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CEREBRIHE (HAMMOND.) l'-Urnrl of tlio Hntlii of tin* Ox. Prepared Act-urillng to the I'mwii und L'ltunr tin' Nii|iervl4l?u ??F Dr. WILLIAM A. IIAMMO.M), Of remarkable effi cacy n? 11 rv.?utnnt; t? ilio advances ol old u<o; in nervous |? to?* (ration or iienriuliu Ida; Hysteria: .Ner vous dyspepsia; Hypo t'liomlriii uutl in I Id form< of mental ?lo rungutucnt; Fuuctlou* id bruin dlsiurbutioo duo t> defeotivo iiu* trlt Um of tlio or??u; 'I'imii notary or Iniir cnntimiod brain ex hadstloti reuniting Itoin Intollcctuiil or emotional strain. V. ftliifflo "low Will. In rascsof thlHchnracter, frequently aet ns a i'oui|iUio restorntlvo I ton-.. Atir.-s/Vi.t'i of tlio nervoussystem. 'rr2? ^ I'isoiniilii riMiiltluij tk -A^?tP0 1 ' i Irom over mental Ml UilllAW'd St<Mi! j' work thi? eflccts ate ? Whero local druggists tro not supplied with the Hammond Aiiiinn 1 Fttraets. they will bo wajled. together with all existing lltornturoou thonubloct. on receipt of price. by Till! COLUM1HA CIIKMItiAt CO., WanhliiKtoii, l>. C. Agents for WheelIng. l-opin Drug ?'o. tnr*-Th 'KLEIN'S 'Silver Age; ? RYE WHISKEY, t i This Whiskey is unrivaled for |) ^ Purity, AGi-'and General Ex A CELLENCE. It is recommended \ by physicians, used and en- . f dorsed by the leading hospitals f 9 of the country. All first-class f ^ druggists, hotels and dealers 0 I keep it. It sells for $ I 50 per ^ x full, quart everywhere. If your 4 1 dealer does not keep it, send ? ? the amount to headquarters at ? r MAX KLEIN'S, f B 82 Federal Strrnl, AIIi^Ik'UJ, I'n., ? WIIKKLINC COMPANY, 6 Agent* for Whooting. \ Sold by CilAS. It CJOKTZK. TTllvtwy p CORNICE AND TIN ROOFING GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE AND Tin Roofing! Special attention given to nil kind* of SIIKET IRON nn'l TIN WORK on buildings. Also 8TEEL and KKI.T HOOKING. Call ami get prices beforo contracting. as I am prepared to ?lvo bargains In tbut lino of wort B. F. CALDWELL, l.W nti'l 1>K MAKKirrSTREET. FINANCIAL. Stocks, Ilonds, (.'rain and I'olroleum Carricil on Margin. HENRY SPROUL & COMPANY, BANKERS & BROKERS, 78 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Members of thu New York Stock Iv.vciiangf. Piiiladki.i'iiia Stock Exchange. I'lnsnutGH Stuck Exchange And Chicago Boann ofTuvde. Intercut allowed on dully balances subject to check nt sight through tho Clont :ik Hou.v?. iV:j G. Lamb. President. Jos. 8kvboij>. Cashier J. A. Jeffekson. Assistant Cashier. Bank of Wheeling! CAPITAL $200,000, PAID !X. WHEELING. W. Va. DIRECTORS: H. M. Harper. Joseph F. Pa nil. James Cummins. Henry Illeberson, A. Roymaan, Joseph Soy bold. Gibson L.inib. Interest paid on special deposit*. Issues drafts on England. Ireland andScotliwd. myll JOSKPH SEYBOLD. Cashier. E xchaxge bank. CAPITAL...... S300.QOO. J. N. Vanci: .. President John Fhew Vice President DIRECTORS: J. N. Yanca. Geonro E Stifel. J. M. Btowil William KlUtighatn. John Frew. A W. K el ley. John Waterhouso. W. n Sione. W. H. Frank. Draft* issued on England. Ireland, Scotland and all polnta in Eurone. JOHN J. JONES. Cashier. gANK OF T1IE OHIO VALLEY. CAPITAI ....S175.000. Wjlmam A. Isett President WlM.ua 1! blMPSOS Yic- PfOM l Mlt. Drafts on England. Ireland, Fruuce una Ger many. DIRECTORS. William A. Isett. Mortimer Pollock. J. A. Mitlor. William It. Simpson. H if. Atkiusou. Joint IC. KotifonL Henry Spoycr. Victor ItosonburR. H. Forbes. J. A. MII.LFR. Cash lor. MACHINISTS. ^?CAROTHERS & HOWE,^ EDgines, Boilers, Steam Pumps and Machlnory of All Kinds. Now and Second-Hand. Hill and Mine Supplies. Nails andiron. 33 I C Y O~x, E s: ffos. nod 21S7 Mnln Street. Onieo Kooin :UO I'oalmdy IliiH.llnC. p,rl. J^EDMAN CO., GENERAL MACHINISTS And Manufacturers of Marino and Stationary En^lnos. M17 W1IEEI.ING. W.VA. MEDICAL. . 0rf*E* ?' We?!.'i Ner*? ond Brain Trcslmenl is sold under poMtivo written Ruaranteo, tir author, lrcd amenta only, to euro Wr*k Memory; Ixjsh of KriUn and ^orT? rovBr;I^?stManhood;L?a'..-tr.w Kight Lomp?; F.tU I)r<*m?: I^irk of Confldraeo: Ncrroaroess; uualtaJo; nil Dmln?; Lo?sof I'oW ! of the OenoratlT# Orcnns In ulthfr nor, cnu/i-d br ovivr-oxt-rtion: iouthful Krrort, or Kaco?*lvo tf-.? of Tobacco, Opium or Liqaor, which noou |ftli Mliw/, CousunipUoTL Insanity and Dfaih. llymall, II a box; 6 for 14, with written puarnntro to euro o rofund money, w KST'8 COUtill SYRUP. A certain c^ro for CoushF. CoU3?, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, Whoopinj; Ctiiwh, born Throat. p|ea?aat to take Retail 6lzo discontinued: old, 5A*c. Pl^r., now2v - old UUio,nowfi0c. ' 'GUARANTEES issued only through CHAS. It. GOETZK. Successor 10 McLaln Brothoo, Drua. dliu. Wheeling. W. Va. JylSrrhMwy and Whlsfeey Habits cured at home with out pain. Boole of rar tirulan F<*nt FHEF. ^ . ?? M. WOOLLEY. M.D 0U1CC.IMX Whitehall SL. AHhuio. f FOR WOMANKIND. Matters of Intoroet to tho Intolll troncor'o Fomlnluo Retidora. FASHIONS. FADS AIO FANCIES. Of Intereu to Young and Old, Itlcti ami ('oar?Snnsnnuhto Fashion IIIntM and Sitgifostlotm lortho HotmoivHe. A Idttlo ?1 livery thing tier veil in Choice Wi*. TO-DAY. I.aura C. Gibbon* In Ihellounrkerptr. Tom lay Is our* with It* precious bouti, To-morrow wo muy not ?ce. Ho let live Unit tuir lives may give Incentive to all that's good. J.?t tullve to better our fcllowmon. \?o will not l?o paviliiu tlit-i way again. A klw'lly word from n heart doep-.