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MEDICAL.
Swift'Spedflc hi* boeu rho meant of bringing
h.aidi uixl b?ppihe*> to thou?aiuto who were pre
couuctd incurable of Mood mid Skin DIkoum.
HEAlf THE WITNESSES!
Saved from it Horrible Doalb.
m to M*> !*?t I bad ipoiit at Ita*t flvo hundred
a, ii?n for ireattneat by many oI the beat medical
?a ulifiout any benefit I differed eavrucla
Iiwlr ?!"' *;i ?>y u>t ad?l?ed m? that the
hiiid o' de?th wa. tiH ?ppronchlng. I ciurht
;like ? ?lrowutvg man at a straw. A/tor
una. two botUcn I c-juid fool achangoforthe but
v Tilt <? ?"* b^Rau to dltcharae ireely an* the
f fwaiii""' i?> abate Whin I had liken alx bot.
m every ??re had healed *ud my fkin began to
t-ucita imtural appearance. I penlated until I
r,.j ukca twelve bottle*. large die. and thore I>
? Minj oiii of the JiBfUM- remaining, and I feci
v- wti. * I <>'er did. I have K^iuvd twenty-one
v a!' in aud ,u>' ''icudh wonder at my lm
r^rKj condition 1 h?ve reuomuieuded it to
Easy. ??<1 i" every liutauc# with complete sue
I believe that 6. 6. H. has saved iue /iom a
krriMe dtotaie. C. H. ''MILSi'.
Qulncy.IU.
lunfure tbat Swift'* Specific raved my life. 1
tit terribly |*d*u?ed with AJaJoiist. aud was given
u,uj J:e swiff* specific relieved me promptly
,Vjt:iil;ejy. 1 think iti? the greatest remedy of
C. O. SPf.NCEB,
Sup't Una Work*, Kome, Ga.
Write for a opy of the little bcok?free.
Kl.oou KKHMKI) will be paid to any chem
iu ah.> Ml!! fl' <1. <hi the a:ita]yM!? of 100 bottle* S. a
niie pwticleof .Mercury, looidc 1'ohujjlum, or any
ciarr*l?uMtauce.
TUB BW1FT SPECIFIC CO.
.e.? t rawer 3. Atlanta, 0a.
DR. J. E. SMITH,
>o, 1104 f iviipJino Street
Near fourteenth. Street
Its be?t evidence ol * pn/*ieian'i suceeas If the
tatiaipfc) oI bis patient* The Increasing demand*
foray t>:ofe?louai services prove tnat I havo dealt1
Ay nimbly and fairly with thcae nhohaveconaultod 1
tr- i never use ? jiatleui's namo without pcrmia-1
K. i, thuUBh I have many hundred certificate I
l.-ua tk<*c whom I have cured after they had been
{.? ?uounitd iucurable. A thorough medical edu
t>:? n. with miny jecmhcuipltal ejcperience and
ftOJ-nuitv with therauuUc agents, a dose obienr
tueul ti-mpersnieatal peculiarities and strict at
ituMi to hygienic management lmruna aucccM. li
tarvUputibie, aud 1 Jrankly give the patient my
HOME PROOF.
Kidney a.id Uver DL***cn aud Rheumatlsm.
iiiferwl Terribly?"Nothing seemed to help me;
ould pot ict out of bed.* Dr. P
WheeHngTwT V*.
i. polypus of -Nose, Impaired Voice.?t*ul
jun i i?t<ul tr.e4(cius (Ailed to help me.
, ivunnlotiilv run*! m?."
Cstirrb. I ..
credloryur?;',
D;. omiui completely cure?. me.'
" UUAJuJfB CI1A0DDCK.
of Bjteldel ib Co., Wheeling. W. Vic
impcpt!* *nd Llcerated Stomach.?'Treatment
foryaft iki!e*l to Kive ae reiki. Dr. Smith cared
THuMAd H01.T, Insurance Agent,
Fiu.-"iiad theia li>r fourteen yean. Dr. Smith
cwwlae." LOUW F. WASHINGTON.
xrcfcls, Buunluf: Boxen on Head.?1"My aon wot
aClicu: 1 tur fourteen yetr*. Nothing seemed to
tarlp lilm. it. toaith cured him."
* Mil. CATHERINE CAPS.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va,
Uncer.?"fiuBeicd for years with Cancer. Had it
at out three Utne*. It returned alter each opera
box I>r. smith cured me without kul/c, caustic or
win." Mas. H. M. OKtJOTT.
lilrf, Plv.uia of Ann#.-Flat of my back iorli
v.tii. imported dying. Dr. Smith cured me with
oct knife, in Ave weeks.
THOMAS COLVIN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St.. Wheeling. W. Vt
Cktrstioas of Kecium, Frolapsu* and I'llcs.
?"Wm idrt-a up to die and prouounoed incura
bit Dr. cjnith cured mo without kntfo."
iV'ASEINOION DKLANY,
Martin's Ferry.
&t. II. 0. Ladd writes"Dr. Smith's prolog
doual terriivs lu my family nare been mwt tatis
fuuiry.*ii?l 1 commend him to all as a gentleman
iu 1 ? ullliul pii yuiulan."
'in. ilarearet Kulb bjsys:?"I had been suffering
fur m.mi y?.h *nd treated br many physician* fer
dytpeuia. l'r. j-iclth said 1 had a tape worm, and
lu eight hour? removed a momter ltW feel long."
tootle Complaints.?'Three year* in hospllalafor
k Kive me j-ccu.iar advaulagus in ouch case*.
Heiuns cured of catarrh. diseases of heart, liror,
tttssch, kidney*, tkln, blood, nervous affections
and icakuciMx of men and youth, scrofula and
nth mi Uatlfy to my nucuwt.
H.tf cured without the leni/o.
h'UaU *t a stance may be treated hy letter and
?tUMllon guaranteed. A chart for Beif-examlnn
Uua teut oa receipt oI two three-cent stamps, and
tdrice returned tree.
1 omuiuuiou tt omce fre<j. Offlce hours from 9 a.
?. w7r.*.,dally. Call ou or address
JOHN X. SMITH,M. P..
ay ? tuw Nq liflt '?hapliueSL, Whaling. W. Va.
BUSINESS CARDS.
^EAKGUS WHAUY,
Fashionable Hoot Maker,
OS TWELFTH STItEKT,
Next to sheriff's Offlce.
rhelrtrtnaw'rtal, best fit and most reasonable
wki* '? r the vcr;' best work in the city. ocH
jj ii. uilluland,
GLUE MANUFACTURER,
Nut Foot Oil, Tallow and Grease, aud dealer In
JiUXKS and 1'LASTEKLNG MAIH.
Highntcuh price paid for. Tanner's Odal and
I "ik *jn Beef Crtcalluga.
