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MEDICAL.
chronic Nervousness
V*J? ?
Could Not Sleep, Nervous
Headaches.
Gentlemen:?I have been taking
mar Restorative Nervine for tho past
thrw months and I cannot say
ccoagb in its praise. It has
Saved Hy Life,
for I had almost given up hope of
ever bcincr well again. X was a
chronic sufferer from nervousness and
cnald not sleep. I was also troubled
with nervous headache, and had tried
doctors in vain, until I used your
Vervlnc. Yours truly,
Hits. M. WOOD. Blugwood, 111.
Dr.. Miles' Nervine
Cures.
Dr. Mile#* Nervine Is sold on a positive
narantue that the first bolt In will ncnofit.
All druggist* Haiti, ft bottles for 16, or
uvtll b?wnt, pro paid, on rocelnt of prleo
lj the Dr. Mllia' Medical Co., Elkhart, led.
fold by druggists everywhere. ap2-Mwri\ry
VIGORfMEN
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
MAGNETIC NERVINE
r^torfLoitManhood. (.urns weaknnaaos, Norvous
Debility au(1 all tho ovila from early or later ex??e?.theWMilta
or overwork, worry, sickness,
?e. Fall strength, tono and development givon
toevery ornan or portion of the body. Improvoneatimmediately
wn from thoflretbox. Thoutw
ndi of letters of praise on filoinonr office. Can
be carried in vest pockot. Benfc by mall to any
tddwwoa woeipt of price. Oao month's treatnKr.t
in each box. Pncofl.OO, C boxen. $5.00, with
Written Ooarnntee to n?fund money if not cured,
fodtons for tho Genuine. Circulars Froo.
Chat R. Oootxe and W. W. Irwin. Jy.T-n.iy
f0$
, ncntl/ nIMiorvous
dlseaso*, such uf weak Mi-niorr.
tfiMat Brain Powar. liviidacbo. WnkofulncM,
La4 Vitality* nltrhtljrcfnlMiont*. ?rlldream*. lm>
f?*eBfjrnnd wast in trill !>eui>e*cau*od by youthful
error* or r*ff Contalat no opiate*, lit
Mr*f tonicnnd blood buildrr. Make* tlio pnlo
tod pur *troag anil plump. Kaalircarriod in vi-*t
ptntt. perboxs o (oris. Hjr mail prepaid
vttb a written tniarantrotornre or money ret untied.
Write us f"r fVr? mcdlcial book, sentMated In
tuo wrapper. which contain* testimonials and
MMI refntlKM. Bio ehurgr Top couaulta*
tiam. Rtwart of imUatUma. s??ld by our aitrnr*
n?wi agent*. or addreM \ KItVK wERii oo?
JUk'&ic Tcuiplo. t'lilcueo. 111.
50LPIS WIIEKLING.W. V A. BY LOGAN DB06
CO.,MAIN Si 10th, DRUGGISTS.
1a permanent cure
i. ni\V of the rao*t olmtinato c?*eiiof OnunrrlKM
Ink*!M ?odOleBt.*na ran teedinfrem3tottday*:
j^B.v I no other treatment required, and without
^)Qi. I tbn naiiM-atlng romilt* of dotdmr with Onbfb*.
Copaiba or Sandalwood. Hold by
I all dru.tdctK. J. F.-rn'-, (euceoMorto
Ja2l-w_
TO EVERY MAN
Tooof or old having any form of Weakoew. Lost
*iLb(0^, ijrk of Vigor, or OM whooo manly povv.
*nai?(kUiBC. Iwtliarad FKEKtiw tormuiftoC
at srie naedr which letnoraaauch troubles I n from
wiOSOaayg. Any druggist can put It up for yon or
I *ill also furnish the remedy Itself cheaper than
moist ran prepare it. Anyone la need of this
EE'baUx'ksI EraKUall. Mlcli.
' nojMntfjr
^ER Toi mnl
&/f, Sure, i'ramft and Rtliable motitUly regulator.
