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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
c nI:EylTres.
nAitsrI y: Minor SIDneat IN aad Ab,
tile CITY,

Matters q: MlHof SIpnens IN Rad About
tile city.
MATINEE a. the Opera House to-day.
TrE criminal cout: will be in se=ion
today.
Tn. council committee on scales Wol
called 70 nee: LAST aish., bu! failed to
get 4 quorum.
YESTERDAY Squire Gil!espy postponed
the hearing Of the shooting case OF
James Rowan until today.
ANOTHER large Consignment OF :ele-
graph poles arrived yesterday. They
GEs loaded on Two la: cars Of tho Mich.
igau Central roae.
The city tar receipts this week we're:
Ten-cent levy, SO as: general fund,
Si7S g, q total Of $50 .. The cash
comes in very slowly.
"NAsTrR AsD Man" which vas to
have appeared a. the Grand the las,
half oil nex! week has cancelled its
Gaiea, and the season there is closed.
The B. B. Dovener club will have n
meeting this eyenin; al the club rooms.
Delegates will be elected 10 the Fair.
mon convention, aud i full attendance
is deaired.
CONSTABLE FEED HAZEL con6Sca,ed q
seine that wa rugged up for business
down AZ We2ee. lie il looking after vi
olations OF the lsh and game laws quite
actively just nov.
LAST evening tho Social Purity Society
gave an excursion 10 Wellsburg on the
Il E Pnillip!. Il was rot az largely
~pa.ronizsd u. It would have been but
for the rain. Mayer made the music.
The Fulton Ssar Fisbing club. new
house on Big wheeling creek. three
miles beyond Ella GROVE, vili be
opened tomorrow, aud 4 large number
OF the friends OF the members have
been invited. 4 good time 10 assured
OSE OF the iLnS in the estimate Of
the council real eItate committee IS
SIPS for rcpairns the Paxton fountain
This ought 10 De pa.g:d and the foqu-
tain repaired al once, or elsc torn down
and sold for old iron. As it iE, il ia an
eye-sore TO the city.
A vEgrsuccessf1l test OF the Handley
hand fro eIiilguishcr vas given last
evening IN the Hempield yard. o2po.
site the city building. / IRE Of lish.
boards soaked with berzine, vas le.
blaze until the flames reached the ;ele.
graph wires above, AID IN 4 minute the
s!ream pG: II out.
SHREITp MATHEWS, OF Moundsyille,
yesterday received police 10 arrest.
Howard Bev!ey, Of Oaio coGaty, who
ran away and yes charged With INSIDE
ncanor. The !orcc at once got on bis
track and arrested hin and notified abe
Wheeling authorities, who went down
in the ai.erlooa aad escorted him back
to Jail.
TIE anniversary entertainment At
Alienheim On Thursday vRs a complete
success. despite the threatening appear-
aRce OF the sky during tho a%ftGEnoon,
which KEEP: ) number from attending.
and the trustees and lady managers feel
very grateful 10 the many ladies and
gentlemen Sho aided them 10 entertain
ing the visirorr.
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cases Of weakness lay in q disturbance
OF nutrition.
The cure lies in purer, richer blood
and better led neryou tissues Paine's
celeryycompound stirs the excre:iye or
| cans, :he liver aud kidneys, 10 stronger
action; the blood grows a. once pures
and reddef and more capable OF carry
ing nu!riDent and oxygen TO every
nerve and muscular fiber OF the bodg.
Pains's celery compound makes peo-
pie well By building up new tissues 10
p!accof the old; reyulatingshaky nerves
by appropriate nerve food aud sending
q strong, iull tide Of pure blood through
the diseased parts Of the liver, heart,
stomach, and kidneys.
10 worried women. just as TO business
men staggering under financial adve:.
sity. nervousness and final break
down. II an not i'll enough 10 take
medicine" sno too often says. and puts
+ off from day to dag the correction Of her
trouble.
Paine's celery compound is the great
spring medicine. 1t cures every form Of
| nervous weakness and tho special dis
orders OF liver, heart, stomach, and kid
peys that arise from impure blood and
Z rundown" system badly nourished-
These are the difficulties that Paine's
celery compound corrects- Il build. up
the whole body, blood. nerves, and tis-
sues in a way that nothing else has ever
equaled- People get well who thought
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The James Noble Post No. S+8 G. A.
R OF Wcs. Alexander has made extern
givo preparations for Decoration Day.
Rev. W. N. Coleman will preach tho
Memorial sermon in the U. P. church,
Sunday, May ~, at 5 o'clock. On Dec.
Grafton Day they will meet at their hall
at 1l:36 a. m, read the Memorial Day
orders, reports OF committees 10 mark
the graves OF soldiers and elect n chief
marshal. The parade will consist Of ten
girls as q Howcr committee, the ladies
10 sing at the cemetery and church,
Dallas, W. Va, cornctband, firing squad
in command OF Capt. D. NJ. Blayney,
G. 4. R. post with post flag, Sons OF
Veterans, Jr. y. U. A. u. Arriving at
the cemetery tho exercises will be
opened with prayer. Short addresses,
songs aud music by the band will FOL.
low, after which Rev. ]. T. Riley, OF
Now Cumberland, will deliver the
Memorial address. Tho exercises will
close With 4 lcctu.e in the Presbyterian
church at s o'clock.
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VERY sUCCESsFUL

