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MEDICAL. iHave !y<\u ja baby j that is making you old ] before your time with wor Jrying? Is it weak, deli Jcate, puny? Arc you fear <ful lest it be taken from j you? Mother! Will you ] read this letter about Brown's Iron Bitters j It is genuine?not paid f J for or even solicited?andf ?the writer is the happiest! j woman in New Orleans. { i 509 Durness Strkkt, 1 P 4 Naw Orlkans, La. ) r 4 Enclosed yen will find n photograph of P 4 py youngest boy, Clarence. He was sick ? 4 about seven month*; nothing cured him but P I Brown's Iron Bitter*. He Is now a year P 4 old. well and hearty I 1 cannot say too much P I la praise of Brown's Iron Bitter*. P 1 4 Mas. L. Lkvkringbrig, P J This letter was written* Ion July 25th, this year.j ?Have you a delicate child ? > ! Life for many children in f I Brown's Iron Bitters 1 \ J The Gennltw hw tho Crossed Kcd Macs Oil tho wrapper. 4 Frown Chemical Co., Daltlmore, Md. ? JAPANESE PILE ?3 CURE r. B. Curtis, Design, Va^ writo*: I h*r? bwj * aaffti-vr from P1I?? for tw*o?r y*ar?. Marine m on* oalr know. mho h?? two ?m\Urlj aflict<jd. and h*r? trlM manr remadlM ao<l apeot a grot deal of monsy. My laat- phyatrUn hi tho moat protaioaot aorraoa In Richmond and I mar ?ar ? man cf aattoaal rrwutlon In hla trofMaion. bt.t n*r^r fc.r, I co?fn rrll.f until I bma u.|n< tb? J.mmi PtlaRamady. TTi? box I boo?bt of jou today 1% only tia tMid ona I barn had and I ata almoat rtitlr*l? CQT^'-rrJj;.^.^*utwo ftnnar boaaa. 1 or* ihl. rr aaunlr with Xhs how that otiwra .off?.rin* with Pli?a EiT b? lndoood to try tho Jat*aeao PUa Rcmady. We aell tho Japonoae Piln Cnro at 50c. and f 1.00 P*r box. 8 for *5J?, by mail, with written guaran. tea to rrfund th? money if not cured. ftmplofreo. J&panueA Pile Ointment 3 ct*. per b"r. Cbu. R. Goetio and W. W. Irwin. jy?7-tuw To mz Editor?Please inform your read, rrs that I havo o positivo remedy for tho above named diseaso. By its timely uso thousands of hopeless cases have been per tinently cured. I shall l?o glad to send two bottles of my remedy freo to any of your readers who havo consumption if thoy will Htid me their expraa and post office addn>83. TA.Slocum, M.C.,163 fearl St .New York. 33R- SAUDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT r DEniUTiTkDUr>?,kH. . ffqnno? *?? Ilcawann W* GTlXima 13 CUTIB br tUa !(r? IMPROVED (IICTIIC atLT AND IDSPflSOlY t urnVfelut: kUalor ifcfa ?p--lio rarw?a,6ir? ml 6*m?r%U? ITiiU'h. *U4. SaotMair. Coatiann Carrvata of E?o. UUUj lire cih all WXAS l"A?T8. r^iorlna tfcrtm to Hit LI H a.4 TIGOKOll aTREStiTU* KWirtaC^Sr^I^uV. ?r ?a forfeit 14.000 ta oath. An ?h?ap. aad ?tU ?.-? nMa to I to S taacthi. Brr%raaf|atUlloei f'.tla* naEiao. trie eirrcata. &*+:+! Panphlt? Krxv. Xiitrtu BAiD?3 ZLTCTBIC CO., 82QBroadway, How York. de4-rrhi-* yjWJ?CTIOfi] THE1T04DaYCURE"ti - t ^ ^^?TT?'CTrnEan<1aJ,r'trYATr r?B?Agrq MAUYDOR MFC.C^L'rSEX'S.tA FINANCIAL. Mhat Do Yon M ailt to Know . iBODT SPECULATION ? "oMradsTocra and aola on llmlte-J marglna. Thirty ^i^Perleoce In ?pecolat!on. , ?Ql*e'* Manual for Speculators tent freo on ilcluS!" ? lwo'c*Qt Corrcapondeaco so _ ? JAMKS G. IIVISK & CO., ^ooaiCU? Rookery. . CUICAGO, ILU fclC I C. L?*g, Prealdnat. Jos. 8kt*old, Cuhlir J.A. Jrrrtcsoj*. AasUUnc CAihler. BANK OF WHEELING. pi CIPlTiX ^200,000, I'ALD IN. WHKELZXQ, \V. Vs. DIRECTORS: H. M. ITarper, Joseph Y. PnuU. James Cumralna, lienrr Blobenon, A. Rojruaan, Jonepn Sofbold. Olbaon lAmb. Intorcatpuld on apeclal d"pnilu. iMundrailaon Rutland, Ireland nnd Gotland, nyll JOdEPuBEVIlObU. Caablcr. jgXCUANGE BANK. CAPITA! -.3300,000. J. N. Vane*....? ^.^Prealdont Jomc yta*~..? Vlco 1'realdeat. D1RECTOR3: J. N. Vanes. (Joorxo B. Stlfol J. M. Brown. William Klllngiiaa. John Krew. A- W. Kolloy. John Watorhonvj. W. K Bton-j. W. II. Frank. DroftJ hunod on Englaud, IroUn-l, Scotland and ill point* In Kuropo. L R. BANDS. Caihlrr. JgANK OF TUE 0UI0 VALLEY. CAPITAL...?.?SI76,000, Wn.ua* A. Ism ^..^..^rroldenL WruuM tt ^..Vlco-Proaldtnt. Drafts on Kngland. Irolnnd, Kraucoaud Uor jaanj. DIIIKCTORS. William A. hctl Mortlmor rolloe'/. J. A. Miller. William B. Shnpton. F. M. Attlnwn. John K. Ilotiford. Henry Hpoyor. Victor Itotwnburg. II. Forbes. . >1 J_A. MIU.KR. Caihlar. photography. r. H. Higgins.l PHOTOGRAPHER. 