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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-24
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers in the City aud wheeling FOlkS
Abroad.

Strangers In the City, and Wheeling FolkS
Abroad.
I John r. Dagg, Of Sistersville, was in
town yesterday.
Joseph Hartman, jr, Of Morgantown,
was in the city yesterday,
Mr.. Paul Riedei and family are visit
ing relatives in Cincinnati.
Auditor J. A. Henderson, Of st.
Clairsvilte, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Gitman and daughter have
gone to Philadelphia to visit friends.
Mr.. Fritz Neuhann has gone to Can
ton, Ohio, to have charge OF MIR. Reyi
mann's casino, on Myers lake.
Walter Cunningham and Theodore
Myers, employees OF A. ]. Sweeney &
Son, left yesterday for Harvey. Illinois.
John Pogue, an old Wheeling boy,
now located ut Findlay, Ohio, was in
the city yesterday, looking up old
friends.
Rev. Father Bauer, OF Wheeling, a
very talented young priest, arrived
here to-day to be Rev. Father Hickoy's
misunderstanding Sentinel
J.E. r. Sine, of Fairmont, ]. 7. Dolin.
of Huntington, and W. i. Grier and
Bud Smith, OF Parkersburc. were among
yesterdays arrivals at the Behler.
Mrs. G. N. Koen, Miss Daisy Koen
and Miss IIandstreet, of Warrington,
were in the city on shopping tour
yesterday, and stopped,at the Windsor
Judge R. II. Cochran, of Toledo, Is in
the city. In the April North american
Review appeared a splendid write.up Of
Toledo, which was written bytho judge.
Mr.. Louis Halter and daughter, Miss
Ida, have gone to Chicago, whence they
will accompany Mr.. Chris Weisgerber
to his home in Lewiston, Idaho.
Thomas Hanna, of Hanna & Glenn.
ems paper manufacturers, Wheel
ing, was in the city to-day, shaking
hands with old friends.- Steubenviie Ga
sette ....
General Manager W. R. Woodford, Of
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling, and
General Passenger and Freight Agent
Terry were in the city yesterday, and
stopped at the Mcclure.
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Minor Gatch uonored.

Yesterday Major R. @. Catch, of this
city, received his commission as aide
de-camp on the staff Of Major General
James B. Carnahan, commander-in.
chief OF the uniform rank Knights of
Pythias Of the world, with the rank OF
colonel. The honor Is considered q
high one to Wost Virginia knights, aud
the colonel--no longer major-is re-
ceiving the congratulations Of his many
f,tnnd1
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NIr. nennIr,s Enrngement.

Frank Hennig will appear at the
Wheeling Opera House, Tuesday oven.
ing next, May 80, in Julius Cesar
Wherever he has appeared this season,
MIR. Hennig has won new admirers.
Mr.. Keene will appear seven nightG
with the company, the last time al
Washington, Pa. Saturday night Mr.
Hennig will appear in "0thello" at Mar
tins Ferry, and Monday night in erich.
ard III" at Bellaire. Tho company this
season is said to be stronger than evel
before. It includes Miss Emma Vaders
long with Edwin Booth.
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The InteIIgenceG's 4 Gent a Word Coupon.

If Won have house to rent or something to sell trade to
Inv ANYTHING want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, or have founder lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with at the rate of one cent per word Tor
first insertion and Oneha per word for each subsequent N
ton to THE NTELLGENCER, No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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Nnilera Strike.

Special DtSDdieh 10 ne htesstQencer.
srEuBENvrLIE O., May 2S,-Tho JET.
ferson iron works nailers went out on
strike to-day because John Flannery, a
mailer who took ono OF their places dur.
ing the strike, was put to inspecting
nails. They say they will not return
to work until union man Is put on.
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THE CITY COUNCIL,
An Extended Meeting ofthe City
Legislators Last Night
LOTS OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED,

