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MEDICAL. LOUIS D. VANDERVEHE, t tho bat-knura laulntira ncn In Chicago, ""ttatatiio of tho great Eratoot Oo. ,SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS prostration. DKltll" STedlcal Co., lillchart, hut. ^Ccr.t!i::i',en: I takoploaiuroln Inrormln/ryou MBM vary IwubDcIoI remits which tinvo followed 5 Pi1* Miles* Rebtorativs Nervine In tbo MwHl myself nnu wife, for a ycir i w ili fW)gCl to a dlitrcsainu pain nt tho buo of tho ?u uirkivXHHK palll U1L brain and upper port Ion nf tho spinal cord. I ? f?i> r"K lcM nt,<' van Krcatly fcl II W P? |~J troubled with Blceplcssnen. 1 ??""?^Your Ncrvino was highly Vnoommendod to rno. llv cow hud boon no obstf rate that L bad no conhdonce In tbo clllcncy of ?nr medicine. Yet as a last resort I conjunted to gtvoltutrliil. Much to my surprise, I experienced , marked benefit; my Blwplcasnctui disappeared; ay hcadncho was removod; iny splrltaand general methousands GAINCO TWENTY POUNDB, flLLTHIC OCCURRED AfTtR LlARNtO AND WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS .': mad f ailed. My wlfo Is taking tho Nervine wlta iM beat of results. Louis D. VxNDcavtaa. Bold on a Positive Guarantee. OB. Ml LES' PI LLS, 60 Dooco 25CTO. ^ Bold by Druggists Everywhere. inrl3-nwKiwy No Money Koquirrd of ItoxpoiiKlhlo l'ur* ;]?: tlca to Coiumouoo Trontuiont. DRS. FRANCE & OTTMAN, ?/-Vormflrly of Now York, now of TIIE FRANCE rfSgMEDICAL AND SUIWICAL INSTITUTE Co '?'f lunibua. Ohio, br request of many Irieuds and , vft*P*tlenti. hfUMlovldcd tot visit aljrlilseirart, Slionnltu House, Tncslay, ?,& January ill). ,Bcllalrc, lVlu&ior Hotel, TlittrjUaj, rotiruary 1. SraFCoruultatlon noil exnmlnatlou tree mi>l strict 2S?ixe?nlldoutlal froui Oo. m. toG p. ui., ono day Duly. Sj^Tno Doctors describe tho different dlseaioi .ftbctlor tlmn the sick can themselves. It I* a won ,;y,.?3crful ylft for unyono to possois. Thoirdla^ ? > nostlo powers have created wonders throughout ftbe country. - Tho Electropathle Treatment for all forms of nvpFemalo Diseases, mid tho treatment ot s-emlnal ; '.^Weakness. Loss of Manhood and Errors of Youth. Is rocoqnlzed to bothomoit successful method -mtxer discovered as used by Dra. Franco ?t Ott , -;rtaan. %? & m V Bit. Ottttax, Tucas. : FRANCE MEDICAL AND SllIiCICAL INSTITUTE, 38 & 40 \V. Gay St., one, block north of ;?' . State.IIouse, Columbus, Ohio. In corporated iS36. Capital <300,000. Dan. France nnd Ottxan, of New York, the f eminent Specialists, or. ncconnt of their large 8 practice in Ohio, have established the France : Mcdlcallnsllluti), where nil diseases will be sue rcessfully treated on the most Scientific I'rin 1 ciples. The Institute 1ms for its Faculty o 1 corps of recognised specialists, cnch eminent 1 In his profession. Thctr long experience in the largest hospitals in the world cnableu them to successfully treat nil forms of Chrcnlc. Ncncus cnl Private Diseases, nlso Diseases of the Kyenudl-'ar. IMPORTflHT TO LAD1ES-Dr:i. France and Ottman', after years of crper/ence, have dis covered the greatest cure known for all dis icasea peculiar to these*. Female diseases pos itively curcd by the nc\\* remedy, Cllvo Blossom, ""hecureis cfiectcd by home treatment.. Kn Irely liamiless and easily applied. Ccnsullallcn nil Correspondence Freo anil StrlclIyCcr.fldcntial. They have attained the mor,t wonderful suc -ss in the treatment of Catarrh. Stomach, KIil iey,-Bladder, Nervous, Chronic anil Special Diseases _>rmen nnd women. Drs. France and Ott IfctAK, after years of esperiencc, have perfected ,lhe:most mfnlllble method of curing Vital Drain in Urine, Nocturnal I.oascs, Impaired 'M?P,ory? Weak Dack. Melancholy, Want of Kn I'rcmature Decline of the M'nnly i'owcra? terrible disorders arising from rnir.oua ? lggf,k talent und "brilliant intellect. A Pcrfscj ^ictices of youth, blighting the most radiant nppes. rendering juarringe unhappv, cnnuallv wplngtonn untimely grave, thousands oT *,Restorailon Guaranteed. Jlring rample of urine for chemical and microscopical examination, ^ffzrcases and correspondence confiilential reatment sent C. O. D. to any part of the U.S. fist of 130 questions free.- Address, with "itage^ DR^FRANCE, Columbus, Onb. regulate THE IsTOMAGH.LIVERandBOWELS and purify the blood, > HIPANB TARULES uro tbo Lent McdS. ctr?o Unon-n lor Indication, llllloinnc??, llcu.tAchc, roaitlptttloii, l?>.pCp.lu, Chronic J.I rcr TroubK s Dltzlncw, Ha.| Complcjlon, J?y??ntcpx, (HTcnilro llrcutli, und ull dU ordorA of tho Stomnch, I.ivcr nnd lioncln. T0!!"1? rontfl,ln nothlnir tn'urlonn to cona'Uutlon. Are to tako. effoctuaj, nnd k-Ito tmnicllato rctlof. drucgUu ol,laInci1 bjr "PPHcotlon to ueorc*t Or, E. C. West's Nervo anil Brain Trsatmenl }rM ni^ ?r'f!ni?lltVr.<1 written Ruorantoo, by nuthor (f hfS i v1 ?i?_ t Cn'- Memory; Loss of grata ?:d Nerro I>oxrer;Loft Manhood; Quiokaess Xtffht Lovca; Erll Dreams; I^ick of Confldonctv: ^erroQimoM; Ijuwltade; all Drntn?