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NOTICE To ~srOrk


NOTICE TO STOCK He,LDERS-THE AN
County Investment Compare Will be held at the
office of the company on Friday, Decem Der 30,
1892. al 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for The purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and transacting any
other business that may properly come before
them. STEWART f SMITH, President
JOHN A. WHALLEy, Secretary.
Date first publication December l6, 1892.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders of the First National Bank of Seattle
Tuesday. January 10. 1893, at 9 O'Clock p. m, for
the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing
year and transact!ng any other business that may
property come before them
Decembe 10. 1892. L. TURNER, Cashier.
AN T. MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Washington National
Bank, of Seattle. for the election of directors and
the transact on of any other business which NAV
properly be brought before ii. will be held at its
ao'clocs r. m. Nj. F, BACkUs, Cashier.
Dated December 10, 1892.
NoTICE-THE ANNUAL OF
N the stockholders of the Puge. Sound National
Bank of seattle. for the election OF directors and
the transaction of such oshsr business as may
come before IL, will be held II their I flee on Tues
day, January 10, 1898, at g o'clock =. m.
J. fURTH, Cashier.
Seattle. December 10, 1852.
GToCKUOLDERS' MEH=TING-THE RFuU-
- lar annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Boston National Bank OF eaattie viii be held at
It's banking house on Tuesday, January 10. 1898,
at B 80 n. m. for the choice Of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as may prop
eriy come before the meeting.
A. NJ. BRooKEs, Cashier.
Dated Seattle, December ID, 1892.
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WATER-SEATTLE TUBULAR WELL g
w experienced wei drillers. IA Oak street
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CLAIKVOEASTS.

NJ RS. MOORE, MEDIUM;
IA treatment for rheumatism, etc; circles Tues
day and saturday evenings Room As Epier block
MARVIN WHO PRE-
~ escted the Seattle fire 3srnnswick hotel.
NINE. LA WEE. CI5AIRvoYANr AND
W trance medium, tells zpasL, present and fu-
tnre satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. South
vest corner sixth ami NRdison
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ID YEISG AND CL kfNING.

LEINEN o.
Gan FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. $50 SEC
- ond street.
" ANDERSON. DYER AND of
w .ladies' and gents clothing. Fifth and James.
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, DISCiSG ACADEMY.

DRoF. LofP'S sEEECf DANCING LAssES
l. convene al the Arlington hotel hall Friday and
Monday evenings and saturday after moons, refer
elcss regalEed IfoaG al pupils.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM
Crisp Snap Headquarters.
ia CHERRY STREEY.
Grnurd ETna~c

Advertisements under ths heads OF Lost, Found
For Sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted viii -
inserted at the rate of 1 cent a word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received for less than 20 cents.
business Office OF the PosTfN-
TfLLfaEscgR IS open until Il p. M Classtrea
advertisements will be received up 10 this time
Advertisements will be received st hsasch of6cse
of the Posr-IsTELEIaEScER at:
eareuons. A gent
foft townsend. French q Springer
The following letters await. advertisers n this
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PRODUCE
At the pd
four hou
cihe,eD 4
GREAT No
IS tons,A
tons: Prd
pany's DO
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NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL
~ be received until II O'Clock, noon. on the
twenty-second day of December. 1892. at the office
of the superintendent at Gilman. Wash. where
plans and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen, for the con-
struction Of two rock tunnels. eight hundred feet
long, from the foot Of the slope at the eight hun
dred foot ieve! at the Gilman mines The right re-
served TO reject any or all bids.
SEATTLE COAL AND IkON COMPANY.
December 10, 1892.
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oSr-a ROUND LoCKET WITH Ola
Il moad In center AiihsraI reward will be maid
for return To rooms II and II Squire Latlme h!5x.
t>T-N GkNfEkMANfS SILL
L. SeF watch. ~ilh fob chain aud silver Cross az
Madison or Twelfth streets Call a. grocery store
corner lAsTo: ana Albert streets. LiueFal reward
p>f-EbS TERRIER DOG Il WEEKS
IL cd. cosor. white. with oIAck and ysiiaw sxs.,s
on head Liberal reward II returned TO 1905 SEN
a a street.
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lT4NTRU-REAE ESTATE

