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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-06-20
BREVITIEs.

Free wool.
Vacation.
Crosby's big barn is looming up.
T. G. Herman returned yesterday.
Railroad fare at half price 4th of July.
Miss Lilly Brannin is visiting in town.
The Midwinter Fair is drawing to a
close.
Hear one side and you will be in the
dark.
Mrs. P. B. Roberts is visiting Wads-
worth.
New border and wall paper at E. Girls
wold's.
Tom Groton is at shaws' Hot Springs,
Carson.
Miss Mary Henry will visit the Mid
winter Fair.
Nevada honey is given the first place
in the market.
Miss Della Greer has returned from
q visit at Truckee.
Belknap Bower has gone to Lake
Tahoe to Summer.
Bishop Abel Leonard spent last Sum
day at wadsworth.
We are to have ~changeable weather
for the next thirty days.
William Nichols has returned from a
weeks visit to San Francisco.
J. M. Sanford and wife returned to
Saltwater from Reno yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Arnold aud Miss
Minnie O'Hare will visit the Midwinter
Fair.
R. L. Fuller and Archibald Steele left
Monday to attend the l. o. o. F. Grand
Lodge at Virginia City.
We saw M. Mcclure at San Francisco
last Sunday. He looks well and happy
ana owns me OLD time laugh.
Jim Ewing and Frank Rhodes have
leased the Gregory ranch and will en-
deavor to make honest 'hayseeds of
themselves.
The Silve- Party State. Convention
will be held at Carson September 4th
and the primaries for the election Of
delegates will be held August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Arnold and Miss
Lynn Smith have gone to their home at
Sierra Valley. Mr.. Arnold will return to
participate and assist in the Fourth OF
July celebration exercises.
Death has robbed Dan Lyons of Hon
olulu, formerly business manager OF the
Virginia Chronicle, of all of mis- family
except a fourteen year old son. Dan is
only doing a little special work now OH
account of poor health. His friends on
the island are legion, we were informed
by a Honolulu merchant who was home
ward bound. q
MIS- Cnii@H AOOb VIII HOt NC PtdCSu
in the Stockton Asylum as was first in
tended. Her sister will have special a.
partments added to her own residence
and will care for her a long as she lives.
The physicians give no hope OF Mrs.
Cobb's recovery and all that now re-
mains is to make life as pleasant for her
as possible under the circumstance
Carson News.
Ayers Hair yigor lie a universal beau
tifer. Harmless, effective, and agree
able, it has taken high rank among tot
let articles. This preparation causes
thin and weak hair to become abundant,
strong, and healthy. and restores to gray
hair its original color.
Happy days and restful nights result
from using Ayers %Sarsaprilla. 1t 50 reg
nlates all the bodily functions and
strengthens the nervous system that
worry and fatigue are comparatively un-
Known and life is truly enjoyed. 1t is
certainly q most wonderful medicine.
The celebrated universal ranges and
'ook stoves at Lange & Schitt's, sole
agent for Nevada. n
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BORN.

RAMBOTTTNA-At Wadsworth, Nevada, June
I8, 1894, to the wife OF John Rambottina, a
daughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-14

