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I Static*, #e.
I 8 F. CALDWELL,
I Hirble, Slite and Iron Mantels,
I Cocnmon Grs'ss, Ti!? and *11 kinds of Terra
CuttA Goods. * : i
illMIMIUIMIK,
I ItftibH with I compleU uwrtmwit of
I m KING STOVES! I
yvv....
ind Hon* Furnfahln* Goods. W? call ipecul
att4'iitk>ri to Uio
fttrtm Radiator Shaking Grate,
jy'oMt complete '?rat? in tJip market. It
^abrircn in ojwration in Mr. KrankCoen'i I
lot rnidfncf on the I?land. Call and exara l
tu
JJI7,1509 <** IS11 Mai* flmrr, hum B. A I
0. I'lCPOT.
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piumbfng, #e.
THOMPSON &
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litosMSteamfifa,
I'M JUKKff ?Tn WJUKSUNO. h
*" 11 ? AM( T-?_ f
rM>p!oi]l kill'Uni ?? rutijtut wn vm? nni jm,
If;>r? uri'l ChlmMjr Toj*. Ku?m tod
Iiui iiri.-f, aiplion rump*. feafety Valve*, Batb ,
Nt flats *' ?or Celebrated
Cameron S tenia Pfituip,
-A*D~ ?' J < . ? ? ;?
Underwriters Gag Machine.
UVrJm from the rountry promptly filled."**
tS
WJSTKt),
EVERYBODY TO CALL
;' <>/??* j
1IILE & HOOK'S!
J
plumbing establishment,
14x8 atn rlfet
Ami examine th#
lutz patent
Iron Hydrant & Street Washer,
THK BEST IN THE MARKET.
Tfcfjr can I* repaired without digging tip
per pavement or yard. je28
JHotntmcrtt*.
QiRROl.L linos.,
EilTE ANO MARBLE WORKERS1
. * : i
Ami Importers of thd Best
Scotch Granito and Italian Marbles,
N*W. fl. 8 AM) 10 St.tTKKNTU STRKKT,
WHEELING, W. VA, r ,-r
pfh fit* of MOSTMttrPB ana
TABLETS con?tnntly on luuid, which will b*
tiiit prirt * to mit ilio times. _apl
III. KOSKNBKRG,
0. -sW
Wheeling Freestone and Sanrtstanr Works,
Curofr ? ( Mark?>i and Thlrtj-lhlrtl SU.
f*>n?t*ntlj' on 1i?n>l fVv>r Slept, Door 8111a,
fai>* Cm-, Window mil*, Hearths all kind# of
Iterix Ibf atseml-u ui Cuntrictiiri la called to
j farillt!** fnr f*irnl>hitne all klmlanf itone for hulldPrlnw
mralnnif*. if?
Xttamwjjs wfc Slows.
^ I. I.I-.H I>,
ATTORN'KY AT LAW,
1IC Chapum? timer, Wnntu.xo, W. Va.
Pttftirr*in all ?ui>i aa?l \V<vt Virginia Courts.
ftt)Ktl-??in<lcnaterandngftlv?u ?|>eclal attratlon.
dm j
J J. IIIT. US,
ATTORyKV AT t.AW/
Ofiv, 71 Twelfth Strret, WniiLuco, W. Va.
JwAch in the Courts of Ohio, Marshall and
Vtf counties, \\\ Va. . oovli
BOBEKT WHITE,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Whkum, W. VA.'.i]
OSct, Attorney General's Ofllce, Capitol.
oyS
U ANSI UAL FORBES,
ATTOIISKY'A T LA W,
' I'
Ofllcp, Custom Hon?*.
j"' Wmtiuiro. W. Va.
|y J. W. COWDEN, j
ATTORXF.r A 7 U IP.
0fi?,Xo.l222Clia[iHiicSt.\Vnwuico,W. Va.
JVnmpfjitlpnUon In all ImsilKW i Je7-tUw
JjisiEL J. A Ml!,
ATTOmrAT UW,
So. 131S SInrkct Street, (over City Dank),
Wnmixo, W. V?.
(JEOKfiE r. I.INCH, !
ATTOKSF.r AT LAW,
Witf.Ko. l2ft5(lmpUne Street, Odd Fellows'
lluHtling, Room No. 1.
wiikki.iko, wiw Va
JJiXIF.L PECK,
ATTORNEY AT I. A W,
llOt Chajillnp Stnft,
WllKKIIKO, W. V?.
JBAIUS KWINli,
iTTORSKT AT l.AW
So. ? ! Turltlh 8t., ' i Z
\J> * >
jw \Vnr.itujtQ~. ft- Va.
* H. WCUKAX. J. . C0C1IRAK.
Qochras & cncnnAX,
ATTO RS F. Y 8 AT LAW
V? ChaplMe Street, '1 * ' . J
J*W WH1KLCTP. W. V*. I
Tj\7M. II. HEARSE. ' lf5>* Vl
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OfiM *!H Itinirl Umli, Ko. 1S18 Market,
Strn-t, OtUre, up?t&lr?, , lt ;
-i?? Wmimo, W. Va.
JUtES P. ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
^UKChijilinp Strnt,opp. the Court Hous?, 1
J?3Q WlUKUXQ. W. V?.
FlSil "(lold M?UI," IIMTJ ''*|V
^ User; " Kcnruaoa.tJtnllb A Gfc |
K?rurtie," MlnowoU 8Ur," w?4 |
^" " lUiDailnitorttad tor ?d?b^r
SR*ftic?l.
rp>IKEGYPTIAN
FEVER AND AGUE
?AHD?
LIVER PAD
| . ;: y i - \ ?
imam
U (nUOXMUUL)
the best raoTBcriox against dub am.
It is a Perfect Substitute for Internal
Medicine and the Most Effective
Agent Known for the Cure of
indiobbtion,
HEADACHES,
NEURALGIA,
HUEUMATI8U, ,
. DYSPEPSIA,
RIUOC8NR98, .
KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES,
LASSITUDE.
. vttH.D E^TBRMITIBS, ,
HERVOUSNERS,
NUMBNESS, ? 1
PAINS IN TUB BACK,
AND SHOULUEBS,
FEMALE WEAKNESS. (
This la no lottarr, theory or uperlneat DUaoac* 1
rurttl b j the application of modtdoo to tbo aurfaco of
Ibo tadj, tnrloaed in a plain, WelNraa lo, durable pad.
elranlr, coiulortabia, compact Abturpllon o( modi- (
rinoa bjr the lurface of the bod jr. Id pl*co of abaorptlon
Intheaiomacb. Aia matter of economy nothing baa
a?er equaled tba Egyptian Pad: aa a mailer of worth, ?
nuthlnit e?n surpa*i it. It lt the remedy for the man
v ??.I| mraji; tor uie niutner rearing a larja lam 11;;
r?r tboaa broken la bealth or expaMd to conurlon. It
HOW rank! not u ft luccmful rrmrdy only, but u ft
"feteiil ..I uifil Id De, displacing the tuteol n alruraiol
',> d*r ftM the ad'irtlilnj quuki on iptcUIti*.
rwlmrthl Egypttm Pad Jon la. a doctor', bill,
?.? jour aloiaacb, and pt rtllel md promt Ion.