The North Main Street Double Tracks
to bo Voted Upon by the People.
scalomasters EIeotod-SIoSt of the
Old Ones Reelected-solution OF
the Forty.third Street Double Track
Controversy = Routine Business
Transacted.
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The Wheeling & Lake Eric railway
offers the quickest time, and the choice
OF fivo or six different lines and routes
to Chicago, on account OF tho Worlds
Fair. Tickets are now on sale at
all Wheeling & Lake Eric ticket Offices,
good until November 8. at greatly re.
duced rates. o. r. WOOD, I. 2. A
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On Time,

And worry carly too That's what any one
should DO In treating oneself for inactionot the
kidneys and bladder. Tho .dlurCtic which OK.
porlcnce Indicates as supplying tho requisite
stimulation to the organs without exciting
thom, Is IIostetter's Stomach BittCrs. Don't de-
lay: kidney inaCtIon md disease are not fur
apart. For fever and ague, dyspepsia, constipR.
ton. rheumatism and nerve debility also, use
tho BtterA
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FINK & BROW N,
Telephone Os7. tmrg lllsMarkct stree.
FOR $500.


Cottage No. % Zane street, lot 3ox12o PrIcA
$3.50. Very cheap.
i7xl6 EtnRvlllo, Ohio
House and lot. 40Xl00, six rooms. bath room
Gndlaundry, natural gus, KirkwoOd, Ohio.
Lot iAX1lO, Zane street,
LotS0xll2 North Huron atreet.
Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wabash street
Ono lot on North Indiana street.
ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
One lot. North York street, GjxiS0 river view
Fourroomed cottage. Martins Forty
Ono brick house, No, 62T North Main street.
One house and lot G1xiOO. North Front street
Que house and lot. 7Oxlo). North Fronts tFSO1
Eive.roomGd house on Erle street
One lot, 40xl0O, Mouudsvlllc
Fourroomed house on Virginia siroCt
EightroOmed house on Virginia street ,,,
Soven'roomed house on 8. York street, OlKl1
Ono lot III Roblnson's addition, s. broadway
One.hali lot on South Wabash street .,..,
Blk lots, South York street, Waters addition
One house aud lot $. BTOadway CSt LnEe'
chlpeO
oiohotOl aud several farms, Sutton " Va
All OF tho above pt0pgtty Will DO sold E.er
cheap. WE CHARGE Only ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN. -From 500 TO slVO Oh
ilrst mortgage real estate,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud COLLECTORS No!arlc' rao
llU, 81 Lntu street Island mlB.
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Why suffer with dyspepsia, bilious.
moss or any dlaBaso OF the liver when
you can 10 cured by simmons Liver
Regulator
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Pntent. 70 Ment YIrrInlnns.

Special Dispdtch 10 dc Lntstltqeucer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 23.-Patents
granted: James W. Hammett. OF
Eureka, roofing and siding strip; John
@. A. Haney, Of Buckhannon, vehicle
running gear.
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Special Dtspa.eh 10 The Intelli9snotr
WASHINGTON, D. O., May CIV osloy
Sayro has boon appointed postmaster at
Angerona, Jackson county, vico L. L.
Oney resigned.
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CnRIsrtANA, May 23.-Another land
slide has occurred at Vaerdalen, Norway
Fifty farms were destroyed and ovel
100 persons are missing.
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BAD BLOOD
REALEsrATE.
FOE Said.


FOR s ALE.
The best business property in Etnavllle,
eight rooms. store room and god stable, on
House and full lot Wood street, near Forty.
third street, Sl9OO.
ghot's addition. 500 each.
House OF FIVE rooms and stable, 20i Eighteenth
street, $3.50
Twelfth street, 1926; half cash.
House, 9 rooms, Eotf street, Ccntro Wheeling
'- House, rooms and stable, Eighteenth street.
$500
One.hSlI lot, McColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing. 5000
Fine suburban property two milo. from the
CITY, five minutes walk from motor limo, now
with oil modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on CaldwerS run $3.50 each.
Fine Farm OF 1t acreS on National road, ntno
miles cast oil city on easy terms
Farm OF 40 acres. fouS miles north OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm
House, 10 rooms. Fifteenth strcot, with mod.
Crn improvements
House. SroomS. Sixteenth At root 5000.
House, 4 rooms. Twenty.thlrd strOOt, sl,2O1
Business property on Market street at modor'
Small house and hall lot. Jacob s.ses., Contra
Wheeling on easy terms, 1901,
Lots at east cnd OF TwentY.thitd street on
CnsY terms
One'hatl lot on Onaplir9 SFeoE slxta WarL
Quo OF tho be,t manufacturing Sltci In thu
city. fronting on two rallroadL
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KILL off the rats and mice around
your house. Bugine Paste will do 1t
surely and uniailingly.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.