Items OF ScwS-SusEcstiOns Conccrnin.
the Congressional Campaign.
'ptcidI Correspondence Of us En!sailai::r.
PARSONS, W. Va, March l2.-Your
correspondent has been hero since the
9TH inst, attending circuit court. now
being held by his honor, Joseph T.
EIoke, Of tho Third judicial circuit, at
which several very important cases
nave been tried, the most iutcrcstin.
being the case OF Young vs. West Vir-
clnia Central 4 Pittsburgh railroad,
which is now on'trlai. Mr.. Young lost
m arm and was otherwise injured
while coupling cars in Thomas in 1893.
Young is represented BY Hon. 4. G.
Dayton, oil Barbour county, aud tho
company by lion. c. W. DAILY, Of
Mineral county.
The town is busy considering the
financial depression, which the people,
AS 4 whole, unite in saying is due to the
presen: political party in power.
y large tanncry is being constructed
by Messrs. Gould & Co., which gives
employment to n great many men. and,
when completed, will employ many
more. New houses arc being built rs
rapidly ~ the carpenters can put them
up, and still the demand for them in
creases. Already the population is
from six to eight hundred, and new
comers every day.
Considerable complaint ia heard
among the old soldiers in regard to
their vouchers being returned by Hon.
5. l.. Wilson, United States pension
agent, for not being attested BY 4 wit
ness when signed by themselves. All
unite i'll saving thGt.flon. A. G. Dayton
should be u next congressman from
this, the Second congressional district.
Your correspondent was somewhat sur
prised 10 find the people almost q unlt
for him.
Being acquainted with almost MI OF
the people OF this county, and having
the pleasure of meeting u great many OF
the leadln. citizens and talking with
them on this subject during court, | be.
lieve We have no other mQn VIC can put
before tho people who will carry the
strength OF tho voters US will Mr.. Day
ton.
A great many Democrats insist that
they are not gong to offer MIR. Wilson
for reelection in this congressional dis
,rict for fear he will be defeated on nc.
count OF his bill beingin tho way, which
VIC are sure would be the case should
Mr.. Dayton be our nominee. DAYTON
can carry Barbour county, and he can
carry Tucker IL his full partv's
strength and something extra in every
county in the district. He is qualified
in every respect, being Il gentleman II
scholar and 4 lawyer OF wide reputation
-one who is nos afraid to get up and
defend the rights Of the American citi-
zen against the infamous Tree trade, the
threat OF which is now making our
homes miserable and destitute by caus-
ing factories to close. leaving the laborcr
out Of employment, &c, &c.
Give us Dayton for our candidate in
this district and victory is ours.
JoIIS,
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SALE.

BY virtue Of n deed Of trust made by Francis
!, Thuuer 10 me ~ trustee, dated July -, lSSS,
recorded In the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, IN Deed Of
Trust hook No. -, pnge "%3, ! Will sell At tho
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county, OH
SATURDAY. THE 3lsr DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
cOmmcnCinSn mt 10 O'Clock n m, the following
described property, that Is to say;
So much OF lot numbered ono hundred and
twCutv.ninc, situated on the east side OF Market
street. IN tho Fifth ward Of the City OF Wheeling.
Ohio county West Virginia, rs fronts twenty-five
feet and one Inch oil the said Gnst side OF said
Market street and extends bACk CnstwArdly TO
the nllcy called C.. Rud being the nOrihcrly one
third part Of said lot one hundred and twenty.
nine. together with all the buildings or Hppur-
tcnanrcs erected thereon OF belonging thereto.
Also tho south three feet Of lot numbered one
hundred Ruh thirty. In Ghnplinc and Euii's Rd.
dition TO said City OF Wheeling. Ohio county.
West NirGinin. said piece OF ground fronts three
feet OIL the east side OF Market street. between
Twenty-SccOnd and Twcnty.third streets and
running back Of equal width 10 the eastern
boundary line OF said lot l3J, being the same two
pieces OF property conveyed 10 said Francis +.
ThOncr by ". V. liOsc, trustee, BY deed dated
July ii, ISIS.
TEEMs oFSALE:-0Ec.third and rs much more
az the purchaser elects to paw In cash on the day
Of Snlc, the balance in two equal installmrnts at
twelve and twenty, -four mouths. notes bearing
Interest from The day Of sale 10 be given for the
deferred payments:
W.. II. HALIEE. Auctlonecr. mrl
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THE BHIsCoE IN PORT!