42 'Twelfth Stroot. ^ptES' AUT BTUOIO. I'noTOGriAPnB, focmiM w Vunr.t, on. Cctroa, 'AV?m AMD kit 7VTKIN STREET. "WI'3 LOVft AO A IN'. I hare wooed in ?aluinti>\rlao( I woood iu > k^V.T^V0,1* 1,4 CTor>* tnooil. Full hull a year too long, 1 te^r"01 rT0,? mmilo bo(iotu<a from dlnluhi ? Z* ,oJ0tri> "lone to burn fUrouuh pitulou Into pain. I cam no\t hiko leave of thee, YP\ !,l,t b,Ml Jiot till Ni>otit <|o wnili connont lo quit tuclr (rultlcM quest, I, Indeed. h*vo vainly loroil, wAk ivybu!fw<i i,,? with which vru love iuhIu. Ciunun J. IUynk. A PUNISHMENT. Kitty Dolnmaro vra? uncomtortablo, Wo rroro conitrnlnod. Hoiuomliorlnj tlio provorb about glnni Iioiisod, wo woro ?ll diapoiod lo bo tolorublr cliarltablo to flirtations and llirtooi, btit this wai u littlo too bad. Davo Hilton waa a gonoral fuvorito, a Quo, manly, doiorviug follow; and;tho only woak thing ho ever had dotio was hii falling in lovo with Kitty. Sho wua a handsome girl, with a fair, awoet faco, bonring no traco of craft op. evil in it; but, heartless and utterly in capablo of loving anyone but horaolf, or of appreciating tho unaoltlah devo tion that was olforod her, aho loc| l>avo on through a wholo aumtuor, sullorod all his attention, wont out only with him, might ovon havo married him, if Goorgo Maryait had not proiouted him aolf at that time as a suitor. As hia expectations woro groator, Kitty throw over Davo without scruple; ovon asautnod a look of astonishmout when ho roforrod)to tho oncouragoinout that alio had givon him; waa vorv gontlo, very aweet, vory cold, aud utterly in oxorablo. I nover aaw a man so thoroughly beaton down as Dave lookod tho morn ing ho loft ua. lie had lost, not only hor, but his faith for a tiino in womon. Our indignation waa intonao; for wo woro all poraonal friends of Davo, aud Kitty'e cold sorenity and uttor absence of oven a tingo of reinorao waa infinitely provoking, She waa 10 wise, howovor, so'qulot, eo pationt and had such child ish ways, and, abovo all, was ao marvel ously pretty, that that tho mou could not do loss than bo civil to hor; and, as aho carod nothing whatover about tho girla, they found thoir indignation thrown away, and comfortod thotnsolvea aho had not ontrappod Geor^o Maryatt, who had cone away without proposing. Kitty, howover, took hordefoat philo sophically, and, juat at this juncture, down came Paul Danforth. Ilia arrival was a 6urpriso to all, and a ruyatory to mo. for early in tho aummer ho had sketched hia plans tor tho aonson, aud "Tho Pinea" had by no means outorod into his calculations. Ho was an inti mate friond of Dave'a, and it was to him Davo had gonoon loaving us; and duly weighing all those considerations, I could not but wonder what ovil angel hadsont him among us. From tho first Kitty was not a littlo struck by his appoaranco, though he waa not a man to bo highly estoemed. Curiously onough, it wai tho firat moot ing (I mean Kitty and Paul), and. as ho was a warm ndmirer of fomalo beauty, I lookod for tho immediate initiation of a flirtation. No such thing occurred, howover. His indifference woundod tho only lovo of which aho was capable?her self-love?and rousod her from her usual quiet security to activo exortions. Sho positivoly sought out Paul, in trigued to attract hia notice and admira tion, and in vain. Tho innocent un consciousness of this man of tho world stood in good stead, and all of Kitty's arrows fell harmless to tho ground. So passed tho first threo wooks. Of what follows I shall toll tho talo as it was told to mo aftorward, not as 1 saw it at tho time. Kitty?lot us hopo, accidentally?had sprained horankle. just eoriouely enough ? to provont hor walking out, and to give her an excuso for becoming morning caps and the display of a handaomo foot and alippor, and Paul could not but think as ho lookod at her, that if white and roso tinta, hoavenly bluo oyea, su perb golden hair, rosy little fi'neers, a rounded chin, a littlo archod foot, and all tho foolery of laco and boura and dainty handkorchiefb could oxcuao folly, then waa Davo Hilton fully juatifiod in loving Kitty Dolamare. Suddenly ho apoko: "Wbon havo you hoard from Davo Hilton. Miaa Dolnmaro?" "I havo not hoard from him at all," sho said, timidly. "Ho is much too angry with me to writo to mo, and you," sho added, half raising hor eyos, but dropping them instantly before Paul's burning, inscrutablo looks, "you aro angry, too." "I? What a miatako. I ahould not presume to be. What havo wo in com mon?" "Nothing," aho answorod, wincing under his tonoa, "but I could wiah that wo could hold a good opinion of each other, aa common proporty. Mr. Dun forth, won't you como horo a momont? I havo aomething to aay to you." "1 always likod Dave," wont on Kitty plaintively. "I was roally fond of him, aa a brothor. I told him ao, and thought that ho undoratood. He ravod, per sisted, would not bo rofuiod. I pitiod him; but what could I do? I mint bo firm. If I had shown him half tho grief I felt ho would havo nevor loft me. It would simply havo prolongod his misery and inino. Could I havo dono other wise?" "You? Cortainly not," roturned Paul, with a somowhat romarkablu accont on tho pronoun. "I confoa V wont on Kitty, "that I think now I havo boon to blamo in not chocking him quickly enough, in not Rpoaking rnoro docidodly; but I novor dreamed that his intentions woro moro than brothorly, and I was ao foud of him." lloro she lionvod a littlo sigh; and then camo a Bilonco, broken at last by littlo sobs and curious, aupprossed sounds from Kitty's corner. I Paul put out his hand and