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PubllcJ5ale._
rrjElCSALBOF MAIN STBEK
1 MteSrilrvwli'dln llicmbyi
f vl Ohio county, m
Al.rll. .vl.. iu U.J
tbc uuder?lgned ipocUIoommli
^'"'tSAY, OCTOBER HO. 1688,
,7,1 ..Ylock ?.?..?!? ?t public auc
X:r.r::-* at JO f l( t;,,urt lloitte o
t *' :/|, u Vju tli'' following described
' '^riviiiutte In tho city of Wheeling U
n* > ' , . bduK *> portion of the real propertj
m ; ;u ^ui-ri la Auflic K. Caldwell to bt
? ' v.^alt fur and Uurinic ibc term Of hci
- : ' pSrUr dower by ami wording u
&" , i,inu? "f ? dccreo made by tho Mid
t:< '".tie ruli day ?f November. 1870. In tht
k.-il* Hiid other* v#.Hobleaki Uradj
' ,?*i It in mv: tbc building lot uiu<
? i'n y- ?S?fcet nlonic tho w?i
!fuiffilrw? m tbe Mid cliv ofWbwlluK,
,,i iiK ?ubdlvliloiw of tbc Miller,
hown by tbe plat thereof. recorded
*T ;Y k mini In-red il, page 101, iu tbOOfllt*
:?feiSk of the I ouutv???urt of wild county
fc'!- .\u-Ouc-tiiird of tbc purcbuc
T,c. ..noiourli more*11 the purrbaier may
s , n th.- <Uy of mIc. una the residue lu
1 . .....hi. i i ..in- Hiid two
from the day of w o. with InV*.
K?t -lay. To M-t-ure the deform! In?f
the purchase uiouejr the Mid
u '.ml will Uke from the pur.
r with k'<>od ?ccurity payable to
&,Xt mi-! the title will be retained until
- <| in.- jmiM. Hut If the purchimer
- h, lor ui'tre of the purehaw money in
. v, uhout itrrroiml tecurltjr will be
^ . rn .l iuaUlbnenU. K ?uy. The
..Vwill huftf the privilege, at any time
!', ... ,j ration of the *uld two >earn from
Ml''-I*#"* lhe who,? Hmount re>
?f the purchase money with In?
the ,uy of payment, and thus dUeharice
tbiubiiiiy. danikl lamb.
hkmly m. russkll,
Sjarlal Commissioners.
i-rtif* that the nhove named comraluloneri
' I?,?.| with i>eciirlty UK required by
Mf uti'N'r which they are actlug.
u' ni iv.. W. Va . Oct. I. INS8.
rtiUW, j,?!S w, MITCH KM.. Clerk.
~~rTi i n I l r* CAI C
onui.
-orI?o
Hundred mill Fifty Luts nnd Parcels
111 anil adjoining tlie City
of Wheeling.
a* rirtncof the authority of a dccreo of tho
,',.urt i>l ohlo county catered on th? 23d
[ Vu.nl A. !? 1**. I? the milt of Sobicskl
ft!, i-illl vn. rnrollne M. WlUon and others,
.. . .i?-r>itftn'il f>|?eclal commluloncn will, on
"WEUS&M Y. OCTOBER 31, J888,
wiCCio<Ht ten o'clock ft. in., *11 at public
it tin* from *i?x?r 01 me court notice oi
Obi.in.iiuty. W Va., the following described
,\i. {r -i< . Mt'iHti* iu mill adjoining the city
o i tUflliiK. 111 Nll<1 eounty, being a portion of
ttf f?ul property which wan not apart to Annie
iHi Jl. to be held in severalty for ami durIm
tf.c term of her natural life, for her (lower,
tjmi.UiwnllrijC to the provisions of a decree
n?lcl.yihe wld Court, on the 19th day of No-:
irakf. 1M0. In the Milt of LoulaKell* and othenvf.
.Ni'ilvnlkl llnidy and otherH, and which is 1
i,2 .jewrlbed with h|K-cial reference to a plat
iir> referred to, ami In In three lot*.
I>/T NtniiKKkiJ unk? iselngallof wiuure 25, all
r,l hut* nil ??i H.iuaro -'7, all of square 28,
ntvpt Idle urul Wolff's ground), all of Division
I>. iexcept titrubel, Haiiuer, Kobiusou, Kline
Hoffman's Kround), all of Division A, all of
Wrl?lon B. (except lots No. 0 and 7). A parjienlaril?*crlptU?n,
by metes and bounds, may
t*(,.iiu.l in the wild decree of April 2.\ 18kh.
l?l Nt'NKKKRh Two?Being all of Division 0,
(except li?t.? >' and "), all of l>ivMon J, (except
; ?j, 9, i". l'J, a and 20), all of Dirlilon K,
firtpt lot* .v.. > mill ai). A portft'ular doitrlptlon,
by metex and bounds, may bo found I
lamddecree nl April 2:1, Inss. 1
Lor .Vt wiiKKKi. Iiiukk?llclug all of Division I
L incept lotM I, 2 mid 8). A particular do-1
KTipiloti. by mete* and bounds, may bo found
1 ? ' l"H-ft 1HVU * |
ITbWUml ha* hi-i-u Mib-iilvlded by tho said comlutoparcclaof
conveuioat ?lze, and
tine ti vr Mrvcl? and alio)-! have been laid out
ihroufb the Miii property. It la provided in the
(xfixthat the Mid Htreetaand iilleya idiall resum
oi*n and public fur tho benefit of the pur
duKr?oi the uld property.
A b!it ?howiuir tho entire property ha* been
Hrparrtl.?nwhich maybe Been the new nubjjrlfioan.
ctrioti and alley*, a? well aa tho lots
iiii b have not been nub-divided by tho special
eoaml-iloueni. Thin pint may be boon nt tno
c,fc?of the Clerk of t/ie County Court of Ohio
curat?, where it will be opon to public luspectL.3
until srid including tlie tiny of Nile. Ou thin
jUt the exterior linen ?if the property to be Bold
insduuled red, ?o iu> to be raid fly dlatingulshlb!#.
TbeMlcwillbe begun. as aforesaid, on the
nitof October, 1SSS. and if not concluded on
:tut <Ut, will be continued from duy to day until
ill the property s>hall be sold.
TKlills ok s.V LB?The terms of tho said wile
hill Us one third of the purchase money, or no
m h more nt the purchaser tuny elect, in cash
#n tin- tiny of hale, and tho rcslduo in two equal
ta?ullmetit*. payable in one and two yearn re>pcftlvi!y
from the day of wile, with interest
Irmi tiifit day. To nee lire the deferred installacnt*
ol the purchase money, the commission*
tr?wili tnkf Irotn the purchaser his notes with
K.hhI vnirlty, payable to their order, and the
utlt will be reuiucd until tho naid notes nhall
U Ml?l. Hut 11 any |iurchniier pay in haudone
hill or more o( the purchiise inouoy, due for the
property Iniukhi by him, hi* notes, without perniul
?iireiy, will be taken for the deferred inlUllnu'iitn.
if any. the title being retained as serurlty
until paid in full. Any purchaser shall
h?ve the privilege, at any tltno before tho ext
iratlmi of the tald two yearn, from the day of
?: . ii( tmyttiK the whole amount remaining
unpaid of bin purchane money, with interest to
t>iUy of payment, and thus dlnohargehis liability.
DANIEL LAMB.
IIKNKY M. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners.
1 certify that the above nnmed commissioners
lutfKiven bond with security an required by
tbc derri'o under which they arc acting.
whklimj, w. va.. pet. .'i. issa.
JIUIN W. MITCHKI.I,. CICriCv
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.
So. so fourteenth street, ground n half lot;
prm N,am. Terms wisy.