Why cooioma youraubouacaaoddaatruy yotlrhaaltb
by using Internal uiedlclnra or hlfb priced nuetruine
hen ion ca? pt potltlvo rorftUra raaulta (mm an
Nyptlan Pad at a coat of tl.
ihalMoal portion of uldn| buuunlty lira.
tlienoorer daieea, and la putting Iba prlcaol
I lie lid at ll .e endeo.or to reach tha Rtalaai nums
msVetbatrrra rowa oroaUietatatlon and Jiipla jr. ThU
Pad U no catchpenny ornamental toy for lb# ionic*
mental wMljbv iutallda. U to an article ut aterllng
urrii, wall triad tod thoroathlr rndorecd by riauful
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD CO.,
Sola Manufacturer*.
*} by all DrugfUu, or Mat by auU on receipt
jfll. Addreas *
JOSEPH FLEMING,
? m illart iirtei, i iiiADurgu, la.'
Sole wnli for the United Slate*.
WPamphUts mall d to miy add w. fe12
TUTTS PILLS,
SYMPTOMS OP A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain in
the HtNuUwithaDull sensation In the back
part, Pam under the ahouldarblade. fullneat
after eating, with a dWnrllnatinn to
oxertioa of body or mind, Irritability of
temper, Lowspirits. witha fooling of having
neglected aotno duty, Wooriness; Dizrin.-Bs,
Fluttcrmii at the Hoftrt, Dots before
the eyes. Yellow Skin. Headache
generally over the riaht eye, Beetlessneas
with ittftil dreams, highly oolored Urine.
JS THESE w askings aee uzeezded,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTTS PILLS
are mprclally adapted te each, eases, a
nlnalM dase eflfccu sack a cbun*p of feeliiMf
as to asiealsk thosaflerer.
A NOTED DIVINE 8AYS:
Dr.TUTT.-DoM.8irt tortan roarsI h?T? bora
a martyrtaPppopala.OooaUpatkm andPllsa. Lut
Bprlrur rtmr Pill* *W> rxwmmmwltd lo me: I owd
themt bat w;thllttWf alia). ltnoMri vtU buu, \
bsT*co^B(rp?UU,dicw(Mipwf*ct, rapiUr atooU, {
WfawsbBSST 1
Tho flrft cffcct of TTJTT8 PILLS l?to It- C
rrftM the Appetite, ?nd cmxm the body to I
Take on Flc?h| U?M the system Is mmtUImn!, C
and bj their Toulo Action on tb? Diacative I
OriuDi, llcgular Htsol* tro produced. I
Dr. J. F. HAYWOOD, 1
OF NEW YORK, 8AY81tfm
parpoaa no n?e<Jjr tm rh??a lar?oUd that a
hu u b. w u tlNl u TUTTs P1LLK." t
BOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICK IS CKXTB. L
Office 3S Himy Wow York. \
TUTT'S HAIR DYE. !
Okay Haw on TOnsKUl ch arad to a Glomt
Black l-y?iin*Uapp.t&ui.Tnof tida Die- It tin.
pirtaa .Nataral Color, acta ln?UD'An?onaly, and Is J
aaUamJaaaaaaprtn* watar. bold by DruJilsta, or _
aast by axpraaa oni receipt of ft L
Office, S3 Murray St., New York, i
fgll?TW4W r
; IN Tors BLOOD P BB T <7
fi
Now thU ban Important quealloe, for with-!
i out pore and wholc*>meblood there caa be no :
s periect health, and without j a
GOOD HEALTH, : t
I Ufa U a mm burden and a waits. For In- : t
: pure blood the hot medicine known la ?
j Scovill's Blood & Liver Syrup, j J
j or Compound Syrun of Stllllnria and Barn- \ a
panlla. It ban old, time tried and true rem- *
tdjr, and may be implicitly relied on, t 0
WHE5 EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. t
Take it In the Spring time, for the Impure j t
Mcretlons Of the blood Incident to that acuoo 1 t:
of the year; and take It 0
AT ALL TIMES t
For fikrofnla, Liter Cumpialota, Dolb. To* | y
more, Swelling*, and the thouaand lib thai :
come fiora impure bloud. : *
JOHN F. HEKRY, CURBAK A CO. j t
? I For Old Soret, Wounda, Cut* and Rrube . i r
! j uae UENUY'SCAllHOUCSALVB. I
: jaa2l*TTUd LOGAN, LIST A CO., ApnU. j
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
RADE MARK. TbkGUUT E?O-TRADF MARK.
JUIll UkMKBY, Ao
Seminal Waakteaa,
Speraatorrbeejm- ABi9 Sf
sass'thsfus wv .j
" i:*AV~*ejK|S|a
fcfon,
Dimneea ci Vldon, Prematura Old Age, and many
)tb?r Dlaeaaea (bat lead to Inianlty or Conaumptloo
\al a Premature Grata. M"Pull particular* In oar
pawphlft, wbteb we dealre to mod free by mall to
iTtry oao, MTTbe Hpodflc Medicine le sold br all
Iruntatt at II H* P*?kM#, W vU p?hr? for U, or
irllfba Mat tm by mail oa recent of the money by
iddrMda* TJ1BG8AY HHD1CJ*'EC0 ,
No. 10 Meebaalca' Block, Daraorr, Mini.
Sold iQ Wbeallof by LAUUULIV BBOH. A CO.,
Wbolwale and Be tail Afeota, aod by all Drantta
prrrywhero- \U-49*
PRESCRIPTION FREE
Prthaapotdyftwaf Sfalnal W?ak*wa,L?at ,
Haultood, |'r?Mal?r* MiW.v, StrtoBUHi, '
c<?Aujo? of Uas irmjM to
Hoc I fir, OtfMiiT* Savory, mJ all PIWM* j
UroBsnt on by Secret Ilablls aad Esemea. 4b;
dniffUt haa the luRredleflt*. Addrwa, ,
DR. JAQUE8 A CO..
UQ Vrt Sixth Bt, OINOIHH ATI. OHIO.
Ji'.'lDiwr
DR. HENKY MOTT'S J
FRENCH POWDERS
Will cure DImim ol tb? Kid Mr*, a val, OU*. and
all Urinary Diaeasea, Hwwtii Debility, Lo?o( Man- 1
html, .nominal Emiwlon, Irapotcncy catutd by Indlacrrtlon
Id youth, Kxc?mm, Ac. FemaloWaakncaa or
labile*, Scrofula, flyphllla In all IU forwa, and all
Mood and Skin WaeaaeaapwdUy eurad.
?rOOtrOBftll(?A CURED IN M UODRS.-W
Fur o]a In Whealin*, West Virginia, by EDMUND
BO KIN<} (Af't), DruixUcLHld Fallowa Mall. Price
|S 00 per bof. Keot by ruaJ], m*tt* from obaarra Ion,
on racrtpt^yV*. ^ pol?
SUFFERERS & *ga&.?SSi?
loin of dtaw ewr^lS>>theJo!d wSShtJBI
MKDICAL INNTirtTi; 96# Vine UU, tinrl.aall,
br Ibr only lur. tod nlljiblt romedlM.
No rhnnc. tin Ml carad. (W| oc "tin lor
tdrtm t'iuuYM l?W. Half hm u lb(
>o?i. odM*
QHRI8TMAS
Evergreen Wreathing.