Lots In BehTens aud spedels addition.
Corner lot ThIrty,Alth and ChapIIRe street,.
house two rooms and kitchen, ChGgp
A flour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power Saw
aud planer also attached; doing good business
IN the country This Is a bargain Coal within
200 feet. Has thirty.seYen acres Of land. VIII
sell oil together or mill separate,
No. 37s7 Eoff street, frame house, six rooms
large cellar. alley corner. Easy terms
No. 1929 Foil street, Bilck house, six room,
and hall. good location. Cheap, Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. 85lS, S621 and 1921 $3.50 ench,
Two houses on Twenty'nlnth, four rooms,
each, 81 400 each.
Agood farm OF 7l94 acrOL one aud a halt mile,
from the city. a good orchard, SIX acres 10
ErapeS has live ToOmed house. stableI ETC. and
the best OF water VIII soil on easy terms OF
trade for city property.
Lots In HoGinann's addition, tho best value In
the Eighth ward on very easy terms fora shot
time
Brick house, four rooms and hall FortyGut
and Wood streets, full lot
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FOB SALE.


A ilnc lot In WOodsdalc.
A lot 4OxilO feet III MoundsyllO, ani YOU
shares stoek In MOundsyllo Mining aud NAuu
featuring Company for 500.
No pDl, OO9 and 80j Main sifOoL
No. 1907 ALLEY H., frame si,GiD .,.u
No. o., %, VI aud 60SOyentoOnth street a' '4V
OAch.
Lots No. 40 mud 70 In MlllOrI nddluoa u
MIMeChDn. UhOap. ..,i
The malt house property, corner Twenty thI'i
and WutOr streets .,
a brick residence ON Fifteenth street 50"
No. ~ Vermont street, frame,
No. 10 North Huron street frame
No. 2207 ChaplinO street brick ,.,.
No. N2l Market street frame bulllln4' 'v'
rooms $1,000 ,,..
4 very desirable country rcs1cnc ~ Fi'E
Htit Valley, oil tho National road
No W North Front Street. ut GlXil lalt
No. 2iO1 ls0lr street. brick, i've fOOni
No. go Main street, brick. niue room ~, ia.
No. ~ Fourteenth street brick ldlSltlH i"'
M. lQb Zane street brick dwOllng
Fine building lots u Pleasant Vhllut, ....,h
s!oIgroQm and dwelling corner l.sh'een'
and Woods uttcot
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RuhLlc SAFES.
PUBLTCSALE REAL ESTATE
BRICK House on Morth Main street.

On Saturday, May 81, 1903, commencing at
10 o'clock a. IN, Ut tho north front door OF the
Ohio County Court HOUSE, tho undersigned will
soil nj public auction 10 the highest bidder, tho
following described real eAtat6, situate IN tho
CITY Of Wheeling Ohio county that Is TO say:
Tho south onO.llali Of lot No 10, In Jonathan
Zane's addition 70 tho town Of Wheeling which
half lot fronts 80 feet on Main street. at No 62j
mud includes brick house Of twelve ROOMS, In
good condition. Terms -On0.thlrd cash aud
balance III one ana Two years
4. p. GARDEN,
my22 Executor OF Elizabeth Phnnell.
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FOR SALE.

