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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

LONDON, Sept. IA fight took place
tonight al Sheffield between Pllmmer
and Coriclc for a purse OF 400 pounds and
90 pounds side. The men enterod the
ring at ll2 pounds each. piimmer rs
tile iavor'tc IN the betting, the odds oQ
him beng % 1. 10 was a good fight
Grti the sixth round but after that Plin-
uer WAS easily the superior OF his op-
poLtnt He punished Corfield severely
urtl the twentieth round when he knock
o. All the hght ont Of him. In The latter
part Of the neht Corneid was feeble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
MrATnnE ForrcAsr-

WASHINGTON. Sept. T.-Wcather fore
case for Tuesday:
For Virginia and North Car0iina-Gen-
orally fair. slightly warmer. norlheasterly
winds.
The temperature has fallen decidedly IN
the extreme Northwest and has risen
slightly or remained nearly stationary
elsewhere The temperature Will rise
in the Atlantic States. and will fall de-
ciiodly In the Middle and Upper Missouri
valleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08

,..., Have f. Good Aaturcd Joint Debate
at Lexington,
LEXINGTON VA. September I-Spe-
la large uumhlr of citizens OF ROCK
..l.. county allied the streets OF Le1ing-
.. nom early morning. This was court
and III the same time Labor Day
..s pretty generally observed by the
.eInl. of ihe postomce. banks and other
business houses. Besides public speak
..l was advertised by both political par
lta.
IS nator III. ID. Flood. and Mr. John l..
I.o of IynchDurg were announced py
t.a Democrats. while hr. Jacob Yost was
to ruhofd the banner of the Republicans.
Ior some reason Mr Lee did not como.
sickness ln his family being given as The
cause 70 iR thought however, by many
t..t for sorno reason be cid not have
Iry great anIfefy TO appear again as
public speaker 80 soon after his oratorcA
...rt at Lynchbure recently. where 10 is
claimed hy some who heard him that De
ns.d orceediugIy strong language against
fH. sounl-m0ney Democrats and gave
expression 10 highly incendiary stnu-
UeIfa
Cn account OF 1ir. Lees absence the
holding OF separate meetings was ahan-
dorel and 80 was agreed by tho leaders
taat Messrs Flood and Yost should meet
H i0.nt debate.
Dc was the first time that the two rival
candidates for c0lgros .0nal hOnOrs from
tlis district had met iu public. and
largo crowd gathered 40 the Courthouse
square. where The oratorc9l fourna mont
Np .- shortly ter ~ o'cloch.
iIon 9. ID Letclcr who presided am
uorne.d that eaeh sres .lr would address
'ns crowd for an hour ON the issues OF
me unF. while additional half Inrrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
0-~on q sketch made in hi+ cen "' '
e.,0nd p0icc-stuon

Second poicc-sltl'i
,T.. ar Cd st..y c. passion
ana fcrsbuton. over tAe Ao.e
fsro workng man han-5 ,''".'
f-rrfffr.s remc is thrown t' Ut.
~ f-fa ,-rertrs. while Samuel f-. -i''
,.,,,, , ,onfr scarcely nineteen years 'i
.~. iIas efrorlea n death from gem nsiy
wound. mgiotcc ly an irats ANA
eo d.lf. crate and determined a hli.1s
has not taken place in la-Ai''"' lo
years WINNER started out lfoh l'iN'
with tie ovruci intention oI 'id.'l'7
young Thalhimer 90 death.
.rr. las rnffc3 mv daucn.er." sa1 The
tr.ta f,trer efcrtlv before g O'Clock yes-
fa~Itv afternoon. and with tnis DE -cit
lie vito vcni or ol The front steps of
ms home. Sc. Cc7 north seventeenth
street took ort his big pooket-Eito and
vhottrd 90 or a brick. H' then went up
town ir scarCr Of young lh hNiinfr, ana
found him about o square from IBIS fhih-
crs rlaeo ~ lue'rfss on east l'Toad
street
e7NFprp HIM TO DEATH.
(,1uc Thaih.mor Dad left his home. No.
lt cast CeA street and went 'Far 90
Brai street When DE reached 90 point
nen thc northwest corner of Fif'h AID
Rr,sI almost in front of Mr ieorse A..
Racks Cfrc.sfora WINNER walked eu %
him nrl s7i1 "Y0u mined nv dlurl-
ter" aul vitl 0ut further notice caur1t
hol1 ON tfo youHe man and commenced
20 stab hn with The big knit, striking
him raWciv several times Young IAal-
Mmcr rCran fo ferl- away from tie man
ana run away hnt WINNER pursued him.
arl kept rfsllrr lim as he ran along
The street towards lifth and bro7l The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-08
poEngD or ABoUr $1,000.
ym. Raine, Of Tennessee, BAYS some '""
Stole That amount froin Him

