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MEDICAL. fjm i . iw/$irS j}\ KOM. Z. AVE3Y, ONt or TH? largest contractors AHO builft kr? imjncbhasaa. \Mtil DISEASE-30 YEARS, Grand Islam, NEE, April 3ih, 1693. J>r. Mil** Modical Co., Elkhart, 1*JL (,} sr: KMEN: I bail been troubled with heari Of. Z? ' 'ORTMC LA?Tt>OVtARB, WvdflUUoVJgbl ?? by utile i.hywcluim aud tried wanj 1 Brow moodily woreo until i was com t.LTCLV kHOSTHATED AMD CON FIN CO TO my act ,?T ANT HOPE Of RECOVERY- 4 VfOUMJ httVl >. -.1 ! flak ^ . ? ^iMff Mils, Mrhei >; r,;t:v;C U R E DrdwSKui i it.-uicat difficulty that my circulation ooult t THOUSANDS^ tk u con sdouBncea again. While In thin cotwll t i l tru-1 your New heart Cure, and U'gfa to Jin. n?c from tho first, uud now Yam abletodi r, work furamttiiCfiyoaraofwio. Iglv Dh Mi leg* New H/cart Cunt ell lb i |,,r my recovery. It ta over six months Bine I;-taken any, although I keep a bottlo Intto 1 H-. in itj/j I bhould need it. i havo also unci * Nehve ano Liver Pius, and tW"ki Jtu-IUtul01 [lltiu. it. AVEIiV. Sold on i* l'obltlvo duaiuntue. 0h.miles'pills,60 doses25ct6 ! i.y Druggists Everywhere. mrlSotwiuw >o .U'un-.v Kc<juinil of ItitsjioiiHil'lu l*ur ti? > to Communoo Treatment. Drs. FRANCE 6i OTTMAN, 1 i ut Now York, now of THE Kit A NCI Mi M AI AND SUltUlCAL INSTITUTE, Co \ w.. . ?hjr request o( many (rleuda uu< i iiit n'.-, Imvo docidod to visit SUoruuiu House, Tuesday August l?>. IMIairt*, Windsor Jlotol, Thurstluy August 17. < .nation and examination free and strict ly j uK-ntiul (rum Uii. in. to0 p. in., uuo da; it. l?o> ??>r? doticrUn) tho different dUowc i-i itiun tho hick uuu theiuselvej. It is a won i., if'il p f??r anyoue to Their diaij i; |.(nvrra buvo croutcd wonden tbroughuu tu?' country. H j; i .! 'tn.|iatlilc Treatment for ail forms o Kcinuie I>i> i?'s. and the treatmuut of Somiuu u .1 .in - I.<'ss of Manhoodund Jirrorsof Youth i.i r ' ,'nl/cd in bo tho most MiicO' Hsful incthm ?v r discovered as n&ud by l)ra. Franco it Oil man flit Ottkaw, Trkas. FRANCE medical A';0 SUKICAL INSTITUTE, ,; ; W. Gay St.. one block north of it' Hons*-, Colunihilb, Ohio. Incorporated r "6. Capital $,"oo,ooo. I):; I 'i; a:.c15 and OTTMAN, of New York, tit cni:i' i!t SpcHnlUts, on account of their larjj : i:i Ohio, have established the Franc Medical Institute, where nil diseases will be tsu< c.-sltiiiy treated on the most Scientific I'rit i'M rne institute nan lor. us wctiuy r rjs.if iveognucd sncciuiifttH, eaoh emineti i n. Their, long experience in tli l .i : t h" ipltal? iti the world enables them t lucci ssl-.'iljf treat nil forms of Chronic, Nervous an Priv.i1oDhcatcs,nUo1x<iH<::ti>usof the I've nudF.ai IMPORTANT TO LADIES -Drr. Franci: an ' ivn. .'her years of experience,have dif ? ! t!.e greatest cure known for all ?llr \ isp .jilinrtothcHcx. Female diseases pot iin- lyni! 4 by the new remedy, Ollvo Olcsson The cure is effected hy home treatment, Kti tir- !v !' i miles; and cattily applied. ConeultaUo BR't Correspondence Frco and Strictly Confidential. T!.. v li.. .0 attained the most wonderful sue ? - ? ie treatment of Catarrh, Ston'ach, Klii r >. Btaddct, Nervous, Chionlo and Special Disease <'fnu'ii nid women, dm, Francis ntul On v , ;!i ? v ir i of experience, haveperfccto ' ' 1:1 i in fallible method of curing Vita ' in i :inc, Nocturnal bosses, Impaire N' ' 'y, We 11; linek. Melancholy,Want of Kti 1 :y. ? u ir.turcDcclineof the Manly powers'iri!?li;disorders arising from ruitiou j: |? ti< . f youth, blighting the moat radian tulering marriage unhappy, annual!; iu r t >i :i tmtiniely |;rnvc, thousands o ' ' U -it and brilliant intellect. A Petffct H 'itoration Guaranteed, Uring sample of urin 1 1 "ii il and mierosconfeul examination " > ' ? and t >rrcs|K)n(leuce confidential \y.wv-\ - cut c. ?>. 1>. to any part of tlieU.S bit .i 130 finestiomt fred. Address, witl ftstagv, Di>. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio. iisrsHwww i j^TABBLES i i regulate the i STOMACH, (.1 VER?no BOWELS ? i AND PURIFY THE BLOOD, i ! Utl'ANR TAlil'hEH pro the t?c?t Medt* * |?r liiil|ui kUoii, lillluunui'M, J . ' " ll'iitIon, l>}?|iepi>lu, ('hro)ito 1 9 *<r | ruublt*, IMcsIid'm, Hud t'<ini(>b< jlon, i , o 4>IT?uidvo llrvatb, nud ull dla. J *? ! r 1 or 1 bt> Momut'li, l.lver ond Huntl*. < ? ' ei, TftljulfH contain nothing Inturtnun to ? . i ill'lenttt coimtlmtlon. An? j'li-?nnnt to J i . fir etiml, nud jftvoImmediateroUtf. j ['I'?bt*lnc?lbyapplicationtoncurcat j ' ? (ima >..? . mr27MW /" f.v TAPAHJS?)& (ilP'ig W CURB ... 'V'"> CatnplQto 'rrootinont, ooutUlintf ( r '' '; ulllKH. Onpsnlos of Olntjuont sad 1 ?t '.iitiaont. A uevor-fnlltnu t^uro for I'll* uromi.l (b>i/re(\ It hihuoh nil np^rutto ' 10 cir |n)?QU(itili(i( (MfPtO Mtdi w 1 ; futui lieiJom?i>nraiAticiitourt?,oiwofU . hi doath, uiiuiM;oe.nrv. Why ?ndur hr . Oiuenot*? Wo gunrnnteo. ! to our# an* cade. You t?uW i>?r r. } 1 " ivtii.itab.'i.Oforlrthrmttil. wimjf CONST I P AT 10 M Provontm y o 111 A11U N hi UpinntU?? '/' ,111 Vfflt n tid OTOM AOilllKUyb ATOll ah Lie 'J?11 HlFii it, Hinnlb mild mid i.lon?int 1 ; ? lull/ iiUniited for cUldrou'atuo* OODooi 1 I \ 1 : \S'l'KKH iMuod only through McLM " Imii,'K!?K Wheeling. \v. Vn. Jfi7-MwrAwjr (C?