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medical^ For Stomach liowol, JjivL-r Complaints, uud IleuducJio, uso - - ci ism tHBBnAgfa AVfcK'51 CATHARTIC PILLS They urc purely vegetable, nu^ar-coated, ?pmlily dissolved, and easy to take. livery doso Effective " t? d o IJ 3 ?3* Burdock! Blood Bitters J. a purely vegetable compound, possessing I r.: ' t rr{;uLstmjr powers over all the organs t,( the system, uiul controlling their becrelUjas. I: to purities the blood that it CURES I All blood humors and diseases, from a com-. I nu.ii oimnlu to the worst scrofulous sore, and tiiia combined with its unrivaneu regumunr, i cleansing and purifying influence on the becje- I lioi oI the liver, kidneys, bowels and skin, , render it uucquulled as a cure for all diseases j of the ^ _ SKIM From one to two buttles will cure boils, I pimples, blotches, nettle rash, scurf, tetter, a:i I all the simple forms of skin disease. From two to four bottles will cure salt rheum or rcxema, shingles, erysipelas, ulcers, ab;i i s--.es, running sores, and all skin eruptions. It is tuticeable that sufferers from skin DISEASES Art* nearly always aggravated by intolerable itching, but this quickly subsides ou the removal of the disease by B. B, B. Passing on to graver yet prevalent diseases, such astcrof-. uluus swellings, humors and SCROFULA We have undoubted proof that from three to six Louie* used iuterually and by outward application (diluted if the skin is broken) to the affected parts, win eueci a cure, i uu jrre^t mission of H. B. B. is to regulate the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood, 10 correct aci.Jity and wrong action of the stomach, and t.? open the sluice ways of the system to carry off all clogged and impure secretions, allowing nature thus Co aid recovery aud remove without fail BAD BLOOD liver complaint, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache, dropsy, rheumatism, and every 5{><desof disease arising from disordered liver, kidneys, stomach, bowels and blood. We guarantee every bottle of B. B. B. Should any person be dissatisfied after using thoyfrj/ bottle, we will refund the money on applicalion personally or by letter. We will also be ?ta<I to send testimonials and information proving the effects of B. B. B. in the above umed diseases, on application to KOb'I'EK, M1LBUKN & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. pi? |s?k i I PIUS. . CURE Ifck JlMilocho and rcllovoall tliotronblAO fncf? dunt to u bllioua utato of tbo yfltoia, aaoh as Diainnbo, Nauaoa, Drowainoau. Dl?tro?a uftos eating, l'alu iu tlio BIJo, ko. Wbtlc thoir woaf xuaaikaUlo fiucccua bus been abowu lu GUtlUg y sick HetiAchc. yrt Carter's Llttlo Liver Pffl? 09 I'liullyvitltubloluConutlpatloa.curlugAndpro* t? atliiij tblnunnoylng complaint, wlillo thoyalso c"rrDc?oUUlHordurooftho?tomacb,atlMUlstotb<j bwaaditHuiato tbo bowels, Even if tlwy only HEAD (Aebatbey wotjld l>o almost prlcoloes to thoeo w&O saffcr from this dliitrcsslny complaints butforttt" Cutoly tbolrcooduuaadors noto ud boro,and thoea v.jo uiicc try thorn will find tboeo llttlo pills vnluaUeln bo mauy ways that tboy will not bo wit* Ufig to do ivitbout tliorn. Dutaftorullalokluiad ache I to the bene of no many livoa that haro ta wtMM i wti mak? cur i;rv*t bouut. Our pills euro it whUo OtaorB do uot. Urti r'B Llttlo Livor Pills aro very email and wry uay to tako. Ouo or two pills makoti doso. Atwy MowWotly vuMotablo aim do not gripe oc p'i'l.'o, tut by tiiclr contlo action plouooall who jwethem. lu vlabiat25oontut ilvoforfl. SoM "y araggtits cvurywboro, or eoat by mall* r.5.1?T..EH MEDICINE CO,, Now York; WILL. SMALL DOSE, SllJUl PRICi: &M, R1PANS i ijphtabules j REGULATE THE ; j STOMACH,LIVER?NOB0WEL8 | | md purify the blood. : I ^^ssKiasssssjas: S 1 ' I," Ss "-"I'lnK liiloriou. to ? | Jr??Kl?u hr nppllPKtluu to nearest a mrr7rM\v ipef I' <oli ??', (HimJ.SjffiL.'"1' "'I1* ,Tro?tmen1 ""I ??., !. ,f,7r i? S i ?4?? <Wi by iiullior11,1' V'Tv'^v'ni,?. ln>? III 11v?i, H jlenlHHHlsguiricnoMj Iho ^ Mt-riuiii, ]!, V 1 . .,,H' ?'0M l'owor 1 i lrut cS!!X I' 5 V. I""fi "[SWMtft Cnra,,, of3 Jr1?TT)l??W)r_ flimsy h ~ *55? '* 1 T ? n-^ '< V *JOB + JmoRK# AND PIIONITLY KXKCUTKD At 1111 '"TiXLiummt JOII nooMi TKUT1I ANDBUAUTY. Good WortU 1 )mil u frioinl who livoil (or Truth. Who bought it oust, who sought U ?fo*t, ' lu city Htre?u> uud lonely huuutu, Aud (lied uupronperod iu the qutuit. Another, who lor lleuuty lived. For Ikjuuty bumroil all besldo, Ami in the eveuiui; of hi* duys For lleuuty, u* was lit, ho died. Aud lOHuy u time between them both Coulenihm ou tins point wua IoukOne Truth's bruvu knight iu weal uud woo, The other lJcuuty'# cuuiupiou struug. Hut when they crowed the Hood of deiOh, The eteruuf, ull-reveullug Hume ^ Fiunhed ou their boulh. uud then kuew they Thai Truth uud lleuuty ure the nutnu. THIS EDUCATIONAL CAUE13R. No llettur Fluid fur Young Men .in This .Couutry. | Review of Reviews.? There is uo bettor field in tlio Uuitod btutuu to-duy for young meu, ambition* <o uo uiumaoivua una mult cuutury u service, than the educational. There in lie department of our