stole That Amount ff"" "''"
officer c. II. Hughes. OF tJe FIRST po-
i.co station, found a man ~anaerihs
around the neighborhood OF twenty
elrbth and Dock streets at about O'Clock
this morning. .t.
Upon being questioned ;he man s'-id DIS
name was william Ra!ne, ara tAae no
was n cattle dealer from Newport, Tenn
~. sald he had been robbed Of Sl,2ol.
and o.e 500 check aud so or so In
money on Franklin street near Exchange
alley while on the way 10 the southern
railway depot 10 take the O'Clock train
for the South. Raine acknowledges hay-
ing freely imblbed beer and the last bar
room he remembers 20 have visited was
somewhere on Brook avenue where he
went with some friends.
SO far the officers have no cline by which
10 Identify the person or persons whom
flaine says relieved him OF bis money.
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Cutelaw in reply 10 a fta"'""
the Council as 10 why the ifeSh-dn
tuators old not work. The report sH'" -
that by n test OF the fans the Fo'n"'0
air sent through the chamber W"S "'"f''
al squate for all purpo es.
The question OF purchasing grouno l.'
the bnrial OF paupers occupied the at
tention OF the Council for a rev
mants there being two reports from inc
Committee on CemetCiies-one ftFvIi"S
the purchase OF six acres OF land rom
Mr. r.. 4. Brauer ~ $50 per acre. ne
minority report recommends The rejection
os the report submitted and the use ot
the smallpox farm as a hurying-gronnd
for paupors. Both reports went 70 the
Finance Committee
INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM.
From the Committee on Reircnchment
and Reform came an elaborate report
making a number OF recommendations
The paper was prefsced as follows
Richmond Va. sept. 8. lsso
10 tho Council of the city OF Richmond
Ccrtsmen.-Your Committee on ke-
trenchment and Reform are acting unoeF
the following ordinance.
"It shall be the duty Of the COMMITTEE
on Retrsnchment and Reform TO inquire
into any branch OF the city service. the
duties OF officers and all other matters
connected with the came a. expressed
ln the ordinances. and with the ehprno'-
lures Of the money OF the city: AND %
report as often as they think proper
making such recommendations IN the
amendments OF the ordinances. or IN INC
duties OF officers and employees, as uey
may deem necessary 10 secure the iai1h-
fll performance OF duties required or
such changes in their requirements as
may he beneficial 10 the city and CON
ducive % tie economical Administration
OF the government OF The city.
This ordnance makes the duties OF the
committee very extensive and oncrouS'
Tho committee has taken into considers.
ton u tie beginning o. IT'S laDofs mat
for years past the city has ueon spending
! LARGELY .n excess or it's revenGes. increas-
mg It's bonded liult 90 a dangerous OK
tent. and creating large foainS d,'t
annually
knowing that the necessities - h'
I situation demand more economical au'
miristralon OF the cltys Affairs. and a
! reduction o. salaries and expenses I'm tht
several departments of tho city govern
/ enf your committee las takeu up h:st
lne department or Streets. and. second,
/ lh. Department of Light. anl herewith
/ submit their report ~ them. and viii sub
NIT from time ,o ,lme hereafter for con-
sideration by your reports on all tre de-
] partments OF the city government
DEPARTMENT OF STREETS.
As 20 this department, We are OF Tho
/ opinion that tho work OF the depaNmen
/ is az Che present time. md viii uoccs
sar.y for some time 10 come be. less
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CHICAGO. Ill. sept 7-W. ID Hrum.
chairman of the National Democratic
Committee arrived in Chicago to-rle.t
from Indianapolis. The special purpose
OF his visit is TO select headquarters FOR
the Campaign Committee which has TIE
Palmer and Buckner ticket in charTc.
Headquarters viii be chosen in day
or two and the Palmer House Will prob
ably be the place.
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my u..t-tA4 le ou a stone. tAe- cam e
,,' an, town and walked up Broad stree :,
v,bsr. saw young llalAlner near tliln
and Broad streets. 1 walked up to him
anI said 10 hin. son ruined m5 daughter,
"He replied. Wei I VIII pay you
Never mind. I'll pay YOU l said. and
then l commenced 10 stab him. lie tried
20 get away from me- but kept on stab
bing him. lie then ran around tho cor
Iconfinuued on seyenth page)
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Ine following is the theomometer re
port az Inc Iimes yesterday;
"a. NJ. 10: u NJ, "a; T. NJ, II; r.
M. 10; 4. NJ, ~; Il NJ, S. Average.
~ ~.
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was rather tan and heavily b-lt, welsh
ing about one llnlfe- a.l s-y-aty-Are
pounds.
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continued On Seventh Page)
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Continued on Seventh Pase)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
GE1 APPETITE.
II You Don't You WIN Never be
Strong and Healthy.