* Los3 of Powor of tha Oraorntivo Orpnas ta olth4 oraMjxortlon; \outhful Errors. orKxeewlvo Usnrif -!ob.c?,, Optam or Llwor, ihlch s ?c?S ?o wiser/, Consumption. lusnaftj-anj D0uth. Uv mail a^e^Eto' old GUARANTEES issued only through CII.VS. H. .GOErZE,-Successor to MeLaln Brothers'. Drue- I . plsts. Wheeling. \V. Vit Jylsrrhsawy M . R DflvlTll/P ForlOSTorFAILIKO HAJ*H00Dt v\ HrUilllSSCotaeralaadlfEIlVOUS DEBILITYi ^TTTD T''W<jdaic??cf Dodyaad SSiad: Eff?u V UOLVXlofErronorEjeewesin Old or Ycaae. n?boit, Sabl# StiXliOOD fti'.lr Ilcw ?o FaUrn* eaj BtrmtW wiux,nn?:Tiu)?T? onmss a i-AR-njorfioDr. c.cIt unfUllMt HOSK 'RIUTnKXT-l^a^Sl. In a lU^rrow 47 fitttM, 1 Tltori#*, Mdl'?r?l*ntooBinn, 1 i?rit?U>*a. Book. ...lnpluuUom ?nd prochnillH frtf. AJdrtM ?Slt ElOICAl CO,. SUFfALO. S, X, 1 ' ? ? '? ? Trhsawy )asd WWskoy Hahita i Oured at homo with ilu. Ikwkofpar sent FItEK. outrmlu fa . (a asw tlcuUm sen; ikli. THE D01.V UP Q* MITCHELL. William It. T. Blade in Chicago DUpalch. i (Story or fho toarnamcnt-A In Kipling.) "What makes tho llrltlshont 10 'glum?" the ' "Dorly tourist said. "They ru i-do u' up o' Mitchell, or I'll cat mo wo ro nwoi'pln' and a-wnlllu' ami n-wlshln' wo wore doml ' hM ??f dough on Mltclioll," tho tin-horn KQtnbler unld. Tho blootnlu' chump nln't quick enough to ... "print (nrny from Jim; MomlBhtn knowcd thobloomln' Yank 'ml bo too much /or 'Imj on, tiiuclmm.-M for us wluuln'otit aro ccttlu' blooinlu' slim, ror they're dom' up o' Mitchell In tho momluV' "Who's that n-moppln' ol hli brow?" tho ? M>r>rty tourlnUnld. 'It s Momernon, nud from hid looks hln bloomlu' opes In Hod, tor Mitchell'* bloomln' gooso Is cooked, which Mnstcroon enn mw, And from hli bloomlu' boodlo soon ho'll sep arated bo. <8! ll'ctf Joo>ed Jl,nls Uko a While charllo.'blnst tlio bloomln' bloko, with peMplnitlon's Wot. Oh, tho fcoIIn' of us blootnlu' fool>, who on that mandldbotl ror they'redoln' up o' Mltchcll In thomornln'." "What's thnt I henr?bo's been knocked out?" tho sporty lourUt Bitbl. F. fulls to too tho bloomln scratch? Oh, bust me bloomlu' 'endI E? sound asleep, nud dream In' and ought to bo lu bed, And wo'vo couo broke; nlus.nlack!" tho tin-horn gnmbler snld. ?Tho bloomln' Ynnkbnsdono 'itn up; bo's cot It down too lino. And JI in ?nd llllly Urady?woll, tney seem to bo Iu Hue, A-cntln'duck and |<Jly nud nopcnln' o' wine, After doln upo Mitchell In tho moruln', WILSON O.V HOSli Tho Distinguished Chairman Classes Ily. dranllo Homo AVItli 'HVenrlng Apparel. American Economist. A now chnptor haa been ndilod to tho intricncioa of industrial history through tho mazy mechanism of tho Wilson tariff bill. Wlion wo say now wo moan now to tho people of tho east, of tho north, and of tlio great anil far west, though it may bo as old as tho hills in tho solid south, It is a subjoct that somo Othor than tho West Virginia pro fessor might bodollcato about handling. Hut it collego professorandanindustrial export, especially ono from West Vir ginia, may bo pardonod for touching tho subjoct without gloves, or with lioso, so to speak. Congressional history has afforded a precedent for tho discussion of individ ual hosiery in tho poraon of tho lion. SockloiB Simpson, but outsido of a gen eral industrial diacusMon upon tho cost ol manufacturing hose, ita quality and texture, thuro has been no particular rofereuco luado within tho sacred con gressional confines as to tho merits or demerits ol any particular kind of hose, and therefore wo liavo dolicacy in han dling hose, but a public duty compels it, so hero goes. In tho Mclvinloy tariff, under Schod ulo J?Flax, Ilomp and Jute, and Man ufactures of?wo find Section oGS aa fol io wa: Linon hydraulic hoso, mado in-whole or in part of lias, homp or jute, twonty centa per pound (34.31 per cent, ad va lorem.) In tho Wilson tariff bill wo find that section 273 reads as follows: Collara and culls and shirts, and all articles of wearing apparol of ovory de scription, not specially provided for in [hia act, composod wholly or in part of Itnon, and linon hydraulic hoso, thirtv uvo per cent, ad valorem. Tho great work of tariff roform ap pears to have transformed tho "hydrau lic hoso" ot tho McKinley tariff into an articlo of wearing apparel for Professor \\ilaon. Wo must confess to a dosree of ignorance as to tho exact mernbor of tho body Hint hydraulic ^hoso should ombrace. Aa it appears in closo asso ciation with "collars and cuff's and shirts," it might bo regarded aa a now species of Clovoland collar. But wo also find that it is alliod with "all articlea of wonring apparel of everv description," which involves a groator'dou'reo of mys tery. Tho namo is Btiggostivo of n water bag, but whero Professor Wilson could wear such a thing wo aro at a losa to imagine, though hia experience of tho past few months is cortainly suggestive of a hot water bag. But wo must fain givo up tho enigma and again ask tho worthy professor to help us in solving aiiothor southern nroblom: Wilson attired iu hvdruiilic how nut why ho weura.it nobody know. It may be to lessen his cure* and his woes. 1 o keep t?piil his toes or tho end of his nose. Docs ho curry it round wherever he rocs io wutd oil ntuicks from political foes? I>oes ho wear it by day or when in repose? And how lie gets in it tho Lord oulv Lnoiwj. I.ooklns: I'orwaril. The Iroii Age says: "There ia ex cellent ground lor tho boliof that as soon as tho tariff legislation now pon ding ia disposod of n substantial re covery