Truatoo's SalOB.
rjMtUSTEE'S SALE.
iiy vlrttio of i\ dcod of trout tnado by William
Porior and Margaret i'ortor, hi* wlto, to moan
irtiMeo, iH-RtliiKtliiU) on tho SUtli day of Mar.
IRHrt, and recorded la tho oflico of tlio G'lork of
tho County Uonrt l?r Ohio county, Weal Vlrglula,
In lU'fd of Trout book So, 'il, folio
jC?. I hh-tll toll At public auction at tho fiont
door of tho Court llouw of mild county, lu tho
city of Wheel I uk, 011
SATURDAY, MAY 31,1800,
beginning at 10 o'clock ?. tn? *11 tho following
de?crlbcd real c?tato, altuatn In Trladolphla dl?trlct.
In Mild county, described a? follow*, tie:
li< niMiilnn nt n point on tho eaut lino of tho
National or ("nuiberland Jtoadictthu aoiKheaat
corner oi ueury uwik * umi; tneuco with tho
llu* of will National Howl easterly four hundred
mul twenty live(U'>) foot to r point; theuce
ut right angles with mid road two hundred ami
Mrty (Mi) foot to tbo IIuo of nu avenue laid out
parallel Cumberland Koad through the
Porter home pUeo; thcuto westerly along Mid
avenue four bundled and twenty-five (M) feet
to Cook's sombcahtcurner: thence with hid Hue
to the place of betflu>.ltit{, belli* nil of lot* numbered
luu (10). eleven ill), twelve(12) and thirteen
(i:i; hm Ja Id at it oh tho private plat of that
part ol tho William Porter homo place and
notlecorded.
Trnunor 8Ai.r.,-Onc-thlrd,or rs much more
as tho purchaser may elect, cash in hand on tho
day of salo, and (ho liilaiico In two equal Instalments,
payable icspocttvely fn oneauu twojearn
from thu tiny of haIm, whu Interest, Tho purchiuor
to *lve hi* notes for tho deierred iuntalmenu,
with good security, and tho legal title to
be retained u? further Micurlty until the talu
note* and Interest aro paid.
Tltfo behoved Rood, hut lefllug an trustee I
hhall convey only such tltlo as la veiled In mo by
Mid deed of trubt.
W. P. HUBBARD,
up.'# Trustee.
rj^KUSTKE'd SALK.
By virtue of two deed* of trust tniulo by Andrew
Tl.almiiuu and Marlaiina Thalniauti, hln
wife, to me an trustee, tho first dated May 'Ath,
1m7, recorded lu Deed ot 1 runt Hook No. ZJ, page
ai7, In tlio office of the Clerk of thu County Court
of (Jhio county, Went Virginia, tho bee Misdated
October Ith, 1887, recorded in mild clerk's offlco
lu L'eod of Trust Book No. '23, page l!?l, I will sell
at the. north frontdoor of tho Court House of
Mild county, on
SATURDAY, THIS 7th DAY OK JUNE, 18'JO,
comtncnclUK *1 10 o'clock a. m? tho following
demlbed property, that In to sa> : Certain real
ehUte In the city of WheoihiK, Ohio county.
Went Vtrplula. described an follows: A piece or
parcel ol land, belli# lis feot Jonir mm 75 levt
wldc.lylnii north of tho city ol WnceltnR and
cast ol tho common road on tho maruin i?i th?
Onto rlvur, commencing for tho samo nt a point _
about 'lit0 ftci In a uouiieoiitcrly direction from
Hio north end of tho cti.it parapet w*llof tho
bridge ovrr Jonathan'* Out In tho Uno of tho
northwest front of the house commonly known
nt the mono liomw grocery, built by said Thai*
maun upon tho lot of ground now being described;
thctir.oln tho lino of tho froutol^ald
hoiiho lift feet to tlio northwest corner ol tho
Mime: thence easterly and at right aisles to said
lino7f> feet; thence houtberly and parallel with
the llrst lino ll.r? feci; thence northwestwardly
7ft feet to tho place ol beginning, together with
tho bnlldliiKH thoroou; reserving, however, a
strip ol ground on tho cast side of raid lot and
homo running lerigthwiKu through tho property
o( it uniform width of 12 feet, to be kept open as
: a road, and renewing also tho cosl under tho
property aud tho right to mine and remove the
mi mo.
Aim, a cerlaln part of lot No. 73. which lot In
hltiiMt?*d on the ninth bldo of Third sireet and
runs from Main sticui to Coal street. Tho part
Intended to bo hereby conveyed is dcscrlbodas
fol.ows: tttgluiilug atupolut 100 (eet east ol
.Mill ii ft reel; theme southwardly and parallel
wltti Main street 60 feot tu the north linoof lot
No. "U; thence caitwardly with the Mild linn of
lot 7'J about W feet to Coal street; thence with
Coal street In a northerly direction to Third
street; thence went ward ly with Third street to
the place of beginning.
Also, a nUcoof land In North Wheeling, Allowing
W lor tho width of Third Street, and beginning
at tho northeast corner of Mid Third
sired and Muln street; thence with ihe eastern
liiifot Muln street northwardly 60 feet; thence
caitwardly lOu feet more or loin to a "point on the
west hide of a 'lb loot alley now called Wood
fitrest, and Jul feet north ol Third street; thence
south along Wood htrcet S3 fowl to Third street;
thence with the north lino of Third mrcct to the
i place ol beginning.
Also, lot numbered 2 In Bnahflcid and Mc'
Meehen's adil It ion to the city of Wheeling.
The UtleH ol tho ahovo pieces of property are
believed to ho perfect, but welling an trustee I
will convoy only such title aa Is vested In mo by
said deeds of trust.
Tkums ok Sai.k?Ono third and ns much more
ol tho purchiue money aa the purchaser electi to
pay lit cash on the day ot tuilo, the balance In
two equal Instalments at ono aud two years,
no to i bearing Interest Irom the day of sale to
b? given for th? deferred payments, tbo title to
be rcutiued uutll payment is mado In full.
W. J. W. COWDKN, Trustee.
W. II. Hai.i.kr. Anctioncor. iny5
Proposals.
""PROPOSALS
?rou? ~
Curbing and Redressing and Resottlug
Curb and Crossings?Ohio Stone.
Sealed proposals will bo rccelvod at the offlco
of the hoard of Public Works until 12 o'clock
uoon ol Monday, May 12, IS'JO, for furnishing
and setting uow cuib (Ohio Stone), also for redressing
aud resetting old curb, new erodings
aud setting, and redressing old crossings and
netting mine libr NJifO.
All work to bo dono strictly in accordance
with tho specifications, which can be seen at tho
olllee ol the Hoard.
The sueutSBlul bidder will bo required to giro
bond, with two sureties to be approved by tho
Hoard, conditioned for the faithtul performance
of the contract, i he Hoard reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids.
Proposals to bo marked "Proposals for New
Curbing and Itesctting Curt) aud Uro*slngs,"
and addressed "Hoard of Public works."
Hy order ol the Hoard of Public Works.
iny7 T. M. DA Kit AH, Clerk.
Heal Estate.
FQR~SALEi
No. ?.612 Chapline street.