-
wns the Entsr,niumeut OF the "Y's" 4;
Martins Ferry.
Tho Y'sentertainment in the,,Aiartia's
Ferry las: nighswaslargel
attended despite the weather ard was q
very creditabIe one. The absence OF
Miss Grace UpdegraI was regretted.
She could not sing or accounted the
seyious illness Of her father. Mrs. John
Turner appeared il her place and sang
'sweet Marie and "Leoro.e" very
beautifully.
The Worlds Fair Pictures vera come
thing new in Martins Ferry and
pleased everybody. These were Spring
Showers" BY Mira. John Turner, Misc
Kate Greer and Miss Annie Belle
Hobba. at the Temple Gate" By
Miss Lena Mccoy. Innocent Victim"
bv Mics Nettie McWillIams, Misc Clara
Sheets and 3lcssra. Harry George.
Charles Williams and c. c. Mitchell.
The scarf drill by eight young ladies
dressed in red and carrying red scaris
was exceedingly we'll executed. In this
were Misses Mary Thomas, Kate Greer,
Kate RaIstou, Net,ie SIC Williams. Ada
Jones, Ada Joy, Carrie Hobbs, Elouise
Long, Beta Sheets. Twenty little girls
took part in the violet drill. They wore
blue dresses and violet hoods.
In the Quarte:te wcre hrs. Turner,
Miss Thomas, Harry George and Jess
Hipkins. and tho latter gang q solo,
.loast"
Miss Blanche Potter, the Scio College
ciocutionis., rendered four readings.
The Negro Slave Song" Tit for Tat"
1.-THE Chariot Race aud ''She Liked
Him Rae! Wecl." the third named be-
ing her best effort. Al! OF the perform
ers were well received.
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Tho following letter, which Is sell
explanatory, vas received from Hon.
LORENZO Dantotd BY L Republican o!
Martins Ferry, and would seem to settle
his posi!ioa Il to the nomination for
Congress:
81. CLAIgsvILLE ONO, May II, 1894.
NJ DER Sia:-About the beginning
Of the pressn. term Of court you kindly
inquired whether ! would DO 4 candi.
date Tor Congress or not | had not
then made Up my mind 10 give up my
business and enter politics again, but as
the matter was pressed upon mo from
time 70 time and from different dirsc.
tons, the idea grew upon ne until |
finally gained my " consent to DO q
candidate.
~ feel tina. I would like 70 be q mem.
Der Of the mex. Congress believe we
are entering on 4 period in our eoun.
try's history that will be interesting.
There are questions that We must settle
in I isv years that will be matters Of
history. The taria and the money
queslionE-party lines are pretty we'll
drawn upon thc5e qugstions-but there
are other matters growing gu: OF the
relations Of capital and labor, what Is
10 DO done with the great unreal that is
in the country L. this time, how men
arc TO DO quieted, how all the diYersitied
interests Of the country arc TO BIO dealt
With-ihese are matters OF great mo-
ment.
~ make no personal claim TO the
Office. The Republicans OF this county,
and Of this district, have dealt very
kindly with me in the past. l make 10
claim to being naturally better equip
ped ioT the place than othcrs-
81 have served three terms in Con-
2resa. know something o! the leading
men OF tho nation. II elected 10 the
next Congrea. it vii! be my fourth
term. It would give NO 4 position on
committees that q new man would cot
reach at the start, but you'd have 10
serve 4 long time TO a!tain.
These are matters worth considering.
The nomination ia not I personal per
quisite 70 any man. Il ought 10 &c
where it would DO the mos! good.
Very truly yours,
~ D~ASPopD."
3lr. DanEord has glso expressed him
self verbally in much the zane strai1
as above.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN tho Cty and Wheeling Folk
Abroad

