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Consumption Cured. ?'I believe It to bo ouo of tho best medicines mid. Tho physicians. two yearjago, said ray uife baa consumption. both lungs affected. I huvo had Vt joad tier South (or acvcml springs to krop her nlive, but since sho lifts been taking Railsra's Microbe Killer ebe he.* been rljrht at home attending to her business, and Is In better health than sho has been lor 'iO yearn ??JL T. VoOtx, Ce<b?rtown, Go. SoYernl -Diseases Cnred. "I cheerfully testify to tho curctlvo powers of tour ccdlcia?. I laving *cr.n?a sufferer irom weak Inns*. bronchial affection and Indigestion, d''.r taking Microbe Killor all of tho abovo tyaptoms have entirely disappeared. "Yours, etc., Tito?.;L. Davis. "Janitor Howard Memorial Library, Now Orleans, La." Asthma cud Catarrh Cured. "I havo been a sufferer from asthma and calarrh for more thun two years i>ast, getting innst of my F'.eep fitting up lu bed or reclining in a chair. 1 haro used one jus: of Radam's Mi crobe Killer, and for tho lost three weeks have ken sleeping naturally, soundly and sweetly as a child. I attributed my reUel to the remedy, awl heartily recommend it to nny one puftering from asthmatic or catarrhal trouble; Respect ju'ly, Kdwix R. Moorf,, "Cashier in Bank ot Adalrvillo, Ga." Fovor nn?l Flux Cured. "I cbeorinlly testify thit aftor taking Mierobp Killer lor tUtcon days 1 am entirely cured, af ter being sick two years with malaria fever, and during which time I contracted other disease1?, ilux. etc. I was attended during this time by three of tho bent doctors of the city without loUCllL WjL DOHEKTY, "10Colesto Now Orleans. La." Mr. Radam's Microbe Killer Cures all Diseases by Re moving tho CausjO. Fend 2 ceuv. stamp for 43-pago circular and tho Jlicrobi War .?hows what diseaso is and wha* tho remedy mus'. be, and ilo, to euro it. Read it, cir culate'!; anil you will bless tho discoverer lor taring your life. Address KADABFS illCROBa KILLEK, Nashvillp. Tonn.. or Lr^nn Drnrt Co.. Agonta. Wheeling. W. Ya. MEDICAL. 35WJOVS, pctli tho method and results when fiyrup of Figa is taken; it i9pleasant scd refreshing to tho touts, and acta really yet promptly on the Kidneys, J,ircr aud l'owels, cleanses tho Bys ?em effectually, ?dispels colds, head ncie3 and fevers and cures habitual coastipation. Syrup of Figs ia tho only remedy of its kind over pro duced, pleasing to'tho teste and ac ccptai'lo to tho Blomneh, prompt jn its action and truly beneficial in its cS'cetfl, prepared only from tho inoat bcaltliy anil <igreeal>lo gubatancea, its many excellent, qualities commend it (o all and havo mado it tho most popukt remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50a end 61 bottles liy all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who Kay not havo it on hand will pro cure it promptly fur any ono who r.ishes to try It. I>? not accept any tubstituto. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SHU FMUOMO. CAL. {jhiwius, a.- ?sawna,asv CURES ALL RUES I unuurt OUUWEJQ At night, from bahy's crib, aro distract ing to parents who aro at a loss for a iaedlcino equal to tho emergency. Kot bo with thoao who havo Aycr's Cherry Pectoral in tho house. A d030 of this nuidiclno affords curtain and speedy rolief. To euro colds, coughs, soro throat, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, and tho various disorders of tho breath ing apparatus,1 Aycr's Cherry Pectoral has no equal. It soothes tho iuflamed t issue,! jpromotos TXT Call For rd^. poso.Cap. U. Carley, Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: "I have used Aycr's Cherry Pectoral in my family for thirty years and havo always found its the host romndy for croup, to which complaint my children woro subject." "I uso Ayor's Cherry Pectoral in my prnctioo, and pronounco it to bo un cqualed as a remedy for colds and coughs."?J. Q. Gordon, SI. D., Carroll Co., Virginia. 0 flyers tuner? Trcn-rcj by Dr. ,T. C. Aver & Oo., Lowell, Maw. SoubyeUtiruggisu; I'rico^i; a" * ' *" ; el: bottles $5. Ask your doctor what hap pens to cod-liver oil when it gets inside of you. He will say it is shaken end broken up into tiny drops, becomes an emulsion; there are other changes, but this is the first. He will tell you also that It is cconomy to take the oil broken up, as it is in Scott's Emulsion, rather than bur den yourself wi'th this work. You skip the taste too. Let us send you an inter esting book On CAREFUL LIV ING ; free. Scnvr ? Bowku, Chemhti, ija South 3th Avenue, ?tjr York. VcurdniKRht keeps. Scott*? Emulsion of cod-liver druggists everywhere do, $1, 3? MEN V;r [CURES ASSURED 5 ?? \VITHOUT ?? . <aT0LrAcnDr.P0siKQ._ tv.uM.cr a11 UisensoH of men sticli ns licrvoua orAT: *'on? ofVljror, impotonoc, S.neJs iiu;> .Stricture, Kidney nrnl I,i?:??r ??l!faUles, Varicocele* etc. Free ?