\lyjjwnflma ^i! whlakey Habit L ^ "J*3li ?fc'.TM * "t'f'l nl luiuy; Willi I ,'j L'tivVn (,i<tpain. )uAtof]>ai | ! J l rl tlnilam sonlWllKV \ ,, ?i li M Wmi.bln'.M.I 1 ? ^nttoUull nt.. Ailnu<?. Uw }y 1 fin u\ v P"0l? IVIFN N(,vv N" 11 t ?? tviL?iN? joctlon FrvvuntN in. ' n ' to in tiny*, i/rcatilisnre untn ehiHirlnlij roUindod. Bealui .'Myim* mmiM. tu. 11,'i ' ""inigiivnv, ir>riu? FINANCIAL REVIEW. , Hoary Glewa's Weekly Letter on ' the Buaiuoau Situation. fl MARKED IMPROVEMENT NOTED In Uoth Conditions and I'rospocts. Effect of tlio Mauling of CotiKeos* and of tho President's Message. Hopes That tlio tfliot-uiiiu Act Will bo llepunled Without Delay?l>doldod Improvement Anions tbo Uanks. Special Corrcjpomlence uf tlu Iiiftllfyenccr, New Youk, August 12.?So far as respects tho invostmeut tnurkets, tbo past wet!I; has shown an improvement in both conditions uud prospect*. The , working of tho stock market has afforded clour evidence that the point of lowest depression has been reached. ' Under tho worst conditions of demoralization tlioro is always a lovol of jjtii.ua uv uiiiv.li mvcai>uro?dui>?< \ [ moatie or foreign, or both?will bo- i [ comu buyora, and it in a miittur of oeu- ' lur demonstration that that force has J i now coma in to sustain tho murkut. t < Tho orders to buy from tliia class form , { a background of support upon which ) tho "bour" attuuka make littlo or no \ ' impression. Thoir sales are ho far | ' taken up by investmunt buyiug that, c t whan thoy want to borrow sharos or ? J ?covor thoir sales, thoy find themselves a more or loss "eo'/iorod." Their opera? tions uro therefore conllnod to u fow of j tho least supported stocks, out of r 't, which they seem satisfied to earn thoir < daily Bait.' It is no small jjuiii to logui- | mato business tliut tho filibustering of , tho raidors has been thus brought un- ,, * dor check; for it is tho iirat stop toward r a rise to be assured that decline has L touched its "lowest deep." Tho stock market has to a considora- ? . bio extent broken looso from lnltuencos ? that are still depressing general busi- c liess. Tho extreme scarcity and contin- i uod hoarding of monoy has little direct j ; ollect upon stock exchange operations, i 1 That kind of business is donu without the direct intervention of cash; and as , tho banks can lend on stock loans with- i out parting with currency thoy give u t curtain preference to stock brokers, c especially as thoir collateral, at tho present low prices, form good security. f Members of the oxchungo thoroforu 11ml no ilifllculty in borrowing at bank at J 1 6@0 per cent on call, while other im- ' portant borrowers liuvo to pay 10?12 ' 1 per contfortho inautticioMaccomiuudut tiun that can bu aflbrded them. This 1 returning ability to got loans enables : holdersio protect thomiolvoaaud makes ; Wall street leas sensitive than other intoroBts to tho adverse course iu which I1 events aro still running. ' Tho week has ou tho whole contrib- ' utoil some important reliefs to the gon- 11 oral situation, it is trua that tuure is no abatement of tlio common dearth of monoy, and iiono in tho largo demands 01 tlio'interior banks for liolp from tlio metropolis; tlio banks, indued, aro as much pressed as tlusy liavo over been, so much so that tUoy urn compollod to returns currency to outsido applications, und havo advanced rates to aiuiost prohibitory llgures; which simply means k that a point bus been reached at which they can 110 longer afford to be sonorous' but must stand for tboir own protection. But, at thu same timo, tlio fact thut, by the end of next week, noarly ( I twenty millions of gold will havo been received from Europe, while eomo twelve millions of now batik circulation will be in tho course of issue cannot but liuvo an important oilect in relieving the scarcity of money and theroby restoring conlldonce. Somo relief is alfo felt from tlio fact that Congress Is at lust brought face to fuco with tho great silver danger. The message of l'residoiit Cleveland was such a strong yet simple presentation :<i of the case as to carry to all clussos u * deep conviction of the dunger iu which the .Shorman act lins plucud tho coun,t try, mid the consequent necessity for 11 I? . I... ,.vi?,,u ,1 clnusoa of that law. Tho I'rosidout r. having thus bnuulonod and intensified j} ilio public hostility to Biivor purcbuses, ! it seoui* reasonable to assume tlio ira> possibility of CongresB failing to satisfy thiii universal demand. From sucli n symptoms at the capital us can bo traced amid tlio confusion of party j~ maneuvering, it appears quito pa to to ? assume ttiat Congress will ultimately r- adopt an unconditional withdrawal of '} tiiu authorization to purchaso siivor. it That is tlio solo sine i/uu n-tn to tlio roi storation of conlldouco and prosperity: J and tlio country would liko to knoiv it? \ and thu soouor tho bettor?if it is pos- ] i siblo that a Congress of the United i I -States could bo capable of refusing a 1 0 measure so fundaiuontally vital and { . dmnaiidod by such an overwhelming i majority of tlio ooople. 