from tho business depression will tako place. This is by no means an orignal discovery, and is not announced as such. Fro in tho time that tho symp toms oiacute linancial distress woroiirst visible tho prediction was made by far sighted businessmen of long experience tiiat there would bo no recovery Irom trado depression until after tho tariff question was settled. Thoy insisted that tlio silver question was merely an in cident, and that while it was verv im portant that tho country should no longer bo pernitted to drift toward a sil ver basis, yet tariff agitation would bo found to cut a much more important fiiruro tlinn tho issue as to whothor sil ver purcoases should or should not bo continued by tlio government. But thoy further claimod that with tho re adjustment of tlio tariff and tho liacal policy thus sottlod for somo years, in dustrial activity would tako on now life. Tho lapse ol timo has brought forth con croto facts for tho support what was then almost a thoorotical proposition. Ono lias but to read the industrial items as thoy now run in our column irom week to week to bo convinced of this. Projects aro again coming fordward' soiuoof them of consldorablo magnitude, which point to enlarged consumption and particularly show returning con fidence in tlio restoration of business to its normal proportions." Interpreting u Drcntu Uoolc. CUveland Main Dealer. A young marriod woman, living in tho East End, had a paculiar dream the other evening. She dreamed that sho was down town on Euclid avonuo with iior baby and was preparing to board a car to go home. Tho stop of thouow Euclid motor wasrathor high and shoreque3tod agen tlomau to hold her baby whilo alio boardod tho car. Ho consented, but be | fore ho could roturn tho infant to tho , arma of its inothor, tho car atartod and left without tho child. Tho grief of the I young woman waa intonso and so troublod was her mind that she awoko. Her relief at finding it all a droatn was so groat that eho decided to buy a book on drcama and learn what it all signified. Yostorday sho called at a down-town book ato'ro and related her .dream to tho clerk, who chanced tcTbo an ac quaintance. She purchased tho book and turned to tho index, whero she found that such a dream as sho experienced foretold that tho dreamer would rocoive twico as much aa sho had lost. "What would I got," 6ho said to tho clerk, innocently, "that would be twico as much to mo as my baby?" "Twins," said tho elork laconically, and eho has not spokon to him since. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. DEATH ItATES OP Git 13AT CITIES, Companion of FiguroM Gathered From A touml tho World, Statistics nro givon below, compiled 1 for tho first half of this yoar by Secro* I tnry Carter, of tho Maryland board of I hoaltli, showing tho mortality in var ious citlca of thia country and Kuropo having a population of tnoro than 100,? 000, and tlioy will bo foiitid of consldor ablo interest, Thoy aro an follows: ?, * .. , Death Itnto !;"?<"?? - ..Tm.io? 3S iSiJ: Vl,."' l.G'.'J, 1VI 17,1M "UAH Vlitirin ?.4 >S.01M 13.1",-J(J I'M J i'TV ? U;l?,U;tL 181Kb *2).07 hlla. olpbla l,Ufk,6Cj -Ji M JWJff - loiidi dliM Ht. I,oi Li u'JQ.OOO 4,S0I ]k j? JlrilKH'Il 4SN.ISS 4,!J.7J 17,'srt Woitoil ?|?7.;:,J7 fiHirt ?>" mi Bffifi-OW Owl 'J |,K( 1> U hi 111 1? I J.,"ill I 4,7.1) ?;m tall iTiUlcht'O :?),?*) jiWM 1H".M Shift ?rt,uo? :I"MW ! ? :;;; ??.?? AMI w.w l UtaOlltKll. Wi.OOO {.Ojv orfoH"., sHoia 3,r?M aw" un T8 a~',lou ?"?? fi*D iSto '?OUISVlilO....,, 127.(10(1 1 (V'il i i ki\ i!"!!1?.!'011' SU9.WU i.'imi luii ft-',? lil.lttl 74. OB (.brfoilnnu, Nor%. 1.'rti,.'K)0 l,:w 17 onvcr.(ol,, 1M.OOO ?; ] i 'Si"1"' Y-~ lu.ti.ll l.ffll 17.S7 trance )tu,4M l,w> 2s.e A mill) TUIiLS US Tlmtn Cnllranilu Town Want, thr Corbott. I Jackson Fight. I-os Axoeles, Cai.a., Jan. 2S.?(By carrier pigoou from Avalon, Calania In land.)?fading cltkons liavo subscrib ed $3,000 (or the purposo of Hotline Cor tott and Jackson to meet horo Juno noxt, Sho sum is to bo supplementary to the $.15 000 ollorcd by tho Santa Cat alann Athlotic Club of Los Angolos. A petition will bo circulated foraicnaturos all ovor tho eiato in viow of tho dotor inination of Corbott to withdraw from tho ring aftor his next contest request ine him to tight his final battlo in his natiYO state. OHIO Ml NICKS Fall to Attend tlio Columbus Conference, No Prospects of a Settlement, Columbus, O., Jan. 21).?Not a einglo Ohio miner appoarod to-day to nttond tho conforonco called for by the opor atora to consider tho waco question. Tho operators aro fully represented, but so far tho minors have not bcon heard from. Socrotary McBrido, of tho Unitod Mino Workers, rofuses to say why tho minors liavo failed to respond to tho call. Tho wago quostion Booms to bo furthor from settlement than evor, and a rosumption of work in tho Ohio mines in tho near futuro seems very improba ble. Man- wants but little here below, But wants that little good. ! Nino out of ton men whon asking for a drink, will simply aslc for "something* | good," and out of tho nine thoro aro not two who know when a drink of good whiskey, brandy, gin or rum is sold them, low hotels or vendors of liquors can, assuro thoir