national life where promotion id aurorand speedier or thu reward, such as it it, more certain tliitu iu thut of education, whether in lower or higher schools or iu public or private institutions. Tho possible pecuniary rewards lire, it is true, uot so great us ill law, medicine or buainosa; though even in this respect education ia not so unfuvoiablo us it was in times gone by. There is a general upward tendency to salaries in all grades of education^ work, which givoa evldouce that thu community is beginning to recognizo tho iinportanco of education and the necessity of offering adequate pecuniary remuneration il it wishes to rotaiu for this work the boat tulont. It must bu confessed, howuvor, thut the real attractions in an educational career must bo sought in othor circumstances than the possibility of earning a great income. Thu Urst of these is social position. It may souui at first blush u littlo comical to speuk of the social position of tho teacher. Thu pedagogue has been known so long in literature und history as rather the butt of the coniinuuity that one finds it diflicult to connect tho idea of social dignity with him or his calling. Uut it ia none the leas true that the teacher hus a positiou iu tho community to-duAin this country which ho has novor before llud in tho history of tho world, and this positiou ia increasing in dignity and honor with every polling year. t>o plain ia thii thut Mr. liryce was struck by it in his studios of American life. In hia "American Commonwealth" ho says: "Tho professors seem to bo uiu'tivu itirwititr thn unfinl iiriutni'rui'V ?>f tlio city in which thoy live, though usually uuablo, from tho smaliuoss of thuir income, to enjoy social life as tho corresponding class does in Scotland, or oven in luigland. Tho position of presidont is often ono of honor und inUueiico. No university dignitaries in Great liritain aro bo well known to tho public or have thoir opinions quoted with so much respect as tho heady of sovim or eight leading universities of tho United States." This is nouo too strong. The position of presidont of Harvard cottage is no lets honored than that of governor oi Massachusetts, and there is no official position in tho city of Now York, or Philadelphia, or lialtiinoro, that compares in dignity and honor with that of president of Columbia college, or of provost oi tho univorsity of Pennsylvania, or of president of Johns Hopkins university, respectively. If wo hud a national university at Washington its head would certainly rank in public eitiiuation on a par with tho chief justice of the supremo court. liven in our smaller towns tho superintendent of public schools, if ho is worthy of his position, occupies ousily tho most prominent station in the community. Tho gonerai public is beginning to tako an interest in oducation, such as it hus novor taken koforo. A significant sign of the times is the amount of spaco which our daily newspapers and magazines aro giving to educational nows? something absolutely unknown even a fow yoars ago. Every new theory in oducation, almost evory new device in schoolroom practice can now socuro public attention and recognition. The condition of our village schools, tho requirements in English for admission to colleges, the state of our city school systoms now get full trcntmont in tho col unina of our loading periodicals. Any man or woman who has something to say on educational theory or gotnothing to do in educational work now lias a magnificent opportunity. Finally and cbielly, there is an absolutely unparnlellod opportunity to do high and worthy work in our educational system. And it ia tliia fact which should especially appeal to the sonorous soul of the liberally oducatod youth. Where the opportunity for sorvico is thither our youth should throng Hero are possibilities of rendering the nation and the race sorvicui which may fairly be put by the aido of the best that uion have ever rendered In any field. The organization ol national education on a broad basis suited to our wauts and conditions is a task so gigantic, so farroachillgin all its effects, not only upon us, but also upon tho entire world, that any ono of us may well bo content if ho has helped oqly in a small part of tho Hold toward the progress of the groat caujo. Till': 01MNU8B SIDli An Employe fit ilit1 Mx Uoni)mlili-N Tallin About tin1 Great Sy ml lint n. Cincinnati Ttma-Slar. 0. \V, Maiison, a ban Francisco lawyor, was corralod by a repurier in the Grand Union station, and asked his opinions on currout topics. "Chinese businoss has claimed my attention for niuny months," said he. "I have boon iu tho employ of the six companies for several years, and just here 1 wish you would toll tliose eastern people what tho six companies are. They have boon dubbod high-binders, ronogados, smugglers and the Lord onlv knows what olso, whereas tlioy are known to be lioneBt organizations. "Tho Blx companies are not secret societies and not tradlug companies, but simply mutual benefit associations. Tliev are nothing mere nor less than societies like tho Friondly Hons ol Bt. Patrick or the