'j It is much to be hoped that this conelusion may bo ruuehed witii tho leust - possible delay, aud that tliu discussion of tho question may not bo hindered by ' mixing with non-essential issuos. After ( [ tho main question lias been decidod, I J there are other financial problems, that i 1 would naturally arise out of tho euspon- > ! Hion of siivor purchases, which congress J | might well consider, Lost tlio suddon I J cessation of u lariio supply of silver t > money should result in tlio evils of con- I i traction, it is necessary Hint somo pro- t [ vision bo Hindu for now letuus of cur- ] [ roncy from some other source. In order i to provido against that inconvenience, i means should bo devised for an increase ! in the national bank circulation; and, { to meet tlio emergency, it might suflice, ' | for at least tho present, that the nation1 al banks bn authorized to isauo notos ' ! up to thu full faco vttltio of the bonds ( > deposited us guaranty. This would al- { ( low of in largo iucreuso in tho circula- 1 ' tlon; and if furthor expansion should 1 lie found necessary It could bo provided J Inter by other means. Exporletico lias shown thu necessity > of providing some resource by which j tho treasury could prptoct itself and tho public from such emergencies as have recently ocourrod ami still oxi?t. j . For that purpose it sornus advisable > v that Congress should mitliori/.o tho isstio , of tiiroo per cent, bonds, by tlio socre- . S tary of the treasury and with tho eon- j sent of tho President, payable at pleas- . j itro after tell years, and to be used to ji provido for and obligations of tlio gov- J 1 eminent, in periods of financial dilll- , 1, cully. Those measures loom a noco?siirv e supplement to the suspension of silver , !u purchases; but other tliiniiclal logisln< tlon may well bo luft for later ami nutHirer con?idoratlon. This buing done, N tlio sltuntlon will bo cured. I At the doiu of tho week, thore Is n I - decldcd Improvement In tho sltuntlon j ? aiming the banks. Tbov have inmlo n i i- considerable gain in currency during t ( tlio week, and the arrivals of gold from ' " Kngland have fcllorod tlio tension in i il every direction, Tito genornl opinion I milium luiinagors Is lliat the danger i point Is now passed and Hint, with thu I i. inrllmr supplies of coin to cotno from 1 1 llurope, aflairs will gradually work Into i ! an uwu uiwiUwtiL I ubmt cufk i TUClit'Ut COUNTY HE.VJ!. tutuv of tho Ciue?Tim KccuriU Arc dtl lu Puriiona. linker County Pionur. Tito county records are atill in l'u ions, and will stay hero in all prob >ility, but tho county in in a?well, ? nay us wull tjpouk it out plain?U is in luvil uf u shape. The circuit clerk iflico is now open (or buaiueai at tlii )laco, Mr. Minoar having taken obaru nit the county clerk's uliice reman inopeued, Mr. Uaytou, eo iar, liuvit efuaed to como to this place and tali . barge of tiia otlice. This places tluni 11 a bad plight so iar as the conni :lerk's oflicu is concerned and virtual! jlocka the business in tho circu jlerk's otiico. It ia impossible undi ;be existing circumstances for a lawyi ,o bring a suit or for any one to make leal or trade with auy degree of ce :ainty. A stranger or n citizun has n may of Unding out wlioao property jiurtgagod and whose is not, or ait itltor record mutter that they may t ntereated in, und this virtually loci the wheels of litigntion in this count On last Monday two mouthers of tli tounty court naaembled at the old con louao at Bt. George and annulled tli jrder paaaed by that body ordering tli -ecords removed to Parsons and fti uur cuuuuiimx iiiu uruur uuuupunu ui milding at this pluco ottered to tl sounty for n period oi four years freo i diarge. Whero this body found an iiHhorithy for such proceeding ia hm ,o tell. Hut if the court tiud assemble it this place?the place that this bod lad dosignuteil as tho county aoat i I'uckor county, thon there might hn\ iuen a color of authority for these pr leadings, otherwise thoy must be nu ind void. A I'hynictuu'a Advice. To tliogo who truvol, or thoa? who n naiu at homo during the sununo 'never bo without u stimulant." 1 iuiely use saves tho syatam from man i shock, and as u preventative of di iaso pure whisky has always bun ocouimondod. Max Kloiu, of Alii ;henoy, is n reliable dealer, who onl ;eopa tiio purat liquors in stock. If Silver Ago, at SI 50; Duquesno, at $12 ind Boar Crook, at $1 00 por full qua iach, cannot bo equaled. Bond for cat: ojuo and prico liat (mailed free) I ilax Klein, 82 Federal atroot, All< ;hony, Pa. A now crematory at Jioominstor, Mast s to bo "dedicatod" with a clam Uuk ho clams to bo bakod in tho cromutoi ivcn. A Million l'rlumU. A frienil in nood is a friend indeoi ind not loss than ono million poop] iavo found just such a friend in 1) vine's Now Discovery forconsumptioi oughs and colds. If you have novi ised this great cough mcdicino, oi rial