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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-05
SUMMER SCHEDULE. as.
OF THE aIyss.s:,r
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE,
Until rurthor notice. will run their steamera rs
follows, twoathcr pormitting,l leaving South ST.
Wharf nj $50 O'clock y. m.
Steamer yANGrEK.
GAIT. ". ". MATTHEW'S.
Monday and Thursday for tords, Crlrnold,
Flnney's, OnGncOck. ChcscnnnossoX, Hunting
Greek ind Messonco. RETURNING-Iotvcs
MessnngO ON Wednesday aud Saturdays ut 4
H. M. Hunting Crock $50. Chescon.
ncssex ll.S0. Onancock 2.30 PM, Finnoy's 8.
Steamer POC0IOKE.
CAPT. HEwARD.
Tuesday and Friday for Crlsneld ,TaneiorI-Mnd
Flnnoy's, Onuncock, Shclltown, Pitts Wharf O. :
dar Hal !, Iehoboth. POwell's. Pochmoke City,
MaltOponi and Snow Hill. RETURNING
Mondays and Thursday. lonves Snew Hill G
II. M. PocDmoke Oily ., hehoboth .,
Cedar Hull $50, Pitts wharf 10, Onnncock
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. q. Fl. RAYNoR.
Wednesday and Sunday for Crlsield. HofrmIn's.
Evans Boggs'. .Buzzard Hill, Nandua, Con.
cord. Reads, Davis', Miles,, Shields and Rucs.
EETCRNlNG-loave Russ Tuesdays aid Fri
days $3.50, Shields 8, Miles, OILS. Davis ~,
Read's 1920. Concord i, Nandua 1886, DuzZnrd
Hi l2.45, Boggs7.a6. Evans'3. Honman's S.16
,-eAllSteamers leave Cr1sfield TOT BaIt1.
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received or I'll points
on tho y. Y, Phi'a. and Norfolk, Wiconlico and
Pocomoke r. r. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays aud Fridays
-onfJ.
Positively 10 freight received after 90 p, m.
and must DO prepaid to all points, except
on tho N. 7. Phllit. and Norfolk Railroad.
PR. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-05
Etearu Prom CLOG

The enormous amount OF heat hatftu-
ally wasted In cooling molten Stag has
incited on Australian 10 work out q
scheme tor generating steam by this
frcana The boiler or receptacle for the
rsater has running through It from top
20 bottom funnel shaped pipes. some
thing AFTER the style Of big candle
mold. The molten dag Is poured into
these receptacies and communicates It's
heat 10 TIE water. Whec tbe siag be-
cumcu solid doue 81 TIA bottona ct esca
secoshacie Is opened, tho Stag & kpocAed
oos and tbo whole tHed sga&a. The a2-
pareans hes been tried and 100 pounds
pressure Of steoen tsised.-NeW York
TeI4Erxa.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-05
! FIVE STATES ARE OUT OF DEBT.
she sa.olcsrasrtsea Hove. no~sre~ Pfsed
bp Great Burdens.

