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Although Beef is Advancing

Although Beef is Advancing In price, sCHoENBERGER,S prices are Fresh Shoulders Sc, Sparerib 9c, Corned Beef Pc, Stew Meats of all kinds 2c, Poul- try 10c, California Hams 7c, Lamb 4c, Loin Steak 12c Porterhouse 12c, Round 1Oc. Hamburg Steak 3 lbs for 25c, Boognas, ali kinds, Sc. Vegetables almost given away. Come early and make your selections.
 E. SCHOENBERGER & SON, Markets-92 94. 96 George street, and 1, 2,
 Central Market
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disease baff1ed the best doctors.
 "I was nervous, hysterical; my head ached with such a terrible burning sensation on the top, and felt as if band was drawn tightly above my brow; inflammation of the stomach, no appetite, nausea at the sight of food, indigestion, constipation, bladder and kidney troubles, palpitation of the heart, attacks of melancholia would occur without any provocation what ever, numbness of the limbs, threaten ing paralysis, and loss of memory to such an extent that feared alteration of the mind.
 "A friend advised Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, and spoke in glowing terms of what it had done for her.
 "I began it's use and gained rapidly. Now am living advertisement of its merits. I had not used it a year when I was the envy of the whole town, for my rosy, dimpled, girlish looks and perfect health.
 Irecommend it to all women. l find a great advantage ia being able to say, it is by woman's hands this great boon is given to women. All honor to the name of Lydia E. Pinkham; wide success to the Vegetable Compound.
 "Yours in Health, MRS. l. E. BREs- SEE, Herculaneum, Jefferson Co.,, Mo"
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MISS TTHT,S MARRIAGE.

Berlin, Nov. 15.-The marriage of Miss Lucy Uhl, daughter of Hon. Ed ward F. Uhl, ambassador to Germany, to Prof. Guy Thompson of Yale, has been fixed to take place in Berlin De- cember 9.
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ARE YOU ATOBACCO sLAvEY

Do you want to quit this practice? You your Nerves, your Lungs. Every chew. ev. cry smoke, hurts you. If you want to stop there will be a struggle and you will fail unless you have help. "G00D-BY" will do it easily, thoroughly. No experiment. no fake, no injury. sure, safe, speedy cure Try it, it will not fail.
 M. BRISTOL X SONS. S54 Chapel st.
 ap2 If Agents for New Haven
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SHOES OF FASHION

SHOES OF FASHION, shoes of daintiness flor women. More value in shoes for $500 than at any other store. We know this because we make a speciality of selling fine shoes at this price. Every shoe in our line for ladies at $500 is ex- quisitely shaped. They are the kind of shoes that make your foot simmer and more daintily curved than ever. They are the kind of shoes that will not rip or tear. They are the kind of shoes that are easy and com fortable, without being slip-shod. Each shoe is sewed with the Goodyear welt, and we have all the sizes in every style Itoe. These shoes are made swith the lighter soles suitable for ladies. emember that the price is only $500.
 A. B. GREENWOOD,
 773 Chapel St.
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Just Received at No. z Whitney Ave

9A0 FIVE-POUND boxes of choice fresh OVV made Creamery Bntter. which we of- fer at retail for $l. l5 per box, or , ooxes for s5U0 cash. It is a fine article.-every box
 warranted. Alsoin Prints for 25c worth 800 elsewhere.
 Pure Milk and Cream received fresh every
 day no Typhoid Germs in our milk. Give us your orders for Groceries. Goods
 delivered. Telephone i3a-4. x E, Fl. CLARK.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE NIAGNATES.

