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Connecticut western news., 1895-12-12
suhscripsssn Account.

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FOR R-NT.
The National Iron Bank.

The annual meeting of tho stock holders of his Bank will be holden at their Ranking hous. in Falls Village. on Tuesday, January of Directors of said Bank for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come bctore said meeting. DWIGHT E DEAN, Cashier,
 Falls Village. Dec. 9th. 1895.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-12
I lrsrRrcr of Canaan. as. rros.s. Court.

lISTRrCT of Canaan. ss Probate Court. v Dec. {, ls95
 Estate of Whiting c Kelloxg. hse of Canaan in said District deccas~d The Court of probat- for the district of Canaan hath limited and allowed ain mnnths from date hereof. for tho credltors of said esu.te to exhibit their c Inns for settle- accounts. properly sttc~ted. within said enae. will be d,bsrred rscossry. All persons In~ debted to said e~tste sro requostea to mske immedixt~ psym~ntto ~N-
 Isaac P HoRspncx. Administrator, Falls Village, ooun- W
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oAWs 1sspecains NeWsPAPcr~, erintsd for the bencnt of those who think mat ordering paper stopped absolves them from VAying up Arrsarages:--
 "H sahscribees refnse or neglect to take theii pAper from the poet-onice to which they are di- eectea they arc held responsible until they have settled their bills and ordered their papers dsseon iialsd.
 ssSubscfibArs who do not give exprees notice to sAs contrary are considered as wishing tocontinue Neir subscriptions.
 "IfsNbecYibers order the ediscontiruanceo oisneu ,sper the publishere may con tinue to send them Satil Afi ArreArr naid.'
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-12
WANTED

Washing and Ironing wanted to do at home, P. O. BOX 262,
 Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-12

~ LS pkcciSoly bno same Wltn r6ghru to manners. The decoration of manners we do not perceive so soon as we do the change of the seasons. We take our impression of the seasons at about the age of ten, and from that to fifteen. but our impressionlof manners we take at our first enterance into life. Ail changes that have taken place since that time we regard as innovations. as . kind of dehection from the standard of propriety. Whatever was the fashion when we came to years of discretion was rational; whatever had then ceased to be the fashion was antiquated, formal and ridiculous; and whatever has come into fashion since then is all a change for the worse. departure from pro- priety and reason. altogether new-fan- gled. The word thew tangled" IS 8 charming word; it expresses such a pleasant pungency of satire, and i'm plies a delighted assumption of wisdom on the part of him who uses it. The mind. by time. acquires kind of rigidity It does not like to be put out of shape or out of place; change disturbs it, and makes it angry. Then it looks back to better days, when none of the villain ous innovations were known, which are now 80 prevalent in every thing.
 But of all the regrets of the better days that are gone by, none arc more pathetic than the lamentations for the loss of all our great men. What mar vellously great men did live in the days that are past! This, of course, says the crosker, must be committed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money anh Stock
Markets.

