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MEDICAL* 'jfj i'tvwn'i Jr"? i'Uters you u<?t, Vour Wife? the mother of your children? you promised to love and cherish her, but are you taking proper I i?or? nf her Health? She is probably not so strong as you are, anyway j and then there are diseases peculiar to women that often make her weak and ailing. Out Brown's Iron Bitters will make her well and strong. It purifies and enriches the blood and beautifies the complexion. It permanently cures Constipation, Neuralgia and Headache, and drives Malaria OUl oi U1C Oyaicui. v Frown's Iron Bitten la pleaunt to take, i ami it will not stain the teeth nor caut* constipation. Ser the crossed red line* ' on liio wrapper. Our book, "How to ! Lire a Hundred Yean," tells all about it; tire for Sc. stamp. Co Biown Ciuuical Co., Baltimobu, Mo. NEW Muem tt x. c. wvro ran airs biact tuatrar h sold under positive written icuarante?\ by authorial agenta only, to euro Weak Memory; !>>?? of Brain and None PoworLwt Manhood: Quickness; Night 1<omm; F.ril Dreams; Lack or Confidence; Norroasnee*; Lassitude; all Drains; Loss of Power of thoUonorativo Owana in either mx. cauwxl by over-exertion, Youthful Emirs, or ExcttJire U?o of Tobooco, Opium or Liquor, which leads to Misery. Consumption, Innauity h: J Death. By mall, $1 n box; six for $5; with written cuaranteo to euro or refund money, bamplo t.Hcknco. contnlubig fire days' treatment, vritii full instructions, 13 c??aU?. Oae sample cly sold to ouch i>orson by mail. McLaln's New Pharmacy. Sole Agents. Kievroth n'i i Market streets (Egerter Block). Wheelin; w Va. Jc'2tt-tmv mmon' gjf THEimOAYCUte'Vjfi. Hr riiint?, CWfCJUanrrfcta sad CP If o rain. Ho Stain. Free Syringe. | mrtsra sthictube and all mivat* prtnusrs. MALYOORMFQ.COm Lancaster, O., U.8.a no.'O-Trhat 'a whiskey! To bo good, ought to t? PURE, OLD, PALATABLE And of fine flavor. { MAX KLEIN'S j| ' Silver Age Rye f all theao qualities and U unlv.Twlljr pronouuwd to bo the flnett IVurujrlvanla Pom Rye on tbo market, iiiJ for Mle at a uniform price of fl.W t*r f ill quart If your dealor di>? not Ladle It, direct to MAX KLBIN. Dlntlller nnil Importer, 1)3 Feberal St., Allegheny, Po. I ICfrTTbAS IV ^9 PROFESSIONAL v. L. Hoc#, C. L. A. L White, City lagliMr. HOGE & WHITE, Civil XlnglnooraI svtm and Klertrio Hallway*. IJrldgea. Mlnw. Ti.wn sitm. Water Supply, Sewerage and is?: ^ Cement arid Building Material Tested. OJi-:e. city ilulldlng. Wheeling, W.Va. mtH-Mwar W SHELDON HUT0HIK8, SPECIALIST i:VK,KAIt, NOSK AND THItOAT. OFFICE AND IlESIDESCK, No. s| Twelfth Street, Wheeling. W.Y*. ftpio-xvrar Brown & Hazlett, CIVIL ENGINEERS, K,. MA.SOXIC nCIIiDiyq.? ( 'IIAKLK3Q. BAWLING. v CHEMIST. '! U r American Chemical HocMjr anrl Amerlrun Institute Mining Knjcltiowrt f.ithornU>ry, lr.'-io Mnrki?t Ktrnwt. .* il mi l In wttrlal j?ro<lne,n of orory 4r ?naW*ol Mkorotoopleal an1 rhoml<> "i4rolaatlooio( food mttartaU au?l water. jltl INSURANCE, UHALi maTATH TITT D TWCITD JIMPD uiuii iiioun/invju. " i ptirahAto or miktt loin oh ml wi?to tutvu (iii) title liMiiro-1 b; tlio Wheeling Title and Trast Co,, NO. latll MAIlKITT HTflKICr. " M LF. HTIKKU , I'fMlilont MoorfllUff. t-J. RAWMNf), ft 1. fflJfOMCTUN. vie I'fPiMont. AM'iHmourjr. '? H i: 0ll/:ifni8r,RMmlnir0fTUlM.. . ?lo17 STAINEjDA DECORATEO 0LA93. \\i IIKKI.INO '? 1IAINKII III.AW IVOIlllH Ill I (IIIATINli COMPANY, ' ' 11 Intiv i|ln? do iimuo unit Show i it Main ?tfwt Virmrr 1111 mi'11'JH ' WhwolliiB, W. Vit Toloplion# W. ' ' Hot Hi .J1' !*' iti.ii i ntntonuo* *i <?> flCTUnet (V ART MATERIALS. JKHAMIKO Mjioolnlty I htor u, AlltlMTIU I'MJItJIIW, on I'lifOM. NICOLL'O AHT BTOMtt. If * 1 ui Mnrkot htrwu TAKE YOUR" CHOICE. Sanator Squlro Him a Good Word for All OaadlUataa. HARRISON DROVE THE STAGE WELL Onoo anil Coulil Uo It Again?Hood Will Have Groat 1'rontlgo?Morton Would bo Bafo?MolUnlny U Bym* patliollo?Allison In Ablo ami I'npu* Ur? Dopow U Urllllam ami Wall I'olaad?In Faar, Wo Are 'i'roublail With an "KiuUarrauiuigiil at I'rosU iloullal llloboi." N*w Yobk, July 31,?Bonator Squire, of Wmhington, i< in Ihoolty, llu was aikeil ill an intervlow last uiglit If ho bad heard any intimation Irani the wott about presidential candidate!, and who tha weit would favor. Ueiaid: "Vouknow u much about that ai I do. 1 could probably talk about weitern favorite! but it would bs idle chatter. There are (We or lis nun to-day whoio natuoi are oo the tip of every tongue at pouibllitlei. There li Uuneril Ilirrlion. We all kuow that ha drove the stage well one tiuio. The question li, do we want him for a driver again? Then comet Tlioiuas 11. lteed. Ho will hold the .....J .1... 1. ./ ik. ;ptUIIU JJIBIU IU puiub Ol Iiuwor, II* HIV peakerablp, iu tho ulft of the Bovernwont. To be tho unanimous cliuico of liia colloazuea iu Conanua lor tho speakership li a grout ttilns. 