Sent anvwhere, securely sealed, $1#
AMress: CRANE MEDICAL CO., Columbus. Ohio
_For ??lc hy Ugnn Drug Co. dol-f'MwpAWy
EDUCAJIONAL:
To You.?^
-^ow that the oxcitoment incidont
to tho political campaign ifl over
yoa should find tirao to attend tho
evening sessions of tho Wheeling
Business College
and preparo yourself thoroughly
for active buainoss by studying
Arithmetic, Spellinc, Writing,
PrOokkeopinK, etc. nolO-TTh.ts
IrsJ. Stevens Hart's
School for Young
ladies and Children,
1310and 1318MiurkotSt*, WUoollnj;, 1V.V*.
Wand < .*<> and electric motors jmm tho
** ' lourtiiannualwwion begin* Moni>aY.
3W ISOL Dhla KChool often H com
pit.' and ihor nich edncatlou In Practical En??*#.
Matboraatlca, English CbMlcs. Latin u??l
Ijiiictj ige*.
' irhool connlauof Primary. Intermediate,
:> -vii: < .ill.-.,. Preparatory dispartuiunt?.
; U no ! coone of Instruction will
' >rably with thu best seminaries lu
?*J?ootry.
; 1 are rttclTed iu the Primary and InterFor
rir i'iUri or iut?>rvlo\r, apply U)
MRS. M. STEVEN'S HART,
- ('-itlclPHl, Whf-'lltig. W. Vn.
? JEWELRY.
SEE OUR LIME OF
Fine
Dinner
Cards!
Something New
I and Very Choice.
i. G. DILLON & CO.
BLfllNE'3 GRAVE
Marked by an Old Hickory Tree
at His Bequest.
HE CHOSE THE LIVING MONUMENT
And Desired No Impressive or Costly
Stone?When He Bought the Cemetery
Lot Ho Aslced that the Tree
Ilemafn and that It Should Mark
the Head ot His Own Grave?It was
Blasted by Lightning, but Not
Killed.
Washington Pott.
There is in this city a noted crave uumarked
by any monument save that o!
nature, an old forest tree, and yet a
gravo that is the Mecca of more pilgrims
than any other in this part of the
country save that of the first President
at Mount Vernon. It is the grave ot
James G. Blaine in Oak Hill cemetery.
To the casual observer thero is nothing
about the spot that marks it as tbe
Dunai piace 01 one 01 uie moat prominent
figures in American history since
the civil war. To tho future antiquarian
searching out the history of tho nation's
illustrious dead there will be
nothing but inference on which to base
a theory of James G. Blaine's burial
place. There is not even a raised mound
of earth over this or the othoc two adjoining
graves. The graves of Walker
Blaine and of his sister, Mrs. Alice Stanwood
Coppinger, are marked by plain
monuments, tho first a round-top slab
of marble without a line of ornamentation
except the inscription. This reads:
"Walker Blaine, bom Augusta, Me.,
May 18, 1855. Died, Washington, January
15, 1S90." The gravo of Mrs. Coppinger
is marked by a Celtic cross,
about four feet high, inscribed as follows:
"Alice 6tanwood, daughter of
James G. Blaine, and wife of Colonel J. I
J. Coppinger, U. 8. A. Born, Aagusta, '
Mo., March 18, 18(?0. Died, Washington,
February 2,1890. Erected by her
sorrowing husband."
JUST TIIB INITIALS.
Over the grave of J. G. Blaino there is
neither monument or inscription save a
small foot.stono with the initials "J. G.
B." At the head of the grave stands a
blasted tree, which is, in accordance
with the dead statesman's wish, his I
onlv monument. The tree was a mag
nificent hickory one of many of its kind
that divido the honors of the hillside
with tho magnificent oaks that givo the
cemetery its name. The absence of a
moeument is not a sign of noglect, but
was his own request. Upon the death
of his favorite son. Walker Blaine, tho
then secretary of state solected a lot in
Oak XIill cemetery, one down the hill
from tho little red sandstone chapel
and overlooking tho waters of Rock
Creek. Here Walker Blaine was buried,
and when, not long afterward, Mr.
Blaine's daughter, Mrs. Coppinger, diod,
he bought tho adjoining lot, whore she
was interred. On this lot there stood
an old hickory tree. Some years before
it had been struck by lightning, and had
died at tho top, but it was trimmed and
revived, and now bids fair to reach as
green an old ago as any other tree in
tho cemetery. Mr. Blaine requested
when ho bought the second lot that this
tree should never be destroyed, and that
on his death he should bo buried be*
noath it. When, aftor weeks of illnoss,
the end crime, his wish was carried out,
and the tree now stands in liou of a
monumout to mark his resting place.