Motux-i, Dealcna, Ac. Abo, Stamp, BtenclU and
WJOT VA. OTBNCTL AND SEAL WORKS,
d*4 N?iWI MarkKSu, WhaaHwt. W. Va.
I RILL HEADS, LETTEli HEADS, Ac.D
Por Mat Bill IIoadL U*ur Um?, MtuBmdM
I '*rd? A/%,?eto tht Daflj (at*U%eac?r J^OCca
ffltt faMfytmr.
~ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION."
DAll.T.
My mail, 4* mhanet, juxtyt prrpaUL
Om M 001 ThrM BobDthB..N.|S 00
81k month# ? 4 001 On# raoolk - 73
MUtrti h Oarrirrt i? OUf ud BtJmU ?J II tmli
p*wt$k.
N ESI I* WEEKLY.
Bj meU, U advanci, potlagt prtyld.
On# 001BU mooUu......^|l 80
VKEKLT.
Jy mafl, to advmc*, pctUf* prtpmU.
?vnt 7?r M II nC MX month* .....II W
bo of tiro I ?| m wch.
Ufaaof UDtrnwiMOWKLUMHIMIWaiNWI I tft ttcfc.
uboof tweot I 10 each.
Oaba of twcnty-fl?# ?^ 1 OU each.
Staple copltt of either edition of tbe Imtkllmkk*
cxa Mnt free on application.
Addrrw all omaunlcatlona to
FREW A CAMPBELL,
Publtabera Intelligencer,
Wheeling, W. Va.
BTKTOE1IVILLE MLVATIOX.
Preeprriiy Propond by Public Pikes.
GuetU'i Report.
Those interested in the question of good
roads in Jefforsoii county assembled pur*
luant to a call, (n the office of the Probate
Judge this morning at half-past lOo'cbck.
After tho meeting had been called to orJer,
on motion, Mr. Simon B. Warren,
who had presided at tlie meeting held in
Wintersville Wednesday last, was re-elect3d
Chairman, and the members of the
press Secretaries.
Tbo first thing in order was tho report
>f the Legal Committee, who had been
ippointed to ex&miue the law in rolation
o the building o( pikes. The report was
cad by Geo. U. Bright, Kjq., Chairman.
io stated that acording to the law the
kmmissioners could be authorUod to
ubmit the question to a vote of tho peo>le
a second time?Jefferson county has
ilready voted once on the question?on a
>etition being presented to them signed
>v 100 citizens requesting the samo. He
ilso stated th&t the law provided that a
ax of not more than four mills could bo
evied for the repairing of roads The report
was, on motion, received.
The meeting then adjourned to the
Jourt room.
Mr. J. Maxwell,Chairman of the Business
Committee, stated that his committee was
lot, as yet, prepared to render a report,
? they had been unable to get together,
ind requested that all members of the
ommittee present would assemble at
>nce in the Judge's room, where they
lould have-a conference, and a motion to
hat effect was passed. The committee
vAa also instructed to bo prepared to re>ort
on tho-aasemhling of the meeting in ,
he afternoon.
A report of a meeting held in Mt. Pleas- j
int township was presented hy ex-Sheriff
fntinonn 'I hn Mrnnrt a(n(o/1 !>?? tl.nt.
lad held a meeting in Mt. Pleasant in the ,
Merest of pikes, and had appointed David ,
tVilaon and L. C. Henderson to attend the ,
>resent .meeting a8 delegates. It also ,
>etitioned for a pike from Mt. Pleasant ,
o Portland. The report was received
ind embodied in the minutes.
On motion, Mr. J. M. Rickey was re- <
guested to give the meeting some statisics
in regard to the coat of pikes in other |
oilnties, and tho probable coat in this
ionnty. On taking the floor tho gontlenan
called upon stated that he would do .
lis utmost to comply with tho request
nade of him, and tho following is the
lumber of miles of pike built in different
ounties and their cost:
fcuntlf*. Mil*. Coat i
kditiia.? W .?... .......4 230,UO
Luglalxe -. .. .. MS
ttlnoot .. HO ............. fctf,000
trown .-.Ml aoo.uoy
WHHWIHIIIMH..M MMlMW
!b?rap?lgne .... ~....... ~ 933.900
40 88,000 ,
lleruiout .. M 379,000
>trke .... 934 *? 1,004,000 i
Mawtre 77 .. |:HJ,400
'reble... _ 980 .. 1,100,0.0
Iu connection with these figures Mr.
iickey stated that the reason the cost was
o small in Auglaize count/ was because
he pikes were graveled instead of Mctdainized.'whilc
tho reason it was so large
n Belmont was because the county was exremely
hilly. Ho stated as a reason for
10 price being attached to Butler county,
hat they had been built by the State.
The speaker further said that he nnd Mr.
fohn S. Maxwell had counted up the expose
the countv would be put to to build
>ikesoverthe following routes: One to
fmithfield and Mt. Pleasant, one to Richmond
and Springfield, one to Knoxville
ind one from Mt, Pleasant to Portland,
ind found that would embrace about 70 or
5 miles, with a cost of between SI,000 and
12,000. He further went on to say that
uppostng the total coBt would be $300,000,
nd we bad a tax duplicate of $20,000,000,
hat it would only be necessary to assess 1
Dree mills to ouiain me amount, ms
toures further showed that if a man ownd110.000
worth of property, he would be
axed $30 00 per year, making a total of
1150 In Ave yearn. This is just the price
f a good horse, and in five yean this
loree would bo worn out pulling through
he muddy roads, without considering the
Ime waited, the breakage of vehicles and
ither damage done. He said the action
aken in tho spring could embraco the
luildingof afew leading roadsthroughout
he county and the branches could lie
rallt afterward. He thought the question
if assessing the tax and the manner of
wilding the pikes should be left to the
ommisalonera. Nearlyall thecountlesin
he State have pikes, and they gave unversai
satisfaction.
Mr. Bright said he had heard a farmer
tho lived a short distanco out from tho
:ity, and who was in the room at that
ime, say he would vote against the pike
Kcause it would enable the people living
urtlier out to come to the city and sell
iroduce equally as cheap as tie could,
vhile it there was bud roads ho could
iring his produce to the city and could
fee ft good rounu price ior u wuue njs ,
leighborfurthe out could not gut In nt
ill. The speaker went on to say that oven
f this were true the farmer would lose
motigh by the damage done to his horses, :
he breakage of his vehicles and the time
oat in pulling through the mud to more
)ian overbalunce any profits he might |
pin through the disadvantage of his
neighbor who lives farthpr awny from the
narket,
A motion was here nawed limiting all 1
jpeeches during the forenoon session to
tnroo minutes.
Daniol S. McCoy said that if only three
ipgdi were projected now, the people
wouM npt vp{e for it, as those who lived
off tno row would bp opposed to it. We
must make it broader, he said, and get t)]e
good will of all concerned.
Countv Commissioner William Stark
said he had always been an advocate of
[food roflds; that Jefferson county was
gjuliy in nml of thpw, and that if luud in
this county was not as valuable as t}ipt of
othar counties, there was no reason for it
except that the roaiia were so terribly bad.
If Jefferson oounty was not in a favorable
condition now to build pikes, she never
would be, for ?he was completely out of
debt and abundantly able to stand the
expense. Ho thought the estimates ol ij
mills on the dollar mado at the Winterayjlle
meeting was too large, as It wag lib
op|n|0|i N mills would bo amply sufficient.
