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MEDICAL. tOUlS D. VaMDEHVERE, On rl the best ksmra Itosinna oca !:i Ohloign ri.prcaontatlv? of tbojrrcat Braditroot Co. HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION. Dr. Zfilts Medical Co., JSlkhnri, Jnd, f.ciitlomen: I tako pleasure in Informinffyou of i :v t*nc(loi(U results which have fallowod ti.? cf Dr. MilcR' RetTORATiVc Nervini n t cuwol myzel: mi-a wife. Kora year! *aa , to ft clictrcwlng pain at tho l*sc of tho truu and upper portion of iho spinal cord. I ,M.t loyt Co*h and was Riratly ? 1 F R *" II troubled vllh tiloeplwwneaa. V w- f *- *-? your Nervine wan highly n . ::d?dtomo. M v cam had been sooMU I hud iio con'idcnco in tho ofllcacy of an; ncdicino. Veto* n lastrexort Jconsontcato It u trial. Much to inypiirprlM. I n:cpcrJom,?'<I niarke-l f cncflt; iny ?Icvpleflt:!os8 disappeared; my hendacbo was removed; taysplrltaanaseiicral ^thousands aaiNtO TtltHTt POUKDB. ALL THIS OCCUftftCQ ?rrtn I.CARNCD AND WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS had r*" id My wifoiiithkln^' tho Nervine vritfi Cit U^t of results. Louis V. Va3Z)?BV?1U. Kj.'u on u Positive Guarantee. On MILES' PILLS,50 Doses25CT3. c.,1.1 I,,. l^rtl ir l vf>rv*.vl)i>ri?. IllrIS-IfU'KftWV ely's CatarrH CREAM BALM ( InitHf l'tlll> ^^CA.TARH^-, < Ni-.ii I'.mwijcm, fflSPLD in J Allnvn I'.iln an J ffy . ,2$s & & 2, fHAYFEVER fs^A Heal; tte So?as. K? i.*n* or Tnilo aiul .Smelt. m<?K* TRY THE CURE. HAY-FEVEff A particle N :?j>:>1Io(1 into cach nostril and is sgTeenbic I'r ? at Druggists; h>* mall, register* . jslvbkOTHHKS, .v? Warreu St.. Now\ork. OCt KMWKAWy 1 ^gjk R1P-ANS | IIFlABULESl j REGULATE THE i STOMACH, LIVERanoBOWELS : : AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. : ? nil'ATfS TAnCLES nro the bent 3Icdt. J cl?c Iviiov.u fur ludlpivwltau, UlllauftticM, ? ? llendaebc. i'onctlpstton, Cbronlo 9 l.lur Trouble*, Piudiion, Hud'Jomplcxlon, Dtuntery, Offennlto Hrcutli, mid nil ?]! ? f ? order* ol' the Stomach, J.Ivor and lioncls* 4 J JMtrins TabtdM contnln nothing injurious to the i.iurt doltcato constitution. Arc liWwint to r take, ufe, cffoctu&l, nnd i;!vc jirnncdlato relief. J Mnr br obtained by applications acareet 0 c drujjht. 1 o ? tf:>o?er.9Aa?AOA?4(t??iiauoit?'*v* mr27?PAW #?TAPA3>iJb;fcS.I3 pijyjs CURE A Kew and Cmnifloto Treatment, connoting o! RrWOSlTORIES, Caprolei c! Ointment and 1* i lloxwiof omunent. Anovor-fallii;;t Curo for 1 11 nf iivowrnflturoand decree. lttunKcsunoporPtion with thokniCo or lujoctlonn Of carbolic acid, wb'xk lire pninful and peldora ft porniiment euro, nnd of ton rcMiitJnK itv douth, nnnecosaory. Why oncUire this terriblo diooaao? W?. ttunrantoo 0 boxes to cura any cuse. xoa only pay roc k>noQta rccolvcd. $1 a box, 0 for |3 byinnii. OumpU free. Guarantees l^nod brourojjoutn. nnJUCTIPATiruW Cured. Piles Prevonled, UUflO I IrA! !UW by Japanese Liver Pollch (be groat LIVER nnd STOMACH HUGULATOIt and PlOODPUHIl'IF.ll. Brantl/toild nud pieaHuut to lak?, oupodally ndaptod toe chtldica auao. cu Doses ft cents. GUARANTEES Issued only through CHAR R r.nirt /''. Successor to McLalu Hrother*. DrugK ?ta. Wheeling W Vn. J>-!7-M<vMivy DRUGGISTS. IN ONE NIGHT! By the use of either of those delightful Toilet Articles, Violet Cream or Rose Cream, Your Skin will become SMOTH and SOFT! PnKPAlUjn AND SOM? DY It. 33C. LIST, All Dealer.* Pell It. 1010 Main strict. PROffllNENT MEN WestVirginia. A BOOK of1,050 PAGES 1 With 200 Wood Cuts nud Itiogrnphics of The LEADING HEN of WEST V&. Tills volume also contains i,o pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every election since the organization of the State. It is^the most valuable book ever published in West Virginia. PHIOBi In Cloth $5 00. In Hjilf Morocco 50. Send Order* to?? IHTELUfiEHGHt PUBLISHING COMPANY.. den-law Wlii'clluj W. Va. FINANCIAL REVIEW. If _____ Henry Glows's Weekly Lottor on L tho BusinoBB Situation. a MAIN FEATURES OF THE PAST WEEK \ L t Tho Bull Element in the Ascendant li on Wall Street?Waiting tho Action J of Congress on tho Tat-ill and Car- y renoy?IlopcH that tho Worst Eflbct a Have Already Been Felt. " 11 o Special Corrcarond/.nt of the In'cUiasncC. o Nnw York, Nov. 25.?The main fea- J! turo of tho past week's business in Wall o street has been a reaction against tho v ovorsold condition in which tho "boars" have involved themselves. Thoro lias been no special stimulus from any quar- A icr, uuu i.onuou a uruatmi/unpuoiuuu n. soli ratlior than buy has been a slightly adverse element. The fact that, undor c such circuraatancea, the 'boara" should hnvo hurriodlv covered their short solos r and thorebv caused on advanco in prices is significant of a mistake iu their estimate of tho temper and underlying strength of tho market. < Tho "bull" elemonfc is plainly in tho 1< ascendant, and it is steadily gaining in t numbers and force. It has behind it not only a majority of tho outside opor- j ators, but also tho powerful capitalist class connected with corporate enter- 1 prises and who Jiavo increased