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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY vi tue OF deed Of trust made by william
v. Chesser 10 me a. trustee, deted April !, la9l
recotd ed In the nee OF the Clerk OF the county
Court OF ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed OF
Trust EoDk No. 81, at p go 70, VIII s.il at
public auction. at the nor,h front door OF the
Court House otsuid county, on
SATURDAY, THE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1892,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, the following
certain parcel Of real estQe situated on the
waters OF Little Wheeling Geek, In the county
OF Ohio and State OF Wesl Virginia, and adioin-
ing lands formerly owned by William Neal,
John Brotherton and Others. aud bounded and
described aS follows: Beginning at a stone and
running with Brothorton's line Ten chains and
five links TO stone In the same; thence with
Berry's ltue Ave chains TO stone; thence WIN
Berrys line eight chains tosR wild cherry Tree,
corner 10 lands formerly owned by William
Neal; thence with Meals line sir aud one.halt
chains and thirteen links to the place OF be
ginning. containing one acre, mort or les, on
which there is a dwelling and good variety Of
fruit trees, and vines This sale will be made
subject TO tho inchoate right OF dowero Of Joanna
Caldwell tho wife OF Hiram Caldwell, "a
former ownOr OF said land) with such rights
in regard to said dover In case she survive
her said husband, as are provided In Sec
tlon IL Of Chapter 65 OF the Code oil west VIZ
ginin .,,
more Of the purchase money as the purchaser
elects 10 pay in cash on tho day oil sale, inc re-
m0inder In two equal inStallments, pagan 70
ono in six aud the other in twelve months from
the day OF saleTwith interest thereon from tho
day OF sale, said deferred installmenls 70 Dc
evidenced BY promissory notes, With good per:
Sonal security or secured by the retention OF
tho title until sS5d nGtss fF sgs skdfN Trusee
" n HAItPR AuctiOneer Be23-F
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RREAKFAsT BUDGET.

Perhaps the biggesthorse in the world
Is the white Horse" Of Berkshire. 1t
is q figure 40 yardslong, cut in the side
OF a hill. A long way of it looks as
though drawn in chalk lines, but the
outlines are really deep bitches in the
soil, kept clean and free from grass by
the people, who take great pride in it.
The bitches are six yards wide and two
feet deep. The eyeof the horse is four
feet across and the ear is fifteen yards
long. 1t can be seen sixteen miles.
When the time comes to clear out the
bitches the people make kind OF pic
mic OF it and play all sorts Of rustic
games. Who made the "White Horse"
or what for, is not known. 1t is very
old.
The loftiest point so far as yet known
to have been attained by mountain
climber is $500 feet, which was accom-
plished few years ago by Mr.. Ora
ham in the Himalayas. He states that,
in spite oil the great attitude, he did not
find any difficulty in breathing, nor did
he experience nausea, bleeding at the
nose or temporary loss OF sight or hear
ing. The motion OF his heart was, how
ever, perceptibly affected, as its beating
became audible and its rate was decid-
eddy increased.
Succi, the faster, who has been wind
gorging at Naples, asked the govern
ment to let him sell his secret Sustain
ing draught," but as an analysis showed
it to contain certain poisonous sub
stances iopium, It is aaid) the mixture,
under the law, can be sold only by quail
fled druggists.
The Dismal swamp in Virginia, one
OF the largest of the swampy tracts in
America, ia one Of the most promising
areas for reclamation. Itoontains fully
1900 square miles, and is at present OF
little value, except for supply OF tim
Der.
May White, the young school teacher
at Stockbridge, Mich, who has been
asleep for year, is waking up. She is
very weak and has wasted away from
14S to fifty.eight pounds. Her mind is
almost a blank.
Crematory experts say that it is i'm
possible to cremate a set Of false teeth.
Four thousand degrees OF heat have
been turned onto the artificial grinders
without affecting them in the least.
Queen Margaret College, the only In
stiIution in Scotland for the university
education OF women, is to become the
Glasgow university's department for
women.
A school OF whales, estimated to be
four or FIVE hundred in number. were
seen sporting their huge bodies just out
side the surf on Long Beach, WASH,
Friday.
Any bicyclist travelling into France
will have to pay the regular duty OF
fifteen or twenty dollars on his machine,
according to weight.
The lower part OF the Hudson river
is Swallowing because of brick dust and
broken bricks thrown from canal boats.
Maine lays claim to a Chinese citizen.
His name is Wah Ngock Lee, who mar.
ried Maine school teacher some time
ago.
Three boy burglars, aged seven, twelve
and thirteen years, we're arrested in Jer-
sey City on Thursday
The heat was greater and less easily
endurable in Paris this summer than
for years previous.
An ouray (Col.l clergyman on q late
Sunday too for his text THE Great
Prize Fight"
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VIVA, Tbov mia In WbeeIInp,