- i'h'iV p ?ro.-ui;o giving full pnrtlculaw (or 1 VTL?*?1*! honje treatment sent 1 ? | f-'i X ftj? 1 "enlcd on application. I WiSOfi ! TH C MARSTON CO. "?"""-malBPMwPucE, KreVow. Qe'.'3->rAy,v\v rrHK'lVEEKLY INTELLIGENCES VyT?,.* sparkllns. instructive)-family fc'7 It 1? original In every department. J?"CVCfy lino and fiultodM It ia intended *ad improve uvory r.iuiabex 01 til# -Mn *aeUicr in city w couutr/. If Munnaor Rloster could find a fow attraction which would "pull" tho peo plo into hta house aa tho Kormolao, for thrco performances, ho would hnvo n nov; tlieutro protty soon. By tho way, if thoro had boon o matinee porformatico of tho Ivormoiso it would alao havo packod tho theatre. Thoro* nro many pooplo who cannot attend a night per formance who were much disappointed becauso thero waa no daylight perfor mance. Perhaps it ia not too lato to pot their liberal contributions to tho fund yet. "Now York Day by Day" did a good business at tho Grand in ppito of tho rival attraction at tho othor houee. Mangaaer Itiostor will present this week "Tho Limited Mail," and "Kvan eolino," and Colonel Gonther will givo his natrons threo nights of Gray and Stephens and two of "Tho rayraastor." "nVAXOKLINK." "Evangeline," Mr. E. E. Rico's beau tiful operatic extravaganza, will havo an' elaboruto production at the Opera Houso, Wednesday, March 2, when it will be presented by 0110 of tho finest musical and oo'mcdv organirations in tho country, and with appointments as to scenery and costumea which havo boon pronounced by tho preas of Now York and Boston-"aimply magnificent." "Evcncelino" has been a great favorite with tho amusemont-loving public, and j eeerns to have gained popularity with oach succooding presentation. Tho ; following eathbllshedfavorltos arc In tho cast*. Miss Sadie Stephons as "Ga- j brlol;" Miss Ruth Davennortas "Evan- j gelino;" Mr. James S. Mafiit as "Lono Finhcrman;" Mr. George A. Schiller as I "LeBlanc;" Mr. Edwin S. Tarr as "Ben edict;" Mr. Richard Harlow as "Cath arine*" Harry West as "Captain Diot rich;"Mr. Bernard J. Rcilly, "Pollco man." "the limited mail." "Tho Limited Mail," tho wonderful now play by Elmer E. Yance, will next season fill an engagement at tho Audi torium, Chicago, the largest theatre in "the world and the finest in America, with a seating capacity of over seven thousand. Manager Vance has ollorod $5,000 perweek rent for a period of twenty weekr?, during tho continuanco of tho World's Fair in tho Windy City, and hia offer has been laid before the directors. If accepted. ?50,000 will be expended on scenic and mechanical effects. A real locomotive, with a real vestibulcd train, and-a real track will bo used. This groat play will bo at tho "Wheeling Opera Houso Tuesday oven ing. QUAY AND BTEPflEXS TO-XICIIIf. This evening tho well known Gray and Stephons Company will commence a three nights' ongacomeiit at tho Grand. This and to-morrow ovenings they will present tho great drama, "Tho Old Oaken Buckot " Wednesday after noon and ovoning they will produco thoir groat succcssj "Y^sper . Bolls." This company carries a car load of sccnerv, wonderful dramati'c dogs and a ho.it of novelties. Seats aro no\r going off at Genther'a rapidly, and tho stand- j ing room oign ia likely to bo out to night. Tim ItECKIVTB ATTACHED. W. K. Whiting, a member of tho "Now York Day by Day" Company, which closed an engagement at tho Grand Soturday night, brought suit be foro Squire A'rlclo against Manager Charles Mellvillo for $79 duo for salary. Tho box ollico receipts wero attached, but tho matter was afterward compro mised by the defendant payi 'g $40 and the .costs in tho case. ! STAGE SN'OWFLAKES. Chat ntiout Famous I'luys 'iinil Plnyors. | Roino 3?ocal Favorites. j Annio Pixley will try comic opera noxt eouson. Miss Ffolliott Paget lies concludod not to join Nat Goodwin. j John C. Rice's clow picco, "A Knotty Affair," is no relation to '"fancied Up.1 Emma Sheridan, of "Richard Mans fo'd'a company, is qulto ill in Now \ ork. Fanny Davenport ia said to bo in ox collont health and will Qnlsh hor season as bookod. W. G. Lombard, of Boston, agent ot tho Mondolsaohn Concort company, spont Sunday at the McLuro. Evangeline, with forty pooplo, ar rivod at Bellairo yestorday ovoning and will appear at tho Elysian to-night. "A Pnir of Kids" will be tho attrac tion at tho Martin's Ferry Opora Houso to-night. It was at Bollnire Saturday night. Tho Bedpath Star Concert company, with a ladv whistler and a boy soprano, will appear at tho Opora Ilouso next