-dirreJ W lilt pity l?y love. May ?tretigth Impart, till a tainting heart shall rally to win at lust. ? tll.V,,,uy kindness then, wo will not ha pacing this way uguiu. A dreary roml, ntul u hcHW load Our neighbor's lot iuay be, Tls our to share a brother's enro Fulfilling llio law of Christ. I.ei the deed* of to-day he helpful then, Wo will not ho pitvsitig this way a;;uin. To day |? done with thosettlng sun, Mm charity falleth not T In- (lowers wo lay on a brother's way Will live in eternity. Lot to-day lie given to kiudnuiiH thou, >>o will not he passlug this wayngaiu. Selecting Flour. Iii selecting Hour throw a little lump of dry Hour against n dry, smooth, per pendicular surface; if it adheres in a lump tho Hour has life iu it; if it falls like powder it is bnd. What ii "Companion" Needs. In response to an advertisement for a companion a young woman wrote re cently that alio considered herself fitted peculiarly for the situation. Liter in tho loiter sht!confos3od loan unusual de gree ot sensitiveness. Tho answer to this plainly said: "To live in another woman's house always requires a thick akin. To live thoro as a dependent otio should be u very rhinoceros." The Spring llat. Tho Easter hat is a thing of lace. Not necessarily thread lace; oh, no. The straw laces are just as pretty and almost as delicate, with thoir line weaviugs and pretty colors. The spring hat, secondly, i9 a thing of one's own choos ing. Thoro is 110 law either for shape or trimming, anil caprice has full swav. So long as thero is nothing substantial about your hat. you may be sure that it cannot be objectionable, provided, of course, it is becoming. The lace is not particular where it is found once it composos tho brim. One linds it in tho crown, in the soft rolls of trimming, in spreading butterfly wings, in full oriin ruflles. When ono uses tho straw laco for tho brim thero is but littlo difficulty in curving tho edge in pretty frills. Whoro guipure or finer laco is u?ed u straw edge is gonorully added, which is finely wired. Or tho simple lace edgo may be run with tinest wire. Ono laco hat is ingeniously stitTened by a narrow tbroad of straw that is put on tho lower edgo iu close points. To Keep Vegetable* Fre&h. All vegetables when cut mav bo kept frosh bv nutting the stalks inlo water. Servants generally insist on immorsing them, which favors decomposition. Car rots. turnips and tho like, if placed in layers in a box of sand, will keep lor many weeks. Clean, new-laid eggs will keep quite fresh for months ii buried in dry salt, well closed. Boiled potatoes ought to be laid out on a plate and aro then as good for frying or mashing as if they wore freshly cooked. Toilet Artleles. An effective way of making toilet articles is to use dotted Swiss and em broider daisy potals around each alter nate dot, making these flower-heads all over tho cushion or mat, and finishing it with long and short stitch in the same embroidery silk for a border. Saving Strength. Time and matorial our houseworkor may bo willing to save, but her strength she opends with a recklessness which would suggest that tho human machine is tho only ono which can afford to waste energy. My advice to her would bo: Sit down, sit down, and every whoro when you can sit down. Seats aro cheaper than plasters for an aching back. Among tho riddles of the pain ful eartu which are waiting to be solved is why a woman will kneol on her feet (which habit is as hard on shoes as it is on leet) to take up ashes, hang over tho bathtub in a back-breaking attitude while dusting the lower shelves of a bookcase, rathor than sit down on a hassock, which should always l)o at hand. "Hxpensivo?" A chintz cov ered soap-box will sorve. 