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ABOUT ThoGGING.
Corporal Punishment in schools a Relic
of iSnrbarlsm.

Corporal Punishment in schools a Relic
of i;nrbarlsm.
parErsblrg state Journal
Right upon the heels Of the trial Of a
Wood county school teacher for cruelty
whipping one OF his pupils comes tho
roporttha.thcsup crintcndent OF schools
of Writ county is to DO presented to
the grand jury Tor mercilessIy beating a
pupil in the Elizabeth school where he
il engaged Us one OF the teachers.
The DAYS of the oX-gad rs an instru.
ment of development and a means OF
educational grace are about gone. The
teacher who cannot get along without
tattooinr the backs and legs OF lispupils
black and blue would better be engaged
in other business. The gentle art oil
prize fighting would probably be better
adapted to his tastes and talenta, The
old schoolmaster who thrashed has
pupils regularly three times a day be-
cause he enjoyed It aud because he
thought the physical exercise would do
the pupils good, has had his day. lie
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NAV have done much good and proba-
bly did, lust us the asperities OF Puritan
lie resulted at last in better things. but
the school master" has no more place
in modern education than the witch.
burner has. To cut a hole in the hide
with whip is not a Quick or desirable
way TO reach the heart or the brain.
Tho new and better education does not
include BODY pounding in its curricu.
lum,
Ordinarily, in the common Disagree
ments between the teacher on the ono
side aud tho pupil and parent ON the
other. our sympathics are with the
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SrKINLEY 10 NEAL.

The Governor Shows Up One OF the Demo-
cratic Candidates Misrepresentation.
At Washington G. II. Governor Me-
Kinley referred, in tho strongest Ian
guage possible, to Mr.. Meals charge
that he had accepted the resignation OF
Chief Inspector OF Workshops and Fac
tories Mcdonald, and thus condoned
his misappropriation OF state funds. He
showed howthe exposure OF McDonald's
wrongdong had been made by COM
mission which he set in motion that he
had made him refund the money, and,
refusing to accept his resignation, had
dismissed him from office. This done,
he gave the papers in tho case TO the
Franklin county prosecuting attorney,
who laid them before the grand jury,
which body had found 100 indictments
against Mcdonald, and he is now I'M
der bail for trial.
Mr.. Neal knew better than this, the
governor concluded, and nothing but a
spirit OF malignancy and appreciation
OF the desperate situation OF his cause
can account for so false and reckless n
statement. 10 seek to make political
capital out OF it is unworthy any man
and any candidate for governor, and ia
both malicious and humanity.
When Governor Mckinley concluded
this portion OF his address setting aside
tho malicious and false charges made
against him by Mr.. Neal, an applause
MS enthusiastic as any OF the campaign
greeted him. The despicable attack OF
the Democratic candidate has found no
sympathy in the hearts Of Ohio voters,
and they gave evidence OF that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Whisky is an article more,adulterated
than any other OF tho MANY agents
which benefit mankind. A whisky to
be pure and wholesome, besides being
distilled from selected grain, ahould
have age and care in maturing, and
mustbe absolutely free from iusel oil.
Such whisky is Klein's ISiirer Age Rye.
1t has been used and prescribed by the
best physicians, and has been pro-
nounced without rival as stimulant.
Duquesne Rye Is careful distiiiIzation
OF rye and malt and is highly recon-.
mendcd. Silver Age, Duquesne and
Bear Creek Ryes, bearing tho fac similc
signature OF Max Klein, for sale by the
Wheeling Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The house
committee on public lands this morn
ing considered the Hudson resolution
asking for an. investigation OF the
Cherokee strip. The impression seems
to be that so far specific evidence
sufficient to authorize an investigation
has not been submitted. Mr.. Curtis, OF
Kansas, asked that action be withheld
until he can get permission from par
ties in Oklahoma for the use OF their
names in evidence for submission be-
fore the committee.
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Instant relief experienced and a per-
manent cure by the most speedy and
greatest remedy in the world-0tto's
Cure ior throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue to irritNte your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagent,
will furnish you free sample bottle OF
this great guaranteed remedy? Its
success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. Otto's Cure is
now sold in every town and village on
this continent. Samples free. Large
hnttlns SOC 8
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SFw YoUIS, Oct. 25.-'fhe news from Washing.
silver purchase act, has perhaps improved the
trade outlook little, but the immediate market
Is rather quiet still The trade attributes this
condition TO tho mildncss OF tue weather. which
Goods. while Il seems impossible TO arouse the
country at lurgo from It's lotharsy as 10 proyld-
Ing spring goods GlughBms aud woven iabrcs
bRFcly held their own Prints and printed
fabrics arc little uneven rs TO stocks aud ir.
fppiiinr ns to priCg.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tic Features OF thp Money and Stool
Markets.