wool:. Miss Lizzie Mulvey will talco Katio Emmet's place in "Waits of Now York" next soason, tho lattor starring in a now play. Thefamiiinr music and airs In Evange line seom to possess additional charm at each ropotition. Tho protontious operas offor nono prettier. Georgo W. Juno has recontly closed a doal with every body's favorite, Gus Williams, whereby no bocomes his manager next soason. Miss Nollio Freo will resumo lior starring tour next season, opening in [ Juno and appearing in an entirely now play now being written for her. Nelso? Whoatcrott will not bo fending man of tile Pitou stock company next season. The position has been oflered to Robert Mantcll and refused. Frank Honnig ?will appear at tho Opera Houso in March, supported by a good company, for tho benefit of tho Wheeling lodgo of D. 1'. 0. Elks. F. IC Wallaco, a member of the "Now York Day by Day" company, was a membor of tho joint stock company which played for twelvo weolts In tho old Washington hall in 1872. Tho finest display of diamonds worn by any actress in this country is made, | by tho charming soubrotto, Miss Grace UrailUoId'H Foiualo ICcsulQtoff should bo usod by tho young woman, she who suffers from any uiuorder pe culiar to hor box, and at change of lifeis a powerful tonic; boneflta all who use it. sold at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug Co. and all druggists. n.tw. Pried only 15 Cta. Sell by cII llKlori. WHS reliovo Rheumatism, k'auratgia, S&allings,Bruises,Lumbago,Sprains, Hsadacba, Toothaaho, Soros, Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Scalds, Backache, oto. ?? ?? ? i. ? i .. ^ TkaBrint TobimAn Lnc"UMlI-Prlct 10CU. At all imtiljtt. Shonvood, of the "Limited Mall" Com panyjicr collection botiw vulnod nt over 573,000. " i??>ri w''?i ,'s tb"' lundlord of whom Ah There, in tho Cincinnati Enmrirer fays: A landlord In Wheolfng Is will ing to givei "rates" to theatrical compa ??" provided they do not contain any <l0k'B. colored people or women." Mr. K Ihmaen, advance agent of Joseph llaworth, arrived in Whcoling yestorday morning from Zanesvillo, whero ho had Just finished billing tho town for Ida star's engagement, flo is well Batlslied with tho rosnlts of tho season ao far. Ho wont on to Pitts burgh yesterday. Elmer E. Vanco, tho now famous author of "Tho Limited Mali," has re colvod an ofl'or from Rich & llarrls, the woll known Boston throatrical man agers, of ^5,000 for a play in which to Star a groat English artist tho firm bavo under contract. Verily, "nothing auc ceeds llko eucces.1. Parkoraburg theatre patrons are for tunate in being able to seo Joaoph iiawortb.tho colobrntod romanticactor, on Irlday. This is probably tho only point in West Virginia Haworth will touch, it being a handy run down from /ai:o3villo,?tvhoro he shows Thursday evening. From Parkoraburg the com pany jumpo to Now York. Frederick Wttrdo is making extensive preparations for next season's tour of tho \\ arde-James combination. Tho ropcrtoiro.is to consist of a revival of da Rimini, '"Julius Crasar," Othello and Honry Guy Carleton'a Momnon" and "Tho lion's Mouth." I lio has purchased Booth and Barrett's stage accessories for tho production of the former. This is exported to bo one ot the strongest combinations on the road next season. ?^1o Poet'? Soliloquy, "Klss^rhymcj to "bllra," In toot aa woll as Aa<1 ??hij'rfoT'th and "mrw" wlli ?)V?LnSj rst wnmt "cmnpletf. rpeorsrY' ltbymcs beat wl:h ' Golden Medical Discovery." For driving out scrofulous and all other taints of the blood, fortifying tho constitution against lung-scrofula or consumption, for strengthening tho di gestive organs .and invigorating the en tiro Bystem by eending streams of pare blood throngh all tho veins-there i8 nothing equal to Dr. Piorce's Golden Medica Discovery. It is tho only yuar Iinked blood, liver and lung remedy sold. "If it hurts yon, dear," said tho sur geon, as hp applied the splints and bandages, ' cry all yon want to. Yon will fee1 ?otter.' "Thank you, doctor," ropilod tho littlo Boston girl, "I never tSZw Wrinklcs tbe faoe-"-CMcayo A littlo Girl's Krporlenco In r, W jhtliovno. Mr. and Mrs. LorenTrescott are keep ers pf tho government lighthouso at Sand Beach, Mich., and aro blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with measlo?, fol lowed with a dreadful cough and turn lngmtoa fever. Doctors at homo and at Dotnot troatod hor, but in vain, sho grew worso rapidly, until sho was a mere ."handful of bonos."