-We haven't my old stock
to offer at reduced prices.-What we offer
are brand new goods Mt rock I bottom
figures.-Goods TINT We can recommend
goods that will please wherever they.
are placed-goods that carry with them
eur reputation-we offer at prices that
.willscompel you to come here.-You
can't study your, own interest and miss
this opportunity Of buying brand new
goods ut the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere. II you haven't the
ready! money don't5 stay away-come
anyhow-we will gladly;help you out;
We're not afraid to trust.-Don't deny
yourself any comfort our immense stock
can contribute,S for want; OF money
Come here, select your goods and We'll
deliver them orayou.-You can pay us
back on easy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without an thing
We have here when its within reach OF
all.--There is no excuse for not having
a comfortable home.-The Wheeling In
stalment Co, llS6-113S-1140 Market
street, offer many inducements to house.
wives, and it remains with them to take
advantage of them. I! 8
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!, Ycstertlny,s : Police Court

In Police Court yesterday morning
\ tho case brought against J a. Henry;
4 real estate agent, 9 for failure ito com.
;ply;withisome, regulation goyerningsthe
/: cleaning Of "a vault on some property OF
MIR HenryEhas charge, was dis.
\ missed atthe request iof Health Officer
i Garrison. SE DR.. Garrison's reason & for
gdoing this was that the warrant had been
issued under section he does not con-
slider oibe US strong us a certain other
section Of the Health ordinances under
which another case has been brought
against neutrality-suspicious. heard
5at this morning. session. The. only
other Y ease yesterday ,slnorning Twas
n plain drunk ;3theiellows was a stranger
whose appearance was very tough and
he was allowed to SO on: condition that
he would leave. the town at once. 4;
rs
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n HgYny BAYMA will appear before
police court this morning charged with
violating Section 50 Of an ordinance in
relation TO ofIenses. Bayha has been
running a tallow rendering establish,
ment on Sixteenth street, and the charge
ri. Il,
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Transfers of Real Estate

"A One deed OF trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admit.
ted to record yesterday in Clerk Hooks
office: y
PA deed made January u.s. $780, by; LII.
cins Hoge and wife to Anton Reymann,
fora tract Of land situated on the NORTH
side fof the National road, bounded on
the north and west byiWheeling Park,
containing about one acre. Considera.
ton, S., 900. ~
& Ayy deed made January 10, 1890, BY
Alexander: Clohan and Agnes Clohan,
executor and texecutrix; of the last will
and$ testament /; OF William; Clohan, de.
ceased 4 to: John R. Robinson, for one.
quarter Of lot No. 40, SITUATED at the
corner iof arwenty-sixthI and z Chapline
streets, in the Sixth ward. Considera.
ton, s., 600. i
g5sSA deed Smade January II 1890, by
Henry Findt and wife to John Treiber,
all!of Wheeling, for a part OF lot No. 10,
in, block 5 Of the old fair grounds proper.
ty. Consideration, 50, 900.
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.MOne Fnct

is worth aScolumni Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. tits n fact, estab:
lished by the Testimony. OF thousands Of
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla Gidoes
cure scrofula, salt rheun, and other dis.
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition OF the blood. It
also overcomes that tired feeling, creates
a. good appetite, and gives strength to
every part OF the system. Try it. 8 Z
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SPECIAL DARGAINS