their Jj holdings of securities during tho lato c panic. This latter class have faith in their holdings, becauso they forouco a reasonable prospect of an improvement } in tho voluo of their properties as tho recovery of business progresses towards normal conditions. Nor have they loat confidence in the ultiinato revival of the European demand for our 6ecuri- P ties; which, so soon as tho impending legislation upon tno currency ana inrm ? questions is completed, can scarcely tail to respond to the fact that our inveatuusnta will henceforth rest upon a j, gold basis as solid as that of tho most conservative nations of tho Old World. ^ They appreciate tho fact that politically, as well iis in tho convictions of a vast majority of tho people, the silver sentiment has been defeatod and uprooted, and so effectually that there is c no prospect of its future revival. This is a factor in tho status of our invent- , ments which none more fully appreciate f than tho men who stand behind our great aggregate of corporate enterpriser 0 It is not easy to ovor-estimato tho n importance,to the futuro of the market, of tho backing of this important class. This support is more to bo dopendod upon, because it is likely to bo weaken- ' ed (at least for some time to come) through the competition of new outer- k prises. The misfortunes that)have late- J lv befallen industrial and trading cor- y poratioin are against tho creation of |J now undertakings of that character. i; And although there has been an unusu- s ally long comparative cessation of new t railroad construction, there are no signs ^ of an early expansion in that lino of en- a terprise; and this fact has r.n important t bearing upon the value of existing rail- ? road properties, as it sofar insures them t against the bad effects of reckless com- o (,-\t trnffin. (Innitnliflts of this class can do nothing hotter than to J stick to their present lar^'o holdings until the whole country has recovered to a condition of healthy activity, when e they may desire to realizo iu order to * undertake new enterprise*. Wo thore- t fore concludo that the Stock .Market 1 will have the support of this important class for aconsidorable time ahead. For ho long as that atatoof things continues, tho "bears" may bo expected to bo of I little use except to serve ns tho daily v ailment for tho lusty "bulls"; and, no u unforsoon adverse accidents happening, t tho latter are likely to have A roj'storing fc time. I Tho prospective money market must ? have an important bearing on tho future f of oricos. It is not easy to tako in at a one phinco tho full meaning of an ac- \ cumulation of $05,500,000 of surplus re- c serve in tho Now York banks, concur- d rently with u largo like increase in tho banks of tho country at large. It is true that this unprecedented abundance o of money reflects a continuance of ( tho depression o( business that resulted from the panic; but it is not leas true that it also signifies a vast amount of dislodgedcapital awaiting reinvestment C It is also true that it means a forthcom- n ing anxiety, on tho part of tho banks d and other lenders,'to put out their s funds for such temporary use as Wall I street is always ready to accept. And fc it further moans future exceptionally e low rates of interest, not only on "call" ( loans but also on tho "time" loans a which largo stock exchango operations y require. Tho situation thus insures, in a an exceptionally largo decreo. all the conditions osseutial to a "bull" campaign oi unusual proportions. At this moment, Wall streot is waiting tho action of Congress upon tho currency and the tariff. This attitude, however, is duo more to a disposition to take a brief ro3j?ito for rest and observation, than to any apprehension n that tho settlement of these questions ^ may disturb public confidence. As to v currency legislation, it is felt that, In any event, tho present relative abun daiice of currencv will take caro of all . monetary wants for somo time to come; while all the symptoms forthcoming , from tho Washington committeod indi- , cato a favorablo prospect that ways will bo found for supplying a sound and elastic form of bunk'currency in such measure as tho business oi the country f, may require. On this point thero is at l! least no disturbing misgiving. f( Tho jionoral tonorofthe tarifT bill to r bo roportod by tho committee on ways jj and means at tlio opening of Congress {; is now very generally understood. Its s purport has certainly not tended to confirm tho tears that had previously been entertained among manufacturers. In rospect to raw materials, it J makes important transfers from tho * dutiablo to the ircoli^t; which can only c bo regarded as a valuable gain to certain J lan:o industries. Contrary to common 1 zoneral expectation, tho changes of fi duty on manufactures exproab a liberal 5 interpretation of President Cleveland's 1 predilections in favor of moderate re- c ductious, and tho extravagant demands 8 of the Democratic doctrinaires are for J tho most part