-Thi)n eho tried Dr. King s ^ ew Discovery, and after tho nso of two and a half bottles was completely cured. They aay Dr King's Xew Discovery is worth its weight In gold, yet you may get a trial bottle froo at Logan Drag Co.'a drug store. (j * Tho thoatro* of London aro now fumi gated after each performance to nrevcat tno spread of tho grip. LEMON" ELIXIR. ricnaar.t, Elegant, itrllnliln. For biliousness and constipation! take Lemon Elixir. For fevers, chlllg and malaria, tako Lemon Elixir. For sleoplossness, nervousness and f-lixir ? ^ lak? I-omon For indigestion and foul stomach, tako Lemon hhxir. }*or all sick and nervous hcadaches, tako Lemon Llixir. ' Ladles, for natural and thorough or ganic regulation, tako Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mozloy's Lemon Elixir will not lail you m any of tho abovo named dis eases, all of^ which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels. Prepared only by Dr. H, Mozloy, At lanta, Ga. 60c and $1 per bottle at druggists. Iximon Hot ]>rop,. Cures ail _ coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage and ail throat and lung diseases. Efogant, reiinblo. ^ 25 cents at druggists. Prepared only by Dr. H. -Mozloy, Atlanta, Ga. uiTa Tho now Gorman army tent is divisi ble into two portions, each of which can be converted into an overcoat in case of rain. FIN'AXOR AND TitADE. Tho Feature* ot the 31onoy nnd Stick llarkot*. Nrw Yohs. Fob. 27.?Monojr on call cosy with do loans; clotod offered at 2 per cent Wmo roeramtllo paper 4a5 per cont. Sterling exobango qnlct but steady ut 84MH'a4 8fl. Sales 141,840 ohAnes. Tito Ftorh market lu tho tnalu wm strong to-day, but remained vorv dull for tho general list, itotl there wero? only four active Btocku, 8t Paul. Heading, Uclaware Jr Hudson, and lu-urer A Hlo Urando preferred, whoso com* blncd operations were over hull of tho total buM? noss transacted. Tho continued oveniug up of short contriu is accounted for the strength lu tho goueral IhL but thcro wm now buying of a tno?t pronounced *ort In tho two stook*? Delaware ?t Hudson and Douvor?k Rio Grande, which gavo Character to tho trading. The general Hat open* Od Irregular, vrtth slight change* from ln.it nlgnt'8 ilfjurca, with a blow but steady lmprovoraont, Tho i'Ioso \xm cotlvo and strong ot the host prices of tho day. Tho final changes ure generally binnll fractional gains. Railroad bonds wore rather more active than usual of late. Traniactlou* 11,633.000. Government and stale bonds dull and steady. DO.f D9 AMP STOCK QUOTATlONfr-Cl/OSED nitX U. 8. 4s rog...M 1HJWI U. 8.4s coupon UOU V. 8.4ty rofl, lou 1 Pacific m 0f"05 109 Atehlsou- 3VJJ Oregon Nav 80 Now York ContraL.113k Ohio Mississippi.? 22s, 00 preferred 85 Oregon Improro't- 26 Adams Express 14f* American Express..!!? Canada Puclflo W . Canada Southern... CQVd Central I'oolrto 30ki Chwiapeoko A Ohio 24>i| do tlrst proferroa 61 do second prof d 42 Cht. Dur. <fc QnlucylOJW Oregon Trana 15M PaoTdo Mail 87 Pittsburgh.. 150 Pullman Palnco I/tf Heading 58k ltock Island....^ W,i St Paul 78-J3 do preferred- LtfH ?ft. Panl ?Sr Omaha... 47ft, Del. A Hudson- lSSVj do preferred. .....113' pel., Lack. & WesLlOOkTenn. Coal A Iroul 45k Den. A R (1. pref'd 6H4 Texas Paclflo 10k Erie 91^ Union Pacific Sfift U.8. Express 44 Fort Wayne 164 Illinois Central 106 Kansas A Texas 17>ii Lake Shore, 123)4 Louisville it Nosh. 73; Memphis it Chaa.... 20 MIchlKou Contral...l06 Missouri Pacific 61k Nashville ft Chatty SrtU New Jorsey ControLMOk Norfolk it W.pref'd 4U Northern Poelfia.,.. 23ft do preferred 67k Northwestern M..U0jj do preforrod. 141 Wv 8t 14. A P 13k do preferred Wells Fargo Ex 14.1 Western Union S7k Am. Cotton Oil 31k Colorado Coal C6>% Iron Sllvor- l'JO Quicksilver do preferred ? 8utro - 0 Ulchm'dA W. P.T. 16k Chlcstro Gas 76k [LoailTrust. 1% |Sugar Trust fc3 7Jren<lstii(Ta and 1'rovulonn. Chicago, III.. Fob. 27.-The wheat mnrket hod a wcakHondeucy to-day. Wheat opened ex tremely dull for a time and? prices held quite fltouay to the closing prices oi yesterday. Ilut tlie feeling gradually grew weak and when a few Items of ocarlbh news were collected aud per Yuded in the pit, the bulls were stampeded and J rices dropped. Cubells wero somewhat con Icilcff, some private advloea qtiotlnx dullness and lower prleon, while others unld the market was holding Ito own. Tho regular board of tradof^cnblc was steady and firm. Tho general business, however, was exceedingly dull and tho trade Beamed hesitating aud cautious, with Umldlty tho mobt uotlc-eablo characteristic. Com waa quiet but weak. Outs wero more active but lower and wcab. Hog products weak and lrnver. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat?Cash, Na 2 ?prlng 88c; No. 3 pprlna: 82o: No. 2 red 92>^c; February 8^asba83c; May 9t>& a92ka00kc. Cork?Cos h Na 2.' 4?c; Fobruftry 40^atla Wio; March 41alljkn41c; Mny 4l^a(2Ka4lo. Oatb?Cnab No. 2, 2S^o; February ffl)^c*. May MkaWkai'O^c. Uyb?No. 2, 8lka Baulky?No. 