Lot southeast comer ol Ohio and Huron
streets, TO by to feet.
51 notc.i ol inti< 1 two miles cast of Rosby's Eock,
Marshall County. W. V'u.
ft ruomed fr?me cottage, Fark street, Moundsvllio
Campground.
U)tn 1.3, a, 7, ?, 11 and 13, Warren's addition,
gn u cacti. Lots 2, -I, it. 8,10,12 aud 14,8250 each.
18 acres of hillside laud in Eighth ward, vulUe?t
at S2WJ per ncro.
No. 2i>37 Market street, ground a half lot. Frico
?m
No. 8t aud 80Twenty sixth street. Both houses
for 31,500.
No. 2145 Main street.
No. 2&W, 2&u aud 2340 Main atreot.
No. 17.: and 174 Bofenteeuth struct.
No. 1025 McColloch street.
No. 4GO Natl 'nul Koad.
No. 1001 Cnapliuc Rtreet.
No 1125 Foil street, hulf lot.
Corner lot, cist slrlo south Front street.
2ft toot lot, ca>t sido South Front street.
No. CO rtorth front Ktreot.
Cuoice of lots in Fair Ground property, wcllilrnrg,
W, Ntt <
Hoiiho and lot in Fulton, W. Va.
liUncre Farm at Monti's ltun.
Corner lot, VirginU and aouth York street.
Property suitable for ahotol on Main itreot,
Kcsldcbce, ouo-quartor mile east of Trladcl*
lihlu. Willi <1 hi ri-M (if Intnl. ih.fiGO.
FOR RENT.
No. f>2 Thirteenth street, 4 jroins Ill 00
No. 'JIf>*? Main streot, two rooms 5 10
No. 2217 Mnrkot ot., atoro room and cellar- '25 CO
No. 2119 Mnrkot streot, vd lloor 10 00
No. ?M'J Murketatreet, 3d lloor 12 CO
i'osaeusiou Rlveu No 2249 Juno 1st.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Kcal Estate Agent. Notary Public, and U. 8.
Olulm Attormw, No. 1012 Market stnttt.
FOR SALE.
ttuUdlng lots on the Inland.
Uulldlng lots In the hlehth war l.
A tlno building lot on 1'ourteenth street.
IfuiKling 1"W 'ho Nflllonul Kond.
building lot? In '.ho Sixth whhI. .
Improved rent cMHie lu all parU ol the city
NoW ISTHK1IMF.ro UUY. WllKKI.l.no IS OOINU
All ttai>. Wo hope and believe ?ou'll never ho
nb'.o to buy cheaper ilun now. Call and see our
list bclow i>iirch*Jlng tJ?oivbero,
rtlNEUAllT & TATUM,
Jtcal Estate, Stocks aid FIro Insurance,
mi; nil 1IAUKKT STHHET.
FOR SALE.
Eight Roomed wdwelling,^ 116 ^utli Tenn
Birci'i, vury uunituuiu iwnwwu,
Ulx Boomed dwelling, with largo lot, 224
Twenty-ninth street. for 81,125.
UonMo framo lion ho, rout* for 19 por month,
ut 2d iind t!S In Jlauu stroet, for Sl.GCO.
Flvn roomed frnmo house, Willi largo yard, 117
Twenty ninth street, fl.oou.
Hlx roomed house lu Zano street, $2,000..
HiirgaliiK In building lots.
Garden farm. Ohio river bottom, abovo high
water mark. '1 ue very best latul. uot?d Improvements.
Railroad station ou the place, fllx
miles from this city. 21 acre*. i'rico J200
per acre. I
a.o. SMITH,
Real Ksuto Agent und Broker,
npCC lyJOMnln street.
Morchant Tailors.
N^W~SPWFTG~goods1
J /
Wo H&vo Just Kecefretl Our
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
And they are now open for Inspection &t
our new quarter*,
1011 MAIN STREET.
Call and Seo Them.
C. If. WHEELER & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,'
^ mrlX 1011 Mnln Street.
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THE t'UHCt,' OF EXASiri.E. j|
Upptncotl'i Magazine. fi
An absent-minded pedagogue H(
Thero was, one time, who went ]i
Along Iho alalia au<} rapped the boy*
Unto hi* hcarl'i content; v<
Ami If, by cliaucc, the aeoueuco limped A
A llttlu 111 ltd gait, IE
He'd rauie and Klve theao lucklcta chap* u
Theaopuroly incidental raps, *
I'utfJ begot Itatralght. C<
And ao, It hl? rellectloni lagged, , ?!
Ur wllh him they Jumped, 1
,Ono only knew by looking round R1
To ace what hcada wero thumped, tl
Until this furtivo paradox Hf
A waggish youngster wrought;
"lt'a getting to be very plain Cl
Our master cun not work hlH brain A
Save wo aro 'rapped lu thought." w
l'orlenton* word*! They natr the point, ei
For thtio dilated elvea h
Made up their tnluda that they would try ,1,
Homo striking thought themselves.
And thua, when next the master's baud ai
Fell.'twas a signal swift, is
And all tho boya commenced to think ?r
With rulera, grammara, slates and Ilk,
Until ho caught their drift.
Vt
"HoldI Hold 1" exclaimed tho pedagogue; l*
"You force me to admit u
From tho JmprcMioui you have taudo ~!1
That you have scored a hit. 10
Thla concentrated thought and aim kc
Bhow duo regard for urt:
And muat own.?though it annoya,? re
Insteadof making amarl my bora, L)1
Aly boya have made mo atuart!"
goodImiies.' f
or
Tho Dudo'a Mlauudoratood Attentloua. BO
I was drifting down Rico Btreet yea* j|j
terday afternoon," said tho Hon. Eraatus
Gurloy to a St. Paul Pioneer 1'rm rejior- hfi
ter, "on my way from Summit avenue to
tho Merchants', when I observed a lady
about six feet ahead,- upon the skirt of pa
j whoso dre6a a picco of barrel hoop had
' caught. Between mo and tho lady was j^(
I a dudo, got up in ornate toilet, smoking
I tho conventional civnrattn nml hit<w?in? no
tho conventional cane. lie, too, also J10
observed tho barrel hoop. I'm not a 101
mind-reader, but I can pretty closely "}'
guess what passed through tho light and 1.t
airy nothing which tho dudo thinks is 8
his m'nd. Ho instinctively thought to ]
step t the hoop and thus relieve tho tfr
lady of tho incongruous appendage. ??j;
Well, to make a long story short, he did im
bo?and tho lady was brought up standing
in tho middle of tho sidewalk. A
ahinglo nail in tho hoop had caught in ]
tho braid of tho young lady's dress, and pii
tho dude's weight on tho hoop held her wa
fast, checked up, aa it were, like a horse, tol
'"Please slap off my dress, sir,' said the blc
lady. slu
"Thedudo jumped back abont six feet On
and exclaimed: Dr
" 'Pardon me, mad?' 8at
"'Impertinent puppy 1' replied tho all
lady, turning contemptuously away a? urn
though to pursue her walk, tho hoop its
daucing merrily along in her trail. pli
"Mint mo,lorn nllnm 1-:
, uivn UI? VU tiJJUllli, JU1
persisted the dude. Dr
" 'I will hand you over to the first thi
policeman I meet if you do not instantly Dr
cense your annoyance.'