The Vessel In n DcpIorabic Condition md
Her Crow Almost Starved.
ST.. JOINS, \. F., March lS.-The
steamer Virginia Lake arrived here
this morning, having in tow the steamer
Briscoe. The Virginia Lake sighted tho
Briscoo mt 3 o'clock on Monday morn.
ing nearly eighty miles southwest OF
Capo Race. Tho Virginia Lake had dis.
played rockets during tho night. They
had been seen by the Briscoc and an
swered. The Virginia Lake then stood
by while her captain boarded the Dris-
coe to arrange for towing the disabled
steamer 10 port.
The BrisCoe's stock OF provisions had
almost given out and the men were in
m exhausted condition from lack Of
food. The Virginia Lake provided a
fresh supply OF everything needed to
refresh the men. The Gamer pre-.
sentod = melancholy spectacle, being
battered and smashed in n terrible
manner, everything movable being
swept off the decks and iron plates and
stanchions twisted into all sorts OF
forms.
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PtTrsnURGH, Pa, March 1G.-W. T.
Kerr, utato councillor OF tho Junior Or
dor Of American Mechanics, and five
others, members Of tho order, appeared
before Judge McCiung, in tho County
courts to-day and made application for
mn injunction restraining tho Riverside
public school board from employing
members OF religious orders, wearing
tho garb Of the order rs teachers in the
schools. Tho bill also usks that the
sisters now engaged be not permitted
to remain in the public schools us
teachers or otherwise, while wearing
tho garb OF this or any known religious
or sectarinn capacity. 1t rccitcs further
that tho Riverside board il maintaining
4 private scctarian parochial school rs n
department OF the public schools in dc.
rogatlOn OF tho rights OF the children,
parents, citizens and taxpayers and in
violation OF the law; that they propose
TO apply TO the central board Of cduCa.
ton To obtain colorado legal authorize
ton to ratity tho engagement and pres
GncG oil the sisters rs teachers. Judge
McClung took the papers and fixed
saturday, March 81, for 4 hearing.
Joseph i. Nimmick, Il member OF the
Riverside school board, when informed
OF the action taken by the Mechanics,
stated that the board would fight tho
matter to the end and carry it to the
highest court. In tho meantime tho
sisters would be retained until the mat.
Ter was settled. lie had hoped that
the trouble would blow over, as the
residents Of tho Thirty-fourth ward
were nearly all Catholics. lie would
not be surprised ii they wcro oventu.
ally beaten. Secretary OF Board Mad.
den said the central board OF education
would be compelled to give them the
additional teaChcra when it was shown
that the increased attendance required
It, and it was no PERSONS business who
;lIey employed. Tho question would
fought to the bitter end. Rev. Father
C%osrrove said the courts was the proper
place TO settle tho matter, and he was
slad that the action had boon taken.
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FINANCE AND rt;aDE.
The Features OF tho Money n Stock
Markets.

MARKETS.
SEw YoEE. March l3.-Moucr on call easy ut
/ per cent; last loan : per cent closed ut per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3njI5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm nj 81 sGtai 50. Silver
certificates iSIli9c. Total sales OF stocks to-day
aggregated lj9.VN shares.
The share speculation to-day was stagnant dur.
Ing the greater portion oftlIc day, but prices were
well supported and the business was distributed
more widely than usual. The market opcuel
generally II small fraction above Yesterdays
closing, but IN the carly dealings sales TO realize
profits were made and the shorts put out u few
lines, which he'd the result Of sending prices
down slightly below the opening. Alter II
O'Clock 81. Paul. which was most largely drnlt
In, was bought IN round lots for the long nc.
count. recording an advance VI IL per cent and
closing within ! per cent Of the top figures.
Northwestern also gained | per cent. Rock
Island gained u per cent and burlington 4, the
grdilgcrs being NIL In good demand. Sugar
moved within narrower limits than iOs many II
day, closing with Il net gain OF Il per cent. Dis.
tilllns rose u per cent In the Mrs. few minutes
anu held the advance until the late dealings,
when n reaction Of Z per cent occurred, with n
hnal rally OF X. the loss OH the day being L per
cent. II Is the only active stock which docs not
show MI improvement.
The bond market was strong during the morn.
Ing, caSci oil subsequently, but closed Strong.
Government bonds lirIu,
State bonds dull,
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"The people of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" says John
v. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right. They know it to BIO superior to
any other Tor colds. and as n preventive
aud euro Tor Group, and why should
they not insist upon having it? 50cent
bottles ior sale BY Chas. Z. Goetze. Will
W. Irwin, Chris. I. Schnepi, Chas.
Menkemeller. William f. Williams, S.
L. Brice, \. E. scheele, Will Menkenel.
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie 4
Co, Bridgeport, and 3. F. Peabody &
Son, Benwood.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