disregarded. Tho ole- : ment of protection in tho tariff is cer-, i tainly reduced, but it still, as a rule, | ee.'ms to remain protective; except possibly to a class of manufacturers who aro not well equipped for competing with homo producers even. It is true. < there aro intimations that this uncx- ) pectod moderation has boon adopted as i part and parcel of a policy of eliminating tho protective element* through a HorioH of snccossivo reductions of duty; j but it is needless to borrow troubio , irom that contingency; for in tho first < placo it is remote, and in tho next common sense of tho people may ho lolt to .leddo what shall or Blmll not be , done after thli experiment Ho far, therefore. as the tariff issuo is an elo- 1 montaffecting conlidenco, it seems rea onablo to hopo that wo have probably lreany seen the worst oflect it is calcu- 1 ited to prodace. Henky Clbws. Tho Wool T ratio. lrart*(refr* 1 Trade*shows n fniramount of activity, * ales beingquite liberal,altliouch trans- e rtions hardly reach the volume of la9t reek. The fact that woolon mills nro fi ioing started up induces manufacturers J o get a little of tho raw material on ? and, and this lias resulted in tibcral f ales. Fleece wools are lirin all along [ ito line, with offerings in sight connid- ? rably reduced. Values in tho interior 1 ro held above a parity with oastern | narkots, causing supplies to corao for- t rata siowiy. xomtory grauos imvo net with the best movement, purchases f thin grade duriuc the week being ,000,000 pounds. While prices for this rado can bo quoted no higher, the Halo f 5,000,000 pounds during the pant two i'coliB has tended to bolster up woak pots. Australian wools aro dull. imiGlir AS NKW PINS ire Hobble, Willlo And Little Harold. "Wo'vo built a new house with a big hina bathtub in it," bragged Bobbie. An' it's got a funny little round thing ieht over it, so that you can turn on a ain storm whoncver you want one." How It Felt. Willie?"Ob, Uncle Abner, I just nto greon persimmon." Undo Abner? And how does your mouth feel?" Wilio?"It feels all rippled up, juat like lie map of tho moon looks." At tlio Moungurlo. far per's Young People. Mamma?Harold, how would you ike to bo a monkey, and live on cocuauts? Harold?I would rather bo your ear littlo boy, mamma, and live on ocoauut pio. Conuudrutno. 'outh'n Companion. What corn do farmers nevorplant? ( 'ho unicorn. 1 What kind of pino is the most dan- J erous? Tho porcupine. t When is an approaching caller always relcome? When it is B coming to you. l wnat Kinu 01 lories aro tnicKiy scai- | jrod throughout tho northern states? nctorios. What is tho wickedest tax in tho ; orld? Syntax (sin tax) ! What chants are nover sung? Mcr- , hanls. i Toothpicks and Coffco. hicago Rcor<l. At a recent dinner of aristocrats in , .ondon toothpicks woro passed around lie table with tho cofloo. Hero's an- * thor vice to bo imitated from tho ( louarcliies of Europe. \ How to Tell it (*oo<l Wlitalcoy. How many pooplo can tell ft pood rhiskey from an inferior one? Can ou? It you can, then you already J now tho morita of Klein's Silver Age. , )uquoone and Bear Crook Ryes, and it j ou cannot, then you must bo governed i y the testimonials of physicians, super- < ntendonts of hospitals and connois- i ours, who all unite in declaring that \ he whiskies bottied by Max Klein of ' Llleghenv, Pa., aro absolutely puro, old i nd mellow. A reliable stimulant in ! he house at this time ot tho year is an \ bsoluto necessity, and why not got the < est in tho country? Send for catalogue 1 f liquors to Max Klein, Alleghony, Pa. j These whiskies aro for sale by Wheel- 5 ng Drug Co. at regular prices. ] * J The atato'a attorney has a very aol- ] mn duty in the matter of a prize light. rn maiaf nttonil nml u'ntnli nil tlm nninla 1 o boo that the law is not violated.? 'lain Dealer. AU Froo* Those who havo used Dr. King's ^ow )iscuvery know its value, and thoge irho havo not, have now the opportuity to try it froo. Call'on tho adverisod drustriat and got a trial bottlo free, lend your name and addroga to H. E. iucklen & Co., Chicago, and pet a samilo box of Dr. Kings Now Life Fills ree. as well as a copy of Guido to Health tid Household Instructor, frco. All of rhicli is guaranteed to do you good and oat you nothing. Lotran Drug Co.'a irug store. 4 Tho astronomer's buainess- in spite f tho dull timoa, ia looking up.?Lowell Courier. From Sire to Son. Aa a family raodicino Uacon's Celorv Jura pas'sea "from sire to son aa a logcy. "If you have kidney, liver or blood lisordor do not delay, but get a froe ainplo package of this remedy at onco. f you liavo indigestion, constipation, leadncho, rheumatism, etc.; tliis grand pocilie will cure you. Tho Logan Drug )o., tho lending druggists, aro sole gents and aro distributing free samiloa free to tho ntllicted. Largo packges 50c. 1 if Torrn hack acnks. Or yon nrr nil worn out, really gorcl for notninc. It Is Koncral debility. Try ji/iorr3Wf inos jiiTTKits. It will euro 70u. cleanse your liver, and givi u good appetite. Twonty-lour schemes for raising thft nan-of-war Victoria have boon recoivod iy tho British admiralty?all of thorn forth leas. I was ao much troubled with catarrh t seriously eUocted my voico. One lottlo of Ely's Cream Balm did tho fork. My voico is fully roatorcd.?B. Liepanor. A. M., Pastor of tho Olivet iaptist church, Philadelphia, Pa. For Over Fifty War* Mns. Wimow'sSooTiuso Hyiivp un* bconuscd 5r over llftv yours by miliums of mothers for i heir children while toethilw. with perfect suelvm. It ^ootlu's the child. >??