Strangers IN tho Cty and Wheeling ok
Abroad
O. y. koer, OF Warrington, Is q
Windsor guest.
r P. Toho, OF Woodsfeld, auto
graphed at the Mcclure.
Win S. Sims. OF Clarinstoa. auto
grapned at the Windsor.
3I.s. ". 4. Wilson, OF the Island, is
visiting relatives il Pittsburgh.
Col. J. II. McHullen, OF Louisville, is
in the city, a gues: OF che McLure-
Charles E Brown, OF New YORK, the
cigarette salesman, Ia q Mcclure arrival
Mrs. John Lewis, Of WelIIburg, was
the guest OF South Side friends yester-
day.
Attorney William Erakiae vas down
at Moundsyille on buaipes. yesterday.
II. W. S. Campbell, OF Pittsburgh,
travclingireight agent, is 4 CUES. at the
Mcclure.
William B. Sine, Of Huntington, and
John King, OF Weston, figure on the
Bealer rcg!stcr.
Mossrs- John Riheldafsr and D. Car
ter List have taken the Iienann house,
ct Pleasant Valley, for the season.
c. G. Showslter. superintendent of
the state reform school ut Prrntvtown,
is in the city, guest at the Stamm.
Mrs. Mary Hannah Warner arrived
yesterday iron Baltimore. called By the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. D. C. List
G. ". Hooking, OF sistarsville; c. c.
Savers, OF Letart, and Robert alcCor.
mick, OF Sistcrsville, autographed at the
Stamn.
Lieut.. Terrill, OF the city police force,
returned yesterday from a tour down
in ''ole Vacinny," where be went on
official business.
Mr.. Mike Fleming. one OF the PAN
Handle railroad conductors, visited his
sister, alrs. John P,ender2aat, OF South
Chapline street, yesterday.
Ernest l. Frame and wife returned
yesterday afternoon 90 the Panhandle
from Pittsburgh aud the east, where
they went on their bridal tour.
State Senator William II. TAR. OF
Wellsburg, accompanied by Mrs. TAR,
registered at the Windsor las. evening.
They leave on the Iron Queen this
morning for Cincinnati.
Mr.. George Mccoy, oithe South Side,
who has been attending the Philadel-
phia medical school, is home on a
short vacation. Mr.. Mccoy is now in
the last year and will graduate with the
'95 class.
John sonnefeld. tho barber, OF Mar
ket street, South Side, walks AROUND
nowadays as though he were shod
with -'pneumatics." tits. said the arri.
valot q little girl day before yesterday is
the cause.
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ANCIENT JEWISH SERVICE


Given by n Renowned Cantor at the
Tempt. Last Evening.
Last evening at the Jewish Syna-
gosue one OF the most interesting GER
vices was hold ever witnessed in that
beautiful cdifce. Rev. Victor Kosen-
stein, late Of London, now Of Philadel.
.phia, u cantor OF wide fame, sang the
old Hebrew service, assisted by the fine
,choir Of the synagogue. There was 4
iine audience present, in spite OF the
fact tina! 4 very Hevere storm was N
progress ut 7 o'clock, tho hour IN
.nounccd for the opening OF the ser-
vices.
Mr.. Roseustein has 4 rich, musical
voice, and he created q splendid i'm.
preston. The fervor oi,the service was
inspiring. There will DO another simi-
Jar service at 1880 a. N. to-day, and
perhaps Il third on Sunday evening.
The public will be cordially welcomed,
without regard to creed. TO all these
aeryices,
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40, I'm only q little nerYorL
81 didn't use TO be.


az didn't use to be.
"What can I DO to overcome it?
Just Tha: q woman means by being q
little she can. exactly say. She
tells you che is r~eatleas; that she eau no
longer scw or read; conversation 70
longer intorests, or it even troubles her;
noises staEtle her, and she cries for no
cause.
Such arc the fire: small beginnings OF
nervous weakness. The would is full OF
loving, patient wives and mothers who
have been called upon 10 suffer intense
emotional strain; hayo undertaken to
nurse tho=o deaE TO them through pro-
tracted Illness, o. have worked beyond
their physical power4.
During the many years OF hard and
wonderful work, Prot. Edward Z. Phelps,
Dartmouth's great professor, had these
weak, rundown" women in mind. The
study Of such CAGES OF rvo prostra-
ton, neuralgia, Rheumatism, dyspepsia,
and debility led him to that most mar
velous discovery OF the century, Paine's
celery compound. Prof. Phelps became
convinced that the trouble in all these
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Winter and jIovcmentsof Boats.
Tho River Interests
Y~ESTElDAY's pEPAETUEEx