,,ratlte Is one thing that you can't
.snrd 10 be without. for without It you
hnsI,h strength and comeliness files out
CT poor sss appetite means weak stomach.
,.aryed body. sick Individual, Good
snpetlte the opposite.
poor appetite is,n sign that your stom-
och Is TOO weak for digestion. You can
va il with the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. ....,,o. 4, o,,sTs1 s,.o.,
III the food that your body needs, you
iii, have q good appetite. Not before.
Good food. well digested. means
,,,rncth and long. healthy life. Un-
g,rssted food creates poison which at
sas,s the whole body, and may give you
headache, dizziness, nausea, constipa-
.,nn gstuIence, langunr, weakness,
,,Sntal depression, stomnch-nche. fever,
nervousness. offensive breath, nuaemia,
rheumatism. etc.
All these disorders VIII be relieved II
Won will take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
II Is a pure vegetable digestive and
natural lnvigorRtor, which aids the sto-
,saoh. puriheH the system OF the polsons
~ Indigestion and makes you strong,
fat and healthy. ~
an tAo liver. but on the undlgested food
in the stomach. II cures indigestion or
buIousness without Irritating the liver
~ any Of the Internal organs.
AZ druggists. Ten cents for trial
bottle
20 Reade street. New York.
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EAST BUFFALo-Cattle. receipts
fair and about 135 cars against los las
week: market opened very dull ant
slow: choice smooth steers 81 1904 20
good fat mixed butchers stock 81 $50
z 75. common lots mixed cows, heller
and thin steers half fattened - l5q
s.; common old cows 81 1902 90: stock
steers. good TO choice. 81 t092 90. Hogs
receipts l25 cars against seventy cars
"A week ago; market slow: Workers
fair 10 choice. 81 1904 Is: roughs com
mon 10 good, IS 1898 65; pigs. common
: 81 l5G4 10. Sheep and lambs. receipts
l22 cars against eighty-hve a week ago
market fairly active. Lambs, choice
to prime. 81 5000 so: culls and common
IS 5ORS 10. Sheep, choice to selected ex'
port wcthers. So 65aS so; culls and com
mon 81 25G275.
CHICAGo-cattle, common TO fancy
native beef steers were salable o.
s. 50a4 80. the larger part OF the trad
ing s. a0RI 20; butchers cattle I'M
changed, Cows and heifers - 259S 4Oi
calves sold at Inst weeks prices. Stock
ers' and feeders were In moderate re-
Quest ut steady prices. Hogs, sales
were at 50 1894 05, with packing droves
selling largely at a 90. Sheep. inferior
TO choice 50 75ff8 so, sales largely 50 ESQ
s7S: lambs S. 1873 80: principally 81 q
and over. ReceIpts-Cattle 1900 head;
hogs 10000 head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle dull: prime
81 1904 CO.; good butchers - sOGli 10:
rough fat s. OOG3 Is; bulls, stays and
cows 81 1898 50. Hogs duh and lower
Phlladelphias 81 1894 so; best Yorkers
81 1904 20; heavy hogs 81 GOA l0;rought
81 OO6p3 IS Sheep strong; prime So SOC
I 90; good S2751S So: common ~ log
TO good lambs IS 5OGI 50; good veal
calves 81 509625
CIScINSATI--Hogs fairly active Of
50 1904 O5; receipts $500 head; ship
ments' COO head.
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r..nr ,ynmnn n,lrrntr..