(tons tho Rumi. aili s nil pnln. cures wind colic and is tho beat .-inedy for Diarihcca. It will relievo the poor , Ittlo sulleror immediately. Bold by UruwisH u every part of tho world. TwoiitjMlvo cents a ottlo 1 Jo sure and a?k for "Mrs. Wluslow a ; oothing Syrup," aud tuke no other Ono Way To Do llnppy ? at all timoa to attend to tho contorts of your family. Should any one >f them catch a Blight cold or cough >roparo yourself and call at onco on ho Logan Drug Co., solo agonts, and :et a trial bottio of Otto's Curo, tho ( ;reat German remedy, froo. Wo give | t away to prove that wo have a Btiro :nro for coughs, colda, asthma, conumption, and all diaoaaps of tho throat md lunga. Lariro sizes jQc. 1 "Mothers' Friend** mm r,hup birth easy. ColvlDi La., Doc. 2,1880,-My wifo used KOTHEB'S FBIEND beforo hor third confinement, and Bays oho would not bo ivithout it for hundrode of dollare. POCK MILLS. Sent by eiprres oa receipt of price. }1 M per botlie. book "To Mothers" mailed!roc. BRADFIBLa ItCQULATOR CO; rea IW > ?u. ATLMTA. OA. FINANCE AND THADB. Hie Fontares of tlio Alone/ ani Stock markets* New York, Nov. 25.?Money on caTl easy at t\?j per cent. I'rluio mercantile paper 4a!>X jcrcenu Sterling oxebango dull and uomtuol it W 81?4at 8GJ> Sato were 170.700 share* There \rn.n quiru nil active flj?t?cuIntlo!i on the lock exchange during the two hours o! buttiicss to-dar. In the early dealings a very tlrui one prevailed. .Su-.'ar was about the only wrtik haro on the list. The buying was mainly local, or Loudon was out u( the market, price* being ibout on nparltviu the nrbltrage aiwclaltlra, >ut the purchasing movement wo.s quite Ulead)* md under its influences the active ll.it moved up \ to per Citit. A bout II o'clock tho market iccame lieuvy. largely on realizing *.tlen, and run then until the close the speculation was cverish and ilie tendency of prices was reocionary. Sugar was weak and was pressed for ale on the uncertainty regarding the proposed arid'. Tno general mantel at the cio*o was reak, but a majority oi the list was above ye?erda/'a final figures, ranging from '/j to per Hallway bonds wcro active and higher. Government bonds tirm. State bonds inactive. UOKDS AXD STOCK QUOTA.TIOSS-Ct.OSED BID. (J. S. 4s res llif Nut. Cord, prefd... -IS u. S. 4s coupon llli Now Jersey CenL....U8% J. S. 4%reg 1*4 Norfolk A West p'd 2l'/V I'OClfle us of "J5 103 Northern Pacific.... C94 itehison :0 do preferred 2294 Adams Kxpress 145 Northwestern llw-i American Express..ll6 do preferred 139t? fiultltivorc A: Ohio.. 71^ New York Central. 103 JanadhSouthern... 52 N. Y.A New Eng.- 31 Central l'ncjilc 19 Oregon Iiuprore'L. 12 ^be<aponke AOhio 1% Oregon Nuv 27 L7hlc4ii<o ?t Alton....1.15 Pacific Mail 17 Shi. Rur. it Qulncy. H\y? Pittsburgh 14S JhicugoGas &s Heading 21X ! Cy C. A St. L 37k. Richmond Term.... 3 .'ol. Coal A.Irou lu " do preferred 14^ "ottou Oil Cert I tic.. :>1\ Hock island ~.4 "0 Del. A Ifiul 1 St. I'aul 05$1? DeL, Luck. A West.! (ft,'4 do preferred 120K Den. A H. G prof'd 32iH St Paul A Omjhn.. 39',{ Dlst A Cattle Feed. 30w do preferred 110 Krlc 15 Sugar Retlnery 9214 do preferred .'!1)? Tenn. Coal A Iron.. 15J* Illinois Central i?;tU Texas Pacific H lvniiHft.sATex.prei. "JOk ToL AO. Cen pref. 70 Lake Erio A West... lfijs Cuion Pacific VJH do preferred U. 8. Express 51 Lake Shore 180VS W.. SL I.. A P "! & Lend Trust 'Jfr'-J do preferred 16?4 1/OUlHVille A Nasfi.. 60)41 Weils l'urgo Ex 122 Michigan Control...10-J Weiteru union 9)% Missouri I'aeillc 26}i Wheeling A L.E.... 15 KftshvllloAChaU... 75 do proterrud 60ji National Cordage... 22 RrendstufTs uud l'rovlslons. Chicago, Nov. 25.?Wheat opened at ycstcr!ay'a closiug figures. .Northwestern receipts ivero ngalu Higher, convincing the buda toat hoy wore right fn their suruilsos. that receipt* rill continue to decrease until they reach a very unall daily total, and prices from the siart were lrm. The cloiing prices were %i. from the top. Corn-was dull wllh both ottering* and demand Ik Oats, buyers v?re few and fluctuations con1.H..I in n .ii.ii.il nf KS.I* Provisions were quiet but firm. Flour dull. Wiikat?Cash No. 2 spring 62c: No. 3 spring tfafcltyr: No. 2 red C2c; December 02a62%at>2^c; Hay tiSJ^atiy^uG'J^c. roicN?(Tttiiii No. 2, 3.r)J<c; November .Ti^c: De ember ttJ^a3^a35Kc: May 3&?/?a40a30Jic. Oats?Cash No. 2,2.J-'ac: November 27^jC; Dejember 2?^c; May 30?;uJU%a3(M{c. Kyk?No. 'J. 45J4e. Kl.AX.SKBI>?$1 13. , Timothy SftfD?S3 SO. Mkss I'ork?t.'ash 812 75al300; Jnnuary 812 55a 12 C0al2 at; May 812 fi7.