"The dude turned to mo, aa I had by J
this time caught up with the pair, and the
said: afT<
44'Aw?would you mind explaining nal
tho honesty of my intentioua to tho cui
lady?* tic'
"I took in tho situation at a glance,
and replied:
"'I know nothing concerning your
intentionp, and see nothing to explain.' "
"With that tho lady swept away, and by
tho dude collapsed. The hoop had hecome
disengaged from the dress braid, gei
having caugtit on the fence, and to this ,arV
moment she is in blissful ignorance of mi
the dude's good intentions." am
wo
Tho Cleanly Drummer. Th
A young man who travels for a New brt
York bible concern was at tho Boody or
House yesterday, says tho Toledo Blade,
and along in the afternoon, following Dr,
the promptings of tho spirit, started \
back to the bar for a drink. He had ^h
just reached tho door when ho was
startled by an appprition in the somber- ?
clothed person of his emplover, who ret
had stopped over a day on a flying trip in
to Chicago, where bible-houses find a Ba
large and attractive field. eas
Seeing the employer tho young man rel
uncoucernedly walked on into the wash- poi
room and be?an to lave his hands. The ,
employer carelessly sauntered down the (
long corridor, round through the bil- ha
i.tnf ? t * .. ? i
n?n, uuu juqh ua uu cutereu ine oar wa
again encountered hia traveling em- oil
ploye, wliOj bowing politely, walked on
1 into the billiard liall and became absorbed
in watching a game of billiards. ^
I But bo kept an eye on his employer and f?c
when he disappeared returned to the M
l.bar after the coveted drink. dai
i Again he rau into the old man and
proceeded on into the wash-room, where uo
he again bathed his hands. The employer
then took a turn watching the spinuing
ivory globes. Anon the young
man made another effort. The employ- US'
er waa agaiu encountered. Then they Pe'
changed places once more, the young
man watching the billiards and the old an
one washing hia hands. on
The drummer then conceived and ex- aP.
ecuted a coup tl'clat, or something of that Ki
eort. lie called for his coat at the coat- ^y
room and told the old man as they again
pussed in the bar that ho guesaed he'd
go out and call on a minister whom ho
was workiDg up into a bible-buying An
mood. ' v>c
Then he walked slowly around, came fie{
through the billiardjhall, and once more t0
went into the bar. ue
"Well," he said, smiling pleasantly aa
ho encountered his pmnim-jii- tri
"forgot to wash my handa,"" Then he W1
stole into the wash-room, peeped around cu
the corner of tho wall until ho saw the ra
old man disappear, then..lie hastened )1
back to tho bar. The same inspiration v
had fired the old man, and they collided
once more. Then they. had to wash aE
again. n ....
By this time their hands were white
and soft and their fingers beginning to ^
shrivel up-like a Canton avenue washerwoman.
Both were growing'desperate, ?
and the old man said in a careless, off- ?
hand manner: iv"
"Oh, by the wayjPhillup, do you oyer
drink a little glass of beer?"
Phillup Baid, "Well, once in a great ,v
while." :{
Then a great feeling, of relief filled :
them. Distrust was metamorphosed into
perfect trust and sweet" confidence, and v
the dark despair of the, hope that was g,
dying in each longing breast suddenly
brightened into the glad, joyous,.epark- m
ling sunshine of expectations all fulfilled =
and hopes fully realized.
. AModect Mini. * :
A thin, careworn-looking man, having
a pencil and-tablet in his hand} called at {
a house on Second avenue the other day*
says the* .Detroit Free Prm, and said to J
I the lady as she opened tho door:
"Madam.' I am'" canvassing for subscriptions
for a poor family. AYiU you
pqt yoqr na^io dqwn for a small aum ?"
' Is it a worthy family?" ^
"Yes, indeed.1'r- ..*vy ^
"Do you know them personally ?"
VI do, ma'am.'?;.-, i r* \ ''
ilAhd are they really in sectl?'* X
"They certainly are.J';
I"'Very: vroll?I'll givo you a quarter.
She put hor name down and handed
I him tho money, and. he had reached the
gain whon she called him back and eaid:
"It has just occurred to methat'this
miuhtbo your own family." ' 1
i "Exactly, ma'am. It is my family, I
but modesty forbade me to say "no. I am j
not one who seoka to puBh himself for*
ward, though I would doubtless get
along better if I was. Thank you ma'am. 1
I know the family, and I assure it is all
right?all right)"
Imitation ofSenntori.
J A constant source of amusement in tho
I Senate wing of the Capitol, says the New
i? York Tribune, is a graphophone which
ll? is in uso in one of the committee rooms.
Senators who come into tho room usually
ak what the machine to. and theyfre
uently ait down to watch and listen tc
a operation. Senator Allison waa ex
erimenting with it the other day, am
u he always speaks slowly and distinct
r, and baa a keen voice, his words were
'produced with striking diatinctnesp,
uo b? uior Senator from Iowa sat on the
>(a of the committee room and laughed
ko a boy aa tie heard his voice
lining back to him from the mouth ol
groat silver trumpet attached to the
lachino. The committee-clerk usually
L'ops in resorve a few cylinders prepari
lor exhibition purpoaea containing
>nR9. speeches, etc. Homebody dropped
ito tliu committee-room one day and
ivo the uraphophono a aeries of imitaona
of the curious styles ot speech of
>mo of the senators. Among othor
iricatures waa one of Senator Keagan.
. few days afterward Senator lteagan
as in tho committee-room and ho aak1
to have the macbino exhibited to
Ini. Tho operator slipped on a cyllncr
Buppoeod to contain "Annie Laurio"
id turned on the crank. Thou there
sued from the mouth of tho speaking
umpet tho words:
"Ladies and gentlemen, I will now give
iu my celebrated imitation of Senator
eagau addressing tho United States
Dnato on tho tanlf Question," and fol
win# them were a "series of guttural
lunds, entirely unintelligible, but much
sembling in intouatiou the peculiar
ogue of tho Senator from Texas.
Mr. Reagan is a iittlo hard of hearing
id botore he could arrive at a realiata*
3u of the situation tho operator had
hipped tho cylinder olT the machine
ith a remark about its being "out of
der," and aubfltitutcd another, which
on Bent tho strains of "Tho Wearing of
0 Green" lloating through the cornmite
room.
Tho cylinderof "celebrated imitations"
is been destroyed.
Tito Spring Medicine.
Tho popularity which Hood's fiarsarilla
has gained as a spring medicine
wonderful. It possesses just those
jments of health^giving,blood-purifyg
and appetito-restoring;which every*
dy seems to need at this season. Do
t continue in a dull, tired, unsatisfac*
y condition when you may bo bo
ich beneiited by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
purities the blood and makes tho weak
onK* 1
Employer?"Well, Patrick, which is
a bigger fool, you or I ?" Patrick?
aith, I couldn't say, sor, but it's not
isilf, surely."
, A hcrnp of Pnpor Shych Her Lire.