CHICAGO, Now, 1i.--Thc bnsc ball
maEnntes who have been ilocklnE Into
the city for the last two days goL down
TO business to-day, At noon the meet
Ing OF the National League bonrd OF
directors was held The board audited
the accounts of the president and pro-
pared the annual business TO be pre-
scented TO the league meeting. The pen.
nnnt was formally awarded to BultI.
moro. The Cincinnati club asked the
board to strnlghtCn out the old base
bali field trouble In that city. Won der
Ahc claims an 5000 interest In tho
Held and han attached the gate pro-
cccds from time TO time. Tho board did
not care about opening UP the old fight,
and Ms the dispute Is In court It advised
the Cincinnati club TO fight out Its bat
ties there.
The afternoon meeting was called to
order by President Young at o'clock
with n fair attendance ut the opening,
AZ nothing but routine business was
brought UP, however. interest soon be-
gan to lar md one by one tho members
descended to the rotundn OF the hotel.
where they gathered In groups and dis
cuSscd the situation with the hangers
on Those more directly Interested re-
the routine work,
The principal part OF the session con-
sisted in reading over the constitution
section by section and giving a chance
for the members to offer amendments
as they were read. Only three amend
monts were offered, which were adopted.
The first changed the date OF
tho board meeting from the first
Wednesday after the second Tues
day TO the first Tuesday after
the second Monday OF November.
Section OF the rules were abolished
This section provided for The 1nIng OF
the umpire from So. to $50 for not re-
porting for duty. 4
The most Important change related TO
the playing season. The present season
from APRIL Is to October was extended
to October Is, giving two weeks more or
schedule.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That The president OF the
league and acting chairman are hereby
authorized to appoint committee on
playing :ulee. not 10 exceed three IN
number. which committee shall be In
structed 10 make report OF It's work
and any suggestion and alterations /.
may deem proper 10 the playing rules TO
the secretary Of the league at least thir-
~ days prior to the spring or schedule
meeting.
Copies OF this re2or; shall be forward
ed b.. the secretary 10 the respective club
members. 10 enable each TO be prepared
to discuss the amendments at that
meeting. THIS committee shall net I'M
I'll It's successor Is apppIn;cd.
The names Of this COMMITTEES will be
presented II the meeting tomorrow
m0Fuinr
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Last evening at o'clock, Miss Maud
CARRIER the accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben CARRIER, was mar
rIed to Mr.. Harry K. Wolcott. 4 prrmI-
ncnt young attorney. Of Norfolk, Vn., ut
the residence OF the brides parents. on
Third street Rev. Edgar G. Bailey.
pastor OF the United Presbyterian
church, az which the bride Is q member,
was the officiating minister.
The wedding was Il quiet one and q
beautiful home affair. Only the mem
bers Of the TWO families and few intl-
mate friends attended. The bride was
attIred In a light silk, trimmed In lace
and ribbons and she carried roses. The
wedding march was from Schubert
Symphonic IN c. Miss Pearl CARRIER, a
sister OF the bride, playing.
\ number OF beautiful presents were
received. The newly married couple
will spend several days In Martins Fer
~, after which they will visit Washing
ton, D. c.. and Baltimore. They will
reside ut Norfolk.
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MARTINS VERY.
iIaps MI" Mlshaps In tho Thriving City
.r- Across tho River,