WANTED-To RrY OF RESE = To -
Poem honse in good locality. Address ". Il
80 SsEs Post Intelligence.
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FOK Us ES.
FOR II ROOM HAED FINISHED
4 house. Thirteenth and Jackson; three car lines
convenient: viii isase 70 August 1. 1898, for 500.
or rent per month at low rate. {. NJ Anderson. 303
Butter block
LoR RENT-FISE iuEooM HOUSE: Pan
i tally furnished If desired: large grounds: 10
minutes ride from down town: cheap. Woo,iey &
Alverson. Z and 8 squire Latsmer building.
Tor E~ESr-FLATS. s. PER F.
i room. including bath and water, 1925 Seventh
L.oR REST-MoDERS ROO HOUSE; HOT
L and cold water. Corner Ninth ana King.
L'oR RENI-H0uSES. APPLY TO LowMAN
Il & Peiiy. 21S Pioneer building, Front and
James
I,OR PENTHOUSE: 8 ooM SIS IN
L Prospect avenue and Lombard street. Daniel
keiieher. 026 Bailey building.
E'oR ~RENT-sROoM HOUSES: ALL CONvE-
l. niencss- John NJ Tenney, 800 Burke building.
ItoR ~REST-a-ROoM HOUSE ALL MODERN
Il improvements; $40 Columbia street Inquire
81 Cherry street ~
Tor BROOM HOUSE ON SEW
l. enth street, near car line. \. Chiiberg & Co,
room 81 Hfackley block.
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Af. ]. e 70
81. ga~t. contractors; pi.e driving. BRIDE eutiIs-
Tag cite estimates furnished ifaaIauarsrs
...5 Ih4rd street, Seattle, WAa
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''""aHJ''NH q Ns h'IHits
The Democratic editors Of the TWEEN.
ty.iourth district should have a confer
GnCG and agree on what shalt DO said on
til" Tree wool question. This Gems i'm
pcra,lv1ly necessary to make any sort
of n fight iOr SUCCESS. They cannot OK
pcCl 10 achieve n Dem Ucratic victory so
long Us their uttcrllrcs aro 80 much nj
variance. Here in Washington COUNTY
the old RdTcm was for years the cham.
pion OF tho wool tariff, but has recently
been as silent M the grave Oh TINT aub-
lect. Tho Democrat, with loss dis
c%rction, advances the foolish argu.
meat that tho tariff on wool is no
benefit to the grower, because prices
have declined. A tow years ago tho
Democratic cry was, The tariff is a
tax II this be true then the AIcKin.
ley bill, which puts aduty Of, We believe,
twelve cents per pound OH wool, bcnits
tho growers just twalvc cents on eacI,
pound. Washington county clip being
over 10000 00 pounds our farmers are
accordingly benefited to tho extent Of
nearly 4 quarter OF II million dollars by
tho Mckinley wool schedule. Take Il
quarter CT amillion dollars out OF circl.
lation annually in Washington county
and every branch OF trade would feel
;he d~eliterous effects Of il. The Demo.
crW must 10 mistaken. therefore, when
1t nrgues that tho Tariff is OF no benefit
to the wool grower and to tho pcoplo Of
tho country generally. Here comrs the
unIontown Grnins Of Libsrty, printed in
a county which has few sheep, and MI.
nits that tho tarif is II benefit, but
that the wool growers arc selfish and
mean TO aHt for i,q maintenance. II is
also m organ OF this self made Dcmo.
cratic party which hns claimcd to be
tho friend OF tho farmers aud has ne
cuscd tho Republicans Of favnrinv
mUnopoligts and corporations. Yet tho
Democratic party when ii lie given IN
Overwhelming minority in tho house
Of representatives, singles ont the wool
growing Industry us itH first point OF at
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WEST VIRGINIA ABROAD.
Col. W. p Tiiompson's sueoes,fui Mnn.
ngcmrnt OF tho National Lead Com.