11a is oorhapa tha boat parliamentarian ia the United Slates. Then there ia Morton. He ia not a speech makor or n pyrotechnic statusman. He la sure, solid ami safo. 1 have boen in the senate with Allison (or six years and I liavu stuiliod him carefully. Us is a student, accurate, Judicious, ablu ami approachable. McKinley I ailtnire. Ilo Is perhaps a more sympathetic man than any ol the others. Chauncey Depow is brilliant and noil poised, lie has an accurate and judicial mind and is poDUlar. In lact there is not a man prominently named, but about whom something nice can be aaid. The only trouble h that wo have an 'embarrassment of riches.' Wo have excellent timber and yet, ns In war times, when tho rail splitter came to the Iront, a man as vet unknown may be chosen and he tnav prove tho equal of our monumental president. Tho woit I do not thiuk hai made a choice. "Tlioro la one thing I waul you to put me down as bolng heartily in favor of, and that Is the holding of the national convention in San Francisco. I want the east, through her roprpsontativoa, tocoine out and see our country. Tho east stays within itself and never cots away from Its extreme localism. Home one h.na aaid that hail Columbus dlicovered the Pacific coast there novor would novo ueon any now nuginnu. inn weai is liko a young giant juit awakening and strotching oat his arms to feci his strength. Tho wost wants to ontor into a hotter fellowship with tho east, and this is a chance to accomplish this end. If tho convontiou was hold thoro tho railroads would arrange to dell tickets so that in returning tourists could pais up through Washington and Oregon. It would bo un admirablo way of bringing tho oast aud west together." THE IIUSH MOVEMENT. A Convention to !> llcld Soon to rormuInte Plnni. New York, July 31.?Tho now Irish movemont, the objoct of which is to form aa open organization opposod to all parliamentary uttempts to redroas Ireland's grievances and advocating revolutionary measures, Is about to take doflnitn shape. A convention of delogatos from Irish organizations io tho United States and Canada will beheld within a few weeks when a programme for tho working of the new movement will bo formulated. A committor in now iu session connidering a timo and place for the convoti* tion. In a few days the decision will ? , ?J ru. UU UIBUU (IIIUIIU '<niiiiHKtuii,uiiaaKi;, St. Louis, Now York, Boston and Philadelphia aro the cities moat favorod and the probability is that in one of thoso cities the meeting will take place. OPPOSE THIS MOItA CLAIM. lUpitbUcau ami CatlUl Hvnntnrt Crlttc.Ue the h|?r*nl?li (Juvrrnmmt. Madrid, July 31.?llopublican and Carliit lenatori and deputies have ad* dressed a protest to tho government against the piiymont of tho Mora claim without the tanction of tho Cortes. The protost doclares that tho govornincnt precipitant'/ in wettling tho claim of the Unitod States U unconititutional and huinilinting upon Spain, and that tlio conduct of the Unitod States in taking advantage of tho Cuban insurrection to pros* thii claim in an exhibition of an unfriendly disposition. The govorntnont hat docidod to pay the Mora claim In thrco installments. It ia tho intention afterwards to induce the United Status to recognizo .Snnnish claims for dainagnsof property in Florida of citizens of the country which was in* curred daring tho civil war in Amorlca. A Turrllilo Riplodnti, I/Orain, o., July 31.?a torriflc oxplo Ion took placo In tlio biaclcimlth ilopartinont of tho Jolinion atapl plant till* morning. (Ins nccumulntoil in n (orso owlnv to nn Impact of clndora which unitod with tho lint nir iihut from tho blowor earning an nxploiiun thatahook tho ontiro plant. Knur men, whoso tmmul hnvo lint boon lonrnod, w?rn badly injured. A liuuu nail 1v.11 drlvon Into tho nbdomtin uf onn of tlio hlnokainitha, tonrinn out a portion of hia entrain. Ila cannot rncuvor. W.nJt mill Niirvom DoncrUwa tlin condition ?l tliouinmt* of pMpla at tbl* ioa?on. Tlmjr liuvo no uppotltn, cannot ilonp nml coinplniu at tho proitrallint elloflt of warmor woathor. Thl? condition may lm rmnodlfd bv llood'a Harauparllla, which .... nml tnnna tin nil LliA nrifmi*. It uivo? (food liunlth by making tho blood puro. . Hoot)'* Pi Mil aro tho bo?t nfLor*?llnrior pilli, aialit ?llK04llofit euro hoadacho. I) AI III rit In City Kgourdiiii Vln II. A O., Tit u mil Hf i August H. HID A, Itound trip, $10; tlrkot* yood twelvmlayi, with itop*ovnr prlvllotfont WiHfiinKinn, 1). 0., rotlirnlhtf. Through J'nllfiiiiii HlnnfKir from iVhanllnil on tlm ft:4A p. rvi. train. For partloiilari onrjtllro oI llrtl11inorn ft Ohio uifoutfl. HtoMACif nri?