1 u?twLc? Mldretm, WHEELING, W. VA.
. v*oktne<r boi(K?' Run. ]e!6
glKPHE-V MtCJOLLOCUH,
CAUPKNTSH AND BCILDEB.
crick Bulldlag* erected tompltite in all moderi
lai'iumcentt. Alx> woouen building* titled ui
wuplele ou lot. nooden buildings tramed ano
up lu yard it work Aiiop aud taken to any
glftf tompltted.oa rv>u>ouablo terms. All al
WrtUon* msae on old building^ roof*, vslley- and
"Jughu particularly atteudod to. Dtakji, count
ii:te4 0:4 tiotlce. 8ton
gwu put In aud iiorts altered, lieddunce No. 81
rem.,uwl- formerly occupied by Mr. iteu ?x
jtj. dttcplu rxmj ol tjai.iml on .may i:j. i0Tn
REELING
Paper IIox Fuotory,
?*al) Soxta, Uni? Uoxew, Cedar aud imltatlok
w*!. iteu iioief biogle Host*, bnoe Loxoc, uhell
ma, ruin aitd taucy Boxes 01 all kinds made tc
wet w low pitix*. corner Fourteenth and tiontk
nrau, over frauselPs Hardware Store. .
HENRY MOttniH, lTonrietor.
fc. hATiwroRr, C. A hoouarroy.
(icocnl. Of D. tggleston ?b don, dpedaL
11. DAVENPORT ?te CO.,
Goivtivtissxojsr
ftileftittunu.'i, Flour, t'etd?, Provisions, Cheese
titid Dried Fruits.
1C7 Wa-tllN(iTON ST., CHICAGO.
I) U. LIST, Jr.,
I'oi-lt Packer,
IMCurct 0! tie Cclebnted CHKSXKU MEATS,
wulcu are now ready and for sale at
. 2? VoCKTXEflTH tiTRKKT,
Is> r- Meat* ?re all branded "Llst'N Cbttter,"
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
It. M. BAIRD,
l'hjsiciun auil Surgeon.
OFFICE?1228 CHAPLINK 8TREKT.
nil T?l?.Thono No. 1-13.
^I.KXAX1)KK bonk, sr.,
Builna? Mil Uonijcd
W.. 1 "?* ?'?! fimtot
Artuowtolnmcnts. and Partnenhlp
lu^ ^ .w " whants' and M?tiulac
IwEm n s" ?P?ne*l. llouiea Rented, Renia (.ol*
o>nUrJ? V:( t0"* WPHy remitted?all bualnew
iicTv ^Bdentlalljr at tended .to. No.
Hhtidliu. W. Va. n?l7
0. KHITH,
lteai Bona and Stock Broker,
,,u?2,l0Q Kl?en to collecting rents and th
t?o?m kuuugeaient ol B?al touuL
?*n Main Street,
whfcling. w. Va.
J?i 0. riiTERMAN,
0(^I,KtIco of th? Peace.
TO-lOTH Kod 01 hocond W?J Hukel How.
jAMlilj A. uts?y,
?M 011X1 SSOKIB,
-? warn BOH.W KnnL Collector u<i Koauj
ratuio,
?"Koi'nn"?? tloMM, COl
Hill
pMPtSioNAL. "
tU t"am"J """I""'"
?&'?u2o0'BcdltlM ?ad ?WT. f
MBDICAL,
CHOLERA!
PROP. DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID!
The Host I'uweiful Antiseptic Known
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.
IT DESTROYS
the
* Germ* of Dlaeaw. if
*************
It la a fact ? tabllshrd
bjr Science that many
diaeaaei are lu traduce. I
by purification. which
reproduce* 1 tat-If and
propagate? the diaeaao In
aver wlduilnp citclea
The?e d iwUM.-t generate
contagion and Oil tueair
withoeath. Such la that
dread Tenor,
Asiatic Cholera,
which la now dera?tit
lt>K the KARt and advan
date on Ita qiImIku of
death rapidly toward*
our abort:*. Other dla
ea* a of the aame sort
are Diphtheria, Typhoid
Fever, Scarlet Fevtr,
rimall-Pox.Meaale*, Yel
low Fever, Erytfpdaa,
?tc. All tbeae generate
contagion Other dla
caae??Fever and Ague.
Malarial Fever, etc.,
ariao from contagion
which comta of damp
ncta, unhealthy aitUA
tioDM or uncleAuneaa.
Ail thefte dUeAMN cad
bo cured only bv atop
~iirg tho production of
Jbeaat Gunca and de
fraying thow already
produced. Both theao
rcanlia are accomplished
by the Mse of Prof Bar
by'a prvparati-n of Bor
Acfc Acfa And Chlorine,
known aa
The MOkt powerful An
tiaeptlc agent whid
cbemUtry baa produced
Ita uae either internal
It or cJCt-rriAlly renden
All it cornea lu contaci
with, pure, aweet and
cloan-thoptoductlon cl
discase-germa ceaaoa and
tba patient r woven.
When uaed ou Ulcer*,
ScAlita, Burn*, Eruptloni
and 80tea it atop* all
Pain, aweetona the part#
aud promote* tho rapid
fotinatlon of health*
Fiwh.
******?*?*???
? it pi1 Kin kj *
the
*
i ATMOSMKKK. *
Ita cxpmuro in a hick
room, u-llar, Cloiet or
Stable purifier the at
mosphere and drlvea
away the ?erma of dla
ease and death.
Taken internally it
purifies tho Htomach.
KiviiiK it tone and
ucaluiy vigor, itiathna
th?t it cuiea indication
a.-.d Dyapepda.
When used ai a Lotion
it deatroya all Freckle
and Blotch-producing
Kiuna, leaving t u akiu
clear, wblto and trana
parent aa tnat of a little
child.
* *
? U renden all It comur*
J In contact with J
DARBY'S * Pure and Healthy. ?
Pro jilij lunik- Fluid, | *************
Space doc* not permit u* to name many of the
ucesto which thla great Germ-destroyer 1< applica
ble. <*ak rour DrupKlst for printed matter de
scriptive of llauiefulneaa, oraddruaa
J. II. /EILIN & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemlsta, PHILADELPHIA
150 cent* per bottle. Pint bottles, 81.00.
AlU-IThMW
AN OPEN
secret
?b&Ss?S
liUli,shtrncnrocmwn\laUo
!^S"SS?
S&?KSfi
article- sow '?' u.,i m con
Th0 removes
ccals every Wcmw>^dHess
Snllowicss '.^JVulencfs of
53?Su-?w
fection. immediate
Artec i
tion.
ll'OIltitlUld]
CHAMKH 11.
woudcrful and roysteiious curative power is de
veloped which is to varied in in operations that no
dkeane or ill health can poisibly exist or resist its
power, and yet it is
lUrmlo's for therooit frail wenun, weakessin
vuiid or smallest child to tue.