It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap>g
paper, but it saved her life. Sbo
s in tho last stages of consumption,
d by physicians that she was incura1
and could live only a short time;
) weighed less than seventy pounds,
a piece of wrapping paper she read of
, king's New Discovery, and got a
uple bottle; it helped her, she bought
lrgo bottle, it helped Uer more, bought
other and grew better fast, continued
ueo and is now strong, healthy, rosy.
imp, weighing 140pounds. For fnllei
rticulars send stamp to W. H. Cole,
uggiat, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of
a wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
ug Co.'fi drug store. 4
Rheumatism is caused by an acid in
j blood; therefore, external treatment
)rds no permanent relief. To elimie
tho poison and make a thorough
e of the diBease, nothing else is bo efent
as Ayer's .Sarsaparilla. Give it a
ll. Price $1. Worth $5 a bottle.
Marvelous Emlurnuco.
rhe vast amount of labor performed
the heart in keeping all portions of
> body supplied with blood is not
lerally known. It beats 100,000 times,
1 forces tho blood at the rate of 168
les a day, which is 3,000,000,000 times
15,!o0,SS0 miles in a life time. No
nder there are so many heart failures,
e first symptoms are shortness of
?ath wheu exercising, pain in the side
stomach, fluttering, choiring in throat,
oression, then follow weak, hungry
Bmothering spells, swollen ankles, etc.
. Franklin Miles' New Heaiit Cure is
.ho only reliable remedy. Sold by
e Logan Drug Co. mwfaw-1
sought for the last hundred years. A
nedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold
the head found at last in Ely's Cream
lm. Safe and pleasant to use and
ily applied into the nostrils. It gives
ief at once and a thorough treatment
3itively cures. Price 50 cents, mwimw
Suardian?"Why should a rich and
ppily situated young woman like you
nt to get married ?" She?"I'm afraid
burglars."
?upei??r<
This is what you ought to have, in
t, you must have it, to fully enjoy
Thousands are searching for it
ily, and mourning because they find
not. Thousands upon thousands of
liars aro spent annually by our people
the liopo that they may attain this
on. And yet it mav be had by all.
b guarantee that Electric Bitters, if
id according to directions and the use
rsisted in, will bring you Good Diition
aud oust the deamon Dyspepsia
d install instead Eupepsy. Wo recimend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
d all diseases of Liver, Stomach and
dneys. Sold at 50c and $L per bottle
Logan Drug Co., druggist. 4
A Strange Case.
Had Mra. H. A. Gardner, of Vistula,
d., lived two thousand years ago she
>uld have been thought to be posised
by evil spirits. She was subject
nervous prostration, headaches, dizzi88,
backache, palpitation and forty to
ty spasms a day. Though having been
;ated by eight physicians /or years
thout success, Bho was permanently
red by one bottlo of Dr. Miles' Iiestotive
Nervine. A*trial bottle of this
iw and wonderful medicine, and a fineillustrated
treatise free at The~Logan
rug Co.'s Drug Store, who recommends
id guarantees it. mwfaw-1 ,
tits.
All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's
reAt Nerve Restorer. No Fits after
st day's use. Marvellous cures. Treata
and $2 00 trial bottle free to Fit cases,
md to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
Miles' Nerve ami Liver Pllli.
An important discovery. They acton
le liver, stomach and bowels through
io nerves. A new principle. They
leedilv cure bilinnnneaa. him taflto. tr*r
id liver, pilesaud constipation. Splenid
for men, women and children,
tallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
ir twenty-five conts. Samples free at
ho Lotmn Drug Co.'s.
' itrXlrr.-Ccxnn tn oat of lh? tnow. iToull "g%%
roar death of cold from wet f??1,
CAiWriw.?Mother, oar BhooB cin't est wet; yoa
tot* Out WO hAT?
Wolff'sftCMEBIacking
oo tbira, ind wit?r cxn't ro throoah.
SLL
th* *?*** of ?cnibbln* la rjeh aloxnry. Wo
will <e you how an oatUy of si.CO will Obtila It,
tad atlll th? floor won't look painted. Uw
#IK-BON
# \ r^nr.
wotrr * Randolph, pwmseiphi*. >
JA inlDrvg, raint and Ev>utJ^r\i^ing Sorm, j
FINANCE AND TRADE.
J The Feature* of the Money and Si
i Market*.
New York, May H.-Money on call cw.y, i
' In* from I to 0 per cent, lout loan 0 j?cr i
closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime inurcai
' paper 6*7 per cent. sterling eichaugo dull
I steady nt si 8-l>*ai 86^. Balca of ulocks *
423,78'J shares.
The stock market wn* aetlro lor a-fewtl
but rather quiet for the geno-al li?t to-day,
i a feverish und Irregular toue marked tho <
lngn almost froiu the beginning to the end.
cousplotious strong stocks were Chicago
hu?ar rotluerles, New England and Uurllni
A Qufncf. T/iu true status of the silver leg
tlou was understood In Loudon this moru
aud sn a couscqueuce that center wan okh
liberal buyer this morning and tho Lou
prices wero higher. Chicago Has, Kuvr Kugl
and Sugar wero all specially strong, aud
buying ot tho former Ib ascribed to a pool wl
Intends to compel the aborts, who are aom
the most influential operators In Chicago
cover.
Tho spurt lu Murliogton A Qulncy In tho
hour wan thought to foreshadow some uew
velopmenU iu regard ?<> tho western rates I
tlon, hut nothing had transpired up to thee
of builurM. The market finally closed str
aud active, with most of the list but tllgl
changed, though generally higher. Suuar ti
Chicago ?ias U, New Kn#land 1J?. Chlci
jjurllngton A Qulncy J?-i?nd Wisconsin Con
1 per cent.
Kallroad bouds more active. Balca fi.Wl,
Government aud 8Ute bonds dull and stei
bonds and stock quotation!)?closed hi
U. 8.4s feg*- 122 Ohio A MUstsslppl.
u. fl. 4s coupous...m1vu do preferred....,.- i
U. 8.4k? reg l(W% Oregon Impr'vem't i
U. 8.4>y? coupon.H.lo;J>t Oregon Jtuv li
l'lll'llll! t.u nf '(t.'i UA OrniMltl Train
Adauis Express 151 I'ncTllo Mull
American ExpresaJlfi I'lttsburgh ......II
Canada PaclHc....? 78$* Pttllmau Palace 1'.
Canada Southern... Heading... 4
Central facitlc 31 Koek Island 1
Chesapeake A Ohio VMJi St.L. A San Fran-... S
do llrst preferred. 6.'?k Si. i'sul 1
do socoud prel'd- 4Hft do preferred 1'.
Chi. ihir.AQuiucy.il I St. i'uul A Omaha.. I
Del. A Hudson Ua do preferred (
Del., Lack A W caL?l l,% Tenu. Coal A Iron., t
Denver A 11.0 IX Texas Paclllo
Krlo ... ... 27!i Union Pacific (
Fort Wayne IWJ4 U.H. Express.- - "
Illinois central Ilfih W'., til. L.A I* 1
Kansas A Texts ir> do preferred 'J
Ijiketihore : llljf Wolls-Faruo Ex H
Louisville A Nash. w Weiitern Union 8
Memphis A Chin.... (>2 \m. Cotton Oil Michigan
Central... wy$ Colorado Coal Missouri
Pacific...- 7&5i iron tiilvcr 20
Naahvlllo A Chfttt ..101 Quicksilver
NowJerjeyCcntraLl'^i do preferred., 8
Norfolk A W.pref'd iV&t Sntro.....