N<>. Mm in stri-rt. 15 rooms nnd attic, $3,300.
So JUS Murkci street.
No. :>ii| Muitt direct. <1,700.
So. a Mini r. Twentieth street.
No. Ml Zoiif street, fcl.'JOO.
No. fi Zano street, $1,000,
So. bo Twelfth street.
FOR RENT.
N). -ili Fnff street, 4 rooms 110 00
No.2i.sa Mnin street, store-room ? .10 00
,j hi': Market street, more room and u rooms,
Dstural nu<l lllumlnatlug icas, S-100 per Milium.
Ntf. ii 8 Market street. new dwelling home.
?:i room* hihI liHth rooui, natural ami
Illuminating 15a* 818 00
So l?l A ley 14 6 00
No. '.MIS Market ?t., store-room and collar.-... 15 00
>?>. ?!|7 Market at., store room uud collar...15 00
Vi. . :? Market street, third floor - 6 co
V .vi.' Market Hired, third floor 5 CO
No. loii Market ?treet, store-room and two
.room* SO 00
No. laiT Market street, store room 1G 00
No. Yjx Main street, bar-room and fixtures,
three rooms and cellar - ?.20 00
v '^hieteentJi street, :i roomed hoiiae.. G 00
'0.87 Elutenth street, 3 room* and cellar... G 00
JAMES A. HENRY.
Bui Estate A cent, U. 8. Pension and Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Public.
IVrnmal attention given to Renting House*,
tollectitiR Kent*. Purchase aud Saleoi Real Haute.
I prosecute Claims for Pension, llounty,
*' Notary Commission tiled In Pension Office,
raiilon vouchers certified, l>eposltlona taken in
Vtulon claims; Deeds, Leases. Agrvemcutii and
wim written Instruments prepared. The Colitrtioa
of Accounts a specialty, and prompt returm
made.
Orrtcr.: No. lfll2 Markkt Struct.
Trustoe'9 Sale.
pSsTEE'S SALE.
J1? virtue nf a ik-cd ot truit ramlo by law
Hulett to mc at truiitco, dated May i>, 1S88, rc
|?M?i in tin- o:iko of the Clerk of the Coutuj
gortof Ohio county. West Virginian In Deed oi
?fu?t Hook No. page f,|, I will sell at public
*uctiua nt the north front door of tho Coun
uuuh-oI wtid county, on
8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1S88,
^atnptniiiu *t 10 o'clock a. m., tho following
JW property, thnt In to-*ny: The souti
oi lot numbered one hundred aud thirty1
lrniitlriKon thu cant silo of Market Bquart
?tl>elifui ward of thu city of Wheeling, Ohlc
tJ"5, J?* Vlrelnla.
t J,''p '* hcllcvwl to he good, but selling ai
u lwi11 ?>uvoy only the title vented In mi
tysl I fast ?f truHt.
tiww or SALB-Ouo-thlrd and as much mon
?iii? pun-hnnT elects t<? nay in cash on tho daj
w ule. the balance In two equal Installments a
{?* wdtwo years, notes bearing interest Iron
2L.'( ,M'e 1(1 Riven for tho deferred pay
tt'nn i1'10 t,t,e t0 1,0 retained until pay
w .. ? w- J- W. COWDEN, Trustee.
Auctioneer. ocl5
Auction and Loan Office.
geoTaTwickham,
Auction HoQse and Loan Office
No. 1153 MARKET ST.
usvlah sale days. *
CONSIGNMENTS 80LICITEI
^Prompt attention ftlvuu to Outdoor 8*la
*0XKV LOANED OX FURNITURE
Ami other Artlclc* of Value.
strictly confltlentUl. Jjgl*.
Housofurnlshlng Hardware.
p.UUXu
KNIVES!
*i'ei^Ve,lhenicM,l,?rtui: Knlfe everlnrtn
5,'1*'**; MJt to cut one tblrknM. Yo
fruit or rewUbli*. Wholcmlo '
uiu. OEO. W. JOHNSON'S 8050,
12101UtoBU??t
Medical.
r If You Are Sick
* With Headache, Neuralgia, Rfc. umutlsm Dyspep'
uJa, Biliousness. Wood Ilumow, Kldnoy Disease.
OuojUipttlioa, Troubles, Fever and Ague,
dlMploMiieM, Partial Paralytic, or ferrous Proa*
tratlou, use Palnu's Celery Compound and bo
yured. lu oacb of these the caiuo la mental or
j physical overwork, anxloty, oxposuro or malaria,
I Uiu offcel of which is to weakeu the nervous iyii
tarn, resulting In one of theso diseases. Kuinovo
r tbo caws wlib that great Nerve Tonic, and tbe
' ubult will dUappear.
j Paine's Celery Compound
Jab. L. Dowkn; Springfield, Mass., writes:?
i 1'alne's Celery Compound cannot be ezcalled as
. a Nerve 'l'onlc. In my cuso a single bottle
I wrought a great chtmga My nervousness entirely
' dbuppuarvu, and with it the resulting aflbctlon
l of the stomach, heart and liver, and tho whole
tone of the system was wonderfully invlgoruted.
I tell my friends. If sick aa 1 have boen, Paine's
Celery Compound
Will Cure You!
Sold by druggists, fl; six for $3. Prepared only
by Wsua, Kictjakukj* a Ca, llurllngton, Vt
For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated.
p?@ggSS
:
Warranted to color moro goodi than any other '
dye# over made, und to give more brilliant and f
durable colon. Ask for tho Diamond, and
no other.
A Dress Dyed 1 for
A Coat Colored \ IOI
Garments Renewed J cents. 0
A Child can use them! v
Unequalled for all Fancy and Art Work. H
At drugget* and Merabantt. Dye Book free. t
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO., Prooi? Burlington, Vi, ii
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
J. S.RHODES SCO. \
81
NEW FALL AND WINTER ?
13
U
uress ;
Goods. I
w
81
NEW WOOL HENRIETTAS, ;
l)
la the correct hluulcfl for tbo si-uon. H
Hew Broadcloths. *
Hew Wool Plaids and Stripes, n
FOR COMBINATION 8U1T3. N
tl
X
BARGAINS IN *
HOSIERY j
Schopper's Best Fast Black -j
Ladles' Hose V
25 CENTS, I
it
Worth 40 Cents. k
V
J. S. RHODES & CO. j
mS=====^== 81
Political. . ti
Red Fire!
I'
The Red FIro Torches which I T
manufacture arc not only guaranteed
to be the largest, best, and *
give the brightest light, and to
burn 10 minutes, but in addition *
no danger from spontaneous combustion.
When buying, always ['
specify BOOKING'S ItKI) FIUE *
'10KCH. Orders receive prompt j
attention. Manufactured by
EDMUND P. HOCKING, 1
Wheeling, W. Ya. J
l'rice List mailed ou application. 1
GampaignGoods
FLAG-S, |
BANNERS
BURGEES
WITH CANDIDATES NAMESi
U. S. FLAGS,^Ercry Yarlety, 1
CHINESE LANTERNS,
CAMPAIGN TORCHES, &c.,
?AT?
1 U/ 1 OAMF'.Q.
I 4/ WW I bV< a ** ? -w,
; 15 S. G*j St., Baltimore, Md.
SondJtor_Prlc?iLlBt;__>_jn?n4w
Pearl-Top Lamp Chimney.
s wBP
wBRus a (ijSStttt-This
is the Top of the Genuine
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney.
Allothers, similarare imitation.
vgnjvThis exact Label
ison each Pearl'
' Insist upon the Exact Label and Top.
, Fob Salc Cveiywhim. Macioniyby
QEO. A. MACBETH & GO.; Pittsburgh, Pi,
Professional Cards.