Tho Features OF tho Money nni Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK. April l5.-Moucy on call easy nj
l!sa?li per cont; last loan . per cent: closed at
? per cont. Prime mercantile paper iaih per
cent. Sterling exchange firm at siS9Jsai S9}i
Silver certificates c. ,aGsHc. The total sales OF
stocks to-day were 2OS.Sgj sharcA
Tho speculation on tho stock exchange Openoa
strong ana active. md under good buying. which
was widely distributed throughout the list,
prices moved steadily upward until ab0ut 1
O'Clock. After ! O'Clock tho market bccainp
Irregular, aud while there were some further
gains made. the reactions were FAR moro nnfnGt.
Gus than tho advances. The trading became
hOInoW hat steDdIer nj 2o'CloCs, but after delivery
hour II drive was made on the market md Il
continuing TO tie final dealings, and the market
closing heavy In tone. Tho net losses were In
the main itRctlOnal and the general list retained
tho greater part OF the carly appreciation. only
a few shares showing LOSES on the days trans.
actions. Sugar was most HctlvC. but moved
within n comparatively harrow range. Amer
lean Tobacco closed at u gain OF u per cent on
thcday. Tho preferred advanced Is per cent on
Il purchase OF 100 shares. Other more prominent
advances on the day are: Consolidated Gas ! per
cent, Cotton oil preferred Ia. New York. Chi.
cage Il st. Louis seconds preferred ~, and
Minnesota Iron |. Leather closed IA per cent
below Saturdays closing.
Tho bond trailing to-day was animated aud
%bnOyant, particularly for the speculative Issues.
lhc aggregate sales were SSoJJ,UOl.
GOTernincnt bonds firm.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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connlry.. a divorce was ont Of tho luos.
,oli, ana tho truth OF tho couples rola.
t'ohsliip was tho talk OF Vienna within
u week.
Enckowicza, rs sho was most general.
Y Known. noXt became tho friend Of
rrlcdman'a leading man, n boy OF twon.
w. shorty uitcr, when q no was Bcri.
ously III, Friedman paid hcr EXPENSES.
lsocorory was followed by n period OF
sueh wild oicapndos that all Europe was
aHnast.
FINALLY hor conduct became such that
nor relatives ollcrod her a polision TO
leaVo tho country. She accepted and
went to st. Petersburg. whore shc 70.
Su'hcu hor career with rodoubtod zest.
HER FAILURE IN NEW YouE.
In 1873 sh, slvhcd far now Oolds and
came ~ ,LI. A.. III.
''"'' 'o'"''! 10 wv WIZ VI 'o,'
gus L.. schowltsch, VINO, whilo IN TINS
oity, posed as u radical Socialist, with
N,hi'lstic t~ehdonclos. llor arrival hero
caused n illitter oil excitement, which
was intensified when II became known
lhat Tho famous lackowIcza wa to ap.
ponr at tho Thalia theatre. on tho Dow.
ery, IN a Nihllissic play, written by hor
husband, omitted rama
Local thcatrc'goers OF tho G0rman
persuasion remembered that Racko.
wieka nad made her appearance at tho
Mari Theatre IN vienna Tor n consccu.
1--WE nlgnt IN tue part oil Sfthn In Far.
iser Lehen', IN mat play, she Ind to
appearns a pallet girl. Ridiculo killed
nor chanccs ior histronlc fame. Tho
upper u oil nor hguso was perfect,
Dut a'as; nor limbs wero both atten.
uatcu and thin and bowed toward differ.
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A MODEL OF INDUSTRY.
hut tho savers Costume wns I:nlirciy In
Advance OF tho Season.

but N"N'rs Sbstuihc Nh$ I.ntircly III
Advance OF tho Season.
In tho old fashioned almanac the page devoted
to April was adorned with tho figure Of man
In his shirt sleeves, wearing n straw hat aud scat.
lerIns seed from n hugo apron. Ito sGt an OK
ample Of industry. bu, not Of dress to u' who
know TINT April never paSSei without many al
overcast, bleak. bitter dry.
In such weather wo iro liable to proSalu both.
crSomc colds that stop dp our noses, make our
eyes water. aud htiilen tho muscle, oi our backs
ani limbs, 50 that We wonder II We ato growing
old.
Not abit OF It. The blood Is sluggish and
docs not carry away brokrn down tissue Tho
ashes OF the body. Dnny's Pure Malt whIsEoy
changes all this. II Is an honest medicinal slim.
MIA nj, helpful to rcvIvo tho tagging strength
when sudden chaugeS Of temperature Try tho
body sOrcly.
II IhlCkcnS the circulation. mud dIInSoS a
hChlthfnl and most welcome warmth through
the bNly. OltGn we fnd people complaining at
this time OF year, md nitcr exposure II takes
,hOm a long tlmp to get thoroughly warmS A
sprIng cod has grippci them with Its gaunt. lev
tngen Let them assist the processes OF lilo
with Du1y's purO Malt WhIsgey. and the clutch
Of The intruder II shaken oil.
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Philadelphia = Wheat firm md future, be.
You'd ILLS mouth &c higher: April GlIln62c; MnY


C~hlcnG"-Cnttle nctlvc aud higher; common
TO choice cxtra bcevoS sold principally at s. 2Sa
b 90; choice cattle, butchers stuff aud good cows
The hulk Of the salcs were nj S. OOni 10 for hrHvv
aud Mt 81 o0ni o. for light weights. Sheep s,cndy'
with snloS largely nj 81 20 and upwards Lambs
sold ut 81 boha - for fair TO medium and at s. iOa
, 81 for better kinds, Rcccipis-CnttIo nyS
head: calves 400 hchd; hogs 2i.JoO head: sheen,
1900 head, . 'l
East ihborty-Cattlo dun mud lower; primo
s. 15n6 %; good s. ions co; bulls. stays and cows
s. Unai 50; Hogs steady; Philadelphia s. iOa5 50;
fair forken md pigs 81 0la5 on; rouehs 81 ON
I 50, sheep lower; extra 81 ion 6G GOOD a. nm
/ 10; common To fair lmnbs s. pai N.
Cinc,nnnti-llO.S cnsy nj 81 iOa5 -: ]forriptY
$500 head; shipments 100 lcnd, '
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho "Nrw
GREAT S0uru AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This now remedy IS n great surprise OH
account OF its exceeding promptnoss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
back and every part Of tho urinary pass.
ngo in male or female. 1t relieves 70.
tention Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and euro this ia your remedy.
Sold by r. Ii. List. druggist, Wheeling,
w.. Va.
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Popular Excursion to Washington, Thurs
day, April IL.