Will the Register kindly say why ape-
cial deputy marshals under President
Cleveland were used in Wheeling in
the election OF 1888? 1t had never been
done before IN the history of the state.
No reputable man was willing then to
assume responsibility for the outrage
on the people OF Ohio county and of
West Virginia.
Some views on this subject in connec-
ton with false assertions concerning
the so-Callsd 'fOrce" bill would come
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E. 3. PoTTs, BIC STORE
GREAT EXCITEMENT,

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowd,
E.B. Potts's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
FUN Blast---BarGains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less...A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
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The death Of Mr. Philpot was as re-
markable as it was sudden. Mr. Phil
pot was an energetic man and capable
architect who has left his impress on
the public buildings Of the state.
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A British Wow of tho American Tarlfi

shdleld Daily Telegraph
''rho promoters of the Mckinley tariff
meant It to push forward the policy of
America for thu Americans. One method
ofroaiizinE 1t was to keep all work within
their own domlnions. The country was to
be made solf-supplyinE what could be
produced at home was not to DO bought
abroad. That was tho keynote of the Nc
Kinlsy scheme, and 1t Is working out the
idea Of its ealEners with tho precision and
ofioctivonosS of n maehins."
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REPUBLIoAN victory in the coming
election would retArd for n long time the
proETsss Of the sound commercial doc
trinos that underlis the commercial great
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
RritISh nSoopdaney. London Era,ia0 Esss.
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to relieve her distress, we'll knowing
what Hamburg did. Here is text for
a book Of sermons.
See Whore They stand.

R,npNiean Platform, Democratic Platform
We believe that all We declare 1t 70 be
| articles which can otiundamentAl principle
be produced In tho Uni. OF the Democratic party
ted states, except luxu. that the federal govern.
ries should be admitted mcnt has no conStitu-
| free Of duty, and thattlonal power 70 impose
| on ali imports comlngand collect tariff duties,
| into competition withleGcept for purposes OF
| the products OF Ameri. revenue only.
| can labor there should
| be levied duties equal
TO the difference be.
tween wages abroad and
at home.
The Democratic declaration that a
protective duty is unconstitutional is
now the Democratic theory. 1t is emt
phasized by the recent acts Of the DEM
ocratic house Of representatives. The
Democratic house passed,
April 4, 1852. bill to place wool on
the free list and to reduce the duties on
wooden goods so that the foreign manu-
facturer might get fresh grip on the
American market;
April 8, 1892, a bill TO admit free Of
duty, cotton baaging, machinery for
manufacturing bagging, cotton ties, and
cotton gins, in the supposed interest of
the cotton planter and for the great adj
vantage of the foreign manufacturer;
May 2, 1892, bill to place binding
Irvine on the free list, by which it was
hoped to tickle the western farmer;
July 8, 1892, bill to reduce the tin
plate duty to one cent a pound, so as to
make it impossible to establish the in
dustry in this country, the one cent
duty being purely for revenue.
The Republican declaration means
protection to American industries
against all the world. 1t is emphasized
by the Mckinley act, which dis doing
it's own talking" If the Mckinley bill
is not perfect measure of protection
the Republican party stands ready to
remedy any defect that may appear,
and when the Republican party touches
the present tariff laws it will touch
them with friendly hand, always in
the interest OF American industries.
Republicans are not lodging their
tariff plank. They are proud of it and
proud of their party's record on the
question. In some localities, as in West
Virginia, the free traders are talking up
the plank their convention refused to
adopt and trying to make the people
believe that their party is for some sort
OF protection.
Parties are to be judged by what they
say and by what theydo. Every foreign
manufacturer is delighted with what
the Democratic party says and does on
the tariff question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

DELEGATE JAMES. B. fancy, general
manager Of the Register, voted for the
free trade plank adopted by the Demo
cratic national convention, His news
paper does not publish that plank. Is
the Register ashamed of it or afraid of 1t?
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Doing Ysoman soryioe.

uItTFVIHo FWITyHIutT'
Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson is doing yso-
man service for the Republican ticket
in this neck O. the woods. His speech
last Saturday was pronounced by many
the very soundest and most logical ever
delivered here. 1t was an eye-opener in
every sense Of the word, and stubborn
indeed must be the Democrat who heard
him and was not thoroughly converted.
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SENATOR HILL can't say much about
the man who heads the Democratic
ticket, but he will do his best to
bolster up principles which he does
NOT endorse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
A Second Review of tho Grand Army.
pprr uApTR