will convince you that it has woi lorful curative powers in all diseases i hroat, chest and lungs. Kach bottle luarantoed to do all that is cluimoil < nonoy will bo refunded. Trial bottli roe at tho Logan Drug Company's drt iloro. J-iirtfo uotuos ouc ana $i. i When Baby woi sick, wo ga?o her Cactoria. When alio was a Child, she cried for CastorUu When she became Mica, alio clung to Castoria. Whoa she had Children, she gavo them Castorii Good Nt'iv*. No other modicino in tho world wi >vor givon such a tost of its curnth lualitioa as Otto's Curo. Thousands < jottlos of this groat Gorman romoc iro being (listributod froo of chargo I Irutrgists in this country to tlioi illlictcd with consumption, nsthm :roup, sovoro coughs, pneumonia an ill ihront nnd lung diseases, giving tl ioodIo proof that Otto's Curo will cui ,hoin, and that it is tho grandest tr ituph of medical science. For saloon jy Logan Drug Company. Satnpli ree. Largo bottlos 50c. 2 IF YOXJIt ItACK ACMES, Or you oro all worn out, really good for noth itiff, It li? Kuneral debility. Try It It OIt'N'S J It OS Jt J TTlUtS. It will euro you, cleans? your liver, acd glv a good appetite. TnUn tho llulllnioro & Ohio to Chicago. Excursion tickets now on salo v Ik. I to 11 ininni .( Oliin nfc rndiicnrl rnliti :rip rates, good returning until Noveu jor 5, 18113. Trains I6nvo Wlieoltn nistoru tiino, lit 0:50 a. 111. anil 1:25 :n. daily, anil ut 11:50 p. in., except Su I nil. For sleeping ear nccommodntioi ind other information enquire of lialt :noro & Ohio agonts. For Over Fifty Vciii h. mw?. winsiiow'k Sootqinu Syrup lias boon usi for over l\fty years by millions ol mothers 1 I heir children while teothinjt. with perfect mi It BdOthcs the child, softciiH the gum*, i iu.VM all paln.ouroa wind colic, and in tho bi remedy lor Dlarrhren. It will relieve the j>o little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druj?Kl< In every tmrt of tho world. Twenty-live cunts ottio. Bi> sure and ask for Mrs. Wluslow iooihiUR Syrup," and take uo other kind. MWF4W From 81 ro to Son. An a family modicino Bacon's Color Juru passes from wire to son as a lo icy. If you havo kidnoy, livor or bloc iisordcr'do not delay, but not a fr< iiunplo package of this romody at onci If you liavo indigestion, constipatioi loadacho, rheumatism, etc., this gran ipucitlc will euro you. Tho I-o(ran Urt jo., tho leading druggists, aro no igents and aro distributing frou sun iles frua to tho afflicted. Largo pad ices 60c. _ 1 St length and lltuiltlu If you aro not fooling strong an lealtfiy, try Electric Bitlers. It "1 Srippo has loft you weak and woar; iso Electric Bitters. This remedy ac: lireetly on livor, stomach and kianoy iently aiding tll03o organs to porfori heir functions. If you aro ufllicte vltli sick headache,you will find spcod md permanent relief by taking Elo rio Bittern. Ono trial will eonvlnc on that this is tho romody you m-oi Largo bottles only GOc, at Logan Urn Jo.'a drug store. 0 Ono Way 11,1 Jliip,.jr Is at all tlinos to attend to tho con nrts of your family. Should auy on >f them' eatcli a slight' cold or cons ireparu yourself and cull at onco e .ho Logan Drug Oo? solo ajjouts, un :et it trial bottlo of Uttn's Curo, tl; treat Gorman remedy, free, Wo git t away to prove that wo liavo a nui Mire for coughs, colds, asthma, coi iiimntion, and all diseases of tho throi ind lungs. Largo Hiaos 50c. 1 I,it Grippe* During tlin prevalent ot tho Grip) lie past seasons it was a noticeable in hat tlioio who depended upon II King's Now Discovery, not only had ipeedy recovery, but oicapod all of tl roulilosomo nfier effects ol tho inalad I'lils romody saouM to liavo a poctilli lower lu effecting rapid cures not on n cases o( i.a Grippe, hut in Ml HI lasos ol Throat, Clioit and Lungs, at lascurod cases ol Asthma and Hi b'otor of long slamling. Try It and 1 wnvlnced. It won't disappoint. Fn rlnl buULtw <M I nun Dtwt Ua'i Dri ?w, VINANOB ANl> TK.tUB. 11 rUo Features of tliu Money uu.l Stook Murkuts. New York. August 12.?Uoaoy ou call at 7nl0 r- par cunt Sterllug exchange 81 glal 85^ silver a. certificates were neglected; closed at 75c asked. Tlie totul sales of stocks to-day were 51,000 shares. ,0 At tho opening tho stock market wm very lrU regular, u few Blocks showlug deciluei and 'g other* advances, but tho changes cither way, uuuldeof bugar and Lackawanna, wore slight. 18 About 11 o'clock a fair dotuutul set lu {of Chi* , iuo (J09, St. I'anl, Rock Island, Burlington and ? Liki; Shore. The market held ilrm until tho publication Of tho bank statement. Tho exh ibit l^j wai not favorable. Thin created a bearish feel... lag. mid agaiu a decliue followed Northern Paul ties wore particularly weak Just previous JS to the clone there was a rally of small pronorly Hons, but the toue of tho uurkut was rather Iv wcak. / Hallway bonds were dull aud Irregular. Bales It HH'.UOO. jr Government aud state bouds steady, jr bonus imp arooit quorationi?ouhku otn. U U.8.4*wg U0 Nashville <&Uh*U... 5<j r. U. a. iscouuou no Now Jersey Cent.... W U. ti. roc K? Norfolk ?k West p'd -'Ik 0 Pttcltloils of "J"? 