PILGRIMS SEEK TUE GRAVE.
Yet this almost unmarked grave is
more sought out than that of auy other
in the cemetery, aud visitors every day
hurry past tho many handsome monuments,
even that marking the grave of
the sweet singer, John Howard Pavno, 1
to stand a moment oeneam me om i
hickory tree thai marks the last resting
place of the "Plumed Knight."
''Everybody wants ta see Blaino's
grave," said Superintendent J. T. Motter.
"I point it out and tell them about
it till I get tired and worn out. It ia
more visited than any grave in the I
cemotery. I don't thiuk the body will
over be moved. 1 am sure it was not
his wish that it should, for when he
solected ibafc lot {to pointed out the old
treo and asked me to see that it was
never destroyed, as lie wanted it for his j
only monument." .
DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Thursday, Docember (S.
Nor knotvest thou what arRUtuetit
Thy life to thy neighbor's creed hath lent.
Emer-SOK. |
Breakfast?Apples. Boiled Egg? on
Toast. Newport Breakfast Cakes,
eervod with Cream. Cocoa.
Dinner? Roost Beef. Slashed Potatoes.
Br%.."oli r'olnrv TCntirA WllAflt liraml I
and Butter. Cocoanut Pie. FrniU
Sci'i'KR?Buttorod Toast. Cold Sliced
Beef. Ginger Snaps. PJain Cako.
Cocoa.
ISrenkruHt Cako.
One egg, ono toaspoouful of sugar, oue
tablespoonful of cream, ono and ono-hnlf
cups of Hour, ono teaspoonhil ot cream
of tartar, ono-hnlf teaspoonful of soda;
add milk to make it ttio consistency of
plain cake. Cut with a hot knifo in
squares, and serve with whipped croam.
Persons who are too thin in llesh, re3uiro
nitrogenous foods, as milk, eggs,
sh, cheeao, loan meats, and cereals.
[ Copyrighted. |
I'aiinIoii* to W?nt Virginians.
Special Dispatch to the Intcttigenrer.
Washington, D. Cm Dec. 4.?Tho following
pensions have boon granted to
West Virginians:
Renewal?John If. I)eot% St. George.
Iteissue?Androw L Dunmire, St.
Cieorco; George \V. Maytiold, Dellslow;
Cornelius Maxson, Mi lotus.
Original widows, Ac.?Eva Wliorry,
Kanawha Station; Susan I'uyno, Muguzino;
Mary Fitzgerald, Martinaburg.
Original?Krasmua F. Dove, Uayard;
Bentou Adkins, Comfort.
Restoration, reissue and increaso?
Michael Fitzgerald, (decoaaotl), Martinsburg.
lucroase?Lomuol McCoy, Keodyville.
Iteiisuo and incroiise?liobcrl iticharda,
Miletus.
Colin into J?ti|iil<liitloii.
Tascoma, Wash., Dec. 3.?Owing to
ttie general unsatisfactory bueincas conditions,
tho Tacoma National bank
closed its doors this morning, having
decided to liquidate. Cnshior Snvder
gives tho bank's liabilities at $2lL',000
and its assotH at $512,000.
Iliicklrn'M Arniou ShIva.
Tho host salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, and ull skin eruptions, and positively
euros piles, or no pay required.
It in guaranteed to givo perfect satisfaction
or inonoy rofundod. Price 23
cents per box. For sale by Logan Dru?
Company.
WHOLESAIjK I'ltlCtt*.
Weekly Ileport of th? Lira! WuolAle
Mark?U in all Lluea.
Orncx or tub Ixtemjgo'crr. >
WllKZUrtb. Tuesday. l*c. i i
There wera no chesses lu groceries and prorla;ous
during the WMk, ite n*arket rcu.aii.inc
steady at old quotations. Cattle and lire stock
generally are stronger tban last week. Slight
changts arc noted in produce.
Cralo, flour ami Paed.