-
liy virtue Of three deeds oitrist mndp byWIlliatn
Hamilton aud Lotto Hamilton. his vile. TO mo
ns trustee, The iir,t dated April n. 1855, recorded
IN tho office Of tho clerk Of the County Court ni
OHIO county, West NiTpinln, IN Deed Of Trust
BOOK NO. q. rHgc J.. the second datcd July Il.
lsSH, recorded In snid CLERKS uiiCc In Decd Of
Trust Book No, -, page lGg. tho third dated
AliEliSt 81, lt9), recorded IN said clerks unlCr In
Deed Of Trust liOO; No, ~, page .. | wilt sell nj
tie north front door Of the Cont House OF Ohio
County on
SATURDAY. TIL; 2iru DAY OF MARCH 1891.
commencing ut 10 o'clock IL IN. the following
described property, that Il TO say: Fart Of lots
nrmbctel three aud sixteen In Hlluc and Sti.
fcls GTRudvlcw subdivision IN the First ward
NJ Tho city of Wheeling. ohio County, West NIr.
EiniH, that Il IN SAY 81 much Ol the lot M. = In
said subdivision as lies within the following
boundaries, tO.wii; beginning ut tho south.
west corner Of said lot. running thence north.
wntily with the west limo thereof 81 feet more
or less To the sOnlicrly line Of tho road rs now
n'Cl thence with the sOuthCtly aud westerly
lines ni tGe road MS now used 10 where the satnC
iulcrcctS with the south line OF said lot; thence
beginning.
Also 50 much Of lot 40. lG in said subdivision
az lies south NJ II lluH running parallel with tho
south line Of said lot which II extended In II
sItnight line will intcrsrct the west line Of said
lot No. o whore the souihGtly line OF tho road rs
now used iltcrscctS said west liue.
The title 10 said property Is believed to be pcr.
feet. but selling Ms trustee ! Will convey only
tho title vested In INC by Slld deeds Of trust.
TEENS OF sALE:-Onc.thiri and rs much moro
rs tho purchaser elects to pay In cash Oh the
day 0f snlc. the balance In wOC equal Install.
mcntS nj one ana two years, notes bearing inter
est from the dry Of sale TO he given for the dc.
iCrrcd payments. the title To bc retained until
payment has been made in inll
WI, W CUWDES, Trustee.
MlI IAIITu AffNtfnIINnF fan
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CHICAGO. March ls.-Cattle. receipts i.Oy1 head;
shipments 800 hcHl; market In fair demnni
! %; good TO choice 81 OUaI -: Others 81 7jn3 on:
Texans s. i0n3 ii. Hogs, receipts 5000 head;
shipments j,0D head; market SLOW nnd "Oa9jc
lower; rough 81 0oqi =; rough packers aud mixed
81 ighi G!: prime heavy aud butchers weights
lambs, receipts HOO head; shipments 1900
head; market nctirc and the turn rather higher;
top sheep 81 25n3 S. Il few exports Ut 81 W; top
lambs s; Cont ". ~
EAST Liberty. pa, March l3.-Cattic. recelpts
receipts 40 heal; shipments 80 head; mnrErt
opened active and closed dull; oil grades g ion
~ Sheep, receipts l.lQo head; shipments 100
head market slow at yesterdays prices.
C~IScISSATT. o.. March l&,-Iiogg weaker nj
s. lVao 70; receipts 1863 head; shipments COO
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Hogs and cattle continue ut the reduced
quotations of last week.
~CdHir-EStr- 1000 10 100 Lbs a.2ja1tSc: good,
900 to i,00J lbs. %hal.iOc: good. SOJ to 100 lbs
;iaSi &c: fnir. 100 10 so lb& atia3c; common,
6O 10 100 lbs. 2IIIa.Ec: bulls, 2a!J5c; cows, LA
HO2s--Extra, 5.l5ajI4c: good, 5aLl5c; com.
mon, iiiIic.
M0p-Extra, ah$acc: good. 2a2I5c; commoa,
not Salablc. LAMBS, 9L.nlc.
Ercsh~ tOgs-EUAjJ; caves. SISlilic.
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NUNS IN SCHOOLS.
Tho Pittsburgh Jr. @. U. A. Ms
Tnlso tho Matter Into Court.
THEY APPLY FOR AN ulJUNCTION

Restrain tho Sisters From Wear.
Ing tho GarO of Their Order While
Teaching IN tho Public SCHOOLS.
Tho Board Of Education WIN Carry
tho Matter to tho Highest Court.
Father C0s.rovc Says That's tho
Proper Way to Settle 1t,
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New ionK. March l3.-Wiih n large accession
OF buyers, the large and healthy demand In all
departments OF the jObbins trade was continued
to-day, with the request very general for all
styles, OF goods, though chiefly for dress goods,
with fabrics, prints. ureSI SILKS, hosiery, notions,
ribbons, etc, With commission houses the wire
specinltlcs. among which were dress goods,
printed satius and fancy prints OF II high grade.
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Wheeling BrIdHe & Terminal Ry.
Z, ". receiver.
Iltnn Tnhln Nn II IN min n.Ennt I'M !,