'A 0Ca53c. Flaxseed?Wc. Timothyseed??1 20ul i?. Mws Por.K?Cash ?11 03; Fobniftry 111 C2 M 1127)^11 0".: March fll 27^01152)^11 SO. Lauu?C:isu And February iJ; May 8fl 00a 6 35o6 biK Suoht KID3?CjjJh and Fobruary 63 75; May Moft 92K&^ 87J< BitOULDKia?H7Do5 Gd Whisky?$114. Dltteu?Steady: fancy creamery 29c; flno west ern 25a27c: dairy 21a24e. Ecoy?lCa New Yonx, Fob. 27.?Flour, receipts 20,000 barrels; oxporta 6.000 barrels; markot dull and heavy; sales 17,000 barrols. Wheat, receipts 124.000 bushels: exports 11,000 bushels; falcs M,000 bushels of futures and 13,000 bushels of Hpot; markot Irregular and quiet; No. S red5100 al 00V?; un~rndeu red 82Hca$l 00%; options weak and lower: No. 2 rea rcbruary t*l 04>4: March 31 OlHilOttral 01k; April ?1 04-^ol 04%a 104^; ibiy 81 CUfc June 81 01%. Rye linn; western 9ae. Corn receipts U2,o00 bushels; exports 79,000 bushels; sales 715.000 bushels of futures and 352,000 busholi of spot: market firmer: ungraded mixed 48ka52c: February and March ly^c; April 49J^o; May 4!>ko. Oats, rcoclpta 'W.OOO bushels; exports.3,000 Dushels; eales 80,000 bushela of futures and 50,000 bushels of spot: market dull and oosier; No. 2 whlto March 3Skc; mixed western 3ia S7i/c.,Uuy quiet; shipping o3c: good to choice 7'aOOo. Cofll-e steady and 5a20 points down; Karc.h 13.75c: April lS.20al3.25o; May 12.85a 12.95o; June 12.?c; July 12.55c. Sugar quiet MolasMo quiet Rico fairly active; city domca tlc 4ka6>/c. llosln steady. Turpentine firm at ?43c. Eggs qulot and wook; western 17a Pork firm; mess?3 75a\0 50; extra prime 810 00? Cut meftLsdnlL Lard lower: western steam W 74; Moroh W74: May $684; July 95 0J. butter steady; western dairy 18&23o; Elgin S0n31>ic. Cheeso atrong. Saltikoue, 3>ln.. Feb. 27.?Wheat v.eak; No. 2 spot 3102>$al 02^; March and May 81023<a 102^: June 8101>^; receipts 40,000 bushels: ship ment s 71.000 bushels. Coru eaay: mixed spot March -iOVc; April and May49a49%o; receipts 195.000 busnela; snlpmcuta 29<,000 bushels. Oats dull; No. 2 whlto weatarn 38c. Kyoquiet; No. 2,97a Hay Urm at ?lU50al4CO. IJuttor steady and uuchauged. Eggs firm at ICo. Coffeo steady otl7>^a I^uiLADEi.nriA, Pa., Feb. 27.?Flour quIeL Wheat lower: No. 2 rod Fobmary, March and April #i 02kal 02)^5 May SI Olal ulVt Corn firm: Na 4xuLxca43kc; Na 3 mixed, on track 480; No. 2 mixed February 40>$c; March 49u49ko; April aud May 43%a<9>^0. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed 3lc; Na 2 whlto February 37a3T^!o; March S7%aS8c; ApTll aud May 88kaSt^c Egtfs dull and weak; Pennsylvania firsts 17a ClSCTSXATl, O., Feb. 27.?Flour Bteadv. Wheat easier: No. 2 rod 96%c. Cora eteady; No. 2 mired 41ka Oatd easier: No. 2 mixed 31a Rye casior; No. 2, 91a Pork dull at 81160. Lard dull and weaker at 80 25. Bulk meats qulot at 65 85. Bacon easy at 26 59. Whisky steady at t-'i 14.' Butter and cheese quiet Toledo, O.. Feb. 27.?Wheat active and lower; No. 2 cash and February v5ko; .May 95%a Com dull; cash 40a 0at3 qulot; cosh 32c. Ityc dull ut 80c. Cloverscod steady; CaEh &?90; March 5565. 3Llvo Stock. Cnrcioo. Im*, Fob. 27.?Cattle, receipts 2,500 head; shipments 1,500 boad:-market steadv at yestorday's quotations, Hogs. receipts 25,000 head; shipments 10,000 bend; market slower; rough 8413a4 6); mixed St fOal 70; prime heavy weights?! 76rt4 80; light 84 40a4 75. 8heop, re ceipts 1,000 head; shipments 8,000 head; market steady; ewes S3 50a4 40;| mixed &1 60a4 90; weth ers W 60a4 75; westerns *1 65u5 40; lambs 86 50 n6 50. Eakt Liberty. Pa.. Feb. 27.?Cuttlo, receipts I 1,000head; ehipmenu 700 head: market nothing doing, all through consignments. Hogs, receipts { 3.0C0ticnd; abipmonts 2,000 head; market slow: all grades at $1 99afl 20. Shcop, receipts 1,200 head; shipments 600 head; market slow at yea* I torday's prices. ] Cincinnati. O.. Feb. 27.?Ilogs In light do maud and lower; common and light 83 40al 70: packing and butclierc 84 50a4 90; receipts 1,700 head; suipments 2,600 heud. Pctroloum. New York. Feb. 27.?Petroleum hns at last reached the extreme point of dullness, and was literally abandoned, not a sale iu nny of tho cor tiilcutes or options in oithor c-xchaugc securing to-day. On. City, Pa.. Fob. 27.?Opened and higher 5S%c; lowest 57%c; closed at 58c; sales 43,000 barrels; clearances 75,000 barrels; shipments ?0,809 barrels; runs 10,057 barrels. PrrreuuBOH, Pa.. Feb. 27.?Oponed nt 67%c; closcd at 58o; highest 6S>fo; lowest 57%c. WeoMjr Jtank Statement. New York. Feb. 27.?Tho wookly bank stato mentshows tho following changed: Reservo, decrease 833R7.650 Loans, increaso 4,309,003 Specie, docrofiic 6,237,800 Legal tenders, In ere mo . 