A Second Rsview of tho Grand Army.
BRET HARrE.
read last night Of the Grand Review
In Washington's chiefest avenue
Two Hundred Thousand men In blue.
think they said was the number.-
Till I seemed to hear their trampling feet,
The bugle blast and the drums quick beat,
The clatter Of hoofs In the stonystreet,
The cheers OF people who came to greet,
And the thousand details that TO repeat
Would only my verse encumber,-
TIL fell In revery, sad and sweet,
And then 10 fittul slumber.
When, loi in vision seemed to stand
In the lonely Capitol. On each hand
Far stretched the portico; fun and grand
Its columns ranged, like martial band
OF sheeted specters whom some command
Had called to a last reviewing,
Aud the streets OF the city were white and Dare
No football echoed across the square;
But out of the misty midnight air
heard In the distance trumpet blare.
And the wandering night winds seemed 70 oeai
The sound Of q far tattooing.
Then Ibeld my breath with fear and dread;
For into the square with brazen tread,
There rode figure whose stately head
Overlooked the review that morning.
That never bowed from its hrm.set seat
When the living column passed It's ieet
Yet now rode steadily up the street
To the phantom bugle's warning:
TIL 1t reached the Capitol square and wheeled
And there In the moonlight stood revealed
A well known form that In state aud field
Hnd led our patriot Nres:
Whose face was turned to the sleeping camp,
Aiar through the rivers fog and damp,
That showed no flicker, nor waning lamp
Nor wasted bivouac fires.
And saw phantom army come,
with never a sound Of fife or drum,
But keeping time 10 O throbbing hum
OF wRiling and lRmentatton:
The martyred heroes OF Malvern Hill
OF Gettysburg aud Charlottesville,
The men whose wasted figures NIL in'
The patriot graves OF the nation.
And there came the nameless dead, 1.-THE men
Who persisted In fever swamp and fen,
The slowly starved OF the prison pen.
And marching beside the others,
Came the dusky martyrs Of Pillows fight,
With limbs enirauchised and bearing bright;
thought perhaps twas the pale moonlight
They looked as white Rs their brothersl
And so all night marched the nations dead,
With never banner above them spread,
Nor badge, nor motto brandished:
No mark-saye the bare uncovered head
OF the silent bronze Reviewer;
With mover an arch save the vaulted sky;
With never flower save those that lie
On the distant graveS-for love could buy
No gift that was purcr or truer.
So all night long swept the strange array;
So all night long till the morning gray,
watchedfor one who had passed away,
With iervent awe and WONDER
Till blue cap waved in the lengthcning line,
And knew that one was a kin OF mine
Had come and Ispake-and lol that sign
Awakened me from my slumber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

DEMOCRATIC speakers and newspapers
are outdoing themselves this year mis-
representing Republican utterances.
The word seems to have gone out to all
the state papers to make Republican
speakers say what they do not say. The
Register is doing the same thing in
Wheeling. Those who read the Register
and the ISTELLraESoER do not need to
be reminded how that newspaper mis-
represents this. 1t is a tough cause
that requires this kind of service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

THE listing Of every voter by the County
Assessor is required by the new election
law, not for the purpose of Taxation, but to
have omitted you. Find out IL he has.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

IN 1890 1t was a conflict of predictions
now our advorsarloS must face trade stat
istios and prices eurronL-PrtHdsR Harrison,
Juasa, 1891
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HAMBURG sent New York cholera,
knowing we'll what she was doing.
New York Is sending Hamburg money
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THE Sunday morning train on the
Ohio River road will hereafter leave at
eight o'clock, city time, instead Of
aavan o,clonk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