Hibernians. The Chinoso aro naturally clannish, and those companies reuresoiit tho sovornl branches of the race In this country. Their names nro Wing Yoong, tho momburs of which hall from ureund about tho city o( Kuu Wing; tho Yeong Woli, uotnpoBod largely ol nntlvos of tho ishind of Yeong Hhsnjtho Hop Woli, made up of (ho natives of a number of small Interior oltles; tho Sum Yuk, from Canton and Shun link; tho Kong Cliau, nil Canton city men; the Ynn Woli, llnkka people. The tuota* hers of tho dltfereut couipaiilos are bound together by ties of common spooch, common Interests, anit also of blood relationship. Each company lias a president, an inspector and a board of control. The presidents are men of literary iittulunieiits anil sound scholars. Tlioy aru paid big salaries and nro ducted for a term of three yours. Tho boards of control liro composed of tho wosHhloit merchants nml serve for tho time' of their rosldonco III America, "A temple Is connected with tlii olllce ol ouch coiiipuuy, where the lui nuo ol Kwan Rung, a general who lived iu the third cuutury, in worshiped, liesides tho idol thu temples contain othur piucus of sculpture, in tiouiu casus making up very cosily furnishings. Euch company ulso has what is culled a guild hall, containing Uno curving* and gildings and furniture ot ehuny, inlaid with inothur of pourl. It is hero tbut thu company's business is transacted. 'J'ho boards of control act as arbitrators, and their success is uttestud by thu scarcity of casus in thu courts in which Chjneso tlgure. When disputes arise between dilferent companies, or whuu u uiattor of general interest is up for discussion, such as the Cieary iuw occasioned, the six prosidouU repair to a guild hall and confer before a representation of tho dragon throne, iu which is set u tablet bearing the inscription, 'May thu Emperor Live 10,000 Years.' "Here ulso proclamations are framed advising obudienco to law, instructing the Ohiuesu people in Aiifcriiun cu?toinB, und explaining news, laws and ordinances. Thu companies huvo nothing whatever to do with thu importation of Chiuuinou. Immigrants are always met by agents of tho companies, who secure the namus und village of | uncii onu und offer to registur him in ] the company to which no logically be- | longs. Tliu L'ompuuioH help such now- < coiners niuut tho lawa roquiromenta, auii thoro have burnt instances whuru tUo fraternal spirit lu<l tliu coinpaniea to err. Eapeciully wliou it cornea la tho prutoction of 0110 of their number who hub committed u crime tliuy lone sight of tliu demanda of juatico and aim only ut Betting tho guilty froe. "The companies care for tho uiuk anil bury the dead. The former are aunt buck to China as aoon as they c:au be moved and tho latter are nlso returned to sleep in native soil. The companies collect $U from each member for running eatponsoa and S2 far a fund devoted to aoudiug doad bodies home for burial. These sums must all bo paid boforo a Chinaman can got a permit to return homo, Tho permit is issued from the ollice of the companies ongoing furnished proof that all lawful debts have been puid or ure vouched for by some reliable Urm. "Steamship companies demand a permit before tlioy will sell a liekot, but of lute the Chinamen's Y. M. 0. A. has come to bo recognized as a seventh company, and accept permits issued by an officer of tho association, who is not n Chiuainiin. "Tho bi<c companion advised non-compliance with tho registration act, solely becuuse their American advisors instructed them to do so. "I think the peoplo should bo aware of tho character of the companies, in justice both to themselves aiid Chinainen." How tlio Honest Grocer (lot Kven. London lit-lUtS. Jowoler (to Groco\)?"f beg your pardon, but didn't I sue you put two or three finger-rings and u scarf-pin in yonr pocket?" Grocer?"Cortainly. When you come into my store, aren't you alwnya picking up things and putting thorn in vour mouth?" A l'liyMU'luu'tt Advice. To th0B0 who travel, or those who remain at home during the summer, "never bo without a stimulant." Its timely use saves the system from many a shock, and as a preventative of diseaao jrure whisky has always been recommended. Mux Klein, of Aliogheney, is a reliable dealer, who only keops the purest liquors in stock. His Silver Ago, at $1 50; Duquosno. at $1 25, and Bear Creek, at SI (X) per lull quart each, cannot be equaled, Send for catalogue and price list (mailed free) to Max Ivloiu, 82 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa. CliuiiK" 111 Time. On and after Sunday, July 2, train No. 38 on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad, which now leaves Wheeling at 1:50 p. m., central standard time, will leavo Wheoling at 1:40 p. in., central standard time. rasson?ers for Chicago and the west can now take sleeper, loaving ten minutes earlier and arrive in Chicago at 7:35 a. m. J. E. Tkkky, 0. F. and ll. A. lluokluu'M Annua eiulvo. The bost salvo in the world for cuts, liruiHflfl. floroM. ulcura. salt rhuutn. fever cores, tottor, chapped builds, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, ami positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaruntood to give per/ect satiafactionor rnouoy refutidod. Price 25 centa a box. l''or aaio by Logan Drug (Jo. When Baby was Kick, no gare bar CuMorltt When uhe vu a Child, she cried for Castor la. When she became Mies, she clung to Castorfck Whea she had Children, alio cavo them Castori. hltfeimuil Ciihi a. P. II. Clifford, New Cussel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia iinu Itlioumiitisiu, ilia Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetlto fell away, and ho was terribly reduced in flesh aud strength. Thruo bottles ot Electric Bittera cured him. Edward Shepherd, llarrlsburg, HI., bud u running aore on Ida leg of eight veura' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Dlttors and sovon boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and bis leg is sound uud well. John Speaker, Catawba, Ohio, had live largo l'ever sores on bis leg, doctors said ho was Incurable. Onu bottle Electric Bittern and ono box Buckleu's Arnica Salvo cured him entirely. Sold by Logan Druir Co. 3 Olnil Tidings. Tho'grand specific for tho prevailing* malady of tho ago, dyspopsia, llvor coin plaint, rheumatism, coltivoness, gonornl debility, etc,, is Huron's Celery Curo. This great herbal tonic stimulates tho digestive organs, regulates tho llvur and restores tho syatom to vigorous health and enorirloii. Samples Iroe. I.argo packages 50c. Sold only by 1/Ogan Drug Co. __ 3 For Ovnr Kitty Your*. mitf. winhixiw's Soothing Myiiui' Iihh been used for over fifty yours by inIIIIouh ot ntolhorH fur their children whllo tootliliiK. with perfuet ?m t't'Vt. Jt Ht Ml 11 ICS till* Clllld, MJItOlW tin' 111Jays ill! pAlil.otirort wind colic, nti'l In the bent remedy fot Dlnrrlnon. II will relievo tin* poor little biill'cier lriuiio?Iliit*,lv. Hold by dru^be* In every juart of tin- world. Twonty-llvo rent*? buttle. He lliro uud ii-k fur "Mr;. WlUllOft'l HootliliiK Svrnp," mill take no other kind. MWl.tU' SWIFT'S SPECIFIC " For rcnovMlim tho entire *yntom, ollmlnutlnjr All 1'oIhoiih from tho Mood, whether of ncrofnUnirt or gin, this preparation Inui no equal, j " For eighteen month* I had an ratlna noru on my toilfftlO. 1 WM treated by be*t local pliynlolanA, I lint obtained uo relief i tho pore fuarinullyuioMi I womo. f ilimlly took fl. H H? and waa entirely cured after nulii# o few iKittlea." C. li. MuLltMoilK, Henderson, Tux. S Trent l*n nil lllood and Skin Dim caaes malhid free. TUiBHirt Bl't-1 ir 10 <'?).. Atlanta, da. I yiNANOB AXD TRADE. the routurea of 1U0 iVioucy anil Stock MurkeU. NewYobk, July 17.?Mouejron call cuilcr at II to 8 per cent; Ja.it loan 21 per cent; closing jfl'ered at 3 pur cent. l'riwt> mercautlh) paper sabii per cenj. Sturliug cuchauge iina ut Si S-'ft iil fciJlvcr certificates opeucd higher uiid jdvancud froui7?> to 7-lc, lutur receded to 73c. - loslug quiet ut 73c bid. 7le atked. The total ialfS of stocks wuru IHO.txM) shares. The week opeucd with renewed depression ou theStock Exchange. owiug chiefly to unfavorable idvlee? front Loudou. where Ike markets for se urltluH were reported Hut, and to tbu long list of failures lu bauklug and mercantile circles ou uus hide. The" beur# were practically lu full .:outrol aud hammered pretty much everything ju the list with more or lem succeaHiu tuu ab.ence of eflectlve support ou the bull aide. The ieqlijju was equal vo to 3 per. cent. The jrunger stocks received marked attention ou aojouut of the iron troubles in ihu uorthwest. The pressure to hull was uot particularly heavy. Tho jasiur feeling iu luouoy wus partly oll'set by a rise oil cent iu tho ported rates of Hurling ex. hunge. The oiiuuiudlng short interest in the market is very heuvy and there was a brisk l?orrowing ileinaud for tho leading shares through>ut the day. The market doted steadier iu ;ono. Uailwuy bonds were quiet aud weak, bales wore $<>l).j,t)00. Goveruiueut aud State bonds dull. lONUiASUtroUiC QUOrATIOMl?uuhk? utn. U.S. 4s rug Ill Nashville A Clnitt... 78 IJ.S. -tocoupon ill New Jersev Ceut. .. tin U. S, 4V.? rug. 97 Norfolk A West pM 1U>{ I'ttultlc w ot '?> UMK Northern Pueltic.... 9 k itehlsotu I'J.Vi do preferred . 27}4 \duuu K*pro.? lib Northwestern 9hVi linoriQan KxnrcM.lU'J do preforrea?.131>a llaltimoroit Ohio.... 00 New York Coutrul. 90 'anaila Vaelfle .09 Oregon Improve'V.. 10 Jauada Southern...; WA Oregon Nav &0 ['antral i'.icllh? iu1-. Pacific Mail 1;!hesapeuku <it Ohio ? Pittsburgh H6 Chicago & Altou 13.f> Pullman Palace 150 Uhl.Ilur.itQuinoy. wH; Heading H>5 [,'UieagoUas 02 UichmotidTorm (J. A Hr. L 37% do preferred l?r? Do I. Coal .t Iron . .. Hock Island 0354 llotiou OllOertltio.. Ht Paul Del. tfc Hudson |ir> do preferred 11'-% Del.. Lack, it West. 1H St. Paul .t Omaha.. 35^ Den.&K. Q. profit. 2714 do preferred 10.') Krle Sugar Hullnerv 79% do preferred 27 Tenu. Coal A Iron. VI Port Wuvnu ...140 Texan Pud flu 0 Illinois Central I'ol. AO. Cou. prut 70 KausnsdiTox- prof. 17 (Juton l'lieilto 20% Luke Erie ?V West... \'t% I J. 8. Express W) do preferred (ill W.St. L.ti 1' 7 Lnko Shore UMi do preforred 14% Loud Trust 28'/.. Wells Fargo Ex 130 Louisville At Nash.. WJt Western Uulou 775-g Memphis & Cha-t... 10 Wheeling it L. K-. 