"Pr.tieuta
"Almost dwd or nearly dying"
For yca?F, and given tip by physicians of Bright's
aud other kidney diseaats, liver complaints, severe
cough* called consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly cnuy!
From agony of neuwlgia, netvemness, wakeful
ness aud various disease* peculiar to women.
Peop.e drawn out of shape from excruciating
pang* of Khcuinati*m.
Inflammatory and cluonic, or suQering from
icrofulal
Erysipelnn!
Salt rheum. Hood poisoninp, djspfp?ia, indiges
tion, sud in fact almont all diseai.es frail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Hitters, proof of which
can be fouud in every neiRhborhoort in tho known
wo'Id. aulHTTlnuw
Toronto.
Jfetim. Fleming Drot.:
Sir*,?I take this opportunity of informing von
of the benefit* I have derived from Dr. O. 2fo>
Lane'? Liter PilU. 1 have for two years pait been
afflicted with a severe pain over the eyes, ac?
companied with a nervousness and sense of diui*
ness; a malady beyond the power and skill of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, ns far as I
myself could judge, by a diseased state of the
liver and stomach. Some of the doctors tried
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but all in vain, for the deep-rooted disease still
stuck fast, At last, 1 procured a box of your val
uable Liver Pills from a druggist here, and found,
after taking a portion of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely left me. 1 will close by advising all those
afflicted as I have been, to procure the valuable
medicine ut once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, I remain, yours respectfully, _
Gao. W. KuMsiL, Toronto,
? York.
Mr. and Mrs, Williams, No. *<9 Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with the
liver complaint for about f vc years, during which
time tliey have spent n large amount of money
and tricu many remedies, but to no purpose.
Finally, hearing of Dr. C. McLane't Liter Hilt,
Grepared by Fleming Hros.. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
ley purchased four boxes, which they took ac?
Co/ding to the directions accompanying each box.
and now pronounce themselves perfectly cured of
that distressing disease.
THE ON?v~OE*riNI5
McLANE'S PILLS,
Are the Dr. C. McLane'a Llvar Pills,
rnnpAP.En hy
FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Fa.
?jyjcLAlN'S YKGETAHLE PILLS
Never fail to cure Contlveiiew, Bllioutnew, Uver
*Vmpl?lnt, i)y?p puia, Ac.
Thcw Wll? do not pii*.
Be aura yu got tho Wheeling tsake, assll otneri
are Imtut'on* M
8 ilt! b moat dcalam. .
mrc "THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH"
r n tt
BIB .houii be rtsd by ?oui.? ?nd mi'MU
0**1 iMM>. TlirtJ* wboarssulfcrliifljnm Nervous d?
btut v Lout yii#my. catarrh, *c?j U,00(V?!*?'?"S
SSI SSTOHrauw, a Mtrijo.*
will Ni ???ill ?M,?-un?lJi!Ll.ti?
\V. M. j vurtx 1?0 W?Hh
SWEET, STRONG, RELIABLE,
WHOLESOME, ECONOMICAL,
Factory, fltubargb,ny4
Mdligptm.
oftli*** j (?,?*. mjki W I'nurlffnlh Mrffl,
WOK."
BY A. >HOKTI*LLOW.
1.
The shades of ulght were filling fsit.
When through a cuuutry village |MMed
? A cur that bore, laid mow nuu ice
Tied to his Ull a tin derlcc
An .oyster can.
it.
Wtlh ears slunk back, his eyes beneath
Flashed out Uieir arc: hi* hurried breath
Voiced forth hu bo*l lu clarion ring,
While from hlx tall hniig by a string?
Ihe oyster can;
HI.
In happy home ho had a right
Warm kennel, cosy, day or night;
Hut here, aim., with horrid din?
C ung to his tall through thick and thin?
Tne oyster can!
IV.
"lli.skip it, git"?rude urchinsuiJ.
And threw ?uuie< at his tear and head;
Ills yelps were heard by foe and friend,
but silil, bung to his ntthereml
They o) iter can.
v.
' Stop, stop, a man Iff cried, "and rest"?
Bui on he ran, swift curs abreast;
Vihl fear stood in each courade'a eyes,
As pell-mell dashod?mid hues and cries?
lheqji'.ercau.
VI.
StilklriK adojwood tree's dead stump?
Collapsed the business in a lump;
1 Jul wu the poor cur's lut "good night":
Hi* breath wan gone, but still held Unlit?
The oyster cau.
VII.
At close of day some body-guards?
Grest stalwart dog', like Hifiit IWruarda
Bayrd ut the mw>n, and rvut the air,
AnathcmtlsinK then a: d there
The oy?ter cau;
VIII.
There, in the twilight cold end gray?
Defunct the lll-sUmd poor cur lay;
While from the sky serene and far,
A sound?as if from the "Dovstar"?
Moaned, oyster caul
tt heeling, August a?, IMS.
rut: amkuii'Ap mikhh imdustky.
Tlie Decline la the Mutt nud I lie Ur^wifi
In tlie Wml and Hunlb.
Nob York Commercial JJulUtln.
We see it stated that a representative of
several extensive sheep raisers in Aus
tralia is buying sheep in New York, Ohio
and Vermont /or export to that country,
and that Mr. Garland, one of the members
of the Tariff Commission, has gone there
to arrange for shipments thither from the
U.ited States. Ono object, doubtless, in
such a movement is to improve the Austra
lian merino, though it is apparently some
thing like carrying coal to Newcastle.
In view of a possible depletion of our
fins wool-bearing sheep whicti such a
movement suggests, and its ultimate effect
upon our economic poliey regardiug the
sheep and wool industry of this country, it
may be worth while to inquire their con
dition and progress in the light of census
revelations. Grouping the returns ot ihe
number of sheep in the United S ates and
the population since 1860 into the usual
sectional divisions, we get the following
comparative results:
NUKIIKK OK SHEEP.
lhOO. 1870 1880.
Now England 1,75"J,761 1,6 .0,145 1.862,238
Middle S-aUs. 4,569,245 4,-2^6,367 3.8ul,9i9
Southern Sutes. 6,660.212 0,543,510 8,844,046
Wtatcru State*. 7,183,319 12.162,625 11 ,289, :V3
California 1,08a,000 2,798,187 4,iW^4U
NewStatcaand Territo
ries. 1,023,286 1,105,827 0,741,865
Total 22,471,276 28,477,051 26,11)1,066
POPULATION.
J 800. 1870. 1880.