Col. W. r.. Thomp.on's sucoes,fui Man.
ngcmrnt OF tho National Lead Com.
pnny. N|
Hall Sreti Mruid.
The fact that the National lead Com.
pany has Just declared tho second quar-.
lcrly dividend Of II per cent. Is not In
itself notable, but II nevertheless calls
FOR comment in that II affords indis.
pntable proof Of tho prosperity Of the
company, and conclusivcly shows TINT
tho plans OF the reorganization have
been fully carried out, and that all tho
promises made ut tho ,imo Of that 70.
Organization have boon faithfully OBJ.
served. When tho reorganization was
first proposed it Is within tho bounds
o.! Truth to say that tho public we're not
a little skcptical as to tho future OF the
property, and in view OF the experience
Of the trust, this skcpticism was, 10 q
certain extent, j%ustifable and natural.
As time wore on, however, and tho ablo
president OF tho company faithfully i'd
lIered to tho plans no had marked out,
and quietly consummatcd his design,
public confidence gradually returned,
and tho support the new company
needed, and for which 1t was working,
was gradually extended, and, as u result,
tho reorganization was completed and
tho company entered upon that degree
OF prosperity which 1t has ever since
enjoyed. and which has made tho do
claralion and payment Of dividends pos
siblc. The company is o one OF tho
most successful Of our industrial cor
porations, and its certificates constitute
ono OF the most desirable Investments
before the public. For this gratifying
cd President Thompson, whose skill
md ability brought about this crafty
ing transformation. We, congratulate
the company upon tho bright prospect
before it. and all interested in the cor
poration upon their good fortune in
having the affairs Of tho presidency in
hands at once so able and competent.
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BREwsTRR's REToRr.
Avery Dramatic Incident Ia a Court nonm
}t1AEJUf nj I~hliadeinhi, III

I HH.L-N .I'I-H N'.#aE
Ten or twelve years ago I witnessed
tho most dramatic situation Of my life
In a Philadelphia court ROOM" said
Henry J. Erskinc, OF tho Quaker City.
II occurred during the trial-of an i'm.
portant suit involving certain franchise
tights Of tho Pennsylvania railroad In
Philadelphia. benjamin Brewster, at.
terwatds attorney general OF the United
States, was then tho c%hicfcounsel OF tho
iennsylyania' company. Brewster, you
know, was n frightiully ugly man on &C.
count Of a terrible disagreement OF his
lace from burns, but intellectually he was
a giant, and In department u Chester.
Held. So great was tho admiration for
the mans powerful mental parts that
one soon forgot his ugliness. lie was
extremely sensitive Of his facial mfsfor.
tune. but never referred to It himself,
nor did my Of his thousands OF friends
over ask him its cause. THE trial to
which l refer was n bitterly contested
ALTAR, and Brewster at oyery point got
30 much the best Of the opposing u
sci that by tho time arguments coin.
menced his leading adversary was in a
white heat In denouncing tho rail-
road company this lawyer, with his
voice tremulous with anger, exclaimed:
This grasping corporation is US dark,
devious anu scarcified in Its methods as
Is the face Of its chief attorney and
honchman, Benjamin Brewster |"
"lhis violent outburst Of rage and
cruel invectiye was followed by n
brcatless stiffness In tho crowded court
room that was painful. Hundreds Of
pitying eyes were riyGted on the poor,
SCARED lace OF Brewster, expecting 10
see him spring from his chair and
catch his hearlless adversary by the
throat. Never before had any one 70.
ferred to Mr.. Brewster's misfortune in
such a way, or ever in any terms, in
his presence.
Instead Of springing at tho man, as
the audience expected, Mr.. Brewster
slowly arose and spoke something like
this to the court: Your Honor, In all
my career rs a, lawyer ! have never
dealt in personalities. nor did l ever be.
foro feel called upon to explain the
cause Of my physical misfortune; but |
will do so now. When a boy-and my
mother, God bless her, said l was a
pretty boy-when a little boy, while
playing around an open fire one day
with a little sister. Just beginning to
toddle, she fell into the roaring flames.
| rushed to her rescue, pulled her out
beiort she was seriously hurt, and fell
into the fire myself. When they took
me out OF the Goals my face was as black
as that mans heart
Tho last sentence wal spoken in a
voice whose rage was that OF a lion. 1t
had m electrical effect, and the ap-
plause that greeted it was superb, but
in AZ instant turned to the most con-
temptuous Misses, directed at tho law
yer who had 40 cruelty wronged the
great and lovablc Brewster. That law
yer's practice in Philadelphia after
ward dwindled to such insignificance
that he had to leave tho city for u new
field.-&. Louis Globe Democrat.
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18H4...1HSS.