11 real; fa it Fruits. Fruit is a delicato food. The less it is handled tho bolter. Breakfast fruits should never be sliced, picked or sugar ed. Their great value is in tho acid they contain. Servo berries and cnor ries with tho stems on and a fow crys tals of ice; wash the applos and oranges with a vegetablo brush, keep in a cool placo and send to tho tablo wholo on separate plates. This is an economy of fruit and a pleasing way to decorate the table. .As grapo fruits aro too large for ono portion divido without cutting tho food, so as not to loso tho wine. Grapes and dates aro improved by plunging in a finger-bowl of ico water. _ Tim POPULAR WIDOW. Slio Is tho ltrl?heKi Star on tho Social Horizon. Thoro is no gainsaying tho fact that tho widow is tho most pooular woman who flits across tho tmelstrom of social lifo. But the law of compensation sets tho price on all tho favors of fate, and tho widow, howovor gloomy or shining her onvironmouts, is no exception to tho rule. Aro you a loved and loving wifo, with tho strong right arm oi tho best of men to shield and protect you from the world and its calumny? Then know that tho removal of that arm means your own tranatormation in tho eyes of the world to a person answering to an entiroly different description. Tho world steps up higher in order to obtain a hotter point of viow, and it ferrets out motivo for action whoro no motivo exists, and it regards you with suspicion where there is no causo. Tho world has an evil eye, and tho lens through which it obsorve3 distorts the objects passing before it. Tho world has a vivid imagination also and a pre disposition to mistako its imagination for its inumorv. It ia one of tho traits for which popularity couiponaates, or visa versa, that tho world keeps an eye on widows and that their every action is fraught with interost. In tho envir onment of widowhood woman must needs pay tho price. Dickons immortalized Mr. V.'oller by putting in his mouth tho words "Sami vel, beware of tho vidders." Tho ex pression has been handed down and will continue to be, liko any other wise old saw that creates capital as it goes, oven whoro there is small foundation to build on. Georgo Washington and Napoleon Uonaparto both married wiJ owe, each of whom had two children, u hoy nml u cirl, ami itris aUo a coin cidence in history that neither of thorn buro cliildron to their illustrious lordd. I'rctly Aiiiorlumi t'oniltiltilty. A typo of beauty of Amorican women ig confessedly hich. Tho number of pretty girls ouo sees on Fifth avouuo in r.ti uflornoon is actually creator than toon in Kuropo in tlirco month*; and, leaving out a corluhl clans of Parisians, tho Now York girls aro bettor dressed than tho womon of any other world's capital, Ilut hero is tho pocullar thine: Abroad tho women of tho poorer qhissoa rank low in beauty on anavornuo; in this country, as compared with tho ho* called "fortune favorites," tho poorer L'irls more than hold their own in point of good looks and dressing. Good food, education, gonornl oa*y ciroutu stances and the inculcation of self-ro spoct have iiivon tho United States a wonderfully largo percentage of charm* intr girla and women. A trip abroad will provotho correctness of these inser tions. Floral Flouiicoa, At tho recent drawing room in Kn pland several of tho now lloral flounces were seen. These are an adaptation by a clever woman florist of London of a fashion prevalent in Mtne. Du Barry's time, ita revival, however, having Bomo distinctly modern ellects. It is do bcribod as a marvelous wovon fabric of delicato foliage ami small buds, with a heading of crushod roses or othor flow ers?all the materials boinir so worked and fixed that tho flounce remains) per fectly firm. IIOU.sr.lloM> HINTS. l.oaf sugar should bo used always for tea. Punch sorvod in very Ptnall classes iH a first coursq for fashionable dinners. Cucumbers sliced thin, with a Trench dressing, form a first courso at formal luncheous. All rues, when shaken, should be handled by tho middle, not by tho ends. ?Xeic York WorUI. Cornuioal is an excellent cosmotic for the face. It brightens up tno skin and cleauscs the pores. Polo rings can bo made to run easily by rubbing tho polo with kerosene until thoroughly smooth. Stewed prunes with whipped croam make a delicious dessert. Tho pits should be removed before serving. Chocolate pots, cups and cancers, and bread and butter plates all of ono color aro used at informal breakfasts. l?lue and white china is the most fashiouable. To render an ordinary boarded floor tho rival of a hardwood ono, putty up each board, then stain either mahogany, walnut or ash. Alter it is dry, varnish twice and a lino polish will rcsulL A ViCil.H OF laClMlOSY. TIio Tttrrlblo "Living Death" of a IlauiU ton, Ohio, Mnu. Cincinnati J'osl. Through a discussion oi tho Coving ton leprosy case on Sunday anothor vic tim of tho pest has been discovered in tho person of a man named Beaklev, who lives with hia parents on a farm near Hamilton, Ohio. Beaklev is about forty years old, and 1ms been alllicted with tho awful mala dy lor four or five years. lie xnarriod Miss Anna Deal, of Cen tervillc, a station a short distance out from Cincinnati, on tho Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth railroad. They lived in Hamilton wlion Beak ley was* first attacked by leprosy. They have cliildron, and for fear the terrible diseaso might bo communicated to them, Beaklev went to live