' Q W. ATKINSON^
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
akd
General Insurance Ageat,
J Ills llarket 8L, Wheeling, W. V?)r
WCollcctlom promptly attended to. Intur- I
asoe lollclted In Wheeling, and In all parti o! i
Weat Vlrelnla. Can place lnmance at loweat
ratea and In bost oompanlet. apie-naw
I flie Intelligencer,
' Utttre i Num. xo mid a? f ourteenth Wreot.
Til? lihllbll AHM&TKR
TtUi nu American Citizen How to Vote In
the Coaling Kioctlou,
(Private.)
Bkveuly, Maim.,
Sept. 13, 1888,
Sir:?I am in receipt of your letter of
the <lth inst.. and be? to aav that I fullv
appreciate the difficulty in which you
find yourself in casting your vote. You
are i'rouadly awake that any political
pabty which openly favored the
mother country at the present moment
would lose popularity, and that
the party in power is fully aware of
this fact. The party, however, is, I believe,
still desirous of maintaining friendlyrelations
with Great Brituin, and is
still as desirous of settling all questions '
with Canada, which have been unfortunately
re-opened since the retraction
ot the treaty by the Republican majority
in the Senate, and by the Presi- '
Jent s message, to which you allude. All
Ulowances must, therefore, be made for ,
-he political situation as regards the
Presidential election thus created. It
u iw.n........ ; ?? i:.i *i.? 1
u, uuntici, iui|junoiui<] w pruuiui. niu <
:ouree which President Cleveland may
Jureue in the matter of retaliation should
10 bo elected; but there is every reason .
0 believe that, while upholding the !
>osition ho has taken, he will manifest '
1 hl'ikit ok conciliation in uealinu j
vitii the question in his messaoe. I
inclose an article from the New York
Vimea of August 22, and roma.n yours
aithfully, L. 8. Sackville-Wkst. i
Thu Amuiicuii Citlxeu'M Letter.
Pomona, Cal., Sept. 4,1888.
ro the BritUh Mlnlsttr, \V(uhlngton, D. 0.:
Sik:?The gravity of the political situ- ;
tion here, and the duties of those voters 1
rho are of English birth, but still con- c
ider England the mother land, consti- t
ute the only apology I hereby offer for
atruding for information.
Manv English citizens havn for voflm ^
afroined from being naturalized, as4they J!
tiuught no good Wuuld accrue from the 1
ct, but Mr. Cleveland's Administration ?
aa bfien ho favorable and friendly 11
)ward England, so kind in not enforcing J]
lie retaliatory act passed by Congress,
o sound on the Free Trade questiorfand a
3 hostile to the dynamite school of Ire- P
ind. that by the hundreds?yes, by the ri
liousanda?they have become natural- P
sed for the express purpose of helping 81
) elect hiurover agaiu. The one above
II of American citizens they consider J1
lieir own and their country's best friend. "
I am one of these unfortunates with a "
ight to vote for President in November. {*
am unable to understand for whom I 11
tiall cast my ballot, when but one jj
lontb ago I was sure >lr. Cleveland C
'as the man. Ir Cleveland was pur- 8'
uino a new i'olicy toward canada, w
emporarily only and for tiie sake of *
htaining popularity and continua- f"
ion ok iii8 office foub years more, ?
itt intends to cease his policy when
is re-election is secciied in novemiier
nd agmn favor England's interest, c(
iikn i should have no further dourts,
ut 00 korward and vote for him. jj
I know of no one better able to direct p
le, sir, and 1 most respectfully ask your b
tfvicc in the matter. I will furtber add
mt the two men, Mr. Cleveland and
Jr. Harrison, are very, evenly matched "
nd a few votes may elect either one.
Ir. Harrison is a high tariff man. a be- a
ever on the American side of all ques- a
ons and undoubtedly an enemy to
iritish interests generally. This State P
\ equally divided between the two pares.
and a mere handful of our natural- C
:ed countrymen can turn it either way.
IThen it is remembered that a small $
tate (Colorado) defeated Mr. Tilden iu ?
S70 and elected Haves, the Republican,
lie importance of California is at once d
nportant to all.
As you are at the fountain head of 2
nowieoge on mo question. unu know 7
'hktiikk Mit. Cleveland h present 2
ol1cy 18 teml'oraht only, and wubth- *
r iie will a8 boon a8 he secures an- j
tiier term of four years in the i'resi
rncy, suspend it for one of friend* *
mp and free trade, I apply to you '
rivately ami conlidentially lor informa- n
ion, which shall in turn be treated oa
ntirely secret. Such information would
ut uie at rest myself, and if favorablo E
3 Mr. Cleveland enable me, on my own ^
esponsibility, to assure many of our h
ountrymen that they would do Enoand
a service by votino for clbvband
and aoainst the ue1tui.ican sysem
of tariff. ii
A MINISTER WHO GOT HIS PASSPORTS, s
_______ b
mother Foreign llepreiiantAtlre Who n
Undertook to Kxpreaa lit* Oplnlom About
Our Methodh.
'ew York Sun (Dm.)
Once befoie Lord Sackvillo's timo, a u
3reign Minister at Washington under- ?jj
00k to express his individual opinion n
f our Government's methods of con- ?
luctingitsown affairs.
This diplomatist was Monsieur Guil
aurno Tell Lavallce 1'oussin, the fcavoy ij
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniary
of the French republic. Major
'oussin presented his credentials in
kugust, 1848. He had been in Wash- \
ngton about a year when ho learnod one t
it the first principles of tho profession of f
lij)lomacy; namely, that every nation j
las the right to ilismiss at its pleasure c
my foreign Minister, upon tho occur- fc
eiice of anything offensive to its dignity t
md. self-respect; and that every nation 8
must bo and is the sole judge of what a
(institutes such an offence.
* * * t
Minister Poussin wroto to Secretary \
Clayton on May 12, 1849, representing t
that tho French Aug had been grossly j,
insulted by Capt. Carpender, and de- v
mantling the punishment of that oflicer, y
by dismissal or otherwise. Clayton had J
the affair investigated, and sent to Pous- c
sin a full statement, with all tho docu- a
menta in the case, showing that no ?
! i.?,i 1,nnn .
UliCUCU IlgUitlOV lUSi lvuvu ...... wuwu t
committed. Mr. Clflyton expressed the g
bogie that this statement would prove 1
satmfactory to the French Government.
Instead of transmitting the documents
to Park Minister Poussin again gavo c
vent to his private opinions concerning a
American motives. Ho wrote to Mr. 8
Clayton on May 30/ J849, a lotter which j
ended with this passago:
"I railed on the Cabinet at Washington,
Mr. Secretary of State, in the name
of the French Government, to address a ,
severe reproof to that officer of the ,
American, in order that the error which 1
ho has committed, aa a point involving J
the dignity of your national marine, ,
might not be repeated hereafter. (
"From your answer, Mr. Secretary of ,
State, I am unfortunntely induced to be- 0
lieve that your Government subscribes J
to the strange doctrine professed by {
Commander Onrpender of the war steam- ?
er Iris, sad I hare only to protest in tho
name of my Government against theso ?
doctrines." c
# i
Mr. William Toll Ppussin had no fur- J
tlior opportunity, as tho Minister of ?
France, to criticise our Government's 1
system of conducting its own affaire.
The dignity o! tho United Slates was
promptly vindicated before tho world by t
the proper act of president Taylor and j
the Delaware statesman who was his 1
OIXICWIJ VI
Between il?> offense of Pousain and (
that of Lord Sackville the difference is 1
on the surface only. It is not essential.