^al2 70al2 70. Lakd?Cash and November^ 5unS55; January 17 S0a7 HTm7 83; May $7 G5a7 72%a7 7'Jft. Shout lit us?Cash ?7(K)a7 25; January fC 62>?a i 70a? G7|<: May tG 70a0 77'^aC 72>a; fehouJders J7 <Ma7 2.V, short clear S7 7oaS uj. Whisky?$115. Butteh?Steady; creamery 21a2o%c; dairies 18a !2c. Jvoos?Strictly fresh 22a25c. Nkw Yquk, Nor. 2\?riour, receipts 29 000 barrels: exports H.OUU barrels: sules 4.000 barrels: narket dull. Wheat, receipts lW.OOO bushels; tales 15,000 bushels: spot market dull but steady; lugraded red 63,'^e: options dull and higher; So 2 red January tigjiuov huf.^Kc; Kubruarv 6'J%a fOaWc; May 7,\%c, November t?7c; December t>7a >7-j?i;0.':,,j;c. Corn, receipts J'o.uuo bushels; export* U.OuO bushels: sales Ito.OuO bushels of full res and S.'.ooo bushels of spot: market "lull but itondy: January 41.^aUjl)nI4J.lc: May -ki^a-lO^a l(?4c; November 4-t%c; December 44^. Oats, receipts 7-1.0u0 bushels: sales 43,000 bushels of ipot: market dull and higher; January ;i5c; May November 3t:>^c: December ?4V?. Hay lull: shipping Ooc; good to choice 60a85c. Hops jtilet; slate common to choice l'Ja23c Hidos irm. Cut meats steady. I.ard tlrtn; western Heatn 8'J 00. November 89 00; January 88 20. I'ork steady: new jnesn S15 50al6 50; extra prime f 14 OOh14 50: family 815 60a15 7S. Butter dull and reak; western duiry 17a22c: do creamery 20a !7Kc: state dairy 19a2Gc; do creamery 22a2flc. Jhceso dull and nuchautfed; .state large ?nll%o. Kzu's steady; state and Pcunsylvanw 25q2<& 1 allow firm; city 5&c. Rosin steady; strained jouimon to goou 81 27'^al 3-% Turpentine itearfy at30a30>{jc. Rice firm; domestic fair to sxtra :i'%aft%e; Japan 4%al?<ic. Molwses dull; | Sew Orleans open kettle Sialic. CoQeo steady at j >al'J points lower. Sugar steady; oil A 3jial :<-16c; ;noiild A 4/,-<Je; standard A 4'>^-; confectioner*' A I 3 lt'?al%c; cut loaf 5a3 3-li?c; powdered l%c; crushed .iao 3-lCc; granulated 4}yc; cubes 4%c. Ualtimouk. Mi)., Nov. 23 ? Klour dull. Wheat, | inlet and Arm: receipts 8,000 bushels; shipments l?;7 bushels: No. 2 red spot ti5ka0.'^c; 1N0. 3 ml mot G2WuG2&c; November toknUV^ic; December 'i'"" ??.... T lnMl ? ni(i,ilnf? .. v...... . ,? 2SUOO bushels; shipments IH.&'O bushels; No *2 ' ivhltespot 43a4ft%c; .steamer white 41c; November-i.'t^a 13kc;year42>$a42%c: January-12}$a42%c. I Jats inactive: receipts 2.U0D bushels: western tvhlio 33a3jV?c; western mixed 33a34c; November vtiite o4c. Hay market unchanged. Mutter lull, but steady; fancy Ohio 25ai0c: western Jalry 22a'23e. Cheese steady; New York factory choice 12>?c; New York full cream 12ftc. Philadelphia. Pa., Nov. 23.?Flour quiet IVh'.'Ht strouif ami hitfhor; No. 2 Pennsylvania ?7c: No. 3 red03%c; No.2 red wintertoe. DecernL?_-r r?5%nfi0c: January G7l/?n07%c; FebruaryCi?!^a Jorn dull; No. *2 mixed 4">o; November 4la44/'.tC; December, January and February 43a 13!<c. Oats inlet and steady- Nc. - mixed 34c; November i5?-$a30c; December 35%aX6Kc; January 26a3G%c: February .;n:t7*ic. Mutter firm: western treamery 28a'.".?e; Pennsylvania creamery prints . Ua'.H.ie. Ivgui unchanged nud llrrn; western 2flc. I Pennsylvania 27c. Cheese quiet; New York full :rcain small J2^c. Cincinnati, o.. Nov. 25.?Flour dull. Wheat lrm and higher; So. 2 red GOc; receipt 700 I bushels; shipments 1,600 bushels. Corn dull: No. i mixed 37c. Oats steady: No. 2 mixed 31>?c. | [{ye slow; No. J 51c. Porn steady at 313 25. Lard quiet wt tsoo. Hulk meats Iti light demaud I it $7 5o. Huron quiet nt Si' 50. Whisky active at J1 15, Putter firmer. Sugar steady. Eggs firm it 21c. Cheese steady and tlrin. Toledo, O., Nov. 25.?Wheat hlghorntid llrm; **o.2cash G2?<c; December<W??c: May OH^aoaJ^. Sorn dull; No. - cash 37c; May Mo. Oats quiet: cash We. Uyedull; cash 4l?c. t'lovorsecd (full itid steady; prime cash and November 85 50; December $5 55; January $5 70. Llvo Stuck. Chicago, Nov. 25 ? Cattle, roceipw 3,000 head; ihlpmeuts 1.030 head: market weak aud lower; Christmas steers $4 8<m5 25: extra export $4 25: Hliera $J8-'>a4 50; cows 81 OOaB&i: stockers and [ccders f20"Ja8?0; westerns $"2 7.'.a4 10: Taxaus *250nil 15 Hogs, receipt* 11,000head; shipments 1,50J head: market active and stroug: rough ind common ?'?10a5 15; packing and shipping s> 25a5 50; prime heavy $5 05; light 95 3Ua.'> 7t>. | Sheep, receipts 1,500 bond: shipments 100 head; market dull; fair to prime wethers 8U25a425; !air to good mixed $tC0o340; all ewes 8-' 75s3 00; imbs b- 25a4 75; western sheep 82 C5a8 C5. i Fast Liiirktv. Pa., Nov. 25.?Cattle, receipts HO head: shipments 8S0head: market nothing l.dng, nil through consignments, liogs.teceipw l.yOO head; shipments 1.000 head: markot null ve; all grades 85 00a5 75. Sheep, receipts 800 :ioad; shipments 000 bead; market bteudy and unchanged. Cincinnati. 