The DnnfOrd Guards met at the Me.
chanlcs hall last night 10 conaIilor the
question or organizing permanently. The
question was discussed and most OF
those who expressed themselves were In
FAVOR ot a permanent organization, ut
least continuing as such until the 4th OF
March. II was stated that there had
bogn no precedent In Martins Ferry,
that this move would be an experiment
and II would be well to try tho eXpcrI-
ment until March 4, and II successful to
continue. = =
\ committee was appointed to see the
different members Of the Danfurl
Guards and other Republicans and re-
port how many names could he received
for such an organization. This COM
mittec consists OF James Rnlston, Clar-
Gnce Selby Samuel WestwoOd, John W.
Crooks and II. 4. Llndcrmuth. A COM
mlttec was appointed consisting OF En-
est G. Smith. Thomas l.. Williams,
Abram Lash and John II. Moore, TO
ascertain the cost OF hall and other
expenses and to draw up rules and regu-
lntiuns.
The Invitation from the ColeraIn
Township Mckinley and Hobart club to
participate In the jolllhcRt!on ut Colcraln
and Pennington Tomorrow evening,
which includes free Oyater supper to
visiting clubs. was accepted. y COM
mlttce was appointed to secure vehicles
which Will leave the front OF the Belle
Hue Hotel Mt o'clock. No action was
taken on the other Invitations.
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a number OF crock fruit Jars. plates,
dishes. etc, left al the Masonic banquet
hall. the time of the sound money social
was held. are at the grUcsry OF Theo.
Sn0dgrass. where the owners can get
Them.
Mrs. John II. Brown, who was In
jured by being thrown from wagon
while returning from Harrisvllle several
weeks ago, is still confined TO bed and
does not Improve.
a force OF men are at work putting In
safety caps along the. line OF the Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company, on First
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris IL getting ready
TO move 10 SanCra, where her, son, Rev.
4. ". Harris. is preaching.
George Cooke departed with his mus
tachc yesterday. having lost In his bet
with George G. Ralston.
Miss Ella CrumIey. OF Hnrrisville. who
has been visiting Mr.. und Mrs. John Ok
ley, returned yesterday.
Mrs. William Fenton and child, Of ST.
Clairsvllle, who have been visiting here,
returned yesterday.
The willing Workers OF the U. p.
church will give Birthday Social to-
morrow evening.
Miss Rebeccn McI.ain, OF ClaysvIlle.
Pa, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lau-
renee Noble.
DR.. William Hocc bought fine saddle
horse from Dan HUI. Of Flushing. yes
terGay.
Miss Anna Swan, OF Pittsburgh, Is
visiting James Hess, on Pearl street.
a roll was broken yesterday on sheet
mill No. /, at the Actna-Standard.
DR.. Mckenzie. the new proprietor OF
the Bellevue Hotel. is moving In.
William Ball went Ia HcndrysburS
yesterday, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ault are the par
cnts of n new girl baby. 4
The work of paving Broadway IS al
most finished.
ST.. Robinson, jr., is on the sick list.
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MouNDsVILLE
A MI'eelinneous MelanSe OF Minor Mat
tiers from NIurshAlrs Metropolls,

The physicians OF the city who are
after the Office held by DR.. G. W. Bruce
for the past tweRty-!our years. physl-
Giant at the state pcnHcntiery.are Doc
tors J. C. Mccullough, R. ". Hall, T.
Il. Rogers and :. NJ. Steele For the
wardenshIp W. 3. Humphreys and Col
onci J. Z. Footon, are announced.
Batson, Baldwin e Estol. VINO made
an assignment o, their planning mill
property Il few weeks ago. met on
Tuesday and effected settlement with
their creditors at fifty cents on the dol
lar. The assignee will be discharged
and the firm will take hold OF their
business again.
Yesterday in the circuit court was
consumed with the trial OF John PeIly.
All testimony was heard and the case
was given TO the fury last evening.
The board OF education held O special
meeting last evening on matters con-
corning the new building.
Captain J. C. Roberts Is another Of
the candidates for the postnastershIp.
Professor a. L.Wade,of Morgantowa,
was here yesterday.
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WHEELING DAILY INTE1GENCER THURsDAY NOVEMBER 1896
rlt,,burgh AthleIlc club and ccr,al,

Pittsburgh Athlete Club and certain
defeat seems due all that face them.
Tho Wcd vlrHuia University, With
the same fcarioSshcSS that CAUSED than
TO challenge the strong LOfayettca,
hnvo arranged u game with the Import.
90 "Thrtr A,'s" stars FOR to-day nj
Pittsburgh. f'renclafd w-ill of course
play with hls boys, md the rcsnlt VII,
be very Significant OK tho RtRnulng OF
The West Slrginlang, as the latter have
defeated i. \. c. and lied j. c. and
a, g. Tho Varsity eleven Ia Whining
rgrown rapidly IN Pittsburgh, thls be.
Ing their third game there within tho
l>Nst three wecka; ind the pltlahurgh
papers have spoken very highly " their
playing, Should the mountain hAys
oven hold the score down 10 onr touch
down to-day, WGstNlrglnla win get a
great boOyt us football player prl.
ducing state, ~ everyone on the eleven
Is West Virginia born, TrOnchnrd cx-
ftsnInIs
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nELrL1nE.
All SotIG ~ I.prNi Hs,Yl and Gossip Abpnt
Nlc GinsS CITY.