ATcHISoN. Kansas, March i5.-The
Methodist Episcopal conference OF
Kansas, in annual session here. has
selected the following delegates to the
general conference at Cleveland: Rev.
4. s. Embrcc, Topeka; Rev. w. II, un-
derwood. Clay center; Rev. j. a. Mot
ter, Baldwin.
Before adjourning the CONFERENCE
adopted resolutions fnvorinE the az
mission OF women aS delegates 70 the
general conference: expressing conn
dence in the prohlbltory law Of Kan
Eas and fayorlnE tho proposed act now
pending before Congress 10 prohibit the
issuing Of iiauor licenses IN stntcs haV-
ing pTohlbltory laws.
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cHICAGo-whcat was evidently
considered a good thing by sellers to-
day and they pushed II along I'LL II
closed 10 below Saturdays closing hg-
Tires, after having been hc below. that
price. The routine News was almost
uniformly benrlsh Corn and oats were
weak and closed Nc lower. Provisions
note small recessions.
Flour quiet and easy.
No. Z spring e0iS 16lho: No. 2 rcd exc
siAc: March 6Okd6ihF6oEG May
GiE@62N dG7ikc; June 62N@G3A g;
July eGl9G3St9stHc.
corn-CaSh. No. 2, 2ShG2Sxc; March
closed at zoe; May 2sMd2s& 6s9Nc:
June soH0SCA 6So8c; September 5i%e
ontsZCash. No. ., igNc: No. white
2O&@2le; No. 0 white l9E02lc; March
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF The Money and Stock
Markets.


Markets.
NEW YORK, March ls.-Mouey on
call easy at 3Ma4 per cent; last loan 4
per cent; closed at 3h9i per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6Q6 per cent:
Sterling exchange heavy, with actual
business In bankers bills OF 81 Sa9
asa. for demand and 81 S6isGpi s6S for
sixty days: posted rates 81 S71En4 IS anu
81 SSJhG4 50; commercial bills 81 20. i1ar
silver CS%c. Silver certificates G9f6SEsc.
The all important topic in Wall street
to-day was the publication OF the plan
for the reorganization OF the Northern
Pacific railroad. The great amount OF
the securities Involved. their widespre adj
distribution throughout nearly all OF the
leading European financial centres M
well as the extensive domestic holdings
had caused exceptional Rnticipatory
Interest as to the provisions OF the plan
and the treatment OF the various secliti-
ties. While opinions difer as TO the
merits OF the plan according to The Sc
curities held by each respective Interest,",
and while q stubborn contest against
the enforcement OF some OF It's provis-
Ions is threatened In certain quarters,
the financial community as whole.
taking into consideration the record OF
the capitalists identified with the work
OF rehabilitation and their practically
unlimited financial resources. believes
the success OF the plan TO be only
question OF time. Estimates by eS-
perts place the values OF the new North
ern Pacific securities at about IS Tor
prior lien bonds. go for the general Hen
bonds. 20 for the new preferred and 10
for the new common stocks. Another
important development was the an
- hNF a e
partment In the banks holding govern
ment money for the payment OF 20 per
cent OF those balances within the pres
ent week. The government bond de-
posltartes hold OF government money
about 1000. 900. OF which $l2.500,000 is
In greenbacks and 50. 100000 in coin. all
OF which figures In the treasury cash
balance. The call will result in taking
about $500, 900 in cash from the banks.
The action OF the treasury department
Is strictly In line with the forecasts OF
It's probable policy published In these
dispatches. There Is continued appre-
hension among the bankers over the
general trade outlook from now up to
April !.
The stock market to-day was only
moderately active, anu the fluctuations
recorded simply reflected manipulation.
The speculation was almost entirely In
the Industrial shares, and toward the
close most OF the losses were recovered.
The closing was quiet, with slight
losses general.
The general list Of railroad bonds was
featureless aside from firm tone. The
aggregate sales we're SS,0S5,0QO.
Government bonds were firm on
transactions Of Si9s.0O0.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
III. 1855 shares.
cablegram:
The stock markets were very quiet as
a whole to-day, except for revival OF
the demand for certain drop level South
African properties.
The continental markets were quiet
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NEED NOT BREAK DOWN.
Many Men and Women Do When 1t Is
EniIreIy Neetliess.