OHEAP FOR CAsH-THREE
" Dwelling Houses In Kirkwood. Address
~. < IT," this Office. my9
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MANTED.
w OIL AND GAS TERRITORY.
wish 10 purchase oil and gus territory ana
oil production In West Virginia. Correspond,
ence solicited GEO. GlLLMoR Room 4OS-iOS
Ferguson Block, Pittsburgh. PG. Gp.1
WE WANT AT ONCE RELIABLE
w MEN everywhere local or travelling TO
advertise and keep our Show Cards tucked up
in towns ON trees and fences along public roads
Sleady work in your own county. $40 month
salary and 50 "a day expenses deposited ~
Your bank when started, FRAHCO-GERMAN
ELECTRO CO., Box S6l, Cincinnati. o,
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THOR sALE-soME HOUSEHOLD
u furniture. stoves carpets. etc, Call at No;
SVirglnIa street, Island House may DO rented
from owner my6N
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WTANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
wv Agent and business Man to write for our
iortuue.naEer plans-Lllo, Endowment, &c.
Regular bonanEas. Best on Garth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience. TUE
AGENCY CO., No. Union Square. New york. So
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VXTANTED-TO LOAN MONEY AT
w two per cent, first mortgage. real estate
security, farm or city property. Call on or a.
Hrnas q Z MARPf.E Elm tirnY0 NJ. Va. mYt3
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General Manager W. R. Woodiord, Of
the Cleveland, Lorain g. Wheeling, and
General Passenger and Freight Agent
Terry were in the city yesterday, and
stop ped at the Mcclure.
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wv ANTED-T0 RENT A FUR
w NIsHED roomy house IN Pleasant Valley
or Elm Grove. Address "RENTER," with par
-tt,niars. caro- Of the IntellIgenoor Office. myl2
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WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALES.
w MEN or have fine side line, BOUQUET
CIGAR COMPANY. LynChbnrg, Va. mye2
VITANTED-IMM EDIATELY, A
wv ilrstciass Coat Finisher; steady employ
mont; best wages, LOUIS DELBRuGGE q
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~RAILaoAD TIME TABLEs.
baltimore & ONO TIME TABLE.
l. -
In Eject sunday. Nov. Is. 1902.
WEST BouNp

No. 5. Vestibuled Limited DSIy.2 leaves
New York 12:15 a: m, Phila, Sis; BALTIC. 1910:
Wash. 1t:30 arrive at Martinsburg 1s10 p. M, /;
and Chicago 1I.S a. m. A~connects at Hancock
for Berkeley Springs, and at Gun. 5erland for
Pittsburg.
No. I yestibuled Express DAILY, leaves
New York 100 p. M, Phila. 405 Baltic. 7.is
Wash. s:f5 arrives ut Martinsburg 1887 p. M.
and Chicago 80 ~ m.
No. 4. Nestibuled Limited Daily leaves
New York, 300 a. M, Phila. 1875 BALTIC. $40 p
M: Wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburg $50 ,.
m. Cincinnati 7;45 o. m.,; 81. Louis 625 p. m
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex
n no. 3. Vestlbuied Express DAILY leaves
New York 800 b. M. Phiia. Ts2e. BALTIC. 1881 {:
Wash. 1895 arrives At Martinsburg t.45 4. m.,.
Cincinnati 5i5 p. m; and st, Louis 7:f3 a. m.
No, q Pittsburg Express Daily, y leaves New
York 1870 d. M: Phila. q BALTIC. 80 and
Wash. SIS ; arrives at Martinsburg l1,0G b. M,
and Pittsbnrg $50 a. m.
No. i8. Baltimore and Cumberland Accomo.
dalton Daily leaves Baltimore 400 a. m. via
old line, arrives at MartinsbuFe S:25 d. M: Cum
berland HIS p. m. Stops at all stations and
connects Al Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex
10. Is. baltimore and Piedmont Accommo
dalton Daily except sunday, leaves BaId
more via old line at $40 a. m, and arrives al
Martinsbnrg la p. m, and Piedmont AZ 5Aa5 p. n.
Stops at all stations and connects at Hancock
Tor Berkeley springs and 1t Green Spring Run
for Romney.
No. ~. brunswick and Martinsburr Accom-
modatlon. daily. = leaves Brunswick 6.I0 3 m
arrives at Martinsburg :. ~ p. m,
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4 RESTLESS PEOPLE.
Lack OF Hepose M a characteristic. Of
Americans.