Elm. heavy weight w0olens, consisting
Of Suilings, pantaioOning and Over.
.coalinys, nhicll We warrant, TO make up
IN ilrst.ciasS style. II
100 dozen ulure OF those celebrated 25
cent Eilnit! Hose III Fast Black, iMeriaU
aud CamePs lair Just received. E5 II
Umbrcilns-A complete line of SIX
and Giuria Cloth, Win Gold, Silver md
Natural Wood bundles, nj . s NJ. !;
e.. Hess & SONS, ;t ;s1
1871 " 1875 Market Street. s
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.5 tFl gu riuinUt seu AMI need speCtacles
4 ou SHOULD Call On usanu have Your Eyes
tltsletl without charge. MeE have Inc
si;;.irsl Instruments and more experience
2llina ans utApr Upticlani III The Slate,
$liiI guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
3f,ndn,i. y SER JACOB .sGRUBB, 5Isii jss
81. JeWcler. AMI Upticlan,
CUr, Twelfth aud Market streets.
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ABOUT PEOPLE q
= ABOUT PEUPllE.s .!3I 8
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
z, s. :: " Abroad.
= Mr.. D. Steen Thompson, of Parkers-
burg, was in the city again yesterday.
e Mr.. W. w. Wilson, OF Fairview, Han
cock county, was registered = at !. the
Mcclure yesterday. as a
Mr. ]. NJ. Hartley, Of ! Fairmont, was
among those registered at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday. / e q
;sSMr. George BairI, il, OF the City
Water Board, is again confined to- his
room by an attack Of sickness. 4 4
Mrs. Harry A. Deiters has been lying
very sick for the past two weeks with
influenza at her home on Jacob street. Z
Mr.. George A. Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
formerly OF this city, is again here on q
business visit. He is registered at the
Windsor. = BE
n Among those registered at the Stamm
yesterday iEwere theil following named
Vets Virginians: R. j. Malley, of Park.
.ersburg; j. A. Dopler, OF Proctor, and
TIC. Love, Of Grafton. S5i:;s;3 7 81
4s Col. Frank Walter the We'll known
proprietor of the Two Mile House, out
the National road, has returned from the
Arkansas Hot Springs much improved
in health.
saMr. and Mrs. George a.. Howard, OF
Cincinnati, arrived here yesterday morn
ing and registered at the Mcclure. They
will remain three or four days and visit
with friends. !5.. -
& Mr.. @: P. Whitney, formerly Of this
city, and at Que time agent ofsthe Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad here and at
Bridgeport, was married s yesterday at
West ;: Haven, Il Connecticut; to = Miss
Josephine Ward, !of that city.
III MI. lillian Law Hoon, who spent
the holidays here and who was pre-.
vented from starting out on the road
again after that season by an attack. of
tho grippe got away Monday. 1t lis
said that the8 first point he headed for
was Youngstown. 5'j s.s S2:.8
81 Mr.. Harry c. Sedan, formerly sales
man, for, the Warwick Pottery here, now
selling for the Homer Laughlin Pottery,
OF East Liverpool, registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday. He brought a line Of
samples with him and has! them Sattrac-
lively displayed in his sooms. Z! Y
Mr.. Morris Block, "a large glass and
pottery buyer from San Francisco, ar.
rived in the city yesterday and regis.
tered ut the Mcclure, where he was
warmly received by the company iof
statesmen who are making that hotel
their selling headquarters this month. 4
THE condition Of Mr.. Sam T. N orton,
who is seriously i'll at his home on the
Island with pneumonia, was not at all
improved yesterday and last evening a
number Of his friends entertained the
gravest doubts about his! final RECOVERY
He was violently delirious last night and
considerable effort was required to con:
troll him. VI iSysS
Hon. JohnsM. Collins, Of Charleston,
and Mr.. ]. H. Marcum,t OF Huntington,
arrived in the city last evening and reg:
istered at the Stamm. They arc here to
attend 4 regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF 8PenitentiaryS Directors to! be
held to-day: Hon. Hiram gR.. Howard;
OF Point Pleasant; President Of the Board,
Is aidEupi with the grippe and will mot
be able TO attend the meeting. n !!
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fIIgWTI7. j lL7lllag7gll ~


I'M the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates If you need a gentle and
reliable laxative II your liver is mac
tive you can't hope for good health
,until3syou@ regulate the REGULATOR by
taking some sale remedy. 81 Elixir Of
Dates is just; what you need Give It q
trial. Sold I'M so cent bottles by c. r.;
Goethe, .sW.s Irwin, j ohm SLaughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.; wholesale agents.5
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49, fss-.," 5T-yTa ~
n Elixir of,Dntes 4

Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and fprunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered lit, i'm.
mensely popular It cures habitual con.
stipationi indigestion, biliousness.S sick
headache, ! piles etc.i1S SoldSin so cent
bottles by O. r. Goetze, W. w. Irwin,
W.sSE.aWilliams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co! and G GOODWIN! e Co.,
wholesale agents.
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THE SpORTSMENSlA SSOCIATlONi