uhy pa 10.
Tho last Of the sc.ies OF popular ex.
cursions from this section to the Ma
,ional Capital via Baltimore &
Ono Railroad, is announced
for Thursday, April 18th, when
the same train arrangements and
low rates that were in effect on the pre-.
vious excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage OF tho
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity to see the
National Capital. The severe weather
OF tho past winter is over and the gen.
ial warmth OF early spring will make
travelling moro comfortable. The pub.
lie buildings. museums, a~rtgalleries and
institutions, will all be open for free in.
spection and delightful side trips can
be made TO points oil interest near by
Baltimore, Annapolis. Mt. Vernon and
Richmond, aro all within easy roach OF
tho National Capital. visitors guide
to Washington, issued by tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, giving q syn.
opsis OF the public buildings and at-
traction at the Capital aud details OF the
excursion. train schedules. rates, etc,
can be had by applying to any Balti-
moro & Ohio agent.
Trains leave Wheeling sos n. IN. and
5:45 p. m. Parlo: car on morning train
from Pittsburgh and ~sleeping car on
tho night train. Tickets $40. for tho
round "trip.
Corrcspondingly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be good ton days. and will
DO valid for passage from Washington
to Baltimore mt any time within the
life OF the ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guido to points Of interest in Washing.
ton. address nearest Baltimore 4 Ohio
agent. TIL
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Clean, freshen ovsr night in four
quarts OF water. In tho morning drain
and cover an hour with sweet milk.
Drain; wipe dry. put skin side next to
fire. When it begins to parch, turn.
Broil slowly; lay on hot platter; butter
generously, serve.
ICopyriqhti.l
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BREAKrAsr-Apples. Cracked wheat.
Broiled salt mackeral. Fried corn
mush. Light rolls. Ginger cakes. Col
fee.
DINSER-Veal c%utlets. Mashed pota.
toes. Canned peas. Currnnt jelly.
Dandelion greens. White and graham
bread. Prune jelly and cream.
SUrrzR-Cod meat garnishcd with
parsley. Cranberry Jelly. Bread and
butter. Stewed apricots. Cake. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-16

Our botter halves say they could not
koop house without ChRmborlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t ia used in moro
than half tho. homes in Leeds. SIMS
Bios, Leods, Iowa. This snows tho
esteem in which that remedy Is hold
whore it has been sold for years and is
we'll known. Mothors havo learned
that there is nothing so good for colds.
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per.
l1anontly. and that 1t is pleasant and
safo for children to tako.
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De WIrr's WIrcH HAZEL SALvr cure.
scalds, burns. indolcnt sores and never
fails TO cure piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, B. F. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport O.
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Tho best ualvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, tettor, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilos. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
C0mDnny.
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No. nltcc'yatd drills 10, The tone Of tho mar.
GGl Il very strong nj current rates, ana. with tho
price dIhnOl cotton at 40 higher, values mhy
be advanced nj Any m0mcntl Tho spot cloths
me liiot but firm nt SO. with sales Oi 1000
pieces odds OIL that basis.
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Metals.

New rork-rlg iron quiet. Scotch So ON
sOWi American ~ bOaI? ID. Copper quiet; brn.
kcts' price H.vI, Lead steady; brokers price
'! W tn, ,luleii straits sii 10. Plates quiet.
Spelier dull
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on4a Il GoErzE and W. ". Irwin.
druggists, will tell you that Johnson's
Magnetic OIL always gives satisfaction
ana Is u" cheapest. 81 90 size 90 cents;
% cent eliza % conts.
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WIDOW YOUNG IN LIFE.