Northern Pacific.... Hlchm'd A W. I'.T. 2
do prcferrod - Mchlsou 4
Nor'iwestern 225H Lead Trust do
prelerred -146ft Sugar New
York CcntraLlOb^
Hrendstutfg nud 1'roYlnlons.
1 New Youk, May 8.?Flour, receipts 15;
packages; exports 3,183 barrels and 231.000 sad
market quiet; wiles 20,2i0 barrels. Wheat,
eelpls KHi.iuo bushels; exports 74.000 bushe
sales 4,9M.OOO bushels of futures aud 2C,OOObui
cin ui k|kji: Kpoi inarm dun. i}$c up; ungrad
red 82ca8l 01 %: No. n red No. 1 norllic
31 05; options fairly actlvo, irregular and hiplx
No. 2 rod May UTjJiaWJic, closing at w}$c: Ju
90^h'J9>^c, closing at July W^alMJc. closl
at 'j7j(ic: August Iti^e; Keplember WKa95c, cli
ing at WJ^c; liccembcr 94%a97c, closing at 90A
Kye firm; western Corn. rcccli
13.1,850 bushels; exports 17a,000 bushels; sal
l.NtO.OOO bushels oi futures and 201.000 bush<
of spot; spot market unsettled, clou
Heady: ungraded mixed 39a-i5o; M
4ljia4'jj^c, clo?iug at 42>^c: June 42c; Ju
42%c; August 43l?c; September 43J-,
OaWi receipts 125,000 bushels; exports 30,C
bushels; tales 1,0^5,000 bustiels of futures ai
326,000 bnnbels of spot; market active and big
er; May 82J4n33&?e: closing 83->Sc: July 32Kc:hu
No 2 white 35J4a36>$c;mlxod western 32a36c: N
2 ChlCHKo 3?>ia35c. tiny and hops steady. Oi
lea steady ami Ar? 10 points tip. hugar rellui
Arm. Molasses quiet Rice firm. Tallow, ko?
and Turpentine firm. Eggs firmer; weste
13j?c. l'orlc strong; new mess SU 00*14 50; c
tra prlmoSllW. (Jut meats quiet Lard cas
Juueti.Ctc; July 6.73c; August 6.82c: Septemli
6 92c: October fi.'JJc. Uttttcr steady: wcatei
dairy 7al2c; creamery 'JalSc; lilglu 19c. Chee
steady; western 8a'J>$c.
Chicago, May 8?A large business was trni
astcd In wheat, and a slurp reaction In prk
occurred. The early market was weak and prk
lower, being a continuation of the weakness
jestcrday, but active buying turned the com
oi the market upwards. Halns were reported
the northwest, which stimulated selling. Lnt
numerous brokers began to buy, outsiue ord(
increased, and prices steadily auvauccd fcei
aftove the inside figures reached early in thodu
There was & fair Uadlng, though at times t
market In coru was somewhat dull. The feeli
developed was stronger and transactions were
higher prices. The market In oats wan st-ady a:
at times very excited! lucre wasa little more bt
iuess iu provisions to-day, chiellyon local i
count. . l'rlces averuged higher and tho mark
closed stcidy at inside llgures. Flour firm a:
unchanged. Wheat, cash. No. 2spring91c: No
spring 'Jjc: No. 2 red 'Joe; May 'JlaUSc, cloning
Doc; June OO^aOt^c, closing at tt3%c: July W>
Otyic, closing at 'Jsykc. C'oru. ca?h No. 2, 3434
May 3tfJ<tX4i4c, cloning at mc; June33Ka.m
closlug at 34??c: July 34VJa35we, closing at 35*i
Oats, cash No. 2.27J$c; May V6%ft27$i?-\ closing
2714c; June25%a'26>ic,closing at 2f>l?c; July:
25}*e, cioslnc at 25Jic. ltye, No. 2,52c. Flaxse
81 41. Timothy seed 81 32. 31 ess port, audi a:
May 813C0a13 10: Juno 81310al3 20, closing
113 10; July 813 20al340. closing ?t #t?n i.?.
mix ana May 6.25aG.27&c; Juno G.35c; July 0--i
6.47%c, closing utG.^Oc.. Bacon, short ribs 5.1
545c; shoulders 5.00io.l0c; short clear 5.7
Whisky SI U2.
Philadelphia, Nay 8.?Flour llrm. Wh(
quiet ami lower; fair to sood milling R'-hiU
prime to choice OCcajl 00; No. 2 red May 'Jlay
june 92%a!KS%c; July 9lUa92}?c; AugustSOKaO
Corn a shade lower; No. 3 mixed on track 3!
No. 2 mixed May UJ4?42c; June uud July 41!
4I4?c; August42a42%e. Oai? strong; No. 3 wh
33%a3lc; do choice ;n%c; No.2 white May 341
3 e; Juue33V?a31c; JulyKlKnMc; August :u>J4u3
Eggs quia but steady; Pennsylvania lltsts 12}
Cincinnati, 0., May 8.?Flour firm. Whi
quiet and firm; No. ured95c; receipts2,200bui
els; shipments 5,000 bushels. Corn llrm; No
mixed 3Sc. Oats strong; No.2 mixed 29a??l
Kyo quiet; No. 2, 58c. I'ork dull at $13
1'jird anil at 6.0Ca6.Q5c. Bulk meats easy; shi
ribs5.10a5.50c. Bacon steady; short .clear 6.5
Whisky firm at V <tt. Butter, sugar aud chei
quiet. Eggs steady at 10c.
Baltimore. May 8.?Wheat, western stror
No. 2 winter red spot and May 95yp\ July 0i;
91 %c; AujustOlJ-fc. Coru, western firm; mix
spot 44%c; May 4vc; June, July and August
4?%c. Oats active: western white 38a39e; mix
36aa8c. Uye llrm at OlaG.'c. Hay steady; prime
choice timothy 813 t0ul4 00. Butter ucllvo; we
cm ladle I0al3c; creamery l'alOc. Eggs steady
li>ic.
Toledo, O., M?v A?Wheat firm arid hfghi
cash and May 95%c; June 96c; July 93c; Augi
9lc. Corn steady; cash,35%c; May Mlic. Oi
dull and llrm; cash 30c; Muy28>jc. Clwversc
dull and steady; cash 83 60; October S3 87}$.
Live Stock.