touchod a | faco wot with gonuino toara. j "You aro crying. What is tho inat tor?" ho asked, moro gently than ho had yot spoken. "Nothing." "?? cry liko that for nothing?" n1 Qin ao lonoly. Thoy aro nil against mo; and you, whom I thought would begonerous and believe mo. nro against mo, too." "'fowdo you know I am against you?" "l our nilonco juat now apoko moro plainly than words." "I'orhapH you nro not tho wisest of interpreters. I am not conscious of hav ing givon you cnino for nnd Buch naacr tion. It la unjust for you to say bo." Kitty sank back with a Bigh. "I am tirod, .Mr. Dauforth. Will you givomo a glass of water?" Ho brought it and atood by hor aftor Bho had finished drinking it. "Aro wo frionds?" ho asked, with soft look, rare on his faco. "Do yotiiboliovo mo?" "IJoliovo? " "About Davo Ilinton?" "I boliovo Davo should hnvobnon cap nblo of taking caro of lumaolf. I nrn not sworn to do battle for him. I shall havo enough to do to tnko enro of mynolf." "You poraistii^thinkingao, then?" "?'""H"1" "1"''? You nronbacuro?" 1 ml I inn mifomlnlno?n llirt." Hut ia your explanation, not mine, now on 11 I but bollovo you? It ia hard ly rieceaanry lo any tlint I do. 1 think you ovado mo alio. Vou linvo not nu sworod mo yiit. Aro wo frloiide?" i .y '\ut ou* n ilttiij siiontly, mil laul, tnkinir It into iili Rrusp, pressed mid Iciaaod It. l'rom tluit timo tlioy woro I hardly know wlint; It aoomod rathor u vnauol flK? ' j1 it lllrtntlou. 1'nul'n caprices oquallod thoao ol tlio moat invoturatn coquette. At ouo tiuio lio waa dovotlon Itaolf, and Kitty bloomed out at audi tlmoa with nlovollnoaa trulv aurpriaiiiR, uocnuio tho oxproaalon of nu omotlon, tho limit aolllah ol any (oollntt that alio hud ovor oxnorloncod; ut oiliora ho waa cold, dlataut, nlmoat uncivil, ilovotinif IIIraaolC oiclimlvoly to otliora, and tlioan alteration!, norploilntt to ua nil, woro viaiblyon Kitty's lioalth and apirita. Sho wna thoroughly nubduod, thla vot. oran eoqusUo, thla cold-hoartod girl. 1'nul clioao to ptofor tho uclloat mid moat unbecoming drosa in hor ward, robo, nud sho woro It till wo hated tho aight of it. Ho Inaiatod that sho looked boat with hor hair plainly droiaod, and sho put all tho suporb golden rnaaa atralght bohlnd hor oara, nud loit half of hor bonuty in conaoquonco. At laat ho addruaaod lior in words of love, caroloady, aa ouo who wim euro of his pruo, and sho caught at tliodoolnra t|ou oaRorly, complaining at tlio sarno timo that ho but liulf lovod hor. This was not tho burdon of hor com plaints. Hho doubted porpotunlly, roquirod porpottial roaaauring, nsanrancos that Pnul gavo, noiuotlmoa caroloaaly, aomo timos rofuaod pottiahly. On ono of thoao occailona Paul anid to lior: "You diatruat mo atrangelv. Do you droad rotributivo justlco? * Is it that you romombor Hiltou?" Sho eliuddorod. "Why do you spoak of him. I novo: lovod hitn. "Ilut do you lovo rao?" "Yea." Idiii Hniitofir,houW dccolTO J0U 01 rou "I cannot imagmo it. I would not bo liovo it; but if snoh a thing could bo, I should not die?pooplo don't die bo easily?but live. Ob, why do you aug. goat sucli thinea? I had rathor dio than know you woro falao." tbnfnt ?8n|>t""0 * woro; suppoio "Paul, nro you mad, or ami? Whv |.???0U talk thus? Why do you look "I havo taken oil tlio rnaak. At last you soo mo aa I am; at last you boar mo any what haa long boon in my boart, and know tho truth, and Uilton is avenged." Kitty roso, whito aa death and tremb ling in ovory limb, tried to apoak. atag gorod, s'.rotchod forward her hand, and falntod. ,i*'aU' ranc 1110 k?". con?lRned hor to tho servant's caro and left tho houso. j oho baa nover aeon bim since. daily hints to housekeepers. Sunday, March 3. kapplneu depends upon thnt which Is aarroiinOwl. Upo" tba! "r are Biir.AKr?ST.?Ornngoa. OatmoaL. lint tor toast. Poaehod orgi. Cold . proaaed beef. Warrnod rolls. Cofloe. J Dinner.?Bouillou. Roast loin or vonl, Crossing. Cranborry sauco.' Mas hod notatoos. Colory naiad. . Orango jelly. Lu.vcn.?Crnclcera and milk. Broad and batter. Fruit. Tea. Do not nogloct littlo things, if thsy af. feet tho comfort of othors in tho small j oat degreo. Monday, March 4. I ?fQ!1 of b(V\nt5r ,f .wc on,7 know how to Rather it Into our blui anil Etore-housos. Bkeakfast ? Applos. Pearl hominy. Ham and eggj. Mutlins. Syrup. Cotloe. j Dinner Soup from bones of voul. Bakod potatoos. Macaroni and cheeao. Tomato picklos. Whito and Graham broad. Cranberry tart. I Surmt?Cold moat. Croamod potatoes. Canned borrioi. Cake. Milk. Tea. Snippl<lno<Iles. (Miss lUrncs.) . Ono cup sugar; ono egg; ono tablo spoonful buttnr; ono*half cup milk; ono cup Hour; ono toaapoonful baking povv der; ono lovel toaapoonful cinnamon. Sproad very thin on a tin shoot and bako. Whon noarlv dono sprinkle with au^ar. Whon brown cut into equaros and romovo with a knifo. They ahould I bo thin and criap. [CopyrighlctU Tho Viiluo of u Piickncn. I c.Tho con'epta of a 25-cont packajro of j Simmons Liver Regulator will euro manv a sick hoadacho. It's tho wo man a friond. "Itcurod mo permanent ly of aick headache."