phe aaaDbc&Posftiea Hove. nove~es P1ie0
Up Great Burdens.
Five states-1owa, Vermont, Micht-
gan. WISCONSIN and fllinois-have no In
terest beaning debt. and there are six or
seven other states whose bonded debts
are mere bagatelles. Among the num-
Der ere New Jersey, Nebraska. Ken
tucky and California. IN g current news
paragraph, which contains tho above tn
formation, II ts sold that exclusive OF
the south the states OF the Union are
generally free from debt, and that the
annual interest charge Of all the states
collectively Is less than that Of a single
railroad-the Atchison. Topeka and San
ia Fe.'
To a foreigner or any one else nos fa-
Inihar with the facts this would convey
The impression that the Americans bear
ON extremely Light burden Of debt Such
an idea would be somewhat modified,
however, by tho knowledge that the
Atohison, Topeka and Santa Fe pays In
terest ON $500, 0Oo, 900 or more, the annual
interest charge exceeding $2s, 900, 600
almost as much as the entire interest Cd
the federal government
II b true that the state Debts outside
oe the south arc small, yet the aggregate
IS fur from being triAe The southern
states have bonded indebtedpess OF
s144, 900 to round numbers. The to-
tai bonded Indebtedness Of all the states
IN 1890 was 1924. 0Oo, 900, on which the
annual interest charge was $40. 0oo,0oo
The total bonded debt Of the states ts
about one-t third Of the national interest
bearing debt.
The people Of this country would have
GOOD reason DO consider themselves espe-
cially blessed IN the matter OF taxation
for interest," on public debts If they had
nothing moro to pay than the Interest
ON the national and state bonded indebt-
ednesa It Is tho locsl burdens that
weigh heavily upon their shoulders, and
although these debts may be less oner-
Gus than those borne In other countries
they are NOT to be dismissed as matters
OF no great Importance, as may be Done
m the case Of state debts.
The aggregate Of county and munich
pal indebtedness In 1890 was about $685.
0OO,O00-nearly $3.50, 0oo, 900 more than
the bonded debt Of the United States.
OF this vest amount $s48, 900. 900 Yves
upon municipalities and $lA. 10000
upon counties. 1t has been frequent
said thai Ohio beads the list Of the Btatee
in the amount Of local Indebtedness.
The census figures Of 1890 do not con
firm this assertion. fhe county and
municipal indebtedness Of Ohio In the
census year was q little more than $780,
100000, Of which s5s. Wo, 900 rested upon
Municipalities Pennsylvania had $9l,-
0OO,6Oo 81 local debts, Massachusetts,
$99, 1000 and New York $244, 0o0, 900
Fl sbs local bonded indebtedness, Of tbs
uarsous states was disappearing IS rapsd-
IL al tn fe debt Of the United etatee.
these would be tmple cause FOR congratu-
Sssson. But It has been fast increasing
sos mary yeera -cnctnpeA Times Star.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-05

An otpersens druInmaf says be can
reaGEStn who Is tbs boss On the fnrm
be paaaaa no hrznes OF bis wife Il a
aasm bas y largo been and o smell house.
Do man b boasp bu$ when there ara q
hns tsspac md 8 &iapidated barn you
may fpov EhaA The woman hao hea o~a
VEG. Where taesa arc a new housa and
gsooa baxa. ~ niay Do eafen fog granted
Gne man nd wosoan ere ebout eQsial IN
s,1&bogHp-xew Yurk Sun
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-05

OF BALTIMORE,
nnril further notice. will run their stenmer3 ns
follows, weather pormitting,l leaving South ST.
Wharf nj $50 o'clock y. m.
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New Trouble In Cuba.

HAVANA, May lO,-There is increased
excitement in tho province Of Havana,
owing to a danger from an unexpected
source.
Manuel Garcia's band OF Guerrillas en-.
camped on the Sunday, near Meena,
and Immediately began series OF do.
prodations. They made dash into tho
town yesterday and raided the place.
Farm houses were pillaged and many
deienseless persons cruelty shot down.
On receipt Of the nows in tho capital II
force OF government troops was ordered
to pursue the bandits. They are now ad-
vancinG on the encampment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11

The unequalled success OF ALLcocK's
Ponous PlAsTERs as an external remedy
has induced INSCRIPTIONS parties to
offer limitations, which they endoavor
to sell on the reputation of ALLcoCK's.
1t is IN absurdity to speak of them in
the same category as tho genuine por.
GUS plaster. Their pretentions arc I'M
founded, their vaunted merit unsup.
ported Ny facts, their alleged superior.
ity to. or equality with ALLcocK's a false
pretehse.
The abIost medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands OF grateful
patients unite in declaring ALLcocK's
Porous PLAsrEns the best external rem.
ody ever produced
Beware Of limitations, and do not BIO
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask
for AL1cocK's, and lot no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept sub.
stituto,
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A.HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR.
Fastest Time on Record Made by the New
York Central Columbian Engine.