Tliiit would Ijring jn S3P.000 per year, and
would build at lliut tpn njilps of pike. If
tho J mill which has been levied for tha
last thirty years to keep roads In repair
had been used to build pikes, wo would
have had them now. lie considered rood
roads were economy, but did not think
t)ie Commissioners would like to make any
higher assewmpnt tfign 1 J mills for the purpose.
IIr. Stark stated I" addition tjiat
tho two day'a labor which is usually put
on all tha roads, oould tbon all bo utillfed
on the cron roads, and thus keep them in
good condition, to that those people living
on them could have easy access to the
main roads which were piked.
Mr. Stark's sentiments evidently were
.HJ. ill ' 'II. I . '
those ol tho entire aasetnbly, u bo was
lustily cheered ?t the conclusion.
Mr. Creasy then stepped forward ud
rend tho names o( a large number of cltiiens,
who gratefully remembered the hotpliable
manner In which they liad been
entertained by thelrconntry frlenda while
In attendance at the meeting at Wintersvilli',
and they dealrcd to reciprocate.
Kach one waa anxloua to take from fire to
tlx of their rlaltora to dinner with them.
Adjournod until balf-past 1 o'clock.
The meeting waa called to order at 2
o'clock by the Chairman, who stated that
aa thu Business Committee waa.nnt ready
to report, tho meeting waa ready to bear
remarks. At tho suggestion of Mr. Croaay,
the Secretary gavo a synnpslnol tho forenoon
proceedings for the benoflt of thoao
who wero not present.
Mr. Maple, of Saline townsliin. hainn
present, ww culled on (or hb oidnlon ss
to good pikes. .Mr. Staple stated that he
ru not present for tint pur|K>se, but lo
hoar wbatothors had to say. It (u well
known that gootl road* were needed, but
how and what way to make them was
what waa Iwtherlng the people. There
liad been several fruitless attempts heretofore.
There waa it difference of opinion
aa to how these pikes should be constructed?some
were in favor of voting a tax on
the people of four mills. Would this be
lair? Would U lie fair If thb pike were
constructed from Hleubenville to Richmond,
to tax the people north and south,
who would enjoy but little, if any, benefit
from It? Would It not be more reasons- i
bio to assess a tax in proportion to the
benefit received? But More submitting
the question to a vote would it not be bet- ,
ter to have the mstter thoroughly discuss- i
cd in each school dbtrict in the county, i
so that all would bo fully enlightened on 1
the subject? If thb were done he felt
sure the vote would carry for good roods.
As for those in Saline township, he felt !
satisfied that a large proportion of tbem
were in favor of good roads, but tboy did
not want to pay more than a just tax for ;
making the same. At the conclusion ol I
Mr. Maple's remarks tho Busirioss Committee
submitted tho following report: I
First That the Board of Commissioners i
|,n luulHIIAtAft Its. .1 -? -
WW nntiuviv<i| u; jiohviou ul IUU ruquiauo
number of voters, to submit the matter of j
turnpikes to the voters at the coming 1
spring election.
Second. That in tho event of the matter j
resulting favorably to the measure that a
levy of two mills be made on the total valuation
of the county.
Thin!. Your committee further recommend
tho following routes to be included
In vouraction to-day:
Vrora Sieubenville to Irondale, via 1
Knoxville;
From Steubenvillo to Amsterdam; 1
From tho Forks to Bloom field; .
From Mt. Plesant to Portland;
From Hteubenville to Smithfield. via 1
Alexandria. ]
The report was taken up by sections and 1
adopted. ,
It was explained by the Committee, in #
answer to inquiries, that the road to {
Knoxville was to go by way of Pekin. ,
Mr. Filson thought a little more latitude (
should be used in tho report of the com- ?
mittee, that all the roaus in tho county
should be included in a general way. J
In order to get at this mutter Mr. Rickey 1
offered the following amendment to the 1
third section of tho report of the commitlee:
"And such other roads as the Com- J
missioners may, in their judgment, deem '
necewarv in forming a general system of *
turnpike roads for the county."
Mr. McCoy moved that the wonl Alex- :
mdria be stricken off the report for a road
from Steubeuville to Suiithueld via Alexandria.
and make it read simply from Steubenvillo
to Smithfield by the most practicable
route. Motion lout.
David Buclmn thought that the amendment
by Mr. Itickey covered all the ground
necessary.
Th.? nrUtnnl it?
?..e>uHi piw|-'34ui/iia ncro men
adopted as amended by Mr. Rickey.
Mr. John Maxwell rend the following =
petition, which whs circulated among the
nudicnce for signatures:
To the Hon. Board of Comminiomn of Jtffrr '
toil county, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, taxpayers,citizens
jf said countv and State, hereby petition
your honorable body, and respectfully request
that you cause to be submitted to
the qualified voters of the county, at the
ipproaching annual spring election, the t
question authorizing the County Commianoners
to lay out and construct a svstem
jf free turnpike roads, as provided in the .
*ct of General .Assembly of Ohio, passed
April 30, 1800, with the supplemental*)' j
?eU thereto.
The following gentlemen were appointed )
:o circulate the petitions for signatures: 5
Fohn C. Brown, Josiah Creasv, Chas. Ly- *
nan, J, H. Hawkins and Jonn S. Max- )
we 11.
On motion the several papers in the
jounty were requested to publish the form J
)f the petitionfand that tnev be circulated
n the different townships hi the county I
lor signatures.
On nmlinn n- WU?- WU. -
.*ille, the people extended their hearty u
hanks to the citizens of Steubenville for 1
he generous manner in which they had Men
entertained. r
THE ART OF ADVERT IAIXG. I
tome nfiheAtanrd Mfthodk-lloir Motivy
In WnmHl.
rincionmtl Oaictlc. I
One of the queer things in business is
he propensity of people to seek irregular :
nediums for advertising. It is unaccount- ,
ible the prices that some men pay for
(ticking their advertisements in irregular
>laces. Especially is this so when com- I
jared with their unwillingness to pay '
inything for advertising in the regular
channels. Men will pay largo sums for
nserting their business cards in a section j
)f a frame in a hotel, bar-room, street-car,
nilway-station, or in a hotel-register, or J
in almanac, or guide-book, or annual of
me sort or another. The by-ways they
ieek, or that successfully solicit them, are J
innumerable. Likewise they will spend 1
large sums forpiinting special circulars, I
ind in nostmre to send them. In all thin
:hoy ignoro iho most ossential condition
in advertising, namely: That It has tho J
:haraetor ana effect from tho medium L
through which it is given to the reader. 1
Advertisements thrust into irregular and t
unbnsiuess places impress the general i
mind that the concern is of a similar
character. On the other hand, an adver- '
tiseinent in a general newspaper of firstulasastanding
carries the impression that ,
tho advertiser has a standing in his own ,
community which ho is not afraid to show
to hi? neighbors, and that he does not nhrink
from competition with the best of
them. These are the different Impressions
that are made on all minds
by advertising in a journal of high
character and circulation among the reputable
classes, and when seen in by-places
ixntf irregular and low channels." Every
one finds this in his own feelings, if he
would but t(iink on the subject. If any
one is going to a place to buy, whether ho
l>e a trader or buying for hi* own use, and
hasto seek dealers through advertisements,
whprp will he look for them? To registers,
almanacs, theatre frames, in railway
stallions, occasional cdvertislng.sheot or I
circular? On the contrary, he looks to I
the most reputable newspapers of the
place, and he thinks that advertising in
these gives an nssurnnco ol the good-standing
of the advertiser, and his business en- I
terprise, and of the sufficiency of Ills 1
stock.