Time Table No 10. TO take oGTcc. I,:)t Il m.
SUNDAY. November 10 lSli,
Leave Wheeling = $500. tg:ij. gll:Du m, 1920,
e3:lj. ti:H, 800 p. III.
Leave Peninsula-Fs:O 200, t9:jl. gll:lG L m, 1925
sen, ti:Sj. 1906 J.. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-tS:l!, to:j7, sll:53a. H.,
F:a4, "3:a7. fi:iI, i9:19.
Arrive Terminal Junc;ion-fs:l7. tlO:y1, lll:jj
q. N, t!:4S. "j:3!. ti:i6. j9:iS p. IN.
Leave Terminal JuncIion-f7:2h. l):OO. n H..
el!:iO. IL. III. ii:al, t!:0i. ti:li. ts.Ij p. IN.
si:oj, ti:lG. tj:ig. 1852 y. IN.
Leave peninsnlO-f7:3i. :9:liam., "l2:5l. 2i:li,
ti:l7. tj:.i. ISIS y. M.
Arrive WhcGling-tI:i0, i9:9O a. M. ol2:jl
Si17. tics. tj:jl. 1905 p. IN.
'DGIlY. tDally erccp. Sunday. SUNDAYS onlI
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
LIE TAuSSlG. SnnnrIn,nndnn
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~nEh-lilc.ory nuts, 81 W PEI bIshCl.
Roots and Rhrss-G!nseuE. dry. per H., IN d.
maud. S!hla! u: S~a,SgfrlS bark. per b. 2$Ii::
s~lsslfrIS oil, per H., iOIJ)c: May apple root, per
d., lb:t@c;, yellow root Golden sclii, per h.. III
DC. MOOD root. per h, &c: Seneca snake root.
per d. free o: TOP. 3jliOG; West Virginia snake
root, per d., ajaIjc: pink roO:. pa5 d., fine, SJa
BIC: elm bark. per h., lu.c.
B'Gas-l'rimC new hnnd. picked. medium, 81 SOs
lSl: prime new hind. picked. navy, 81 S..
UUp-tilr washed :sl2lc: &c OF for IN.
wlShc!; medium Unwlshcd IGc; medium
wished @onIlc.
H~ya'y-ln the comb. per H., ljnl6c.
R~ICs-COuntrg miNel LsNlc ner n.
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lowest amt closCdHl Sc: sales 1908 barrels; clear.
GnceS 10000 barrclsi shipments l3g.3j0 barrels;
runs Oils barrels.
NEW YORK. March l3.-Pctrolcum QUIET; no
sales; April option. sales nonc; closed al Sic.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March la-Nothins doing;
SIC bid.
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BucKINGHAT's DYE for the Whiskers
is a popular preparation in one bottle,
and coiors evenly q brown or black.
Any person can easily apply it at home.
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Col. Cool 4 ton -., 10 do prcIerrcd... -
Cotton nll CerHllc, ~ lliOck island. .......... Gfll
Del. & llud, .......l 3;N.s 81 Paui..,.......,... ~.
DeL, Lack. X West. !JBt,l 10 ptnIrTrHl, ,n,laii,
Den. X u, q. ptctd HiISG Paul 4 Omaha, Gyla
Dist Cattle Feet igGL.I do prutOrmh.,.,.lGily
Ef!e"".mnr.n"".,, , NJ Sugar ltNlluery.... -
30 preferred, sec. ~ TENT Coal 4 Iron. NY
iiilllnls Crnirlls,m .! ITcxuI lAcIllrm..,". NJ
RansasN Tex. pnl. .Gi.PTOL < u. Con nr'f. e.
Lake Eric & Wtst., 1871 q Pnrlnu'..... lh}s
DO ptrIcFTcdn.a., G1ltlU. s.. ENpresg...... ~
Lake shore. """p"o.i siitW., Il L. u r..o..n. as
Lead Tru,I,,,,.,... AIt. do M icFrri., ,,,, III
Louisville Il Nnsll.. 49, Wells FartO IV,-n.lS
MiithIghn Central ~, IWoitCrm UniOn..... S6R
Mil'yluIl Pacific ~ Wheeling y H. e.. ~.
NaShrIllc& CliRit., 20 do preferred .,..,.. ~
National Orlugc.. ID General Electric. Il
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Physicians generally fall to recognise.
organ tSOlf Instead OF the cuu II o fthc trouble
Tho noted specialist, Franklin Miles, NJ. D.,
LII. H.. huS given tho greater part-uf his llfC
70 the Study Of this subject, aud tho principal
De. Miles Restorative Scrylnc. tho unrl-
vailed brain mud uGrvO food, Is"pIeparrdOn thu
principle thnt ull nervous Hld many other
dlticnltlcS originate from disorders Of the
nervecontcrs. Its wonderful success Incnrlng
these disorders IL testified to by thousands In
every part OF the land.
Restorative NcrvlnD cures slccnlcssncss,
nervous prnStratlOu. dizziness, hystcrla. scx-
ual debility, 81. Vitus dance, epilepsy, 0tc. It
Is free from OplatCs or dangerous drugs. II
Is Sold on Il positive guarantee by all drug
glsts: or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medlra!
Co, Elkhurt, Ind, on receipt OF price. 81 per
bottle, SIX bottles fer g., express prepaid.
Sold by NrnmrIsIa E%rnrrml1nrn nrlS. NJ rr.wr
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NEW i0EK, March l3.-WOol dull: domestic,
fleece !gl@ic; pulled 2OA2Gc: Texas lValJ:.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after saturday. October |. Isl. Irlin,
will run "a follows. city time:
LEAVE WIlFELISG-T:0O Il IN. 100 q H., S:)l
q H., 90 a. IN. 1000 Il IL. ll:u a. Ill, l.'l) m,
100 p. IN. .:0I p. IN. SOD p. H.. 4:ol o. IN, j:Jj
?, H., G:t0p. IN, 200 p. III. SOD p in, SD .
IN. II 90 u. nj.
LEAVE GLH GR~ovE-'G:0)A m. T:OlL NJ. 81,
a m. Goa m. lo:ol 4 IN. ll:I) a. IN. lt:1l IN.
I:0 p. III. 100 p H.. SOD p. IN. 400 D. m-,j:Jj
p. m: 600 p. ~. 100 p N, SOD p. IN, 9:lG ..
In. 10 10 p. n
"Dailc, except Sunday.
SUSpAT-Chnrch tralrI leave Elm Grow. !.
9:i3 T. In. aud Wheeling d. I!:l7 y. IN.
II. I WEiSGERBkR.
ocl General Manages.
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STEAM RS.