Chicago, May 8.?Cattle? Receipts 15,COO her
'shipments 0,000 head; market easy, to stroi
beeves 3) 00a5 30; steers S3 SUu4 90; Btockers a
feeders Si 80a4 00; cows, bulls and mix
81 7Ua3 8o; Texas corn fed steeis 83 25aI
Uo^s?ItecelpM 21,500 head; shipments 0,'
head: market steady; mixed SI 05a4 27}$; hen
and light 84 U5a4 35; skips S3 W:,\\ 00. Shcej
Kcccipts6,000 bead; shipments2,000head; m
ketsteady; natives $iooa640; western corn i
S5 00a6 35; Texaus 84 60*5 00; lambs S5 50a7 CC
East Luiektv, Pa., May S.-Cattle?Receli
210 head; shipments 180head; market strong
unchanged prices, liogs?Receipts 2,uoo hei
shipments 1,100 head; market slow; medium a
selected 84 30a4 35; common to belt York
St 20*4 30; pigs81 00a4 15. Sheep-Rccclpts 1,
head; Khlpujcuw 1,200 head; market slow at y
tcrday's price*.
Cincinnati0.,_May S.?Hoga. firmer: co
i u.u<> mm iikui. a.i uuai iu; pocking and butch
i <4 03a4 '23; receipts 5,0u0 liead; shipments 4,'
| head.
Petroleum.
New Youk. May 8.?Petroleum steady at SI
lor epot and S4J$ lor June option; *l>ot >
ticglcctcd uud closed dull at Sihc; Juuo i
tion moved up to Stock Excbani
Opening at 8tj?c; highest S4%c; lowest 8cl
closing at M>?c. Sales 154,000 barrels.
Oil City, Pa., Slay 8.?Petroleum opened
8-l^jc; highest 84><;c; lowest W^c; closed at &i}
sales 187.UOJ barrels; charters "Jl,423 barrels; be
mcnta 70,555 barrels; ruus 68,671 barrels.
BiiADpono, fcPA., May 8.?Petroleum opoi
at 84 %c: closed at siu; lilghtmt &%c; low
ta]ic; clearances coj.ooo'barrels,
PirrsnuKOK, 1?a? Way 8.?Petroleum actl
weak aud lower. Opened at closed at I
hltftie?tb45?c; lowestMJic.
Slfltnls.
Nkw York, May 8.?pitc Iron quiet. Cop
strong; lake 313 00. Lead Hull uti-107%.
quiet; siMitsS-'O 75,
Cotton.
Cincinnati. o.. May 8.?Cotton steady
quiet; middling ll%c.
Advlco to Mothers.
Are you disturbed at night andbrol
ol your reat by aaick child Buffering i
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If
send at once and get a bottle of 51
Wikblow'b Soothing Syrup forCi;
dren Teetiiinq. Its yaluo is inealci
bio. It will relievo the poor littlesufi
er immediately. Depend upon it, mo
ere, there is no mistako nhnnt it
curea dyBentery and diarrhcea, regui?
the stomach and bowels, curea^ wi
colic, abfteua the gums, reducea intlt
mation, and gives tone and energj
the whole system. Mrs. Wisrlo
soothino Syrup for children tee
ing is pleasant to the taste, and is
prescription of one of the oldest and I
female nurses and physicians in
United States, and ia lor sale by all di
gista throughout the world. Prici
conta a bottle. uwm
Backlen'* Aral en Salve.
The beat salvo in the world for c
bruises, sores, ulcers, Fait rheum, fe
BoreB, tetter, chapped hands, chilbla
cornB, and ail skin eruptions, and p
tively curea piles, or no pay required
ia guaranteed to give perfect satiBfact
or money refunded. Price 25 centa
box, For sale by .Logan Drag Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Caste
_ Educational.
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:BOVAIRD&SEYFABG
xixU
?tUuj MAIN OFFICE AND W0UK3,
"k" Bradford, McKean County, Pa.
nml '
leal*
j? Branch Office and Salesroom
lug,
2uo5 150 First Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
the .. ,
i/cii
u <>' CouHUuOr on band, both at llrudford aud Pittsburgh, tho largest stock of
j Drilling and Fishing Tools
"go.
ual IN THE WOULD
000.
kU,t Ana tU our own Justly acknowledged superior nuke. Our facilities for promptly filling largo or"
dura aru uuiurpafsed, ah wo manufacture and deal in everything In tho
24>f way of Oil and Artesian Well Supplies.
J3
m;
i:i EXAMINE OUlt
15
I New Electric Engine,
And bocomo convinced that It substantiates our claim that It la the best in tho market*
rj"
^ N. B.?YTo arc oneo moro in tho field with tho largest stock ot
P FIRST-GLASS SECOND-HAND SUPPLIES
? In Olldom. Socond-haud BOILERS, ENGINES, TANKS.PIPES,TUBIXG. CASINO, etc., Otc..
q at a largo discount Jrora tue prlco of new,
**' Three thousand eight hundred second hand boiler* and onRlues solil In tho last seven years
n without one mUhap or word of fault being found.
I; THIS IS OUR ltECOBl).
Estimates Famished. Correspondence Solicited.
DCQ ap4UWiF
I MUST BE SOLD!
ed
^ '' " ' ^
" Having concluded to rctiro from business, I will oiler my entire
I" stock of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, a Completo Outfit ol Wagon
Maker's Tools, also a Good Safe, ior Sale Cheap. Goods must lie sold.
| DAVID KULL, SR,,
3d __fon anu mam street.
I JARECKI iANDFACTURING CO,,
?! (LIMITED.,)
ed
nd _____
& ESIRIIE, PA.,'
tr>u
MANUFACTURERS OF;
I Brass Goods, Malleable and Grey Iron Pipe Fittings
)c;
4&
FOR STEAM, GAS, WATER AND OIL;
| OIL WELL SUPPLIES OF EVERYI)ESCRIPTIOH
ifr
m Tubing, Casing and Ropes,
:se
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is BRANCH OFFICE:
a 953 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, Pfl.
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Other lJrancti Stores at all the principal points In Pennsylvania, New York
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" Coa to rials bo well Ada ptedto children that I Costorla enrea CoJIff. Constipation,
i ^r.tu"^?ir^pUcn I *?- till
111 Bo. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. I Without Injurious medication,
Tiie Centaur Compant, 77 Murray Street, N. t.
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(( (fckr$.MT^bakihb
CSS^) POWDER
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
each can of the cooics baking powder is guaranteed
full strength, full weight, and is sold on its
:en merits at the lowest possible" price consistent
lid with quality.
BO | * ???i
iE SOQ&S Quarters,Retail at 5 cts.
? OOOSCS Halves, Retail at 10 cts.
.tes ruuwua, B*&fct?EUftl
Sold by sU Grocers. Try a Pound Can;
w's ================================================
& WE ARE ALL SETTLED.
the ?0m0 an(' See Us inOurNew aud Handsome Quarters, 51 TirelJtL St
,u_ nc an buow you more uiUYULta una netier
3 05 BICYCLES than all other dealers combined. Tho Vnv. \ .
* VICTOR SAFETY
. is finer than evar. Don't fall to geo It. We arc // \ I l/P%,
trading In comparatively new wheels of othertV/k
:*?r makes for the VICTOR. Why la ft? Simply bo- jp~SyA-gr^W *tu s
cmuic the VICTOR I?b?st.
-rT Don't loso money by buying a wheel without examlnln'g
the VICTOR. ^uylh0^atlu^0#Urt'
' It l? tho cheapest In tho end.