Grain? New wneat u^c per bmbel. Corn, per
bushel, car from store. foe: new corn Oc per
buaheL Oat*, out oI store, western crop, too per
bushel.
FUmr?Fancy roller mill winter wheat, woo<l
at t-' 75 t>er barrel; paper. 82 ?3 per barrel: spring
wheat Minnehaha SI S> In tack. St St Der barrel.
old wheal. Famous 82 CO In sack. 12 7*> in wood;
Galaxy. $125 la sack. $125 In barrel: Pllhbnry
flour. 84 251n wood and one-eighth cotton; 84 2a
in#?S?^kmn IIS per ton: middling* |ISal9
per con. liar, baled. 8UU0al5U0 per ton; loo-*
bay 91200*1300.
GrocorlffM and Prurl?lon?.
9/rupt?Choice angar ?yrupa,27^c; fancy drips
27Vjc; silver dripa new crou Sew orleau*
moiasM*. choice, 40c; prime 3So; ialr 3?c; mixed
good. New Orleans. 35c; bakers' good 35c.
Pruvlaiont? LargeS.C. bams luc; medium S.C
hamslO'^c; S.C brcakfaitbaoouv^c;S.C.ahouldor*
7J4c: .aide* 8c; ordinary beef lJc; bain
dried beef 14kc; knuckle* lie: family mesa pork,
5 lb pieces, 81b .'?0; beau pork. bbl*.. SIC 00.
lard?Pure retlued, in tierce, *>!*c; 50 lb tina
SHc. Chicago lard. In tierce, 50 lb tiu*
tin j.nlH. 3 lb*. 9!v*; tin pall*. j lbs,?}%c; tin
pull*. lo Ibf, tyic; tin pails. 20 lbs. 9'^e.
Swjar?Catloaf 5.31c; cubes 4.Kf?e; powdered
185c; granulated standard 4.6'c: standard confectioner*'
A 4.Goc; Columbia A 4.35c: standard
Wiudtor A 4.35c; American A 4.3V; white extra
C 4.10c; extra C3.9.'c; fruit stixar 3.70c.
Coftc?Green collee?Fancy Golden Rio 2tic;
faucy green 24c; choice greon 2-Hc; roasting
grades j)kc: Java28kc; roasted in packages?
Arrow Kio 21.29c; i'auhaudlo 21.29c; ArbuckleA
Co.'a roasted 2L29c: Hulk roasted 2^^c; Old Government
Java roasted 3lc; Mocha and Java 31c;
A" grado Rio Z'e.
Tea.?Young Hyaon. per lb, 20a5jc; gunpowder
MaNJc; Imperial 40ai>c; Japan 2Sa7ic; Oolong 27a
SOe; Soiiehon# 27a7oc.
Ca/idjfs-Hur. full weight, 10c; Parafflue, per
lb, 12%c; mould, per aet, luc.
ViMoar?Choice cider. 1'JaHc per gal; standard
city brands. lOallc per gallon; country 13al5c per
gal., asto quality.
Chettt? is quoted an Jobbirtg at llall%c for
full cream; Sweluer, U'Salttc. according to quality:
Limburgor He; factory 10i>c; New York U^c.
Fish?Ho. 1 mackerel, 80 lbs. 87 50; No. 2 extra
mackerel, k bbl*.. new. 100 lba. 88 75; No. 2,
SO lbs.. $C 75; No. 3. small. ?0 o0 lor SO lbs; No. 3,
Urge. 100 lb*.. 87 0U
xcth-Hmotiif, 82 75 per bushel; cJovor, amall
seed. 50 so.
sclU?No. 1. per bbl.. 8100; extra, per bbl., 81 5j;
dairy, Hue. five-bushel sacks, 81 oi) pur aacL
Sort Lorn?lie per lb.
Dritd JVuik-KvauorAted peaches, in boxes,
10c: evaporated peacbe iu hairs. Valoe.