Steamer Keystone State. for Cincinnati, O.,
every TUESDAY at S n. N. rs. Calhoun. Master;
Charles W. Knox, Clerk.
Steamer Hudson, every THrEspAY Mt S n. m.
Robert Agnew. Master: AL. SlRvcn, Clerk.
Steamer Iron Queen. every SATURDAY ats n.
m. for Cincinnati. Johu NJ Phillips, Master;
K. II. Kerr. Clerk.
Steamer Scotia. every Sunday ats Il N. Mace
AEnew, Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk.
FirstciasS fare. Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. So.
Round trip. $40. Meals and state rooms In.
Cludch, Tickets good until uSctL For freight or
passage apply on board, or telephone No. it,
no2O CROCKARD& BOOTH. iecnt.
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NlptItls.

NEW YonH. March lS.-Pig iron dull; AmcrI.
can Sli Goals %. Copper Iuiet; lake . C. Lend
tiTini domestic s. 70. TIL higher; straits SIS "
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co;
SOUTH BouSp.

On and inter- Monday. December 81. Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: "paily. tDaiIy Ex-
cent Sunday. Central time.
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MEDICAL.
YThe Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force OF tho human body, a.
Tho nerve 1uId may bO termed, Is m cspc.
SALLY attractive department OF science, ~ H.
eScrts so marked nm Influence on tho health
produced Nv tho brain md conycycI Nv
means OF th6 nerves to the various Oruuus Gf
the bn1y. tins 4unnlyluy thu lnitrr Wlth tho
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CtScfNSArI. o.. March lS.-coston In fair de.
maud; mtddiinS 77.lGc.