Euakeht AlAle va NuNuEA hAhNo ny tHc SNeN
York Central Columbian Engine.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May l0,-The new
Columbian engine No. 900 of the New
York Central drew the empire express
yesterday. Eas: Of Syracuse the train
had lost 25 minutes on account OF a
foaming boiler and it left Syracuse %
minutes late, leaving Rochester at AIS,
or 2s minutes late,
Tho engineer set out to make part OF
this up between Rochester and Buffalo
andwhile it had not been intended to
make any effort at special time he
broke all known records in covering
that section of the road. The 80 miles
were traversed in 6S minutes without
making allowance fol- the stop at
Batavia. Between Looneyville and
Grimesvllle there is a level stretch OF
track for five miles and over this dis
lance the train rushed in 8 and half
minutes, or at the rate OF q mile in ~
seconds. Between Gainesville and the
forks one mile was covered in 80 sec
onds, or ut the rate OF 100 miles au hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11

New York, May lO.-Mrs. Chauncoy
NJ. Depew was buried to-day. At 0
o'clock there was . private service in
the residence, No. 43 West Forty.flfth
street, at which only the family and the
pail bearers were present.
Alto o'clock the body was taken to
st. Bartholomew's Episcopal church,
Forty-fourth street aud Madison ave-
nue., where public service was con.
Quoted by Bishop Potter and the Rev,
Dr.. David II. Greer.
Immediately after tho service the
body was horne on q special train to
Peekskill for intorment this afternoon
in the cemetery there.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENoER THURSDAY, MAY H. 1898

non from the Virginia Artillery which
had gone OFT to maneuvre ia aforesaid,
The whole congregation then joined in
solemn and awful prayer, which was
succeeded by Masonic chanting and a
final fifteenth volley OF artillery"
"The whole company" according to
the report OF the Mirror correspondent,
retired to the great booth where an OK
OF 500 pound weight was barbecued, OF
which the company generally partook
with an abundance OF every other
recreation. The festival concluded
with fifteen successive yolleys OF ar
tillery whose militia, discipline and
maneuvres merit every commentator,
Before dark the whole company de-
parted, with joyful hopes of the repro
duchon OF their labor"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11

My wife was confined to her bod for
over two months with a very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any re-.
lief, and as last resort gave Chamber
lain's Plain Balm a trial. TO our great
surprise she began to improve after the
first application, aud by using it regu-
larly she was soon able to get up and
attend to her house work. L. II. John
son, of o. j. Knutson & Co., Kcnsing.
ton. Mimi.
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]. rlrzdERALp MoLLoY.

Mr.. Fitzgerald Molloy has doue excclIGnt WORK
as II Novelist, Dramatlst, Journalist Historian
and LLtterateur. II is not quite ten years sllcS
he published his first story Merely Phyers,
which ran through popular magazine. Ihou6h
Il first novel, It met with considerable success;
but the publication Of CJurE Lie Below s1ai rS
or London under the First Georges" Issued
more than year later ut once gained him
popularity In less than three weeks the nrSt
tnrge edition was out OF print, and three monthS
afterwards second edition was exhausted; Eh!S
success was followed by Il sequel. court Lie
Below Stairs, or London Under tho Georges,
which was road with equal eHgerne% these
volumes have now reached seventh edition.
"ThG Life aud Adventures OF Peg Wellington
followed, this week being highly popular. sub
Seuuently an Irish novel "What Hast Thou
Dono" tnow In Il cheap edtloul was published
simultaneously In London and New YORK ana
Inter. "That Villain Romeo" Again our author
turned his attention to socini history; and wrote,
"Royalty Restored or London under Charles
H." which the leading journals Of the day
united IN praisinS for It's accuracy OF details,
charm OF style lnd brilllancy OF portraiture.
'Fasnous Plays aud 1.-THE Llle and Adventures
Of Edmund Ecan," two books concerning the
stage succeeded and subsequently this prolific
writer produced "a Modern Magician" o ro'
nance dealing With the mysticism now fashion.
able IN London drawlng.roomS,which hal 9Widc
circulation not only IN GrGNtlirit9in but IN india,
Canada ana the United States More and more
Mr. MOloy Is dCvoting himself to the production
of novels GLOW Came lie DendT' written for
TilotSon and Son II few years ngo, achieved 9n
unwonted success us II sterling sensational tale
Sweet Is Revenge" also written for the same
character, md Of Il strongly dramatic type.
"FNte's Iron Hand his third great serial story,
Is confidently expected to he 0n even greater
success thln It's predecessors
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Tho Goldcn SECRET Of Long Lilo