Canned Uaa<U?Staudard 310. table peaches,
$200; pie peaches. 3-lbs. 81 00; pie peaches, 6 lbs
8200; No. 3 tomatoes, new, 85cn8lOJ; com, 8100;
. ugrHue. m ium., ouc; airavrucrnes, ^ iub., ?i *v,
blackberries, - lbs., 91 10; raspoerries, 2 lbs.,
6100: damson*. 2 lb'., 01c; ilmu beans. 2 lbs.,
!<0ca?l 16; cove oysters, 1 lb., light, GOc; do 1 lb.,
full weight, bOc; striug beans. 2 lbs., 75a90c; succotash,
2 lbs.. OOcaSl 25; early Juno peas, 51 50;
French peas. $2 75: Marrowfat peas, 2 lbs., <130;
pineapples. Si 50; room berries, lbs., yocal 00.
U'oodai Ware?So. 1 tubs, *5 25; No. 2, SI 50;
No. 3. Si 00; 'J-hoop pails, SI 25; 3-hoop. 81 4.1;
single washboards, f 1 50, double do. S2 50; flu-j
criuiped doubiedo, $2 7.1; single. S20.1.
Oil?Lard, western extra strained. 75c: carbon,
water white.7c; 15Q3.5%c: 150?, Gc; white miners'
beat, 50c; white miners' No. 2. 40c.
1'ruiiuco.
Butter?C rearaery choice, 25a27c; country cholcc
per lb., 15al7c; eouutry good. l'Jalfic.
too*?Fresh In case. 2Ja23c per dozen; in
barrels, '-.'a"3c per dozen.
Poultry?l'rice per pound: Old roosters, Sale;
chickens. spring, 5at>c; chickens, hen, 5aGc;
ducks, 7aSc; turkeys GaiJe.
Tropical fruit*?Lemous, S3 00a3 50 per box;
bananas, Sl00a2 00 per bunch; Florida oranges
82 00a2 25.
Vegetable*?Cabbago 75caSl 00 per barrel. Choico
potatoes COat'tto per bushel. 40uti0c j?er
I bushel for home slock. Onions. 40a50c per
1 bushel. Celery, SSaSOc i?er dozen. Home
I apples. 81 50a 1 50 per barrel; New York apples,
gjOOa^ 00 per barrel. Sweet potatoes.Jerseys,S2<?
per barrel; Italtimoro si 50 per barrel. (trapes
(Catawba) 15c per b.-ukeu Cranberries S2U0a2 00
per crate.
MUcelluueous.
Rnotiawl Jtarfci?Uluseng, dry. per lb., In demand,
S3 00a3 50; auKsolras, bark, per lb., Sa'.'c;
sassafras oil, uor ib.. 40a50c: May apple root, per
lb? 6)^a7e: yellow root (golden seal), per lb., joa
aoc; blood root, per lb.. Satie; Seneca snake root,
verlb., Iaveol top. 30n35c; West Virginia simku
root, per Id., 25a;l5c; Dink root, per In., Hue. iWa
.'{5c; elm bark, per lb., 4a0c; wild cherry bark,
per lb., 12a30c.
jfcrans?Prime new hand-picked, medium, SI 75;
prime now hand-picked, navy, SI 75.
UW?Kim* washed 15c: ' e oir for uu*
washed; medium Utiwashed 12a lie; medium
washed IGalTc.
Hunry? In the comb, per lb., ISaltic.
Vfuyi?Co uu try mi sod J^ilc per lb.
Wlieotiug Live Stock Market.
Cattle?Kxtrn 1,000 to 1.COO lbs. V/j\"%vr, good,
900 to 1.0UO lb* 3.40a3.o0c: good.800 to 900 lbs. 3?ja
3.40o: lair. Too to 800 lbs. -Jtytfc: common. ?kxl
to 700 lbs. 2%a!!%c; bulls, 2u2%c; cows. tj.ji'Jl.v.
Jloijn?Extra, good, 4.40at>ac; common
K^atc.
!*hrtp?Kxtra, 2J?a2^c; good, l'^c; cominou,
$0a7je; lambs. 2*-au21.4<'Freth
C'etw??20a30, calves, 3)4a4%c.
I'l N AM i: AND TRADE.
The Features or the Money and Stock
Market*.
New York, Dec. 4.?Money on call easy at lal%
jK-r cent; last loan 1 per cent; closed at 1 per
cent. Primo mercantile paper 2%a4% per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and slightly easier with
actual business in bankers'bills at $4 87^a4 88
for demand. Silver certlticates til??c. The total
sales ol stocks to day wore 179,:'?0G aharea.