| IJownl Cninplalnti nrn bait ftllovoil by tho tlmolv 1110 ol I>n Wltt'rt (Jnlli! iiml (Jliolnra CJuro* InMini on liavlntf Huh proportion. I>on11uUo anyothor. IjOjMH I'riltfOo., Whnollutf. W, VaM II. F. f'oaboily, llnuwood, and ilowlo A Co., Jirldunpoit, Oi il , fctKUVUO NOTIUfy ON 111)1. L.<?ul?lilii? Utfl0|;tui?u Turkny" lu Hmipolury OurlUlu About (lio fluidity AInitcr. U'iiMisiiTON, July 31.?Tlio Star tliii afternoon aaya: An important cauforeuco botweon the Louisiana Uolosation, now hero, anil the secretary of the treamry took place with closed doors, anil upon tho request of nieuibora of tin deleirutiou no representative of tho prims and no otlior outsider wui admitted. At this conference tho secretury waa told Hint no power on earth could ktiop tbo atate from Kolnn Hopubllcan noxt year If Mr. Howler contlnuoi to keep tbo plitntora from getting tbe bounty Hint waa allowed tboui by tho laat Gongroaa. Secretary Carlisle win luformod, further, that uuleaa tho bounty waa allowed before Congress lunula, lionro untatlvo Oroavonor, of Ohio, a member ?' " ?* annfABflntlrtim imiiimiMiui It PA. pout* to introduce bill for tho repoal ?(tho bounty act, uiul to work iinergolically lor Ltd pittaage. The aerlomuoie of the iituutioit wad Irupreiied on Mr. Carliilu, ami it wai recalled that the kill iu tho laat Congroaa wat paiaod by a majority of but live votei, and that the failure of tho tromury department to pay tba bounty would raeau diaaater to many a man who had innocently loanod iitongy, taking the bounty cortincatoa aa collateral. TIIU UIIUDUHIOK Hior. Tdu Negrooi Uutlur Arrott?TUrie of IU? IUul?r? lUUtul. Iliu hinhiian, Ala., July 31. ? The iberllTs poiao returned from llrookalde, the icons of laat uljht'a race riot, this morning, bringing with tbeiu tgu negro riotera who bad boon arreatod, two having been raicuod from thoonrageil wtilto minora altar ropoj bail bean plnood about their nocka preparatory to hanging thorn. Half a dozen ollicort were left nt Urookiido to arreat other riotera uuil prevent furtbor trouble. Inveatigallon abowa that the uegroei whom Deputiea Wood and llaxtor wont to arrest woro entrencbod in a ditch and atronglv reinforced, and poured a murtleroua lire from tbelr covor, ahootlug down two ofUcora at the tint volley. Kolnforcementi came to the whltoa, but tho nesroea never ceaiad firing until thoir ammunition was exhausted. Then thor Hod to tho woods, the whites in pursuit. Three doad negroos aro re* ported found and ono wounded. One woman it among tho riotors arroatod. Half a dozsn women took part lu tho riot. All la quiet now. HIS il.\l> % IKHlOiiV. A Polish Cuunt Who Committed Suicide la I Chicago. Quicaoo, July 31.?August W. Kenkel, the Polish count who shot himself Sunday nt^lit, died to-day at Michael tteoso Hospital. Konkoi's real name was Algernon Wilholm Djialinski, a count of Poland, lie was born lu Moraol, now a part of Prussia, in 18-3. An ardent patriot, ho aid* cd his country in its war for independence. llo was solocted for tho most important of outlets and entered ttusala ui a Polish soy. After tho subjugation of his own country a prlco of 60,000 roubles was nlocod upon Kenkol's head by Russia, but lie escaped across the borders of Poland and catuo to America. lift DliormllU tho Btorj. Washington, July 31.?Captain Shoomaker, chief of tho rovenue cutter sorvico, places no confidence in tho published roportof tbo landing in Cuba of n laree filibustering oxpodition from tho United States, llo points out that it would bo quito irapoisifilo for any conaldornuio nuinoor 01 inon 10 conroni themselves on any ot tho Florida kdys for even a wook without being discovoroJ. Many of tho koya nro low-ly in# burron iilands, ovary objoct on which could bo eoon from a vessel's deck. The others nro carefully watched by throe cuttora now In thoio wators. Au Oturnc* In Ilia win! WciU NeuraskaCity. Nid., July 31.?Tho Salvation Army of thla city ia in trouble. They wero arrestod Saturday night and subaoquontly released bocause no chargo could be brought airainHt them. Being u table to suppress them by process of law, tho city last nttfSu ondenvorod to drown their ardor. When tho Army appeared on tho atrootheadod by "Joej tho Turk," tho tire departmoat camo out, attached hoae to hydrant and thoroughly drenched tho Salvationista. All fair minded citissns donounco the performance. Tin: diQoronco betwoon 1'illa and Simmons Livor Uogdlator, is just this: rills don't iro down very easy with most people, and you tool thorn afterward*. While Simmons Liver Regulator in liquid or powiior ia very plnaaaut to take, and the only fooling that you have aftonvards ia tho great relief that It givos from constipation, hiliouaneaa, Hick headache and dyspepsia. It is u mild laxativo and a ionic. Turku in no doubt, no failuro, whon you tiiko l)o Witt's Colic and Cholera Curo. It is plonuAtit, acts promptly, no bad aftor