~ sSlA
chtnrco intr otan
The men who arc to compose tho cor.
y%cntlon Of 1892 should be thoughtful in
advance. Lot them begin by consider.
ing the report from ''thO ballot boxes OF
the republic In the quic. days Of Hovcln.
Dor" 1884 md 1883. In tho report Of
1884 was told tho defeat OF Mr.. Blaine.
In that OF 1888 tho triumphant election,
OF Mr.. Harrison was announced. The
la,tcr had not only carried every state
that Mr.. Blaine had carried In 1884, but
In addition 10 that had carried tho states
Of New York and Indiana. Tho two
last mentioned states no carried by
pluralities arGreguting 1916, while MIR.
Blaine had lost them by p~luralities ag.
gregating 1859. making . difference In
those two states alone in iavor Of liarri.
son OF 2i,32i. But this is not al: nearly
Nil tho so.called "Blaine states" were
carried by Harrison by increased plu-
r%alities. Tho following will mako this
mini. m
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No external remedy ever yet devised
has so fully and unauestionably met
these three prime conditions US success
fully as ALLcocH's PoRors PLAsrEns.
They arc safe because they contain dele
FERROUS drugs and are manufactured
upon scientific principles Of medicine.
They are sure because nothing goes into
them except Ingredients which are ex-
actly adapted to the purposes for which
n plaster is required. They are speedy
in their action because their medicinal
qualities 60 right to their work OF re-
lieving pain and restoring the natural
and healthy performance OF the func.
tions OF muscles, nerves and skin. Do
not be deceived by Misrepresentation.
Ask f~orsALLcocE's, and let no solicita-
ton or explanation induce you to accep.
n substitute.
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; it ia pleasant
and refrcshing to tho tasto, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. clcanscs tho sys.
tenn cfsctually, lispela colds, head.
aches and fevers and curen habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and. &C.
ceptab!o to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly Beneficial IN It's
etiacts, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salo in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
lnay not have it on hand will pro.
euro it promptly for any ono who
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
Eubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAn FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE ~. &siY YoRG &k;
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LONDON. May 3o.-The Marx Lane Erre,., in
Us weekly review OF tho British grain trade. says:
English whcaS Rrc 6d lower. Sales ME modcr.
ate az the decline. The stocks OF whca, and
-four In Great Britain are computed n, =, 700JON
quarters. The American supply is estimated NJ
amounted 10 l.I5l 900 quarters OF English wheat
and flour aud a,2S7.c1 quarters Of American.
The difference between this year aud last Is tho
root o! the present weakness, The prices Of for.
c!rn wheat have also dropped Cd. California IS
readily taken at Sos. Corn Is firm.
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is one which is guaranteed TO bring
YOU satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure II return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can bny from our Adj
vcrtiscd Druggist "A bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. II is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Vi Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group. etc,
ctc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly snfc, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free ut
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. l
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4 Alnn.

There is occasionally n man whose
word is as good as his bond, and whose
bond is rs good AZ gold. Such Il ono. is
W. L. Nccdhnm, n prominent citizen
and business man OF Orrsburg, Mo. Mr..
Nccdham has bGen selling Chuabcr-
lain's Cough Remedy for several years
and recommends it to his customers be-
cnuac in his experience it has proven to
be the best for colds, croup and whoop-
ing cough. lie says it is tho most pop
ular medicine that no handles, and
gives the best satisfaction OF any. 80
cent. bottles for salo by druggists.
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CHICAGO. H.. Siay O.-Catlc, receipts 1000
port steers lOc lower. others steady. Hogs, rc.
cc.pts %,NOO head: shipments l0,OO head; mar.
iet active and steady; rough md common 81 %
~ 90; mixed and packers 81 SCAT 30: prime
s. Goat Il. Sheep. receipts 200 head: sbIn.
ineiits ZOO bend: MI sold NJ steady prices coin.
pared with Friday or Saturday OF Inst week.
EAST LinrRrT. Pa. May :n.-Cattic. recent,
l.5sl head: shipments CD head; market slow;
best gmdes Of light cattle unchanged. ali
others a shade off from last weeks prices,
Hogs. receipts $500 head; shipments lcO head
market active; all grades 81 qNc5 u Sheep. &c.
celpts $50 heni: shipments 400 head;
I.nrket slow and lhc of from last wcnk,s nrirtS.
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A SHARP n
Causes u DISASTROUS Wrocls-One Killed
and Fifteen Injured.