with his parents on a farm out from the city, lie has over einco remained thus isolated. Tho disease has gradually grown upon hint until ho is now said to be a pitiablo sight. No one is at present permitted to eee him. Even hia wifo only goes us far as the door of the room to talk with him. The caso is Baid to bo one of eenuine loprosy, but it is not generally known in and about Hamilton that a loper is liv ing eo near. Tunr.r. is no reason why children should bo allowed to sudor from loath some scrofulous sores and glandular swollings when such a pleasant, effec tive and economical mcdicino as Ayer's Snrsaparilla may bo procured of" tho j nearest druggist. Bo euro you get Ayer's. lllON AND STKISIj Condition oTtlie Trade Locally?Cur rnut Quotation*. OFFICi: OK TltK iNTKIJ.lOl.'NCnn, ) Wiiuei.ino, March '.'a. j Reliable reports from the Iron trade centres show encouraging slgu#, l>?it production Is so far from Imud to month. Dullness still prevails, and tliu business is uot a*, all satisfactory for this season, although demand lias kept pace lately will) nslight increase of production. Tho present prices are lower than anything known before. and some makers aw-ert that to no a cent lower, almost anywhere on the line, means just that much lost. The lowest tlgurcs which have ever been inaile on ISCMCUier iron and ItCSSOmer htcel are now b.dng quoted. and common nig Is not mueh better. The amount of production in the finishing mills in not as heavy ns it was a week ago and the demand in excess of last week bolog il'l?d from accumulations. IWIr:? nml Jt'.ovmf? Thore is little move ment in the market, and what there is Is i?j small lots, and prices were so low us to entire ly demoralize the busine.st\ There is little reason to seek business a: the present quotations. Quo tations remain at Sli .rwal?? 00, and the sales aro mostly at the inside figures. I'vj Iron?Tlicro is no chungc in quotations reported, but prices are very weak. A Whceliug broker is qubtcd in a Pittsburgh paper as saying lie lost a sale of Bessemer pig because lie could not sell at Jess tbau $10 2j. Figures, however, remain as last week: Grey Forge .'. S 9 50a 9 75 All-ore Mill V 75alO oi No. 1 Foundry 1175al20J No. 2 Fouimry .... ...... l07frtli0o llessemer H)50allGO Jfucl:liar?Business is very quiet, nt last week's quotations, though pros|?ocis of an increased de mand make sellers feel tinner. Fmhhcl Jnm?'The cenerul desire to do busi ness had already resulted in (.hading prices about us low as they could be forced, aud no per ceptible improvement has resulted. tlicct'lron mill PlaU*?Business is more nctlvo than in other departments, but nothing like it would be at this season under favorable condi tions. l'rlces are quoted the same as last week: Iron. Steel. No. 27 V.* i: >'? Nos. 25 and 20... .. 2 F? 2 0) Nos. 22 und ".'I y\ Nos. IS aud 29....... .......... 2 2*. 2 ?0 No. 1C - 2 05 2 20 No. 14 .. - 1 '.?) 2 U) Nos. 10 and !.' - - 1 W l W No. 8 1 00 1 70 XaiU?Manufacturers qnoto prices a fhadc wenkrr at *J->cn3l. .-crap.?There Is a fctngnant racrkct for scrap at low prices. We quote as in our last: Steel mil ends. J1S COalHOO; siecl rails, 512 0>a l.'.'K); iron rails, iia i?al I ?v. wroucht turnings, SS (Xhvs .'iO; borings, .same. S" OOdS CO; c;ist borings. S5 OPaS W: steel turnings, ?7 tO; railroad wrought, $10 .'?Oall 25; wrought serno. mixed, SU50al0 50; railroad cast scrap, 5'tOTaii 50; innchiu cry cxL-t. 50a 10 car aaclca, $17 60alS UO; old car wheels. fJ50al0 00. FIN'ANCK AM? Til A. DC. Tho Foaturea of ttio .">Ioney and Stock Market*. Nr.w York. March 2S.?Mouevon call easy at 1 ucr ccnt; lust loan aud closed at 1 per cent. I'rime mercantile paper per cent. Ster ling exchange 21 SCa4S9!C Silver certificates 55* .'ViOl>. Total sales were 1C8.W0 shares. There was slightly increased activity in tho stock market to-day, and tho transactions wero mom widely distributed than usual. Tho buy ing for the London account was a feature of tho earlv dealings. St. Paul ami Union l'acltlc l>elng the favorites. The Grangers were in good demand except Northwestern, and doled at the high' <??1 point I'MirliiM liElawan J. lluilxtn <ra. nl.n i.. i1!' i. c. ?'< JK'r up. Sugar led mi ?lii? IliiliulMlt III!?1 cfthod with It *ui?tiiuthl } ?? ?l wlimui were uU?> In iu u cm Aniurlfan T..I.?eeo, Cotton 01 'inbor showing :4?od udvuuecs. Hallway bonds w?u firm. Oovcrnmcut bond* ilrtn. ?vate bonds quiet and unchanged. B')N?s ANiisDct yi/'orArii)S?-i i?Mr.i? ntn. ]'.>$?** r?? S'rtt. ? ?r.|. iiroIM... i> J. S. -Jh 0.1 ip >i? \ I4.l,r?ey t'out 11 , . H. I ,re/ ?>? Norfolk .V p'd I rtcillcii, d( '<jj |(jm - .Northern I'm illr..,.. :>'? Atchison do preferred 22* Adams I.?i?ron 130 Northwestern iu>>, American Kxnru*?..l! I 1 do preferred 141 Baltimore ohlo.. in1 j New York (Vuiral. km 1 Canada Han thorn... ol'i N. V. ?V New i:n< ... In* t entral I aollle 1Oregon I mprovo'L. )'<? ? hevipcake .t Ohio l>. , Orvcnu NaT 20 Chicnuo*V Alton....14'i il'iuTil,. Mull 10 t'lil. Iiur..t cjumcy. M'^l'illNlmrcli..... Id I hiCCl{oGai .. CI Bcadlllg I;-.,1'..''