Lack OF Repose M a characteristic OF
Americans.
II Is often said that Americans lack
reposcs Although there are undoubtl
cdly exceptions To this rule, II is
. painful fac. that repose, either Of
body or spaech, lfs not d strong charac-
teristic Of the American nation. An
elderly gentleman was Obliged to wait
over an hour in a railway station for a
certain train. The day was warm, and
the people sat about the room in vari-
GUS attitudes suggestive Of great ex-
haustion and discomfort.
I'm so tired 1t seems as if / should
die!' said one woman to another, as
they sank each into a rocking-chair,
ard deposited their bundles on the
floor. They began to rock violently;
each flushed face grew redder and red
der. They had not strength enough to
talk, but they rocked steadily on, until:
Cars ready for Squantum and way
Rtations!r smote the air.
At this cheering announcement the
two women suspended their exercise,
gathered mp their bundles, and walked
lifolesaly ont 70 the train.
There was a middle-aged man, who
came in with his wife and two boys.
..Sophy, he said, asshe sat down heay-
lily on one of the benches, ,fet's all
keep still. and get rested before We
/ have / go into that ~smothering car. 4
And Sophy agreed that it would be
wise to do Sc.
In the twenty minutes that the
group sat in the station, the man who
was going to keep still" crossed and
increased his legs fourteen times ac-
cording TO the elderly gentleman's
count. His wife buttoned and unbut-
toned her jacket four tunes, and made
Eve thorough examinations of the con
tents Of her bag. The children made
a dozen excursions TO the door.
Among air the tired people who came
and went during the elderly gentle
mans sojourn in hat waiting-room,
there was not one who Kept perfectly
still
As, in a philosophical and plying
mood. he recounted his observations at
supper, his vito said smiling: Poor
things! They didn't know the first
principle Of rest. And you We're tired,
too, my deari | can see that from your
forehead Z
The elderly gentleman rose hastily
from the table; n glance at the
t~elltale mirror convinced him that,
while sitting "a Judgment over that
railway as3emblaSer he had been vigor-
ously employed 1t Lis old-time trick OF
rubbing hia forehead the wrong way
Youths Companion.
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KTHE WORLDS
4 ~ AZ STORY DEPARTMENT. AZ
INAHNNNNNNIHAnINE ANMMN INNNN Observation-Disclosures MNlME

shinh. although cannot tell more
wilhuuf the glass
ssc h4aded II 10 tile doctor. who ex-
amined II carefully. A thrill 81 terror
ran through Kathy's nerves II he
should recDgnize III Although he did
not, lis fsext question reduced her 70 a
condition nearly desperate.
where did you get. it2g he asked.
"Fr@mfrom q collection" she man
aged u stammer.
rs the collection for saie2* he asked.
intending 70 put her more at her ease.
The timid mo, SIR with which she
answered him was barely audible. So
he only closed the interview with an
opinion that the coin was Of the time
Of Antiochns the Syrian. and thanked
her in his turn for the gift.
These undeserved thanks had a sharp
err sting for the sensitive girl than even
the fear Of discovery, II seemed TO her
that she had never tasted misery until
now.
As the days passed, Kathy's relief at
being freed from the coin changed to q
settled unhappiness over her manner
Of disposing Of II. Finally. upon the
day when she was informed that her
name was upon the roll Of honor, she
found her situation nnbearable. There
was no use In appealing to Jennie for
sympathy, for Jennie treated the
whole thing as an excellent joke.
Therefore Kathy Ected once more
upon her own impulse. DIR. Egerton,
at work Ia his study that afternoon,
was surprised by the sightaof her little
figure following a determined knock
which he had imagine. was that OF the
most brisk Of his tGachera
With flushed cheeks, with fearful
eyes, but without an instants pause.
she toldto the end her story other own
performances, though she spared Jennie
eafirely.
Dr. Eyerton sat silently for a few
long minutes, stun loe6ing straight be-
fore him as while she had been speak
ing. Then III arose all ofseeI his
hand with these astounding wofd3:
81 am proud 70 know yon my child:
you have Il good col s.ianeetf
As Kat'iy cloa 81 tts d9ls Ia leaving.
she caught a lIshin4g.isaYsc Of Dir.
Egerton seat asaia at his DISK. To
Ear surnriss ~ 81 a y 81 laughihg.
Eut this was On. 81 t4ose occasions
when it is not p2isjih2l,e. Il, belicye ones
eyes. Kathy Il sure that hers were
mistaken,
"If he says it was ny conscience.
suppose it must have been" she decid-
ed. thinking over the interview; shut
conscience isn't d stii |. small voice. j
shall tell Aunt 0ctavin- Conscience is
when yon kaoo g9u mastt'-Anne Rich
ardson Earle. IN Youths Companion !
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LIE statement Pretested.