New KagUnd - 8,13j,S83 3,487,021 4,olU,529
Middle eUlet 8,2^S,2&J 0.7.6,7.5 l),o7o,4IU
tioutliuru ? taUa 11,410,7*8 12,052 WW 17,420,27*
WtSlerndUtea- ~ 7,778.820 10,758,213 13,612,065
UtllforuU.? 370,931 560 247 8W,b94
New aUtn aud Te il
tot lea. ~ 606:245 1,083,233 2.5M.803
ToU! 31,413,331 *8,668,371 ?0,165,783
It will be observed from the above that j
there has been a constant decline in the
number of sheep in New England since
1800, amounting in the first decade to
eight per cent, and the second to more than
eighteen per cent, while the population in
creased respectively eleven and thirteen
per cent The eame Bhowing is to be seeu
in the comparison for the Middle States.
The conclusions from these figures relating
to eleven of the older States are inevitable,
and they uhow that as population increaacs
and lands become more valuable, sheep
raising rapidly declines. In the figures for
the Western Slates, although tlie group
contains some States that are comparative
ly new, which consequently form as yet an
exception, the same general tendency is
conspicuous. There was an increase in the
first decade, as in all newer States, but in
the second decade the decline begins to
ebow itself, amounting in tbat period to
near ten per cent. But in sjme of these
States the decline in the latter ten years
has been enormous, being as much as
thirty-three per cent in Irinoia aud Indi
ana and forty-five per cent in lowu, as the
following details will show:
NiaHltft Of MIKES'.
I860 1870. 1880.
Indiana 901,175 1,612,'.89 1100,511
JlllnoU~~. 760.185 1,66b,?6 1,037,073
Iowa 259,011 *5?,493 455,3*0
Total ,..2,U.9,3ol 4,036,460 2,J.yj,042
The considerable increase seen in the
totals for all the Urates and Territories is
due in bulk to the temporary expansion
in the far West, under the stimulus of
large profits from tree pasturage. Cali
fornia is said to have already practically
reached its limits in this respect, and there
can be little doubt the limit of sheep rais
ing in the United States will also have
been practically reached.
In regard to the Southern States, which
show an increase in the last decade, it is
natural that on the same general princi
pals as illustrated in the case of the newer
S.ates, there should be some increase in
that section by way of recovering lost
ground during tne civil war, and also be
cause the South is endeavoring to do more
mixed farming than heretofore aud to de
vote itself less exclusively to the raising of
cotton.
The ratio of the production of sheep to
that of w ool cannot be ascertained with
any approximation to certainty. The
earlier statistics of wool were very inade
quate, and there is a large element of guess
ing even now,-but there is undoubtedly a
tendency Uwards an increase of weight of
the fleece per sheep, and this of course has
Bomeinlluence in retarding the increase of
the woo! production of the older States.
The statistics of sheep and wool products
are thus exhibited in the omens returns for
the whole country:
Number of Lbi per
abejp Lbi. wool, lleeco*
18y) .31,723,KM 62,#: 6, 959 2.42
1N30 22,401,275 ft?,2W,7U 2 61
1870 28,477,V >1 10.-,162,387 ?.59
1680 S3.iyi.tM 165,68*493 4.40
This increase in the fleece is too large not
to be some evidence in itself of a taller
report In late censuses of the wool pro
duction than in tlie earlier; while on the
other baud, tho statistics of sheep were,
from the nature of the case, more easily
obtained.
llaalneNH la tinilueaa.
DrfroU Fret Preu.
"Mr. Smith will you endorse my note of
$20?"
??Why. I should expect to have to pay jt
if I did."
?'Certainly?certainly."
."And so I might as well lend you $20?"
?'Exactly, you are quite correct,"
"And I shouldn't expect yon ever to pay
it."
"Of course nol; of course not."
"i'hen why didn't you ask me direct to
give you $20?"
"Because, sir, I do business in a business
way. I never borrow money of a man who
will endorse for me, and 1 make all calcu
lations on the endorser paying the notes.
It's the same thing in the end, but we ar
rive at it in a business way. I believe in
miking the horse draw the part You can't
give me $20, sir, but if you will have thp
.kindness to eodorse a note to that amount.
1 will see that you are $20 out of pocket'1
8xpr. 14th, 1880.?Hop Bitten Co., Toronto:
I have been ?ick for the j>a?t six years, suf
fering from dyipapeia and general weakness.
1 have used three bottles ot Hop Bitters, and
they have done wonders for me. { am well
) and sble to work, and est and sleep well. 1
cannot say too muon for Hop Bitter*. 8moi
Rossivs. nhuw
THE WOOL fOXrKOYKKfiY.
Slinll We Ktlic Mmnlsli or Naxonyf
WIjhI DouarMietpHenMii;?
; To the Editor oj tht InleiKgenctr.
Hir Having read "an editor's opinion
on wool," aloo the farmer's opinion of
wool, in your issue of the 34th inst, we
will now give)ou the opinion of one who
is neither on editor nor u furui. Your
Valley Grove correspondent dwells con
siderably upon the liue qualities of the
Spanish wool as now raised oy most wool
growers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, lie iairly admiia tliat fartneis
in general do not give tho exact facts in
regard to the class of wool they grow, v^hen
tne wool-buyer comes around. Knowing
as they well do that Saxony wool in goou
condition will bring from 8 to 10 cents per
uound more than ihe high-bred Spanish.
In fact the scoured pound of Hue Saxony
will bring 30 cents per pound more than j
the general ruu of Spanish clips, when
cleansed for the cards. Your corre?pon
dent must be in the line of raising this
Spanish stock ns your editorial appears to
have stirred hiin up to tho dt feme of grow
ing this heavy gam-stuck wool. This n tho
class of wool that is now mostly raised.
This gum and grease is what makes tlr; big
heavy fleeces; this gam will not wash out
on tne sheep's back and the more of this
in the fleece the better for the lariner,
when he can sell to some buyer that does
not know the difference between the two
classes of wool. That high-bred Spanish
wools are pretty well gum-stuck, no one
need deny?it is a self-evident fact.
We will name one case. The Hon. Sam
uel Juwett, of Independence, Mo, who, by
the way, has from 400 to 500 Spanish
sheep, imd a celebrated ram valued at
$1,500, which was them in the spring of
1681. The unwashed fleece weigiied 27j*
pounds. It was then Bcoured out by a
manufacturer, innde ready for the cards,
and then weighed only Oj pounds, a loss
of 21 pounds or nearly 70 per ceut of the
ungcoured weight. Now, was this gurn
| stuck or not? This wool was then valued
| at 70 cents the scourtd pound or $172,
I the value of the cleaned fleece.
now IHKH u u(Hi-uuaa uut* 01 oaxviiy
blood. Well-bred he will shear abuut 12
pounds of nice, Hoe, white wool, not yel
low gum. In cleaning for the cards this
will lose about CO per cent, leaving4 4-5
pounds of nice wool, worth about $1 (JO
per pound, or $4 80 for the scoured fleece.