The French Minister freed his mind in c
communications addressed to tho State <
Department. The British Minister has 1
aired his opinion that ignoble motives
govern the arts <,( the Chief Executive
ol the United Ktitcs and of ono House
of tho United States Congress, in aletter 1
Instructing an American citiion how to i
vote; and the British Minister has twice <
reaffirmed that opinion in public inter- I
views designed to meet the eyes of the 1
whole nation. Ponuin insinuated that i
the United States was not sufficiently <
alive to the honor of its navy. Lord <
Sackvillo has openly charged that the
most important act of Cleveland's administration,
the Retaliation messaflp,
and the most important act for years in
the United States Senate, the rejection
of tho Canada Fisheries treaty, were
alike the claptrap of political trickery,
designed to influence votes, and of no
account after election day.
The idea that American patriotism
should resent such an impudent and
insulting imputation seems to be inconceivable
to Lord Sackville. This cynical
critic of our institutions and manners
adds insult to insult by publishing his
belief that his llagrant violation of diplomatic
propriety will bo regarded as a
matter of consequence solely because it
furnishes campaign material to one side
or the other. He is "aware that the native
ingenuity and enterprise of the
American people is apt to come out
strongly at the time of national elections?'
and he thinks "the enthusiasm
and enterprise they throw into such
struggles are indications of a sound political
constitution." Note the con
teuiptuous sneer behind every word
which Lord Hackville has had to say in
explanation of his letter to the man in
Los Angeles.
Such a letter as Mr. Clayton addressed
to Monsieur Poussiii ought to go without
delay to the British Minister ut Washington.
It is quite possible that Mr.
Uayard's sense of the affront to the
lignity of the American Government
ind the self-respect of the Administraion
may not be so keen as wus that of
Jeneral Taylor's Secretary of State; but
lurelv Mr. Cleveland must understand
md feel the insult!
FIGUKL'S THAT DON'T LIB.
>euiocrntlc A**ertl<uis About Wncex Paid
In JikIku FJemluR'* Miuuit Froveu Fnlie.
yainiumi Wt*l Virginian,
The Index sayb and the Register repeats
hat "the Montana Coke Coin nan v.
n which Judge Fleming ia a stock hoi dit,
pays seven cents per ton more for
nining coal than is paid by any compaly
in the Connellsville region.;" that the
ilontana Company "pays more for drawtig
coke than is paid hy any company in
hat region." and that the two compares
maintain as good a scale of wages as
j paid auywhero?the Montana Compay
paving more than Connellsville for
outside help." Wo submit below an
bsolutely correct schedule of the average
rices paid in the "Connellsville region '
eferred .torand compare it with prices
aid hy the Montana company fur the
nme labor. We submit the statement
j an impartial public Jto substantiate
tie charge that the Judge's organs have
ilsilled in his behalf. If auy one doubts
lie accuracy of the quotation of Con*
ellsvillo prices, he can easily satisfy
iinself by interviewing liliss & Marlia.ll,
of the Fayette Coke and Furnace
oiupany, Uniontown, Fa., where the
worn statement from which the figures
ere obtained isonlile. A copy of it
as procured for us by the editors of the ,
\epublican-Standard, of Uniontown.
jlicro is the comparison:
For drawing coke?Montana, 00 and I
") cents pur oven; Counellsville, 81)
jnta. j
For mining (room coal)?Montana, 32 j
into per tou; heading, $2 50 per yard. <
onnellsville (room coal)?$1 per 100 ,
ushels; heading, $1 15 per 100 bushels. ,
For charging ovens?Montana, Si 15 '
) $1 20 per day; Connellsville $2 00 per '
av.
tor forking coke?Montana, $1 00 per ;
u ; Connellsville, 05 cents to $110 per i
ir.
Outsido labor?Montana, $1 15 to SI 25 j
er day; Connellsrille, $150 per day. i
Inside labor?Montana, $1 25 per day; !
onnellsville $2 10 per day.
Mine trackmen?Montana, $1 40 to i
L 50 per day; Connellsville, $2 10 per
ay.
Drivers?Montana, Si 00 to $1 10 per i
ay; Connellsville, $2 10 per day. 1
Loo Cahins were home
EgCffHgV ty but they were the <
^gui^HmVhcalthv habitations of j
^KB'ffijgyythoao whoso simple lives
jjflWMjg and remedies conduced <
KK^^Hto long life. Warner's ;
flg&MUB3 Log Cabin Remedies and '
Tippecanoe" put these old*time nrepaitions
within the reuch of ull to-day.
Tho New York Tribune calls Governor ]
[ill "this peanut statesman." Then it <
as quite proper for Mr. Blaine to roast I
im* ?'
Pile*! l*llc?! Itching Pile*.
Symptoms.?Moisture; inlemte Itching and
Jneitift; most at night; worse by scratching. i
' allowed to contlouo tumors form, which ;
ftcn bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
waynr's ointmrnt Rtops tllO ftChlUg aud j
Icedinx, heals ulceration, and in moat amen relove*
the tumoni. At druggists or by mail, for
) cent*. Dr. Swayno <fe Son, Philadelphia.
TThMW _
Kczetnn, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tortnrcfl.
The simple application of "Swayhk's Oimtew,"
without any Internal medicine, willcnre
tiT emu of Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm,
lies, Itch, Sort*, l'iinplcs, Eczema, all Scaly,
tchy Skin Kruptlons, no matter hour obatiuate
r long standing. It la potent, oilectlve, and
08ta but a trllie. rrbuw
If Axworthy had given a thought to
ho possible puns on his name, we beieve
he would have remained honest.
A Warning.
Tho modes of death's approach are
arious, and statistics show conclusively
hat more persons die from diseases of
he Throat and Lungs than any other,
t is probable that everyone, without exoption,
receives vast numbers of Tulercle
Germs into the system and where
hese germs fall upon suitable soil they
tart into life and develop, at first slowly
nd is shown by a slight tickling sensaion
in tho throat and if allowed to coninuo
their ravages they extend to the
iinus producing Consumption and to
ho head, causing Catarrh. Now all this
s dangerous and if allowed to proceed
nil in time cause death. At the onset
ou must act with promptness;allowing 1
, cold to go without attention is danger>us
and may lose you your life. As soon
s you feel that something is wrong
rith your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obain
a bottlo of Boschee's German
IvruD. It will irive von immediate re
let * " ?*w
"None but the afflicted know how inonvenient
it is to be blind, bald-headed
>nd crazy at one and the saino time,"
ays tho editor of the Oil City Jilixzard.
Iccept sincere sympathy.
A Return to Ilutjr,
This U always desirable, and tho speedier It
ike place the better. Doubly welcome Is it in
he cam of thoso usually Industrious little orhub,
tho kidneys, which, wheu they go on a
trllte-so to speak?they drop work, seriously .
to peril health In more than ono way. First and
uremost, their iuaetlon begets their disease,
rhieh Is hydra-hcadod. including suoh danger
us maladies m Hrlght'a diiease and diabetes,
lext, when Inactive thoy (ail to aoslsi In rcmovng
from the blood Impurities that beget rbounatlsm,
gout and dropty. Third, their Inaction
retkens iho bladder. All thl? !
>111) remediable by the pleasant promoter of or
anlc acUon, Uostetter's titomach ISlttcrs, at
ince a tAnic and a regulator. This gently but
ifTectually impels the Kidneys to return to duty,
;nd strengthens them and the bladder. Upon
he bowels, stomach and liver it llkewino exerts
i regulating and invigorating influence, and it
treogthem tho system. and averts and remedies
nftlarla and rheumatism.
Aei you tnailo miserable by Indlgesion,
Constipation, Diuiness, Loss of
Vppetito, Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vitaizor
is a positive enre.