11 Michigan Central... !il do preferred 4-J4 MissouriPacific 28J4 ItreiuUtuttR mul rrovlftlonn. Chicago, July 17.?With banks toppling over in tho Went all other' uows to day went lor naught on 'Change, The aiaouut of wheat on ocean outage decreased 1.432,000 bushels und the visible supply decreased 2.401,000 bushels, or together nearly 1,000,QW bushels. A falling off in Kusslau shipments wab said to bo causing firmness in the Kiiyllsb umrkots, and reports from the north western spring wheat region here were uo more reassuring tliuu before. Very little business was done in the wheat pit, tho hunk suspensions seeming to chook trailing. Coru wm.s wouk and prices averaged lower. Oats dull. Pork was neglected by both sides. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat? ("ubh No, 2 spring G5u05%Q: No. 3 spring C4e; No. 2 red fiOuMJie: July Gftlfti September C8%afl9kaG9c; December 7,V,yi70a7iHe. Cokn?Cash No. 2, 40c; July 40u40%a40c; August 4O/'|J?40>i,alOKc; September 41Jeull>iu 41c. Oath?("wh No 2. 28%c; July28^129^11^0; September 23l?u2&ko26)cc. Uvk-No. 2. We. Fi.ax.skkd?No. 1 si 01% Timothy mi-;kh?9120. Mt'.vs I'otiK?Cftbh und July Sl673al88T?; Septorn bur Il9fi0ul9 C0ul9 Go. Laud ?(,'ash und July so go; September 110 OOalO lOulO 05: October 59 10a0 fiOatf \V/r Shout Hi us-Cush ?? 35; July 88 2i%\ September SH 3?m8 70uH 32^} shoulders 88 2oa8 50; short clear Sl? 75ul0 00. Whiskey?$112. lU'TTKit?Steady; creamery 15%u20c; dulry lruiiHc. Kuos?EMler at lie. Nkw York, July 17.?Flour, receipts 82,000 barrels; exports 12,000 barrels; suIch fl.OOO barrel*; market dull uud weak. Wheat, receipts 'J.tWU bushel*; export* 140,000 bushels; sales 020, OUO bushels of futures uud 160,000 bushelx of spot; market fulrly active: ungraded ri;d 09a78e; options weak uud lower; No. 2 red July 71%u72u 717?o; August 72}ln72%ii72%c: September 76a75^ a7ft%c; October 77ko; December 8l%a Corn, receipts 4.ri,U00 bushels; exports20,(M) bushels; 1 sales '.ij.OiM) bushels of futures and 60,000 bushels , of spot; market dull: August 48>?e; September , 40af'J^a49a Oats, receipts 81,000 bushels; exports 4.0,01)0 btiHhels:|sales lOU.OOO bushels of futures and 89,000 bushels of spot; market dull and eusler; August &lo: September 8lKu81%u81He; ?pot No. 2 wlilte 89}?c; No. 2 Chicago 8He. Cut meats quiet Ijird unlet and weuk; western steum uud July S'J 0ft; September 810 :)0. Pork dull uiidsioudy. Ilutter dull; western factory r>V,n 179*0. Kgga quiet uud weak; western fresh 15a Cheeso tlriu. Tallow quiet ilosln dull. Turpontine quiet. Itlee steudy. Molasses dull and steudy. roilee steudy ut 10u20 poluts up. Sugar dull and stead v. diNCiNian; O., July 17.?Flour easy; funey 05a2 00; family fi I0u2 '?\. Wheit fair deuiuud; No. 2 red 01c; receipts 10,000 bushels; shipments 7,000 bushek Corn strong; No. 2 mixed We. Oats firm at 84c. Kyi) nominal; No. 2 60ft Pork quiet ut 817 60. Lurd easy at 9a Bulk niOuU null at Ort. bacon Irregular ut S10 87} Whisky quiet ut 81 12. Ilutter steady; funey hlgln creamery 22c; Ohio 18u20o: choice dairy 15c. Linseed oil unlet ut 47u4l?a Sugar in good demand ut oJauO'ic. Kgga weulc ut lie. Cheese easy; prime to choice Ohio llats Ku9c. PlULADKLflllA, Pa., July 17,?Flour dull. Wheat weak uiul lower: No. 2 red July tffl%a 05&?u; August ti0%u70o; September 71%a72%e: October 74tt74%e. Corn steady; No. i mixed July 4S}{ii4f0jc: August 49a49kc; September ll^oW)kc: October 5(^{ii&%c. Oats dull; No. 2 white July 38a30c; August 34%it85}{q; .September 38k{a3U%c. IJutter qulot; Pennsylvania ereamery extru J-Je: 1'onnsylvnnla prints extra, wholesale, 21c: do jobblug 25a28c. Kgga weak; Pennsylvania lirstH lOc. cheese llrm. 1Ui.timorb, Md., July 17.?Wheat steady; No. 2 r?d Boot mid July August (W%e; Keptciuv bor ?0%o. Coru quiet; mixed spot ami July I7j4ie; August 47^0; September 4S^c. Oata llrm; No. 2 white western SHUc. ltyestrong} No. 2 Mo. Hay strong at 815 50. Hotter linn; cream ory fancy 22c. ligBs uttU nt 14}*e. Coll'ee steady; Klo 17?ie. Tot.i uo, O., July 17.?Wheat dull; No. 2 eash and July G5*?c; August CG5^e; Sopteuibor OPko; DecemberTtic. Coru dull; No. 2 eash 42c. Outs dull at 31 J?jc. live dull at 62c. Cloveraeod quiet; prime October S(J so. Llvtt Stock. Cmuxc.o, July 17.?Cattlo, rocoiplailB.000 'head; shipments3,500 head; murkot dull; prices lowest of the year; prime beeves $175u5 10; choice 8-1 60 a 165; good $1 15a4 35: others $3 00a4 00: stockeiu quiet; Texana S- 25u3 10; cows S300a3 GO. Hogs, receipts ;;l,000 head: shipments 8.000 head; market lower; mixed and packers 8570a585; prime heavy$5 boaft 05: light mixed 85 5Ca0 00. Sheep, receipts 12.000 head; ahloments o.OOO beau; natives $5 40: westerns 81OOal 00; Texaus ?3 85a 8 40; lambs }:<00a5 0a Past Liijkkty. I'a., Julv 17.?Cattlo. racolpts 2.9CO head; shipment* 1,?U0 head; market very dull at 25 to35c oil. Uoks. receipts 5,800 head; shipments 4,000 bend; market steady; medium and light $ > 20a0 JMI; medium weight tops to loa 0'JO; extreme heavy 85 POaO 05. Sheep, roceipts 7.