The value of the 27i pounds unwashed
would not be more than froui 15 to IS cents
per pound, and'if a buyer would offer lets
thau 25 or 20 cents he would get himself
insulted because he did not want to buy
21 pounds of gum or yellow grease.
We have examined thorough bred and
grade Spaniel) sheep, and we have the 11 rat
one to see tnat has no gum in the wool.
All have it more or lest), and it is of such
a character, that no one can tell what will
bo the Iocs in such wool by handlinythem.
We are confident that these wools are often
bought at such price that the scoured
pound is not worth to the manufacturers
by two or three cents what the gum pound
cost him. The general grade of wool grown
in this section is far below that grown here
twenty y care ego. Will your correspondent
please inform us, why two agents left Bos
ton last week for Australia. Was it to buy
gum stuuk wool, or was it tcfEoy a class of
tine wool such as could not be got here?
let him auswer.
In conclusion we will say that such wool
as is used in the manufacture of fine all
wool castimeres is not grown in such quan
tity iu the United Siates us should be.
We have seen flocks of Saxony sheep, of
o00, with good constitution, white wool, no
foot ror, in every respect, we believe, super
ior to the same number of Spanish sheep
to be found anywhere to-day. ' D.
Young UlooilN From UfurglH.
Atlantic City Correrpoiulei.a Philadelphia I'rtu.
At the Layfayelte Excursion House this
afternoon while tt-ousandsof families were
enjoying the bycicle tournament and Japan
ese II reworks, there were two young men.
or rather boys, among the throng who had
forsaken luxuriant homes, influenced by a
strange spirit of adventure. Wearing the
white apron and short coat of waiteis and
serving beer to the thirsty Jerseymeu, were
Harry Gwinn aud Hamilton Crankshaw,
both sons of wealthy and highly esteemed
families in Atlanta, Gd.
There was, indeed, something in the ap
pearance of the boys that indicated that
they were more or lees out of their clement.
Their hands were white and delicate, their
skins smooth aud soft, and their features
characterized by refinement. The Btory of
Crankshaw is as follows:
".My father and mother know that I am
here, but Gwinn's do not know where he
is. We are tired of home and its restraints;
yet neither otui is specially wild, neither
of us drinks. We ran uway from Atlanta
last spring. When we get out of money
we have to work at anything we can got to
do, as you see now. We have been through
all the principal cities in the South, some
times living like princes, and otner times
waiting in saloons."
Harry Gwinn is 6aid to be the son of a
wealthy clergyman. He is about five feet
five inches high, of medium weight, has
reddish hair aud blue eyes, a fair com
plexion. without freckles. Hamilton
Crantshaw is said to bo the son of a busi
ness muu of Atlanta worth nearly half a
million, lis is about live feet nine inches
high, of light weight, has dark hair and
eyes and a tmooth, fair complexion.
IkcmnuU for Fnriu Implement*.
In a late address, J. S. Grinuell, who has
made an extensive inquiry, suited that iu
18S2 80,000grain drills were sold; horse
hoes and cultivators, 320,000; 180,000 mow
ing and reaping machines; 10,000 twine
binders; 1UO.COO horse rakes, and about
10,000 nay-loaders and 10,000 threshing
machines. Of plows, no man knows the
number, but at least 20,000 sulky-plows
were sold, aud of dairy upparatus no esti
mate, even, could be made. This is a
pretty fair advance since 1811, when the
first Ames shovel was made. In 1819 the
first cast iron plow made its appearance,
aud in 1S23 Ilusaey made the first working
reaper, in those days the valuo of farm
products was governed by supply and de
mand, but with the advent of machinery
the price is now governed Dy ''call-board
famine," whose transactions aggregate five
times the actuul production of the country.
Yotuia men or middle agedoaes, suffering
from ntrvous debility and kindred weak
nesses should send three stamp* for Part VII
of World's Dispensary Dime Series of books.
Address World's Dispensary Medicst Aeso
elation, Buffalo, N. Y. mtIja*
Tu* Rev. George H. Thayer, of Boui bon,
Ind.,says: "Doth myself and wife owe our
lives to Shlloh's Consumption Cure." Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
DAW
Historical?Had he (Comte do Cham
bord) reached the throne, it would have
been as Charles XL He leaves no chil
dren, and the legitimate representative of
the family is now the Prince de Paris.
Hoi-ftford'* Arid FlioNpbntr. A Tonic for
Overworked Una,
Dr J. C. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa., say?:
"I have used it as a general tonic, and m par
tloularln the debility and dyspepsia of over
worked men', with sa^factory results."
TThSAW
Shilou's cure will immediately reliere
Croup, Whooping Cough and bronchitis.
Sold by McCain Brothers, and Alsx. T.
Young, DAW
A New Yorjc man was fined $300 for
giving tobacco to a giraffe in Central Park,
fiut Uiey wouldn't fine him a cent if be
only gave whisky to a boy.?Turlington
Baukeye. ___________
Mrs.Dr. Walton'* FcrlodlcnlTen.
Mother Walton has prescribed this valua
ble medicine for a great many years ia her
firivate practice, and it has proved an unfall
eg specific in the treatment of the many dis
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. Mre. Dr. W. wishes to folly Impress
on the public that the Tea is not like many
nostrums put up by unprinclpal men for
Eurposee so base we will not mention them,
ut is simply to Alleviate and Cure the many
! monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. Price $1. For sale by J. F. Bhlrk,
I Logan & Co., alsoChas. Menkeuieller, Wheel
ing. and B. K. McCoaahsy, Bridgeport, or
i mailed on receipt of prioe by Frasler Medi
cine Co., Cleveland. paw
A Mlnintertt (Jratilnde.
Da. Haitmatt?Jkar Sir: lam tbankfu
to Uod tbtt J can acknowledge your treat
ment (Peruna) of ray daughter? rye, hai
been eiiocet*tul and kathfactory. I would
be gliid to have the public have confident
in you. N. B ?I'losse make your few ic
reacli of poor peopl*. iletuember ihe teudei
mercies of tne wickul are cruel.
JUv. E. H. Baldwin
.Wattaburg, Pa.
Reader auk your druggist I or one of Dr.
I Hartman's invaluable b ok* on the "IHi o!
Life." and ho# to cure them. You grtone
gratis. mw
Siulor's Couuh aud Consumption Cure it
cold by ua on a guarantee. It cures con
sumption Bold by McLain Brothers, and
Alax. T. Young. mw,
Tub dull season must be near its end, for
the newspapers have reached the "spook"
ptage in their efforts to fill up.?New York
Eteniwj Poet. in dull times editors mast
do something to keep up their flpirits.?
Beaton Courier.
Uueklcu'N ArnUAhave.