Entirely Needless.
at Is almost impossible to ind persons
In tho ordinary walks OF active life who
are not suffering, more or less, from want
of vital force"
Il was a learned professor connected
with New York medical college. who re-
Gently made this remark, Men hrenk
down under the strains OF high pressure
living" he continued, they overwork the
brain and neglect tho body. They cSer-
else no part OF the body except The head
palpltation Of the heart. weak nerves ana
other Ills that make life burden"
That the above words are absolutely
true is repeatedly proved by tho eSperl-
through oYGrwork and too close attention
to business They overtnx the nervous
system. they strain their physical powers
to the point OF exhaustion, and then nave
10 give up the fight. This was eSactiy
the well known Chicago lawyer, as will be
seen by tho following statement that he
recently mnde: II was not diseased, snld
Mr.. Fish. but simply Frustrated ut my
business. BY tho uSo OF DufTys pure malt
whIskoy, however, I wRn completely re-
stored 10 health. think that this whis.
key ls natures great remedy for almost
any weakening or wasting disease. ..,od
through tho same experience. Wien
broken down and worn ont In health, they
have discovered that the only way TO re-
gain their lost Vlgor Is by the use OF pure
stimulant. Thcy have found out that me
best thing for this purpose is Duffy's pnrc
malt whiSkey, which Is unexcslleu loI
It's great restorative powers. No other
preparation can be relied on 70 work us
wonderful curative effects. DO not iyi
your druggist or grocer attempt 70 sen
you anything that 10 claimed to be cheap
err, or lust as good"
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MEDICAL.
lallger SlallaIs

Mere thsa half th sisitHs 81 esssSiHEp-
sss Do sot hss tt1 ksrs Il. Hereisalist
of SYMPTOMS by which consumption can
certainly be detected
Csatb, one or two slight efforts on
fi,jnS, occurring during the day and fire.
suenty da.ing the night.
.Skor! SssAfbaS after exertion.
TisStntIS Of tbs ekiyt.
Oslat tulSi, especially noticeable In the
evening and after full meal.
ckliiu,s In the evening, followed by |
SHIFT far.
PrJtifGtisa toward morning and
Psi taet and iaagaii In the morning.
teY Of rItaiiip. q
Eyou have these symptoms, or any Of
them, do not delay. There are many
nsprratious which chin 10 be cures, but
Dr.. HA1t esslltb Rtztiyfor Consumption
has the highest endorsements, and has
stood the test Of years. II will arrest con-
SUMPTION in its carrier stages, and drive
away the symptoms mined Il is manu-
f,dursd 6y the Aeksr Medicine Co. 10
and IS Chambers s., Nav "ork, and sold
BY ali reputable druggists.
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Wool.