0., Nov. 2&?nogs firm at ft 90a5 55; receipts 3,7U0 head; shipments 1,700 head. Weekly Hunk Statement. New York. Nov. 25.?The weekly bank statemeat shows tho following changes: Reserve. Increase 8.1,364.700 Loans, increase 3,403,ft*) Specie, increase 1,000,300 Legal tenders, increase 6,052,300 I )opostt s, I nc reuse 10,627Jj0o Circulation, deereaso 244,700, The banks now ho'.d $70,835,170 in cxccss of the requirements of tho 20 per cent rulo. Dry Goods. New York. Nov. 2\?Tho close o! tho week In the dry goods market snows that a llttlo better result's have boon obtained, and that tho undercurrent of the si mat Ion is stronger, and shows some substantial gain. Fine ginghams show a wry good demand, and woveu fabrics are in bettor request. Woolen goods have been in fairly good demand. ForcJgn^goods are quiet. I'otroloutn. Nnw York. Nov. 25 ?Petroleum dull and steady; uo ales; December option closed at 75c bid. PiTTsnunou, Pa., Nov. 25 ?Opened and lowest "4?ic; highest 75J?c; closed 75c. Motiils. New York, Nov. 25.?Pig iron quiet; American 612 (K)at4 50. Copper strong; lake 810 00. l."iid quiet; domestic 83 30. iin, straights S2UC5. ____ Cotton. Cincinvati, O., Nov. 25.?Cotton firm; middling 7%c. 9500 Krwaril for any trace of Antipyretic, Morphine. Chloral or any injurious compound io Krauso'a Headache Capsules. 20 cent*. Sold by Alex T. Yonnjr* John Klari, Wheeling, and Itowio <fc (Jo., Bridgeport, Ohio. A -P-f z-k.#* -Aboat twenty-flTO year* , AllPr asolwwaffllcted wltbn , diwiao which tbe doctors CyPl prououooid SCROFULA. I I Zt I vraa treated by Mveml ^ pbvHleiAtisaQdi)i>eclallRtA without being benefited: i I 03.iS and 1 *110(1 ??*ny i?iooct VWA w rvinedlvt*. without relief, i ijj tm recommended, and after I liyyi Ukiuic &lx Uiuicn 1 am now well , " f ^ niy skin Is perfectly clear, and I ' would not l?o in my former condition for two thousand dollars. f^ + 4+.^.A ^V,k?. tured 8*t?4 for Treitlteon niooiaad HTT Skin Oitcuci mailed free. \ i !>WIFT SPECIFIC CO., S S S ATLA.VTA. OA. *-' I ------ FINANCIAL. Wheeling Title and Trust Co., NO. 1313 MA11KET STIIKKT. CAPITAL, - - $102,100. QENP.RA.I, RANKING DUSINESft SAFETY AND DEPOSIT'VAULT. REAL ESTATE TULA'S INSURED. STOCKS AND liONDS SOLD. , H. M. Ruwoll, Pces't. L. F. Stifel, Soo'jr. C J. Rnwllng. V. P. a I. Singleton. Aaft'tSec'y. Geo- 1L E. Gilchrist. Examiner of Title*. G. Lamb. President Jon. Srtbold. Cwbloc J. A. Juwrmn. Assistant Cashloe. Bank of Wlieeling! CAPITAL $200,000, PAID IN. WHEELING, W. VA. DIRECTORS: A. .T Clarice. Joioph F. PaulL James Cummins. Ilenry Rlobanoo. A. Reymann. Joseph Soy bold. Gibaon Lamb. Interest paid on ipeQJai deport tt. jjmi1c* u1wh uu r.ujillilul.u xnyll J09KPH HKYBOH). CnhMr JgXOHANGB BANK. CAPITAL*,- $300.000. J. N. Vanck j President L. S. Dblaw.ain Vico President. DIRECTORS: J. N. Vanec. George K. StifeL J. M. Brown. William I'lllnghata. L. S. Dolaplain. W. A. ICcllcy. Jobn Frew. Drafts Lnued on England, Ireland, Scotland and all points In Europe. JOHN J. JONES. Ca?hlftr. JgANK OF TUE 01110 VALLEY. CAPITAL ~$175,000. William Isett President William H Simpson* Vice-Prosldont. Drafts on Euglaud, Ireland. Fruuco ano Gcr| many. DIRECTORS. William A. Iflett. Mortimer Polloclc. i J. A. Miller. William B. Simpson. I E. M. Atkinson. John K. Botsford. llcnry Spoyer. Victor Uosonburg. Jacob C. Thomas. ! jfll P. P. JhPgQK. Cashier. I ~~ PLUMBING, ETC. Trimble & Lutz, i I Supply Hou6e. | PLDMBIMG AND GAS fll'TlHG, STEAM AND HOT WATER HBAUflfl. A Fall IJno of tlio Celebrated? Snow and Marsh Sleam Pump? ?Kept Constantly on Hand. 1500 nntl 1503 Market Street, Wheeling ap'jo rpo NATURAL GAS CONSUMERS ! JL 6avo yonr money una obtain better result* by usln* JlIBBKItD'.S pAtmit Improved Culoritte Gas Burner, tor cook stoves anil crntoH. So sraoko. no smell, no dirt, no back flashing. Porfect combustion, perfect oontrol of m consumed bv tho parties usiu c it. All burner*guaranteed to reduce gas bills from "Si to 40 per cent and give aatliffvctory results, '.'all and fee them nt GEORQE HIBBERD & SON'S, Plumbers, Gns and 6tcam Neuters, lull Market street Your patronage solicited. Prices reasonable. an" ^yiLLIAM HARE & SON. Practical Piumbere. CAS AND STEAM FITTERS. Ko 38 T1TKLFTU STUSKT. All work done promptly nt reasonable prices. RAILROADS. Pennsylvania Stations. II Ifsnnsylvania Lines. ^ Trains Run fcy Central Time. rrrnirr Orricrg at PBKKfnrr.rAm Station os Water St., Foot or Eleventh St., Wubbumo, at McLurk Howe, Wkkelxno, act at tiik Pk*nbyi,vania Station, DmdobfobT. Southwest htrte*?" Pan t!anw.k Rom." Daii.v. fiHiLY F.roipr Sumdat. FlIOM WllRKI.TNO TO I.KAVE AIUIIVK. Wellsbunrand Stoubonvllla. tG.-.Wam *5:26 pm McDonald and Pittsburgh.... |6:1j am J7:45 pin Now Cumberland ..... 6:10 am 7:H5 nm IndiananollsaiulHt. Louis.... "4MO am *3:20 pm Coluinbiisand Clnolnnati ?8M0am *5:2G |>m Wollfibuw and Stcubeuvllla ' iMOam *3:20 pm Philadelphia and Now York f 12:25 pm +2:25 ptu SicubcnvlUoaud PiUsburghtl-': pm t2:25 pm Columbus and Chicago fl2:25 pm f2:25 pin Philadelphia and New York -':55 pm 10:33 am llnltlmoroand Winhluijion. *2:.V5 pin ?U):.r> am sieubenvlllo and Pittsburgh *2:55 pm *10:35 am SjcubeiiYlllcand Dennlaon.. Vi pm *10:35 am WcilsbufK J'-1*0 pm 5..v? jun Indianapolis and St. Louis... tS: l > pm t0:15 am Dtivion and Cincinnati........ t.8M5 nm n:n Btoubenville and Columbus- |8:l"i pin ffl.13 am Nortbwa.it SvHtoin-Clcvo. & Pills. Division. Trains run daily, except duuday. at lollo.vi: From Biudowortto Leave. Akriw. Fl Wavoe and Chicago.4:49 am 0:2? pm Canton and Toledo 4:49 ain G:25 j?m Alliance and Cleveland 4:49 am G:25 pm Htcunourilloand Pittsburgh ... 4:49 am S:l'? j>m Sumbonvillo and WellsvlFio...? ^:Wma l.iOpm Stoub(M>villoand Pittsburgh.... !?:A0aui 9:30 am Ft Wayno <Si Chicago 1:00 pm G:J5 pm Canton and Toledo 1:00 pm ?'?: -p.n Alliance and Cleveland 1 :oo pm l: :o pm Steubouvllle and WolUvllle...- 1:00 pm 6:25 pm Philadelphia mid Now York.... 2:41 j>ra '>:M pin Baltlmoro and Washington....* 2:41 pm .''.00 pm Btoubenville and Pittsburgh... 2:44 pm r>:00pm Bteubenville dt Kaat Liverpool. 0:10 prn 7:51 am TbeClevdland, Lorain & Y/haellng R.R. TIME CARD. ViarElyrla and the La!:o Shore Iloiito. jvlt 2, iso i. RTATtO.VS. in^TlkT'T'liS"* Hester* Time. a. in. a. m.jp m. Lv. Wheeling :? iu( i .m Martin's Forry 0 0.' 2 02 Nellalre - 6 02 l 05 UridKOport 6 jo 2 jy Ft. Clnirsvlllo ! 2 O) Flushing 7U :mi Freeport 7 :.7 3 .17 IJhrlv.bavllle ....... ".-to si.. 4 10 New Philadelphia^ G (U S :;l; 4 :>l Cnnnl I)ovor~ 07 8 3S 4 :8 Peach City fi:io ooi. r. oo Jtl'tus G 37 9 00 5 OS Maasillon - G ,v? 0 27 .5 20 Canal Fulton 7 14 0 til f? 4f. Warwick- 7 20 o ;>2 r, &i Fieri In? .. 7 42,10 1'. G 17 Sevlllo 7 47 10 21! G |:| Modina SO?i 10 11' G 43 lirutlou 8 32 11 03i 7 1; Elyria 9 00 11 ;W( 7 15 |p. in.: Lorain - 7 40 1 .to. 5 ]0 Ar. Cleveland 10 lu 12 15 8 :? p. in. a. in. BuiTalo 5 45 G 20. .1 0, n. m. p. m. Albany 3 0"> 3 o*? 2 io New York 7 :x) 7 :o 7 0) Poston. 10 .'?0 10 50 8 30 Norwalk ; ; b ti7 p. m. Pandniky^ - 12 27 12 27 Toledo 1 45 1 45| 10 55 I'U HI. I'ctrolt G raj 6 3ij 800 Chicago 9 Oi| 9 OOj 7 .'ti Trains Na 85 and 33 havo Sleoper between V hcellnp and Chicago. J. ? TiiRKY, Gen. Freight Pms. Agent. RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival and departure of train* on and aftor November 19.189:1. Kxh.anauon <?k Hi rati n?? Marks: Dulljr: fSundav excepted; fMoodn/ excopicd; {Saturday excentedJSunday only; Saturday only. Kustcrn Slaudard lime. "depart. iB.AO. utrt?mhuiLino.Ea?t| attnive. < 1 MOam Waah. C y.Ualt.. PbN. A N. Yjtf 8:35 am l:'.Mpm|Wfcsb. C'y Rait.. I'hll A N. V ? t7:lSam[ .^Cumberland Accuiii "lr'.'fipm tiraflou Aocoin ' 'iO:2?atG fll:40ami Moitnd.-viile Airom I t7:"i0am t<l:00pm| Mouud"Villo iccom : H:l0pm 11:03 prnl Mound?villo Aecoin | t" : "? pm li':43 ami JCeyser Kxpre**. ...,| f?:00 pm DWAItT. 115. A O." It . itC. (). Hi v.. Wast I a RRI vn *7:50 am l or Columbus and Chlcaio ?2::!0.ira *10:1,1 am Columbus and Cincinnati... *5:.'5pm f!2:if? am| Columbus an l CiiicinHntl ! am "*4:12 pm Columbus A Chicago 1?xi>kh riij :43 am t^MOpru .....Newark u-ouui lU-.U'tam 110:15 am St. CInlrsvillo Acoom jfl 1 : '/?am tj:80 pml St. Clolrtvilje Acooca | |5:'2ftpm depart FKSaR. Il-U.. P. AB Dir.i'ahrivs. "5:05 urn For I'lu dmnjii *10:10am *7:-10 am Pittsburgh I *G:53 pin *3:S?pm Pittsburgh and East. 112:10 am tl#0ptn ... Pittsburgh 112:30 nm I'JiOOpin1...Washington Pa.. Accom.:.! |7::'>am I Pttmburgh Express H 2:10 am DKrART. P. C. AST. E Rr. I AltlUV* 1":30 am Pittsburgh 1 1* :45 pm 7:40 am Now Cumberland I #: ;?uia f :10 am Slcubcnvllto and West... fr'". :20 pm tl:?"?pm ...Pittsburghand New York...! t.ijv'ftpm *3:M pm ...Pittsburgh and Now York.J*ll:;t"? am 5::i0 pinl...... ?VVell?l?urg... .. .| 6:53 pm Vit>t. *9:10 om! Express. Cin. audSt. Louis...! 17:13 am 19:11pm Express. CJu. and St Loul?...j *6:21 pm Tl: Ti pinlExprww. 8toub. and Chicago.) 13:25 pm *3. Vi pm 1....PIttobtirgh A l?cnnison....ivu ::r> urn {.DEPART. " C AP I! K. AltP.lVK, (5:49 am Ft. Wayne aud Chicago 7:i'? pm 5:19 nu: Canton and Toledo 7:25 pm 5:49nm AllianceandCievcliuid 7:25 pm 15:49am 8t?ubenville and Pittsburgh 9:15 pm {9:4t am Steubenvlile uiul WclUvlllol .' .40 pm TjOr.iO am titcnbcnvllle Rnrl Pittsburgh flO:.V)utn f2:00pro Way uo ami Chicago 17:2ft pin -:0<? pm Cunron and Toledo... 17:25 j>m 2:fl0pm Alliance and Cleveland 2:10 pm 2:()0 pmlHtoubenvIlle and WVINvll 7:2.'?pin ":44 pmjPhilaOelpbin nnd New York fi:00 pm M pm LHaltitnoronud Washington '>:?> pin 3:41 pm Steubenville and Pittsburgh 'l:no pin f7:10pir,i8toubt'nvlllqAKh?tLlvcrt>ool fS:Mjim okpart. W. aTI,. k It, l<7 | ap.iuvk. am ..Wheeling & SteubenvtUo.. ^7: ;o am t9:4."> am ..Cleveland. Toledo A Wen*- 6:80 pin 19:45 am ...Wheeling &Stoubeuville . <*."?: uj pin tl:30 pm .. Wheellnc A Steubenville..| fl:25 pm 3:15 pm Wheeling St Croaton "1J: i7 pm *1: 50 pm Wheolin* ?U Steubunville.. ft:"?7 am 15:00 am ... Wheeling ?t Ma>>jjillon....t]l0:10 ptn fP:45 am .. Wheeling ?fc Steubonville..; 19:20 am ?'J:0Q pm ...Wheeling <k ^toubonvlllej f4:ir> pm pkpart. 0. L ?t W?Union I)kpot. arrive. C:4o am Clevelaud, Toledo A Chicago 8:45 nm ?2:40pm Cloveland. Toledo Se Chicago *2:50 pm C.. h it lY.-BittixiKroftr. 7:10 urn Cleveland. Tolt-do ,fc Chicago 8:15 pm Hjiopm Cleveland. Toledo & Chicago 'JO pia 4:45pm ?.Mkr>11Io:i accommodation . 