Wht will you cough when Shiloh's
3ure will give immediate relief. Mce
[0 cts? 50 cts. and $1.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
if Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price SO
:cnta. Sold by W. E. Williams and C.
Henkemlller. daw-kow
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
Tho best Salve in tho world for cuts,
jrulses, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
lores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
:orns, and all 8kin Eruptions, and postively
enres piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisaction,
or money refunded. Price 25
rents per box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s
Irug store.
?
, FINANCE AND TKAD&
The Fcaturoa of the Money and Stock Mar*
k?ts.
New York, Oct 29.-Money on call easy at %a
2% per cent, last loan 2 per cent, closed offered at
2 per ceut. i'riuio mercantile paper 4j$a7 per
cent. Sterling exebango dull but steady at ft
a!87>j. Sales 240,978 shares.
The stock market to-day was. except In a fow
of tbe leading stocks which were made the special
attack by the bears, dull aud sagging and
quite fercrish throughout the day. The opening
prices were lower, the decline extending to %
per cent, while thu trading was dull and further
nlluht losses sustained iu the first few minutes
of business. Toward noon the downward movement
became mora pronounced and tbe market
more active, and Union Pacific and San Francisco
preferred Joined the specially weak flocks.
The lowest prices of the day were made at tbe
close, which for the general list was quiet and
weak. The active list, almost without exception.
is lower ibis eveuing. New England Is
down 3& Atchison 1%, and Heading 1% per
cent.
Kaliroad bonds auiet to dull; sales not given.
Government and State bonds steady.
boh08 amd stock quotations?closed bid.
u. S. in re*. 127M No?b dt Chat. .. 81
U. 8. 4m oouponM....127k New Jeney Central 88
U.S.4K? re* 108*? Northern Pacific.... j#
U. P. 4V?coupon iu?; do preferred.. W%
Adorn?kxpnjii 140 Chicago & N. W llofS
American Kxpre*i~m do preferred...... J4->4
Canada Southern.- New iork CentraL109
Control Poeinc Ohio & Mlwlulppl. 23W
Chesapeake AOblo. l'J do preferred 83%
do firnt preferred. 10 Pacific Moil 88>4
doHecond pref'd. 17 Pittsburgh- 1?
C. C. C. & I ....... b? Heading...... 49
Denver &. K. 0 18 St. L. ?fc ft. K..... 27>fi
Erlo 28H do preferred W
do preferred ^dolIrtipreferredJlO
Fort Wayuo ?ISO C. M. A St. Foul.... ?%
Kntiuwdt Texan 11% do preferred J07
Luke Krioi Wc?t... 1 &y4 Texas Pacific W
ilo preferred .. W Union Pacific.....?. M
Ijike Hhore M% Uuitcd State* Ex.... 79
I.oulnvillc ifc Nunli.. fi9 W., St. L. & 14>$
L., K. A. A C 48 do preferred '?
Memphis A Chas... ftC WelU-FareoEx 138
Michigan Control... W Western Union M
Missouri Pacific..... T.P/4
Bread?tufTa and Provision*.
new Vohk, Oct. 29.?Flour, receipt! 41.939
packages: ox porta 1,199 barrels and 7.000 sacks;
market firm; sale* 15,700 barrel*. Wheat, reculpta
47,000 bushels; Halo* 4.HW.000 bushels of
future* and 86,000 bushels of.spot:spot markot
unsettled; ungraded red 91 ai^ai 21; no.2<;mcap
II 16; No. 2 Milwaukee fl US: options
fairly active and unsettled; November $1 I3%a
I 11!3l cloning at 91 13%: December II 15 7-ltia
117H. closiug at II15K; January II ICftal 1(%,
closing at II16%; May II 20>ial 22K, closing at
II 2uJuno |1 I'J. Iluriey steady; ungraded :
8tiaH9c. Stocks of grain in store and afloat October
1T7: Wheat, V,6.15,192 bushels; corn, 1,348,Gtil
bun bull; out*. 2,036,031 bushels; rye, 10,342
bushels; mult, l'JO.574 bushels: barley, 55,300
bushels. Corn, receipts 920,000 buitliclH: czporta
46,375 bushels; Hales 610,000 bushels of futures
uuil 142,ofo bushels of spot; market moderately
active; ungraded mixed48Sa49%c; October4M?c;
November 4s%c; DecemberMttfi; January 48W;
May 47%c. Oats, receipts 111,7011 bushels; exports
SO bushels: suit's lUj.OvO bushels of futures and
13,000 bushels of spot; market moderated active;
spot No. 2 white &&c; mixed western 2Ha3U4c;
white do 3Qa40c. Hay and hops uteady. Coitee,
options barely steady; October 13.65c; November
i;i.l.rMil3.30c: December I2.85al3.00c; Jauuary,
February, March, April, May, June and August
12.70c; ltio lower aud dull ut 15tfc. Sugar, raw
dull: refined quiet. Molasses nominal. Rice
firm. Tallow, rosiu and turpentine quiet. Kggs
lira; western 22c. l'ork aud cut meata dull.
Lard dull; western steam 8.65c; November 8.60c;
December 8.38c; January 8.38c; February 8.39c;
March 8.28c: April 8.41c; May 8.41c. liutter weak:
western dairy 12){al8c; do creamery 16a26c.
Cheese dull; western 'JalOj^c.
Chicago,Oct. 29.?Trading in wheat was quite
active at the opcuing. Corn ruled ratherqulet.
Outs dull. Provisions moderately active. Flour
IIrm and unchuuged. Wheat, caah No. 2 spring
91 lfiftal 16; No. 3, U8c; No. 2 red ?1 15%a
110; October 91 16; November II 16^al I7tf,
closing at 91 IffK; December 9118al 19, closing
at 91 18; May 91 17%al 20tf, closing at II 18.
Corn, cash No. 2 October and November 4u%c;
December 39c: May 33%e. Oats, cash No. 2,24^c;
UctobertMo: November 24%e: December toe;
Mar '.5k' Rvn. cimIi Vn ?. Kn.
I. 91 47! j. Timothy need SI 48. Mum pork, cash
iiud October 811 u>; November $1445; January
ii I 5";$; May 814 HVX. hard, cash and October
<.20c; November and January 8.12Sc; May 8.2f>c.
liacou, ohort ribs 7.43c; tihoulders 8.0Ua8.25c;
ihort clear 8.12>{a8.25c. Whisky tl 20. Sugars,
L'Ut loaf8^A8%c: granulated 7&c; standard A
i%c. flutter qulot and uuchaujjed. ?ggs steady
it l'Miy>aC.
Cincinnati, O., Oct. 29.?Flour firm; family
J17."m'? 00; fancy 86 25aft SO. Wheat stronger; No. :
! red SlOSaKW^; receipt* 3,WO bnsHels; shipment*
4,000 bushels. Corn linn: No. 2 mixed
I(i%al7c. Oat* llrm; No. 2 mixed 2.'?^a26Ho. Kv
easier: No. 2. hSaWc. Pork oulet and firm at
S1500. Lard firmer at 8c. Bulk moat* dull; short
no 8.00c. liacou earner; short clear y.uOc. ftlilaky
Irin at 8114. liuttcr steady; fancy creamery 27a
ihc; prime dairy lftalfic. Linseed oil firm at Ma
V7o. ifupir quiet; hard refined 7?{a8J<c. Kggs
llrm nt 17%c. Cheese firm; fiat 10>^allc.
liAi.TiMiiRi:, Oct. 29.?Wheat, western Irregu- J
!ar: Nd. 2 winter red spot aud October 81 09a I
I WJ'4; November 81 09J$: Dccomber 8112: Jan- '
nary 81 14& Corn, western quiet; mixed spot
tnd October 48c: year 4.'nJ^c: January 44%c;
February 4 l^c. Oats fairly actlvo; western white
ila33c; do mixed 28ftS0o; graded No. 2 white
J2Kc. Hay 'qulot at Sli*. UUalG 60. Mess nor*
lulut at 810 7ft. liuttcr firm; western packet! 12a
18c; best rolled 17al9c: creamery 22n27c. Kggs 1
llrm at 23c. Coflee quiet: Illo fair lft%c. F
Toi.kdo, O.. Oct. 29.?Wheat active but weak;
nu,h 81 09fcal 13 J*; Dccomber 8112; May 81 1HW.