Tin exportation of cattle to Europe is
constantly increasing, and sn is the iin-"
pqrlatiot) nf Qfnor Hakocsy Hitter Water
Into tho United States. Tbp Amerlpaq
people appreciate tho great medlcinal'virtues
of this water, and will not do without
it. We would advise an; one suffering
from Gout, Rheurastlsm, or from any disease
arising from impure blood, to give it
a (air trial. Ladies will find Ofner Kakoc?y
Mtpr Water highly bepeflclal. A
wine-glassful a dosp. {.-oriole by all drug:
gluts,
Horrocks, Jackson A Co's, cotton mills,
at Preston, England, burned, involving a
loss of 30,000 pounds.
WELLSBURG.
Wat-uincao, February 25.
CvrrctfxMilMM of ll? IduIIUhk*.
On tbe 23th d?y al February, 1878, the
first passenger train passed over the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky lUilroad.
Hence U>-d?y U the drat anniversary of
the trafflo of tbe road, and If we may judge
from appearancos the bnalneaa of the road
haa been aatlafactory to the company.
The atrceta In tho vicinity of the Court
Ifouae presented a lively icene this forenoon.
At one time there were Indications
of a Jain, occasioned by the numeroua
ileda and vehicles ocoupylng the atreeta.
Moat o[ them were loaded with wool (ar
D. Drown A Co., wnlch'were bought for
thirty cent* a pound About eight thousand
pounds changed hands.
A part of the real estate o( the late Eli
II. Mooro, M. I)., was sold UkIsjt. The
farm ot about 154 acres adjoining town,
was bought by Mr. John Lewis, Sr., at
tTi.OOO. A tract ol about three acres on
the Uethany pike, with a dwelling thereon,
waa knocked off to Mr. Sylvejter
Dwld, at $425,00. Four lots In the northeast
corner of the old corporation lines
and adjoining Qeneral I. U. Duval, was
bought by him, for $270 00. A lot on the
northwest comer ol Liberty and Yankee
streets, and fronting on the railroad was
sold to Wm. Tyres, for <234 00. The
slegant residence of Dr. Moore was bonghf
for 12,015 00, by Dr. P. H. Cochran of
Bethany. Lot No. 67, serosa the alley
and north of the reeldence, containing a
table and office waa also bought by Dr.
Cochran, for $605 00. Further salon of the
balance of the town property Is indefinitely
postponed.
W. 0. Pendleton came up from Wheeling
this morning and spent the day in
town.
J. W. Mulhollen, with Elliott Bros.,
Philadelphia, was in town to-day and aa
lively aa a cricket. 1
Capt. Paul Boyton will be looked for ]
liere with considerable Interest. We do '
not know that he will atop here.
The many friends of Mr. Harrison Council
sympathise with him in the death of ,
bis estimable wife. i
The stesmers Fearless and Tom Tyler '
ire ice-bound opposite town.
G, B. O. i
MOtJNDSVTLLiE. !
FnK on 1B?n
Editor* lDUlllfenc?r.
Mr. McConnell addressed a full house
ast evening on the subject pf temperance,
lotwithstanding the inclemency of the
leather. It is truly wonderful what
>ower he has as a speaker. Ills subject
ast night was "why people drink" and he |
rave many amusing incidonts to show the
xcuses men have for indulging in that
vhich intoxicates. The interest in the
ause is increasing, and we expect to have
i grand temperance revival. 1
Our rolling mill commenced operation j
igain on last Monday, and we now hope <
hat it may continue in blast for many .
lays.
The wind is blowing a perfect gale this I
ivening and it is so cold that the mud is
nst freezing up. Winter seem) to linger
veil and we fear will linger long.
Business is brink. X. \
a, zz*. i
DR C. McLANE B
liver Pills & Vermifuge. 1
Buyora should always look for th?ir signature u c
aboTatltlsoncTorybozorvUlofUisgsDuino. Tbo '
market U fuU of Imitations of tho name MrLA.VE,
spoiled differently- but bmiiwhIiumi
oel9
QR.T. 0. EDWARDS? j
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Chaplfne and Twenty-second 8treeta. 1
Jani
tc.
pi.KASE CALL
And examine the New and Beautiful Stylet of I1
PICTURE FRAMES,
Ut\ Eatela and Pai?epartouU, lust now being npeart.
Alao, Kew Pictun*. All tery cheap, at
ir. P. IlUTCIIIXi} ART & MUSIC RTORB. ;
ft2I 1
A DIES! LADIES!! LADIES!!! a
Mring along your Nwdlowork, your Mottoes, your fa
Ictun*, your Portrait*, and hire them |i
FRAMED MARVELOUSLY CHEAP, {
n the newent and mml elegant Frame*. We bare t be 1
irtteat?tock In Wjt Virginia, and tliomand* of Io*?- it
jr attraction*to ?how you. J. H. KIRK,
?P*? ivuo aim ouwi, wpcMlDg.
JHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
JOT 0 CHROMOS.
PANEL PICTURES,
PICTURE FRAMES
AND BRACKETS
n the State, nt
de20 FLOOD'8.
TRCTHM.
hop bitters,
(A Hedlelne, n?( m Drink).
CONTAINS
norm Brciir. hardbake, dande.
LIOX, ?
tvnTII* Pl'BlfBT i*nU?u?Xf?M?n
or AM, OTIIKR BiTTRKfl.
THEY CURE
111 diseases of the Stomach, Bowels. Blood,
Jvcr. KidneysandUrinary Organs. Nervousims,
SleeplcMnen, Female Complaint* and .
)runkcnncs& 1
1,000 IN GOLD
iVill be paid for a r*?o they will not core or
ielp. or for anything impure or injurious
uund in thciu.
Ask your druMkt'fur Hon Bitters and free t
ookr, and try the Bitters before you sleep. f
rake no other.
rht Hop Cough Cure and Pain RelieT it the
Cheapest, Sureit and Beet.
for wale by nil (Imp^U (?13
THE FAMOUS BRASH OF
"COATS" ,
SPOOL COTTON,
18 NOW FULLY ADAPTED TO '
Sewing Machines1
Black and Color* especially desirable.
For Sale by
J. 8. RHODES & CO.
e. sqforncR,
EW8HEIMER BR08..
KELLER A SHRELNER,
GEO ROE 0. ROTH,
WM. ODBEET.
K. C. JEPFER8,
T. T. 80HOLER,
JAMES K. ACKER, 15thBt
&lWBKM^ob'^lh
una E. BELL, No. M,llth St.
kt wholbuix ar
J. 8. RHODES CO.
ap24
JtftMWOKfwl.
gANK OF THE 0U10 VALLEY.
Pirit Natioval Banc or Whbrlirc,
t?III I 0.
[ Wm. A. Iiktt, Frnldfoi. | W*. & Himmos, Vice P.