LoSDoN-There was an excellent
sale at the wool exchange to-day, but
there was an entire absence OF Amor
lean demand. Several American rep.
resentativGs have already left, and
those remaining are doing nothing. Me-
rlnos were chiefly absorbed by the con.
tInent, while q capital assortment Of
crossbreds went TO Yorkshire. The OF.
ferIngU aggregated 1880. OF which sOC
were withdrawn. Following IRE the
sales in detail: New South Wales
1881 bales; secured sd91s Cd; greasy
5BdIid. QueenslAnd-2,42s bales;
secured Idols SID: greasy 7h4ild
VIctoria--229 bales; secured Is sgd:
greasy 1OdSpls, New Zealand-5.4 40
6ales; secured shdls Sd; greasy "a
lid. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
i75 bales; secured Sd&is; greasy 59Sd
Spanish Ss2 bales; greasy S&@tAd.
NEW YORK-yool outlet,
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE postofilce
located Mt South Chicago with all the
mail TO he delivered Monday, ONCE fx-
lures and stamps. burned this after.
noon. The iogS on the building and
fixtures lB 10000. Major Hubbard. as
aIstnnt postmaster, could place no estl-
mate on the total loss. ga he dig not
know the value OF the mail on hane.
Included In them nil that wus burned
was all that had arrived from tho east
for the day, also comfortable foreign
mail. An ovCrhcated furnace CAUSED
the fire.
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NEW YORR-ln consequence OF the
severity OF the snow storm and few new
buyers In the market, there was a very
light business demand and that very
largely the result OF orders. Printing
cloths In demand ut 2hc bid and de-
clined.
FALL RIvER-Print cloths dull and
nominal at 2xc: no local sales OF reg
ulars under 9%o.
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OIL cITY-Credit baiances&3S; open
cd at 81 40; highest .; lowest 81 20:
closed at 81 70; sales 1000 barrels; ship
ments l4s,Ss5 barrels; runs 97'1OO bar
rolE.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum steady and
closed aNssl AZ bid.
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NEW YoRK-pIs iron easy: south
ern Sil a5@lS IS: northern 81 6oGlS 30.
Copper steadier: brokers 81 90; ex-
change $lI 90. Lead steady; brokers'
s. 90; exchange 20 10. Tin quiet; straits
SIS 366iS 10; plates weak. speiter quiet.
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DIRECTIONS Tor
udzE CREAM BALM.
Applr q PARTICLE oil
The BALM directly In
10 the nOsullL After
. moment draw
Strongbreath through
the nose. Use three
tines 4 dAI. alter
meals preferred, and
before retiring.
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Wheellna BrIdqe 8 Terminal RY.
c. o, BREWSTER, Receiver

Time Table No. IS, to take effect 1901
q, M, Sunday, November 10, 1898
Leave MhGeling-tS;OO 1915. SllaV y. m,
t2.?o '3:l6, ti:SO, $500 2, m.
Leave Peninsula.tSgS t9:SL Ilids o.
m, t3:26, '3:2l, ti:3S E9;O6 p, m.
Leave Martins Forry-tS:i2 1851, su:k1
a. M, ,t2:S2, 'S:27, tl:i2. i9ls y. m.
Arrive Terminal jgnetion.tSii. tioeA
Leave Terminal Junctlon-t7;2g, $500 n.
m, sii:tO n. M, 1888, i:O6, t6;ll tS:4b y. m.
Leave Martins. Forry-ti;So, $500. q. M.
s1l:t6, tt:0j, tt:l0, f5lg, iS;aS Y. M.
Arrive %foclIng-i1:lO $3.50. a. m.
,i2:hi, ti:iT, tl;2s, 1851, te;06 p. m.
sDaiiy. tDaily except Sunday. ssun.
Al traIna will run on Eastern Time.
J. L. TAussLG. Superlnsohdont
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cATARRH
COLD HEAD

sores, Prntect' the Membrane from colds, Ito
siores the Senses Of fAtte and Smell The Balm
isqnickiy absorbed aud gives relief at once.
4 particle q applied Into each nostrIl and Is
tZfecabe, Price 20 ceuy at Druggists OF BY mail
lily BROTHERS. 50 Warren street. New York.
nOANyEANy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
PonnsylvanIa statIons.
PennSylYania Lines I!


Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on
Water st., Foot Of Eleventh St, Wheel
Ing, at Mcclure House, Wheeling. and at
tho Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest Syatem-"Pan Handle Route"
snan., NINaIiV avpanf Sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
CATARRH

EIY'S CREAM BtLM
opens and cleanses
the Nasal Passages.
Allays Pain aud In.
tlmmalInn. Heals The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17

THE verdict OF the people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup IN the best remedy
for coughg, colds, gorc throat, asthma
etc