Speculation on the .stock exchange to day was
irregular on a small volume of business, and the
net chauges on the day are, except in a very few
iuidauce*. coutlueU within fractional limits.
Chicago <iat was iu good demand, the buying
bring cre?lit?Kl to an insido pool. Sugar was the
centre ol the speculative interest and Uuctuated
within a rauge of 2?< per cent. The stock declined
% l>vr cent in the early dealings on liquidations
Induced by fear of unfavorable congressional
action, but the downward teudoucv
was quickly checked by the inauguration of a
covering movement. This was supplemented
by purchases for the sugar clique, with au advance
of 2* i per cent, the closing t-ale being at
*,j, per cent of the highest. The gaiu on the dav
is 17? Jkt cent. The general market opened
weak with the bears hammering the grangers,
(reusing this grouo to give way aud the other
shares dealt iu to recede in sympathy, except
Chicago (ins, which was in good buying demand
aud moved upward. The rest of the market
soon recovered its tone aud the market closed
strong.
The moro important changes on the day are;
Advances of 2! ? percent in Chicago (las. 1?* in
Sugar and I' i in Tobacco. Burlington is up
and Hock Island |w*r cent. Outstanding short
Interest Is said to be very large, ami this fact Is
to be takeu into account, considering the itnmediflte
course of the market.
The bond market was linn during the dav on
n fair amount of business, tho total of which" was
1 $8!?7.000.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
1(0nps and stock quotation's-*ci.osed bid.
r. S. Ss reg 110 INationalt'ordago... 8
li. S. .'is coup* HUM do preferred H'?
IT. S.4.1 reg ll4'^|N'ew Jersoy Cent
I'. S. 4s coup W'% Norfolk A West, p'd 21
IT. S. 2sreg 07 Northern Pacific.... -I'-jJ
I'ncllic Cs of '9b VJ\ do preferred .. IT'N
AtchiKOii 4?4 Northwcitcru w\-?
Adams Kxpress. 140 do preferred ll.?;a
American Kxproas..II" New York Central., in*
Baltimore <v Ohio-. ??7 N. Y. At New Kng... :il
Canada Southern... Oregon Improve't.. 10
Central J'aeitlc 1\ Oregon Nav 20
Chesapeake A Ohio 17"; I'aciiic Mail 22
Chicago ?k Alton....14'' Pittsburgh l.Vl
Chi. Bur. & liuincy 70W Heading i.'Af
Chicago <?? ?........... 71*4 Richmond Term ... M#-*
C., C.. C. tfc St. I* J17,1* do preferred 20
Col. Coal ?fc Iron ! Rock Island UVJ
Cotton oil Certlllc.. 27? i St. Paul ..... As
I)el. ?k llnd 120'4 do ureferred 11H
])c!.. Lack. A Wejii.ii'.t'oSt. Paul A: Omaha, i'-:1,'
| ^ I U Offer a J
) ^ Remedy /
) \ JT Which. 3
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Wives s:r
? "MOTHERS' FRIEND" i
( Robs confinement of lis Pain, Horror and >
( Risk, as man; tsslifjr. c
> ' My wife used only two bottles. S
/ She was easily and quickly relieved; V
J is now doinR splendidly.? /
I J. S. MORTON, Harlow, N. C. (
J 8i?nf lifdiprMinr mml, on r?cHpt of prlcr, J
S ' i??-r iMilllr. fold hy ail Druictftfti. llook I
w "To Mother*" inallnl frc*. C
j maiiKiKl.n iikmimtor ro.. Atlanlt,(la. \
I*en. AR.'i prefd 34V do preferred HJH
Dist. A Cattle Feed J* iSucar Reiincrr?? &)%
Eric liVreuu. "al iV Iron- 14'?
do preferred , ... *i (T? xa? Pacific.- *?s
lliinvi?0-utra! <9 r??l. dk O.?en. prvf. 75
Kan. A. Tex prefd SH; I'nion Pacific . H *4
Lake Krie Ai iVctt. I'^'l . s. Eipreu 48
do preferred ?.? W? it. L A: 1' ?' lake
^hore ia> I do preferred H!i
taad Trail i?S Weh? r*r,:u Ex Ir-j
I^?at?viIJe A: Nash- V;* We?tera I nlon NS
Michigan ('antral... 97 (Wheeling & I- E.. HX
Missouri Pacific 27%'! do preferred - ^
Nashville Ofcatt.. 65. .General Electric..IireK(Utul)t
and Provision*.