?0. S. Morris Brownsville. W. Va. Ttko it dry on tho tonguo, or mako a tea. Everybodt ia drinking alo now? j best winter drink. SPKCIAIj ICXCUItSION To IMtUburch Saturdar, March 3, Via thr SI ?>0. IJ. & O. SI 50. . On tho abovo dato tho Baltimoro & Ohio Kailroad Company will soil ex cursion tickota to Pittsburgh and re turn at tho low rato of $1 50, good re turning Sunday, March 3. Klogant at tractions nt tho t^oatros aro olTorod? .Mrs. Langtry at tho Alvin, Aladdin, Jr., at tho Duouosno, Paulino Hall at tho Now Grand, Cotton King at tho Bijou, otc. Trains loavo Whooling at5:05anii 7:30 a. in., 1:30 and 5:45 p. in. .Return ing tho regular Whooling and Cincin nati oxproBs loaves Pittsburgh at 11:55 Saturday night, thus onabling persons to tako in two porfonnancos and roach | home eamo night. HucIiIuii'a Arnica Salvo, . Tho boat oalvo in tho world for cuti, bruises, eoroa, ulcors, salt rhomn. fovor Horea, tottor, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively euros pilos, or no pay roquirod. It is guarantood to givo porfoct satisfac tion or inonoy refunded. Prico U5 conts por box. For Bale by Logan Drn^ [ Company. OTTA5. a Ooetzb and "W. "W. Irwin drugKiata, will toll you that Johnaon'a llaRnotio Oil always wivoa aatiafaction antr-ia thn choopost. $1 00 aizo 00 conta ? M cout tizo'25 contH. ? ' Whrn IJahy vu alclr, wo frriTo Tier CwtorU. V#hcn nho wna a Child, Bho crlwl for Cantoris, When Bho l)ocomo Miss, pho clunp to Car.torla. Whco sho had Chlldroo, sho gavo them Custorla, Lightning Hot Drops? What a Funny Nomol Very Truo, but It Klllo All Palrt^ Sold Everywhoro. Evory Day Wlthout Rollof, Thoro Is No Pavl "VEItTO'S WONDERFUL^5URES Diimlil'omitl Doctors uud Sur prlso Evorybotly. A WRITTEN LEGAL CONTRACT ! | MlnUtors, pl.nlcUni and Intelligent people nil over tlio world, huvo prnlsod Vono. Uov. A. 1'. MoNutuout the follow I tii{ alll bivlt:? IIIUDNEU, Ohio, August 2!}, 'Ol Thl* li to certify that I Iiavo boon a grent suf furor (rum rheumatism In my back, stomuohand limbs, tho larger half of my life. and I am now almost W year* ol hro. 1 huvo triad everything I could hear of and n goodly number of doctor*, and fulled to got permanent roll?f. On tho 2Jd dnvof July. IttDI. 1 ealloil nt Dr. Velio's ollleo In Tuledo, and look treatment of him?tho Cura tive Hvrup and Electric Fluid, and I found ul most instant relief. 1 huvo uied Venn's modi elno now lor five week* and havo had four weeks solid comfort. 1 am now free from pain, and ran now return to my work fooling well, which, for tho lost two year*, I had to abandon, not bolus able to preach on account of tho above named disease. I havo ?o much confi dence In the me liclno for whit It ho* done for i me, uud wlint It it doing for others here, that I am acting as agent In soiling the Vono medi cines. and Can hard)/get H hero fust enough to supply tho Uciuond. Rev, A. 1'. MrNtrrT. llradner, Wood County, 0. Methodist Protestant Church. Sfnteof Ohio, \ Q a Wood County. J a,a' Personally appeared before mo, a notary pub llo.dn and for tho said county! the Ho*. A. 1'. McNutt. who being duly sworn, declares that the abovo statement Is truo. hwom in before mo nnd subscribed in my pretonco thla 29th day of August, W9i. John W. Wvant. Notary Public. Vcno'a CurntlTO Syrup la tho quickest euro In tho world for norvotuties*. dyspepsia, liver, 1 klduoy. blood nnd stomach disorder*. weakness poor appetite, slooplesaness and female weak ! licssc*. ami whon used with tho electric lluid, will certainly euro rheumatism, lumbago, soIhU ea. neuralgia, uml all acbcs and pains. Price 50c per bottle. Hold with a guurant^o to cure or refund the money liv Gootsw. tho druggist. I INANCi: AND TRADE. 1 The Features of tho Monty nml Stock Markets. New York. March 1.?Money on call lal)-, per ccnt; last loan 1}{ per cent; closed at IS Pcr I cent Prlmo uiercautllo paper por cent. Sterling exebango strong at 5187,l{al 87% Silver certificates 60%c bid. Tho total sales of stocks to-day wero 147.513 shared. Thcatock market to-day wm much Improved In tone and thero was fairly good buying, chiefly for the short account. The volume of business was not. however. large uud the net changes on tho dnv's transactions as n rulo aro slight, with a majority of tbo stocks traded In showing uu appreciation lu values compared with tbo clos ing prices of yesterday. The granger stock* were well held throughout tho day and closed at or within ,'i of the best figures touched. Con sequently thero wero purchases to cover short contracts, which caused an advance In the almres. Tho coalers were noglcctcd. Tho gen oral market opened Irregular on light trading, thou reacted a fraction, except for Leather pre ferred. which broke IVi per ccnt on sale* of lu) shares. A movement to cover short contracts wa? begun aft?'r mid day, which caused u gradual Improvement nnd tho market closed dull but llrm. Advances were established of In Jersey Central. Manhattan and Sugar and Northwestern, and J{a">* per cent in the rest of the granger O. Iu the list of declines ire: Leather pre 1>4, American Cable 1!?. ami General Kiectrlc uud Norfolk it Western preferred 1 per cent Speculation In bonds was quiet and uuin tercatlug. The aggregato sales were $013,003. Government bond* tlrm. State bonds active. Railroad bonds easier. BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS?CLOSED ntU. U. S. fa reg. ll5?i(Natlonal Cordage? u\$ U.S. fa coup- -..lirrii do preferred 8 U.S.4s rcg_ lll'i'New Jersey Cent-...