The greateet medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily oure Burns, Bruises,
Onto, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Can
cers, Pile*, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guanuneed to
cure in e?ery instance, or money refunded.
26 centa per box. For sale at Logan <fcCo.'s
Bridge Comer Drue Store.
That Hacking Cocoa can be eo quickly
cured by Bhiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Bold by McLain Broihcrs, and Alex. T.
Young. daw.
"Hackmkwck," a lasting and fragrant per
fame. .Price 25 and 60 cents. 9old by Mc
Lain Brothers, aid Alex. T. Young.
Somk excursionists irom Northern New
York unfurled uu American flag while
inarching in the streets of Hamilton, Out.,
the other day. A policeman at onc?
ordered the colors furled, saying that it
was against the law.
Nitlu DlMVMMeM fared.
By Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as it by magic, Pimples. Ulack Heads or
urubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leAVing the skin clear, healthy, ana benati
fuu Also cares Itch, Salt Rheum, tfore Nip
ples, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate UI cox a and
Sores, etc.
Bold by all druggisis aud mailed on receipt
of urico, 60 cents.
J. F. Shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and It. K. McConuhey, Agent at
Bridgeport. daw
Til* genuiue Sahatooa High Rocjc Spring
Watkb, for sale by all drugglsta by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Addrew all orders to tke
Hi^ch Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
J. F. Shirk and Logan <k Co., ageuta at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport. daw.
Will yoo surrxn with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vttalixer is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. daw,
Contemptible: The Pall Mall OazHte
Hay*: "Contemporary annalist . . . die
miBata a eon'roverfty . . . with a conteinp
tuoua stare of couteinpt."
x &urc lure tor Pltes.
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerated Piles haa been discovered by
Dr. William, (an Indian remedy) called Dr.
William's Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic casea of twenty
dve yeara standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
wore harm than good. William's Ointment
absorbs the tumors, alleys the intense itch
ing, (particularly at night after getting warm
In bed.) acts as a poultice, givea instant and
pairilets relief, ana is prepared only for Piles,
itching of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale hy all t'Mggista and mailed on re
ceipt of mice, $1 00.
For sale by J. F. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Ones. Menkcmeller, Wheeling, and R. K.
McConahey, Btid?cport. Q. mi
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy?a positive euro
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Hold by N chain Brothers, aud Alex. T.
Young, . daw
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10c, 60c
and $1. Sold by McLaix Brothers, aLd
Vl"X. T. Ynij"i!. HAW
LK.-AL NOTICES.
pUBLiC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue cf the authority ve?te4 ir him by a de
cree of tneMum.IsulC-ouit??f Winding, msi'emi
the 27th day of July. 1881,-In a *u?t In chancery
therein juhIiu^, therein fhailw. 1'. OtUnbaugh
aid wifeixepieiu>lift*nd J 11a Ann < d?aLaugh
a.-d others are defendants, theundcrnlgnod BptcUl
CommlsUoner, will, on
SATURDAY, 8SITKMB?lt 15,16S3,
commencing at 1U o'clock *. m . sell at pubHc
auction, at the frrnt door of thu Court lfo .meof
Ohio County, tho following described nnl cirtr.te,
th*tl*to*ay: tat numoerel forty-four (44), situ
ate on the north tii'e of Virginia MreU. Letwten
Uoutb Peno and Frout streets, on Wheeling s'an-l,
In tiie Ctty of Wheel.mr, West Virginia, with all
and kigular the improvements tttereon.
'i KuMb or Sa lk?une-thinl of the purchase money,
aud at mucj ra-ro ai the purchaser may clect to
pay, c**b, oa tho day of stle and tho remainder in
two cquil installments at nln* aud eighteen
monthx from d?y of sale, n?pectlvoir, with inter
?*t from that day, the puuhiwcr hiring his notes
f ir the deferred lt>stallments, and the tltlo to be
retained until the purchase moacy?hall have been
paid lu fulL ? K. Q. HA Kit,
Bp^dsl CoramIjfcioner.
J. C. IIKRVKY, Auctioneer.
1 hereby cent y that botnl has been given in the I
abov? cam* by tlio Special Coiamlsaiouer, u re
quired by law. 1
AUGUST 11,18S3^ JAMES R.COWDE"', .
Clerk pro tempore of the Municipal Court o!
Who<H?g. " aulft
BANNER
POWDER
Always the Best.
L4YKR n r. ('RRiSI CAKK.
Two cupa granuUtfd sugir, three-fourths cup
bntter, beat to a light cream, then add me cup
com starch which has bent stirred Into ono sup of
tepid sweet mil*; bent thtc all together, adding
one tea*poonful extract vat 111a. stir into th's the
well-bca'eti wnitcsof "?vcn ens and two heaping
rupa of Hour, having thoroughly mixed through
thu dry Hour one and a h?lf mwnnii "Bahnxs"
Baking l'owdfli. Bake in three layers.
ICItot.?Take two and a halt cup* granulated
Muar. half cup water: boll three minutes: when
cool add the whites of throe eggs ?l!ghtly beaten,
aud one 'nhlopoonful extract vanilla.
Kach can of "Banner" Baking Towder coutairs
a small moa*ure to use instead of a tpooa.
au27-*Tbat ?w
NOTICE
TO
SHREWD HOUSEKEEPERS,
^\,ct*u'\v^CLws;^RluH
THEC*V / SSTRUNZ \'rTO BE 1
|pip|0RSWAX <?OAp alWA
SVM<Y OTHtfot MA^fTC0CHTtMEHS
NOTICE TO GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS.
The above if a facsimile of the Brand damped
upon each Bar of the Original snd Only CJenulue
v* ax Puap. new 2> year* id die. Fotno dealers have
been persuaded to?ell a cheap article, apparently
as good asour Genuine Wax Boap. for which thej
are charting a* much ss our Brand of Wax hoap is
?old at by fair dealer*, but In which certain ex pen
tire luntdienii which keep the Clothe* from turn
Ing yellow lab are toft out. Insist upon havlug the
"""""si STurnsrz,
PRY GOODS.
J, S, RHODES & C0,
Have Opened* Handsome Btock ot
BROCADED
SILK VELVET!
A FUIiL LINE OK
Black and Colored Velvets,
The abov? poods have all advanced, owing
to the great demand, bnt having mcde our
purchases early can sell them at the LOWEST
PRICES.
EXTRA FI1TE
BLACK SILK!
We have added to our Silk Department
some Extra Fine Black Silk, at ter.v LOW
PRICES.
New Woods lieiug Received Daily.
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
rh?1 ________
MERCHANT TAILORS
NEW GOODS!