103 Northern Faclfla. .. ia Atchison .,.15},, do preferred W lV Adam* Bipresi i:k> Northwestern w J American Express.. 102 do preferred 130 'O Baltimore dt Ohio... M Now York Central.. U8}? ia Canada Pacific 70H Oregon Improvo't... 10 v Cauada Southern.... Orogou Nuv 3J y* Central Paoltlc 18W Pacltlo Mail 11 10 Chesapeake Ohio 14 Pittsburgh Ud rt KiiiunKoos Allan r-? iruwiaun raiuvu l0 C?hl. linr. ?tyuinuy. 77'jRending 13 WiieogoUas ftjtj Richmond Term K 10 U? C.. 0. &Su k. .. doprulorrod 10% r- Col. Coiil A Iron ?|liouk Island b\PA ,0 Cottou OilCortitlo.. 'J&U Hi. l*aul poj. Alluduou... uh>2 do preferred 110 W pol., Lack, it Weii.lHi'r1. Si. Paul <b Omaha. 28}i 3f Itou. & K. G. profit 'Ityl do preferred OiMa IV 11S Sugar Jtoflnory 72% _do preferred Teutu Coal A Irou.. 10V? ? ??rt Wayne 14U Texas Pacific fi>a 1(1 Illinois Central IK) Tol. ?fc 0. Con. prof. 70 |y KjnisasATox. prof. J5M Union 1'acifto 18;? Uko KnuJi W0.1t... ?J. d. Express ... 4U 31 do preferred f>7 \V. St. L. & 1' OT/O Lake Shoro 113% do preferred .. 18% 0. Lend Trim 24 V* Wells Faruo Ex ISO 11 I^JuUvllleNash.. Mk Western Dnlou 77VjJ l* Memphis ? Chos.... 10 Wheoliug A L. E 11 Michigan Central... 82 do preferred. W/4 Missouri P*ultlo.... 3IJ4 / Breadstuff# and Provision*. 3* Chicago, August 12.?Wheat sturtod off weak r, and lower, but hoou made 11 sharp dash upward. t3 thero wero a good many Helling orders early mid as tho shorts had boon protty well gathered lu y yesterday thero was uot much demand. Later 9- in tho day tho confidence was restored by tho ill fuct that tho oxchuugo was cosier, being quoted from par to ft per $1,000 discount, and the buying u* was resumed but with very Utile for bale. The iy visible supply will shown decrease coin pared j8 with an incretso of 2,711,000 bushels last year. - Thero was u better douiaud for corn. J> Oats fairly active. rt Provisions market almost staguaut. n? Flour uoininul.' Whbat?Chub No. 2 spring 68utW%c; No. 2 red ,Q <WatJ3%o: August GlkaOi%n(w%o: Sopomber 62}?u > Ol^aM^e; December 70%ii72>iu72j^e. Cokn?Cash No. 2, JOct August 38iaa3lW^aiwjic; September October lO>aaUJ^u . 41c; Muv 4.'a42/>4'.?ic. ' ? Oa??Cash No 2,25c; August 24J?a25a?r>c; Sep0, tember;'6)i;u2fr%a?%o; May U)^aJliJbUlllJ4c. y Uvk?No. 2 4?e. Flaxhkkd?No. i SI 00. Timothy hki:i>?$3 2U Mess Pome?Cash 912 50al2 75; August 812 30; September 812 2flal2 flt'ul2 60; October 812 (ir>. 1 Laud?Cash 1820; August 8816; September 1810 I a8 15urt 15; October 87 0ua8 00u8 00. 10 suokt Httw-Cash 87 2fia7 3u; August 87 27 r. September 8715a7 27}>?u7 27)4; October 1717tyi 1, 7 30a7 .'W; shoulders 87 00a7 'IS; short clear ?7 87>j _ uS 1IV,. ,r Others unchanged. 10 Nkw Yoiuc, August 12.?Flour, receipts 12,000 i* barrels: export* :i,000 barrels; Males 4,000 barjC rels. Wheat, receipts 25U.0U0 bushels; exports la 215,000 bushels; hule? 830,000 bushels of futuroa and 8,(KX) bushels ol spot; spot market (lull; ungraded red G7u71o; options were moderately )3 active and higher; December 7Bc. Com. receipts :U.lMK) bushels; export* 16,000 bushels; sales ?' hu.000 biihhelH of futures: no spot; market dull and nomiuul; Heptember 47j}jc; October 48%a 48%al8%c. Oats, rocolpts 01,000 bushels; exports 2,000 bushels; sales 43,000 bushels of futurus and 28,000 bushels of spot; market dull and euslcr; Heptember HlaJll'^aaiJic; October :U>ia31%a31%o; No. 2 Chicago 82tye: No. 8 white hue. Cut meats dull. Lard weaker; western steam W 80; Boptcmber 88 ttO; Oetobor $S 40. l'ork quiet and firm: new mess 814 &0al5 00. liuttcr drm; western dairy lial7c: western creamory 10u2Jc: westl ern factory I4al7a Cheeseeasy and quint; city 4fca Hosiudull. Turpentine quiet and stead v. Hice steady. Molasses steady. Codec steady at 0a20 points up. Sugar firm and in fair demaud, Cincinnati, O., August 12?Flour steady. When stronger; No. 2 red 58c: receipts 4,mi) bushels: shipments 0,000 bushels. Corn firm; 19 No. 2 mixed 45c. Oats strong; No. 2 mixed 2Cc. ro Hyo nominal at 49Ko. l'ork ilrin at 914 .'>(). -,f l.ard firm atS7 75. Hulk moats and bacon steady , and quiet. Whisky steady at 31 12 lJutter, l-v sugar and choose steady, liggs steudy ut Do. ?y pjiiladklhiia. August 12.? Flour quiet. JO Wheat higher: No. 2 rod August CG%a67o: Sopa tomber CsWaWJHg: October v0)6a?(%s: NovemJ bor T/%n7.%o Coru quiet; No. 2 mixed August 1U 48y,c; September 48a48>aC: October 48},?a40c; )o November l'Ju41)'io. Outs llrtu and higher; No. ro 2 white new IWjfo; new No. 2 white clipped 80^c. Hutter firm; Pennsylvania creamory ex'* tru 2.'c. v 1)aI.TIMork, Md.. August 12.?'Wheat strong; 98 npottff%c; August (iO>Se: September <i7%c; October C9%c. Corn easy; spot aud August-K^e; September 47J?c{ October 47^0. Oats quiet uud steudy; No. - western 31c. Uyo quiet at Mc. Hay quiet ut 81000a20 50. flutter liriu: creamery fancy 220. Kggs lirm at 14c. Coffoe quiet. Toi.kdo. O., August 12.?Wheat activo and Kn 'I miali Snntmnlinr lift /.#?* !)>? ceinber 72Wc. Corn Ann; No. 2 cash 42^c. Oats dull; casu 25c. ltye No. 2 cash -lOc. cloverneed llrm; prluio September 80 00; October 80 lUi Live Stock. Kast liberty, August 12.