(0 head; shipment* 8,800 brad: market very dull on sheep ami lainos at25ooll' lrotn last week's closing prices, Cincinnatti.O., July 17.?Hogs heavy; receipts 8,100 head: shipments050 head. The UrlUnh <lmtu Tradu. hoXDON, July 17.?Tho Mark Lane L'xprm, lu its weekly review of the Hrltlsh groin trade, says: Tho wheat harvcat is well forward in Southern Kuuhtnd. Tho recent rains eutim too late to help any cereals there, hut they saved tho oata ami benefited barley elsewhere. Homo excellent judges intimate that the yield of wheat will be 2t? bushels per.acre oil 2,000,000 acres. ourostl* mates for two United Kingdom is 2,100,000 acres, the smallest acreage pluntod fo* half a century with an average yield that will possibly be uearly as low as that of JfWi, uaihcly 2,689 bushels to the hundred acres. Kugllsh wheat declined ou the Imperial average, but has advnuced lid in, Loudon. Dry flood*. Nr.w Yoiik. July 17.?The dry goods marKot discloses no groat change tin vot Reports from the west are of a more cheerful character,which Is regarded important, as the depression has itcen the morn serious lu that section The sit* nation lc a little easier as to finances, and tho totic of the market Is not so flriu but that i-ikhI* ami transactions could bo advantageously ell'cctcd. Petroleum. Nkw YoitR. July 17.?The poiroleuin market wiihdull and steady: rohiisylvanla oil, spot Mile* none; August option sales, H.ono barrels at 58c. I'insiu'tioii. I'\ , July 17 opened and highest ,'i7\c. lowed and clo-lnu 57'vo. Itiifltlii Xnv YoiiH.Inly 17,-1'lg iron qtilot: American 81J 75a15 50 Copper quint: lako Sin 15. u.?d steady; douiostleWW. Tin steady; straits 8lt? 00. Cotton. CtHriNKAtt, 0., July 17.? Cotton qulot, flrtns middling! 8)fQ. Woul.D you rido on a railroad that nans no dntiKur ilgnuli? 'Hint cough in u sign of ilunuur, Tim uufont euro Ih l)r. Wood's Norway Mno Syrup. Hold by nil dottier* on a Kuaruntoo of m\\i> Incllon. daw Children Cry for Pitcher's Caatorla. FINANCIAL. Wheeling Title and Trust Co., NO. X61& MAUlitT ST1UILT. CAPITAL, - - $102,100. GENERAL HANKING IHJHINESa SAFETY AND DEKJSIT VAULT. REAL ESTATE TITLES INJURED. STOCKS AND BONDS SOLD. IT. M. Knssell, rren't. L. K. Stlfel, SflCy. C. J. Kuwlltiix. V. P. S. I. biugliilou. Aiu'tSoo'jr. Geo It. E. UilchrlHt. Exumloer ol Tit loo. G. Luiu. President. J<w. Kkyuiu.d. CjuMoc 1 J. A, JimusON, Aulaluut Ctwblur. Bank of Wheeling! CM'il AL iJtiOO.OOO, PUU IN. WHEELING, W. VA. DIUECTOItS: A. J Clarke. Joseph F. Paull. Jmm?s Ciimmim. Henrv Uleburnon. A. Uuyuiuau. Jaaopti SoybolcL Gibson I.uuib InterW pat<l ou upoulal dopwtt'. I11o.s (Iralts ou Knirlaml Ircl?ti<l and Snotlanl. iujU JOSEPH SKTOOLD. Ciuhler. "OA.NK OF l'HK OHIO VALUir. JJ CAPITAL $175.000. j WIT4JAM IMBTT Proaidont. Wi 1,1.1 am tt Simnok Vlco Presliliiut. Itriifu ua Ennlftnd. Ireluud Fruuott tmd (Joe* rnuny. DIRECTORS: Willlnm K. I&otfc Mortiinor Pollook. J. a. Miller. Wlllium T?. Bliapsoo. K M Atkltixnu. Jolta K. ItoUtanL . Henry Bpoyer. Victor Iloseaburg. Jacob a Thomas 1 frl F. P. J EPSON. Ciuhtot JgXCHANGK BANK. CAPITAL...- $200,000. J.N. Vance. PnwIdonL L. S. Dwjo-laim Vloe PrutidouC. DIKECT0R9: J. N. Vanna. GonrjfO ?. StlfoV. J, M. Ilrowtu William Killugliam, LS. DelupUltt. A. W, Kolluy. John Frow. Drafti isauod on England, IruUnl SootUnd and uil poiuu iu Europe Jutl.S J. J0NE2. Caiblor. PROMINENT MEN; OF West Virginia. , a /-vc? t s\czr\ o a r> CO M DUUt\ vsr rnvjuu With 200 Wood Out! uud BlogrspUla* o(tin LEADING MEN OF WEST YA, , This volume also contains 150 pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every election since the organization of the State. It is the most valuable book ever published in West Virginia. PRIOBi IN (MTU QQ OO. IN HALF MOROCCO $7 QO. Bam oiona ro Intelligencer Publishing Co., i WHEELING. W. VA. do29-p,tw RAILROADS. TheCleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R. R. TIME CARD. Via. Klyrlu and the Luke Shoro Koute. July 2,1893. RTATlONii M M 38 ST" KoHtoru Time. a. m. a. ni. p. iu. u w. Lr. Wheeling \ C io * 2 40 Central Tliuo. Lv. Wheeling r? 40 l 40 Martin's Korry rt 02 2 02 Ucllalre .. 0 00 1 05 * 3 80 llrldKOport G 10 2 10 3 45 VlutUlng 7 11 U 11 4 to IJhrlchavllle. t > >0 H 12 4 10 0 or, New riilliKlelpliia. 0 (M g :il 4 111 6 25 < 'anal Dover 0 07 8 88 4 :8 fl 82 Mamlllon....^ G w U 27 A 20 7 20 Sterling 7 12 10 15 G 17 Mrafkra 8 82 11 05 7 12 Ar. Klyrio 8 66 11 20 7 10 p. in. p. m Norwalk ; 8 57 Handnsky 12 27 Toledo 1 45 10 55 a. in Detroit 6 30 10 ifi Detroit 0 ao 7 26 Chicago... 0 00 7 35 a. m. )?. in. p. in. Ar. Cleveland 1Q 10 12 15 8 35 prim. Erie 2 <>:> ft 00 U 21 a. ni. lluiralo 5 45 7 20 3 05 Eastern Time. lioohmtor u 20 10 15 8 45 a. in. Syraouao 11 15 12 a> 6 16 U. til. Albany a or? a 50 a 15 New York 7 :J0 7 55 11 15 p. iu. Hoaton. 