She-Where were you last night 81
late that y6u couldn't get home until
after midnight?
Hell was down at Jack Barney's
Office, helping him make oat some state
ments.
She-oh, yon were. Ell? Well. let me
tell yon this. II Mr.. Barney's state
ments aren't any more reliable than
the one you nave just made. then there
will Ne some tall kicking among his
eustomerS-Boston Courier.
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no 8 rotIbnied Lln|or1 PAM
l1Ir1EQ - .. NJ nrITe. a Warfi1.hr--e
p = WI m Baltic. 90; Fhiis
s s,.o~ 49, ,ris -. 8 ~ - p r., ponneet1 Win Pais
Ms NestibuIcd EE1TlTs DaiIT. 49,
eaeo in5g : NJ aE5ise. =, NaEslnsbnrr q
- "a xe@ rc-S 90 ,2- ieep m. Pha
Nom. Expr4s8 Daily leaves pstt.h
80 p m arrives A. Na,tinsbufT ~
Meshs - 4a.to. ~ Phiia- i1:lo 4. nj. IA
10. : Yesffbaisd IinItsd sD.u, :
81 Louis 500 q m Cincinnati 71D q =
nves e. Martlnsbur4 rs4 =. M: Wash -a,s
>. n. sfcJsa Shenandoah J1ncfios. ross
At Harpere Ferry for Lexington. Va. ara ~
mediate stations Connects At We4erton
hagsrstsxn sng a. washington junction fer
No. 4 vcsflbni6d IMPRESS sDn,lv-
81. Louis 80 p nj Cincinnati SIS 4. n
rsssx a. na ns,is - E n Wash. III:
No. ~ Cumberland and Baltimore Gre ~.
mediation. Daily leaves CumberianH 80 =.
arrives at Marfineburg so >. M Washinesas
n; and New York no .. d. stkons 80 :
stations west OF washington Junction c,nra
At Harper's Ferry for winchester. 81 Wersras
reg hagerstoNn, and washington Junction IN
No. "a Piedmont A Baltimore omm
ti07, daily except Sunday, leaves pieimnnt /.
5sf0 q. m, arrives At Mertinsbure at fI10a u.
arrives al Baltimore, via. old line at go n -
Stops 81 al stations and connects al Weveer4n,n
fof Bagerstown ana a Frederick junction foT
No. 80. Martinsburr and Brunswick acco,
q m arrives At Brunswick At 6.5s q. nj. All
connects at Harper's Ferry for Lexfngfon- 49,
Baltimore. and At Weverton for Hagerstown.
CO, scULL. 6. W. sANTMAN.
Cen Pass,r ALL Ticket Agent
IT. osDELL, General Manager,
Baltimore. Nd
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-11
Arahie

An ass climbed up to the roof Of a
buildin, and, frisking about there.
broke In the thing. The owner went
mp after him apl quickly drove him
down, beating him severely with a
thick wooden cudgeL The ass said;
Why saw the jackdaw do this very
thing yesterday and you all laughed.
as Il it afforded you very great amuse
ment 4
Moral-Those who doSnot know their
right place. must be taught it. Lowell
News.