Iho fcaturps OF thn hpncy anu StoSE
Markets.
New YoRg Oct 25.-MoRey on call easy at
lISa1 per cent. last loan ~ per cent. closed Of
ferred at "a per cent. Prime mercantile paper
JIas per cent, Sterling exchange heavy ut 81 81
al s.. Sales were $500 shares.
InGrG was u certain ieyorishuoss in the deal
ings on the stock exchange to-day that appeared
to be inconsistent with steady upward move
mrut based upon solld tOlnigIOD, but rs the day
advanced the tone the market became henl1h'
Ter and evidences OF a strong undcrtonc We're not
wanting For the first time in many months me
commission houses Were largely in the market
Us buyers upon orders from clients IN town und
out u considerable proportion cOmlng from the
west II was 10 longer to be u purely traders
mnrl;C': the outside public were moved 10 take
a hand IN the deal. Very little dealing is report
ed TO have been done for The London account,
foreign Investors appearing TO be slow In Hppre'
chatting the true situation OF HtiHln in WHshing-
ton. sugar was ono Of the most active shares.
and rs usual the buying was credited to insiders
aud was accompanied by reports OF increasing
business Tne best prices Of the dag were made
about o'clock when tho advances on yeslef'
days final sales ranged from u to ~ per cent
II was then that the process OF realization was
entered upon and caused a reaction. but the up,
ward movement was too strong and the maj
figures were within u per cent of the top prices
Railway bonds active, strong aud higher
Government aud slate bonds dull.
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WheeIInn & lam Grove RaIlrOat.

On and after SATURDAY. october I, lsJs, tyllni
will ran ii, follows city tune:
LEAVE WHEELING 800 ~ m. 200 a IN. 5:0
a. IN, 900 l. m, 10 90 a. "a li;o0 a. NJ 1919 m.
10 p, IN. 300 p NJ $500 p. ~. 500 .. ~, l:ll
y ", G:0op. ~. 900 p. "a 500 p. IL, g;Bj y,
H.. II 20 ., m,
LEAVE Elm GEDvE-96;)l .. m. 500 a. M. sol
o m. Goa FL 1000 a. m IL 90 a. n, ll:0) NJ,
l;0D p m. 900 "a M. 900 p N. i;01jp IN, j;D
p. IN, 600 D. IN. 7.JO p IN, 500 p IL, 9:lG p.
IN, 10 Top. III
pDnilt, except sunday
suEDAY--Chunh trains leave Elu Grove a.
9:sS . m. and Wheeling a. t.:iI p m.
h. L WElSGERHER
ocI General Manager
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EAST LIBERTY, PA. Oct. 25.-Cattle receipts
$50 head; shipments $50 head: market closed
steady; prime to extra 81 7ja5 10; lair 10 good
g 25ni 80: common S3O0ai CO., lat cows and bulls
- aOa3 90; bologun cows and bulls 81 OOa2 D:
fresh cows $50 U0ai5 %. Hogs, receipts l,l0O
head; shipments LOO head market active:
mixed TO best tops 81 SjaG Dos best Workers So Ga
Go; common 81 iOa6 30 Sheep, receipts 400
head; shipments COO head: market extremely
dull prime s. 2ja3 80; fair to good 5! 5OaSOO;
common jOcal CO; lambs s. 0lnl 30; veal calves
81 5JaG %; heavy and thin g. jOaS 80.
CHICAGO, Oct 9j.-Cattlc. receipts 5000 head:
shipments 1000 head; market slow and easier;
prime steers S. OJa5 81; Others 81 iOal 9S. COM
mon % TGEA 81 Texans s. i0a2 10; Westerns 50 lSH
800: cows 81 GaaS 30. Hogs, receipts 200 head;
shipments 5000 head; market slow and lower;
rough aud common - 00nG 10: mixed and pack
crs 10 2Oa6 Is prime heavy 50 5OaG ~; do light
81 6ia6 70. Sheep, receipts .oU8 hcNd; ship
ments 500 hcadi market dull md lower: ma
tivcs s. 0Jai %; westerns S3OOa3 TO- lambs s. 25a
400
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 25.--Hogs easy at 81 50a
~. receipts $500 hcad; shipments 2,OOJ head.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.