1,1C9,200 Deposits, Increase (377,000 Circulation, Increase 7,900 The banks now hold ?0.908,700 in oxceu of tho requirements of tho 25 per cent rule. Motul". ' New York, Feb. 27.?Fig iron quiet: American 815 75al7 75. Copper QUlCt; lako 310 00a 10 66. Lead dull: domestic 8-1 20a4 25. Tin quiet; straits 819 65. Cotton. Cincinnati, a, Feb. 27.?Cotton, qnlet; mid dling 7c. I was bo much troubled with catarrh it seriously affected my voice. One bot tle of Ely s Cream Balm did the work. My voice is fully roatored.?B. F. Lieps nor, A. M.. Pastor of tho Olivot Baptist Church, Pniladelpela, Pa. Mwraw Iluckleu'n Arnica H:ilv?? Tho beat Salvo in tho world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Sklu Erup tions, and positively curoo Piles, or no pay requirod. It ii guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prico 25 cents a box. For sale by Logan Drop Co, Children.Cry for Pitcher's Castorja! MEDICAL o* I WAS THE VICTIM or the WORST CASE or CATARIUI tilt I ever licnnl of. I wna entirely deaf In ono cor, and all the Insldoof my nose, Including port of tba bono sloughed off. No sort of treat ment benefited me, and physicians mid "I would never bo any better." Aji o lost resort I took Swift's Specltlo, nnd.lt entire ly cured mo and restored my hearing. I have been well for years, with no sign of return of tho disease.?Mrs. JoaEi'inxs PoLttriA, Due TT?f, & 0. ? SCI Q la entirely vegetable, and i Ui Oi ncver.falls to eliminate tho poison. Send for Book on tho Blood, etc. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atiawm, GJu "WOOD'S"PHO 8 P HODINE. TI1K UIIKAT KMUI.IMI HKMtUr. Promptly and perma nently cures all forms of Nerroui Weakness, Ktnls lion*, Spermatorrhea. Im potency, and oil effects of abuse or excesses. Been inscribed over 35 years ln^ housands of cafes; Is thee OHLY M'.UABt.R AND 110X-8 ^ _ EfcTMKMCi.fEKHoWN. Ask Ileforo and After, druggists for Wood's Phocthommk; II he offers ronie worthless medlcluo in placo oi thii. leave his dishonest store, Incloao price In letter,and wo ?will send by return mail. Price, ono packego.Sl; ?bc,tS. One will pleoso, nix will cure. Pamph let In plain noaled ouvolopo, 2 stamps. Addrcu THE WOOD CHEMIC/.LCO.. 131 Woodward avo., Detroit. Mich. Pold In Wheeling by LQOAN DRUG (XX MWIMFOW ONE CENT A DOSE. Nobody llkoa being slok, yot many aro willing to bo no rather thau face a heavy doctor's bill. But what's tho uao of suffering at all whon relief and cure mar bo purchased at tho ratu of ono. cont a dose. bjr using burdock Blood Hitter*, a medlcluo that is guaranteed to euro or relievo all dlsoaaes of tho stomnch, livor and boweli. Two groat sources of diseaso uro Dyspepsia and Constipation. Thoy cause Headache, Bilious ness, Dicaino^?, Palpitation and Impuro Blood, which in turn causes pimplos, boils, blotohes, tumors, scrofula and similar diseases, thus sffbeting tho entire ayatora. We guuxantco Bur dock Wood Bitters, if fuithfnlly used according to directions to cure Dyspepsia and Constipa tion and all diseases springing from thum, and will refund tha money to any porson not 6att* fled after using the whole or part of the ilrat bottlo. F03TKII, MlLlTuilN A CO, , fol Bu3aio, N. Y. j ELY'S CatarrH CREAM BALMi Cloaneefl tho Nueal Passages AJIrvs Pain and Inflammation, Heals tho Sores. Rcstorcfl the Senses of Taste and Smell. Try the" Cure. HAYFEVER A partlclo h ancHod Into ufoh noetru ond u ogretftblo. FricoW cenbi at druggists; by mail, registered, 00 cts. KLY BK0T1IEH3, 0C2-MW7AW CO Warren Btreet. Now York. ChirJscttc/o EnoftA DttnionJ Broni. Orlrfaal w<J Ouiy OonaUe. A oapc, ladies ??k Z'A Progrlrt Ut CMt*wfpr'? W>-c?AA .mnuf Brtnd la He4 OeWrsrt?J-\W?r Jlto NctM, *1tk Mm ribVn. \? .STokonortthrr. /l<iV*e tfan^neiu V rmlitirvfioru and <nltiHon*. Jil DtortMi, * v Ktid ?!???' ferpartlrolin.UBtlEo. tWi (br La<i!r*," ii letter, br rolnm Mull. 10,WW TcstUnsnUla. J>?m4l'3rrr. CMe'hctt'-r Chaiajkd Oa, U*i!aon(ftati?ro, go!! bj ?Ulxc(u 1:??x1uj. PHIIimIa^Tu TThSdEOVf JEWECURV. RAILROAD WATCHES. Wc aro iiEAixjVAKTCiia for flno Wctcho* of all kinds. Special at:*mtlon given to Watches for railroad eorvico. Soto agents for the famotB -YACIIERON & CONSTilHTlS, The beat Railroad Watch in the worli 1. G. DILLON &CO., 12-23 Market Street. Official Inspectors for?' Fourth Division, B. A 0. R, B, TranH-Ohio BIvIbIau, B. & 0. R. R, Wlictfllng A Pittsliurgh DItIhIod, B. &0?R. R. n5-For the nert thirty days, special prices on Watches to railroad men. fc|7 OF WEST VIRGINIA. A Book of 1,050 Pages, TfltliCOO Wood Cats and Biographies of tlia LEADING MEN OF .WEST ?A. * This volume also contains 150 pages ofWcst Virginia facts dndctatlstlc3. It gives tho tesnlt of every election glnco tho org*nl7.ntiou of tho State. It Is tho most valunfclo hook over published In TTtsst Virginia. miCE: In Cloth, . . , S5.00 In Half Morocco, . . 