customers that tho I liquors sot boforo them aro absolutolv puro and old. Ono tastes almost as good as tho other; but if you want to bo suro that you aro buying onlv a pure liquor, wo advise you to look at tho bottlo and soo if tho name of Mar Klein is blown in tho bottlo, and his signature on tho label, and if you see it there, you can bet your boat dollar that you afo getting a "straight" article, llis Silver Age, Duque3no and Bear Crook Ityosrecommondod by physicians and mon of all professions. For salo by Wheeling Drug Company. The breath of a chronic catarrh pationt is ofton so oflonsivo that ho bo ' comes an object of disgust Aftor a timo ulceration sets in, tho spongy bones aro nttaekod, nnd frequently de stroyed. A constant source of discom fort is tho dripping of tho purulent eecrotions into tho throat, sometimes producing inveterato bronchitis, which is usually tho exciting cause of pulmon ary disease. Tho brilliant results by its "30. for years past properly designate My b Cream Balm as by far tho best I and only euro. Call upon vour druggist for it. FINANCE A\L> TRADE. Tho Fo.ituros or tho Alouojr ami Stock Markotd, New Youk, Jan. 29.?Money on call easy at 1 per cent; last loan 1 porccnti closed ntl percent. Prlmo mercantile paper 3J$a5}$ per cent. Sterling exchange dull and easier at 8-1 S3*<ja4 The total sales of stocks to-day were 1S0.300 shares. The most Interesting event in Wall street was the conference between tho secretary of the treasury and the leading Now York baukera, on tbe proposed bond Issue. It cannot bo said. ??yer.10 have had any cffect upon the share >,on,.rh0f in.MUluc* " u'? speculative elomeut have already practically discounted tho business or tho loan, and have not lojt confidence in tho ?Mlltyof thejroveriimcnt to iloattho bonds or iuuotheu secretary of tho treasury to Being a popular loan .and not n "bankers ",? commission being allowed to anybody for placing tho bonds, some of the New York financiers who hoped to be called in to help out tbe government at the usual percentage aro rorirn1?]!^ rtl-nPPoIntc|1-nnd perhaps would not SSSyi?.^11 oI dlUlculty iu tlio pathway of Sccretarj Carlisle, lho concensus of tho best ??p however, that tho loau is legal and will be subscribed for more than imum?prJce UUd hl?herllmu themiu ><? ?}}?>1!'0 ^Pt?ni'"F.?t st?ck exchange prices were steadily held, Louisville JcNiLshvillc, which showed an advance of % per cent, bclnir tho (mmftlarV J showed any Important chnngo from tho closing prices on Saturday. The spec ulatlou was very tame, nnd at no timo during tho day was there any activity. London bau-lH modorately of tho Arbitrage specialties during m,?JnlufL' nnd wag the mainstay of thenmr lntoro,,t was anxious to start prices on the downward track, but were met by mw./orcto1. bnrtng. which chocked their plans nuilo considerably. Tho bear traders received n^istanco from snccial depressing influences. in'\'?,i ? ncwlitijjation weakphod Chicago (Jas, .^ii r loc-? SC,1,UB was-jnpplemenfed byniders r^ V,r0ItU 1 ili w,csl u;hi,ch brokc ?ho stock V/A jHir Vm.Van\Q I.Mllbc,,nR th?Jowwt price made. Now ^ t down ^ jier cent and it was re } ?1tI,l.UtMk'Vvorc UJ ?a?U'"iouon tho pool formed in tho hope of creating a voting trust under tho management of Mr. Charles Parsons. Subsequently when a strong purchasing move ment was developed it wa? llintect tllat tlio ro cciver of the company in this city and his party were desirous of accumulating stock at cheap figures. 5lr. llatt himself otl'ercd tho theory linlh1,1" L k? scl iUR wns hy Pewon* who hnil bought the shares In expectation of tho appoint ment of receivers other than those named. The stock advanced a pur cenL Sugar declined JiSfdi y on tho liouldotion of a traders pool ^blng bottom figures Into in the afternoon when tho decline was 2# per cent In the final sales there was a recovery of ner cent The preferred receded \\t per 5nC4Jui market was Irregular during the morn HAnMa i na' ^frenuentiy between firmness and depression on a small volume of business. After midday the speculation was steadied somewhat and for a time firmness prevailed until the drive niailoi at Chicago Gas caused general weakness whlcli lasted with scarcely an interruption until tho cloie. thfe dav ending with a heaviness vhich was general. Compared with the final U7,flT; ? cJosln^ prices were irregu lar, but a majority of tho shores traded iu show tinnwi Vft tho^o already men tloned, Delaware. Lackawanna i Western 'IK' tvatuville and 'lerre llauto and I'ittsbur^h Cincinnati, Chicago ?t St. Louis preferred Ore' gon Improvement 1^; Manhattan i>; aud Gen enuhlectrio1perccnt, tho latu-r l>elng unfavor ^'Jt^tcd by a report that 1'rofessor Thomp Tim?l i,0rKEDiul!i QIJ opposition company^ Thoso ahures which show the principal n<j. Cotton 01) preferred 11^; Wheeling per^ccne" re flU preferred 1 Tne railway and miscellaneous bond market .0,1K un '?t0.111 the u,tcrnoon, when an easier tone prevailed. Government bonds strong. State bonds inactive. JJ0N&3 AND STOCK QUOTATtOSS?CWSKP BIO C. S. 4s roc?_?.tl3>flN0l. Com. prcrd.. 18 U, S-4y$reg.7.r 1)j [Norfolk'it West p'd lil1? '??-J?T? l'V?.rtbern Pacific..- 4<t Atchison., lij^l do preferred.. 