Monty received on deposit.
lotercit paid on- apeclal dcpoalta.
jmrr^^klDc Bu^omooedMUd vlU prooipi.
Diucroxat
John K. BoUford, J*hn L. Hobba,
Jacob 8. Kbodaa, Henry M. Harper,
Win. A. Turner, Ww. A. laetl,
0. C. Dewey, A. M. Atlanta.
William B. simpaon,
Ort QEOBOE ADAMB, Caahler.
gXOHANGE BANK.
J. N. Taxes, Preat Sak'l La do vim, V. P,
CAPITAL _ 4100,001
LIABILITY OP UTOC&HOLDEfid 400,09
This Bank auocaeda to tho huatneaa of tb? Merchant!
National Bank, and deala in Ouln, Cuupoua, CoiMinerda)
Paperand Blllaof Kaehanfe.
Interaat paid ouBpaclal Depualta.
ColK-ct lona made on all polo la und proceeda prompt! j
rtmiUed.
Aceonnta 01 Bankera and Budoeea Mao aolldlad.
Stock hold an liable to Depualtora according toth?
Constitution of tLa ttiato Ilia aame aa la Natioua'
"*?. fiOttCfOMJ
J.N.Vance, Id. Hoakheimei,
L. 8. DohpUIn, I 1). Uutuan.
A. W. Kallf. I Vm KlIlnAam
Saia'l LauaSIln, j John Frew".
CrawfordBooth, I
jfU JOlDt J. J0NE8, frahw. .
A.ftnn|ln?"tadlnWalletmtHtort?
SIO lO S 000 makoafortunoe em/ month.
* * WWW|B?.k Mot free aipUlulnj .
mrrthlBC. Addraaa BAXTER A CO., lUnkers, ,
fwlUUw II Wall Hi.. N.. Ynrl |
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOE- ,
NINE. THlKlt OR.\ND HIMruinUTIOV, CLASS
B, AT NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, MARCH llth, I
1879?lOQtla Muuthljr Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y.
ThU Institution wu regular!y Incorporated by tht
Uflalatureof the BUto for Educational and Charita*
?lo purpoeea Ui INS, for the term of Twony-fire
k'ean, to which contract the lotlolable faith o( tht
Jute la ntrtgrd with a capital of 11,000.000, to
irblch It naa aince added a nwrre fund of WSSOM
mi ORAND 8 IN OLE NUMBER DISTRIBITIO
will take place monthly on I ha second Tundajr. I .
?mr teaJtj or postpone. Look at the following Diita. I
sutlon:
CAPITAL PRIZE. S80.000.
100,000 TICKET* AT TWO DOLUR8 EACU.
HALF TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
I JOT OF PRIZES.
I Capital Prtao. MO.OOO
1 Capital Priao 10,000
1 Capital Prtae? 8,000
i Prutee of t2300....~~ 5,1X0
8 Prlaeaof 1000 ?...................... 5,000
20 Prlaeaof 600 lO.UOO
100 Prlaeaof 100.... .......* ... 10,000
200 Prlieaof 60 10,000
800 Prlaeaof JO 1Q.OOO ,
1000 Prlaeaof 10 ^ ... 10,000 |
Approximation Prliee of WOO- _ 5,700
9 Approximation Prises of 'Aw,..? _~....l,ft00
9 Approximation Priseaof 10U ....VCO
,837 Prises, amounting to...- ........10,400
Besponalhle correa|?)ndl?g annta wanted at ail
iromineut points, to whom a liberal compensation
rill be paid/
Application for rate* to clubs should only be m*Je
o the home oDoe in New Orleans.
Write, clearly atatiug full address, for further in* (
orraatlon or avail ordtra to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
P. O. Box an, Mew Orleans La.
AlloqrOrand Extraordinary IhTiwini.Man' under the
upmUion and mana?emeot of Uen'laO.T. BPAU>
lEOAKDsnd J. A. EARLY. ffb!2-wqw
sth
GRAND DISTRIBUTION 1 (
lommonwealth Distribution Co.
Hy authority of fomtnonwcslth of Kentucky,
hawing and details under luperrision of prominent
Itistns of Kentucky, In publL-, In the city of Loui*>
ilk, ?m
Monday, March 31, 1879. ?
NO SCALING I NO POBTPONEJIF.NT I
PRIZES PAID IN FULL! !
&II2 400 I:N" oa.SK .
Rllfcy-rUU DISTRIBUTED. ,
TICKETK ONLY |3. J
OnparalWed BoccnM of thoPopuUr Drawings. ^
?- im w priors I or iue
Makcii Dkawino :
1 Wte f 80,000
1 Priie ? ...? 10,000 1
Priie ?.. ? o.ooo ,
10 Prites 1,000 eacb-~......~_._.. ..... 10,000 I
20 Priwa 600 each............. .. 10,000 J
100 Prim 100 each? lo.WX)
WO Prizes 50 each 10,000 h
600 Wmi 20 each? - ... 12,000 /
DOO Priart 10 each 10,000 '
APPROXIMATIOW PRIZES. i*
9 Priaea 1800 ?aeh..... J,700 .
8 Priiea 200 each 1,900 "
8 Priaw 100 each. 800 ^
,980 Prlxee. *112.400 Whole
Tickets, ta. nnlf Ttfkrc. 81. 1
17 Tickets, ?50. 99 Tickets, ?100. J
Remit by PoalolBce Monejr Order, registered letter,
ank draft or expriet Full list ?.f drawing puMlaliea
11 L/mlavllle Oiurler-Jounml and New York llfnld.
nd mailed to all ticket holdeta. For ticket* and lu>
jrmaUoo addren (. Oil MON WE A LTt1 DISTIUMJION
CO., or T. J. COMMBJtFOltU, Secretary, Cour- t
g-Jourpal Building, loulaTllle, Ky. fefcwsiw
DDPONT'8 o
Wheeling Powder Agency. c
I have at all timet la Magazine a large
took of the above celebrated Powder, viz
ttfla Cha^Uh M. ?a?\ tlt.l.
Ufwi iiny yiu vhwi,| wiuowuy aiiu miuiii
n oetilic packages, which 1 will tell tl
tholesale at manufacturers' prices. I have
'ortable Magazines of different sizes for i
hipping, and will deliver free on care or '
?at This Powder Is unequalled In strength
md quality.
U. REILLY. Sole AqenL
JACOB SNYDER,
HH MAIN HTHKF7T,
alii itlcnllun of Wa&in Mid t'urrlk/f M?krr? to tli* f
following Spei-la)
PAINTS.
fuary'a 0*ch Color*,
Shenrtu, WlllUraa A Co.'t,
Stul.'i Tuhet.
VARNISHES:
r?JenUne'?, Purott'a, Numtard.
IOLD AND SILVER BRONZES,
wlft TRAK8FKR ORW AM KNTB
FRANKLIN |
1 Y F K
FOUNDRY,
108 Hue Strtet, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ALLISON, SMITH & JOHNSON.
The tfp* on which ill* paper U print*! it from
th? abovt Foundry.-Kr*. i.sTKLi.micwcKH.
QEORGE RICHEY
I# now prepared to
HAUL ASHES, GARBAGE, &c., ,
ASD t
Clean Up Yards and Cellars.