Six months after tho tragedy at Gen.
eva HoIono Won DTningon became Bar
oness Won ltackowicza. In five months
she was 4 widow. CONSUMPTION aud
rcmorac carried of hor husband.
Whom next before tho public sho
posed us tho wife OF tho great German
actor, Friedman, travelling with him all
over Europe. Early in the ,evontioa
Friedman obtained m engagement at
tho Bug Theatre in Vienna. at II salary
OF 10000 guldon por nnnum. All doors
werc opon TO Mr.. end "Mrs." Fried.
man, until Quo episode changed their
social Htatua In short ordor. Tho cou-
plo wcro invited to Il reception NJ tho
homo Of tho vito OF n vol known editor.
They came, but in separate carriages.
Tho hostou askod tho reason. OF Mrs.
Friedman and wns a,toni,hed TO hear:
"Oh, NO have quarrolOd and nro now
divorced"
AS Austrin Is, however, n Catholic
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New York petroleum strong and higher
clOicd al 6! % bid.
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A NOTED BEAUTY.
Once tho Talk of Two Continents,
Now Dying Frlondloss.
RAcK0WICZA's VARIED CAREER.
hassallc, tho Famous Labor Agltntor,
Fought u Duol on llcr Account nnd
picd-sho Appeared ut tho Famous
ITALIA Theatre IN Now York IN
iS7s-A ltomnntIc Story.

Tho Now York Sunday Pross has tho
following interesting story:
From Germany comes tho nows that
Helene Ton Observation-Disclosures.
Friodman'schowitsch is seriously i'll at
her homo in Munich. This announce.
ment Ia tho closing net OF a tragedy OK.
tending over thirty years and involving
some OF tho most famous pooplo Of
Germany, Austria aud Switzerland.
Tho curtain Is about to descend ON a
lito so full OF situations. climaxcs and
sensations that no ono play could con.
tain them NIL.
The story begins seventy years aco
next Thursday, when Ferdinand Las.
sale, tho father Of labor agitation, was
born. Lassallc, although bearing
French namo, was a German Hebrew
who embraced tho Christian faith. Ito
was n man sc brilliant that all Europe
bowed bcto.o his intellect and wor-
shipped at the shrine OF his doctrines.
lilo sought to better tho condition OF
w~orkingmen by advocating n better ON.
ploymcnt OF capital, its wider distribu.
ton and n mild form OF socialism.
His temperament was both practical
and romantic. cynical and poetic. lilo
possessed many OF the finer feelings OF u
woman, and had such n nervous organi.
cation that at times his actions smacked
OF insanity. lilo was n friend OF ~Iieinc,
and, like him, was in and out Of lows
dozens OF times. Lassallc left a trail OF
broken hearts in his path, but retribu.
ton came. and with it death. The man
OF labor theories. OF statistics and other
dry subjects died for n woman-the
woman who is about 10 follow him thir-
ty.opc wears Inter-
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T NrEEllGENCER'S jOB urfll.-
L. NEW TYPE SKILLED wOltHMES. HONEST
COUNT mud TASTY WORK. Send for pricnS
lSTEllliESCER,
.taIl u Fourteenth SIrau.
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When baby was nick, we savo her Castoria.
When she was n Child, Sho cried for Castorls-
When she became Miss, shc chung to Cas,orla.
When sho had Children, she gavo them Castorla.
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Helene Won Doeningcn was thodaugll.
ter OF 4 Bavarian minister plenipotenti.
airy to Switzerland. When she first
met Lassalle in 1862 she was the most
beautiful woman in Bavaria, il not all
Europe. She was renowned for her
magnificent head OF auburn hair, for
her beautiful complexion and her glori-
Gus eyes. In company with her grand
mother she went to Berlin. and ut one
OF Hans Won Bulows's concerts she met
Lassalle, who was an attractive person.
ally rs he was mentally. They were
smitten, but, rs the sequel shows, for
widely different reasons. They met n
few times during the following
and then the girl dropped out OF Las
sallc's mind. only 10 be recalled in 4
most emphatic manner. Lassalle's
health had suffered and he determined
upon n holiday. Accordingly, he wen,
to Switzerland, where. after travelling
for a time. he settled down at the Rigi.
Kuhn. Here he regained his health.
On July -. 1854. three women rode
10 to the hotel where Lassalle was stay
ing, and one OF them, Helene Won Dozen
inCen, inquired for him. The other
two were Mrs. Leslie. the wife OF the
American consul ut Mia, and an Eng.
fish woman, Mrs. Arson. When the
beauty faced Lassalle he did not recog.
nize her and she had to recall the Bulow
concerts and subsequent meetings in
order to DO remembered. What hap.
pened at the meeting Is not known, but
the man and woman made the most oil
the short time, for when tho latter lef.
Lassalle had promised 10 pay her n visit
at Wabern, neal Beruc, where she was
staying.
The three women departed and a few
days later L.assalle received the first OF
a series OF most remarkable letters from
the woman he loved. lie had asked
her 10 be his wife. She anticipated op-
position on the part OF her family on
account. OF his lfebraic origin and told
him so in 4 letter addressed Friend
Satan" Sho would be his wife, she
said. for she loved him, and added that.
il necessary. ''for your sake l will be
bad"
Tho missives were strong, frank and
eve brutal, but they turned Lassallc's
head completely.
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A week later I.assallo went to Wabern
to visit the objec, OF his affections, and
proposed immediate ma rriage. Helene
o Doeningen assented and went to
her mother to ask for her consent. A
stormy interview followed and on tho
next day the girls broiher-in.law and
her cousin called upon Lassalle 10 ask
him to relinguish all claim upon their
relative. This he positively refused to
do. = An hour later the girl herself
arrived. and, walking u|nannounced into
Lasaalle's room, threw herself upon his
bed and exclaimed:
Hero Lam"
At this 'junc,rrc Lassalle's practical
common sense asserted itself, and he
bowed politely and escorted his beloved
homo to her mother, with the remark
that he wanted n wife" Then tho
truth OF the old adage OF "a woman
scorned," otc., was proven onco moro.
Helen Won Doeningcn became Lassallc'a
bitterest enemy. The same day shc
wrote to him. announcing TO him her
engagement to Janko Won lsackowicza,
n young Hallachian officer.
Lid6NlIU Mud uuIIilUhHluct, anu pAchu
ed for an interview. She denied his re.
queat.
Laasalle acted like n mailman. lIo as
serted that tho girl was detained by
iorcc, that sho still loved him and that
ho would abduc. hcr. Matters went
from bad to worse. until finally Lassallo
challenged both Rackowicza and his cx-
loves father to combat. ltackwicza nc.
coptod and in n littlo ovor n month nj.
ter tho meeting at Rigi-kulm tho duel
was fought at Carrougc, n OF the su.
burbs OF Geneva.
Rackowicza fired before tho word and
Lassallo dropped. MORALLY wounded in
tho abdomen. lie was taken to Gene.
VA. where no died throo days later. His
funeral was attended by 1000 labor
men, representing as many Distinct or.
CARNATIONS.
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A. Pennsylvania Stations.
"VggDnnSy|Vdnid LINES.
VIZ Trains Run BY Central Time.