>'? U.S. Is coup- 112;^! Norfolk & West D'd 10|J U. S. isreg- 95 Northern Pacific.** Pacific 6s of *95 100 I do preferred .. IS',, Atchison- Northwestern...^^ 88?t, Adams Express 14'i do preferred- 13s American txoross-lO'lV^New York (Central Baltimore it Ohio - 57l-.N. V. A New Hug... 30 Canada Southern... 47 V Oregon Improve't- 10 Central Pacltic 12%Oregou Nav 15 Chesapeake ib Ohio 1CV Pacific Mall Chicago <t Alton....Hi'i (Pittsburgh -155 Chi. ltur. ?t Qulacy 70 {Reading 9}4 Chicago Gas~.....~.. 71 Rich mond Term.? ? C., C.. C. it St i,....- Jdo preferred - ? Col. Coal it Iron ' 4 Rock Islaud.-......... Cl-? Cotton Oil Certltlc- 20*J dL Paul ..... 5J1,. Del. ?fc Uud do preferred 117?-4 Del., Lack. ?t Westl&S 3t Paul itOinnha... Den. it R. G. pref'd 34 I do preferred- ici*> Dist. ?b Cattle Feed 11*4 Sugar Rellnerv IK2VJ Erie b^Tcnu. lk>al Iron- 13>4 do preferred 16 jTexas Pacific. 8* Illinois Central 84 Tol. ,t G. Ceu. pref. 7ol2 Kan. .t Tex. pref'd Union Pacltic S!? Lako Erie A west? lij^lu. S. Expres* 40 do proferred 71 jW.. St L. it P 5'; Lake Shore..' 13.V;| do preferred 12^ Lead Trust..- '27i-t|Wells f'argo Ex 10J Ixiiii.Hvllle it Nash-4'J^jWestern Uuion ^7^^ Michigan Central... 'J1 ' Wheeling it L. E.- 8}^ Missouri Pacific I'Jl-i do preforred S-l Nashville it Chatt. 6? IGosieral Electric... 27;i llrondstuttn nnd 1'rovislona. Chlcnco?Uetter cralu prices abroad and the possibility of crop damage from tho cold wave In the country ruled n strong wheat market here to-day. May closing at WUc. The other markets Joined the procession. May closing 5?c higher, May oats ^c higher and provisions nt ndvancea. Flour tlrm. Wheat?No. 2 spring &??a55!?c; No. 3 spring nominal; No. 2 red W^aMJ^c; March 61*^i52>in 5;,J?,c; May f>la54v^aMv'^c; July foaf^aWpO. CoiiN?Cash No. 2, I'.Vic; No. 3 yellow 41%a 4.V; March 43,4a43>iaJ3yic; May 45alj^at5^e; July ?H^a4'>a4i"^c. Oath?Cash No. 'i 2S^a29c: No. 2 wblto 32c; No. 3 whlto 3lJ^a31fic; May 2UKa'.>,J^a"!>)gC; June 2,J1<a"9>ia2'J?^c July 27Jia27Jia'J<Jic. Rrc?No. 2, 51JSC. IlAELEY?No. 2, 63c. Flaxseed?No. l. 21 40. Timothy SEEi^I'rlmo 85 60. Mess Pouk?Cash, per barrel, 810 20al0 35; Mny $10 30al0 37KalO 3< Lard?Cash per 100 lbs. S3 40; May $0 47%a C fi.'J/jiG 52^. SiiiinT lUns-Cash aides (loose) 20a5 25; Mav ?.?> 3ja5 S5; dry salted ahouldera IJ^it^c; abort clear aides S5 &0a5 W. Whiskey?DIstlllors tlnUhed goods per gallon 81 2>. Sea a as-unchanged. RurrcH-Markot dull; crenmcry lla21e; dalrlea Oal'Jc. w Jtoos-Flrmnt 26>jc. Now York?Flour. rocelptsi24.300 barrels; ox ports 30.7OJ barrels: sale* M.iWO packases; market quiet but llrm. Wheat, receipts 0"W bushels: ex Rirts 83,000 bushels; sale.* 2,063,000 bushels of lures and 3J.fAW bushel* of spot; s|>ot market firm; options opened firmer, closing nt 3m'?1c not iidvntico: No. 2 red March closed MJic; Mny closed nt .Vj^c; Juno closed nt Goc: September closed at fiO^e; December closed nt CIJJc. Corn, receipts 29.1h)0 bushels; exports 2.8W bushels: snle-s 175.0>W bushels of fnturoj; no spot: spot market dull; options cenernlly quiet, closing nt Ke net advnnce; Mnrcli cioscd nt 4'.?c; May closed nt4l?al9>i'n4!?;ic; July closed|nt4Wlc. Oats.rcceints 30.600 bushels: exports2.Mu bushels: nulcs26.600 bushels of (not; snot market firm: options quiet nnd Yfi higher, March closed at .HiVJic; April closed nt lUlV^c; May closed at 33Kc. Hay steady. Hops steady. Hides steady. Leather quiet. Reef stendv. Cutincnts steady. Ijvrd quiet; western Htenm closed at SC 75 nominal. Pork dull, liuttor easy: western dairy 'Jal5c; do creamery 1 la22c. Cheese firm. Eugs easy; west ern fresh 2^20. Tallow firmer. Rosin firm. Tur pentine steady ut 33%H34tt. Rico steady. Mo lasses steady. Cottonseed oil steady. ColVee, spot firm. Sugar, raw llrm; refined In fair de mand. Unltlmorn?Flour dull and unchanged; re ceipts 9,388 barrels; shipments :tO.GJ3 barrels. Wheat firmer; spot SS^nSS-Xc; May 6?