7.60 Send Ordorsto Frew, Campbell & Hart, Wheeling, W. Va. <iag>-D.w $21. bhbbbbi $24. BflBEga 1,000 Gonulna Tylor Curtain Ooaka 821 nnd 324 Not 8pot Cash. Ko, dOOT Anttqno Oak Standard Tyler 3)c?ka, ?Sit. Ala. loDSr by Oft. Ola. high. Mlco nnd Dasl l?roof, atr.o Bottom ander drawers: patent; Brass Ifned Cwialn; Polished Oak; WrlUnffTablo: GTum* bier loan on? look focurtnj an drnworai 8 hoary Srdbonrd Kl'.lng Boxes; Cupboard In end; Paneled nlvWcd Back; EztonsKm Arm illdoi: YfelgM 800 lt>?. Prlco, F. O. B. at Factor}', 004 Met. Aloo 1,000 Antique Aoh Dsoka. Ko. COOB. Banjo a3aboTe,ejoertmado of Bolld Antlqao Ath. good aa Oak. TVelcbt ?00 lb?. yrlce P. O. B. at Factory. SB1 Net. Shipped from onr jndUnapolU factory direct. ilado and Bold palely by the TYLE* DE0K CO., Gt. LouU, Mo. B0p*5i0tt*loftioofpin* OouoUff, D*i*?, ?0la CC16--J flntuercr printed. tiotu tnr, 14 eroUJ RAFLWAY TIME CARD. Arrival ?nd dopArtur? of trains on and nficr Derombcr I \ l*?9i. Explanation or ItttrmtNcn Marks: ^Dftllyj fOiinduy* oxcoptod; IMonday excepted: JSuturdny excepted; JSundny only; ^Saturtln^only^ Eastern Standard Time. Dtrinri ' * ?5:15 am Wash. *2il0pin I Wash, *12:25 xiuiWub. C'y, Bolt, Phil. <St N.Y <5TJt R?Sfnl nTlne,Ea<t h. C'y.Hall,. PhlL & N. V h. Cy.Pnlt., Phil. ?& N. Y 18:10 am -Cumberland Accom.. *J:1C AlllUVK. ?II :20 pm *12:50 pm am t4:*?3 pm 12:50 pm pill :M pm 00 am f 4:5S t 7:0C AHMVR. -.':10 pm -.Oration Accom fSrJOami -Moundsvlllo Accom, ?3:10 pra Moundsvlllo Accom.. tO:OJpm| Cnmoron Accom..., Dkl'ART. III. hTOIl-o.o. 1)1 v.. \w?ii *7:E0 am For Columbus and Chicago ?1:15 am ?10:15 am Columbus. Cin. and Cblcugo *0:00 pm *10:15 pin t.Chlcagtf Limited *0:10 am 18:15 pm Chicago Express fli:05pm ?10:Wpui Columbus. Cin. & 6t Louli.. *0:ft5 am 13J15 pm -.Columbus A room t)2:05pm t 0:15 anil j|. Clalrsvlllo Aeeoui tl2:($vm pTu|. ht Clalrevlllo Accom | 10:00 pm depart. juo. H. a.?W.7P. 4 n. Dlv.1 Auniva. 1 **',:lu am L. Kor Pittsburgh aud East...'*j 0:10 nui ?7:20 am Pittsburgh | *6:55 pid 18:10 pm .Pittsburgh and East "10:10 pm 1:"0 pm -....Pittsburgh tl2:l5pra 5:00 pm ...\\a?hliwtou, I "a.. Accom...| 17:50 am - rltMburgh 1 U'.HOam DEPART. I PTtTT&T. E,KY. J AJlMVi 7:20 am ... Pitta burgh 19:20 pm tf:90ami StoubenvUlq and West ... ? ? ? ?iti:25pm 1:50 pm*. Pittsburgh and Now York.J 43:35 pm 4:20 pm Lplttaburgh and Now York.. tl0:3l) am 0:05 pm ...Pittsburgh andN. Y. Ex.... WWT. '8:80 am Express, Clu. aud 8t Louis-. fl0:05pm Expross, Clu. andfit Louis.., |1:80 pm {Express, titcub. and Chicago. Opml....Pittwburgh Dennlson.. DEpifiri CTd P. K. it '5:49 am Pittsburgh, Clovo. &Chlcaj;>>. 9:43 am .......Btouuenville Accom 1:12 am ..Pittsburgh and New York... 2:00 pm 8:44 pin 7:11 pm DEPART. 9:45 am ?3:25 pm 6:45 pm Ittsiiurgh ana New ^oric. Cleveland and Chicago-...-, ..Pittsburgh and New lork... ..... Kn-st Liverpool... 0:50 am 6:25 pm [3:35 pm lo :80 am W. .k L. E. UTTC Stoubenvlile. Clove.A Toledo -.Sioabcnvlllo and Toledo... Sieubonvllle.......... ... |...Btoubenvlllo and Jowctt a l. aAV. k. r. Urlchsvlllo, Medina, Clovo. Now Phi la.. Canal Dover and Mausllon Ft Clalrsvlllo St Clalrnvlllo St Clalrsvlllo St Clalrsvlllo Flushing and Urlchsvlllo. DKFART. OTlTO lilVliftll. 11 ?0:45 tun Passenger |ll:50 am Pa*sengor *4:00 pm Pafisengor. DEPART. 11:06 pm t5:00 pm 4s :00 am 110:85 am 12:24 pin 6:21 pm 1:80 pm LEAVE BELLAIRE 8:00 am 8:45 pin 12:45 am "fiTiXiTkaiXRDaix ....Bell aire and Zancsvlllo.... ?...Woodsflcld Mixed Train ARRIVE. " pm pm urn [0:00 am " 52 pm pm 10:15 p f 1:10 p lilllWil 10:00 a ]">:5'J p 7:15 r ARRIVE. 6:10 pm 2:45 pm ?9:10 am AIUIIVR. f2:49 pm til :33 am "9:35 am 1:11 pm 5:26 pm 8:03 pm It 12:10 pm ARRIVP. ?10:50 am p :35 pm ?8:00 pm ARRIVE. nr.Li.AmB 8:10 pm 7:30 am ll:15p:n RAILROADS. Wliccllnp llrlilge & Terminal Hallway. TlmeTablu in efl'ect Feb. 1,1891 Eastern (or Wheeling Time.) I/Cavo Wheollmr?tC:15,f7-^0, 16:eO, t9:45,?lO:.TO. ?ll:?0a m.; ?12:30, *1:80,*2:80. *8:25, ?3:30. "1:30, ?5-X0,10:45. *7:80,18:30.19:20, fl0:45 p. m. Lcavo Martin's Firry~1<5:3j5.18:0>W:5fi. *10:00, ?11:00 a. m.; ?12:10, *1:00, *2:00.12:63,?3:ia?4:OJ, ?5:10,45:5^, *7:10, *3:00, t9:00. tl0:00 p. in. tDally, except Sunday. ?Dally. N. W. EAVK3. General Manngcr. ?ffHEElISO SELMQUOVE Il.VILROAD. On nnd nltor Frldny, January J, 183i traini vrill rati as follow, city tlmo; Leave Wiieixiko.?*6:00 a. m.. 7:00a. m.. 8:0) a.m., 9:00 a. m., 10:00 a m.. 11:00 a. m., *12:60m., 1:00p. m., 2p. m.. 3:00 p. m., 4:00 p m.. 5:03 p. m., 6:00 p. m., T.-Od p. m., 8rt0 p. uin 9:00 p. ul, ll^Oyv m. Leave Ex.k Geovb.?'