L'oru dull; No. 2 yellow44)4c. Oats dull; cash
Cloverseed active and firm; cash 1537>S;
December 85 52^. c
Petroleum.
Nr.w Yonx.Oct. 29.?Petroleum steady nt 85%c,
tnd after a slight advance in the early trailing
liorAiiw dull >tnd remained ko until nftrr nnnn.
when the market became active and weak on
heavy Helling by thu west, and declined sharply
until the clow, which wu weak at 83Sc. Consolidated
Exchange: Opening at 85%c; highest
slowest 83%e; closed at 83>fc; sales 2,307,000
barrels.
Oil City, Oct. 29.-Opcned at K%ic; highest
Sfic: lowest Ki)ic: closed at 83%c; sale* 1,003, iOO
barrel*: clearance* 474.000 barrclH; charters
10,811 barrels; shipments 100,216 barrels; runs 5ft,Jbti
barrels.
Ukadfobo, Pa.. Oct. 29.?Opened at 8Cc;
closcdat 83J4c; highest8Cc; lowest 83>$c: clearKnees
1,224,Owl barrels.
PtTTSBUROH, Pa., Oct. 29.?Dull nnd heavy:
npened at 8%c; closcd at 83Vjc; highest 85#c; I
lowest 83>^c.
Titusvii.i.e, Pa., Oct 29.?Opened at 85j?c;
highest85%c; lowest fi3%c: closed at 83%c.
Live Stock. CniCAao,
Oct. 29.-Cattle ?Receipts 14,000 ]
bend: shipment* 3,000 head: market steady:
steers S3 00a5 2ft: stoekera nnd feeder* 11 90a3 33; J
cows, bulls aud mixed fl 2.r?2 90; Texas cattle
91 40u30o; western ranker*81 80a3 90. Hogs?Receipts
1,000 head: shipments 400 head: market
strong and higher; mixed |5 25*5 50; beavv S& 30 .
aft G2W- light J-Vjlfaft 6ft; skins Si i!ftaft 10. Hbeep 1
?Receipts 8,000 bead; shipments 1,000 head;
market steady; natives 12 75a3Cft: western f3 00
3 45: Tcxaos fci 75a3 25; lambs 13 75aft 75,
I'.irr I IIIPIITV Hi r?/>t OU-Prlltln Tliuinlntl
3.3N2 head: shipments 2,OH head; market very
Blow at last vreck'a prices. How?Receipts O.OuO
bead: shipments 4,500 bend; market active:
Philadelphia 15 75a5 H5; mixed $5 63a5 70;
Vorkcra 95 MJaS f>0; common to fair 9540aft 60;
plica SI 50a5 *>. 8hecp? Receipts C,(100 head; shipment*
5,400 head; market slow at hut week's .
price*. (
Cincinnati. Oct. 29.?nogs Arm;'common and
Unlit 9* 25a5 35; packing and butchers 95 15a 5
50; receipt* 3,500 head; shipments 550 head.
Dry Good*.
Nivr York. Oct. 29.?Tho general demand was
more quiet and transactions of importance eon*
lined to leading specialties for spring and a
moderate volume of orders for seasouahlo wear.
The tone of the cotton goods macket was J
itronger.
Metnls. I
New York, Oct. 29.?Pig Iron steady and qnlet.
Copper dull; lake 917 85. Lead easier and quiet;
domestic93 00. Tin quiet; stralta S23 00.
Cotton.
Cincinnati, Oct. 29.?Cotton steady; middling ]
fyfi
How'n Tills!
AVe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any cauo of Catarrh that cannot be 1
cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last llfteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in i
all business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. (
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
m. 1 _ J_ ALJ.
' ioieao, vjmo. r
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
E. U. Van Hoegen, Cashier, Toledo National
Dank, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. Price 7fc
per bottle. Sold by all druggists, uw 1
How pleasant now to-sew. The secret i
is"Mile.End," I know. (
SniLon's Vitalizer is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizsi- '
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron
chitln immediately relieved by Sliuolra i
Curo.
Tub Kev. George H. Thayer, of Boarbon,
1ml., Bays: "Both myself andwifo
own our lives to Bhiloh's Consumption
Care. Sold by W. E. William* and 0. j
Menltemiller. row
Musical Goocte.
JORUMS FOR SALE CHEAP. |
Io order to redact our stock we offer 1
Rosewood 4 HIcUe-Plated Tenor Drums,
with roda or cord, at apeclal prlcca.
Wo alao have a large itock of Ban Drama and
OC10 F. W. BAUMER ? 00. !
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A ROUSING C ALIj I
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GENERAL GROCERIES Washington School of Elocotion !|
IN THE STATE. AND ORATORY. ^
Mas. M. stevens habt .-..Principal. ~
Headquarters for "M'' Bt.. n. w., Washington, d. o. v
. _ |, Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, 8ep- {?
Taylor's Patent and Family Flow. lDllrucllon .mbIMe< Elocutlon,
Practical English and English Classics, Latin,
Mathematics, Modem Laniruajtcs. Vocal and In
Headquarters for tho Celebrated itrumcutai xiusic and physical culture. _
*no rnucipai uiwuiea Dy anemcieni corps :rMaroma
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Solo Agent [or Dupont's Sporting, Hlolng and pll? MWmmodMed In tbo funUjr.
Hasting Powder. les'? For circulars and reforenooa apply to 1*tklu- _
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System based upon nature's laws. No Skcrkcy Gu
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Fresh Mountain Huckwhcat Just received. It ested.
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Businese cards. Plnmbers, Gas & Steam Fitters, ?
JRABXI. KlNMBLY. C. G. I) A VIM.
K1MBERLY& DAVIS, ^uuiNuttia, ?
8ueccMor? lo J. M. Clouatou, po:
)ealers In Grain, Flour, Feed, Hay, Sc. e ~ 8nppUM'8te,,n ,
Mm) CommlMloD Merchant* for Weit Vlrgiuln
'reduction*, Coal, Lumber. Wood, Ac. 1314 Market Street,
Good* delivered free to nil parm of tho city.
P. L. K1MBKKLY, Ucucral MunnKcr. WHEELING W VA. JL
Offlco and Warehouse, 1623,1624 aud 1627 South ' ^
trcet, corner to Market ?trect. ?c22 Mr All work promptly dono at moat reaaon* In
TOSEPH A. AKKLE, 22!'J
\\TM. UARE A SON, "u
D. S. Pension and Claim Attorney. W ' g
GENERAL BUSINESS AUENT. fRACTICAL a.
Collector and Notary rubllc. Bcnta Collected. Plumbers, GaS and StCBIIl FlttCTS, l'
All buiilnera ontrustcd to my cans will receive tu
>romptattention. Call on or address ?s TWELFTH 8T ?
Jy31 4117 JACOB STREET. ' ' (
, __ All work done promptly at reasonable prlcea. V.
EDMAN & CO., . i ... i 13.
Cocoa. u!
General Machinists, ghateful-comfobtino.
essst epps's cocoa
. w':';KUNf'-w VA Breakfast.