All SotlA ~ IprHi Ga,yI and Gossip Abpat
Ohc Glass city.
Andrew Brunei, an Old soldier and
a tailor at Powhatan died there, aud
denly Tuesday night, He was out IN
ths parade IN honor OF the grcnt Re-
publican Victory and Just az II was
finished he fell and was picked IN ana
carried into n house nearby where nc
did few minutes later. Heart disease
was the cause or death lIC was seventy
years " age and his sudden death Is
universally regretted. lilo had made no
complaint ard showed no signs OF any.
thing being wrong until about the tImp
no fell, Then II was noticed he wRs per-
spring freely, but he had said nothing,
nor did no speak after he fell.
The mayor, marshal and several cit
liens have been at st. Clalrsvillo the
past twO days M witnesses In the case
against James Maniey and others,
charged With highway robbery. Tho
culprits had able counsel employed aid
made q Stubborn fight from start to
llnlsh, Tx testimony wan all In at
noon yesterday and the attorneys oc-
cuplcd the afternoon 0rguing the case
and tho result was not known yester-
day evening.
Mayor Williams reported only $50 SO
as the receipts OF his office during the
last month and that covered tho OK
citing times or tho election, II Is the
lowest receipts from that Office IN n
long time, but II ~ one OF the things
there Is no complaint about.
Hon. ]. Il. Blackburn received n tclc-
gram from BRrneBvllle yesterday to
bring the Bcllairc marching clubs out
there Friday night, hut II Is not known
yet whether they will go or not
II. c. Farls was the fortunate rccip-
lent Of 500 cash. yesterday, the first
prize offered by SchultEe Il Company
for the correct answer to their Star
Soap rebus.
Mrs. Albert Michael and daughter. Of
Muncle, Ind. formerly residents Of this
city, are the guests OF friends and rcIa-
tives.
Miss Bessie Boyles, OF St. Clnlrsvlllc,
has returned 10 her home, lftcr'a pleas
ant visit with friends in this city.
Warren MLchncr has returned to the
city, after spending n few days with
relatives In Lloydsvlllc.
r. C. Montgomery has left FOR three
weeks trip In the interest Of the Bel
lRIre stove Company.
Miss Veturn Davis, OF the Second
ward, has returned home from n visit
with friends In CadIz.
Charles Tlsoman has returned home
from 4 visit with friends and relatives
In GAINESVILLE.
Mis- Della Smith. OF this city, has
gone to Hartford City. Ind, where she
will reside.
Tho Jolly Six Club" will give an
other dance this evening In Schmul-
bach's hall
p. II. Thornton has returned home
from Pittsburgh, where he has been on
business.
J. N. Shnllenbergcr has gone to Al
legheny City, Pa, where he will spend
u week.
]. Fl. Mcdonald. wife and baby. have
gone to Youngstown TO visit relatives.
Miss Flora Sch!ck has returned home
from n visit with friends in CadIz.
Officer Welton was doing duty while
the marshal was in st. ClairsvlIe.
Howard Pendry has new girl baby
ut his home In the Third ward.
Ferdinand Well went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday morning on business.
Mrs. D. W. Boone IS quite III at her
home with typhoid fever.
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mont, "Fltrt7 and Mu,ross" r,o.o.
losun In ak tahltAuE, hy lIottrl Grlf-
IN MorrlF illustrating the Ito " a
nddrtn woman. E
February 20, The smallcy Grand Con-
cert Company, This Is claimed 10 be
thu best lady quntttttc IN tho cuun-
try. The v0icog are harmonious and
well attuncd, and their plluglng 10 al
ways delicate and peculiarly ayrpa-
thctlc. The reuler, MITs Maud V. Car.
uthers, y mn artist OF tl3A highest orlur.
March 10, DR.. John W. Simpson, n
Wen known scholar and pulpit orator,
Dr. simpsons lectures arc muster.
pieces In composition, and his delivery
u US polished IA that OF any Of tho
great speakers that have adorned tho
platform In many years,
SCENTS VIII be reserved on Saturday
morning, for the Nrst lecture.
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WEST VIRGINIA
",'''y Tenn Tackles tho '"rhrce as Mt
"''""rSh To-day - Something. of ue
F!Hy'r' who Comuo,r The ,I'rh REQ A. D. ~