All orders for him can be left at John
SVeltey'a, Market Sqnare or at Intkluoincer
)fflre. <1p20 t
JOHN 0. 8CHULTZ,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
3LATE ROOFER,
And I*al?r in
SLATE ASD SLATE MATERIALS. I
ilatc Yards..... ..So*. 1SU A till Water Strwt, !
Wheeling, W. Vs.
i^All orders nromytlr ?t tended t/.. ?Oft
PATENTS"
LEVI# A BICKEL, Solicitor*.
fstenu procured on New Inventions In from 15
toJQdan, bend for circular containing useful InFsa&fssst&z
atitet. ept*. M. r~ voorco. rituo' irgn, ft.
THIS PAPER E?^5
Newspaper Admitting Burtau (10 Sprues
St^NEW YORK.
Itutfftttrattu&t*
DEPARTURE."
I bag Intra to Inform taj fritoda ud tka poblk
(ennrtiiv that I can be futnd at 1309 Male otrnat.
praptrvd to dot
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,
IncIudlDt PI RE, MARINE, LIFE nod ACCIDENT.
Flrat cum enmpanien only offtrtd to inauron, a..d
the Interval a of cuaioram carefully guirdrd. PUN
UcuUr attention gl??uior*rmod?lluMfunu?oi poMcica,
wm t<i cover iti cmo of luu. Manufacturing, MerttoUfa,
Dwelling and Farm Property tlaka tiha at fall
ratoa; a cmaiul aud ei perte. etd iurteyar will b? tlwa)i
reedy to examine nil riaka o?r\?L Cocoa nod
jiu J. V. L.BQDOK1S.
DEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
L OF W11EELUIO, W. VA.
foiuuviiiDiia.]
CMk Capital il*MM M
(Hod riaka Insured on Ubaral Iwu
Loaeee promptly and Mtiafaotorilj adjuated.
Patronage raa|>#ctf ulljr aolldted. j
d it scrota.
Alonao firing, I A. M. Adama,
J. A. Miliar, John M. Brown,
A. D. s? atuon, I ft. A. Irwin, I
Geo. B. Tingle, | Junta t. Bar nee,
Alexander LangbllD,
ALONZO LORUIO, Mtal. 1
J. F. Pauli, Scmlarr.
P. B. Dowixt, Awhtiotfrtrtlny. Jug .
CfwUo**.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
i
AT
C. Hess & Son's,,
i
Cor. Main & Fourteenth Sti. '
k NEW STOCK OP
Cloths, <
Castlmeret, !
Veitlngt and
Ovarcoatingi,
B
?roa?
FALL & WINTER WEAR.,
i
ALL WOOL KNIT IACXET1 0
d
p*MEN AND BOYS' 8UIT8 MADE TO c
IKDEIL in Litest Stvlea and at Ltviat Mam
ud a perfect fit guaranteed.
D
C
I
PULL LINK OP s
C
5ENTS' FURNISHING 600DS. "
r
White Shirts made ft Order. g
i
We Invite the public to call and examine
ur stock, feeling anured we can offer super- b
ar inducement#. 1
C. HESS & SON. .
Ml 7 u
1 I C
r
(Brae***.
rOUHDSVew
Xtirliish Pranev
for ONE DOLLAR at i
CUBIST. BEIIKENS, \
}>nll M01 Jacob Btrni. j
HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.
WIIITR SOAP will ?
our than any other kind of soap; don't too
jreet 8AT1N 0L088 FLOUR, the houaerife's
only friend. COMPON'8 COFFEH
sada the van; when up come* Lew Morris
rith hia BROOKE COUNTY MILK Cam. C
ill of the above at ?
nnSO LKW H. MORRIff-Uland. H
^ANDRETH'8?
GARDEN SEEDS. ?
Y
I have JuBt received a fall supply of Veye- H
ible Smi from the celebrated house of David p
.andreth A Son, Philadelphia. The quality g
f their seeds in too well known to need any b
ore men t. 1 keep none other. *
Catalogue* free. jj
R. J. SMYTH, 4
fclS Comer Market and Fonrteenth Sts. E
M. REILLY, j
Wholesale Grocer;
b
PORK PA CKER,
*ND
DKAZJtB IB
'rovielons, Sugars, Molasses, Syrups 1
Rice, Hour, Meats, tc.,&c.
Bole Agent for the ^
Dapont Powdir Hill Patent Safety Fum, i
Nos. 1309 & 1311 Main St, '
1
Jell WHBELiyp, W. VA. i,
GROCERIES, i
los. Speidei & Co.
Foor Slory Iron Building, Noll iM
South Streets.
The largest stock In the city of Coffee, Buret,
[ cm, 8yrup, Molasses, Rice, Splcea, Tobtcco
mil Grocer*' Sundries,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
^ntl SW? nd
riy S)*ld?i & Co.'i RIO ROASTED COFFER
in One Pound Papeti,
XIIE BEST IN USE.
Onlera ami Inquiries lor PRICES eolldM
from DKAI.ER8 ONLY. . "yij
iMSSaptea*
Erory Thanday or Saturday.
CITY OF BERLIN ? m, Ta?.
cn y op uiciiMOKti 211 Tf,M
CITY OF CUE*TErJ ~I] ?S
CITY OF MONTUEAi 'Z'. U&B ?.
? ITY OF HRUBeElJ<.?Zr.riZ'Zl^m ?
CITY UP NEW vnnir! ?
Thm nuftuflcwt il?*m r?ire?mooiffb?itrQn?Mt.
'r Uw*?l ??*? Aitaotlf, *!
ln luJltl* to* and cold wmur
sj^sjaesai tastsgx"
"SSBSf ?
ImuipmMUati.
gALTIMOKE & OHIO RAOROAD CO.
vllJ niBM (oUov??WbMllng Tim#:
I?t-bottttt HQ. *. Mw.7^W? I. Wo4l*
U?T*H- a. M. a. U. r. M. a. m.
WbwUnf. fcU 1046 SJO 7:10
BrtUtm 6:00 10:40 ItlO
AitIvm it? r.m. r. m.
Onfoo. 10:10 1(11 lOtlO 4 S0
t. M. a. m.
QMibtriiMin MO Ml Ml
ffMhlnftMi atjr fcoo 7 jo
BiUUmt*. . Ho Ml
PMlsklpku \u6 'i Si
Mm. ...? .....
No. 4Iatopa at all Statioaa batwaan Whaatiig and
Urifum.
Wart-toond. Na.9. No.t* No. 10."
lfbaallof_ Ima.u. 4.01 p.m. ll.llp.m.
BJJaTre 1:00 " 4.40 M UJO M
Arrive at?
Eenmtltau....? it:is p. m. 1.45 " *.m a. ft.
NawarL. ?_ 1:11 " 19.00 * CIS
Joluuihu??................ J:10 m ll:Oii M ft.oK M
tM4nkj_ 7:00 M 10.00 *
OudaMU 100 * fc*i a.u 10J0 "
[odlaaapoUa 11:00 M 1144 p. ft.
Ulsmb 7-JOA.M. 9.00 M
tklttm *00 " u* "
HaUyMaptdanuay.
ho. 10 on batuniay night baa do ounuarUon lot
Zhlcaguor ttamluaky
I'ullitmii Palace, Drawing Room and Hlcaplng Qua
a all night train*.