nlloctn. Lognu I)rtlgCo., Wheeling, W. Va., B. K. Tonbody,Kenwood,and Jlowio A Co., Uridgoport, 0. _ 1 When Iiaby tick, wo garo her Cantoris, When she vu a Child, oho crlcd for Cantoris. When alio l>ceatnn Stlm, alio clung to Caatoria. I When alio Irnil Chlldroo, ibo gave thorn (JoatoriA. A 110iwb kirko I II. S. Hliafor, of tho Promo yor Homo, Middloburg, N. Y., on tho knoo, whioh laid him up in bod and cituxod tho knoo joint to bouomo still. A frinnd rorommnndod liiin to uso Chamborlnin's Pain Halm, which ho did, and in ttvo day* wan nblo to ho around. Mr. Hhnfor iiai racnmtnoudnd it to many othon and havs It is oxcol* [ lont for nnv kind of a brulio or aprain. This sumo llninody in alio fainoui for Its euros of rhoumatism. f'ltiml I'llasl Itdhliiv I'll**. NyMPTOMm MiMuroj lntuiind Hellion mil *Uiii:liiit; Muni lit "ini't; worm i?y nnrnt?*iin UllowmUo ooiUlmifl tiililOM form, whlolt oftmi iiml lllwrilo, lining vortf *oro. Hwavnk'n "i -imi - i *i 1 :i< hi" In iiihi; una |itni<i||ni|, licnh llloornlloii. mul In iiiihioh h n?inomtllO lUinoM. At ilrni(jlif?. or i?v mail, (or I <H Ill?. Dr? r IS Mk II" Hill. I ''i 11 i I 1111' 11 'l llow In l im? All .skill l>Hn/mi*.' | Mmvly Apply "ftWAtN*'* Umiwwr " Ni> liv I toriml iiicillclmt mi| ill toil, curoi laitar, ocuonti, Itr?|i. nil qni|itlOlU oil tlm f'K'O, lutii l<. IIimii, Ad,, Ifnvlni,'Hi" -Mil Hi'nr, srlilui ni|i| Imnlllijr. In trout hoitlhiK iiii'l ailratlvo pernor* nro iiiwoMod if no ollior roiiiixljr. Auk >oir ilnunlii for HWAVHIt'MJIMMir.fir. HIIMW ? Lightning Hoi Drops? What a Funn* Namsl Very True, but II Kills All Pain. Bold Evorywhorr, Evsry D?yWllhoul nellsf, Thero I* No Pivl ' BEAUTY. HOW TO INLIIUA4I8 IN WICKilir AND OIIIKUWWB fMfUOVB ONK'd I'KUSON.U. AI'i'fcAU IN I'13. Every normally oowtltutjl waunnl woman w*ul? tu lojk woll. TliU 1? uatural and right. Wobavo llttlo KjrmpatUy (or lUoio people who through ludolencu or gluttony Ijuvo pormlttod tbomwlvoi to tako on too much ftoh. Thoy know that by livlug ubUuwloiuly ami taking plenty of exorciso thoy cuu gut buck to their normal weight. Wo do however havo a great deal of aympathy for those poor, pale, thin suirerors who either havo uoappotlto or cite whoso food distresses thorn to iiueh a degreu that they are forced to Uvo oil a moit frugal dlot. "Going Into a decline." How often do wo hear this expression What doo* it mean I It incausl that peoplo aro losing llesh. growlug thin, waiting. Their trouble arises from the fact that thoy aro unahlo to digest siKUcleut food aud when the stomach is out of order and falls to do iu proper work, foodi aro wocso than usolots. They aluxply ferinout lu the stomach and All the aystou with poisonous prlnuiples. What these peoplo need is something that w(U digest their food after It has hem union. and it is in Just such cases that the Digestive Cordial as made by the Mount Lebanon bhakurs Is proT* ing remarkably successful. It Is so prompt lu Ita action that a sense of relief ahuoU Immediately follows the first doso, and a rapid luere&so In weight Is toon noted. The .Shakers have issued an interesting pamphlet which may bo obtained upou imjulry at auy drug store. ^ FINANOK ASH TltADE. The Feature* ot tin* Money aud Stock Market*, New York, July 31.?Money on call easy at la IXper rent: lost loanl percent; clo?ed 1 per ceuu Priino inorctntllo paper Sal per coul. Sterling exchange atroiig at 0i 00>^a4 Oliver cortlHcatos to^aMJic. Tbow was nn increased volurao ol buslncason thoatock eachango to day imd tbo Bjxjculatlon whs ueucrully 11 rmor intone. (ho reault of tbo tradlug being an advaneo, ranging up to 2% per coat, In wblnhtho grout majority of tho ll?t par* tlclpated. Covering of ?hort contract* wan the main atrengtbof tbo market, but there was alio good buying on tho part of ojK.?ratora who had Ukou protlta (luring tho r>aat low days and who deemed It an opportuuo tlrao to speculate for un upward movement. Ttio iDortl In ti?o Grangers were molt active lnclixliw out tlielr contracts. In tbo coal abare*. Heading and New Jersey Ceotral itlouoof tho group were traded In and receded'ia'iper cent respectively on rumors of a prohabio goueral strike of the miners. At the opetilug of business prliva were generally a fraction lower and speculation for a brief period waa lrreuitlar. Tbo trading, however, soon steadied ItMolf and prices wero well held on a amall market until about I o'clock, when active buying aet In. under which tho Qguroi eoutluued to advanuo up to the final dealing* Tho inurkot clonal active and buoyant, the principal gains oil the day belli# Missouri Pacific 2V*. Chicago Got V, Sugar preferred I 'A. Tobaeool^. Hock laland and Pittsburgh A Western 1>4 preferred aud Consolidated Gas l pcrcent. Itonds were lower lu tbo early dealings but gained strongtb lu tho late session aud closed stronir. Tho sales were S2.2C8.000, Tbo total'salos of atocka tovlay were 22G.200 share*. Slate bonds more active. Government bonds ?ironi?. BONDS AND iroCH QUorAVIOMI-CLO'tO BIO. U. a, 4s now xog Missouri Pacific 5',7?