'"'"nrgh To-day =. Sometime. or tbr
''"y'T' VIII" Cnmpo,e the "rhrec ,a.'..r
I"t Three AS" were a champion
''''''" team OF Pittsburgh, ~ few
'"'' aS7. md It still retains q cup
a ", a"a' This yea" no team has been
,1".h together TO defend the Gun
C''-l.'7' ne E:'onS Pittsburgh athletic
y 'hH j, 6. and a. G. clcvcns, hence
\, I1' h""rEsnry to ilnport the starg
,. Y' Eiid'rOH from their hiding places
e., UTE" chem 10 the Smoky ECity,
T. r"F'C6S aggregation OF rnhious
~ "'' hri"ss az now play under the
~ as cn!ors merits the title OF
Ii .0rAm"rica team. llencIDigcr,
ha'ht WIN 90 down In football
..'-'y as the sturdy scientific guard,
H. Won many Il victory for Yalp.,Aud
" hiB team on the top notch uf
u.,'"'i! teams. captains The agsiTra
H., WIN HIN, and no less lamotny, IA
Ga w. "Old PENIS" fuli-bacK, and
4, h'rht-S; puntrr that ever St,lIrd
L.. ''Al' i!i' goal kicks from acld "iRayc
r.. ""th rHn7llcd Ira, tho, great
,'''""h "X-captain and tackle. fijw-
,,, "' l.alrDSc. md DOGGY" T'F1E5h!!
I,'i ""pSe playing Wheeling people
aba '.dhr" to s7c III the gnni&;hera
l,',,, t"LGy"iic, are In this great col
.''' u hEEora. ~ !! .
inHclarG was selected To captain ,l;e
r ''n out gave way TO IIrrrrInnerr.
a. ~ =, 'Hn'ndci OF the lineup In Of aiNrg
"r,4'W'l iustrc. and every roGllIon tis
, ~ a man whose name IA, fEgal-
'a,,i With that poHItlon In all 'fohtbnI,
+, ,',gp Thh brilliant aggregation lid
u t, lnIpie dcfcn:ing the football prIdcs
''"SDurgh. the D. c. and y. c. and
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Y. u. C. A. LECTURES.
The Present Season., Course One OF Grent
AMrnreiyet.e.s

AitrncsiveueH.
Following Is the course OF lectures
and entertainments arranged by the
Young Mems Christian Association for
this season. All the attractions viii be
given IN Association hall, whSch has
been newly fr2ss0ei. Season tickets are
81 Is and can be had ut the Y. NJ. C. a.
building:
November Il. John II. Clarke, lecture
on Abraham Lincoln" John r. Clarke
Is no experiment.; this is his twenty
fist year upon the public platform in
the United States and Canada, and IL
beyond question one OF the most versa
TIE and captivating lecture entertainers
before the public. He IS an entertainer
that returns again ara again. HIS vrlS-
inality, wit, common sense, humor and
oratory Is simply electric and irrcsIsl-
ible. all blended With the religion and
philosophy OF life.
December 10. Rev. Anna II, Shaw.
lecture ON The New Man." All that
goes TO make superior lecture ghr
possesses. i natural orator, she Is aid
Cd by 4 life Of study and practice 10
appeal 10 the masses, which she does
with irresistible power.
January Is, Miss Annie Louise White.
in Il Unique and artistic entertain
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Here IL quite u compliment to tho
Wheeling delegation and others from
West Virginia, who attended the Pitts
burEh meeting Of the Ohio Valley I'm
nrnvemcnt Association: Captain James
a. Henderson had this to say: This
meeting will be II untold benefit 10 tho
welfare OF pittsburgh. The West VIr-
GINA delegation are certainly n brainy
and widc-awalso yet Of men, They seem
to understand our wants better than We
do ourselves"
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Tomorrow evening the ColeraIn
Township Mckinley and Hobart club
win have q Publication at Ccierain and
Pennington. a free oyster supper will
lie served TO the visiting marching clubs.
The Danford Guards will go out. about
fifty strong, accompanied by It's drum
corps, and will take along q supply OF
red ilrc and roman candles.
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BALTIMORE. NoE. 1.-THE cham
ploTship Dupont cup for wing shots goes
10 BlUe Island, III. George ]. Roll won
L AZ the Baltimore Shooting Assnsla-
IONS grounds from Bertram CIalrIdGc,
OF Baltimore. Score: Roll, IS: Clarldge
10 ClarldGe won the trophy and nation
nj Championship In tho big tournament
held In Chicago, defeating l26 OF the
crack shots OF the country. Roll Is but
% venrs NJ arn
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YOUNG SPIRITS,