Ooaoronncetinna art made for all pulnia Mouth and
toathvMt, North and North vnt, making ihU a dad*bl?
route lor coloolaU and pwaotw moving h> the
tmt Wat, aad to whoa pvtkalar attention Ujhca.
WHEELING, PITT8. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
mMta Wheeling ...J.kw. n. 1.19 p. m.
- TrCdalphl* Accommodation
'mm Wheeling........ ...,Mo am. 8.00 p. m.
Tleketa to alf principal point* on aate at Depot,
Jfflee op?n at all nnura during tha day.
Information to tha traveling public cheerfully ft ran.
W. M. CLhMKNTH, M.elT.
E. T. DKVRIEb. Uan'l Agent. Whaling.
jal!
piTregU ROH, ClNOJgRATIAND ST.
m. M/uiOMIbAAt-*l'<U* UAAUUfUULTK
Time Table East and Wart, Not. nib, 1878.
Ttaltu laava Fan Handle Depot, foot <4 Eleventh
treat, near Public Landing, dally except Buodaj, aa
ollowai
>oniQKA?t.
Tbroogb
Columbui Time. Expma. Futhlne. Actom.
Leavefbealinc~.MM.MMM..
*7:07A.M. *4:17P.M. *6:17P.Mu
Arrive?
I'elUburu * * 7t46 M Silt ? 6:80 '
twbftiTni# MB ? 6:00 " 7:66 ?
luabyjb 10(10 M 7*6 " 11:16 "
UrrUour*.... 10:53P.M. 4:00A.M.
laltimom 7:40 ' _
r?*hloftoo 0-.U2 "
'hlladJpbia. 1.-00a.m. 7:40 "
fa* York 6:46 " 10:66 " , ,
loatoo^. 430 P.M. 6:60p.K.
GOIKO WHTT.
Pac. Faat Waat,
Exp'i Lino. Exp'a Mall.
Leave? a. m. p. m.
rbeellof *7:07 *4*7
Arrive?
a. m.
adit. ll-M 8:16
a. m.
-w ~~~ **"*****
K10 1K80 iiihmh HIWM
Dlumbuft... 8:30 1*65 ...
Leave? A. X AH.
olumbua. ? *40 1:1ft MO 10:00
Arrive- r. m.
jrtoc. Ml 7*6 1:00
lnrtnaiti *00 MO 11:15 *00
r. x.
aJi*o?polli~......~.......... lliOO 1*56 Otfifi
A. X.
U Louis 7:10 *00 ..._
hloam 7 JO *10
*heeHngtlme.
Tralna leaving Columbai it *40 r. x. and *10 A. at.
jn dally. Thr-ugh Cb U express I euro Cola tubus
ally, except Buudsy, at 5.40 r. M., with sleeping car
Ltached, arriving In Chicago at 7JO next morning,
arthft can be secured In advancw at Union Depot
leketOtflce, Colutubna.
Pullman'* Palace Drawing Boom Bleeping Can
Uroofb without change from Btebenville and Columua
to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indlanapolla and BL
oula.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Bleeping Car
ccoumodaUona. and any further information, apply
) JOB. ?. BELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent at Pm
[andle Depot, foot of Eleventh street or at CUy
tekat Offica, under McLura House, WbeaUng.
D. W.CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Coltunboa, O.
8. M. FELTON, J a.,
Gen'l aupt. Plttaborgh, Pa.
W. L. O'BRIEN,
Oan'l Pus. and Ticket Agent Columbus, O.
nal4
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH K K
J COXDRXSED TliiB TABLE.
UOUiO EAST AMD WEST.
On and after Net. 10th, 1171, Tialna will rua daily
txcept Bundir.)
1 Through Traini to PltUbunb,
2 Through Train* to Cleveland.
2 Tbrooub Tnlni to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cfcrs between Wellsrffle md
Indui
Hotel and Bleeping Cm oo all Tralna between AN
anc* and Chtago.
I Aocotn. MalL Zxprrm.
ellalre........ 5.06 a.m. 10.00 a.m. 8.8ft p. m.
ndgeport 6.06 " 11.00 41 8.48
teubeurillle 7.(4 " 12.01p.m. 4.40
TeUftiUe 6.20 - 1.16 " 6.80
ucbtur.^ 9M ? 2.K 1 6.40 Airi*w
Ittaburgh 1016 l?C 7.46 ?
iloOQ* 546 p.m. 9.4C 11 1X16 ajl
larriaborg 10.66 " H0 a.m. 4.t0
raahlngton. 9.02 " ?.t?
blladelrhii 8.00 " 7.uo 7.40
iwIoA..?..?..h.. 6.46 ** 948 1048 M
oaton 4.46 r.m 4.10 p.m. a46F.p
Arrive
iliauM 12.80 ? 5.19
Tenoa ...... 141 M 541 M ......
ludwn.... ZOO " 6.20 "
W^aUad ? 8.18 u 7.26 M ? , ,,
Arri**- 1
[aufiald | 4.40 " 9.30 M _
t. Wayne-.. 111.55 " 140A M
kkar>. 1100 A.M. S.00 "
BttutxmilU AcammodaHot+-lMkii? fctilwrt ( 4.48
. in., Bridgeport 6.00 p. m.; arrive* at Sleubenvllle at
>15 p. m.; leaves titeu?>wivUle at 8.10 a. m.: Bridge
ort W0 a. m.: arrive# at Bollalre at 9.85 a. m.
Ticket* and Baujage I'htcka to all ttrioclpal point*
i the Eait and VVwt can be procured at Che Ticket
fiee Id Bridgeport.
P. tt. MYERS,
ftMMral Pa*??niw and Ticket A rent.
y^ILLS, FJREW A CO.,
BOOK BINDERS
?1HI>ILANK
BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Are prepared at all times, with the beat ma*
erial, to fill order* for Blank Books, such as
re uaed by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
tailroads and Merclmnls, upon short notice,
nd in the most desirable and workmanlike
uanner.
Having all the latest and moat Improved
oncliinery wc feel confident that we will renter
entire natinfaction to all who favor us with
heir orders.
Music, Magazines and reriodlealaof every
lescrijition bound in a neat and durable
uanner.
MILL8, FREW A CO.,
Not 23 & 27 FouKTXVtrn Sr.,
*20 WHKELISO. \V. VA
From DR. S. J. BELT,
BALTIMORE, ND.,
1 tuv* Dmcribed Coldtn'n Ltebl(t*a I.lqnUl I'.x>
Intel or Beef aud Tonic Jn?lguniior, an rhifrfully
lUte tint it hii mrl my moat MiiKaiue expec'atxma,
[tflng to Mtirr.ta Ionic < nferMcd Ly chronic <1Im*
?m?, uebtllly, WMknnw, l?*a of appetite
inu InUlKcutliin, the nmlwl nutrition auri
nerve food. Sold by >H Ifrtmdm.
GEO. C. WARE,
Manufacturer and Wbolcaale D?Ufr In
"Una APPLE CIDER
?AND?
CIDER VINEGAR.
Svla 1'roprUt r ?n1 Manufacturer of
E. R. CQNDIT'S TABLE SAUCE,
mT0M?W.THiaP8T.. CmClKKAT. n
$7 Vji'lil.'0 tesy " " ' I Jorthe riMSlde
i-. o. Fm40
rnO AbYEUTUERg?&i*l lor Mr Meet LUl ot

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