}in5yjic; stenuior No. 2 redfi5^a.v>^e; receipts 1,%1 bush els: slock r.20,808 buahols: sales a0,i)00 bushels; southern whent by lampio Ma.l'.tc; do on grado r^aVCic. Corn firm: spot 47^47^: month 47>;nl7%e: May 48140 bid; steamer mixed47o bldt receipts :>('>,oil husliels; shipments 31.634 bush els; stock 27(1,333 bushels; sales 34,000 bushels; southern white corn 47>$al7^c; do yellow 40a 49c. Oats firm and inoro easy; No. 2 white west om 35>^n!lCc; No. 2 mixed 33iru31c: receipts 2.600 bushels; stock* 251.0.12 bushels Rye Inao tlvo; No. 2, 6Ca.r?7c;? receipts 70 bushels; stock 25 071 buahols. Hay quiet: good to cholco tim othy 813 oo.il3 50. Sugar firm and unchanged, ltutter and engs steady and.unchanged. Chccso firm and unchunqed. Cliiolnnntl?Floor In fair demand. Wheat quiet; No. 2 rod 64a&4%c; receipts (1;NH) bushels: Hnlpmeutsft'.fiOO bushola. Corn firm: No.2 mixed 42al2He. Ont* steady: No. 2 mixed ? 31Ka'Jl^o. llyo quiet; No. 2, 57Wjn6SKc. Pork firm nt 310 37>J. Lard firm nt so 35. Hulk meats stendy nt ?.'? 25. Rncou III fnlr demand at 50 37J{. Whisky In good domntid at 8125. nutter quiet. Sugar firm, i'gga cnsler nt 23c. Cheese iu mod erate domnud, l'hlliulelphln?Wheat Wnljfo higher: No. 2 rod March 6'.'!?n69!<o; April Wi-jaftOJyc; Ma3Tf>9?a f?9jjc; Juno Corn firm and March higher: No.2mlxed March 47nl7^c; April 47:']a ?ffic: Mny 4HJin49c; Juno 48^n49o. Oats ^n\?o lower; No. 2 whlto March 3(V)iiUW^c; April Jlfijin May 3C5Ja37c; Juno 37u37Kc- Ruttordull and easier} fancy western crcifinory 2Jc. Egpi slcndy; fresh western 2riu2rtc. Tallow firmer. Toledo?Wheat ncllve nnd higher; No. 2 mixed f>.V.,'c; Mav .Wre: July rrfV^o; August M'-.'e. Corn dull mid firm; No. 2 mixed 43c; Mny 41;#} No 3 wlilto 4>. Oiiti Meitdv.; No. 2 mixed HtNo - while Urt1 dull; noli (iovorw'iMi nr. live ami ?t<*ady; |>rlmo null S> 47}*; Match 1j 42,'> I.l*n Mod.. Chicago?Cattle demand good; prlres jren '?rally llriu nnd unehutmeil. Tim hoi* innrtet was ntrong. Heavy weight* Mild nt livoni n find iiMortwl light tu high n*?SI luat 20. demand Rood and bettor price*. No derided M'lviittco win tiinilt*. bowcro*. ipiolnlloni nm? tlilf from 52 .'?0 to 91 01 for poor to it ml from 9*> to 13 33 for lamlx. Receipt*? Cattle 4 &no head; enlves 330 hood; hogs 20.00J bend; alicepO.ouo head, Clorinrmti?llnit* atrotig nnd f?o lilclier nt fcl Goal 40; rccolpta l.Too bund: abluiiiunUVU) licad. tlry <iood?. New YoW<?1/icni jobber* linvo boon dolnn mow bimlnoM. Ituycr.H uri* plenty mid lit wort. Their purchase* covnr ull depurtinool goods nod article*. 'I lio demand ot ngmiU Inn Uteh of tin* Irregular chuructcr of previous day*, v?t gr> ntor Interest bus been humlf-mted In idiiple ntid col ored good*. l)re?* good* active, witli Agent*nnd Jobber*, iia to white good*. Woolen good* uro In moderate doinnitd for nntiimii. I'rlntlui?cloths In moderate durtnnd for April contract) at '-/t couta, nt which tin* market Is unlet. l'cdoloiini. OH Cllv?Opened nt It 07; highest 1' 07!<; lowest 91 clom*d a1. 8l aides ll.ooo bur reh; clou ranees 'JM.uoo b.urcls; ?blputouis r.T?,rJO bur roll; runs 83,b76 barrel.-*. Nmt York?Petroleum aletidy; I'onnsylvnnln oil. anloa none; April option, aalc? nuuo; cloned ut 91 05% old. Limn oil, rule* none. Metal*. New York?Pig iron dull: Scotch S19 00??0 nn, American 55 Ma 12 to,- Copper easy; brokers nrlco i'J 00. Is?d firm: broken* prlco fJ Tin Mondv; ttfalis 813 l'talJ .u Plates quiet. Spelter dull. Wool. Nrn York?Wool steady. EDUCATIONAL. ight School.. Wbv don't you Attend tho N'lirbt Heulon of tbo WIIKKLING ItlJSI.NIXH COLLKtSK. corner Main and Twelfth street*? Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic. Hookkccplnz, Short build. Typewriting. etc. Comfortable room*. Careful personal in itructlon and low prices. ??COME AND SEE US.?? Wheeling ? Business ? College, Jew WHEELING, V. VA. Its. I. Stevens Hart's School for Young Ladies and Children. 1310aud 1318 Market St., lYbeelluj;, W.Yu. Tbo Island enn aud electric melon pas? tbo door. Fourth annual t>us*lou begins MONDAY, September l", urn. This school often a com plete and thorough education In Proi'tlatl Eng lish. Mathetnatlci. KngluU Cl&alc*. Latin und Modern Language*. The achooT couslsU of Primary. Intermediate. Academic and College Preparatory department*. Thu methods and course of Instruction will compare favorably with tbo best boailnaries in the country. ltoys are received in tho Primary and Inter* mediate. For circular! or Interview, apply to BIKS. M. STKYENS 1IA.KT, Principal. Wbeolinr. W. Va. : A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without au ideal PQZZONS'S , Combines every element of beauty ar.d purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Zcsist upon having tho genulno, RAILROADS. Ttie Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R, R. TIME CARD. Via Llyria aud the Lafco Shoro Uoatj. Novcmltor 13.1SU Central Time. STATIONS. I r: *?> Central Time. Lv. W'heollnj; Itellnlre Martin's Ferry llrldcoport Flush I nc Freeport I' brlchsvllie. New Philadelphia Cnuul I)ovcr_ Mnasi lion Warwick. Slerllui; ! Seville Medina tlrafiou I Elyrlu .i | Ar. I.oraln ^.J Cleveland - I Akron...MMM. M..| Sandusky...? Norwnlk... Toledo Letrolt (bleu co.... llultalo - m. a :n. C 0?) 