temper, lea: OF impending calamity aud
thousand, and one arrangements Of body
and mind: result from such pcrnicious prac.
tees All these are permanently cured, by
Improved methods OF treatment without
the patient leaving home.
A great medical book Of 1900 pages mo.
fuscly illustrated, written In plat, lanpr,ngc
treating of the nature, symptoms, and cur,
bility OF such diseases, sen, on RECENT Of
81 cents in stamps, for postage and wan.
ping orir address, Worlds D;speusarr
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Secretary William Fctte. of the South
Side Bowling League, the championship
season OF which openg on the Harvest
Home alleys next Monday evening. an
n'unces the following additional players
signed"
Harvest Home team-sid sarver and
r. Mnthcr Archer. -:
Famous team-James K. Hall.
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UNDERTAKING.

For furnishing collins common stained),
henrses, hacks, busgies, as may be ordered
by OycrScers OF the Poor.
First-For districts In tho city OF Wheel
Ing QncmdinS Fulton).
Seconl--For districts without tho city
OF Wheeling Unciuding county iHilrnary
on order OF superintendent.
Bidders must specify the prices OF collins
and for persons over and under fourteen
Years OF age.
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MEDICINES.

For furnishing medicines upon the pre-
scripton OF the county physician.
First-Fur the city north OF Wheeling
crcel. Uncluding the Island and Fulton).
Second-For city south OF the creek
Druggists must do business In the dis
trIct for which they bid.
All bids TO be for one year from Novem-
Dor r. 1896
The right to reject any or all bids Is re-
served.
by order OF the Board OF Commissioners.
no . Y. C. MOFFAT. Clerk.
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THE RIVER.


Charleston. .KANAWFiSa, IL. III.
Pittsburgh. ben HUR. n, M,
Stcubcnvil!G.. lcNOS TAYLOR, 2:S0 p. m.
Slslcrsvillc.. RUTH. 800 .. m.
Clurlngt ton. JEWEL, $3.50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. 1 n. IN.
Pittsburgh. u, K. nEDFORD. Ga. m.
Cincinnati. HUDSON, S n, M.
pRrkeraburg. LEROY, II n. m.
MatumorUs. LEXINGTON II n. m.
StGubonYllG.. ENOS TAYLOR, go y. m.
Darlington. 81 E.WEL. $3.50 p. IN.
SistcrBvillc. RUTH. 800 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. r n. m.
pnrkCrsburE. BEN HUR, II n. IN.
StGubcnville.. ENOS TAYLOR, go p. m.
Darlington. ...J EWEL, 800 p. m.
Slstcrsv!llc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
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r:.,.,"SJiiu'cE, =. a. CHM. IorctL Ham.
,,, MY '.1.is Patterson. FAIR. Three AZ
t'.c,ai rofcrce-A. F. Harold. EmS,ro-
,@l Williams. i.IrcsmcnNJnhn' Innco-
,,, - mo e. ). Proctor. TWENTY-FIVE and
'"F''s' minute halves. ATTENDANCE, 2,JO,
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COAL.

Flrst-For furnishing nut and mixed
coal, us may be ordered by tho Overscers
OF the Poor for city districts south OF the
creek.
Sccond-For furnishing mixed, nut coal
and slack, Ms may 10 ordered by the Over
scerS OF tho Poor for districts north OF
the creek (IncludinE Island and Fulton).
Also for Court House and Jail. as may be
ordered BY engineers and iailor.