- ?*?. I. Term.... (-ol.Co.il.I: lrou Id j do preferred If.' ? niton (ill Cortillc- lil Uoct Hand To", I'el. ?Sc Hud 1.W . St. Paul J'ei., I.tick, it West.lMV1^} do proterrcd II.i Pen. A- U. (}. prof'd fliyst. I'liul .V Onutltii. jJ'*t.?tCattlo Feed. | do preferred ll."?ki ,"*rJ0 Ib.'J.Sngnr Builuerr >?.'*? l,,rvfrrroi, ; !*'t r?.nn. Coal Iron . IV Illinois Contral 91 (Texas Pacific Kan*A*A:Tux. prof. 2\'j Tol. ?fc O. Con ji-.-;. 7l) Lhho Krio.fc West... iTuiot* Paoiiio 20 ?? do preferred t;s it;, rf. Kxpre<s :*> UkcHhore 130i<UV.. .SL I.. .V: I' 7'; bead Trust ::h ? do preferred lr.L .oulsvlllo.t Nasti.. f?l"j|Wolls Fargo Fx 122 Miehlgun Central... OM,i\Yostcrn Ifnlou K'??: Missouri Pad lie,... 27?i Wheellne* L.K.... 12!j NashvllloAChatt... 71 do prjlerred is!'. NatloualCordaKo... 20XI General Elecirlo.... l.'!v Hrtmdst uffs find Provision*. ClttCAOo. Mnrcli 'J3. ?Wheat treated the benr.i to a uyrotechnleul dlMilny to-duv. bliootin,' up :t cc-.ita ulttiln the tlrf.1 hour of the >e>kion. liio eold wave ciuicd a wild Hflmpcdo ol <*h<iri<t to cover, and although the otlerlnu's hecamo free at the iidronce. May cIohmI only from the lop, heorlU(,? a Kain i?lnce yesterday of ij;e. .The trad lUK was unusually heavy. '.'orn iiuil oats wero both lirm and a little hluher. i'rovl.ilons were ognln very fitroufi ami ncorcd n food ndvaneo. 1* lour unehnuKOd. Wiii:at?CiLih No. 2 sprlnc .W^c; No. 'J red '?'> ?e; March'iT'iu'iJajO^o; May &H.'.aiilSaCO?MC; July r-0};ni;i';nC.^c. Corn?Cnsh No. Xr'^c; March ??fny 37;<nS7J;o:i7^c; J my y8Hft:?}.ia:wUc. Oats?(,'ft.,h Ko. Jllc: Mav :tl,iu:iHia318-ic; Juno :?Xa:Ua.Hc; July ' Itv?:-No. -J. 47c. 1'i.Axscr.u?si :is. Timothy Skep-SISI. Mem 1'ohk?Cnsh. Sll?: Mny 811 WJ^all 57'< nil :?5; July 311 '.'."mil w.all AO. ' _ l-AKP-Ci.-di S7;-o; March 97 'JO; May &S7?.;n ' 02',n7 l)0;*.fulv t Siiorrr ldiH?Cash COOSK; M?v js s5ac oonc oj; July t"> H'm.'i 9ja5 W; slioulJors 5"? 7"mo 00; short dear C-5 i'mC Whisky?SI 15. IlUTTEit?Firm; creamery ICo'Jlc: dnlrlcs 13aISc. huos?Steady; strictly freah lo.'^c Nkiv Voiik, March ?&? Flour, receipts C-VOOO barrels; exports 10.000 barrels; sales ?tO.O'^O barrels; market strong and higher. Wheat, exports 15'V 0.') huslivU; sales 17.U0.000 bushels of futures and 1,0)0 bushels nf ?pot;spot market dull but tirm: No. [ hard 71c: options tlrm and IiIkIxt: ? A March April Ol^c; May nfil ;c; July fit^a^i^niirAii'; tepteinh<T('i'i'4a'Wv December Corn, receipts i . . !l" ' HyO bushels; sales 77.>.t>00 bushels of futures uml -il.uX) bushels of spot; spot market firmer; March 40iitttVJ;a4V?it;; April ^al.'i'.uir.'.c; May Jmv t;' c. OaU, icceipts C1.0U0 bushels; ext'orislKX) bushels; sates'J,m.0(KJ bushels of futures and 'J0.000 bush els O.sjmt; market dull but higher: March and Aprir ur>,i? Mny sy{jr.: July Hay steady. Hops quiet. Hides oui. L i;ut meatsstroim. l.ard htrong; western ."team S7 .r?0; Muy S. J .; March 67 00; Mny &7?0. Pork tinner; new mesa 5l262),^al3 (H); extra prime Si'J '.'.'al2.'0: uimily9l3 00al3o0. llutti-r quiet: western duiry li.'^nc; do creamery lAa'Jlc; state dnirv llaJi'r: creamery I ialilc. Cbeesesteadv; state large Pal2c. i-.gga steady; state ami Pennsylvania llJ-.-c. Tal i ln ' ?!!y 'losln Hfn>. Turpentino ?lull, nice inactive. Molasses steady. Coll'ee sternly at .r?al0 points up. Uugar dull and easier. I'lTrsittJKOH. I'a., March Butter. Elcln creamery Jlai'ic; Ohio fancv creamer;* COa'A'c inney country roll IdnlHc: 'low urixles anil cooking lonllu.. cheese. Ohio. 12al2>ic; New ?,or ,,HCW'? I'rS'1 swiss chee*e. Ohio 13'Ja it... laconsm kwiks lSJ^aUc; iimbnnier. new Ilal.c. I ggs. strictly frcnh I'ennsvlvnuia anfl Ohio, m wises. UoT-'c. 1'oultry. large live chick ens&ia.oc per pair; do smell. I'a uc; ilucks f-Oa <uc; k'Gese ?0ca3l(>T; live turkevs Sc; ?lres?cd chic.;ciis drawn. Ual.V; turkevs Halic; ducks 1-al.r: KCes?? KaPc. Jtadlshes. per dozen' bunches: green onions HalOc; new "uPots, ?l'la7.:c lettuce ?tOiiOOcper dozen: kale. 7.r.ca?l 00 per bar rel: spinach, ?l fCal 10: cucumbers. SI 7.iaJ 00 J"'r e^'g jjlant. SI -Wul Florida toma toes, six boxes. 52 0<>a2 ^0; strawberries. 20a2.'?c per quart: new j-reen beans, $.100a3 .V) per box; asparagus -tOnMc per punch; potatoes, tancy Hur rnnks. canots on truck. -JSaVic per bushel; do Jesh J.'aa5c: other kinds ?lin.'H.'e; Jersev sweets n ?per Ocrrol; medium swceU W. ('ah bHse. per 100 head. g.5 00,v.0>. Onions, yellow ^lobe, SI .x)al ,j i.or barrel in bulk. Turnips, purple tou-?. washed. -lOaiOc. Colon*.50n73c tier dozen bunches. Kutabag.n. $l Wal" iu per bar ! IV; c,('n.rro1''- 31 tml w I'" barrel. I'arsnips, ?.<caSl 00 per barrel. 1 I Haltisioise, Mp.. March 2S.