lhc lsNcE intcTcSN
YETEapGY's prPAETUEEx
Ben liur, EetupIe. Pa'Eers5usg, la n.
Scotia. Eguew, Pittsburgh. l p. M.
Courier. Davis, Pittsburgh. 10 p n.
Liberty, Booth. Ctarington. go D. II.
II. +. Bedford, Green. Newport, II p. t.
DAT LEAVING TODAY.
IroaQueea. PHILLIPS. Cincinnati. Sa n
IL 4 Bedford. Green. PttubuEh. 10 p N.
Liberty, Booth. Darlington, 3:G) .. N.
DoATs LEAVING SUNDAY
Keystone State. Calhoun, Pittsburgh. 7tos 4 n.
sooiin, Agnev, Cincinnati. S a N.
Bsu Hur. Xemple- Pittsburgh O. II.
Lizzie Bay. 4aady. Pittsburgh, & l. N
Courier. Davis, ParkepOurg. rooa
The local and hcadwater rains had
the expected effect on the river ut this
point. Yesterday morning the stream
commenced to swell, and at 0 p. m. the
marks showed S feet 8 inches, n rise Of
IS inches.
The four Cincinnati packets cabin &C.
computations are almost invariably
taxed when they reach Wheeling OH
the down trip. Wheeling pcople going
down the river should secure accom-.
modations In advance.
FROM HEADwATEaA.
Oil City-River 6 feet 7 inches and
rising; cloudy.
Warren-River 5 fee. | inch and ris.
ing; cooler with showers.
GTeersboro-River ] feet Z inches and
rising slo WY; warm With showers.
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Enioynble Emtertainment.

Last evening at the W. G. T. U. hall,
Main street, n coin birthday entertain.
ment took place that was greatly en-
joyed by the large audience. The prin-
ciprl event on the programme was the
talk by Rev. DR.. F. D. 7. Bickley, OF
Thomson church, OF "a Clerical
Tramp" which was much appreciated.
The McCUelland psrlor orchestra ofici.
ated, aud there were other literary and
literary numbers rendered.
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FiYe.C Cent Articles.

l-c!st Hosa. ChIld-ep'I Hos. Rolling Pins
Bof%ood kuieS CUT buttons Tin Buckeo, Con-.
binasion GIGX C1ttesS Boys HniTek PoEe,L,
4 R.ehte: HNpI0aicAS. Towels. SC SeaIls
FLck2Sa Spe>tGcleA Dime Cologne Hal: C1,i-
en-; school States LAMP Burners. Shoe Dressing.
LGc!eS' Pins. Table knives
Nam lcoeat articles in our seen: Is. Coma
ssQ tAEe them ont @! ON war
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Ten.Cent Articles.

suSpsnders. Clothes liues. 25csat Js1e,T.
Auger Braces, Stationery PacksyeA jail P,dIocSs,
Royal Needle !rck.Ses. one-h.if pound Tea. Ia.
dies A|cEpt Hos. DOLL, G-ccni Cu- Dultoct
Mirrors, Poke: EnITea
We sHc constantly receiving bargs!aV and ca--
no: quote prices, as they arc here to-day and
gone to-Ilo:roE. Il Is our ain 20 always. have
something new .; p-ices that s!Il :aake Won buy.
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So emineatly successful has Hoods
sarsaparilla been thar many leading
citizens IRON all over the United States
furnish testimonials OF curcs which
seem miraculous. Hoods Sarsaprilla ia
not an accident, but the ripe fruit OF in
dustry and study. 1t poalnEses merit
peculiar 10 itself"
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Thrce.Cent Articles.

lst!et li.3dte-chktL Saving Brahe4. l
cofer Dre4 But;o1A. s:szpst DipperA Mach
Eases Machine on c8uI. Pot1Go MAiae3.i dozen
sAieiy ms Per1nci Toile; So4p. pAf ScIs.
or. Pint Fu1aela Jelly PaseI Cus-J CoaS I
coten sace Laces. School SA.eE, Batting S2oonL
-oeai Tables. Cox Screws. HAfnoulcAL Nks
TGr1er. Nose Taps Windsor Ties
coma hers tos HIcsLcL We vii not c.nPpola.
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F0ur.Cent Articles.