-g.itUu receipts, 840; II" shipments, 280; market, tiotliiiiK doing; nil U through consignment*. Hugs receipts, l.fiOO; shipments, l.iXXi; iniirkct low; light weights. " $?'? 15a0.25; medium. <0 O0u0 10; heavy, Si 40af> CO. n- sheep recoipts. 1,000; shipments, 1,500; market ia dull uud uuehuuged. ,i- Cincinnati!, O., August 12.?Hon lower ut 8-1 'iiia'i so; receipts 2,000 head; shipments 100 head. ________ Weekly Hunk Statement. ?,1 New York, August 12.?The bank statement or allows the following changes; ic- Reserves, decrease ,...8 2.527,575 il- liOaiiH, increase .'i,07H,200 ;st .Specie, decrease .. 2,805000 ??r ixjgal tenders, deorcaso HW.ooo es Deposits, dccreaso.i 711.700 in Circulation, increase 733,100 '8 Tho banks nro now ?16,f>4f>.37t> below the requirements of the 25 per cent rule. Dry Goods* Np.w York. August; 12.?Theiltuatioa'In tho / dry goods trado shows further improvement an <*- regards eonildeuco and the outlook. Demand ,(i was rather bettor for Saturday tbnn lor some weeks past, yet, of course, not rofloctiug tho ,0 feeling that begins to dormlnato expectation!. B. Collection! are still small, but mouoy is easier ti uud likely to coiuu in faster. d Metal*. }K New York, August 12.?Vlg Iron dull and 10 steady; American 5l2 75al6M). Copper steady; lake J!' !? '). Lead quiet; domestic' 83 SO. Tin ^ dull; straits 81H 10. Petroleum. Nr.w York. August 12.?Petroleum ncgloctod; wilos 3,000 barrels; Pennsylvania oil options at id W>4C. <a Cotton, >*# Cincinnati. p.. August 12.?Cotton steady. 1 Wim* I W IN CHILDREN :o For over two years my little girl's life 1. was made miserable by a case of Catarrh, ig The discharge from tno nose was large, constant ana very offensive. Her eyes became inflamed, the lids swollen and very painful. After trying various reme' dies, IgavchcrKJOSRaThc first botI" tie seemed to SsJHkS aggravate the " disease, but the symptoms soon abated, 11 and In a short time she was cured. d Dh. L. 1). Kitchev, Mackcv, lnd. io ,,, 'O Our book on lllood And Bkln Diseases mailed o lroo. Bwnrtii'scmo Co., Atlanta, Un. i? ' ? ? A Wise Merchant .o Is never content to stand still. Stagnation is death * ?in Tradb as in other things. New Customers iy should be sought after all 15 the time. There Is only JJ one way to get them?use the Advertising columns l" otf Good ftowspapats. FINANCIAL. Wheeling Title and Trust Co., MO. 1310 AIAltllKT STREET. CAPITAL, - - $102,100. GENEKAT, RANKING IlUSINESa 8AFKTV AND DEPOSIT VAULT. REAL ESTATE TITUS 1NSUREIX STOCKS AND liUNDS bOLD. II. M. HiiskuII, Pre*'t. U F. Stifel, Soc'y. C. J. lUwIiiiK. V. P. S. I. SinKletoa, Ana'tSeo'y. U>iO. R. E. GUchrUl. KxamlntT ol Title*. Q. Lamb, President Jos. Skwold. CiuUiac J. A. Jemtiuoii. Ahiisiuut Culler. Bank of Wheeling! CAPITAL $200,000, PAID IN. WHEELING. W. VA. DIRECT0U3: A. J. Claraa. JoiepU F PnuU. James Cummlua. llonrv Hioborsoa. A. Keyuiaiin, Joseph rio/Uolii C.lbion Lamb Interoit puld on t?pt?;lal dopodU. Itsuo* drain ou England IrolmidandSaotlan I myll JOSEPH SEVBOLl), CashtafJgANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY. CAPITAL $176, OOP. Wili.um Is kit .. Pronldont William U Simphom .........VIcoPreildenL Drain ou Eugland, Ireland, Fruucu una Germany. ? DIRECTORS. William A. IfititL Mortimer Pollock. J. A. Miller. William 0. Simpson. I'.. ,M. AU'lllHQU. JOUU IV. <HH*mru. lloury Spoyor. Victor Itosouburg. Jacob C. Thomas, jal F.l\ JKP80N, Cashier. PROMINENT MEN OF WestVirginia. A BOOK Of1,050 PAGES With 200 Wood Cuts and Biographies of The LEADING MEN of WEST VA. 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. If 1e f mnct volnahlA hrkfiL.' ever published in West Virginia. paico s In Cloth..... $5 AO. In Half Morocco $7 50. Scud Orders to INTELLIGENCER PUBLISHING COMPANY., de20*DAW Wheelilift W. Va. RAILROADS. The Cle? eland, Lorain & Wtwellng R.R. TIME CARD. Via. Elyrla and tho Lake Bhoro ttouto. July 2,1893. 1 STATION*. ^ 3G 15 4T~ Eastern Time. a. m. a. m. p. m. p. in. Lv. Wheeling t 0 10 " 2 40 Coutral Tluio. Lv. Wheeling 5 40 1 40 Martln'a Forry 0 02 2 02 Ilvllalro G oo Itf.M no Bridgeport 0 lo 2 iu a 45 Flwmlntr 7 11 3 11 4 55 Ulirleluville t 5 40 H 12 4 10 0 or. Notf Philadelphia. C 00 8 111 4 ::i 0 25 Canal Dover 0 07 ? to 4 :a n 32 Mawlllon. 0 55 9 27 6 26 7 w Klyrllng 7 42 10 15 G 17 Urafton ? 32 11 or, 7 in Ar. Klyrla. 8 55 11 20 7 40 p. in. p. m Norwalk 8 57 Handuiky~? 12 27 Toledo 1 45 10 55 a. in. Detroit 6 30 10 15 Detroit 6 20 7 25 Chicago 9 00 7 35 u. in. p. ni. p. in Ar. Clovoland 10 10 12 15 8 35 Etlo Mi 5 00 11 24 a. in. Buffalo... 6 45 7 20 8 05 Kaatcrn Titno. ltochoitor,.. .. 9 20 10 15 8 4:. Byracnio..... 11 15 W05 5 15 a ni. Albany a ft'. 3 50 8 15 Now York 7 30 7 65 11 15 Doit on...,. 10 50 10 fiO P'n'?o Dally. fDallf exoupt Sunday. J. K. TKHKY. Qcn. Freight A Pww. Agent. JOHN HAIMK. 