Keep tho head COOL tho feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure Is vegetable preparation and acts
ns natural laSativs. aud Is tho groat.
est remedy over discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Gail
on Logan Drug, Company, sole agent,
and get n trial package FREQ. Largo
size DOC. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11
BROWN s IRON gITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
DucElOn'A ArnlU, salyo

The best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt theum, fever
sores, tutteh chappod hands, chilblaIns,
corns and all skin ernptieus. and. posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect saiisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price % Conts
a box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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NEW YoRK, May lO.-Petrolcum was dull and
neglected throughout Pennsylvania oil, spot
none; Juno options, sales 1000 barrels, opening
ut 6S5Sci highest lowest aud closing ut tSIgG
OIL City, PA, May 1O,-opencd at 6S7Fc; high.
est 6SIsc lowest ana closing at hsc; sales 5000
bnrrcls ClOuranCes $4,000 barrels; shipments
ll1OG barrels; runs 1851 barrels.
PlTTsIuROiI, PA. May ll-Oponed at tSAc;
closed aud lowest 6S1Sc highest bSjsc
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ON WHEELSOFFI FIRE
BY j.. FITZGERALD MoLLOY. Commences
Original Publication In our columns on Mny.7
RAILROADS.
WheelInn & Am Grove Railroad

On mud after saturday October 1, 49,! train,
will run rs follows, city tlm1i
LEAVE WhEEtiS0 800 o, IN, 100 n. M, 500
a. in 300 H. IN. 1000 q. m, ll,00 A. M. 1900 IN
LOO p IN, 100 p. IN. 400 p. in,, 400 D. M 5.Jl
p M. C!VOp. III, 1900 p. IN, 800 p. IN, $50 n
III. II 10 p H.
LEAVE ELN GRovE-eOiOla M, 100 IN. SOL
mn y 0Oh m 1000 O. m. HOO a. in, 1900 IN,
1909 .. m. 2i0l p mo 3!OOp. n 400 .. IN. 6ill
p. IN. 600 y, m, 700 p, In, 500 p III, yilOp
H.. 10 10 y. IN,
opnll except Sunday.
SHNbAY Church trains ienvc Elm Grove at
0.I9 II IN. aud Wheeling at il7 p. N,
II. 4 WElSGERBhR
oci uIuerl Manay1t
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Wheeling Bridge 4 TERMINAL Ry.

limo Table No s 10 takc OiTcc. 1901 u. In,
SUNDAY November % 1872
Leave whoclIng- tj.lDt7hj 800, t1iI
1910 ii0.B, tiiijl a. IN. IND ti,lj tIJJ
satla Stil5 eS'tS 1910 p M
Leave p1nlnSuln-t5ii0 1910. t7in ts.l7
igii 1851. tl01. eiliH a N, tillB iiiji
1900 pll7. Iil oibl, 1880 " M
Leave Tcrmlnal lunCtiou-!1llI, 1879, i7,l)
cl0,lj el0Nl tllill q mi ltA tlld egitl
ISIS tiiT tjti 1875 tiOAlp IN,
Leave langhln's Mlll-t7i2i lii;ls d. IN ,
ISIS olil oiliS y, M
Leave DO ll1w CfoMlng-l1,lj, tliliD A. IN
tiiig oliN ei.iDp. N.
enhiiy tDntiy except sunday, tsnndavt onlr
AL trains win run on Eastern Time Clock IN
the telegraph olleo al wheeling, Ia tho stand,
AK TAUsglG, Superintendent
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
aud bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11

When Baby was sick, we gavo her castoriA.
When she was Child, ShO cried for caatorla.
when ShO became Miss, ohio chung to castoriA.
Whom shS had Children, she guvO thum castOrla
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NGw YoRR, May lO.-Thc dry goods market was
without any new developments to-day The de-
ntc waiting for the arrival Of the most 0tlng
time TO reSinu nCtiyC business or for the period
when transactions Can no longer DO delayed,
Tho jObbing trade was light, but the Gnp
weather Is doing n good dOal for the retail
branch Of trade, and that Is the principal thing
needed.
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msnniro AhInr,lon,sn win.