ones;:TeEspooas P1:eu, Sleeve IIolderI Boyr
S~GspSnder- CATE's o. y. 7. THREAD. Chidren'I
BIOS kuoeer Dressing Combs. Con ard BRUSH
SLAe, Tot Covers. Tooth Brushes. Ft-s ShoveG,
loHelnS. Cnsfl k-tTeL NGdlLSe. Sewing IA.
eaiae 0lI, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread Hand
SHTFHS, SuSpenden. Pencil BoIeS. Calico, Nus
Ens and hUo1fets Of Other articles going =: tbs
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eight Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcaches. Wh!sk B.ooroS. Wash Rowl..
In ScckeL LonS Handle f!re ShoTels. Rules.
hosiery. Large LAMP Dar1er, Box Paper and
5nTeopes, Spring ElsncA ScAsoa Blank
Books, Patent Buttons
Dur customers know 9 good thing when tasy
seei. !oiu he prooeSioa 70 our si0re
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Seven.C Cent Articles,

Colxates Palm Soap. Ia-ge Dressing conhx
c!G' HsndEerrhIeLS Mixed Bird Seei Whi,4.
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups. Wash haas Shcaa.
A!tats popular price We o9er aAay GdcIei
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Merchant Tailoring.

out Me.ch.a: Ta!lo.in; Department. Is no.
ready tor business and 10 are showing a line OF
goods 10 neg. br!:A: aad tasteful patterns ihet
sc selling like q fash. We oTer during ttiS
Eonth Tour choice oil 4 line Ut SiI5O pc: su.i
up, well worth onc-talrd inore money.
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SiX.Cent Articles.

oae set Fable Spoons. Bank Books Pr-sa
Shlstag: suIpendea- B1.chc. Knives llcsa,
L4cs, Sleeve Buttons, l0cent Eub:oIder;ex
SOUNDING Brushes Gents Hal Hose.
HeFrEAns Invited We have bargains %. you
and 1. Will nay EOu IN e-tt
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.Nine.C Cent Articles.

Ladies Gioyes. shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pa
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth Is csun,
Glass Dishes. Mix Stra!rers. Coffee Pots. Y1og:
Siiiers, Suspe1deH. Extract Vanilla. DoilG Dtsa
rams. Hammers. ! Pound Grain OF Ground Pep
Eaking Powder.
The aeoTc y. all genuine Bargains a7d love:
tsA. eyc- h4fo-r
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold by
all druggists. /
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TWO-Cent Articles.

i2cdrea Bg;:oaS ! Fine CoEb. l ba:te lax
fctIiaC Cup. HkrtkefrhietL Cake C1i4-N Pep
PET b9Ia LLagtrT Hair Piss. Ca:p+pset Pe7dlL
Cue butioUt, Pie Ps1i. Pocket Cozhd SSpEtnL
Goa Opca0n. Spool Cotton. T1ile; SOAP. Ginls1
Ia2e LtaS RG5Se: Tipped Peasth LIAI
HedeAl only IN B4:ELaI SD give BIZ rI!as
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Mr.. DRNFORD is IN IT.
Ho Peols that he Would Like 20 go
Back 70 CoagrcsD.
His FRANK LETTER 10 4 FRIEND

Ia Which no Dehnitely and Fully
States hLs Fashionable Makes no
Personal ClaIms-LiTo Issues to be
Dealt with-Hh Advantages over u
new Member.
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FOB A

- -- L1
Wheeling, SD. ~
House OF tcn rooms, bs!cs. Matte. stree, Fifth
ward. easy terms, S,OJl.
house o: Ave rooms, b,ick. Fourteenth street,
House :; q four sooa,s, Jacob street, SIKH
House Ave soons. Woods stree., Eas: Wheel.
Fine farm, l37 acres, three raiIas t,on Mounds.
VIC. M!ih splendid Improvement This Is a
10 teet o. land fronting OF MccoIloch AID
itotei o. 'ourteen ICONS, doing good business
SPIerdl! location, cheap.
House OF seven rooraS and hall. Ch3olI1a
street Centre Wheeling. sI,aiD.
L9l east END Fourteenth street. $50.
Lois o. Lind street, BclvGde.e, S!75 each.
LOS u BehreGS & Speidcl's addition. Hand.
H4s ADDITION to North Benwo0d, D5ggS Run.
l:uE. P:caSan: Valley, Bellevue and
otntt places In and nrar tho city.
aoseg 10 loan OF city red cyta-e: 500. s7n
StVo' sS'' 500, 5000. $3.50 azd 500
FOR Rent.
S?lS EotI Eject. six rooms. 5000 pc, month.
-" L9E ti'ett, four rooms, second and JhIrl
stories, $50 per mouth.
20 E>t street four rooms. Sl1U0 per month
foGr r0onls. second story. Market street FiftS
ward. 500 per month. ~
scope; month. sNeS''
$50 per month. ~
Tires rooms, ant foor. McColtoch Street pea-
ih!t'y'AEst street, 81 % per month.
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THE NEW 1 NJ e