0. Hess ? Sons
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed to their new store, and ar#
now receiving and have in stock
a full line of
FaEicyandStapIeWoolens
BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
Which we offer at
PricesttiatDefyCompetition
Other Woolens at lowest prices. We carry
the largest line of goods in the city, and our
Get Ups are flrst-claw in every respect.
A FULL LINE OF
GENTS' FUKN18HING GOODS!
Persons desiring anything in our line will
find it to their interest to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
O. Hess Ac Sons,
mr2 No. 1321 Market Street.
PLUMBINC, OAS AHD STEAM FI7"nNC.
rpKIMBLE A lur/.,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
1418 MARKET VT.
Heating and Ventilating of Public Build
ingf. Dwcllii gs and Factories a Specially.
au2l
w- HARE A BON,
PSAOTJOAL PLO&lBEltS,
GAS AND STEAM MTTEHS,
So. 33 Twelfth Street.
AH work dope prumptly utrcMomble prtOMt. it*
jyiKis foton,
PRACTIOAX PLUMBER,
Gras and Steam JPitter,
1410 MAIN STREET.
/.II otdeni prnmntlT aticnfio<l to. m
Dm-u * pit nri> rlrm jwn for mark*
imr mivfal r?c. r<i|>nlarfnrdtc>ra?
j?tiTB wrk nn |ln?n. On.
itnnlal JIKDAI* * DIpIobm,
K'tablli lir?l Ooymra. >u|4 by all
I Wiggl?t?>taiiou?n 4c >??? Ajft'a.
nivonow-No publicity: resldet)U'of any State.
U DtMrtlon, Nou Support, AdTiro and applies*
Unna lor atamp. W. H. 1.EK, AU'j. m B'waj.Vf. Y.
JjSMTfeMW
m
Every Mi>trfss of a Unmo in the Sooth ihiwld
haveTHE NEW DIXIE COOK-BOOK.
It contains the croam of all the other
books on COOKERY AND HOUSE
KEEPING. Over5,000 vereipu. true anil*
tried,from old family rtraipt n<Kik?,md 10,000
nctv hint* and helps and facta of value. Sold b .?
?inscription. AGENTS WANTED. Send
tor *t>ecimcn page* nnd term*.
S. A. CLARKSON & CO.,
ATLANTA. CgORCIA.
Ask your stationer for the
GENUINE ani'ljfclOINAL
" estkrbrook "
"Falcon Pew, No, 048."
Beware of ImitaUona
The bcnulne Falcon I'ena are itampcd
"KSTKKBROOK."
take n
;;o ?"
Every Box Bean our Signature, tbni:
. Eit^rbrook fiuv?l Ten Co.. 26 Jolm St., New York.
MANCf ACrtTHEt 8 Of
Hayes' Patent Metallic Skvlichts,
(l?n(l? r license.)
'Jin only *kyil?hta that are Hre. Storm, Condau
1 Mtlou and Weather Proof. ?end forClrou a "
No. M Tlilrd Avenue.
I Pi ttf.hu ryh. Pa.
MARTIN'S CAPITAL RESTAURANT,
Strangera and Walton wilMo well to nunembei
. Reataurant If one of the moat popular and
bart-eatered Institution* in the city, and la now In
cood running order. "
'"v* Vn. 1CT V*?mPT BTRKRT
KA8NHJU & DIIVGEU,
FURNITURE CARPBTS.>C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
F
AJSD
CARPETS!
FurnitureliilS*??
vfo?io)uil to n*el?ol
ir Spring Block. CHAM*
?? rARLORSlTS,
;D8 and WAM
Carpels!
Oar N?w ttrtterw now
B PEfiTRY and INGRAINB.
. i vffi. MOWifrnia, Bart,
11TAPBTIEY. andnway olten.
Linolepji.Oil Cloths.
All widths and Standard Make*
Fatter as lor Stores and Private Dwi
i We have
all the
new and
lunlqae
Rata CtiairsM
a tail line of the Wucafleld and Herwoot
Thwe aosds
rapidly
growinsr In fa
_ tot. We carry
erwood Sroa.
folding: Cliairslss
| the three jeedlag factorlea ol the country.
Cfiamber SetsisSI
Parlor Setslilii
any other houae In the dty.
UNDERTAKING.
on hand all the latest styles. METALIi
CABKKTfi, CASKS and WOOD COFFINS
tarnished on short notice
FRIEND & SON,
GROCERIES AND TOBACCO.
M. RE ILLY.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Pork Packer, nud direr of llie Cel
ebrated "KedHlrd" Harm,
Nos, 1309 and 1311 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. YA.
My own care of Choice Smoked Meat* delivered
direct from pork houae at Manchester.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
GENERAL GROCERIES
IN THE 8TATE.
Sole Agent In this <-itj for
P. J. Ri iter's Fruit Butters and Prcservee.
Kutaferd'a Yeast Powders, lu bottle*.
Ward's Wonderful White Lily Soap.
Ward's Celebrated JtlectrlfyluR8oap.
Ward's Celebrated White Bora* Soap.
McN&tt&ni'H Glory Tobacco.
McAlpln's Onward Tobacco.
Dupuat'a Sporting, Mining and Blasting Fowder,
Family and Bakers' Flour.
McConnpllsvllle Gold Sheaf Patent Hour, beat In
tbo market.
Kitchen Quocn Family Flour.
Baker's Gem?Laker's Flour.
Stiver *ur? Baker's Flour. feH
TRY THE PHINIX.
ITS THE BEST.
600 Bble ?f the Celebrated Phoenix Patent
FJour in Bags and Barrels, in stock.
Large snd oomplete stock of Groceries. Call
and seeonrstock' and prices. No trouble to
show goods at
JoMcph 8]>cl<loI Co.'w,
THE WHOLESALE GROCEB8,
1417 Main St. and 1416 South St.
NEW FRENCH PROCESS
SOAP!
NO WASHBOILEP REQUIRED.
There Is no humbug about this advertisement.
Buy a CAKE and
BE CONVINCED.
GOOD FLOUR
MAKES
GOOD BREAD
MAKES GOOD MEN!
AND A BETTER FLOUR THAN
Baer's Patent
Doch NotEximt.
It is the Best in the World,
JZ?
JJ1CAUAGUA COFFEE.
It la not fftierallv known that one of the flne?t
flavored oitreefl now in the market la grown In
Nioaratua. It isa handname, large berry,and with
a flavor tint so hir?h or pungent as the Mo, but de
cidedly more piquant man the Java. Only a com
mratively small quantity hsa yet found lta way
into our markets, nut the general favor with wMch
it haa lieen gra ted, and the nieadil/ Incrcatingde
mand for It, a?e unmistakable evidences of its ex
re'lenco. It is lew eonly th?n Java, aad only a
llttlo more t-xi?n?lve than Kio, another argument
In lu favor.- Tkt Ktmiag star. . "
IIaHBY C POTTER, Importer.