China, Glass and Queensware. "Br a thorough knowledge of tho natural laws _
. ? ? which govern tho operations of digestion and L
JUST OPENED 1 nutrition, and by a cartful application of the X
vi nuavi flnc propertlca of'wc? gciect^'^o. Mr. Epp*
4 riHP 11MB M k** provided our breakfast tablet with a dell* _
... f% AFiJiauNKor cately flavored beverage which may aare tu many J.
Tflhlfl Cntlftrv TarVflK <vr. NO. heavy doctors' bill*. It U by the Judicious UM L.
iflUIO tuuorjf, vanco, at., at. of such article* of diet that a con?tltutlon may
Also, an elegant assortment of Library and bo gradually built up until strong enough toreStand
Lamp*, at reasonable price*. *l?t every tendency to disease. Hundreds of *ubimiu
PRTPnFT tl? moladle* arc lloatlng around u* ready to atnron
1110 Main HrutiimWniVr HtmRta lack wherever there I* a weak point. We may
oc20 111ft Main ami 1120 Water streets. escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
? " " ? . well fortified with pure blood and a properly i
I O Farmers, oaraenors, C.IC. nourished frame."?Civil ServiceGazette. M
? Made alinoly with bolllnjt water or milk. Sold
RVITTTIVQ Shropahlre, Ox, and Cota 8HKK1. only In half-pound tlna by wrocera, labeled thua: ?
DDAUHbi) Jeniey Red* aad Berkshire HOG- JIbIUC CDDC Jft ffl Ilomaopathlc Chem* T
P. Rock a and B. Leghorn Chickens Bronte Tur bAHuO BrrD U Vl/., uu, London, England. I
key*. Em and CARP In season. KNUlNKf felft-rnTh**
If 11 la, VlVrn, Ac., beat and w?earett; pan pay ' ?t
In lumber. Satlafactlon guaranteed on all. DUAU?M?U.. W
SIT HQ60 Mnl 4,00,1 *or 25 8*nu an'1 ?*nei ano Pnotograpny. w
dlliUD addreaa ol twenty wide awake Farm en. ? ? *-? . ?
Bend sump for ctrcubr. to m /"CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
T. R> C'A FWKADON, V J m
noW-raw Krr~r w Vn. m
tfor dodgers Only $3 00 Per Dozgd
J} AND SMALL HAND BILLS,
Go to the ImiLuoKKcn Job Room, Noa. 26 HltiGIAS' GALLERY,
and 27 Fourteenth atreet, where yon can be aooommodated
at ahort notice. No. 42 Twelfth Street.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
XX TRAINS?On and after Oct. 28, ls>88? Ex*
rtiNATio.N or K*rrnENci?ilARKh. 'Daily. ffiun*
1*) excepted. ;MuUu?j extcpu.L Jbaturdar
excepted. |Sunday ouly.?Eastern Standard
time.
11. ? O. It. H.-Eakt. Impart. Arrive.
Philadelphia Limited-. *5:25 am 10:4.r> pm
Mall and Express 5:10pm *11:20 am
Cumberland Accom. 9:tf>am 6:60 pm
imfton Aooom ....... 6:10 pm ll:i?am
Moundsville Accom 6:85 am "'/Mam
Uoundsville Actum 7:35am V:lSam
lloundsvillo Accom. 12:01pm lMOpm
kloundaville Accom.. 6:10 pm 7:40 pm
WOT.
*ewark Aocom nm 17:10pm
Up rem (Chicago and Col).... *10:25 am *0:10 pm
Jhiaigo Express. *3:44 pm ?:.'*) am
Chicago Limited .. *9:60 pm *fi:'^am
tolumbua Accom-. 12:2J pm fl0::\S am
Jlnclouati Limited - *11:15 pm *4:f>6 am
It. Clairivllle Accom ft):06 am 19:16 am
U Clalrsville Accom tl :35 pm
it. Clalrsville Accom 6:10pm {6:10 pm
W., P. & II. Dlv.
Vaahlngton and Pittsburgh. *6:00 am 10:i.s am
Vashiugtou and Pittsburgh. *8:10 am *11:10 pm
Ittsburgh ?& Phlla. E&. *G:'A) pm *6:55 pm
k'ashliiKton and Pittsburgh. tl :46 pm 112:46 pm
k'aahlngtou f6:D0pm ts:ooam
1tt*bui*b Accom |5:80pm 111:Warn
P., C. & St. L. By.
'ItUburgn............... t7:Wam 19:20 pm
Ittaburgh and New York.... fl:35pm t3:45pm
'ittaburgh and New York... f* :2? Pm til :0U am
Ittaburgh <k N. Y. Ex 9:40 pm
WOT.
Ixprcsa, CIn. and 8t. Louis.. 17:20 am 16:f0am *
Ixpreas, Cln. and fit. Lou lie. f9:40pm t9:'jupm
ixpreas, Bteubcnvllle A Col. f 1:35 pm f8:45pm
tcubenvllle and Denniaon. tt-20pm ...............
C. * P. B. 1U
ItUburgh and Cleveland.... 5:50 am 18:47pm
lurttti'M Ferry 7:45am t'?:ir. pm
Usubenvllle Accom 9:33 am tl :'J? pm
lcveland and WelUvillc 2:12pm tH:5Sam
Ittaburgh and New York 4:39pm tll:13ara
ItUburgh 1:17 am t5:47pa
V., L. Si W. It. It.
xpntm, Cleveland, E, & W. 112:85pm 13:05 pm
[asslllou Accom 45:12pm fll:25am
l. Clalrsville Accom t" :50aui 19:3a am
u Clalrsville Accom 110:25 am fl:82 pm
i. Clalrsville Accom 12:10 pm t5:3ipm
i. Clalrsville Acoom 6:2f>pm 8:00 pm
ocal Freight and Accom.... 6:80 am t7:30pm
Ohio fuvar lUUrowl.
uwenger . *7:35am *11:00 am
lasenger *12:15pm *3:3) pm
u?on|er........ *4:00 pm *8:15pm
II.. Z. St C. Knilroad.
Bellalro A Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
.'llairc at 8:40a. m., arrives at I<ellalreat4 p. m
Woodotleld l'umcuger leaves Bellalro at 4:'Jt) p.
., arrives at Dellalre at 8:20 a. m.
BuramerfleUl Accommodation leaves Bellalro
1:00 p. nv. arrives at Belial re at 10:45 a. to.
Railroads.
1TUEELING & ELM GROVE R. R,
r T On and after Saturday, October 13. 18S8,
tiimntl tllf Whtvllnir At Klin Crnvn Iti.Ur.Yi.l
ill run a* follows:
IAVH WUKKUXO:
i::wn.m., 7:oou. m.. 9 a. in., 11:00a. in.. 1:30 p.
.. 3:30 p. in., 5:20 p. in., 7:00 p. in., 9:00 p. in.
CAVE WlIKEI.INO PARK:
i:10 a. 01., 7:45 a. m , 10:C0 a in., 12:9) in.. 2:30
in.. 4:20 p. m., 0:10 p. in., 8:00p. in., 10:00p. in.
3N8UNIMY8?Until further noticc (rain* will
u an follows: U-uve U ticeliiiK at Oh. in., II a.
,, ly :I5 p. m., 2 p. in.. 3:30 p. in . ft:2y p. in., 7
m.,9p. in. I.oavc Wheeling l*Hxk at 7:4*? a.
, 9:45 h. in., ll:4.r>n. ra., 1 p. in., 2:50 p. in. 4:20
in., 0:10 p. in., 8 p. in., 10 p. m
>e.c HiRfirn.gnp't.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD?
/Departureof trains from Wheeling. Sehtdu.o
cffect October 28,18fcH?Eastern time:
Express for Chicago and the North west, 10:2? a
3:40 pm, 9:50pu daily, an J 11:16 piadailj,
eept Saturday.
ixpress for Cincinnati and tit. Louis, 10:25 a m
lly, 11:15 p m dally.