SUNDAY. sept0mber8 lSy&
Leave wheeling $500 $500. tJ:5,sll:il
d. M. s2:iO 1918, tl;GO, .g:Ol p. m.
Leave PenIulula-id:i6 tS.OG 1890. i9:5l, 2u:j
n. M S1:i6 'S.2l, 1855 sJ;Oj, p. N.
Arrive Terminal Juncton-tG:bs, tSl7 g3.R
tlO:Oj fll ~ o. me- l:is, 1872 fl:i6. sg:lS y. N.
olgIl $3.50 1852. 1865, tj;ii. iS,2j f9:Jt p N.
Lowe Martin a Fogry-t7:2S sJg7, u IN, ot2s4j,
os5s. si05, ti:lO. f5lo ts:8l $3.50 p. m
Leave PoutnsulR--i7:3i S9:i. am, sl2;jl, '2:iG,
sI:ll. ti:l7. i5aA tS;3s. slO:0j p ~.
Arrive WheclinG-f7:l0. .g:2l n m. $3.50,
o2:5!, Ei;l7. Tics. t5;ii iS:ii. tlOll p m.
eDaily. tDaily except SUNDAY. ysundAy3 only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time
J.E TAUsSIG. Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblain5,
corns aud alt skin orupttons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Its guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cent?
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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THIS COUPLE
JUST MARRIED.

Mr.. Smith and his bride got into the
carriage. There was storm OF rice and
old shoes, and with n crack OF the dri-
ver's whip the couple and the consplc-
uous placard were rolling toward the
bridge.
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on. CITY, PA. Oct 96.-opencd ne; highest
72sG; lowest ne; closed 1t 7lJsc; sales $1,000
BARRELS clcanncos l0s,0JI barrels shipments
liz. 1856 barrels; runs si,lOl barrels
NEW YoRK. Oct ai.-Petroleum quiet and
steady: no sales; November option closed at7ac
bid.
PtrrsBURGu, PA. Oct. IS Opened and lowest
TIC; closed and highest 7!sEG
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2 Doctor-"T would advise You to take n
walk every morning before breakfast"
Sappy-"But, doctor, I-ah, never get
up until after breakfast, y'know."-lid
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To the biggest OF shows,

Drop into the INTELHGENcER Office and
talk about the INTELLlGgNcEE's popular
Worlds Fair trip. Ii you can't come,
write.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 2j.-Plg Iron steady: american
So Olali 30. Copper steady; lago 50 80. Lend
frmcr; domestic s. az Tin quiet; straits SO 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Many Persons arc broken
down from oyerwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Eebu!lds Tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess oil Die,
and cures malariG. Get the genuine
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CATS For; THE HONEYMOON,
DAVID L. foIprs.


How II New Yorker Evens up au Old Score
Against Friend.
Nov York HTa'd.
Louis Evan shipman is said to be
wealthy merchant of this city, who is
extensively interested in the metal bu-
siness throughout the country., He
lives in style, enjoys all the luxurios that
money can purchase and moves in the
best society.
Under the heading OF dogs. Birds,
&c.," the following advertisement ap-
peared in yesterdays H,rGid:
N. B.--A cat will receive best OF care and at.
tcntlon In utOpigu home; the animal should
possess exceptional COmDutivr abilities aud be
able to Withstand the fnrciled atmosphere OF the
| country; aug Que sGudlag such RcUt wlll receive
u check by return OF mail. Address LOUIS
EVAN SHIPMAN, Berkeley Springs Morgan
county, W. Va /, via United states Express Com
pGny.
Persons who are well acquainted with
Mr.. Shipman were astonished when
they read the advertisement. At the
clubs Mr. Shipman is in the habit OF
visiting it was made the subject OF
much gossip. Was it possible that Mr..
Shipman had deserted the metal bust
ness Tor the cat traffic?
Some OF Mr.. Shipman's friends were
indignant that such thought should
emanate from any mind. There were not
Il few who began to smile later in the
day, however, when the announcement
was made public that Mr.. Shipman had
only been married last week, and was
now enjoying his honeymoon at the
Homestead, berkeley Springs, W. Va.
YES, IT WAS JOKE.
Every one then appreciated that the
advertisement simply had been in
serted in the Herald as a joke 1t did
did not take long TO fix upon the sup.
posed perpetrators. The fact was re-
called that eighteen months ago Irving
T. Smith, who is lawyer and lives at
No. $50 st. Marks avenue, Brooklyn,
was married to one Of the most charm
ing bellies in society,
a brilliant reception followed the
wedding. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Shipman
had been bosom companions for years,
and during all that time had devoted
considerable time to practical jokes
upon their friends. The night of Mr..
Smiths wedding was cyentiui. Mr..
Shipment had bribed the driver of the
carriage to sec nothing that was going
on in the street while Mr.. Smith and
his bride were preparing for their
honeymoon trip.
Mr.. shipman, with half smothered
laugh, Il hammer and some little lacks.
went to work and attached big white
placard to the top OF the carrirge door.
Printed in biz black letters were these
words:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