{ U.S. 4acoup W?^ NashvllloA Chat... fl# U. 8. fa retr 116v, (National Cordage , 1 U. H. .Vi coup 11M do preferrod 2 U. H. 4a re* ll'J New JersoyCentrnl..102>f U. HL 45 coup 11JU' Norfolk A: West, p'd 15 U. 8. 2a rug W!t Northern Pacltlc..... Pacific G? of 'yj 100 I do preferred YJ\ Atcbl*oti 1M(, {Northwestern 101?i Adams Kinross 147 I do preferrod 145^ American Kzpret?.113 (New York Cenlrul..lir.''i HaltltnoroA Ohio .. CI^'N. Y. A New Eng.... 'AK Canada Southern... {Oregon Improve L? US Central Psclflc IftK Oregou Nav 27 Chesapcako A Ohio 2V,l Paeltlo Mall Chicago A Alton... .1M jplttaburgh.. 1CJ?* Chi Bur. A Qulucy OlH'Ibradlng 17^ Chicago Gas.......... iw'i, Itock Ialauu tl.C., C. A St. L Paul....... 82Jt Col. Coal A Iron 7\ .lo preferred -U'fiS Cotton Oil COrtlUc.. 2rtV; *t. Paul A Omaha.. 41 Del. A Hud l:W>f do preferred 116 Del, Lack. A West 1CI S 41 gar liefinerv llfiW Don. .V: It G. prof'd ?n Teun C<ial A iron.. 87% Mat A Cattle Feed 2t>>? Texna Paeltlo Wi Erlo lofjltol. A O. Cuti. pref. 78f <IO I'tvii'rnM ill ,i iiion ruiaur ........ n;j, Illinois Central 100k U. & Kxpro? 41 Kan. .t Tex. prolyl V \\\. 8U L & 1' W lAke Hrle .t West... 27>d do preferred .. 2l?? do t>rvforrod MHltVelli Fanro Kx 108 I.nko Shore 15<i Western Union 02% I-e?d Trnit Wheeling* I.. K.... 17 Loulwlllo \k Na?h. f-2H do preferred 52 k Michigan Central..101 (iuncral Electric iO)i ltrrndatii(T? nod I'ravUtona. Chtflnw?Principally boc&uio of the lack o! export demand, uhlch ?ru decided I v wook todHv. cio-dni Mt Ike donlluo for September. Soptemboroorn lout %c; May eloicd lower aud provlatoni Unimhed at declines. Flour moody. Wiikat?CaMi No. 2 aprluir 6S??a71%o: No. 3 P'Idl'noinliiul: No. 2 r?d ?8TiaC0>fc; July WKa 7oa<kV/?;Octooor 69Via70}$a6i>jic; Deccuibcr 7l|fto 72J^a7l?4. Coiw--Caih. No. 1 tfUatlMc: No. 3 yellow 48>k*<i!4c; July 42tof1al%iu;S<Jptombor 4lj?a43a 42**0: May Oat*?Cash, Sa. j, 2JJfcc; No 2 whlto 2gka27r; No. S whlto 22a/2Wc: July September ?<:; May J5)4*3?{a25J$C. It*C?No. 2.47a JtAHt.cv?No. 2. nominal. Ki.ax***i>-No. i fi is. Timoihyakko?Prime 91 'JO. Mr.? 1'oHK -<'a?h. j?or bbl. 3'0 nnaio I2ty? September 610 OOali) 4.'-alu 0.".,; Juue illOWMlOWt 111 Jtt. I.Aiu>-('a*h. per 100 lbs. Jrt 12'jafl 15: Soptom* tier f i l7'-n?i i'mii 17H: October fti --Via1'. 20au 22}? Jannnry $' '20t6 l7V^aii 22 If. siimiit Kini-raih.ftldea $.">&*>?* w; September 9&87tti0o%u'?87k: October }' 90iG(miWHt uary 5"> I5a.'? '< jh5 4>; dry nailed ahouldora 5$ftft5%o; ihort dear iMm XViiink v?l?Utlllera' tluUhed coodi per gallon fl 21 llUTNUt?Firm; crearaerleil0al7He;dolrloJ 10a 13c. Kgo*? Firm at Halloa Now York?Flour. receipts 12 500 barrel*: export* B.4ft0 barrel*; market dull, Wheat. receipts M,|00hiiaheU;Mlc* 4.751.000 Uu?h<-U of futures; spot weak; option* wero lower to day. closing nt lV?alS'' lowor. Cloaln^: No. 2 red May 773?e; Augukt 7J,lc; September 7;'.^e:Oclolx;r .Go; Doci'mlmr 7,V?c. Corn, receipt* w.7uo bushels; oxpurls ?'.w bmholi; 2IU.UU) buiboliof spot; market atuaoy; opuon< were very aicieiy. roiiniweruiK the break liMvhPRt. C'IoiIiik: Muy7lc: Aurihi 41?#c; September 4S^; October 47^<\ OnU. rerclpt* HI.VOO bu?liula; uxiniru l*K) biuhola; unlet M.oj) bti'hela of at?oi: apot innrkot dull; ontloua oulot wltli no dimmer closing JinVvc lower. Closing: Mur 80c: Anoint VGJie; September WKe; October Ilav firm. Hons ilull. Hluoa firm. Anther atroiur. Heel dull, Lnrd wenk; woateru atootn closeij nt !C 60. I'ork lowor; new men 112 00*12 23. Hit tier llrtn; weateru dtdry KM l.V; do creiuuer/ ISnl^u; do fnclorjrHV^tl'ic; Bl? Rln?lft<n imitation cronmoiy Unite, auuulntry H n!7pj do trenmory ;?o. Kggl firm; atnto nnd l ommvlvftiil* i:i?vtMHc; woaiorn Iruah Ual8>jft. Tallow dull. MohUMa unlet. Oottonaecd oil firm C.'olloo. option* bftrulr a toady nl A polmi dcclltw; apot cofloo, Klo qufot. Bugara, rnw flrui; rofluod firm. IfitUitiiorit?Flour atenrty and unchftiiRod; rnrclpt* H.248 barrel": ahliunetila 3,371 barrel*; ante* l.fiTtO bnrrcli, Wheat lowor. but (Irtu: apot month and Annual 7?J%a7i>?*p; Hoptember 7l"y? 7l\e; December 74?7l^o; alediner No. j red f?7Un r>711?*; receipt a M.jim hiiahnln; ahlpment* MVOOU buahol*; atoek iW.'ju'i biMbela; Bflloa (oii.imkI limbid*; southern wheat by aniiiple 7la7do on arnilo f?tvyi7l!,e. Corn firm: ?ik?i mid month U'SutPV; Augttat iHXd bid; Honlomber ilf4a bid; yenr 40Hftl'^o| Juitunry 4(y?fl naked; receipt* ;i,imhi buiUel?; ahlptueula .