11:10 am 7:15 am RL Clalravlllo aocom. 9:00 am 10MM urn St ClairRvlllo accotn 1:3l pm 2:21 pm St. Clairsvlllo aero in 4:"0 pm G:18pm SLClairHville accom. 8:?v_?pm 1:38pm Local FreL'ht 1J :16pm depart. I OHIO RlVKK U 11. I arrive. *G:4S rtnj PasMniger <"10:4") am 112:25 pm I Passenger tl :15 pm ?-<:00 jna|......... i'as-senge *7:45 pn i.r.AVM | B.Z (1 HAlLROAlX Aftuxvx. BKM.Air.lt I BELLAlltB 9-. 10 ami BcllalTO and ZauosvlUo.... :t :20 pm 4:00 pm: Woodatield 8::x>ain RAjL.RO ADS. ?BALTIMORE <S OHIO. era time. Schedufe it^ef* (yet November l'J, 189.1. ^For Baltimore, ^'hiUdul^ Koysor ?xprcs3, 9:15 a m., dally, except Monday. Cumberland accommodation, 7:1 .a. m.. dally except .Sunday. (irafiou accommodation, 1:25 p. m, daily. Monndsville ncoommodation. 11:15 a. m., oud 0;0J and 11:00 p. m., except Sunday. arrive. From New York, I'liila-lalphia and Rat'.1 mora, 8:85 a. m., daily. Ivoysor Express, 5:00 p. m., daily, esoopt Monday. Cumberland accommodation,,4:45 p. m, osce-<t SundAy. , ? ciralton accommodation. 10:20 n. m.. dally. Mnun<l*vMo arieomuiodailvm. T'.JW a. \n., except Sunday: il?):20 u. m.. dally, and 1:10, 4:4i and 7:J6 p. m., except flituday. TRANS-OHIO DIVISION'. For Columbus and Chicago, 7:50 and 4:12 p. in., dull v. Columbus and Cincinnati cxpro's, 10:11n. ra.. dally, and l-:l? n. in., daily, except Sunday, and 2:15 a. in., Sunday only. Newark aocominodation, 3:S0 p. m., dally, except .Sunday. St.Clalrsvllloaccommodation, 10:15a. m., mil 3:00 p. ru., except Suuday. AflttlVE. . Chicago express 2::l0 a. in. and 10:10 a. in., dally. Cincinnati oxpreis, 5:00 a. m. and 5::$ p. m., dally. Newark accommodation. 11:35 a. in., dally, except Sunday. St. Claltsv lllo accommodation. 11:35 a. m. and p. in., dally, except Stniday WHEELING & PITTSBUUOII DIVISION. For Pittsburgh, 5:05 and 7:30 a. ro., dally; 1:13 p. in., dallv, except Sunday, and 5:3 j p. in., daily. For Pittsburgh and tho east, 5:05 a. m. and 5:15. p. in. dally. Washington accommodation, 0:03 p. in., daily, cxcept Suuday. AltniVFFrom Pittsburgh. 10:10 a.m. and 6:50 p.m. daily and l-.':10a. m.._and rj:J5 p, m.,oxcopt Sunday, una 2:i? n. m.. simciav o'uv \Ya?)Uugton accommodation, 7:25 a. in., daily. cxccp.t Sunday. ; OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On and after Monday. Juue ID, Passenger Trains will run as follows: ?JJUily. jDully kxcept Sunday. Ccutral time. ?Sim hound. 7 j Whwlins 'm V?lf}! -s "rt OO ItomvooiH ;[ J/J 11 : ' J *[ Mounilcviltc ?7o - ? Sent MnrtliisvlUo 4 ?| I- " ' j? H4mv?K , 5 ? ; ' Js! If; l,\ h?,y ;g l'nrkorsliurg t ; 40 < <J> $ noiioviiio.... ? ? " i1^ Knvttnswowl 111 'J ; J} Itlpley Lauding 'r| ; }' ]};! (iruhtin ' J' J N.'vr Iluvon s " ?.151 if 5o Ilnrtfonl J?' ' 55 iJi'i mmohcus ?.' ? ;. Cliflrtti . H.I > 1? ' li'l&VSZZ:.. H5; Oil) (fnillpulK ,2 !l -! liiivnmlote JO-*1 ' j.' ItuutluBtou tio -I ! + ->? A. M. ' >_ NOItTII HOUND! 2~ t 0 !'. M. I', Jl- A. M. Wheeling tj- 11 ik-iiwooa 1' "''j ''3" ' MonmlsviiljL j 11 *: G ,(ji ^ New MariiifTville, 10 4:., .. (),, h tu SlxtOftVllle I ]0 I ;M I 40 Friendly 1" i;l '? ? I r' jit. Miiryu 1 D '' ' ' i Wllllomsiowu 10 o. <_ I" I'arkfiNbiinr * 4 - *' ' v' "J Belleville H": . ( ') A. 31. ' -J jlHVcnswood. ? ?? ,1 'f\ ja Ulplcy Ijindlng .a "" ' !l Graham ' > ' J J? New ll.iven... ' 's ^ i* Ilnrtfonl I-' 1? Miwouruy .'u Uv?- [?;? Clifton C 1) 11 ,S 5jg l'L n-.n ant 0 i > 11 . 4 * ft'.llj"?ilM 6 II 10 -.7 Oajandotto -i vn>. 11 liuutlugton ? >' ' yj* A M A. M. M. w. J. K 'IUS'SON, a. P. A. Wheellno Bridge & Terminal Ry. C. 0. DRKWSTER Rocclvor. Time Table No. la. u> InkooTec.t l-^Jt J- in.. Smulav Novembor 19 JXU. UftvcWh, 1!-!? ?tssOJ. 211:10 u in 03:16, ft: V. *.'J-'J [? ni. i<crtvcr?uiusultt?'t8:OC,tO:51. JlljlC a. 3:21, ft*1 l.o.ivc Mariin - IVrry?f3:12, tD:57, ill:*)-a. in., IliUtf:!-'. . ArrlvisTenniwnwunction?'W:17. flO;U3, |UmA n. n?.. tl:W, ^D:IS p. m Leave Terminal JuucUon?fix-- 4P:00. a. m., n. in., IWJ. f4:U'?. t ?: 11.1?>. 15 p. in. I.cure Martin's l-'erry?'f7:ia, jJ:07 a.m., "*12:15, 31:0 .. tl-'io. f?: 19. f?:621>. m. Ijcave Ponitnula?117:31,29:11a.m., "12:31, 21:11, 4:17, ji:A t?:p. in. . Arrive Wneoiln#?f7:IO, J9:20 a. in., 12:57, 34:17. t"'::U, t9:a*? p. in. Dally, fbaily oxcopt Sunday. JJ3undayj oul/. All trains vriti tua on Kaateru Tl-.ne. J. 1-. T.\ I ?I > -ui.ermt . 1 lit. Wlieellna & Elm Grove Railroad. On and uftor Saturday. October It Wa ira.u* vf HI run us lollow^. cltv tliao: I.eavk WHKBL150?*6:u0a. in.. 7:00 a. in..S:ll a. m.. 9:00 a. m., 10:00a. in., 11:00 a. .*o.. l-'-iX) m . t:00 p. in.. J:i/)p. n . :?:<W p. m., t:^) p in.. p iu., C:'Wp in., 7:00 p. iu.. 2i:0J p. iu.,'J:iJ p. in.. 11 :uo i). ra. I.eaveISlmGrovi:?^^J:00a. in.. 7:90a. m..8:01 a. m.. 9 uOa. m.. 10:00 o. in., 11:0Q a in.. 12:0J in . )K? p. :n.. j:00 a in.. i:03p m. 1:00 p m . *?: JJ p. in., f?:00p. ;a, 7:00 p. m.. S:0J p u., 9:10 p. m.. 10 lo p. m. "Dallr, except Soaflar. , Sunday?Church tralni loaTj El'n Qrova ai 9:? il m. aa<l Wheeling at l17 p. m. IL ii WtHUKfihhll, Od Go aural Mauaj)r.