17'? ireM H1 Northwestern AncricanLxpr?s.uo 1 doprefcrrod- .133 , tilo. 70 itfotr York Central 10l>4' ru... SO^jN. V. A Now Kn?. M 11 12. On-uon Improvo't. I2y$ iMo lOf Oreiroti Nav 20 IJalUinoroifeOhla* Canada Houthoru... ;>mmi iMoinc Cjic*op?ako A Ohio ir.'f Uri'Kori r*av?......?. w tb onKo & Altoa....ltfl pacific Mail 17tf i- n.ll/v- I'M 1'lttnburgU 149 J;lilCBROOiU.,CJ Uoiutlllft. ? 19 r.'.'i r?.i "f i ?*" ?! I'McliniotKl Turin.... J-oJ. Coal iron...... lo do preferred.. 1? fepo'.OHC.nWo. 27#fltook Island............ ?V4 c .?k Hud.... . fuiil MJJ ! ?L? A Wwt!??| jo preferred!. JIH f.' o.'M* l;ref i1 3Jni?, Oinuha.. 87 ? ?l?t. *V.i.dttto l eoil. W4 do preferred 110 M)fi *?W?r RaOnorr 70*^ o preferred :u r? l~? i.dt IjlliioU Central W'i h Kansas,VTox. prof. 1M Lako t.'rlo & West,,. 1.1 do |?roferrcil GO LacoSlioro |;fl l?cml Trust '.'?s iTouti. Coal .tiron.. w{i Totiii Pacific h)j Tol. ?& O, Con prnl. W> Uulon Pacltlo - 20 If. H. Kxprun O'l W.,HlL..fcP 7>? do preferred HJ* * WVo 11 * 'i'i r?o C|'; 1 2 I' MIcIiIkiii ten ml... 1>7 W'oilom Lliilou Kl!i feMK fc" ?f*?- E S .'Ii^nuuri lnril|U?...a i! NanlivlllolOlmtU "D | NatlotudCordujco... 17,'; UlUUIlUUrtJ I.. U... I-*W I do prelurroil ?MJ& lOoncrul JCIoctrlc.... Mu ItremlstulTa mid I'rovlalon*. I Chicago. Jftu. 29.?Tho bulU lowed wheat up 1 1 cout to day. May closed with ft Kulu of !*c. The cauxet of the bullUlt fooling wore ft dceroa?o , In thoYlidhlo kupplv, BtroUKor Kugllsh cable*, tho prospect* of u cold wnvound lie lit rocolpw tit Chicago nud In tbo northwest. May corn ( oloiod kohlRluT, May oatsj$o higher and pro ! vJMom Joiror all around. Flour cosy, Wheat?Cm unrlUR Ci'aOlc; Mny C3^aGIJi ,, . Cons-Cash No. 2, Hose: Jaiumry 3l;-kii ?>%ft l'ebrttnrr W ;i\'tV';u^"?^o: May avk'M/tf1 ?SV!?c; July iwaiOJ^icrJ^c. Oats?Cash No. 2. U7'.(c; January 26;^27;^J May 2UJ4a80an0c: July 28>iu. Kvk-No. 2, ?lie. Ku.xauro-81 Timothy 8cki>?J4.is. Mixs Pone?(.'a^b Sin 15: January 313 10a 1317K?l:? 12)4; May in l&alU 2.1al3 23. I.aro?C'ajtb S7 January 87 72^07 S0n772' .Kobruary i7 ti7%a7 U^u7 7j>i; May $7 5'J};u7 00u i Siiokt HiU4?Ciwh W05: January and February 50 Mi Mav5<!C2}(aii BOuG 05. Other* undiluted. Nbw Youk, Jan. 2flL?Flour, rccclpti 15,000 bar rolfi: oxports lo.ooo barreU; ?ale.ill.OOObnrr?ls; tnarketitcadr. Wheat, exports 12.1,000 busbeU: wles l.-IW.OOO bu.ilieU of futures; 156,000bunhebi ol spot; ungraded red C'.'e; options strong and i higher. No. 2 red Januury COj^c: February &}& o>; ?aik>!Jc; Mareb.67Kc;May C'J; ^OD-KcjJ uno 70Ke; July 67)^e. Corn, recclpu l.'^J uuabcU: ?afos : 357,000 bushels of futures and 37,000 bushels of snot; market dull; January 4>}Co: February 4"Kc; March ?MJvaU^ailJSc; Mny4IJ^4.iJ^ttl5><;c. , Oats, receipts 25,000 bushels; exports none; ] snlcs 110.000 bushels of futures and 70,000 bush els of ?pot; market quiet and linn; January 3ie; February a-tJ^aiH^aSl'^c; March 31Jin;w^a3l>|C; Ilay dud and easy, llopi dull: state coiutnou lo choice rjn2jc; l'aciue coa*t lOarJc. Hides steady. Cut meats firm. I^ird dull and Htuady: western steam closed at$8 10; January#* 05; Feb ruary 57 ?#5: May 57 87. Pork slow but steady; now me.-s $H,ri0all 75; extra prime ?l;tto)al t 00; i family 815 uoaltiCO; shortclejir S15 50al70o. Ilut tcr firm; western dairy i:P,vttl7c: do creamery i lba'.M)^:; do factory l J'.^alOc; Klglns 2CJ^c; Mute dairy lGa2.'c; do creamery 18a2.'c. Ctioo-e quiet; state large'Jullv'^e. Kcgjqulotuud atcady. Tal low dull rind lower; city 5;;a5Ke. Rosin quiet. Turpentine quiet. Hlce dull; domestic good to extra ;1o5VjC. Molasses* dull. Codec closed dull at unchaujjod to 5 points net. bugar dull Cincinnati, O., Jan 29.?Flour in moderate demand; family $2 0.i?i2 15; fancy $2 50a2 65. Wheat steady; No.2 red filHJa'0!<c; receipts 3.2O0 bushels: shipments 1,000 bushels*. Corn atroug: No. 2 mixed 37>ic. Oats quiet and firm: No. 2 mixed 31a3lV|o. tRyo easy; No. 2,1 Me. l'oru quiet at 513 Ml l.ard dull at 87 GO. Hulk meats liriu at fcG b7'/<n7 00. liacou linn at ?S 'Si. Whisky steady at SU5. llutter tlrui and uuchuncod; Rlgln crcumery 27c; Ohio 23c; dairy 12al-'Mie. l.lmeed oil steady ut 4saMc. Sugar quiet; hurd refined :P??n5>^c; New Orleans US'a?>ae. Kggs barely steady at lie. Checso steady; prime to i choice Ohio Hut Halite. | I'lULADKM'HU. Pa.. Jan. 29.?Flour market | weak. Whcut firm; No. 3 red G2c; No. 2 l'enn ! 6ytvanla G5c; January 61c; February 6l%c; I March GT?V*c; April OSc. Corn steady; January 42J^e; Febmurv 42Xc; March 43%e: April 4tc. i Oats, active: January 35fa; February 3r^ic; , March 30c; April 3Gkc. Butter quiet but firm; i fancy priuU2<c; Jobbing 28a3tc. ?gw quiet and eieadv; western ISc; bouthcru 17c. Cheese steady and unchanged. Ualtimoue, Mo., Jan. 29.?Wheat dull: "pot atid January 63j^a6lc; Februarv GiaOi^c; May 07%atB>ic: steamer No. 2 red GOj^aGOKe. Corn firmer: snot oud lanuary 4_M.JiU2y;e; February 42^a4.5c; March 43kat:P>ic; May 41ultJic. Oats Inactive; No. 3 white western 3ic; No. 2 mixed western :t'!j^o3lc. I lav quiet anil steady; good to choice timothy SloOOalOOO. Ljrgs firm; fresh 17al6c. Checso firm; fancy New. York 12^ai;>^c. Toledo, 0? Jan. 29.?'Wheat active and higher: No. 2 cash und January GU^c: March Ct%c. ikjrn dull