*>i?o liuiliol*; atook 131,700 budieN; aotiilieru white com Mm 6Vo; do yollow Mia OuU eaalor; No 2 while western it I Wo aakcl; No 1 ml tod Wtafloo; re eoljda lO.rtOUbmttela; atoek L'7 uhi biiahela Uro nit; Mock, 7.1M2liuilioK liny firm; olioleo tlnioiliv 117 /4?i?imo't lliutur nini atewly ami tlllcllllllRnd. ('fKHjMi llrni ami UlichHtlKuil. riiiciiMiKli PJour 'I'll! (lint atoftilr. Whoit atroimiNo. 2 mixed 71r; ruoHpla 2.'>(w biiiliolai RlilpinoMi* ft/KKi hiialiola. Corn. No l nilx?<( i?V. (MUwU'H'1)*: No 2 mlxud tf.to. Hvo dulli No. 'J, Mm. liHfil fulrly ?t '? ljr nt (1 Hulk omnia flt?*m1v ni flOJY !UO-?n aioa.lv nt 97 21k Wimky nt 112?. llutUir firm. Hiiicnr tondy. i>rii? 'pilot nt no. ruimlo Whom nrtltro mid inwnri No. 2 rnoli IhHfU Annual 7rtlj(Pi H<*i?loiiilH>f 7U.4t'i ncemnhut 71* ,? . forn (lull himI sii'HiIvi No i iiiI*i?i No. II inland 4lni No. :i yotlotv iv. tint* ilull ntid nloniiyi No. J ml tod 2lflj No. 2 wliltn jsn. Itvi' illllll No J. ftJOl No. J, ilc. Clovoracod dull; printo *?li ffi oil. I'lillKili'lplilN?lltiltor atondy: fancy tycMorn flicnmory I7VM,'I do I'miiiayivnnln prlnu ';ooi i1<mIii lolibluu '.'m.'/o. i:??a alomly; iionr liy Iflo; liowwilorii lv<Hwl3ff. dry ooihu, N??w YnrH?Apcnta linvn ndrnnroil Hip prima In Itidlntl I bind Mini Wik'IiUVMIp iiti liii'li liroun i-ollom In all QOlita. nlao t\ AH. .Ii It K ntid IH'iltuiml I. K ?*vlll"i| IIiiiiiiMh l%n per tnnl. Tllflhi tviia n *<?o?l nil roiiml Odmiiml for ainploa ninl ahoolultMINPlnd in niituimi Irmln ninl, IhoiiMh uiiiiwirkcil by nclltlly, n good t?i|nl of Mica wiu rnnoboti. Drew Rooda, woolwti mid IIiiiiin* h, blanket*. hIIusIiii utid duuiutt coiniiiuinluil thu greater ihnru of uttontlnti l'rlutlug cloth* quiet but Urm at -J,o plu* I per ceut. Wuo). ItoHon?'Th# American Wool and Cot urn Ku porter will miy tomorrow of thu wool trudo: iMirlnjf ttm |tu?C week ihu wool market* ul NuW York. Itokioii. 1'hlludelphlu and clkuwheru huvu wlinetftvil u |K>rlu<l ul inactivity berond (list outoa foraoinu limn. Although there have been uinnoroiu buyer* in |hu market thu uggri-Kutc uuil individual IrMU-uiPtloim huvu boon of limit ml proportion*. Thu reaiiou* may bo attributed to thu luot that muuy manufacturer* ?ru uuw kiilllt'lciitly wull mip|?lle?l to tmablu tlioiu to ouuralo iliuir machinory for hoiiiu lltllo tltuu. Value* ruiuuiu llriu uuu IhoM who wi-ruiu uood of uioro stock readily acijuirod It at thu price* that ruled a week curlier. There nro aouie. tin doubt, who uru holding o.l with thu ogjMOtJMloii that pricu* eunitol remain permanent ami atook cuu eventually b* procured at lowur figure*. Tbo atuoiiut of wool which ha* already been tulfuti by coiifiiiuura it fur in eiceaa of wnat wu* bum up 10 uiim lime lusi year, even anon-iug ior a lurgo perceutauo ofipeailallvo buying lu eaj>turn market*. 'I ho tuilus In Ifcrnton. New Yoric, 1'htladclphla ami Chicago ugxregato fl.C7J.4dO nouuds, aualust U.U1.S.V) pounds a year ago. lUwtou snlf.i amount to 3,'JW.U)u pound*. Parties wiio are iu lU'oii of now Block arc a? nulling it at nrlcea ihoi ruled a week earlier, tut thu activity hai louiuwhal declluid. Now York?Wool strong. Live siock. Clilcngn?Cutilo active; common to choice usflvo moors 83 MaMi); eitra beoveH &5'JimfiOO; stock*.* tm and feeders U 60*3 75: cows and bulls Si 7;>a3 75; veal calves 9> 75a5 55. Hoy* weak; tho bulk of tales wuro at 9t 70al 90. and the liest heavy void at II W: tnlicd and butcnera bogs 914?ia4 06; light welgbta W 70aA 10. Hheen strong; common to oholoo nutlvs nbeep sold atfi 00a4'i?; westerns at 9' J.-a-'i 75, and spring lamb* at 9J 75a 3u0 for calls up to 95 iu for good to choice lloclps. Hocelpui?C'aitlo, 1.000 head; calves, 1,UJ0 head; hogM, 14,000 h(Ad; sheep, 12,000 bead. Knst Idbi?rtr-CaUlo steady; prime 95 80ft3fi0: {ood 914Oat 7i; bulU. slug, and cows 91 70a-'i "> logsalesdy: beat light grades 4Ua.'? .V); cornuiou to fair S>'i 'Jua>5 3u; rouvht 93 50al W. .Sheen active; extra 93 70a3 00; good 93 0Ja3 40; veal calves 91G0u5 0a Cincinnati-Hogs dull and 10c lower at 94 40a 5 10; receipts l.bOJ head; shipments 400 head. I'otruloum. Oil CUy-Opsned at 91 27>{; highest 91 30; lowest 91 27K? closed At 91 29} mIcs WWOl clearanceM U ou) barrels; shipments 07,'j-d barrels; ruitM 11C,555 barrels. Now York?Petroleum firmer; closed at|}l 83 bid. Metals. Now York?Pig Iron firm; southern 911 Ma 14 00. Copper strong; brokers' price lljtfc. Lead strong; brokers' price 93 37 K. ^In easy; straits 114 4Qi Platw quiet; spoiler firm; domoatic tm'f HOU3EFURNI3HINO GOODS. ^"STIiElj UANUiSS.^V B.F. Caldwell & Co., 1508 and 1510 Market St. ?nll J??El? COOL REFRIGERATORS WATKll COOLERS. FILTERS, ICECREAM PREKZKIU ICE 8IXAVKRS ICE TuNGi ICE CIIiri'EIM. st liEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS, ravS 1210 to At* Rrnicr?. > t RAILROADS. ?, PonnsylTimln Btntloiia. BnnsylvaniaLinBs.1 Tralna Run br Oontral Tlrno. rirxKT OmcM AT JTm:?ri-?A!nA BTATIOV OI WATER HT.. FOOT IIJ ELRTKWTII ST., Wheimno, AT Mfl.rUK HOWtU'MKEUKO, AWT) AT Tift it.kwyi.yaku Ptatioii. I'unxir.ponT. MnTTH^rRwT HvHrrv~M Va? UtwYn.K Rotrrt." n.tiv tUAlLT Brairr SUNDAY. Fro* Wiiiruxo to i.sav irrtvr. Wellabursaud Stoubnnrillfc ft-gam 15:84 p? McDonaldand PUfcburfti.? W? am fVW pm Now Cumberland - *'n 10:U orn ludlanapoll*and Hi- Looia.