which Has n Large Preserve IN Randolph
County Elects Officers. Il
An annual meeting o. the Sports
mems Association 'of Cheat Mountain,
this State. was held on Monday even:
ing at the Hotel Duquesne, in Pitts:
burgh. There was an Unusually large
attendance. The report 3of the Treas.
nrcr, Up. Corwin, showed that the
Association was ina most. llourishlng
condition. financially, with 4 a healthy
balance In the treasury; The! following
officers were elected for the Gensning
ly ear -
X, President William M. Kennedy;yice.
President, W. 4 X, Sliiras, s; Pittsburgh;
w. s. Edwards Charleston, w. +-Ya.; I'd.
Mex. Lloyd, Pittsburgh ;iUtilles Baird,
Allegheny IS Hon. Nathaniel b Ewing,
Uniontown; PAT Secretary, Theophilus
Sproull, Pittsburgh s Treasurer, D. P.
Corwin, Pittsburgh; Naturalist G and
Surgeon, Dr.SW.3sJ.. Riggs, Allegheny;
Board OF ( Directors, Hilary s. Brunot,
Greensburg, s. Pa.Ts Howard Hartley
Pittsburgh ;$William1 g. Brown, King.
wood, Nv. gsYa. ;!t'WilliamgII &Tallman,
Wheeling, SW.sVa.; @. g. 2 Seattle, II Nc,
Keesport,F Pa; DR.. Joseph N. Dickson,
neutrality-suspicious. b Dewburst, SAlle.
gleny. Ei 4; |, "a
/ S,Aiter, the. result Of tho ballcthad been
announced there were Z many good
stories told OF success and failures oil. the
members in pursuit of deer and trout
during the past year.
More deer were killed and more trout
caught during tire past year than ever
beforehand yet there seemed to be nc
diminution In the supply. The Cheat
river and It's tributaries throughout the
preserve, furnish more than.100 miles Of
the finest mountain.trout! fishing In the
world and throughout the entire length
and breadth OF the immense preserve
both large and small tgame flourishes in
G Several parties were made up TO visit
the clubhouse during juno, July and
August next, on u lrout-Gshing expedi
II
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Dyspepsia; a: 4.

Makes the lives Of many people, miserable
and often leads to eli,destruction. Distress
after eatlns, sour; stomach, sick headache
heartburn, loss Of appetite, a faint, all gonens
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue. and lrrcgu:s
: E.Es.i1t. Ri2ltS slarity Of tho bowels, arc
y, Distress some Of tho moro common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
.i55. not get ,wcv Of itself ! It
IN EatinS requires careful, persistent
attention, and q remedy like Hoods sarsa.
parllla, which acts gently, yet surely anu
eflclently, 1t tones tho stomach and other
Eorrans.l regulates tho digestion, creates o
rood appetite, and by thus Sick XIII
over rnmays sG III, i syapa. Headache
J thc,Ic effects OF tho disease, banishes INC
headache, and freircshcs tho tired mind.
" I" hayc boon troubled with dyspepsia. =
had but little appetite, and what I dld cat
$780, l..i; distressed me, or did mo
neaIt little good. z In IN hour
E.s;tA burn after eating I would expo,
Erience a faintncss, or tired; all.gono feeling,
as though had not eaten anything MY trou-
bic / think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that Of q painter, and from being
more or less shut up In q SIN Sour W
room with fresh paint. Last - : ~ -,
snr,ns I took Hoods sarsa: Stomacn
rillnstook three bottles. 2s 1t did mo IN
immense amount ,oi good. II gave mo an
appetite, and my food rellshcd and satisfied
Tho craving had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass, sS
Hoods 4 Sarsaparilla
sold By all druggists. 81; sI for S. Prepared only
By G. ]. HOOD d CO.. Apotheeafies, Lowell, MAS ~.
i35ss 100 Doses One Dollar5i8
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asJohn Carr, a / B. & fO.i brakeman, had
the second and middle fingers OF his left
band mashed of while making a coup:
ling near Ford's Crossing, on the South
Side, yesterday morning. Is
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OWING to the fact that: We expect to
move on April i, We will close out a
large assortment oil new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles $and type.
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes OF bicycles "a Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. RosE & Co.,
~ ~ TWa1fth straet a
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I, New advertisements,
OHIOSCOUNTY8BONDS

Il Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Com.
missloners Of the County! OF Ohio. State Of West
Virginia, Will offer for sale $4,000 ~ per cent
annually July l. to be delivered February 20,
400, accrued Interest to be added. being the lRst
installment. OF $1,000 authorized until raIi.
road y running from BowerstownS 10 Wheeling
over the Union Bridge. :
: Sealed bids for said Bonds will be received
endorsed Proposals for Bonds') at the office
Of the Board of W. Commissioner OF & The
County Of Ohio until Wednesday, February 10,
1880 at 10 O'Clock u. M. No bids will be received
for less than par =; ;,
h Tho right Is rcierved to reject any or all bids.
4 ], T. y. DoBB1NS, President ISEs
CHAs. g. WOODS, Clerk. yiis. l'Ig'. S;;l
NOTES.-The nbove bonds are not taxable IN
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] Cured .b,,,YzCutii.c,ulrr.a:,....