1200 Market Struct. T. 1'. DIJN PAR, Unlou Dopol Jyfl ?Ponnaylvanlft atatlona. ennsulvania Lines. Tralna Run by Central Tlmo. riCMRT OrriQM AT PrWMITT.VANIA STATION O* Water 8r, F(h>t or Kj.f kktii Ht , 4S hi: km no. at MrLuHB iiovhi*., VVlirKMNa, and at till i'knmiylvaria htatior. pimmkwnr. PmrriitliirrHyaTRV-" Paw ttowutllotmc " DAttr. fDAtUr KXOIPT SUNDAY 1'ltO.M WUtlllNO TO i.kavr ARJUV* WblMbuntntid smubonrllia.. f a:.io 0A pro McDonald mid I'liMburgh..., p.:i0um pm N?'ur C(ttittifr.aiKl 0:40 am 7:35 itui indltuapolh and tit !x>ttlf.N *h;W?iu Uriipni Colombo* and Olnolnnatl..... s:Wain ?pm Wollnbiirtf and HionboiivHIo. *Mi40ain 5:25 pm llilladeUihl&aud Nowr York.l2:'W pui 0ll::iO p n HtonboHf till and PHUburghl2:80 piu -J: to pin Colunibita und Chicago *12: .0 piu M2: V pm Philadelphia and Now York *2165 pin #10:W a in llaltltnorotod Washington. *i.v> pm "iO:>v\ u in Htenbonvllloind Plltabunch *2iMpm *IO:8>atu Htnnbonvlllnand Donnhon. pm |0.3"i am \V?'ll*blirH 4:80 pm 5 V? pin IndlanapounaudSt. l<onU.? tH:i5 pm t0:15aiu Davmn and Cincinnati. 18:44 pm tflMiam 8toul*n*lllMndOolurobiu.. ffl:!4 pm fU:r*ain NurtUwott Hvitora-Clatra. A PUto. DltUau. Tralna rtm dally. esoopt Buud.iy. ui lollowi: Fiiom libiihir.minttu Leave Aiiiuva Ft. Wayne and Chicago 4:40am 0:44 pin Canton and Toledo 4;4t?am C*4"i pm Alllanco and Cleveland. 4:40aui fl:4a pm HtaubanvlUtand IMtubnrgh.... 4:49am Si h pin HtaubfOTlila and Wnllavllio 8:48 am 2:04 fun Hlonbonvllleand Plttabuigb....10:12am 10:JDam Ft NVayne?h Chicago ItOO mi 0:45 pin Canton and Toledo l:io .m 0:44 pin AUtanoa and Cl *alaim 1 :U0 \tn 2.o?pm Htaulioiivlllaand Wollarllln l .oo .in r. o ptn Philadelphia (Kid Now York.... 2:44 >m 5:0,)pm lialtlmnraatirl Wnahliigtoh,..* 8:41 .ni 6:00piu RAILWAY TIME CARD. Arrival ami departure of trains <m and after Autfusl 7. l&M. KXVlANATUOi OK EU?'KH?IIQft Marks: 'Dully: fSuuduv excepted; T Monday oxcepiod; {Saturday cuvutod; IHuuday ouly; "Saturday ouly. Baaturu Standard Time. DEPAiir. \V\0 R.H.?SIjuTiUriu.Eaitl TajuviT v;i:ot am Wwli. 0 y Half., Phil, .t N*. Y 7:ti> ?m ?8:80ptO Wash. G y Ualt.. Pit II. X- X. V '2:10 pm t7:00 am ........Cumberland Accom piu ptu Gruftou Accom "dOstnatn 111: 10Jim MouiuUvllln Ai-coui t8:2fitt'U tfl:IUplU MouniUvlllu \c.om UlUpia ll:15piu Moundsville Accom +7pux |? l"? urn ..Koyger Hxpr w ! 20 imu UKt'AltT. tsrm R.K ?0T6 Dlv.. Wost A it HI VI. MV.jo n?n I'or i!oluu?biw uu-1 Chlouo viaiaui *10:30 am Columbus and Cliiclmutl... "i: lupin T.':15am <!olu tubus aud Cineinuati.j am 01:25 pm Chicago Rxruu-* | l:.0pia 13:50 pm Chicago JSxprcu Jtl-:0"i jnu fl:25 pm Columbus Accom fl':i'5piu 110: 0 am St. <'lair*villo A.rom itl-:05aiu t pm . .. st. ClalwylUo Au'v.n ... ^4t'i0pva DKi'Aiir M"So, H H ?\V 1'. .t B OlvTl akuiVJC CV.U5am For PlttsburgU I0:.'5aiii am 1'ittibiirtfD 6;50uiu 1 *5;V0 piu Pittsburgh ami Ka>t l-:lO,aiu tl :30 pm Pltuburtfh fl2;45pm r>:00Dml...Wa,?hlu?rion Pa Accom... am |fl;OQ'pml I'itulmrsh Exvov-,-.... i>;>>,ua DEPART, " p. 0. A ST. 1. H* AKRIVB.* 17;80am Pittsburgh flOu^pm 7:40aui Now Cumberland Hi tiain *y:40 am StenbenvUla and West... <0:25 pm ?1:S0 pm ...I'itmburghand New York... 3:;*0 pm 8:6."> pm ...PitUburgh and New York... "11:85 am 5::<0 piu WelUhurg 0:6.'i pox WKST. < 0:40 am1. Ex prow. Oin. and8t. Louli...| t7:naoi 10: iftpm Express, CIu. and St. Loult... -Nlra pia "I :'t0 pui Exurcvi. Stcub. and Chiua>p>. | ' MM pm pin ....PUtaburgh .t lkmni*on....i,>ll::?? am OKI'AKTi (fifcP U II iiuaVE 1f?: 10 ain Ft. Wayuo and Chicago..... t7:l>pm 5:40 aui Canton and Toledo 7; put 5:49 aiu Alliance and Cleveland 7:4ft pn? 5:40 am Steubeuvlllo and Plttsbunrh 0:15 pin 1U:C< aiu steubonvilla and WallavlUe tA.GSpia 11:12 am Bionbcnville and Pittsburgh t 1:80 am ?t2:00 pm Ft. Wayne and Chicago 17:4"i pm '.MOO pm Canton and Toledo 7:4.1 pin t-'.OQ pm Alliance and Cleveland.... 3:Oi pm -:(X) pm steubenvlllo and WoIInvIIIo 7:4">pm .1:44 pm Philadelphia and New York ?>:00 pin 8:44 pm ..lialtimoro and Washington . <i:0D pm 8:11 pm Steubenvlllo and PUtabutgh 0:00 pm 17:11 piu Stmibonvlllej:l'.ai>tLlvor[)nol 8:53 atn PKPAJIT. W. ?t L K li It. A KHIVA . 18:00 am ...Wheeling it SteubouvUlo.. 17:10 am tl0:00 am ..Cleveland, Tolodo Si Woit ift:30 pm flOiOO am ...Wheeling it Stunbenvllle.. fti'K) pm 2:26 pm .. Wheeling it Sieubonvllle.. tl:ftr? pm piu .... Wheeling St Mnaslllou.... "11:05 am 14:30 pm .Wheeling <6 Stoubouvllle.. 111:03 am 18:00 am ... Wheeling Si Mavjllloii.... 110:10 pm Ift am ... Wheeling it Steubenvlllo.. 10:*) am 0:00 | mi... Wheeling Si Steubenvlllo.. f.r>:30 pm "l)KPAHT 0.~L it "W.?Union l>KPor. AUKtVit 0:40 am Cleveland, Tolodo it Chicago 8:1ft pm *2:40 pm Clevoland. Toledo & Chicago *2:50 pm C., 1>. it W.?Driimjkpokt. 7:10 am Clevoland, Tolodo it Chicago 8:15 pm 8;10pm Cleveland, Toledo it Chicago *2:20 pm 4:45 pm ..Miib.sillon accommodation.. 11:10 am 8:00 am St. Clalnvlllo accom. 0:42 am l(?:40am St. Clalruvllle aocom 1:31 pm 2:24 pm St. Clalravllle accom 4:ftgpm 6:18 pm St. Clairsvillo accom. 8:15 jnn l:.'8pin Local Freight 12:15 pm PRPART, oliio KIVKH H. K AUIUVU. '0:4511111 PasMOiiRor,.., *10:45 dm 112:25 pm Passenger 11:15 pm ?l:00 pm ,.,.1'itsj'eiigi.T *'7:45 pm l.ravk \ btz. & Ci railkoau auuivk. Itr.i.i.Aiur. HELLAUIa 9:10 nm ....Uellalro and Zanosvlllo.... 