rrcKEr OFFICES At pF;SsTi.rASIA STATION o.
WATER 1T. fu1r OF ELrvESTU ST.. WHEELING.
AT Mcl.unE HOUSE. WHEHlISG, ASH AT TIIg
PENNSYLVANIA STATioS. pHrDGHroRr,
Snrr,;vryr S~ysrrN-" nAS W,Sn, l. Ro,-rr,"
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Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. y. BREWSTER Receiver.

Tlmc Table No. 1t. 10 inkn Meet l!:ll d. m,
Sunday, November l? 1897
Leave Wheclins-tS:OJ. tg:D, sIl::00 IL, t,:.l,
@3:i5, ti;SD. 300 p. m.
Leave ponlnsuln- 500. t9:jl, ill:tjl m,t.:..d.
$3:!l, ti:Sj. t9:O6 y, III.
Leave Martins ferry-is;l,, 1851, ill:5,a H.,
t2:3.. "J:9T. ti:i.. i9:.,
Arrive Tcrntnal Junctlou-lS:l7. tl0:0j. lll:Js
q. H., t!:sS, 'J:3!, ti:i6, i9:IS p. III.
Leave Terminal Junclion-t72s 1900. l. nj,
Leave Mnrln'S F~erry-t7:S, 1907 am. 'llai.
il;OS, iI:l0. tS:i9, tS;at y, III,
icavH Peninsula 1884, lo:lt nj. "ll:5l. HAL
ti:l1, ti:!1, tS;S y. III.
Arrive Whcclin; -l7:iO. l9:0 a III. el,:SI,
ii:,I, lI:tJ. t5:Il. l9:u5 p, III.
sDally. tDRtly except Sunday. lSindayI only.
AntrAns will run on Eastern Time
J.E TAUSSlG. superintendent.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival aud departure Of trains on nnd inter-
sahlhtyh 1874 ~ESrLANATiON or REFERENCE
MAlksi 'DaIly; il,aIly. except SUNDAY; ,Dally.
except sltnnlaT: VDallY. except MOnlny; iSUn.
Inys nuly: l.Monlays only; Saturdays only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-16
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-16

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