II the Z. & o., Road, Which Goes Into
Eject Tomorrow.
On and after Sunday, Nay 20, B. 20.
trains wil,leayeand arrive, city tine, az
iollows:
M1rJL:SE
For the East Its q. II. GEd } > n daily.
Cumberland accom-, 80 N, except sunday.
Grafton hcco1.. =. Z. cElT.
LeyseL crD.ts% gSj = e.. except Monday.
Mounisyilic accon.: 10 and lib l. L. end
Clio p. L.. except sunday.
ARRIVE
From the East, s:I5 c. N. daily.
Cumberland cccoD.. SHOP q. ezcsptSCada?.
Grafton aeon. 10 & n ts!ly.
Eeyser express. 5p IN. crccpe Monday.
AorCldsvtl!e. 7:iO and @JG. n. and l:D ?. Il,
except sunday.
TgA.s-oHIo DIVISION.
70: Coiumbu, and Chicago. "A a. n. and AZ
For Gcsanggs tad Cincinnati, In~ a Il. and
EeEark ac5on.. $50 p. n. e1cep, sunday.
e. Cia!r|iLc, lo2oG N. ard 5:2j P. n except
Sunday.
IXEIvE.
Fror Chicago. rs ard 1915 .. n daily.
ErU1a t~fociunati. i:15a n ard S:5 p. m; daily.
SeEErE uccOta.. U:1 & IN. except sunday.
s. ClGiaTile, lE35 :. L. and J"& r. n, except
Sunday.
PrrrsBuRoH DIVISION.
For P!tlbuEgh. 5 and 10 q. n. and SOS .. N.
daily, and l:J p M e1ctS: Sunday, and 63G
p. L., Sunday only.
Wellington accoc., 8 ?, II. erce2: Sunday.
AgsTz
From Pittsburgh, lG.D a z. GO u:2 pm,
daily. l2;S ? n, ezcepssuaday, End ICES a. n,
Washington accom-, SD 8 Il, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
Henriettas, Lansdownea,
oiNLHNl E~ngidiaes. Nuns Veil
ings, etc. Go NJ. Ssoog & Co.
A'L.nte Train 10 Wheeling from Pittsburgh
va. 1u ~
ings, ETC.

TNJ ~-'U Ut HHsEEuIUf"
For benefit OF excureionists who wish
10 return on the night Of May 90, two
day coaches for Wheeling will be at
tached to the Panhandle train No. 5,
leaving Pittsburgh at 1925 p. m, city
time, arriving OF Wheeling about 1880
by special train from Wheeling juno.
ytion. Round trip. 81 65.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

Fror Chicago. rs and 1913 .. n. daily.
!rUa Cincinnati. $50 n erd5:25 p. N. daily.
Newark EcCor2.. LIS { IN. except sunday.
s. ClGiayille, lE3S . Z. and ISL Z. n, except
.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

For P!tIbuEgh. 5 and 10 g. N. and J:3j .. n.
daily, and l:SO p Il, exceS: Sunday, and sd
p. L., Sunday only.
Wellington gccoG., 8 ?, II. erce2: Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

TOR SALE.
Farm Of the late Caroline EcnaG.rd. contain
Ing III ec.es OF the inGs; farming l4rd in Ohio
county. Lays well. yell wa;erej, situated FIVE
EaLle5 ror:k OF city; reached BY & GOOD road
Elegant brick house Of eleven -oous. large barn
and o:her necessary ouibUIldInSs. Also iwo or
chErts containing Z !asge variety 0. irC;t For
irr!he: .u!or..s!!on cali on OF address =. D.
KLlENES, q; Doilar Savings Bank, or 23lj Chap
line street DyiG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Real estate 0: every description.