und steady; No. 2 cash ;i5l?c; No. 3,35c; No. 4. , Stj^c. Oats quiet: No.2 mixed cash 29c. ltyc dull; cash 50o. Clovcrseed active and higher; prime cash, January and February SO 17}$; March 80 22V$. Dry Goods. New Took. Jan. 29.?The dry goods district, | consiilcrlng the drasvback of the disagreeable I storm, is doing fairly well. Stuplc goods that are bought on tickets and reputation show cou , sidcrablu activity, but tho more fancy style of j goods are neglected for better weather under 1 which to make selections. Print cloths aro unlet hut steady. Prints aud prluted fabrics rule quiet1 ! and steady. Ginghams and wash goods are quite firm with a fair demand. Drosi goods of all kinds aro selling about up to productions, I : with stocks to begin with moderate business. ; The foreign dry goods department is steady and moderately active. The jobbing trade is iairly , active. ] l.lvo Stock. Chicaoo, Jan.20.?Cattle, receipts 13,500 head; shipments3,000 head; market .steady; no extra steer* here; fair to good Slfi0a4 90; medium S385u4 25; others ?12.>a:t75; Texans and cows 52 50a:'.50. Hogs, receiptsai.OOOhead; sldDinents 8.500 head: market steady; rough and common 85 OOa510; packers and mixed $5 20a535; prime heavy and butchers weights ?5 40:i5 to: prime light S5 3T?iv*? 40. Sheep, receipts 14,030 Head; market slow; top sheep $3 25o3 75; top lambs Si 25a4 75. East LinKrtTY." l*A.. Jau. 29.?fettle, receipts 2,220 head; shipments 1,100 head; market active and a shade hkhcr than last week on light and medium weights; heavy very dull and un changed. Hogs, receipts6,200 head; shipments ; 5.GOJ bend; market firm: all grades S5 t>ja5 75. Sheep, receipts 0,5500 head; shipmeuts4.900 head; market steady at about lust week's prfccs. I Cincinnati. O.. Jan. 29.?Hogs firm ut S4 75a | 5 65; receipts 4,'JUO head; shipments 2,900 head. l'etroleuiu. Oir. City, Pa.. Jan. 29.?Opened SOc; highest 801 ;e: lowest .V.'c; closed SOc; sales 15,000 barrels; i shipments 111,631 barrels; runs 106,Ml barrels. New Yokk.Jan. 29.?Petroleum quiet; l'enn-] sylvanla oil, spot sales noue; February option i sides none; closed at 80c bid. Mctali. >l?ooP.iI?r*iK' !S 20--l'l? 1?>J Sull: Amcrlcim SI. ooal.i Oj. Copper weak; lako 810 oo. Lead I strougcr; doxoitic S3 25. Tin dull;atraits S19 00 I Cotton. dUn^a71' ?" JaU- 20-Colton Arm; aid Kead tho Intelligkncer's Spccinl Art rortioho offer on pn^o thrco to-day. When Baby was slclc, wo garo her Castor la. When she waa a Child, oho cried for Castorla. When Bho bccamo Miss, sho clung to Castorla, When sho had Children, she gave them Castorla, If you [ feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS i or Over Fifty Yours. Mas. Winslow'8Soothing Syrup has been used fhfllrnhltrtlm^05^?! ^ Willloua of mothers for I their children while teething, with iwrfect sue the child, softens the rum hi mUr^ n'lna co,,c' ,lUfl Oio best hi?!a'LSuii ? roa,i, u,wiu foHwe tho iK)or HtUo Hiitltirer Immcdlftlclr. Sold bydrucirlsw tliy-world. Torcnty-iivo ceuu ix bottle Jto inn uid ntic for "Jin. Wlosiow's Soothlnjtoyrup,' ftild ukfl no other khi'L H v:vs\v ii J sci?OfictiUy prepared Liniment and harmless; every ingredient is of recognized valuo and in constant aso m. r i J12 profession. It short ens Later, Lessens Pain, Diminishes ti i .St. * i of Mother,' and Child. Book To Mothers" mailed free, con taming .valuable information and voluntary testimonials. EiiAOFlELD KESUIATOII-CO., Atlanla, Ga. f SoldbyallUruggiay, Ffi CPS *3 a sonrro of mnoh ? AD cleaniwd of all linpur BL00D?"-asT&r iupusw w?v|Uovon ufl tapj? of whatsoever origin, ami liullda up tlio gen eral health. Tor thren ye*n I w?? (a trouble-! wfih nulirUt pollen HulllieliHt all III clurra*) 1 tried mrrcurul EssS**8?1 J.A.KICP.OltlwI.KiB. lljlCTaEEl Our TIaoV on ni?*l nnd Bkin m* n ? m m Dite*Mi nuile?t (tee. RjQj 3 D Irjfl |r" rUIlK PROMINENT IEN West Virginia. ABOOK of1,050 PAGES With 800 "Wood Cats and Iliogrnphlo* of The LEADING MEN of WEST YA. This volume also contains 150 pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every election since the organiza tion of the State. It is the most valuable book ever published in West Vir ginia. FH.IOU: In Cloth $!> 00. In Half Morocco $7 50. STATION! Central Time. Lv. Whcollng Bcllnlre. Martin's Furry Bridgeport... St. Clalrsvillb Flushing...'. Freeport. - Uhrlchsvllle ? New Pntladulphia. Cunnl Dover Bcuch City Justin Maisillon. Warwick.. Sterling.. Sovlllo Medina..., tirnfton. Ar. Elyria.. Freight d: Paw. Aggntt A Handsomo Complexion Is one of the greatest charmg a woman can gfveait' S ?OZXO!t^B Cojuxexion Powdek f Pennsylvania Stations. gnnsylvania Ljnes. Trains Run by Contral Timo. Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station oj ASATrn St., Foot or EtKVEjrni St.. Wukeukq, AT MOl.CltE HOCHE, WUKEI.IXO, AND AT TIT* Pennsylvania Station. UuiDOKPOttT. PoirriiwrfiT Stsitv?" Pan Handle Route." ?Oaily. IDailv cxcirr Sunday Fkoji Whkkmno to i.uave arrive. Wellsburgand StcubonTillo.. tC:30um pin McDonald and Pittsburgh..... |0:30 am 17:43 ptn New Cumberland ..... 0:40 uin 7::i5 am Indianapolis and St. Louis.? "3NO am pm Columbus and Cincinnati ?3:40 ara ?j:2G pm Wellsburg and Stouboavlllo. *3:40 am ?5:26 pta Philadelphia aud Now York.tl2r.i5 pin pm Sioubcnvllle and Pittsburghtl2:2T? pin t2:?3 pm Columbus aud Chicago .