10 60 10 60 n 40 ''Dally. fDally oxceptSunday. J. 11 TKRRY. Octi. Freight & K'ium. Agent. JOHN 11 \ I UK. 1200 Market Htreet. T. 1'. DUN1TAH, Union Depot jyO ?Pennsylvania Btatlona snnsmvaniaLines.! Trains Bun by Contml Tlnio. rtciKKt orrn'KK at PKtfNnvr.vAxiA htatio# on wathi Ht., I'lKiTor Kl.KVKNTtl Hr . WllKII.INO, ar MoliVhK Hours. WincxMHo, aWI? ai tuh l'KKKRYttVAtUA HTATtON. lltlttKlKPQRT. Boimiwwrr Hmtxm- " Pa* ll49tf*v r, Koittk " Daily* tdaily xxa?i?r Sunday. KltOM WllKRI.tNO TO IJCAVR AMtlVB. WuiUbuftteud utouboavllio. IG-.m am >.?,.0 put McDonald and IMttaburgli .... t(l::J0am tu.:wpm New Cumberland 0: Hi am 7:8ft am IndlannpolHandBt. l/inla ... *H:l0nm 6:24 pin Columbus and Cliioinnatl *.i:40itui *5:2.1 pin WollabOW and Hteubonvlllo. to a til 6llS pin 1'hllaaolphtl Slid Now York. 13:0} pill *2:00 bill Hiunbonvilio and 1'Utlburgn liiOi pin '7:00 pa Columbus and Chicago u12:05 ptu *2:0d prn Philadelphia and Now York *2:53 put *10:W? iu Ualtimoro and Wituliifftoii. JlM put *10:81 a 111 Hieiibonvlllo and 1'lttsburgU i:V?pm |0:.T? u in Blonbenvllloand Dannlion.- *J:55 ptu 10,Ma in Wollsblirg 8:30 pill 0;55 pia IndlattaiMilU and Ht. I^?ul?... 18:40 pin t(.:15aia Dayton and Cincinnati :... ]*:! pin tOtl.'i nxu Hti'Ubmvilloand Columbiti.. 11: h pin am NurtUWOat 8* Mom-Clove A: I'ltta. DivHon. Trains ruil dally, except Huuduy. ai /olljiri: Fiiom HitiPor.i'oiirTo Lf.avb. Anitivit Ft. Wayne and Chioafo .. 4i49am 0:15 pin (.'anion and Toledo 4:49 am <:!'? pin Alllaneo and Cleveland 4:49 tun G.'to pin HtouiHiitvlllofciid ritlubnrgli..,. 4:4Uuni 8:11 pm Htotibonvillo and Widltvllit' 8:13 am 2:01 pni Hioiibi'iiviileand rittabiirgli ....10:14 am ]0::n? una Kt Wayne .k Chicago Iioopm 0:45 pin Canton and Tnlido .... I:(j0bm ti:4.'?pin? Alllauue and Cleveland I ;?0 pm 2,o? unt Hteulwnvllle and Wollavillo.... I.oopm il 45 pm Philadelnhiiiiiud New York ... 9.11 ina f>.no txa italtliiiomniKl Wuftliliiuiou ...? 2:41 pm 6:00 pm RMubontllio and rittaburgh... ?:4ipm ftsoo pin BteubuuvlUu k Liverpool. ti.U pir. 7*.jJ atu RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival und departure of train* on and after May 'Jl, 189.x Expi. a nation ok KkkukkncB MaUK*: "Dally; {tsundav excepted; tMonday uxccptud; gssitunluy excepted; JSuuday only; ^Suturday only. Euiiieru Standard Time. dipahtT" 1UO;h:IT?Main UueTEasT ~a wii'm am YYutfb. C. y lUill., I'Uil. & N. Y J 7:1(1 ma *3:a0 pui Wadb. Cjr Halt.. Phil. Jt N. V 1 U:10 piu f7;UU am -Cumberland Accoin ti:55pm " ' Otpiu Grafton Accom 0:f?uin ill MO am Mouii.Uvillo Accom tS:idam t?:lOpm MomidsviUo Vccom U-10pia 11:15 pui Monmlsvllle Accom t7:H.?ptu p>:45 am ...... Key&or Kxpre:w.._. 5:20 pui I'hvvkt. b. ?bO H.K.?(;ro. l?iv.. Weil ahhivh. am For Columbus and Chicago SAIam '10:*) am Coluiubus akd CbieiuiMti-. *6:10 pni 10:15 aw Columbus and Cincinnati.. *6:(X)am *1:25 pui Chicago Kxproia.,.,1 *4:'J0pia t:i:W)_pin Chicago Kxprea* tl'i:Q5piu tl;25 pui Coluuibnn Accoui flJ;t>5pm Il0: j0 am Si. Clairavillo Accom f'2:05a ui two pro Sl cjuin?villeAmiin fCWpm DKI'AKT. II.Al) H R.-W P. AUDI?. AHUIVK. *5:05 um For Pittsburgh 10:25am *7:21) am Pittsburgh..,.. *0:50 pui *5:20 piu PUUburgh ami Ka*L *12:l<Uui t' pm Pittsburgh tl5j:? pm tti:00pui ... Washington. Pa.. Accom... tf:tfam <6:00 pml? Pittsburgh Kxprcs* lUi;V? uu\ DKpAttT. P. C. A dr. I- Hx. I AHHCVi. t7:.'i0 am Pittsburgh P? 7:4? am Now Cumberland 8:ii? am *0:40 am Stoubonville and West... WJ5 pm 1:05 pm ...Pittsburgh and New York... *J:?0 pin "3:55 piu ...Pittsburgh and Now York... *11:35 am 0:30 pm WelUluirg 7:55 pm vrnrr. <i?: 10 am Kxprosa. Ota. and St. Lniili... t7:l^ am 19:4opm Kxpre*t, Chi. and dU LouU... piu "l :0.'i put ISxjir&M, Siuub. and t'hhwmo. i:i:oo pm ?a;Mpni ..iMttaburnh A* IH-uiUmju.... *11:35 am lUCI'AKT. 0 it P. It."'U'."1 A ItKI VHt !> W am VI. Wavno ami Chicago 7:4r? pin 5:10 aiu ''anion and Toledo 7:4i pia 5-in hiii , ...Alliance and Cleveland 7: ft pin 5:4'Jam Stuuhenville and 1'ituburuh 0:15pm 9:4:1 am steithoiivillo and Wellnville .1:05 pm , l:Vi mil Sloubenvllle ni?! I'itubitrgb t 1:30 um it-:00 pm Kl. Wayne ami Chicago t7:45 pin -':00 jtin Canton and Toledo 7:15 jun -:00 pm Alliance and Cleveland 3:u> jun 2:00 pin Siuubonvllle and WelUville 7:45 j?ui .1:44 pm Philadelphia and New York ?>:00 jun .1:44 jun ..llaltlmoro uud Wa-diimtton j?m .'I:ft pml'Uoubonvillo and I'itisluir^h t?:00 jun f7:11 pm|du;ub>-nvlllcAKastLiverpool jA:&>am UKvuvr. \v. jfjL' fc. UTlU AURIVC t8:00 am... Wheel!/if? ?fc gtoubcuvllle* +7:(0 am [10:00 am ..Cleveland. Toledo ?fc West. if?:80 pm f 10:0.1 am ...Wheeling it Htoiihonville...jHO pm t2:25 pin .. Wheel!iik it steubenville.. tl :/?'> pm *1:30 pm ...Wheeling it Maiudlloii.... tllsOft aiu 14:i!0 pm .Wheeling a 8Uuibenvillo..i?ll:0.) um [8:00 am ... Wheeling it Mu-wlllon..?l|i0:10 pm 19:45 am .. Wheeling it ?:eubeuville..j 10:1M) am ( 19:00 pm ...WheoUug it KteubeuvllleJ ym ' pKi'Aaf | c. U it W,?Union Dkhqt, auiuvb. 0:40 am Cleveland. Toledo it Chicago 8:45 pin ?2:40 piulClovelund, Tolodm ?t Chicago <*2:50 pm 0., I*, it W.?UUIUQKPOKT. 7:10 mil Cleveland, Toledo it Chicago 8:15 pm 3:10pm ('levolaud, Toledo it Chicago *2:20 pm 4:45 jun ..Mas-si I Ion aceoiniiiodiUiou.. 11:10 um 8:00 ain St. Clalrsvllle ueconi. 