*. tJSJam p<n (fclntnbuaanl Olnolnnatl.. - to;i^auj r>:35 p:n Wclliburi and J?:* ?'"> i:? P"? HUladelpblaand ??wJorfcf}v3 pm 2M p n btenbenvUloand Plu?burih|lJ:aS pm 3;J) pm Oolumoiuand pm J:.'J pm Philadelphia aud Sci* \ork '2.U pui 10:14 a in luiilmoraaa<l \Va%hln*ton. *l!?p# *10:11 am HwnbenTllleaud Pitttbunjh IM pm {():? am BioubeoTlUiaad Otnnlaoiu 2:?pn I0;?am Indianapolis andSt. l/ouli... t8:i?pm td:l'Jum Dayton a?<l Cincinnati. |H:iW pm M:l* am HtaubeufllloauuOoimt'bnt. fS.OJ pin fo:li am NoribwcalSawm?<Clara ?'? ?'ltti Dlrltlon. Train* run dallf. o*oo;?t dnuday, ai foilovi: From UMOoarontro Lravc. Aitmvs. Ft. Warn# and Chicago ft.ittam g:0) pm Canton and Toledo... ....? 3:04 nm o:n% titn ritutiun;)! .t HtniibonvlHo. fi:W am 8:05 pm Meubentllleand PUtaburf h? 5:(6ft<n H-.Mpm Btanben* tile and PKttburfh.*. fc09am lO.iflum Cleveland k Chicago - ltIO nra *:a*. pm Canton and Toledo 1:10 pm -1:58 pm Alllanoaaml Cleveland 1:10 pm 12:35 pm BUmbouvllleand WolUvlllo .... ti:l.lpm 7:Mmn Philadelphia and Sow York... 2:41 i>m .s:tvi pm Baltimore and \VaaliliiKton.~. 2:41pm CM pm Stenbenrllio ami Pltuonrgh... 2:tl pm 8:0J pm I ?i 1'i illl IS'ni iV Arrmif ik'imt. Fo??t of Kourtot'tith'strcol TlicCloveLmd, Lorain S Wheeling R. R. TimoTnblo Inodbit Monday, May 20,1811V, Clovolaiul l)o|M)t. Foot of Smith Wator Htrowt. cioiNu fount. ContralTltnc a.m. r mii-.m a.m. a.m a.m ivm i\m rimiamlZ 7:30 1:00 LwtorJpt n-U .-o?tVT? I^ornlti. tJep.. 7;iW l:itt |;10 Klrrla.......... 7.1'. 1:I9[4:JS Uraflon 7:t2 l:M I:lfl I iMti-r Jot 7:.VJ l:M 6:lO Mo<llna H:3ll;(W,.vi'.? Cliln l.nkc .. rt;0| Hlorlliiit fcM 1:MCcl7 Warwick ? ?;?: 10 MflMlllon 1?: .1:2J 7: III f.rlO J II'.HH 10:01 H:W7:2fl 0:1(1 Cam I l?orcr. li**i |:W 7:A7 7 in Now I'IIIIIKI l":T7 1:17 M ir, 7. M llhrlohiflllo 10.,V. l:,17 fctf 7; '.? HLCInlnvllUt J:M .... |7:!W 11:Ml3:<Vt.*M Itrldwpori... V: v. ft ? , . .. ??:M) hi* Y::u mk.o;oj Ik'llnlro. 1:1.'. ft v,! 1" 10 M: I*. 12:.V> 1.1ft' ... ?_____ ?.|f.M|t'. M A.M | A M I'. M lr M I' M IH M Ml .Mill I II. K1cotrloo4ir? l?PlW(?on WIiimjIIiik. Murtln'i Korrjr ml <j., L \ \v |ic|K)t In HrMnopnrl. (,'onlrnl Tllnn. A M a *, a.m. mjiut a.MiIMI p.n Ik.llnlnC'.ZI fcOJ HlM M? <k? ?Jil? J!w llrlilmimri OiSO 1.1 !.' a .N7 0! mm Wish HI. rYulmllln P.M. 7:to?M>X?lSitft HlirlrlKtlli'- . .* :?'< !!;??n<u.M a.ii r.H r.M New I'tilliKln.. ?' " Wfll CnltnlPovor. .NiM v Vi r,: j| lit I'VM ?:? ..! :( Mnnll Wnrwlek #v. IJiW ? l? r.M Htl'tllll# 1:17 10:11 l;ll (ihltiii'wnl^iko "!i"i i'Mi < i4 MciiIn* 7i4l IliOj r?:iw? f^lrr Ifli *:J7 |I:1A Vll flrnfion.. fl.m Klrrln in 11: Ifl flJI lorn in, 11' iJ?? fc.n M'l 1* (.'lOVelniKli At.. '.?.(?? IM>' <U'i I* m'I. M. r m iiYriru <li-vrlnii'l i'i l'iirii?i?viilu ; ji ii hi. iriitti nimcfiirllln liH'Jornhml run* ilnllr. I iif-Miiih (MiiiiiflOllcMH nwt Itir?nittIi iirkcli to All imiIiik ('nil mi iiur ni(oiii? ur ii?ltlr?M-? M. << ('AHUI'l. Ui-iii'i'il I'iim'III(.T \tfi'iit riniK inh:i,i,i?ji:n( i:k imuntinu X KUTAUMMtlMtiMT. No?t. Accural* rrorajil. RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival an I dop.irt ira of tra|u?ou and ?fcor May i?. li'Ai Kxim. amino* t>v ItmrtanN'R* MaiiKi:''Dully; fi?illy. except Sundav; {Dally, oxm|ilh'atlllduy; 'jUullv, oxcopt Mondav; gauu< bys only; IMond.iya only; "Saturday* ouly. lvMturii Standard Time. _____ ' DKl'ABT. |U..td. It 11. - Main Muo. K44I AURIVt, l?r? mn WMli.tr*, Halt.. PblL ? N. Y an -.1:10 pm WmIi.Cjt. Halt.. PiiiL-.fc N. Y ... .... 17:0il mil Gumburlnml Accom t7:10p,m i.io pm MM.Orufton Accom 1 i":io am |H:lfl mn ....MouikIkvIIIo Accom t7:l0 am I'kVi pin ......Mouii'livllio Acooin tI:10 pia C11:0) pm Moimdavlllo Accom d7:W pm 111:20 am ..Wa*lilmfU)n Citv Kxpnm.. tl:i? pm ^11:3) am| I'ninljorland KxprcMi | pm URl'Airr. U. .b 0. U.U.?C. 0. Wlv .Wotil *uaivn.J 7:W am KorOolnmbn* im?l Chicago ^l:l5 am *|0:h am (.'oliimbiu and Cincinnati.. '"c O pm J11:40 pm .Colnmbinand OluoiniHtl . *1:53 am "1:1') pm Columhua and Chicago Bxp ?l:<)> pm pm Nuwark Accom <T2:10 pm flOslii am ?t. (.'lalrtvillu Accom fli: 10 pm l.i l> pin at. Clalrtvlllo Accotn.....| f5:30 pm r.'MO am Colnmbm and Cinolu. lixp ^KH'uun SindUHlcy Mali *0 put ~i?t:i'anr. it &orTCFt-w., i'. .t E MvTTkhivs. ?4:Vi am For I'ituburgb >10:10 am e7:U am I'ltinburga o:r>0 pm ft:W pm ritutmnrli uirl I'jui 111:90 pm lift) pm l'liubnr?U tl^3.? pm f6:0) pm ...Wa?)ilii!{toii. l'a.. Accom... ffclO 11,11 I rni?t?urnU Kxpfn I ltY\ am D*?'A?T. KO. C .V.SI. L It*. I 4KKIVK. am PUubtirgh.. tfoto pm f7:T> aid ...stonbmivllioand Went...