P Call and examlno our stock. Over a doxua dlilfcr- >
ontmakea of BICYCLES. * =r~^X.*-' sS3^!ig2E53P?,*-~
,ria: EDW. L. ROSE & CO., New Store, 51 Twelfth Street,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
(Winter* of tho Visitation.)
A school of tnoro than national reputatlo
o(Tbm exceptional advantages for thorough edi
cation of young ladles In all departments. L
tirnry of six thousand volume*. Flu? phll
ophlcal. chemical andastrouomlcal apparatu
Musical department specially noted, Corpsi
Piano teachers trained by a learned Vrofexw
from Conservatory of Stuttgart. Vocal cultm
according to tho method ul the old Italian ma
tern.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and healtl
Ten acres ol pleasure grounds, Hoard exetsllen
For catalogues, and references to patron* 1
all tho principal cities, address
TIIK niHHCTRRaW.
NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
lror Boys and Olr/s,
between 4 and 10 years of ago, opened BKt
TKMBKR, 1SS-J, at 747 Main Kthkkt. It
structlon thorough and proRreislve, ludlvldui
and class Instruction suited to tho ago and c*
paclty of the pupil.
Especial attention given to coneet artlculi
tlon and delects of speech. Krench conversatlo:
and eallsthenlea without extra charge. A plan
In tho school room for tho entertainment an
Instruction of tbo pupils. Visitors admitted t
tho dally sessions of tho school. Next quarto
beillut A nil I. 7, tm
Mldd M. It. HART, Principal,
ap7 l.ato of Washington, 1). C.
STAMMERING
Mar bo thoroHghlyarid permanently cured
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_ TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
A RRIVAI, AND DEPARTURE OF
I -Cjl TRAINB-On and after Nov. 24, 1W9.?KxJrLANATIOII
OP Kkxkhwnck M AIIKH. UHIIV. fMnil.
day cxcepkvJ. JMotidir excepted. (Saturday
excepted. |rtundny ouljr, Saturday only.?
KmUtii Standard tlmo.
ll.AO.It.H.?ifoJn l.Uit, Hnst Depart. Arrive,
u Wwh.C'y,Unit.. I'hll.A N.Y. *4:tw nn> ]];(?pm
x> Wt*h.C'jf, lUlt, Fbll.A N.Y. ^^pm M^oim
,1. Wanh.C'y, lUlL.l'hll.AN.Y. *U:i>0|iii 9:30am
q. Cumberland Accom* 17:?n?ni t5:30pra
k, Ornfton A?:om 2:23 pm 12:43 pm
j| WoumlHVlllo Accora |7:uuaui fviUOam
>r B.A O.K.K-C.&O.Dlv.,West
j5 For Columbus and Chicago., 8;te am Ma'.iS am
* 0<olumbUR.Cln.andCbl'go... lonwatr tiiiopm ,
Chb*go Limited 10:10 pm 6:80?m
i. ChicagoK.tprvm 14:15pm |U:wjam
t. Columbun, Cln. A 8t. Loubu. 10:15 pm Aiaftaui
n VohmbUH Acvorn f4:l&pro Hi:uOnm
Ht. ciRlrNvlllo Accom tlOiUfiain {ll:ooam
Ht. (JlnlravtlloAccom... tl:45pm iiiHftpm
" Bt. Cialravlllo Accom {4:lftpm {6:10 pm
B.O.A O.K.R.- HUUiLPiv.
1 Kor ruubumh 'Wllln >10:0(1 ?m
Pittsburgh *.*. 7:,A?am fliMpm
Pittsburgh and GuL fi:20 pm ?io:io vm
i. Pittsburgh tl:40pm tl2:r<opm
il Wellington,1'*.,Accom {&:Ui>pm t8:10am
I- P., C. & Br. L, KT.
.. PiUjburgh f7:30aic M."/opm
, Pittsburgh and New York.... tl:4.> pir f3:4ftpm
' Pittsburgh and New York-... {4:20pm til :00am
j Pittsburgh tb N. Y. ?x 9:40 pm
0 WMfT.
t Express, Cln. aud fit. Loui*,,. 7:20 am Mt;60am
Express, Cln. aud St. Louis... 9: U? urn {9:20 pm
Express, Bleubtmvillu A Col. 1:46pm {3:43pm
? SUmbeuvlllo A Deuulsou {4:20 pm.
C. A P. R. R.
PUtob'gh. Clove. A Chicago. f8:60am f8:82paj
r ateubenvilio Aocom i9:83am {i:2S pm
3 PltUburuh aild N?W Vnrlf. . tlli'-Mum lli.ih.m
f Cleveland and Chicago....^,. t2:i2pm jsiWam
. 1'Uuburgn iiml Nowiork... t3:Mpm l&:37pm
. Hast Liverpool ...... "7:14 pui 112:12 am
C., L. A. W. R. B.
Express, Cleveland, E. A W? tl2:lRpm 13:10pm
Mmiiiiiou Accom t5:12pm til:33am
flUClalravillo Accom jsiooam
at.OlalrHVllloAccom flO:?Hain {ltlClpm
1 St. Clatravlllo Accom t2:l0pm t5:30pm
St. Clalrsvlllo Accom 6:21pm 8:03 pm
Local Freight ami Accom.... 1:13 pm tl2:05 pm
OHIO R1VKR H. H.
Paasengur ?7:(x)am 11:10 am
PaNwrnger ...... U:30 am 3:K>pm
I'awaenner M:l&pm| ?tt:4Spm
B., Z. A C. KAILKOAB?Ccutral Time.
Bellalre A Zancavlllo Through I'awiungor lcavca
Rellalro at 10:00 a. m., arrives at Bollalro at 2:W
1 p a.
Woodsfleld Pawiengcr leaven BcUalro at 4:10 p
' m.. arrives at Boilalro at 8:'>0?. m.
Summcrfleld Accommodation leaves Bcllaho
at 12:'^0 p. m., arrives at 11:00 a. m.
, 8TEAMER BKLLA1RE.
I.cavo Wheeling, Dally Trip, City TIme-C:40,
i 8:30.10:00 and 11:45 n. m ; 2:00, 1:00, fl:0? p in.
Leave Wheeling Sunday*, City Time?8:00,10
and 12:00 a. m.:2:00. 4:0U andfeoflp. m.
Railroads.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE It. K.
On and after Monday, April 28, 1890,
trains on Ibc Wheeling A him Urovo Railroad
will run as follows:
I.KAVE WllKKUNG.
6:80 a. m., 0:10 a, m., 7:00 a. m.,'8:03 a. m? 9:00
a. iu , 10:00 a. iu., 11:00 a. m., 1*2:00 in., 1:00 p.
in.,2:00p.m.. 3:00 p.m.. 4:00p.m., 6:10p.m.,
0:10 p. m., 7:00 p. m., 8:00 p. m., 9:30 p. m.,
LKAVE WHKEUNO 1'AHK.
6:10 a. in., 7:00 a. m., 8:00 ft. m., 9:00 a. m.,
10:00 a. m., 11:00 a. m., 12:00 m., 1:00 p. in., 2:00
p. m., 3 p. m., 4 p. m , 6:10 p. m., 6:10 p. m., 7:00
p. m., 8:00 p. m., 8:55 p. m., 10:10 p. m.