-Flour dull; ro ceipLs o.OOO barrels,? shipments tl.i-n barrels. U lu'at strong mid hicher; cash and March f.lV-n nC.-;hc; April and May tBaM^c; Julv Otkc; ie I Iv000 bushels. Corn nrmer:"spot and March 4^';c: AprlU^al.'^n42 V: .May |.'- ;C; re ! celpt> 4 l.OuO oii.thelB*. Oats stendv; No. 2 wnite western SSo. Rye very quiet at .Me. Hay st?adv; good to choice tiuiotuy 514 .'-OiilS CO. Uiittc'r ZZ"??"* Kss> wcak CUoeao un cnnngcu. ?.!,.UMA?EtPI VA* P,A ' ?Ia.rrh -'S.?Wheat actlvo and higher; No. 2 red March C?af.2' .c; April , G-..,nbJ ^c; May CJ^afi-Tc; June G::a0::? ,c; No ?' llnn^ Vn0 (;?.r:i Mr""K ,,n'1 ?nner, No. ^ mixed March 12)^a-42?ic; April Rt k?mn,M Juue '.'^alr. Oats, mar - white March :w;<:i"'.ic; April Jsa.May und Junu 38a38^c. Ilutrprdull and weak; fancy western creamery 21c. I>i?s unlet western ll^Jc. Choeso unchanged. Ci.sciNXATi, O.. March 2&?Flour, more active demand Wheal *tronk*: No. 2 re?l .'.Sm.'.V- re ceipts -4.000 bnshels; ahlptneuta l.tw) bushels Corn stronger and higher; No. 2 mixed 40c. Oats active and tlrm: No.: mixed Wc. Hyo Htronir at a- Iu.'' ?V;,?1>ort at 512 00. Urd stronger at ?' c- > im11 higher atS-3 2.r?. Bacon strouger tu. 37 .4X Whisky tirm at <1 \\ ltntter. sugar and cheese quiet, hggs nominal. Toledo, O.. March 2S.?Wheat very active and hluher; No. 2 cash and Murch Wm<\ Mav CO7/, July Wr;-.c. Corn dull and higher; No. 2 and May ^ nuiet; No. 2 mixed 32c. Bye dull: Vwvu^-Cr!l aten,1'-': rrimo cash and Ma.ch c>Co, April S>j<0; October S-l SO 1-ivo .Stock. , Liai:,lTY- l'A- March 23.?Cattle, receipts 1.0.0 heart; shipments m head; market dull prime to extra S-j 25a4 60: fair to good S 5 50a4 ?i cinumon >?00ao .?0: heifers S2 SOnii 2.'.; cows ?' ttjn JitO; stockors and feeders S'i00.iS40: bulla $">00a .iOp; bologna cows $.">(? to ?10 00; fr.-di eowi 820 00 to'?10 00. Hogs, receipts 1,700 head; ship ? mi' i- i? ntJ' ,imrk,Jl "r,lve; all uradis p' head; market ae Us e; prime to extra S4 u?n? 2:.; fair to good SThiS'SA)-"1 ??*??? "a*. 83? CiiiCAao.March 23.?Cattle, recelpu M.OOOhead shipnienLs-4. .Co head: market steadv; prime to, extra nat I resteers St lonl .V,; good to choice?.^! 4 00, other" 00a3 M; Texans32 r?9n*< 2A. Hoes re ? dlh29,00.1 head; shipments 11.000head: market "wiw-?udl hl'avT fl U)- Packers und mixed j.H>0a?.0; prime heavy St 7."iat K'>. Sheep and ' s-^ ? j Itnltimorii l.lvo Stork Market. U.vioh Stoimc VaUPs. Clahemon't, ) i ??. , Monday, Muroh 2ii. lsui i tiwine?The ofToriug., at the yards are not heavv I oloutequal to a fair demand. The market lj I riir/r.2.,. ^s i?ict 8 iTlces iu the main, but with dilb rence being seen tti the sales. Western hoes ?s at 8a30 per 100 lb?., and near nv hS In,?? 'r ''?-'unsvlvanla. Virginia anil Marv ,?.Hfr 100 ',w- Bough hois cV? lb.s' ^'roBS- Iveccijits ] l,:m head. S.ieep und Umibs?There Is a licht run of fnr,n?rlI!(fii f"Ir '^land for both, tho former sellingat -tyiJc per lb. and lamhs at 3l-.'.a aud^mu'lStlra?r0rCmenl 0V" VMUeS ,an wcct J'ctroIoQin. pA-- March 2^.?Ooencd nnd hich es. s.,4c, lowest and closed blc; sales ::,oou bar rels, shipmenu 8S.-I1C barrels; runs 70.0.V4 barrels I'msniMioji I'a.. March "A-Opcncd and hig.icst fcJ.Mc; lowest and closed SlJic. J^ornc. March 29J? Petroleum weak; no sales; dosed at bli^c offered. ' MetnU. dull: Amoti can si.WiiIu jO Copper quiet: lake 9kc. brui; domestic 53 -Jtl. Tin easier; straits $1$ <jo. AVool. ?i **EW,J01!K. Marcn 2y.?Wool quiet; doraertlo lleeco 10aJ4c; pulled 20o2ta: Texai lOaloc. Cotton. m3BB5 n-.fr :s-c'"?? ?<**'?? y. E. Omi'CliASK, L'24 S. Charles stroot. BnUinioto, Md.f found Snlvation Oil a Buro euro for sprains and inflammations. I suffered from biliou?ncs3, indicos ?. ?!c- jiimmona Liver Keyuiator cured after doctors fitilod.?-\V. D, Bird. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. it r^1rv'T,LU!irjy>)--' i ii\s n a a C!< \ FRIEND" .? fa n Kciontillcally prepared Liniment and liarmlcH?; tvery ifigrrdii'ut in 01' rocoRtiir.cd valtio nml in constant nso by tho medical profession. It f*luirt rns Labor, Lewum Pain, Diminish* ? DauKcr to lifo of Mother and Child. 1J(ki)c 4 To Mothore" mailed free, con taining vainablo information and voluntary tost imonials. ""KniTt BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Gi. 6old by all drupglita. Of West Virginia A BOOK Of 1,0)0 PAGES 1 With 200 Wood Cats and Biographies O^or Leading Men OF WEST VIRGINIA. This volume also contains 150 pages of Wost Virginia Facts and Sta tistics. It gives tho Rosult of Evory Election Since the Organiza tion of tho Stato. it is tho Most Valuablo Book Ever Published in West Vir ginia. Price [In Cloth ?5 00. \ In Half Morocco $7 50. SRND ORDERS TO Intelligencer Pablishiug Co,, WHEELING. W. VA. STEAMERS. FOIt CINCINNATI. LOUIS VILLE, MEMPHIS. ST. LOUIS. NEW ORLEANS | AND INTERMEDIATE JOINTS. Will leavo Wharf bout, loot ol Elovcath atreat, m | follows: !oT Cincinnati. O.. SSKR&Sfc T- c",b0"u-???? J32?Z^S^?WS1!?J?? Steamer Irun Quonn. eivry S.vtimsd\Y a' % n. r'h'kot ("S Jo'", M' ''Ulll|l"' Steamer Sec,Ha. every Sunday nt s il a. Mace I Agnew. Master; Dmii Ijicey, Cleric. Fint-class fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati. 80. Round trip ilo. Meal* and alate room In cluded rickets good until used. For freight or passage apply on board, ur tele phono No. 7tu ?:oi'J CROCK A R D & BOOTH.. Asanti RAILROADS. Ponnsylvacla Stations fennsylvanig Lines. Trains Run b;* Central Tirou. I rVrKrT ?