|l2:i3 pm rJ:25 pm Philadelphia and Now York ?J:J5 pm *"10:3o am Baltimore and Wa?hlngton. ?-':55 pm ^lO:^ a m Stcubenvllle and Pittsburgh *_':*> put ?10:% am SteubenviUeand DounUou- ?J:55pm ?10.33 am Wellsburg 4:30 pin pm Indianapolis and St. Louis.- +8:45 pm ffi:ir? am Dayton ami Cincinnati ?8:t5 pm fi5:15 am' Steubenvillo aud Columbus- 18:4-3 pm t0:13 am Northwest System?Cloyo. ?t Pitts. Division. Trains run dally, except Sunday, ni folio ?vi: FnoMUitiDOiiroirrTo Lkavk. Aiuuvk. Ft. Wayne and Chicago 4:Wn:a C:S0 pm Cnuton and Toledo... 4:49 am C::w pm Alliance and Cleveland. - 4:4'Jam C:30 pm Stcuncnvillo and Pittsburgh..- 4:4'J am 8:1.3 pm Steubenvillo and Wcllsvilie-... 8:43 am 1:40 pm Sieubenvillo and Pittsburgh.... ,J:.,?0am ' l?:"iJ am Ft. Wayne ?k Chicago ltlO.pm 6:30 piu Canton and Toledo 1:10 pm CiSOpin Alllanco and Cloveland 1:10 pm I.NOpra Steubonvllle and Wolisvilio..... 1:10 pm C:33 pm Phlladolnhlai\nd New York..- 2:41 pm 6:00 pm Baltimore and "Washington...-. 2:41 pm 5:00 pm Btcubonville and Pittsburgh... 2:41 pm 5:00 pm BteubenviHe d;Ea<t LlvcrpooL 0:10 pm 7:53 am Send Orders to? INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING COMPANY.. dc20-niw Wheeling TV. Vtu STEAMERS. RAILROADS. TOR CINCINNATI. LOUIS VILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS, NEW ORLEANS AND INTERMEDIATE JOINTS. Will lenvo W h a r f b o a t, foot of Eleventh btre:t. as follows: Stonmor KoystonoStnto, for Cincinnati, O., every Tuesday at 8 a. ra. T. S. Calhoun, Master: Charles W. Knox, Clerk. Steamer Hudson, cvory TiiciwnAYat 3 a. ] Itobert Agnew, Master; Al J. Sliiven. Clerk. Steamer iron queen, every Satuiuuy atS a. m., for Cincinnati. Johu iL Philllpi, Master; 1L II. Kerr, Clerk. Flrst-clafli faro. Wheeling to Cincinnati. ?0. Round trip. SIO. Me?tls and BUUo rooms In cluded. Tickets good until used. For freight or passage apply on board, or telophono No. noJO CROCKARD & BOOTH, Agents TbeClovcland, Lorain & Wheeling 11,11, TIME CARD. "Via. Elyria mid tho Lako Shoro Routo. CIo3*cland Sandusky.^, Norwaik Toledo.. Detroit Chicago Buffalo Albany. New York B-")ston.-..^ Akron via Warwick J. H TKHRY. Gen. RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival and iloparttiro of Irnlna on ami aft?t December 3, lSJj. Kxn.ajution or ltr.rKHL.vcr Maiiki: ?Dalljrj ISunday excepted: jMonJar oxcepted: (Saturday a xuentad: (Sunday only; "Satunlay only. Eastern Standard Tlrna depakt. iirTSTn. it?Main Line,Fasti arrive ?liioarn Wmh.c yllalt., Phil. ?t N. Y ? 8:33 am ????* ? With. CTr lull.. Phil, ik N. Y ....^ 1 ....Cumberland Accoui,,..;. tl ??tn ........Grafton Accoui .... *10:1) am Mouinlavillo AUCQin 17:50 ani .....Mouiidsvillo tccoin jt :10 pm MotindavlUo Accoin | j7:35pm Koytor Express I yVOJ pm 11. ST?7irk?a O. I) I v.. WeO ARRIV& For Coluuibui and Chicago *2:110 am ','oltimbus and Cincinnati.. ?Ss.'Spm Columbus nttd Cincinnati.. *3:01 am Columbu* & Chicago Expaa. *ui:43ara 1 Newark Actum Ml Warn ....St. Clalnvlllo Accom fU'^am ....St. Clalnvlllo Accoml 15:'?fl pm UAO. UTII-Wm V~& B "DIt'i Awntvi. For IMtt?huntti?. riOrlOnm PltUbureh Plluburgh and E&su... tl:30pin 1'UubuniU 10:00 pml,..Washington. Pa, Accom.-! ruuimrgn Kxprom. Ktr.t8T.nruY. Pittsburgh N ?? w CumlHirliuid ?1:2% pin t":<3am ?1:2ft pm IllMOnm 1?:00pia| ll:0?|)in l'.?:43 urn UKvjuirT, 1:Waini ?10:15 am 112:1.5 nm. ??1:11'pm .Maw pm 110:15 am J3:3o pml DtPART. ' atn pml tliSOpml t<J:00 pml nr.pAiir. , 17:? Bin 7MO ami 10 am 11:25 pin ?3:15 pm 5:30 pml otibenvllle and West... Pttaburgb and Now York.. Pittsburgh and Now York.. -NVclNliurg WK?T. am Express, Cln. ami fit. Louis 9:4Spm Kxpron. Cln. and St. Lonlt... I:?5 pm bijtrtM. Steub. mid Chleaija 04:.mpiu|....l'Ut.?lmru'li .V: DennUou.... o"&p. it iC DI'.t'A KT. I 15:19 am 15:19 atn, 15:49 am p:49 am 19:43 nin. 110:50 am 2 :10 pm -: 10 pm 2:10 pm '2:10 pm, JIM l pm 3:ii pin ?1:11 pm T< :10 pm! ?.?F t. \\ avuo an I Chicago*.'.. Canton and Toledo. ...-Alliance and Cleveland Stonbonvlllo and l'ltubuneb Steubenvlllo nml Wollsvllle Steubonvllle ami Pittsburgh 1 Ft. Wayne and Chicago. Canton and Toledo-.. A lllauce and Cleveland... Sieubonvllle and Well*vlil.< Philadelphia and Now York ..liultlmorcand Washington, steubenvlllo and llttaburgh jSleubenvIllo&KastLlvoroooli A I'KI'Airr. W.it ]fc 11 Jty. 'HiOOnm ...Wheeling ?V* StcubonvlllQ.J 9:45 atn ...Clovland. Toledo .v West... 9:15 nm ...Wheeling it Steiibonvllle.... '2:25 pm ...Wheeling <fc Stcubcnville.... *4:30 pm Mandllon Wesf. 14:30 pM|...\VboolliiK A Htculmnvlllo.... ntrAur I c^ k W.?Bkiimbport. . am Clovolar.(U Toledo & Chicago am ?6:M pm [12:10 nm i'2:M nm |7:i\*m lj2:io mn ARRtTB. fv.Upm H-.a'i ma ?0:'2itptu 13:2ft pm ,?11:35*01 pm ?7:15 am pm , JV.25 pm Ml :ittiim naiviT 7:30 pm 7::?pta 7:Hi pm 'J:l.'i pm 2:40 pm I0:&0 nm :30 pm ::o pm "2:lti pin '7:30 pm 16:00 pm m:W iua p:'? pm *^:Mam AUHtVK. '7:40 am pm SMSprn ;l:V>pm [?11:0ft am ltll:Q'? mn +4:45 8:15 t 0:;ci r?praj tlO:;? ?nij 1*2:15 pin t5 :30 pm Tl:20pm| .MrtKdllon n('(i?mmoda;luuM| St. Clalrsvlllo nccotn..... .... .su Clalnvlllo oo?:om .St. Clalnvlllo acconu... .Sl Clalnvlllo accoin.... Ixtrnl IroL-tit DKPART. I *7:25am ... 