CiScrSSAr. o., Oct 2i-Cotton steady aud
good demand, uiddlius 61sc.
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The carriage was driven up to one OF
the most fashionable hotels in this city.
True to his agreement the driver turned
the placarded side of the carriage to-
wards the hotel, where the glow OF the
gas lamps displayed it to the best ai.
vantage. In few seconds q crowd
gathered and set up a howl of laughter.
Then Mr.. Smith grew indignant, and
his pretty bride turned red with morti-
iication.
Mr.. Smith did not realize that he had
been the victim OF joke until the dri-
YER yelled ut him:
"Say, mister, arc you through with
the sign yetY'
When he turned and saw the sign
that had accompanied him all tho way
from Brooklyn he disappeared through
the door as quickly as possible. Re-
turning from his honeymoon he &C.
cused Mr.. Shipman OF being ut the bot
tom OF the joke.
SMITH SAID HE'D get EVEN"
Mr.. shipman acknowledged that ho
was, and several bottles of wine were
opened to wash away any suggestion OF
untriendliuess. When they parted
company that day Mr. Smith remarked:
"Pll get even with you'll ittakes years"
l went to the home OF MIR. Smith, in
Brooklyn, when l heard this story. His
house is in the centre OF big lawn
dotted with shrubbery, flowers and
statuesque fountain. II is on the cor
ner OF St. Marks and Brooklyn ave-
nues, one OF the most fashionable sec.
tions OF the city. Mr.. Smith was not at
home. lie is in the country with his
family.
saw Mr.. Smiths aunt and showed
her the advertisement for cats. She
broke into laughter and tho entire
household joined her.
CHATS only joke and good one
ut that" said she. "My nephew put
that in to get even with Mr.. Shipman,
who eighteen months ago sent him on
his wedding trip with placard on the
carriage that he had just been married.
lie said he would geteven with him for
the joke. Aiyl won't there be lot OF
cats sent to Louis and his bridew
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* aonnsylvanla Stations.
|VGsgRnSglVdnidl Inns.
,S8 Trains Run by Central Time.

TICKET OFFICES At pEsEsYIvASLN STATION oS
WATER NJ. FOOT or ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
AT McLUEE House, WiIEELtsG, AND IT TnE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. TIDoEroEr.
Sottr,fvrsr EyEFFa--"pNN iINsntH RoNTE.h
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday, June 10, Passenger
Trims viii run MS follows: oDaily. tDally Tx.
cont Sunday Central time
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Trains No IS and IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago
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NEW yoaE, OCT. Is, Wool steady.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and after
August :. lSl3. EXPLANATION or REFsEESCg
excepted: saturday executed Sunday only;
saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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How New Yorker Eyeus up au Old Score
Against II Friend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-31