*0^X3 a m., 7:00 a. m.f 8:0) B.m,,9a. m.. 10:00 a. m.. 11:00 a. m.. 12:00 m.. lKX)p. m.. 2:00 p. m.. 8:00 p. m., 4:00 p. ra., 5:0) p. m., 6:00 p. m., 7:00 p. in., 8:00 p. dl 9:00 p. m., 10:00 p.m. ?D?ily, except Sunday. Sunday.?Church trolna jenvo Elm Grovo at 9:43a m. and Whcollng at 12:17 p. m. 11. E. WE1SGEI1BLH, del General Munu^cr. BALTIMORE S OHIO. Departure and arrival of trains at Wheeling. East [em time. Schedulo in ef fect December 13. 1831. MAIN LINE EAST. For Baltimore. Philadel phia and New York. 12:25 a. uj.. 6:15 a. m., 2:10 p. in, . dally. Cumbcrlaud aooommodatlon, 8:10 a. m., daily execpt Sunday. Grdftou accommodation, 2:10 p. m., daily. Woundavillo accommodation. 8:10 a in., ex cept Bur.day, and 2:10 p. m., daily, Camoron occommodatlon, 6Kwiv m., exccp. Sunday. ARRIVE. l'om New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 8r20 a m. and 12:50 p. m. and 11:20 n. in., daily. Cumborlwid accommodation, 4:55 p. m, ox* copt Sunday. ... Grafton accommodation, 12-50p. m., dally. _ MoundovUlo accommodation,8:20 a. in., 12:53, p. m., dally: 4:55 p. m.. except Sunday. ? Cameron accommodation, i a. m., excoptBun* ^7' TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. For Chicago. 7:80 and 10:15 a. m. aud 10:30 p. m.. dally, and 3:15 p. tn.. daily, except Sunday. Cincinnati expross, 7:80 and 10:15 a. m. daily and 10:50 n. nu dally, excopt Saturday, aud 2:3) a m. Sunday only. Columbus accommodotion. 8:15 p. in*, daily, excopt Sunday. , x , St Clolrevlllo accommodation. 10.13 a m. ana 3:15 p. m., except Sunday. AWUVE Chicai^o express. Iil5and 6:10 a m. andG:3) p. m.. daily. . Cincinnati orsprcfl\ 0K)5 a m. and 6:00 p. m., Columbus accomodation, 12:03 p^ m., dally, except SnUday. ? . 6t Cluirevlllo accommodation. 12:03 p. m. ana I 6K30p. m., dolly, excopt Sunday. . I WHEELING .t PITTSBURGH DIVISION. I For Pittsburgh. 6:10 and 7:23 a in., dally; 1:33 p. in., daily, except Sunday. For Pittsburgh and the East, 6:10 p. m,, dally, j Washington accommodation, 5:00p. in., dally, excopt Sunday. ARRIVE. | From Pittsburgh, 10:10 tw m.. dally and 12:53 p. m.,dally, oxceptSundny; 6:55 and 10:25p. in., doily. , Washington acoommod.itlon, 7:50 a m., dally, [ oxcopt Sunday. Pennsylvania Stations. Trains Run by Central Tlrao. XlCSET 07FICK9 AT PRNTSTHVAJTCA STATION OH r*u St.. Foot op Ei.tjvnmi bt., Whcklixo, : MoLumk House, Wnnr.MXd, axd at iuk Watki I'fi.TOfiTLVAKIA STATION, BRIDaKPOCT. SorxirwrsT Btbtkm?Taj? ITakdlk noun:." thajkb nu* daily exoktt hCnuay as FOLLOWS: FllOM WnKELINQ TO WAYE AIWIVB Wollaburgand Stcubouvlllo 0:20 am. 6:25 pm UoDonnla and Pittsburgh 0:20 urn 8:20 pm Indianapolis and St. Louis. 7:30 nm 6:25 pm ? Columbus ftnd Cincinnati 7:30 am 6:25 pro Wollaburg ond Steuben villo.... 7:30 am 6:23 pm McDonald and Pittsburgh C:20 am 5:26 pm Philadelphia and New ^ ork....12:20 pm 2:85 pm Stoubenvlllo and Plttsburgh...l2:?0 pm 2:35 pm Columbus and Chicago- -12:30 pm 2:35 pin Philadelphia and New York.... 3:20 pm 0:30am Baltimore and Washington 8:20 pm 9:30 am Stoubenvlllo aud Pittsburgh... 3i20 pm 9:30 um Steubeuvillo and Dounteon 3:20 pm 0:30 am Indianapolis and St. Louis 9:05 pm 6:50 nm Dayton and Cincinnati- 9:05 nm 6:60 am Steubenville and Colnmbus 0:05 pm 5:60 am Northwest System?Clovo. A Pitts. Division. Trains run dally, cxcopt Sunday, as ifollowa: Fnosj BnmoEi'onT to Leave. Aiuhvb. Ft, Wayne and Chicago 4:49 am G:45 pm Cunton and Toledo 4:49 um 0:45 pm Alllanco and Cleveland. - 4:49 am 0:15 pm Steubenville and Pittsburgh.... 1:49 am 8:15 pia Stoubenvlllo and Wollsvlflo-,.. 8:43 am 2:05 pm Steubenville and Plttsbnrgh....l0:12am 10::;0nm. It. Wayno A Chicago 1:00 pm 6:45 pm .Canton and Toledo 1:00 pm 6:45 pui Alliance aud Cleveland 1:00 pm 2:05 pm Steubenville and Wellsvlllo 1:00 pm 0:45 pm ? Philadelphia and New York.... 2:44 pm 4:52 pm Ualtlmoro and Washington.? 2:44 pm 4:52 pm Steubenville and Pittsburgh... 2:41 pm 4:62 pm Steubenville A East Liverpool. 0:11 pm S:00 am OHIO RIVER RAILROAD. Direct routo to Marietta. Parkersburg. Point Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and Cincinnati. Also to Charleston, Cliftou Fore* and Staunton, Va* and Laxlngton aud Louu> vllle. Ky. Timo Table effective Dooemborfl, 190L "Dally, fUnily except Sunday. Leave? Wheeling....;-.. Arrive? Marietta Purkersburg ... Point Pleasant... liuntlngton a. in. 5:45 9:15 f'.m. 2:tt Arfjlnnd Portsmouth Cincinnati ..... C?arlot> ton Clifton Forge Stauntorv - Lexington. ' Inville a.m.lp.in. 10:60 3:03 &'Ab ........ 7:30 p.m. 7:;i0........ 3:65 a.m. 6:3:1 9:t0 Loutoyj achcckod Ihrough~to . kenbii^wlTr ?0a<lral Vm**" X*3a<- Plr' 4*&2SL,tWft QoaoriL r&ueagor /scat, Whoollas,