0:12 am 10:40 am St. Clalravllle aceoin 1:31 pm 2:21 pin Bu Clalrsvllle neepm 4:58 pm fi.iSjiui HI. Clalrnvllle aecom 8:15jun 1:'8 pin .'Local Freight l'i;15pm DKi'Airr. blfit) in VKlflt. it Altaivk. tVAftnm l'a*konger *in;4'?anj [12:25 pm lUvsengor tt:16pm / *l :00 pm Pas-enge- *7:45 pm l.KAVi: " li. Z it C. KAILKOAU TitaiVK. am.l.AlKB UKU.AIRR 0:10 ain Belial re and ZanoHvlllo.... :t:*J0 pm 4:0^) pm Woodil'u-ld 8:30 am RA1LROA D 5. BALTIMORE & 01110. Denarturo and arrival of tralin at Wliooliujr. Hast- 1 ^'"' m'"0 1 0 ?'* Wswflf^^v ,!,?r Baltimore, Pliiladel* 1)1)in and Now York 3:05 Kevsor Kxproas, Q:-4r? it m., dally, oxcopl Mouduy. m Cuinborluna accommodation, 7:00 a. m.. daily oxcout Sunday. Grafton iiccomniodutlon. :i:0t) p. m..daUy. MomulsvlIU* nccommonaUon. U:40 i in, audG:10uud 11:10p. m.. except Suuduy. AltltlVK. From Now York. Philadelphia aud liultlraoro. 7:10 u. iq. and 2:10 p. in., dully. Keysor Express, 6:*J0 p. m., dully, oxccpt >r? t! ihv. Uuinborlund ucooinmodutlon, 4:53 p. in. ox* copt Sunday. (iriiftuiini'OJiuuiodutlOM 10::i0 a. in., dally. Motindsvllle accommodation. 8:2A a. in., ox* ceptSunday: 10::l0 a. in., dully, and 1:10, -1:55 und 7 :1a) p. in., oxcopt Buuduy. TKANS* 1)1110 DIVISION. For ColumbitH and Chicago, 0:f>0and 1:2) n. m.. dully, und 3:.V)p. m.. dally, except Hnnday. Cincinnati oxprosu, 10:;w a. in., dully, uud 12:15 u. in., daily. Colutnbiu accommodation, 1:25 j>. tn., dally, Dxcupt .Sunday. % St. Clalrwllle accommodation, lOnOa. in., uud 1:20 n. m.. oxueiit .Sunday. AMtlVIW Chicago ext?rc?*, 3:55 n m. ond 4:20 p. in., daily, and 12:0} p. in., oxaopt Sunday. Cincinnati express, 5:00 h. in. uuu 5:10 p. in., dailv. Columbus accommodation, 12:05 p. m., dully, oxeept Sunday. tit. ClalnvUle accommodation. 12:05 p. in. and 4:20 p. in., dully, except Sunday. WHEELING ?t IMTTSHUKUII DIVISION. For PlttxburKh. 5:05 and 7:20 a. m., dully: 1:30 p. in., dailv, except Suuday, uud 0:20 p. in., Sunday only. For PlttiburgU and tho oust, 5:05 n. in. uud 5:20 p. m., dully, and fijoo p. iu., Kuuday only, a Washington accommodation, 0:0J p. m., daily, except Sunday. ARRIVE. From Pittsburgh; 10:25 u. m. hndfi:50p. m. and 12:10 u. m., daily, ami 12:45 p. m., excopt Sunday, uud 10:5") a. m.. Suudavonly. Washington accommodation, 7:50 a in., dally, except suiway. OHIO RiVER RAILROAD CO. On and aftor Monday. Juno ID, I'aaongor Trains will tuu as follows: "Dully. jDally Except .Snuday. Central time. south noUNo. 7 6 it 1 1'. M. A. M. A. N. Wheeling. 00 til 2'. *3 45 lleuwood ( I'* 11 0 00 Moumlivillc :i ar? 11 Of ?18 New Murtlusvillo *1 48 12 55 7 'JO Blstoravllle .',11 1 15 7 10 Friendly 5 si l -0 7 na ; Kt. Marys 5 60 1 68 811* & WllUamstowu.. a.m. r,:: o 2 2H UK) Parkorsburg...?. t 5 40 *7 00 3 00 0 50 neiioviilc ?' ao v. ii. :i 40 10 as Kavenawood 7 00 4 'JO 11 0.1 ill ploy Lauding 7 25 4 45 ll 25 Orabara 7 M 5 U 1150 Now Haven S 01 h 10 11 55 Hartford K 05 6 'JO 11 59 Mason City ? 15 5 HO 12 05 Clifton. HJ0 5 35 12 10 1*1. 1'loasant 8 55 0 10 12 ii? Oalllpollf 0 15 (i 27 12 50 CJuvaudoto 10 35 7 85 2 00 Huntington.' fio 45 |7 45 *2 lfi ^ A. M. I', M. r. M. "* noiTtii hound. j 4 fl I' M. P. M. A. M. Wheeling tl2 15 *o 45 o 45 ltQUWOod. .. 11 5'J 0 81) 0 JIO Moundhvlllo 11 45 6 1<> 0 10 Nov Martinsville. 10 45 6 07 h 01 siitorarllle io 35 4 43 7 40 Friendly ~ 1<> 13 4 30 7 27 Ft. Marys tf 45 4 oo oto Willlantiuiwn i? lo 3 -jo r, io p. m. Parlcersbur?- ? 45 2 4? 5 45 f* 00 lVellevlllo hot 'J in a. il 729 Kavonswood. 7 23 1 20 0 40 Hlploy UildlUK 7 ().! 12 51 0 1H (iridium 0 35 U'JO 5 50 Now Hnvou 0 30 12 1M 5 43 Hartford G'Jf. 1211 6 M Matoll City 0 'JOi 12 IV. 5 ."0 Clifton C 15 11 58 5 25 Pt. I'leaunt 5 45 11 25 4 M (ialllpolls 6 ml II 10 4 87 (iuyiilidotto 4 281 10 05 3 15 HunlliiKtou 4 15 *0 60 f l 05 A. M. I A. M. r M. W. J. KoniNHON, 0. P. A. Wlieelino Brldiie & Terminal Ry. Tlmo Tablo No 0, to tnkd oiroot 12:01 a. m.. tiuuduY. July 0, 18l>;t Lonvo Wliuollng?tflJll, tMOO, |H:U0. Ulttf 10:00 a. III.. fii'JS. <-J:40. ??:;W. |0:00 ? Hi. l/oave ronltifiiilii?111: 10. |M:ou. $9:51, f 10:00 a. in.. til'-U, ""J:*0. vlv.w, p. hi. Lenvo Terminal JuuoUtm- ft:2J, I'J-.OO, *10:47 a. ui.. 11:110. *2:80.1.5 14. *5 11. fN.25, p in. I<e.tvo Martin'" Kerry?17|ltoi 10:07, *10:58 a. in., fl :1.i. "2:!*, ji>:10, (u:Hi. \* U, :.V.t |?. m. U'aVf lVnlnsoln |V:l I. ' 10:50 a.in., tl:111, 51:10. f.5:..5. iJf8::w, IIO:OOii. m. At rive I lliit?17:10, ill 120. "11:05 n. iu., fl: v, *3:5J. 15:31, (tOlll ?'lially. f Hilly Meant Holiday. Mondays ouly. All trains will ron on Kastern Time. W. Ail/ I'.MiidC.. L W. trains will not stop botwen MitrtlM'N Ferrv and Wluellni?. 3. li TAUB8IU, HUDorlntondout. Wlieelino & Elm Grove Railroad. On ami altur riuliirdtjr, IMObir I. HJJ, lulu, will nili a. fullum. rUv Ilium LlMvr. WiikKi.tM'1 ? i:<<i n la, 7:00 a. in.,Kill a. in..V:Wa. in. H.?i. in.. ll:IMa. in.. Vl'iltnt. l;Wp. in.. Iliggp. m., il:M p III . tl W ) HI., nil p in.,i. ?p in, 7:00 |i hi.,?:w ii in. J.Jl iv in.. U:WI ii in 1 I.RAVM Ki.* iir'.vka ra., 7:9)a. m . mi, > III U Win a.. 10:110 n. in , 11:00 a lit. 13:00 m 1:01 p. iii., -m |1 iii.. :!:<*> p. in 4:00 |i m , ,|ll H in.,??00p. m., 7i00u in., sioi ii, in, cioii 111. 10 lup. Ill, "Hall , i?xi-ii|i| Htinilar. HinuAr -flhiimh iraln. laara lit in 'iron ii V:U a. in. auil WIimIiuk -ii i .'17 i> in a ? WEUikpiiKii 001 Muu'jlal Maiiljat,