nun EIitcon inJurOu.
CHICAGO, May S0.-Tho St. Louis ex-
press on tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa
10 road last night was derailcd by the
locomotive striking several head OF
stock on n cattle guard Just south OF
Lamont, III. Tho engine was thrown
to n side in the ditch, the baggage
car to the other side and. the smoker
and express car piled on top OF them.
Ono person, the engineer, was killed
and fourteen or fifteen Injured.
The names Of the killed and injured
re:
Killed-Engineer W. A. Isabel.
lnjured-Chase Elder, right side
bruised; Mrs. Chase Elder, his wife. lace
cut; Charles II. Tanning, head bruised;
J.: ]. Allen. right leg injured; Mary
Fitzpatrick, injured about the hips and
internally; Bella Freely, back injured
Mrs. Maria Bissell, head and back in
iured. The above are all Chicago par.
ties. Mrs. R. Eningly, of st. Louis, cut
about the lace and head; c. S. Duke,
Peoria, LETT arm cut and badly bruised /;
OF these, Mrs. Bisscll was the moss SO.
riously injured, and is likely to die.
Tho Santa Fo officials claim that the
train was not running at an excessively
high rate. of speed, and the direct cause
OF the mishap was 4 sharp curve, which
rendered it impossible to see the OBJ
struction till too late to bring the train
to n stand.
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RAILROADS
WHEELING &ELM GROYERAIINOID.

On nrd after Wednesday,. Junn /, iSJn, trains
Will run NJ follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELING. -C6:m d. III, 1:O0n. NJ, s0l
nj 300 a. m, 1000 n H.. ll:W n H., "i2:O1 m,
11U p. H.. 2n H.. 800 p m. 100 n Ill.,, 900 n
NJ, G:W p M, 700 p IN. 500 y IN Y:ag D.. NJ,
1910 n IN.
LEAVE FiM q rnvr.-s6:Dh IN. 1907 NJ: so
n. H., On H.. l0:0OA M. ll:W n. H.. 1900 IN,
100 r. H.. 900 p NJ. 300 D. M. 400 n H., sol
r. ti..G: 10 p. m". 100 p. III. 500 p IN, 80 pm.
i0.10r r. M.
'bnily, except Sunday.
srSDAf.-Ghmrch trains leave Elm Grove n.
f:iSn a. and Wheeling at i2:i7 n. nj.
II. 4. WEiSGERnEl,
My.f General NNlnrcr
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tack on tho tariff. It Is no wonder
therefore that the party organs in this
great wool growing section are in
panic and are tloundcring around in a
vain effort to lay hold OF some nrgu.
mont to paciiy tho wool growers. They
should get together, However, and agree.
on what 10 say. ~
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4 COWAitDLY POLICY.

Tho "IscEistcr" Advises Wet Virginia
Cou:rrs'non to Straddlo tho Silver
l..uo.
Hholing Register.
: We bsiicvo he West Virginia delegation
viii do thclr party n great service and
Themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
postpono tho confederation of the bill Mt
ihis time. huch n vote would not commit
them for or nsninst FREQ coinage. 1t would
siin ply put thsIn OH record of placing Tho
question on tho sholf for tho present, and
~hers 1t bclonSs until moro vita, and I'M
p0rtnnt legislation 10 considered.
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Constipation is caused by loss OF
the pcristalic action OF the bowels.
Hoods Pills restore this action and in
y~ivointr tic liver. Il
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PARIS, May SO.-A boiler explosion in
Darblay's steam mills at Corbeil, de-
partment oil Seine CT Disc, exploded TO-
day with terrific violence, completely
DESTROYING the mills. Four en- ployes
were killed and thirty were injured.
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BROWN IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility./

Tho best Salvo in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun,
Foyer Sores, Iotter, Chopped IInnds,,
Chilblains, Corna md all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price % cents u hos. For eNlO by Logan
Drug Co.
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LONDON, May 50.-Baron Ilirsch, the
weIl-known philunthronist, is suffering
from an attack OF influenza and con-
gestion oil the lungs. Ills condition is
snrioua
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Wheeling Bridge 6 Tormlnul Rail way

Time Table In object Fob, /, 1872. Eastern
Tor Wheeling TImc.)
Leave Wheeling 10: i6,t7:aN, 1850. to:IS. olO:sl
"ll:@Oh M; "l?:3J. Si:5n.'2:pl, SJ:2j, %i:JO, Sisp
"t:I), i6:ii, e7:;D, $3.50. t9:SD, tiO: Is n. IN.
Leave Martins ~furry-t6TS. $500. ISIS, 10000.
81 aOn. M; Sl!;l0. 100. $500. t?:2i, SS; 10, MOI,
Fb;io, l1:bs, "7:l0, $500, 1900. tlO:oO p III.
iDnily, except Sunday. oDally.
N, ". EAYliA General Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-31

Tho Cumberland Presbyterian church
has decided that IN may become
ruling elders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-31
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