September II, has a grievance. See
what it is:
ANARCHY IN TIE FOREFRONT.
The central and foremost of the concrete de-
mands Of Anarchism has lately bounded into
unexpected prominence. The issue between
free money and money monopoly has all at once
sprang TO a height where II fairly divides the
honors with the tariff problem In struggle Tor
pre.emInence Is the vital question OF the hour
By one OF those unlooked.ior turns With which
politics sometimes surprises US, and which sud.
denly confront US as result OF We know not
what hidden cAuSeS the Democratic platform was
launched from the Chicago convention upon the
country with TWO lines Embedded In Its very
heart which lay the party open TO the accusation
of ueft of AndFchiStic hunderl Here they are, in
all their seeming innocence:
"WE RECOMMEND THAT THE PRoHIBIToRY TEN
PER CENT TAX ON STATE BANK ISSUES BE RE-
PEALED."
Simple, straightforward, unequlvocal Anarch-
ISM An admission by party casting six mil
lion votes that the Anarchists are justified IN
'party's platform that the irSt great Anarchistic
step, from which all the rest OF Anarchisn 10
bound TO follow. ought to be Immediately taken!
How under heaven 1t ever got there Is Que Of
tho mysteries. All that the world knows Is that
the platform came from the committee with this
plank In II and went through without word.
The convention builded better than Il knew, but
some one In the committee or behind 1t surely
knew more than he ever gave away.
If due credit had been given to the
Anarchists their organ would have
made polite bow and said nothing
about the theft Of Anarchist thunder"
accenting the charge in italic letters.
This Democratic "yaller-doG" money
plank seems to have been written as the
Register writes its "force" bill editorials
and by virtue of the sacred right Of APP
preparation.
Since the Anarchists are bent on de-
stroying everything it is perfectly log
ical for them to seek to destroy the cur
rency, the business, the wages of the
country. There is nothing in strange
this. The remarkable feature OF the
state bank note scheme is that it was
taken, and that without the politeness
Of due credit, from the so-called princi-
pies of the Reds.
Perhaps Mr.. Cleveland will bow his
Acknowledgements to the Anarchists
when he comes out with his letter. 1t
is understood that he has not aban-
doned the idea OF accepting the nomi-
nation.
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:, Mr.. hogisLof9-A EAtAih
urier, 4 Ediioridl Whte'fnJ Reg.
tster, Aug &c
IT?" "wHERZ ARE WE ATT"
IS Is Frederic Douglass is
te oiiAu ardent advocate Of
saws 1.-The Force bill. He says;
.hink ~ an inclined 70
yent.lthink that there will
thisleventuRlly come in this
ship. country q dictatorship,
2 do. lThere is a growing de.
gov. mand for q strong gov
Il belernInent that will DO
OF itsIable 10 protect all It's
poor. lcitiEens-rich and poor,
sck-IwhEte aud blRck-Rlfke. "
MS oil As u means Of bring.
licta. ling about u dictatorship
bllllthe Force bill has lis
,Ints. IstronG points. II Is the
lemelboidest scheme OF cen
capitalization ever brought
by aIforward by u political
thisIparty In this country
evenlit Is even holder than
nley- McKinleyism, It's com.
m inlpanion In paternallsm.
iend. Defending the Force
twolblll two years ago, the
YorklNew York Tribune, the
& Re- leading Republican
r, as. newspaper, asserted
lSurel that the measure hcar.
itselflrles within Itself the al.
lture surance OF future tariff
hun. bills by the hundred. y
BY the enactment OF
Mt oflthe Force bill the com.
com. binations OF specially
ilallylprotected and favored
'oredlinterests would be in
@ inlstrategIc position 70 de.
O de. Ifehd Fort Mckinley.
nley. With vast Federal cleo.
cleo. tons machinery oiled
oiledlby the fat fried from the
fromlrhlef benehCiaries OF
arIeslthe worse than war,
Warltarifi. the advocates oil
es ola strong, centralized
Observation-Disclosures effect
ELLA great change In Amer.
,e inlIcan Institutions "a
ons-Ichange that would be
d belnone tho less Q revolu.
yolu.Ition because done un.
un. der the forms OF law. II
v. ills time for the Ameri'
neri. can people TO pause.
,auseland, IN tho language OF
Ee oiIthe day, inquire:
Ire: Where are we att
it of plagiarism, illus
the Register has Of max
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shephordstown, Monday. Sept. %.
Charles Town, Tuesday, Sept q, p. m,
Harper'S Ferry. Tuesday, Sept a, p. m.
Romney, Wednesday, Sept 2S, p. m.
Mooreaeld, Thursday, Sept %. 2 p. m.
Wadestown. Saturday, Oct ], Up. m.
Raleigh c. H., ThurSday, Oct. 9, Up. m.
Hinton. Friday, Oct I.
RED Sulphur springs, Saturday, Oct 8, 2 p. m.
Rock Camp, Monday, Oct 70, p. m.
PeterstoWn, Tuesday. Oct II, Q p. m.
MeFcor and Mcdowell counties, Oct. u to Is.
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This little bit of plagiarism, illus
trating habit the Register has Of max
ing use OF other peoples brains to save
it's own. is interesting, and is as reckless
as are the assertions made in the stolen
editorial about the Force bill bugaboo.
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Gke GateLLlaentee.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKEL

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PREsrpESr.
BENJAMIN HARRIsoN
Of Indiana
ron VICE PEESIDESr
wHITELAw REID.
OF New York.
zone Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECTORS At LAR1E
A ". CAMPBELL,
Of Ohio County
ENocH CARVER
ofFayette County
purucr ELEcroRS
Fin, pi,trfet-J. s. McCAsKEY. NJ wet1el Co.
Eeond Dlsrtet-F.T RUNBARGER, of Grant Co
Third Dt,irtet-J. F. ROMAN. OF KanSwha Co.
Fourth Dutrtet-FRANR J. LEsAGE,ofc abell 90
FOR CONGRESS,
riyh ptstrta-R b DovENER, ofohIo Co.
teoond Distrtet-J N. w1sNER, Of Berkeley Co.
Tkhd Disrlct-E P RUCKER. OF Mercer Co.
Fourth Dtstrtct-c. T. CALDWELL, Of Wood Co.
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AouE SAAtSAAAB
Case of Steal.
Editorial BuSdlo Courier
Aug. q.
WHERE ARE WE ATT"
Frederic Douglass 1
IN ardent advocate o
the Force Bill. He says
~ am inclined to thinl
that there will event
uaily come In thi
country q dictatorship
There Is a growing de
mand for q strolig gov
ernment that will b,
able to project oil OF II
citiEens-rich aud poor
white aud black
alike" As a means o
bringing about a dicta
torship the Force bill
has its strong points
II Is the bOldest scheme
OF Capitalization eve
brought forward by {
political party In thi.
country. It Is ever
holder than Mckinley
ism, Its companion IL
paternAliSm. Defend
Ing the Force bill two
years Ggo, the New YorL
Tribune, the leading Re
publican newspaper, as
serted that the measure
carries within itselI
the assurance OF future
tariff bills by the hun
bred"
BY the enactment o.
the Force bill the com
binations OF specially
protected and favored
Interests would be In
strategic position to de
fend Fort Mckinley.
With vast Federal cleo
tons machinery, oileC
by the fat fried from
the chief benehciarie!
OF the worse than wal
tariff, the advocates o.
a strong, centralized
government could ef
feet a great change II
American Institutions
a change that would b.
none the less a revolu'
ton because done un
der the forms OF law. II
Is time for the Ameri,
can people TO pause
and, In the language o.
the day, inquire,
"Where are We at?"
This little bit {
trating a habit the
ing use OF other pc
itR own. iRinteresti
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oApr.B.p.DovENER's APPOINTMENT

GRANVILLE. Marshall Co, Saturday Up. m''
seq Sex n Martinuvillo, wotsol Co., Monday 2pm,'
se sIs.e M Tyler Co., Monday M Sept %
Mlddiebourne, Tyler Co., Tuesday p. m''
Ss Shirley, Tyler c., Tuesday p. m. Sept, a.
West Union, Dodridge Co, wednesday 2 p M
si saio ., Harrison Co, Wednesday 7 p. m,
sea %sliSee Harrison Co. Thursday pm, Sept o.
ShinnSton, Harrison Co, Thursday, pm, septG
Weston. LOWS Co., Friday p. M. Sept ~.
BurnSyille, Braxton Co.. Saturday ? D. m. Oct
sutton, Braxton Co. Saturday Up. m, Oct l,
FrametoWn, Braxton Co, Monday 10 a. M
Oct 8. .
0e eiennville aIlmcr Co.. Tuesday Up, m. Oct. 4
TannOrsvIlls, GilmeF Co, Wednesday p m''
og Tfo q eIlmer Co, Thursday lip. M, Oct G.
Santa Clara, Doddridge Co, Friday p. M
M New y Milton. Doddridgo Co., Friday Z p m,
oi Sssiryy Il Harrison Co, Saturday p M
Oct
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Whore They Got Their "Wild-cat"
Scheme.
Liberty is the name of an Anarchist
organ published in New York. Liberty,
September II, has grievance. See
what it is:
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Lnwisburg, Oct. 8, 2p.m.
Ronceyerte, Oct SIP. m.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 4, 2p. m.
Montgomery. Oct. B.
Charleston, Oct. O.
Winfield, Oct Z.
Pr Pleasant Oct, g.
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wheeling, Sept. %, Up. m.
Fairmont, Sept q, Up. m.
Morgantown, Sept. %, 2p m.
Grafton, Sept. q, I .. m.
KeySer, Sept. 2s7 Up. N.