11 w n t:. c oj, it m f? 40 C (Vlj 0 07 Albany New York liojtou... Ar. St. Clnlrsvllle. Lv. Kirk wood.... | Lv. SL CIitlNville I Ar. Kirk wood.. 7 ?.'i 10 01 7 4".: 1U 'Jl! 7 61! JO :;i sir io 5:i s to it a) ?J 10, \1 43 p. m. 9 25' li IX) 10 It?; la ::??{ j? uo; n o) 1:57! p. ut. 12 20 L 2 or. :i io ?? 0i5 0 001 1 5 40! 5 40 a :n. n in. | 2 60] 2 W 7 001 10 i 12 l. in I0:o. 9:?| 12 r? 1 15 1 t! 2 It) 2 40 2 4S 2 10 4 OS 4 :t? 4 3 G 10 C\> 50) 85 10 55 3 T.i p. in. I 41 7 00 io i:, 14 I 10 i. ut. i iv in. 2:10 5:l"> 1:20 4::: :t I t? n. tn. nt, m ll:50| SO) All Trains daily, except suuditj. J. \l Tl'URY. General Freight and l'asv-twr A^<'ut Ponnsylvanla atuiione. Trulns Run by Control Tiroo. I I'trnr.T Ornocn at frrrjwTt.vANiA Station os 1 Watku St., Foot op Ki kyhntii St.. WiiF.ci.tKO, AT McI.UUK ltOURK. WltKKl.tNO, AMI AT. TU?. 1'KNsnvt.VAKiA Station. I'nttMisronT. Potrrnwr.nrSYnTrir?"1'av Handle ltoUTr.'' ?Daily. IDaily mctpr Sohday. FltOM WllRCLtSli TO . LK.VVK AUUIVB. WclliburKnnd Sioitbonvlllo., tfc'2.% atti Lk.Tj pat McDoualo and I'litabiirgb..... iii:2.\ am put Now Cuutberluitd C:2'? am 10::t3 nm ludlanapolliandSt. l>ouli,M t>>:2.? am 1>: .?p u ColitmbUBaud Olnolnnail..., j0:2\ am ."i::t5 put WellsbiirK and Btoubonvllla j0:2'?:am ,V1"? put I'hlladoltdtlaand Now York.{12:23 pin 2.23 p'n SieiibcnvUloatKl I'liLsbiirKhllJ:^ put 2:2) pin ColuinDunmtd Chicago |12:2"? pin J:i'? put l'hllndelpblaand Now York ?-:33 put 0 0:11 uut Itultituoroand Wadilmjton. ?2:5? put ?lo::t? am Sicubonvllloaud PltitburKlt *2:53 put ?lOMi am Stoubotivllloatid Denulsou.. ?2:Vi pui ?lo.:v?am ItidlanapolU attdSL Louli.. 18:0J put ff>:12uin Dayton and Cluolnnutl |S:W put |0:L2i\-,u Ktt'Ubenvlllo andColiiinbm. 18:03 put (0:12 ttm Northwest System?Clovo. ^ Pitt*. Division. Trains ruu dully, excont Suad iy, ai lollo.vi: Fkom UntPOKi'oitTTo LKAVit. Atuuvr. Ft, Wayno and Cltlongo - r?:IKS nut 0:40 ptn Cantou ami Toledo 5:08 am t?: IG put I'llLsbutKh ?k Stunbenvlllo 5:0S nut 0:10,put Steubenvllleand PltwbnrKh..- f*:n8am 8:M pui Stotibom Ulo and Pittsburgh... 9.00 ant 10:03 nut Stuiibeuvlilo iV Wollsvlllo. 10:43 am 0:40 I'm Clovoland >tt Chicago 1:10 pm OHil put Canton and Toledo 1:10 pm 4:.VSptu AlllaucoAtid Clovoland.. ,., 1:10 ptn 12:S8 put Btoubouvllloaud WolUvilio.... 1:10 put 7:.VSnm Pltllttdolnblrtiuid Now York... '2:41 put 8:10 put UHlllinoro aud Washington...- 2:41 ptn 4:.\Sptn Utoitbouvllio and Pltub-irgli... 2:It put 4:38 put Btoubonvlllo .t Wellavllle. 0:1 J phi um 1'?:.!0 ami Cumberland Accom 17:50 pm plill (irnfmii Ac ?!U -If):!', nin flltfl mil ....Moundtvlllo Awom 17: V) am IC;W pin . ... MinilldftVlilo Ai.'Oom | 12:55 ptu "Il:<w? pm1 M?mii??I? Villo Accoui 1tl\ juu rI0.11 iiiiiLWihlilmrion ritr Kxpren. 1V0) ptu HO:>0 inn'... .. (iruftiin Kxpress I tun "iiKi-Aiir. |li..v<i7K.U~?oTl)lv..\Vo<l arhivk. mil For Columbia mid r|||eu?<> ''2:33. ma ?i?:l? urn ? Vilumbutn'id I'iuclntiatl.. <"5:33 pm J11:r? pm .t'nlumbii< h id ?'PiuiiitMil.. ?5:0) ma *' 1:1- pui Colombo* mid Cliloiujo Exp ?11::fl am ' I:I'2 nni Newark Accom j?lt:\"? ma ftc?:i*? iiiii st, CUirsvlllo Accom 1111:33 nru J 1:1 J pin ..M. Clalr?vlll? ArCJMi. ,.| 15:13 pm J'.': so mn Columbus ntidClnelu. Kxp.1 inn <.indii>!;y Mall | pm jir.fAirr. tt, *v0.' lull -W., p. & it, Dm AitKivn ? ?Vo.3 iiiii For PUndiuriiU 1^10:1(1 am '?"i Pittsburgh I pin *t"? pm. PitUbuiflimid Lait 111l:.ti pin 11:30 pint... rittsbiir.pl |tl2:3.*? put ir?.0J pm ..,Washington, hi., Accom...I ]H:I0 ma I Pittsburgh 1 j}2:23 wn pc.wtr. : I'., i\ .v sr. I., lev. | Aitittvk. ' 17:25 inn PltUburHb Jrt:t5 pm mill SIpu1):mivilli'mul West.... pm 11:2-"? pm'..Pltuburjli ?ui<l Now York. *1:1% pm ??.1:55 pm ..I'ittAbiinjli mi'l Now York.. Hl:ll ani wi:<r. mn I'xprcs*. cm. uti'l St. 1/nilt 47:13 am '.':00 ptu Kxptoss. f Tin uii'l St l/>iil? |?>:33 pm I:pm lfojiraM.Htoiib."nnUChicago fait ptu ' !:.Vi pin ..Pittsburgh mi'l l?i'fiiil*on... *11:t*? am VkMBT. I C A J: }{. AKKIYK. ir.;0H mu ..Fori Wayne mid Chicago... 5:58 pm 1C:')S ami < 'untoti mil Toledo (hlO pm jftOJi mil' ..Alllaii'?and Cleveland... ",M pm I0:0> mii'Mioiibcnvllli'iin-l Pittsburgh 0:10 pm |lti:W am Steubenvillennd Pittsburgh 1 1:03 ma ll:li nm Lsiettbenvllle A- Wellsrllfe.. 7:10 pm 1'.:10 pin|._Fort Wayne and Chicago. fVrt pm |10 pin1 Canton uml Toledo f.3:.VS pui tali) titn]...AIIImiconttUCleveland..- 11:3* pm 1 10 pm Steiibciivllle mi'l Wollsvllle VJ:10 pin 4 ?: I * j>tn Philadelphia and NewYork 1.V.3S pin ?11 |tm]ltiiltliiiorf mid Wathlnxtott 15:58 pm 1:M pm SteubnnvilloniidPitUburuh i'i:M pm fTilTI jnn| su'iibfiivilio -v WVIUvlll*-. 18:58 am til.l'AI'.T. I \v.? U lCW. ARHIVK. 1l0:ti) um ManlUou. Toledo and West 45:3# pm jI0:CH1 am Cauion. Akron A Cleveland |5:3ft pm 110:00 am. Wheeling and Sieubenvlllo f.v.30 pm tl:25 pill ... .Miusillou mid CiVUtOIL.... 