* M:'4i pin tj:l\ pm ..I'lttsburrh and Now York., Mt!0 pm pin ..1'ltUbnrgb and New York. an wen*. (7:25 urn Kiprew, C|u, and fit. Jx>ui? t7:l1 aim 9:U) uiu Kxpru-M. Clu hii<1 Si. LonU pta It'Jf pin KxpruHS.Stoiib. und Chicago p:2'? pin M'> put ..riiL-imnrh mid Donnliou... ?ll:<5 am PKI'AftT. (X ?fc i*. II It?BKIIjGKPORT. ARRtflC. f*08 am ..Fore Wayno and ClilntgO- VM pta 6:'JH am Canton and Toledo 9.0i pru nin ....Alllanco and C'luvoland... 1*05 pm am Hionlxmrllltiand Pittsburgh 9:04 pm f in") am tiluiibaiivllloand Pltubnrghlf am tC:10 pm ...Fort Wayno end Chicago . 5sM pta pm Canton and Toledo V.Vi pta .':!0 pm ...Alllanco and Cleveland.... 1:3* pm ::;4! pin I'blludolpblu ou'l NowYorlc 5:5-4 ptn 15:|| pmjllalttmoro and Washington 5:M pm '< 11 pm Steutonvilleand I'ltuunrab WW pta f7:l't pin! .fitenbtnivllle \ WwlUvllle.. tftM am DKPABT. r W. .t L K. ItV. AHHIVK.J |10:W) am Maatllloti. Tolodo and Weat t.5:3(1 pm tl0:ifl am .Canton, Akron 6i Cloveland t5:3d pm f 10:00 amjWhdellnir and HtaubeuvUlo t5:38 pm pm' Miunllon and CnntoiL.... rWtt pm fl:.Vt pmlWheolltig and Steuh?mvlllw tl:Q'? t>m "ilKI'AHT. C.Llk W.?HMIIXiKWUr. AUKIVK. 7i'<U um Cluvolaud,Toledo A CU (cago fli5S pm 1:15 pm C'levcIand.Toludo <k Chicago f7:.'M pm 1:53 ptn Masillloti Accom flO: V) an 8:01 uin fit Ciitlrnvlllo Accom 9:28 an t l Os atu fit. Clalrsvilio Accom I fl pm 2:W pm fit. Clulwvlllo Aooom 1:48 pm 5:33 pm tit. Clalntvlllu Accom..... 7:i)i pm f|:5j pm M....l<ocal Frolght f 1:50 am "VhTAirr. OHIO IIIVhlc It it akhivk."" <C:15 am -I'MireiiKor *10:16 am 1:45 pm ...Puuenger. tl:01 pm "I;00 ptu 1'aaicnger.... ?7:H0 pm wave li, zTdtT*. ItAILEOAD. akuivr. 1JKM.AIKU B8M.AIR8 910 am ....Bollalro and Zanesrllla.... 3:aj um 4:0ft pin Woodtrtold ft: 15 am RAILROADS. xfgS&V BALTIMORE ft OHIO. Departure and arrival of /An3tfty?<?rx3!&* trains at Wheeling. i-a.it tlt?o.^Schedule la efFor lial'tlmo'ru, 1'hlladel ySjjK&r phla and New York 12:25 XM/jTMEijK m. in., U:4a p. m.. dally. and ^u-fcas*^ 31:20 a.m., oxcopt Monday. Cuinborlnnd Express, ll:2<?a in., dally. Cumberland Accommodation, 7:00a. in., dally cxcept Sunday. (irafton Accomrao lution. H:40 p. m., dally. Moundirllle Accommodation, 7:00 and 8:13 a. in. and 5:55 p. in , oxcopt buaday, and 11:00 p. iu., Saturday only. A MUTE. From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 8:Ji)u. m , dally. Cumberland Exproat 4:25 p. m., dally. Cumberland Acooinraodnilou, 7:10 p. m., axccj.t Fuuilay. Oralton Accommodation. 10:10 a. m.. dally. Monndiivlllo Accommodation, 7:10 a. xn.. except Sunday: 10:10 it in.. daily, 1:10 and 7:10 jo., cxcept Sunday, and 7:40 p. m. Saturday ?U*' TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. For Columbus and Chicago. 7:35 and 10:15 a. m. au<l 4:40 p. m., dally. Columbus and Cincinnati Express. 10:15 a. m. dHlly, 11:40 p. m.. dally, excopt Saturday, and 2:10 a m Sunday only. Sandusky Mall, 10:15 a m.. dally. Newark Accommodation. 3:45 p m.. dally. St. Clalravllle Accoinruodatlou, 10:15 a. m. and 3;45 p. m., excopt Sunday. AJUUVR. chlcago Exprcsa, 1:15 a. m. and 12:10, 1:05 and 5:30 p. m.. dally. Cincinnati Express: 4:50 a. m. and 5:30 p. m., dally. fandnaky Mall. 6:30 p. m., dally. Newark Accommodation. 12:10 p. m.. dally. Kt. Clalrsvlllo Accommodation, 12:10 p. w. and 5:30 p. m., dolly, except Sunday. WllEELINO L riTTSUURQII DIVISION. For Pittsburgh. 4:55 and 7:ft0 a. m.. and 6:45 p. m. dallv; and 1:30 p. m.. dally, except Sunday. For Pittsburgh and tbo cast, 4:55 a. m. and 5:4) p. in., dally. Washington AccommodatloUi 5:00 p. m., dally) except Sunday. arrive. From Pittsburgh, 10:10 a. m. and f?:50p. m., dally, 11:30 p. m.. dally, cxcept Saturday, 12:35 p. m.. oxcopt Sunday, and a. m.. Sunday only. Washington Accommodation, 8:10a. m? dally, exccpt Sunday. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On and after Moudnv, Juno 11. 1S55. Paa? rongor Train* will run ai follow*: #Dallf. fDally Except Sunday. Central tlmo. south dound. 7 ft a l r. x. p. m. a. v. Wheeling. aooftttf *5 is llenwood - 3 15 100 5 20 HoinidivlUe 3 35 1 15 5 45 New Martinsville 4 42 2 14 0 5i FWtewrUte. 6 00 2 si 7 18 Friendly ft IT 2 44 M Marya - 6 5o 8 10 7 65 Wllliamstown A.M. 8 30 3 40 8 87 I'arkorsbnrg. t 0 00 *7 0 0 4 1. 9 10 llellevllle 0 M r, u. 4 61 9 40 Knrcn?iT00(V 7 10 6 30 10 10 s ? ? New Itnvin .... ?; 5 ?! !! 2 llnrtlori. 51? S 11 !! !? Mn-nn I llj * -' S ? i! !2 CIIfl.ui ...... 8 .W C fi 11 IS i l'lcwiiu 9 (X) 7 05 11 41 jSiilpoiu.- .. n' 7 17 1; 00 uvnn.lotte 10 15 8 00 12 M Huntington 110 4} M SO *100 K.??V ?y ** ^ WORTHOOUNU 2 4 6 1 r. M. 1*. M. A. x WheelInt fl- 01 0 30*9 15 Ikmwo?T. H 45 fl 15 9 N MoUlidnVllle lino 0 00 8 40 New Mnrtlnsrllla.. 1012 & 00 7 S"? 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