Newark accommodation, 9:03 am, excci t
day.
ror Columbus, 10:25 a m daily, and 11:15 p to,
lly, and 2:45 p In dally except Sundsy.
ixpress for Washington, I>. C., Baltimore,
lladclphla and New York, via Grafton, f,.vf a
and 5:10 p m, dally, via Pittsburgh 0:20 p. m.
llv.
ror Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa., 6:00 a m
lly; express, 8:10a m, dally, l:4h p m, daily
sept Sunday. Additional way train for \Yu*trton,
Pa.. 5:30 p m, dally oxcept Sunday,
or Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
lladclphla at 6:20 p m dally.
Ituburgh accommodation, Sunday only, 6 30
Q.
ror Moundsvlllo, 7:86 a m. and 12:C0 noon, and
0 pm, daily except Sunday.
'or Grafton. 6:10 p in, daily.
porCumberland.9:05am, dally, except Succor
SL Clalrsville. 9:05 a m and 6:10 n m. dallv
^pt Sunday.
Express trains arrlvo from Chicago, 6:25 and
Oam and 6:10 pm dally, and 4:55 a m dally
X'pt Monday.
Express trains arrlvo from St. Loula and Cinnatl,
4:66 a m and 6:10 p m, dally.
Express trains arrlvo from Philadelphia, Ball!iro
and Washington, D. C.,vla Urufton, 11:?0
l and 10:45 p m daily; via. Pittsburgh, 10:1s
n. dally.
'rains arrive from Columbus, 4:55 am dnliv,
i6:10pmdally, and 10:85 am dally extort
iday.
'rains arrlvo from Pittsburgh, 10:15a m dally,
112:45 p m, except Sunday, 0:55 p m and il:Ju
a dally.
'ralus arrlvo from Washington, Pa., 8:00 am,
ly except Sunday.
'rains arrlvo from Mouudsvillo. 0:)5am and
0 and 7:40 pm, daily cxccpt Sunday.
'rains arrlvo from Graliou, 11:20 a m, dully,
"rains arrlvo from Cumberland, 5:50 p iu, dolly
:ept Sunday.
'ralnB arrlvo from Bt Clairsvllle. 0:15 a m, and
b and 0:10 p m. dally except Sutiiinv.
laggnge called for and checked at hotels and
ldencos on orders left at ticket office, 1200 Ma:*
. street, and at depot.
C11A8.0. SCULL, Gen. Pass Agent.
V. M. CLKMEXTS, Manager.
\IU0 RIVER RAILROAD.?TIME
" Table taklug effect May 27,1??. Passenger
Ins will run as follows?Central time. All
ins dally cxccpt tboso marked thus f which
not run on Sunday.
BOUTH BOUND. JhoTj No. 5l |No.3jNo.T.
a. m. p. m, n. ui. a. m
ivo?Whcoling S:J? ii:ir* 6:a5
uwood.-opp.Bellaire 8:46 11:3 6:60
undsville 4:0T> 11:41' 7:10
w Martinsville. 6:1! 12:4. 8:1S
lllamatowii 7:00 2:1.' 10:10
rkenburg 5:15 7:90 2:45 il .00
p. xn
veaswood 6:45 4:15 12:20
won City 8:00 6:3;. 1:26
fton ... 8:00 6:40 l:4C
rlvo-Pt. Pleasant ^fi:4(? 0:1*. 2:16
llipollH Forry 9:tm 6:35 2:82
yaudottc 10:33 7:50 4:00
mtlngton 10:45 8:06 4:17
p. m.
arlcston 8:20 10:03 8:2C
hi too f :0C
rtsmouth u. in. 7:10
ilte Sulphur f?:ou
p. III. H. DU
tun ton , ?.... ff:20
NOKTH BOUND. No. 6. No. 4. fNo.2 |No.8
a. m. r. Pi. a. in. d. di.
svo?Huntington 10:(X- 6:ii"> 8:16
yaudotte >0:18 8*28
Illpolls Kerry ... ll:?r. 7:w 4:60
lot 1'lcawuit 11:1. 1:'J> 6:07
fton - .. ?2:al 7:66 6:36
lAon City 12:25 h:00 6:40
vcnswood 1:45 9:1.' 7:00
rkersburg 6:00 3:15 10:1'. 8:30
lllamstowiL. 6:30 3:*. 11:16 ....
w Martinsville. 8:15 6:87 12:45
undsvllle 1):2T? 0:4< 1:4. .....w.
nwood u 0:46 7:<J0 2.U
rive?Wheeling 10:00 7:16 2:20.........
x?ave Wheeling via. p. m.
C. 6t St. L 12:30 3:20 ....
rlve-CIevcland... 6:;w .... e:.*W
Hburgn a: a) 0;.v
a. m. a. m.
lladolphl*. 6:2ft ft:2
W Yon 8:0U tt:Cx .........
a. tn.
logo .. ~ ll:3ii ?:ft| ....
rhrough ticket* ami baggago checked to *U
Lota.
W. J. ROBINSON, Gcn'l Paw. Aseut,
Parkeriburg, W. V*.
f*m IlvMrv AJ?,
Trnv. I'aw. A pent. Wheeling. W. Va.
>ITT8BURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
L0U18 RAILWAY CO.-l'an handle Route
ider hchedule In effect August 6, lhbH trulna
,vo Wheeling, Ceutral Standard time ior
uhenvllle, Plttaliurghaud the East. fi:Wa. in.,
&. p. m., 3.'JO p tn. and 8:40 p. m. For <.'olumn,
Cincinnati, ludianapollR and 8t. lx)uin6:J0
m. and 8:<0j?. m. For columbun and Chicago
35 p. in. Traim arrive at Wheeling at 5:i0
ro., 10:00 a. in., 2:45 p. m. and h:20 p. in.
alna leaving at fi:20 a. in. and arriving ?:'J)
m. run wild between Wheeling and I'lita*
rgh. AH train* dally eicept Sunday. an?
1 LEV ELAND & PITTSBURGH
J RAILROAD.?Underschedule in cflect *!av
1M?. Train leave Bridgeport, Cent ml Stand*
1 time: For Plttxburxh. Chicago and Cicvcid.
4:50 a in. For 1'lttnImrRh, 10:17 ? m. For
ilcago and Cleveland, 1:12 p m. For PltUbrtRh
d New York, 3:89 p m For Stcubeuvillo. b:;<S
. <Por Mnrtin'a l-errjr, 6:45 am.
rraiDH arrive at Bridgeport at 7:5.1 a m, 10.13
, 2:28 p m, 4:15 p ra, 4:47 p m, aud 7:47 p m.
nylft
Financial.
EXCHANGE BAKiT
U
CAPITAL. 4200,000
N. Vakc*. President
8. dklaplai:* ... Vloe-Proaldwit
dirkctom.
J. N. Vance P. Horkhclrncr,
j. n. mown. w. KlltngliAtn,
L. 8. Delaplaln, A. W. Kclley.
John Frow.
Draft* Iwiued on England, Ireland Scotland ,
id all points In Europe.
JOlty J. JOKKfl. Cmhlcr.
JANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAPITAL.....^.... .. J175.000
11. A. .. Prod lent
u. B. Hi* noa Vko-I'rwidcmt
Draft* 02 Xagland, Ireland, France and G?r?
"7
D1RKCT0M.
Win. A. laett, Wm. B. Himpcon.
J. A. Miller. Johu K. liotjfnrn,
E. M. Atklnnon, Victor ItatttiburL'.
Henry Speyer.
mm F. P. JEPSON, Cubicr,

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