112:00 m *4:00 pml 1.KAVK OKU.A1RR 9:10 am' 4:IX) pm OHIO KIVKRK. It -..I'a^eiiKor mm I'aocriRur 1'awnncr Bi Z." VC."RAI I.ROAD. ...-llcllalrp and Zanosvillo... NVoods tiold? AURIVt '.H:3"2 pm ;l :00am 9:50 nm 'l:!Upm 4:Mpm i7:15pm 1M5 urn AUIUVI. 1*11:00 am f3:00oni *7:43 pm AMUVK. DKLLAtllB ?:20 pm 8:1 jam RAILROADS. Dcpartoround arrival of traluH at Wbcellu^. icrn time. Schedule In of* I feet November 19.183.1. MAIN LINE EAST, l-'or Baltimore, I'lilladol plila and Now York 1:43 u. m., l:-i p. in., dally. Koyser Express, 9:15 it m., dally, oxcopt Monday. Cumberland accommodatloa, 7:13a. m.. dally oxcunt Sunday. Grafton accommodation. I:i5 p. m., dally, ^louudsvillu accommodation. 11:10 il m, and G:W and 11:03 ]>. in., except duuday. ARRIVE. From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore 8:35a. in., dally. Keysor Express, 5:00 p, ia, dally, oxccpt Monday. Cumberland accommodation, 4:43 p. m.. ox cent Sunday. (Jraftouaccommodation. 10:20 a. m.. dally. Mound?vlllo nccomniodatlon; 7:50 a. in., oc cept Sunday: |10:20 iu in., dully, aud 1:10, 4:1S and 7:^5 p. m., excopt Sunday. TltANS-OIIIO DIVISION. For Columbus nnd Chlcoso,7:50and4:l2 p. m.. dally. Columbus and Cincinnati oxprcn. 10:15 a. m.. dally, and 12:IS a. in., dally, except Sunday, aud 2:15 a. ni., Sunday only. Newark accommodation, 3:30 p. m., dally, except Sunday. St. Clalnvlllo accommodation, 10:13a. m., and C:IX) p. in., except Sunday. ARRIVE. Chicago oxpress, 2:30 a. in. and 10:13 a. m., dally. Cincinnati oxprosa, 5:03 a. m. and 5:25 p. m., dnlly. \ Newark accommodation. 11:33 a. m., dally, except Sunday. Si. Clalnvlllo accommodation. 11:33 a. m. and 5:2i p. in., dally,^ oxccpt Sunday. ? WHEELING Si PITTSBURGH DIVISION. For Pittsburgh. 5:Oj and 7:30 a. m? daily; 1:33 p. m., dally, oxcopt Sunday, aud 5:33 p. in., dally. For Pittsburgh and the cast, 5:03 a. m. and 6:35 p. iu.. dally. - , Washington accommodation, 0:05 p. m., dady, except Sunday. ARRIVE. From Pittsburgh. 10:10 a.m. andfi:50 p.m." dally and 12:10 u. ni.. and 12:15 p. in.,oxcopt Sunday, and 2::t0 a. in.. Sunday only. Washington accommodation, 7:23a in., dally, except Suudny. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On and after Monday. December 24. Passcmror Trains will run as follows: "Dally. {Daily Ex cept Sunday. Central time. SOUTH ROUND. Wheeling. Bonwood - MonndiviUc~ New Mortliuville.^.. FlsienviUe Friendly St. Marys - WllliamstowuM Parkenburg. Belleville Ravenswood ?... Ripley Laudlug Graham New llavcu....^....... Hurtfonl Masou City Clifton. PL Pleasant (lalllpolls... Guyandote lluutlpgtou A.M. t 5 55 r. 33 7 V 8 nil 8 12 8 li 8 2l| 8 28 8 581 9 131 , 10 tic? A. M. Pi tf. n o:?; M 15 5 55 f. 40] <7 0.'i| r. m. ? 1 . A. M. A. ?r. til 00 2"? 1 11 15 r. I ) 11 ;w 12 :m) 12 M 1 0*? 1 :m 2 10 7 mi 8 0) a.a 8 42 9 10 10 40 11 20 4 10! 12 0L ?I 33 12 'St 5 0i 12 55 ? b 071 101 [' 1-1 17 35 1 07 1 15 120 1 ?*?? 2 1? 3 *20 ?3M P. M. NOUT1I JIODKD. Wheeling lk'iiwood Moundsvlllc New Martinsville..... SUtcnvllIo Friendly........... St. Marys WUIiumhtowu l'arkenbu?- ... Belleville lUiveiiJiWood - Ripley Laudlug Graham...... New llavcu llartford - Mason Ciiy.....-.^.... Clifton - I'L Plcaiaut GalllpollB Guyandolte Uuntlugtou...M P.M. f2tW 1 45 I :w 12 12 10 II M 11 m 10 50 10 0.1 9 15 a :w 8 01 7 :t7 >10 00 9-r 9 25; 8 JJi 8 00 7 II c ooj A. il ??ii 15 ?? 30 6 in :> 071 4 4:1 ?i ?1 OJ r. '.u 2 ?2 00 1 20 12 51 12 181 I2.lt 7 20] 12 0; 7 15 11 5S fi 15 11 25 li :w! II 10 5 28 10 "0 5 13 '"3 531 A. M. I A. M. J. ltOlHNoON. G. P. A. P. M. f t IC) 7 2J 6 V) ? ft H r? so 5 41 5r.i 5.*a 5*23 4 51, 437 :j *20 13 10 P. Jt Wlieellng Bridge & Terminal Ry. C O. BItEWSTER Receiver. Tlmo Tablo No. 13. to tako olTcct 12:01 a m., Sunday. November 19. Ifi3t LeavoWhcellug?tS:00, t9:l), 211:40 a. m., f2:20, *3:15.14:39, j[9:03 p. in. LeavoPonltwula?18:00,19:51, ?11:40 a. m.,|2:2^ *3:21.11:3?>.49:00 p.m. ? Ixavc Martin's l'orry?1S:12,19:57,811:52 a. m., t2:32. *3:27. 11:42.59:12. Arrive Termliiul Junction?13:17,1lO:OJ, a ni.. t2:E3, *J:3.'..tt:40, *9:18 p. m. Leavo Terminal Jnuctlon?f7:22. ?3:W, a 1a, ?12:40, a in.. g:i:69.11:05.15:11. 18.15 p. in. Leave Martfn'n l'orry?17:23, |9:07 a.m., *12:15, ?4:05.14:10,15:19. t?:52 p. m. Leave Peninsula?f7:?l,?'J:llam., *12:51, ?1:1L 14:17.15 :*ir?. ts:5S p. m.. * Arrlvo Wheeling?17:40, j?9:20 a in., ?12^7, 34:17. 1l:?*i. 15:81, t9:05 n. m. *Dally. tDollv erccpt Sunday. jSiuidayj only. All tr&lai will run on >istoru Time. J.E. TAUSSIG. SuDerlntenJon' Wheeling & Elm Grove Rallroal On and after Saturday. October L UJ2, tralai will run as follows, city Unw: Leave Wuksuno-*6:00 a m., 7:00 a m..8:)l a. ni.,9:03 a. m.. 10:03 a. ia. 11:00 a. ia, 12'03ia. 1:03 p. ia., 2Wp. ia.. 3:03 p. in.. 4:00 p. m., 5:)) p. m., C:00p. el, 7:03 p.ia.,8:03 p. ia., 9:J3 p, in.. 11:00 p. m. Leave liut Grove?*0:03a. ra.. 7:03a. 31. 3:11 a m.. V O0a m., 10:'M a m.. 11:00 a m.. 12:03 ra. 1:00 p. ia. 2:00 p. m.. 3:00 p. :n-. 4:03 p. ]?. m., 6:00 p. m., 7rt? p. m., 8:03 p.'so., 9:10p. in.. 10 10 p. in. "Dally, except Sunday. 8omday?Church train* leara Elm OroraAt 9:13 a. ix and Wheeling at l ':17 p. m._ 1L u WEISOKKIlfcR, OCl Ocucr&l MaaajJi isw