BALTIMORE, MD, March 30.-Flour steady.
Wheat quiet; No; red on spot ct, ~ 953e
73c; May delivery 7334 174c; July delivery 7I160
7444c; milling wheat by SAMPLE 12475c. Corn
steady; No. red Oh spot ~ q lSc; March
deli, cry 471404Sc; April delivery Az D4Sc;
MAY delivery 4sc; july delivery 48}sc yellow
corn by sample 49G6Oc; white corn by
sample 49c.
CINCINNATI, March 3o.-Flour quiet. Wheat
nomiuaI; No. 2 red G6@67c. Corn barely
steady; No. mixed 4l1t0 re Oats easy; No.
mixed 331bUSS4c. Pork quiet at $l7 so.
Lard heavy at so o.. Bulk meats easy at
g. g. T. + Bacon easy at Oil % WHISKY quiet at
NEW ORLEANS, March 8o-Markets steady
and unchanged
ST.. Louis, March 80. - Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat strong aud sc up; No. 2 red
cash 64L4c; pril delivery 641Sc; May delivery
664c. Corn firm and easy and UNCHANGED;
No. mixed cash 364c; April delivery 31ssc;
May delivery 3738038c. Oats tirmer and A095c
up; No 2 cash 81 &c; May delivery 3lAc. Bag
ging and cotton ties unchanged. WHISKY
81 II. Provisions quiet. Pork-Standard new
meats~Loose shoulders IS 7509 90; longs
50 9o0l0 CO.; clear ribs 81 90Ol0 o.; shorts
$40 14lS; boxed lots i5c more. Bacon-Packed
shoulders $40 o.; longs $40 5O91O SEA; ribs
$40 50Dl0 G213; snorts 80 S7MOf1 90. Sugar
cured hams lower at Sl3 o0Dl4 90.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, March 30, 500 p. m.-Rosin dull
and weak; strained common to good 81 $50
3716. Spirits turpentine quiet and weak at
33413313c.
W1IMISaroS, March sO-Rosin dull: strained
81 05; good strained 81 10. Turpentne quiet
at ;Oc Tar steady a. 81 90. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard 81 90; soft and virgin 81 20.
CHARLESTON, March 30. = Spirits turDentine
firm at Sic. Rosin firm at 81 lO0i 1914 for good
strained.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC.
New York, March 30.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and steady; crude 45c; yellow 50052c. Petro-
leum quiet and firm.
RICE.
New YORK. March 80 Rice in fair demand
and firm; domestic fair to extra $4,000; Japan
4AG5c.
New ORLEANS. March 3o.-Rice easy; ordinary
to good 21S 03Ac.
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NE a northward TO NE by r 1915 K. The
southeasterly edge of the sector will interse t
the northeasterlv ed q OF the north" rstety 70 d
sector Of Sand Key l. ght o. Parsonage Shoal
Buoy tred and black LOrI zonta stripesl. and Will
mark the axis I the south vest Channel into
Key West harbor from outside the line OF reefs
to a point abou, two mines in, de of Parsonage
Shoal Buoy. The north westerly edge of the
sector will intersect the southweSterly edge OF
the northwesterly red sector of Sand Key Light
at entrance to West Channel Buoy black and
white perpendicular stripes, West Channel,
into Key West hAr Dor.
The northwestern y red sector will extend from
Sc "a Z nOrthward to Sc Ia 5. The southwest
erly edge OF tn sector will cut south end Of Spit
Buoy (blackJ No. D and Midd Mid-Channel
Buoy tblack and white perpendicular stripes,
aud will intersect the westerly edge OF the
northery red sector OF Sand Key Light at a
point about I-12 mile southwark OF Northwest
Middle Grouud (west endl Buoy (olackl No. q,
each of these buoys in Northwest Channel into
Key West harbor. The northeasterly edge OF
the red sector will cut entrance to Northwest
Channel Bell Buoy (olack and white perpen-
dicular stripesj covered by the present north
erly red sector OF Northwest Passage Light
marking the best water ecross the bar at the en-
trance TO the Northwest Channel into Key West
harbor.
Bearings are magnetic. given approximately.
and from seward; distances are in nautical
miles.
BY order OF the lighthouse board.
JAMES A GREER,
Rear Admiral USN, Chairman.
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Adel News Notes.

AnE1. Ca, March s0.-John R. Peters
..s moved to Enigma, where he will open a
7, has rained almost every day for
.,ask and the ground is thoroughly soaked,
i,psTferinK somewhat with planting. The
H,onnd was covered with light frost yes
terdsy.
The public schools will all close next week
IN order thai the teachers may attend the
Cbautauqua at Albany.
The two new brick stores on Railroad
.vsnue are nearing completion and will add
inch to the town. They ara large, com-
-,odious store rooms.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
SUBURBAN KAILW AVS
Electricity to Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope and
intermediate points.
City and Suburban and Savannah, Thun-
drbOIt and Isle Of Hope Railways

On and after TUESDAY, March IA, 1895,
Thuuderbolt and Bonav4nture cars leave Boil
Ton Street Depot on every hour and half hour.
Leave city for Isle Of Hope from Bolton
Street Depot 6:i5, 6:45. 1927 M 2:37. 4:s3. T.23
D m and 1928 Saturday ghts only from Sec
ond Avenue Depot IN, aud 5:55 p IN.
Leave Isle of Hope into Bolton street Depot
6, 7:l0 9:45 a IN, las. 5:32, 6:32 p m Cq:25 Sat-
urday nights only. and into Second Avenue
Depot 30 m, 1920. $40 N.
For Montgomery take the 9. l037, 1881 and
7:28 D M and change at Sanday.
Leave Montgo cry 1880 IN, p m, $3.50 p m.
Light freight will be received at Bolton Street
Depot only. Heavy freight, lumber, bricks,
lime etc. at Second Avenue Depot, aud will be
shipped cut on Saturdays only. See special
schtdu in SUI days issue.
J. H. JOHNSTON, President.