/nrJ:i AT ''CVKKTLVAVU HTATtO* Ol Jv? tt?1?,TLl*v?:ntu mt , Wiikmino, at Mctcur. Korsr.. Whkblimo. asd at tiik 1 rNs?r:.VANu Station-. Puidskfuxt. PorTHWKcr Kthtkv?" Pan h?kdw Rorrr m ?D.Ut.Y. fDAttA* EXCEPT SifND.vv. Fi-.om WjiF.r.i.iNG ro w.avb Arrive. WVilsburcaud Steubontrlllj. fr.r, u ,i iii iiinui McDonald and Pittsburgh.... ft:-:.", nm f.10 L .NVwOiimberiaud ... ? 0:K,in nm InUlannpolmoJHu fcUam Oolumbusona Uiioiuniiil M:Raiu 0:W m ?? IS-1.? nm 'n-ihitutton. {-:i> pm }i0::t?nm Sieubenvlllo and I'ilLsbunth t-:V> pin tl()::l4ato Sieubeiivllleand OeunUou. '2:.*?"? prn nm lttdiauapolii audSt. Loub.? 3:Wptu tfi'.l'- utn Duvipn and Cincinnati .. S:0Jpm j?i:Uaa Kte'ubenvillo nnd Columbus. 8:'J0pm 10:12 an Northwest Svfitem?Clove. A Pitti. Division. Trains ruu daily, eseep: Sunday, m lollo^i FkUM Hl-.tDOr.lttRTT.) Lcvvc Al'.MVit Ft. Wavnc and Chicago .. 4:4'J am '.:(?? pm Canton and Toledo 4:19 ain fcKi pm Allianco and Oioveland. 4:4!>atu .r>:00 pm KteubHivilleami Pittsburgh..- 4:4'iuMi fcil^pm Slcubenulloand Pittsburgn.... y;.'JJam Oi'iOam Ft Wayne fc Chicago 1:10 pm .'?:(*) pm Canton and Toledo .. 1:10 pm A:00 pin Allianco an?l Cleveland l:I()pra 1:10 pm Bteubenvlllo and Wellsvllle.... 1:10 pm 7:,'.Hnm Fhlladcluhln and Now York.... U:4t jmi 8:15 pm Htltlmino and WnHhlnt{ton...? 2:41 pin .r>:00 pm Steubciivllle und I'ittsburKh... 2:41 pm 5:'jOpru Hteubcavili*; & l-!au Liverpool. C:l;'. pm K:l5am Wlieelinn Brldne & Terminal Ry. a O. imi WSTEIt Rccelvcr. Tine Table No. 13. to talcs clcr.? ii:Jt x m.. Sunday. November 13.16'J^ I/jsvoWhcellns?|8:0D, t'JMo. 211:10 a m-.W-X ?3:15. tl::M. b'J:0() p. ni. Leavo Peninsula?18:00, fJ:"d. JM:? a. 5:ii. t4:ar.. jo-.W p. m. t^?M"SiS"r,9:u ,!>:37' ??:w-a Arrive Tormlual Junction?13:17, ijo-ui aiJ-ia a. m.. t-?&. i9:is > Vu. T * ' Lcaw Terminal Junctlou-t7:2J. >5-00 n m I.citvt! Marlins terry?17-J.* ' *" i!:0.. 11:1,1. t:,:R (Mil P. 111.' t^Ti!& fel,lrG;3':i':M'Lm''n2:31'!l:a ?Dally, tDally exccpt Sunday; JSuadiyj only. Ad trains will run on Kav.orn Tlma J. F. TAUS-jlU. Huocrlntendeat Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad On kud alter Saturday. Octobor L Ijj will run as follows, city *Jmo LCAVK WllEKLINO?'fl;00 il m. 7-M n p. in., C:OOp. m., 7:D0 n. ? i in * ? o'.",, in.. li:Wi?. m. ^ P- aL, J:SJ P a. m1aCdoi!<n!B?o.o706:<X}a- ,a" 7:00?? m - S:)l il m . j wti. nx I0:0j a. in ii Mil a .n i i.li ? "Dall,-.except Sunday SStt,* S**!??a? 11 Ml "? ^ VVEISG&.Uhil. - Tho Porfume of Violets RAILWAY TIME CARD, mil deptrtorin! tra'iH on nnt'aft?a M ircu it |vt; i.\n ?. i. or i:r.rri:i.soJ M il.Kv Dully, I-; III.IIV ,? . ( t ??XiVj'tMl; i--iiuriliiv nxcol't" 1: - m !.ty * uly: 1 "litnriluv ouiy. I. mirrti Shindur 1 'i'iaiio. ?^r-.v'o. !C. It -MamUu-.r-f"' \miiv?" ? J All ?i hihim w.i.ii VYiiiif.V'i'Vin. pit. Wii.u..rjr M.iie.. i'lill a n" v, Y. -'?Hipin . Ill ;<()?, in K'lM |?U II:oi |iin , | '10:2?rut* ' i ?'-iir.it It I'lp.H j7 .?piU I 1 put II AHIIIVK i "*:.M ntit ! *i:VA|?lit Mia |T:'.:i?ni '.'uinbt'tlaud <SrHfloti Aceoni Moun Uvillo tocotti,. M(ninil?Tlllii Uiihh.., .Motir.'l-vill* Accoiu.. i' nm; Kpvmt Kxpre-* nn \i.i III a ?i it.lt -(?*?. Mi".. \Vo*i 'miiil'or t'otumbix nii'l Clikv.so ?l? 1'. mil i'hIiiiiiIiiis ninl Cincinnati... 11-';' . mil i diliittiiii mil! Cincinnati .j - cinMia v4:12pm,c<dnmbiu 1 Chicago Kvnsa. Murium 1'I.mi pin Newark A coo in ill:3Si?ni 11 ? ?:IMil; SI. riitll-NVllIn Aceotil !|U:ttiini> |mi -i Ciulr^vllle Aeeoin r>:i*ipui 'dki'akt IliAOilt \: \\ imii D'v.* Aii'ViVf. ' '? 0'i?ui| N,r I'iiiMnirKh.... ?10:10 am ? ": " inn *.Plttid>urv*h "i'>:.M piu '?VMihii1 l'ltuhitr-.ih and IUlu. 112:10 nut ? I . "0 i?i:i .... Pittsburgh |l'J: Wt?nt 1u:M)pui . Washington 1'a . Accoiu... |7.2'?ain PItUbunth Kxpnrw...^..|| 2'. 10 nwt nrrtnr. I P. c. .vsr. i,. uy. * | akrivb. r ;H."? nm Pittsburgh I |T: in nm i7::i'ii?ni sicubenvlllo and West ...i 17:10 pm 11put ...PltUhurBhatid Now York- t*:2'? i>m puiL.Plttiburgh end Now York.-iill:iS uat ivw. 17 Vi iun!K*prc*i. Clu. And St. I/m|iM| 17:1! nm I'MDpin.l'xprovi, Clu. mid HL LouH... t7:10p?t tl :'.Ti pm Ktjm'si. Simib. Mid Chicago.! t3:2"> pni juii1- Pittsburgh A: DcunUou.... tjr.'A'i nm m.i u-r Mil air. i-Vf.i urn 1?'*: i'-? nm t 0 V? nil' 12:10 pm, t'.MO pin T2;I0 pill r.':lopni i':ll pin J ::<! pm CAP.UU ..