111:03 ain 14:'25 jnn!Wlicolllit* and Stenbenvllle rll:0'' ani ~itFi\Ci:T. | lT& W.?ItKiiMiKi-oitr. | aukive. IT:-i iim:ricvelHiid.Tole?lo?tc'hlcuKO pm t :: 1 '? pin Cleveland.Toledo it Chicago t'J: V) pm 1S:1.' ain M&nlllon Accom fl0:5? am tio:i9 am St.?T'lalmvlllo Accom |C:f<0 am i.V.O ami St. CInlrsvllIo Accom tJ;47 pm f'cli'i pm1 St. L'iulmvillo Accom put f l:.T? pin | St. Clulraville Accom pm pinl I.neal FfClglit flM't am ilKTAKT. I OHIO HIVHU It. 1L AHKIVt * ^7: "0 am! -1'a.wnKcr '11:00 am 11:15 pin I'auetiKcr pm -11 00 I'mU? I'aaietiger v7:t5 pm ~.KAvr. I U.Z.4C. UAILKOAD. Aitr.tVC. ClII.t.Atlir. QtLt.AlKU i i?:lo uml....BclUlroand ZmiesvlUa... om I i oi pin) ..WooiUlield. Mi am RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrlvulmid dop.irt'lrn of (ralnion and after Jmimtry k. h*i\ Kxivan \tiom nr ItcrKKRvrii 1 M auki i'lily; fl'tllv. r^cpt Smidiv; JUalljr, :|M Snlliplat'; '.Dallv. oxcopt Moiiduv; JHiiii* > "iiiv: iMnmhya only; fcda|unluj? only, tcrji hbnidnrd Tlmu. T*i.r |U ..O lUtr-MiifTUiie. Ran I . am y, )t ?lt. I'nll. .w S. Y >? pliijWmlt.'rv. It.? ?. Pull. Y I'M mn . " ?" '?" ' : pm . RAILROADS. BALTIMORE & OHIO. Departure and arrlralo! train* at Wheclltn;. r.aU eru time, s'chedulo la ef* f*rct January 6. 1&U3. MAIN* LINE EA9T. For liultlmore, I'blladol phhi aud Not York l:ii il m., l:S)p. ixl, dally. (iraftoD Fxprew, 10M0 iv m.. Monday only. Wushlugtou City Exprosi. l?h 10 a. m., daily. cr? CCPt Monday. Cumberland Accommodation. 5:30 x m.. daily except Sunday. 0 rut ton Accommodation. 2:30 p. m.. dally. Monndsvllle Accommodation. H:-W a. m. and C00 p. tn.,cxce^t Suuday,and 11:0) p. m., Satur day only. A.Ront From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 8:15 a. m.. dailr. W&nbluRton City Express, 5:03 p. ra., daily., cx? cent Monday. Cumberland Accommodation, 7:50 p. el,qx? cept Sunday. 'Jrnft-.u Accommodation. 10:15 a. m. daily. lirallon Kxpre?. 5:tW p. m.. Monday only. Mound?vill? Accommodation. 7:50 u. nu, ex? cept Sundiiv; 10:15 a. in., daily. 12:55 and 7:V) p.m., except Sunday,and 7:25 p.m. Saturday only. TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. For Columbiu and Chicago, 7:30 aud 10:13 a. m. dully and 1:1 i P. uu dally. <%?luinbus aud Cincinnati Express. 10:1*1 a. m. daily. 11:U p. in., dally, cxccpt Saturday, aai ?20 a. ni. Sunday only. Sandu^kv Mali. 10:15 a. m.. daily. Newark Accommodation. -4:L2 p. m.. dally. St. Clainvillo Accommodation, 10:15 a. in. and | 4:1-1*. m., exccpt Sunday. AUBIV& CblcajjoExpres?. 2:05a. m. and 5:S5p. n.dally, and 11:0'* a. m.. daily. Cincinnati Exprc**, 5:00 a. m. and 5:35 p. au dally. s?du?ky Mall. 5:1?p. in., dully. Newark Accommodation. 11:13a. m.. dally. St. Ciainvlile Acc >mtr>odatlon, ll:ii a. in. aal I 5:05 p. in., daily, except Sunday. WHKIILINGi PITTSllUHGII DIVISION. For I'itUbursh. 5:05 and 7:10 a. m.. and 5:43 p. m..daily; audl::?p. m.. dally.oxcept Sunday. For I'lttsburgb and the cut, 5:03 a. in. and 3:13 p. in., dully. WashiiiKton Accommodation. 5:0) p. m., dally, ? except auuday. AitnrvE. From Pittsburgh. 10:l0a.tn. andC:30 p.m.dally, 11:10 p. in., daily, except Saturday. 12:35 p, m.. except Sunday, and 2:25 a. m.. Sunday only, Washington Accommodation,8:10 a. m.,'dally, except Suud \y. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On aud after Monday. December 17,1S3I. I'av I seiiRcr Train* will ruu as follows: ?Dally. 1 Dally Except Sunday. Central time. Wlieeliiifl & Elm Grove Railroad. .Onand after Saturday. February 2,1833,, trains Elm Qroroat Wlieellnii Brldtie & Terminal Ry. C. O. 1IRRWSTKR Receiver. Tlmo Table No. 11. to tako ofleot Unit x uv, Sunday. Novembor 19.1S3.1 lA?aveWhcelliiB?|8:0J, ill: Wa. m., firJJ, f0:l5, tt: W. i'J:0J p. m. LeavePouiiisula-1S:0fl,t3:5l,ill:(-Ja. m., ?3:21. i'J:W p. ni. I.eavo Martini Ferry?|3:U, |0:57, |ll:5ia. m., 12:32. ?.t: -7. 14:42, {J: 12. Arrive Teriuinal Junction?13:17, tl0:03, ill:V3 n. in.. "J:H2. f4:ltf. JJ:IS p. m. Loavo Terminal Junction?17:22. ?3:03, a. m ?12:to it iu.,{-i:6'J. 14:05, f5:ll. 1S.t3 p. m. Leave Martin's Ferry?17:23, fi'J:07 a.in.,912:lf, ?l:0'?. 11:10. 15:10.18:52 p. in. l.eavo Peninsula?17:34, J3:11a.m., ?12:51,21:11. 14:17,15:25,18:5s* p. in. Arrive Wbeollnjf?17:40, J):.\) a. ut, ?12:,37, >4:17. 14:?5.15:31,10:i?51?. m. ?Dally. IDallroxcopt Sunday. Htmdayi oalr. All train* will mn o j Eaitorn Tlma J.E, TAUSSIG, Snjicr;uu;ad:al, T'rna p.m. 13.JJ.U0 "2l_.4KM 23...5.-03 ?2.3^.6:0.1 27...7:0) 2J...S:03 Sl.-ftW 31.10:01 35.11:00 Whcelmc Kenwood .Moitndiville. New Martinsville J si?ter?vilIo ...... Friendly~...M~>?. St. Mary* Wlllimistown I a._. I'arkenburs if 6 1 telle vi lie | $ Karenswotut. .... Ripley Landing l.'raha:n New llavcit Hartford M*<on City. Cllflnn Pt. Pleasant iMilIlpolis... Gnvmidotie MllUliURtOll Kcnova ~ .SOUTH UOl'.NU Wheeling ?... I llenvvood Monndsvllle New Martinsville.... I Slsten.vllle Friendly 1 St. 5inrya_ | Williauislown ... Parkers bun; Helleville ltaven?woo?L | Kip'.ey LuudiiiK (irahuin | New Haven Hartford MnsouCity Cllflnn 1't. Plea?aut ] Galllpolis (hiyandoite Huiitlugtou ' Kcnova