LONDON, May l0.-Tho will OF George
Alexander Baird, known to tho sport
ing world as esquire Abingdon" has
been admitted to probate.
The gross personality was sworn at
81, 23O. 255, and the net value at 81, 1884,
sos. The testator leaves all his real and
personal property in trust for his
mother.
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EAST Liberty. May lO.-Cattlo, receipts 1870
hGad: shipments 3iOhCAd: market steady; prime
81 7dai W; fair to good - lla1 co. common "a SQa
90; fat cows and bulls 81 gjaI 20; fresh cows
SIS 90 to So o. Hogs, receipts 2,lOO hcad.
shipments 1000 head; market active; light to
best So 7jaS 10. Sheep, receipts 300 head; ship.
monts 1000 head; market steady; prime s. 2jn
; ~; fair to good 81 4Oa5 lj common 81 dOa3 90;
lambs 81 0JaO %; spring lambs 60 OOa0 20; veal
calves 81 6Ja0 %.
CINCINNATI, o. May IO-.lIog3 active and
higher ut 81 7Oi receipts 5000 head; shipments
|, $40 lpld
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Ks Pennsylvania Stations
ISEEGRRSVIVdRid LINES.
HtA trr,t,,u f,t,,, t,,, ft,,te,t tTty,,n
Trninn Run nY centrni ,rimo.

IirKrr OFFICES AT pENNsYTvASfA ETArf0N o.
WATgH bT., FOOT on EIIyrNTH HT, WHEELING,
Al AiCLURE HOUSE, VIM LLttu, AMI At Inv
PENNsYLVAEIA BtAtI0M pniDdEPolT.
Pn,rrnWr II gYrf.t-"ptY HAfDLL ftuUTn"
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EINANon AVE rnApM.
rho Features of tho Money and stool
Markets.

@NNNNAN" " NAAN "NNNN|
Markets.
NEW YoEE May lO--Mouey on call steady at
. To per cent; last loan 8 per cent closed
offered Ut per cent Prime mercantile paper
G59aS per cent, Sterling exchange strong ut
81 GikalSs4 Sales 400 shares,
The stock market worked towards decidedly
lower range Of prices again to-day, In addition
TO the talk about u most untlyornble crop re-
port the street was flooded with rumors concern
lug the embarrassment of brokerage concerns
hero and In Philadelphia aud OF tue appoint,
glenl Of receivers for the Northern Pacific lnd
Erie, None ui these TunoTs We're verified, Iut
tney were made 70 dOsuch nevertheless There
was also considerable discussion about the affairs
OF the General Electric Company, which We're
promptly denied by the president, who states IN
un open communication that tue Affairs OF Ihe
company 4re In u prosperous condition Tue
short interest Is simply Immense and the Dor
rowing demand Is brisk, both for the active
shares and speclaltiG1, The greatest decllues
were United States Rubber preferred II; Com
mon y; National Cordage preferred l0i sugar
preferred 80 sugar rs; Rock Island q LNcKa,
wanna ~; Delaware Il Hudson "a, General
Electric 7; Manhattan w: Missouri Pacific .;
Lead preferred q Pullman 7;Scadlng9 2; western
Union aIS, aud Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred
~ At the close National GOrdnge preferred Fe'
covered I, aud The main list was = TO u percent
above the lowest,
Railroad bonds weak sales slOii,OO0,
Government and state bonds dull.
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ON WHEELS OF FIRE.