SUNDAYS?Leave Wheeling at 7:00 a. m. and
run every hour, except church train, at 9:16 p.
m. Leave Wheeling Park at 8:00 a. m. and run
every hour until 10:00 p. m? except church
trains, which will leave tho l'nrk at 9:45 a. in.,
and Wheeling at 12:15 and 9:15 p. m.
m>:r? ?:. llii^cir.Hup'L
Jg ALTIMOKE A OHIO R AILRO ADDeparture
and arrival o
traluH at Wheeling, Kastcrn
t'we. Pcbcdulo in effeet
November 24,1SS9.
kbtnb main line hast.
Gfil' ,? Vel(Av/lw For Baltimore, l'hiladelS^ffgrfphiaand
New York, 4:35 a.
??^rair)7? m.,2:25 and 11:50 p.m. daily
Cumberland accommorta*
tl?n^7:30 a. m. dally, except
Grafton Accommodation, 2:25 p. m., dally.
MoundKVille Accommodation, 7:00 a. in., except
Sunday.
ARB1VE.
From New York, Philadelphia ami Baltimore,
9:S0 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. and 11:05 p. m? dally.
Cumberland Accommodation, 5:35 p. in., except
Sunday.
Grafton Accomodation, 12:45 p. m., daily.
Moundsville Accomodation, 9:05 a. m., except
TBANS-OniO DIVISION".
For Chicago, 8:85 and 10:05 a. m. and 10:10 p'
1 m. dally, and 1:15 p. m. dally, except Sunday.
Cincinnati Kxpresi, 10:05 a. m. and 10:i& p
. m., dally. . .
Columbus Accomodation 4:15 p. m., exeep
"bi. cTalrsville Accomodation, 10:05 a. m. and
1:45 aud 4:15 p. m., except Sunday,
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 12:45,5:30 a. m.and 6:10 p. m
dally.
Cincinnati Express, 5:35 a. m. and 0:10 p. m.,
dally.
Columbus Accommodation, 11:00 a. m., dally,
except Sunday.
St. Clalrsvllle Accommodation, 11:00 a- m.aud
1:35 and ti:iu p. m., dally, except Sunday.
WHEELING ?fc PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 5:40 and 7:20 a. m., dally, and
1:40 p. m., dally, exccpt Sunday.
For Pittsburgh aud ihe East, 0:20 p. m., dally.
Wtwhlaxton Accommodation, 5:35 p. in., dally,
except Huuday.
arrive:
From Pittsburgh, 10:00 a. m., dally, and 12:50
p. m., dally, except bunday, and 0:55 and 10:10
p. m., daily.
Washington Accommodation, 8:10 a. m., dally,
exocnt Sunday.
Ohio river railroad.?time
Tablo taking effect November 24, 1KS9.
Passenger tralus will run as lollows?Central
Time. All trains dally except thoso marked
thus t which do not rota on Sunday:
BOOTH ROUND. }No.7 No.b.JtNo.3 No. 1.
leave. a. m. p.m. a. m. a.m.
Wheeling 3:16 10:30 C:G0
Ben wood....... s:H5 10:45 C:15
Moundsvllle 3:50 11:06 6:E'i
New Martinsville 5:05 *12:06 7:27
Williamstowu .. 6:55 1:40 9:33
Parkers 6:45 7:S0 2:25 10:25
Uavenswood...M.M...MW.. 7:13 3:48 11:45
Mason City 8:33 .........
Clifton ........... 8:38 4:W 1:10
Pt. Pleasant- 9:15 ft:0M isM
; aujidotiir:".::. i'|g-? fig fig
i """"Kivr- ?=? ?:?
; Charleston, via Z.AO 8:S0 8;60
I Charleston, via C, 4 0 S:W 11:00
White Sulphnr.....^,,. o.nf r.10 .
, Ashland ?? ^ ? ...
fommoiiih""" ? 'S' !?
. MajiviUo ...."~ J:fj - <:?
s-!S ?
nuhtm Bouaa. So.zso.t. ho.?ir
Claclnn.1" ' ? ?& ?'mMuynvillo
jjm J;? ?
Portsmouth U:?
10:4b
Staunton *' j .{? , o.in
wMtoauiphur :;- ?:? 6:u:: ~
. Charleston, vla.K.4 0. *Mi ?.?
Charleston, via. C. 4 0. 12:63 S
rv AKRIVIi *i m
Huntington .... 2;ai jj;c
[ Hnntlncwnl.^ 15;;15 fSj
! GurHIKlOtUj ...... 5-jr, JQ.1 r, ? *
: O?rupoii? ?:& ISiiS ion ?
; Point PiMant 7:30 liSi (:3o~~~
^on citrZ'.'.'.~:::~: S Hi? lis?
l'ar'SS."" . " ll'"fo 8-aS S'UO "'?m
wiiium?towi. ". 77" iiMs ;:S 8:00 S:S5
- KewM?rllni?n; J:S S;5?
V KoumlirtHo.".. " J:S S:S
r Bonwood. ;:r? ,:IS?
wiic-oiinc jijS J:?
r Through tickets, find hagRaKOchocked, to all
a poluu. For rate* and other information addroia
W. J. ROBINSON,1 G. P. A., ParkcraburK?
A. J. BANDY, A. Q. P. A.. Parkerabtint.
\ J. (i.TOMMNSON, 1*. A.. Wheeling.\V. Vft.
v vgSBE Central Standard Tlmo.
= jllFennsylvaniaLines.1
; fcc&J From Bridgeport Station.
! Trains vlfttho Cleveland Si Pittsburgh Kfc"
roadleavo Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, O1 '.ipo
and Cleveland, 4:W a. in. For Pittsburg :0:/2
a.m. For Chicago and Cleveland, l:L! p. in.
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2:&4 p. m. For
bUiUbenvllle, 8:8;{ a. m.
' Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:53 a. m., 10:ti
a, m.; 12:2tf n. ra.,4:37 o. m.. and7:52p. m.
| On Baturdnv* only?For lumt Llvorpool, 6:14
1 p. m.; Irom Cut Liverpool, 11:12 p. m.
? FROM .WHEELING BTATION.
Trains via thn Pltuburgh, Cincinnati ft at,
Louis Railway?I'an-Handle Kouto-leaveWhecl*
ltiK lor Steubcnvllle, Pittsburgh and tbo Ea*t,
[. G:a)a. m., 12:45 p.m ,3:20 p. m., and 8:10 p. m,
I For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis ana ?r
1A)u.?,u.??'w',vuu a;wp.m. KcrColumbua
I nnd Chicago, 12:45 p. ra. Train* arrlvoat Wheel1
Ins at * m<?10:00 " m 2:45 P*Rutl 8:540
I t) m. Trains leaving at 0:20 a. m. and arrlvim:
I at8:20p.m. run aolld between Wheeling *ud
1Pittsburgh. All train* dally oim>t Sunday.
3 fW saif
f rJM i s^saga
II" I U Kconoxny. It la Kitar&ntrcu. Don't fall to R
i b try it. Call orMimiroriwmpto card. i
15 hoge ^bro.,^^ j