-Ft. Wavno Mint ctiloii^o i iiiiton and Toledo 1 ....Allimico and Cleveland Stiuibcuvllle mid Pittsburgh Slcibetivlllo nm! Pittsburgh 1 .Ft. Wnvno and Chicago ....Canton nnd Toledo... Alliiiiict* and Cleveland Isu-ubeii v'.llo nml Woll.Hvtil'' riilliidolpliin Mil l Now York ...... Baltimore mid Washington .1 j.t.-lt pmNteubeuvlllu nnd Pltt?bun:h fT^I't plHtSt0llboHvill0ATl|vtUV0rt'00l T'Khaht. | \V. .t I,. K. Uy. S:iMiim;...\Vhi'oMni; ?t StciiLonvllIo... '?:Ti out ...Clovlniid. Tolodo Wc^t... 9:1'' Mil ...WllOOllllJt it; Stonbonvllle.... pin ...Wliuelluir k St.Mii>fiivllla... 'r.rJpm MilmIIIoii .V Wot. |4::iUpm!...\Vhocllni; A-i Sicitbcnvlllo.... niTAnr I h. .t'W.?Bi:ii>0KP?kr. i7:3.*?otn Clcvolnud.Toledo('hic.mo <4:i'>pmLM??<-llloii ncfoinmodatloiu l8:ir>Mn! St. t'lnlnvlllo nccoin tlOiKlam Si, iMidrsvlllo nccotn. t: 13pinI St. (Malrxvlllo nccom. i*):30pm; St. CIutrMvillv aocotn. jirjipml l.<K ni (rolcht ^KIIIVK. |??:00 ptu V.? i'? nm I'.' l'i i?m h':r?pia 110 '.vi ittn piu 10.01 pm t'-MJ pru ?J:JS pm ?'?:<>? pm ?'?:W pin ?>;<M pm hiSi atn 1'iTAiir. ' 7:tfinm 112:'*) in ?I^OOpin i.rAvr. RFII.Atltr. 9:10 nm t:'Q ptn "Oiuo"kTvkk it it PllWOIlJJtT. IViMcnRor. 1'ir-fiig.T. 11.2 6i (i'ltAILHOAUT ..Bcllslri* nnd ZaiiMvillo. JVoodsllvld. RAILROADS. BALTIMORE S OHIO. Dcparturonnd arrival of tralm at Wbuelintr Kait i?-rn time, .-chcdule In o( | (vet November I'J. IStt. MAIN LINE EAST. For llaltimotv, I'hllad?!* pliia uml Now York 1:1) u. m., *J:uJ p. in., dolly. Ker-cr Exprott. 9:15 ia. m.. dall7, ozcopt Monday. Cumberland accommodation. 7:13 a. ra.. dauy except Siiuduy. Crafton lumommodntlon,2:0) p m.dally. ?I??un?l.Hvillc? accommoditloti. 11:11) a. ia_, flu J ti:OJ ami 11:00 p. in., except riuuday. AP.mvr. From Netr York. Philadelphia and Baltimoro, m., daily. Koyer Express, 5:00 p. tn., dally, oxoopi Mntiduy. Cumberland accommodation, 4:lr? p. m, ox cept Sundu.T. (?raftona* commodatlon. 10:2) n. nt. daily. Mound-Tillc Hccomiuodation. 7;.V? a. iu., or cept Sunday: |1U:3) n. ??.. daily, and 1:19, 4:ti aud 7:^5 p. m.. except Sunday. TRAN>OIIlO DIVISION. For Columbui nnd Chicago, 7:53iia l 1:11 ci.. dailr. Columbus and Cincinnati otpro<s. 10:1*1 a. m.. dnily,nndl2:l"? n. in., dally, oxcept Sunday, and 2:l"? a. in., Sunday only. Newark accommodation. 3:30 p. m., daily, cxcept Sunday. St.Clalrsvilleaccommodation, 10:15a. to., aai ?>:?) p. m., cxccpt Sunday. ARtltVC. Chicagoexprcn, 2:30 u. m. and 10:tl a- in., dally. Cincinnati cxprwi, 5:00 a m. aud 5:J5 p. ia., dally. Newark accommodation, 11:35 a m., dally, except Sunday. Sr. Clalririllo accommodation. 11:35 a. m. and 5:'^i p. in., daily, except tviuday. WHEELING i PITTSIJtJItCII DIVISION. For Pittabunrh, 5:0i uud 7:33 n. m.. dally; 1:3) p.m., dally, exccpt Sunday, und ."?:3> p. ui., dally. For PltKbunh and tbo ea^t. 5:35 a m. and 5:35 p. in., dally. Washington accommodation, 0:03 p. m.,diil/, except Sunday. ARRIVE. From Pittsburgh. lu:!0it.m. nndf?:V)n.m. da'ly nu'l 1*2:10 n. m.. nnd 1JM.'? p. m.,except Sunday, aud 2::U) a. m.. Sunday on I v. Wanbin^ton nccomniodatlon, 7:25a. in., dally. except Sunday. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On ntid nftor Mondnr. Pcccmbor'21. Pavieneor Trains will run ivi follows: "Dally. fUaily Iix* cept Sunday. Central tiuie. youtll no on a WhceluiK. Ui'tirfood Mounrt?7ille New Martinsville M-tcr-vllle Friendly St. .Maryu Willlumstowu rarkcr'luirjj Ilellevillc Uavenswood Itlp'ey Landing Grab out New Haven. Hartford Maeou City?. Clifton li. Pleasant (iulllpoll* (iu\midoto lluutliignut " .sor.ni uofsn. Wheeling. llenwood MonndHVllle New M-vrtlu^vllb*..... SlMtenvllle Fri'-udly St. Mar.v?_ Wllliamitown ParKerxbun; I^tievil'e - Itovenswood Itlpley luilidllig riralinm New Hnveti liar I ford M*?on City Clifton I't. Plenvaut ??'alllpollh (iuyMudotte lluntlugtou P. M. A. M. f;:o)!lli irt li 11 l.v :: u-.j n i a; 12 :;i *1*2 .V) 1 (ft 1 :u *2 10 H li'<| H 12 h 1". 8 5j| b V.SJ H &*>l 151 lo fio C. I A. M.I 1 A. it. *n i't f. W 7 IV) S OA .% :o S 12 9 ID :,i 11) 4!) 11 20 12 01 12 2*. 12 Vi 1 01 ! 07 i r. 1 *2.) 1 M :"i '20 ?: :d P. M. III :? 07 j H *20 ?I t:, s 00j 7 iti 4 :m, 4 noi 10 .vij :: vo 10 ixi. 2 4.'?j C 00 fS i>) y r. -2 (t? A. M. I 7 21 s :w; i '.Oj S I'l' 12 .1 j lip! il :?s| 0 4")| II 2? ?:i? m?I -H 5:0 4 M ?I 37 :?*20 13 U P. X. W. J. ROIIINSON. C>. P. A Tli8 Cleveland, Lorain S VViisaling II. It. TIME CARD. Via. Hiyrla uud the I/aLo Sltoro Itouto. Janyap.y It, ISj'.'I. 21 I M Si Central Time. I.v. Wheeling Pellwlre Mnrtln's Ferry ltridaeport St. Cinir:>v!lle Fiurbiiig Free port rhricbRVille. New I'ulladi lpbia. Canal I'over ltcach City 1 Jll?l"lS 5fa>sl!lou Warwick. st?rllnir Seville Medina ?irniiou Ar. Elyna - fandtuky... Norwnlk. ? Toledo I I yi Detroit p.( m i a. in.ja. in. p. m. ? r. oo ZZZ ?i g 5 15,.. 4 ?*? I.. Ronton L. Akron via Warwick .. J. u TtUKY, (ivn. r'xvioLluc r.uj. .Agju-'