Our new story opens with gllmpso OF All
English village, ind the loyO.naking Of q young
aristOCrnt aud Stella sGlwyn, the local beauty.
There Hre rivals for her hand, but the stranger
wins the day and marries the young lady after
u very brief cour'ship., While on their honey
has committed suicide, mud he has succeeded TO
tho title Rnd OnCumbercd estates Tho chnnRc
In his position produces q change In his feelings
towards his bride, aud In his thoughts aud
views for the future, lie regrets his marriage
His young WIFE, who has placed her future In
the hands OF her husband without sufficient
knowledge OF his prospects aud position, Is MS
devoted slave. Just US he Is planning how he
cun discard his wife an avenger appears on the
scene In ono OF HIS defeated rivals. He Is IN.
suited In public and challenged TO meet his
enemy IN 4 duel on French soil The wile's
bravery aud laysltY Illustrate this step, and in-
tor,st Is diverted into new channels by further
unexpected developments In the story.
PRESS OPINIONS on MoLLoY's PREVIOUS
WORKS
"A Modern Magician "--"Mr, Fitzgerald Mol.
10y takes the reader with him from first page to
last - Globe.
"sometlmes portrait Is painted In q single
sontGuce, Every character Is totclhly dtawn."
-BodOa Herald
Tho entire book shows series OF daring and
original scenes which sOt u quite apart from
the ordinary novel "-MOrfiinl Post
That Villain romeo. "A bright and TN.
questlonably interesting story" ACADEMY
Exceedingly powerful and fascinating AS n
drama VI memorable fate the work must rank
high. "-hdRy telegraph.
"Mr, Molloys style Is bright md fluent, pic.
taEesHHe anti animated, ard ho teih. his story
with unque'tionablo skill ind WyaciiH"-
=
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BOUND.

On and after Monday. December 10, Passenger
Trains Will run as follows: "DAilE tDally Et'
nnnt GnnhnY Cnntrll Tlmn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-11

THE ARTILLERY DisCliAnoED A voLLEY.
"The plat, was then delivered to tho
President, who, attended by tho Grand
Master Y. \. and three Most Worship.
iul Masters, descended TO tho Covosson
trench aud deposited tho plate, and laid
on II tho Corner Stone Of tho Capitol OF
tho United Statos OF America on which
was deposited Corn, Wine and Oil, when
tho whole congregation Joined in an
awful prayer, which was succeeded by
Masonic Chanting llonorJ and volley
from the Artillery
"fho President Of tho United States,
aud his attendant Brethren, then rs.
ccndcd from tho Covesaon to tho east
Of tile Corner Stone, where tho Grand
Muster T., r., elevated on triple rus.
trum, delivered m Grafton, which was
punCtuutud by fifteen salvos Of can.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrivaland departure OF trainSon aud after no.
cember Is, lSl1, EXPLANATION OF RgFs0sNc1
MAENs' 'plily; tSuniay excepted; MONDAY
excepted; saturday excepted, sunday Oay;
oalLnrlAt Onlv. El,lern smAlArl Nlme
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-28

In the way OF homestead associations
New Olleaus il doing very well, as the
statistics show that there arc fourteen
companies doing business in this city
with capital OF nearly S9,O0O,0O0, of
which $3.50 600 arc invested in real es-
tate, The beuciit wllicl, New Orleans
is deriving from the the operations of
these companies is shown by tho bun
,ireds OF handsome aud cosy little homes
which are beiug built in the upper aud
lower districts of the city where lots OF
srouud can be purchased at Il reason
aele price. a few years ago ground OH
nllicl, hunters had great sport shooting
snipe aud other game birds is now GOV
sted with blocks of dwelling bouses. -
N. %. States.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-28

Call at the new carriage repository Of
J. II. Sandoz, at Perrodin's Hall, and see
his tiuc assortment of vehicles of all des-
criptions-Sigs, bnggies, phTtons, car
iiages, hacks, etc.--to suit every taste
and pocket, and harness OF every kind,
from the cheapest to the best. Price
his goods before purchasing elsewhere.
You nay save suug sum by doing so.