= -
II l had known OF the CuTIcuRAS REMEDIES
tWenty.eight years ago It would have saved me
500 90 two hundred dollars and an immense
amount Of SUFFERING My disease (psoriasIsl
commenced on my head in spot not larger
than cent: s II spread rapidly all over my body
and got under my nails. The scales would DROP
of OF me all the time, and my: suffering was
endless and without relief. One thousand dol.
lars would not tempt me to have this disease
over again. am poor man, but feel rich TO
be relieved of what some OF the doctors said
was lcprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, etc.
took - and - Sarsaparillas over one year
and hall. but no curc..f went 10 two or three
doctors, and no cure. I cannot praise the Cuti.
cura Remedies TOO much. They have made my
skin as clear and free from scales az a baby's,
AL used OF them were three boxes OF Cutcnra:
aud three bottles Of ,Cuticura Rcsolvent, and
two cakes OF Cuticura Soap. II you had been
here and said You would have cured me Tor
200 90, you would have had the money. / looked
like the picture In your book, OF psoriasis (pIc.
ture number two, "IIow to Cure skin Dlseases'i) |,
but now am as clear as any person ever was:
Through force OF habit Irub my hands over nv
arms and legs to scratch once III q while, but 10
no purpose. Il am all well. scratched twenty.
eight years, and 1t got to be a Kind OF a second
nature to me- thank you thousand tines Isl
CtJE9zlysS DENNIS. DOWNING Waterbury WI m
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sl1'yE been a sufferer from rheumatism
forIyears and have been unable to OBJ:
tain amy relief 2at all.%@ Salvation Oil
gave me entire relief .:and III Il heartily
recommend sit.Te HENRY WINKEL,: Balti-
more Md { 9Ntsi
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

20
The quotation /" Humanum est errare'.
Is the best apology!we eau make for our
many Shortcomings in the past, and
with 1t we promise amends. Systems
cannot be .inaugurated and strictly oh.
served as quickly ns we should like 1t
done:--It takes time to make perfect
The immense trade that was ushered In
atour grand opening last November, and
continued till the close Of S0-pointed
utlmany improvements that We have
already established. In asking there.
fore fol; your patronage this year-we do
so knowing fulllwell that you will mp:
preciate our eaorts-and promising you
at the same time that VIC intend to serve
you better than ever before.-Your
interests are identical with ours.-To
serve you is to please us. q B
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Prisonye.rls for lilo ..I..;n,,

Mr. Omar Conrad, 2of Beverly, Sheriff
OF Randolph county, accompanied Rby
Messrs: Ell Crouch and j. H. Hutton,
OF that county, acting in the capacity. OF
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"A BRAKEMAN SERIOUSIYiIII!N,iJjUIJlRE,DL'

~ ~ ~ Z, .:4si Ytc5-sg
On tho p, W. & Ky. by His Head Striking n
Telegraph Pole. 4!
Yesterday morning Abram Buchanan,
ayoung man employed sas a brakeman
on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken.
lucky branch Of the Pan. Handle, met
with an accident near the City Water
Works which, it was at ! first feared,
would BIZ cause his & death, and
which may yet, possibly re.
suit in such$is a M sad ,i'ffl3 end
ing. He Z was riding i on 4 an ! empty
coke g0ndola and leaned out from it MS
the. train passed telegraph pole which
stands close to the track. The result
was he received a fearful by his
head coming in contact with the pole.
He!iwas knocked I back / into the Il car
with terrible force and those s;of the
train crew who saw the accident and
fastened to- his aid, expected to- find
him with his brains knocked out. b They
found II him lin Y. an unconscious
condition with S the I'll side x ofgf his
face and head that had come in contact
with the pole afrightfullyz bruised and
bloody.5sr The 4 train 5was stopped and
Buchanan removed $toSS the Hospital,
where he was given medical attention:
Strange to relate his skull was not frac-
tured nor amy Of theS bones in his face
broken. While he was being attended
hejrecovered consciousness; 3 The dan
ser to be feared now is conclusion Of the
brain. II Il i!;s &c MSS;
9 Buchanan is single man, aged about
%, and lives near the engine house OF
the road at the foot offFifth street. He
has been running on! the road for some
time and knew Of the dangerous prox.
unity, to. the track Of that particular tele.
graph z pole.SSs It&is supposed The Imust
have forgotten about it or supposed that
the train had passed itg5 His condition
is.asserioIs one,S3 but hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. t:g3 f,
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Dlidwintcri Excursion to Washington City.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces n Popular Excursion to
the National Capital on Thursday, Janu-
airy 80. Al.
ssNo better time could be chosen for a
visit to the Capital. Congress will be
in session and gthe Galleries of /. both
Houses. as well as all other public build
ings, will be open to visitors. II
II The; ticket will be good ten days, al.
lowing ample! time for visiting Alexan-
dria, Mt Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort 5and Points of interest within
easy reach Of L Washington. We give
below a list OF stations showing rates OF
fare and time of trains.
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E54 BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are the best on
earth, for you always get your moneys
worth. & III all ,grocers. ,; "