Office, his Market btre.it.
Office hours from 9 to 10 a. m. '
FOR SALE BY
II. J. SMYTH,
Pea'cr fh Fine Nroccrles, dc.
N
EW GOODS.
Green Turtlo, Imported Mscaronl,
2 cviied Crabs, Domestic Msca>onl.
C?ab Meat, S'rtlned H-mey,
Lobater, Comb Honey,
Salmon, Mu?hroona,
Ssrdlnea. Cbow Chow,
Spires, all kinds. geo. K. McMK' ms,
?u* 1 SOI Market Street.
TRANSPORTATION.
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7.15 "
9.17 "
7.50 "
1L15 "
8.30 r M
4.5S
ft.Ul 1
61M
6.24
6.N? 1
Additional aiwrnmoOAtion cmin lo*vi? HeUmre
M.9.05 A. M. tor Slcubojvllle tnd intermediate
pplulxi. aud nrrivca ?t Bridgeport at 9.1*. llartJn'i
Ferry 8.27 aud Meubeuvlll?at 10 23 a. m. Return
In* lure*Hteubeu vllleat 215 p. m., Martin'* Kerry
3 20, Bridgeport 8.28 aud arrive* at Bellaira At 3 40
NOTE?Tralua leaving Bellaire at 5 CO a. m. And
11.30 a. u. connect At Yellow Creek for Cleveland.
All tralna dally except bunday.
E. A. FORD.
?... ^ Geucral Paanmger aud Tlckct Ageut.
WM. A. BALDWIN. Manager. PUtuburgh. Pa.
pmSBUilGlJ, CINCINNATI <4 ST.
? LOU18 RAILWAY?PANHANDLE ROUTE.
^Tlme table for Kaat aud Wert corrected to J UNK
drains leave Panhandle 8tatlon. foot of Eleventh
?t?yt. near Public Lauding, iu follow:
Whocling Time.
Leave?
Wheeling...
Arrive?
Weliabunr.........
eteu*envilie
PltUburgb
Qarri<burg*
BAltlinora.. ..
TFu.
K*K>|
6:271
7:?
7:4<
o.v
P. K.
11:16,
WaabiiiftnnM I
Philadelphia -i.5
New York. .. ... 6:1.
uui
Kxp'?
I'M
2:6.*.
8:5.'.,
A. M
1:16
7:45
9:1ft
4:2ft
6:56
P.
???r
Faat ,
5?*P>
8.21,
6'0t
7.*30
A. M ,
4.15'
7;45
9:17
7:W'!
11:J5|
p.?.
tet
Exp'i
9.38
llKOtt
(Hi-. I Utl.
Kip'rKsp'i
Willi | Ao
Moil c'm'n
Leave
Wnejllug ...
Arrive?
Steuben ville....
Cadiz,
Dennlaon.. ......
Newark...
Co'umbua
Leave?
Columbtu.
Arrive?
Dnyton
Cincinnati
IndlauapolliL....
St Loulf
dliCKO
0.0*
lfc?
11:55
r ??
12 Of
?90
A. M | P. M.
Vd'l
2:86
8.4.'
8:55
8:0T
8.a
P.M
12:U' |
7:.*1] 7UC|
7:I6| 6:2t
158
6.80
7.08
8.20
8.85
A. M.
All train* d?lly oxcept f-uaday.
Pullmau'a l*Aiac4 Drawing Koom Slfepltur Carl
through without change from steubcuvlUe East to
j'bllauo'phla aud New Yorg. Weat Columbtu,
Cincinnati. taukville, Chicago, Indiannpolia and
ol. io"U
For through ticket^ bagga*e clieck*. ^Iceplna car
uandlfl etation, foot o! Klevenih meet, or at City
Ticket Office, nder McLure flouae, Wbeeliug.
JAMJtS McCRKA,
Manager, Columbua. Ohio.
? t- A, FORD,
Oea'l Paw, and Ticket Agent. PHubargh. Pa.
JgALTIMOREA OHIO RAILROAD CO.
On and after MAY 13, lb83, paneuger Indus will
run aa follow*?Wheeling time:
XAtT BOOMO.
I No. 85 I No. 5| No 1| I No. 8
Locil. pally j Dally 1^0.17 UAlly
Leave
Wheeling
Belial re
Arrivei at?
Grafton
Cumberland.
WaahluRtonClty.
Baltimore -
Philadelphia. I
New Yotk 1
1.5a
2 06
6 06
950
P M
2 2ft
3 36
A. M
8 41'
8.45
P. M
12 46
187
9 2u
10 4t
A. M i
8C5
6 6t:
P. M.
4 20
K M. p. M.
2.10' 510
5.20
928
A. M.
1.86
6.20
7.u0
P. M.
12.50
8.60
A. M.
610
WOT BOUSl).
I So. 2
So. 10 Daily
No. I
Daily
No fl
Dally
I*avo?
Wheeling .......
Belltlrc ...
Arrives M?
Ztneaville
Newark
Columbus
Cincinnati...
A. U
H 40
v.-a
Sanduiky
Indianapo'U
St. Louia
Chicago .....
KanauClty
A. M
a 20
loo
r m
12 45
1 60
8.10
8.0C
11.CI
A. M.
7.3(
C0(
P. M.
B.1U
P. >1
2.1*
a.u
c.r
71ft
a?
A U.
4.W
7 Oft
P. M
0.4ft
A. M
8.0C
8.K
P. 51.
11 15
11 Aft
A. V.
liirf
a.fii
bM
ia?o
0.25
P M.
12.65
7.80
7.S0
9 CO
No. ti-beiiairc una Cunibnduu /icconuMXiiuioti
leave* PelUire at 9 20 a. m. and 4 W p. m. dally cx
apt Bundir.
ri. A 0. Sleeping Carton all through train*.
Cloaeconnccttocftnro made fc?r all points Booth
and >-ouihwe*t, North and North wot, making Una
n deairablc mute (or rolonltta and i?i?ou? moving
to the great Wfcit, and to wbom particular atten*
tlon U given.
WHKKLINO, riTTS. AM) OALTIMQRB DIV.
Leave Wheeling 0.40 n. m.. 1.80 p. m , 4.40 p. m.
Se train* run ou thin Division on Sunday.
Ticket* to all principal polnta on aale at repot.
Bleeping Car ?ccommodatioua can be secured at
Depot Ticket Offlcc.
THOH. n B. HAASE,
Ticket Aceiii, B. <!bO. Depot.
JOHN BAILIB,
Ticket Agent under McLuro Heuao.
JOHN T. LANK, Trav. Pam-nger Agent
W.M. CLEMKNTH. M.of T.
PR T DKVUIFS. Ocn'l Agent. * hmlln*.
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