8:20 put 4:00 pin ..Wocniifii'l(l 8:30am RAILR PADS. ?BALTIMORE & OHIO. Departure mid arrival of train* at Whoi-Ilnij. Kast? urn ttao. ^Schedule lu oX? MAIN LIN 15 EAST. For Baltimoro, I'hiladolpiiin and New York J; 03 Koyscr Express, 0:45 a. m., dally, oxcept Mouday. Cuiuborlaad uocoramodatlou, 7-.00 a. nx., dally uxceut Sunday. (irafton acuomuiodatlou. 3:OJ \\ in., dally. MouudavJIIu accommodation. 11:40 u. ul, and ti.10 aud 11:1!)p. iu., oxeopt Sunday. ARKITK. From Now York. I'hlladulphla aud Baltimore, 7: lu a. in. and '2:10 i>. m.. daily. Koysor Bxpreis, 5:JO p. m., dally, oxcept Mouday. Cumberland accommodation, 4.5? p. m., except Suuday. (Irafton accommodation. 10:30 a. rn., dally. Monudsvlllo accommodation. 8:25 a. m., except Sunday: 10:HG a. m.. dally, and 1:10, 4:55 aud 7;.a> p. ui., oxcopt Biiuduy. TIUNS-OrilO DIVISION. For Columbu* aud ClilcuKO. 0:50 and 1:25 p. m.. daily, and 3:50 p. in., daily, except Sunday. Cincinnati oxpre;w, 10:.'W a. in., daily, aud 12:15 a. u\.. daily. vsUl IlIIl UUM IICCOIUIUOOUIIUII, l.M p. III., UUUJT, oxcept Sunday. Si. Clnlnivlllo accommodation, 10:30a. ia., aud 4;-0 p. m., except ttuuduy. ARRIVE. Chicago ox pros*, 8:55 a. ra. ami 4:20 p. m., dally, and I2:a*? p. m., except 8unday. Cincinnati exprau, 5:00 a. in. aud 5:10 p. in., dflllv. Columbui accommodation, 1J:0"? p. in., dally, except Sumlny. Si. Clalrsvillo accommodation, 12:03 p, in. ana 4:20 p. in., dally, except Sunday. WFIKELINQ A I'irWHUKUlI DIVISION. For Pittsburgh, r>:0> nod 7:20 a. m., dally: 1 :30 p. in., dully, oxcopt Sunday, and G:2U p. in., Sunday only. For Pittsburgh nnd tho cant, 5:05 ft. in. ana 5:20 p. in., dally, and G:>u p. iu., Sunday only. Washington accommodation, 0:00 p. in., daily, oYfiint Siiiiiluv. ARRIVE. FromPltUbnrgh, a. in. andfi:"?0p. m. and 12:10 a in., dully, and 12:4.r? p. m., oxcoptSunday, and 10:fifi n. in.. Snndav only. Wiwhinutou accommodation, 7;50u. in., daily, oxrcpt Hnmhiy. ? OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On and after Monduy, Juno 19, PaMoiigor Trains will run iw follow-: ?l>uily. fDully Exit pi_.< 11 n- lav. < 'i o lnU_l I inc. HOUTlI BOUND. ~ 7 fi 3 1 P. M. A. M. A. N. Wbcollnc. i. ciootll ->-> *."? 4"> IJonwoo'r 3 1.1 11 :& fi 00 Motiudaviiic 3 a.1 il o'J 0 ifi Now MnrtliiBVlllo 4 18 12 to 7 20 SI.HtorHVlllO ?r? 11 1 !" 7 10 Friendly '? si 1 -'0 7 83 SI. Marys fi 60 1 63 8 21 Wllllamatowa a.m. fi :'.o 2 2 k y to I'arkeraburg t fi 10 *7 <>o 3 00 y fiO licnovllle ? 'JO r. m. :i40 10 ir."? Rjivcnswood 7 (Ki 1 JO 11 05 Itiplov Landing 7 'i'? 1 4fi u 25 ciraham 7 fit fill 11 50 Nowllavcu. HOl fill. Il M Uurtford HH'i fi 'JO 11 .10 Maaon City hi- &ho 120* Clifton h '.'o fi :n u kj Ft. I'loaaant H5". fi 10 12 M Galllpolls y ir. fi 27 u w Wuvandoto 10 7 3fi J 00 liuutlugton fio l") t7 4.1 *2 tf A. M I'. >1. I'. M. NORTH BOUNPt 2 4 0 I'. m. P. M. A. MWheeling. f 12 i.i *fi n 9 i.i lien wood.. 11 .vi 0 30 0 2(0 Moundsvllltf. Il l' 0 I" ? io New Martinsville. 10 4.1 fi 07 H 03 Hitcrnvllle 10 21 4 43 7 40 Friendly WW 4 30 7 27 bt. Marya 1'- I 00 fi fiO W'Jlllainitown o io .1 'jo ft 10 p. u. Farkoraburg. s 41 2 4'? ft 4.'? fs no Hellevlllo.... H on 2 00 a. W. 7 2) Havcnswood 7 il 1 Lii *0 4" ltipu-y Landing 7 i*> iJ r?4 o ih Orniiam fi 1' "1 fi Ml Now Haven ? :k> 1'J 1H fi M Hartford ti'Jfi 1J14 fi 3S Ma?on City fi m li o*. r. :t0 Clifton nu ti i* fi 2'i I'l, Flua?ant fi 4fi 11 'Jfi 4 fit (.' Ulpniiti ft :*> 11 io I 37 (inyandotto 4 10 01 3 1? Huntington t i(. vt 13 dj A.M. A.M. I'M. W. J. ROMNBON, 0. 1'. A. 1 Wlieellna Brldoc & Terminal Ry. Timo Tublo No.to taku oflVui Ui'Jl it in., tiuiidav. July W. 1H.H Lonvo WIum'IIiik-fflllO. IhjOO, iis;y3, l?:WH0;00 a.m., "i4u.'t M. l,y:00i>. i,i. ix'avo roulimulu?fO: Hi. fasOO, ^h;0fi, il?:61, flO:WJ n. in., r~'. :l. ii i W ' . in l/?av? leruilnul Junctlnu >'.?;00,' l<?:47 a. in., n un "?:>?. \y.U, t5 n, y; .| p n, l.ouve Martin's I'orry- 17:ill, ii?:07, "IDsMii. in., |!: I.;. 'i.T.a. to: 10, Iftilfl. tHrHJ, JU: V.I p. in l.o?Vo I'enlninln-f7;3l ^:H,<I10;fiya.iu.f fl: 19. ' J 111. for^. iftrift. fH:p. m. Arrlvn WIiopIIiik ltf.".*i, '11:01 a. ia.# fl .H, f.1;3l, M:3i, fH:-l?. <10:11 ,, hi. Dally. fDallr axooot Hutuhy. <Sunday* only. All trains will run on Kaitorn Tltna. \V> AL F.altdO., I. it W. triiiiih will not stop ? botwceti tfartln's I'orrr and WincIIiik. J. K- TAUssltl, Huocrlniondnnt. Wheclino & lilm Grovi- Rniiioatl. uu and altor Hatnrdajr. ootolwr 1, UJj. tralui Will run as lollows. city tlmo: Lravk WiikruM'i ^:uOa. in., 7:01 it hi.. s.)l a, m.,y:oOa. m , to-.tfi a. m.. It .Wa. u . i.'m , 1:00 p. in , i:(W p. m in., l:J0 p. in.. ?: It p m., 0:uU|i tu., 7iU0 p. in , B;0) p. ui., 'J: ii p. in., 11:00p. in. I.kavkI'i.vi UKovr-^. rtla uv. 7:01a. m.. %>.)) & in., u ooa m 10:00a. in. H:oOa ta. 12:0) m . 1:00 p. ui., 1:00 p in., .1:00 p. to i:0ij p. m . fit)) p. in., Il'*1 p. in., 7:00 p. in-, 8|01 p in., 0:10 p. in.. 10 lo p. in l?allv, oxonpt Hiindar. Hi'WOAT?Cliumli ualns l^sva Fl u Orova at % 9k ttftfi Wllt'Olllij lit 1 -: 17 i? III _ Ifc i WUSUUliKU +* 111 11,1.