ChlrAco.?'Wheat started tip with a rush to?tay
on itrong cablcs and bullish domestic news,
but tbc market wm hit bard by free selling and
the price meekly declined lc, cloning }s>' lower
for May. Msv corn rioted *-yc higher. Slar oau
}gc lower and provision* at moderate declines.
Flour *teudy and unchanged.
Wnr.xT?Cash No. > spring y?^a61e; No. 3
fpriug nominal: No. 2 rod December
rta57s5uc; May CtfJiaGlJ-taCOJic; July 6l!<*oCJ,^?
CI He.
Cobs?Cash No. 2 47'.c: No. 3 yellow 43*<c: Pocember
4i'"u?7,1a47,.c; January 4:al7'4al7}ic;
May 49fr?jy*r? p.
OaTfr-Casib No. 129'ic; No. 2 white C2a33c: No.
3 22c; December 29',iaJy.'iaJ^aC; May S2?fa32t;a
1234c.
Hyc?No. 2 -Wc.
Uam.EY~.No. 2, 53a54c.
Fi.AXSEKD? No. 1 fl 47';.
Timothy .sekp?Prime ?5 CO.
Mi>s Pork?Cash perbbl. 3!2 00al2 12}^: January
812 0CaI2 loal J Oo; .May $12 35al2 iAtill35. ,
LABt?-Cash per Mo lb?. $6 92K: January S?j 92>$a
7 02fcaC WH: May |7 15a7 J)a7 15.
HiiriRT Rttu?iWi ?idra iloosei SG Waf. 10: Jan
uary t6 uuic m 6ft' Miy H jotf BJarS s?. fit
valteil shoulders (boxed) 5>,a>;8c; snort clear
sides (boxed) C>;n6}-ic.
Whiskey?Distillers* finished goodi per gallon
$123. ^
Sugars?Cut loa! S.lbc; granulated
stnudnrd A 4c.
Brrrrjt? Market steady; creameries llo2lc;
dairies 12a21c.
Koos-Steady at 'J0?2lc.
?%r York?Flour, receipt! 39.100 barrel*;
exports 37.500 barrels: sales 15,MO packages:
market held above buyers' views aud business
light. Wheat, receipts 17.SOO bushels: exports
4U.W0 bushels: wiles, 7.370,uoo bushels of
futures aud 3IS.U0U bushels spot; spot active and
lower: options doted at *?a%c net decliuc; No.
2 red January closed at 61l4c; February CJ^nGJa
6-lic; March closod at W,o: May w$c; July
closed at ?J5c: December closed at OOUc. Corn,
receipts 51.500 bushels: exports 9.1UU bushels;
sales 130.00U bu?hel* of futures and 9,Ouu bushels
of spot; spot market dull; option raarset
clo?ed ^coll ou December aud up on -May;
January closed at 53Wc: May closed at WJ-jC; December
closod at :M%c. Outs, receipts '2S.KW
bushels: exports 'j.10u uu?-hels; miles lSu.ooO bus.iels
o( futures aud 83.0UU bushels ot spot; spot
firmer; options closed unchanged to JJc dccllue;
January closed at;t'?c: February closed at '?>/f '
May closed at SOJic: December Sl^c. liny
quiet. Hops dull. Hides firm. leather steady,
beef dull. Cutmeats quiet ljird lower; western
steam clo>ed at S< :I0 asked; city Oi^C, December
closed at $7 So nominal; January 57 30
dairy 11 al6c; do creamery 16a25c;do factory 10a
H%c; Elgin 25c; imitation creamery 13a^0c; state
dairy ISa'iJc; do creamery 18a'.24e. Cheese quiet.
KSK> quiet: state and Pennsylvania "JCc: western
Ireali i!a?>}?c. Tallow firm. Kosin quiet. Turpentlno
quiet at "J7^a23c. Rico Arm. Molasses
steady. Cottonseed oil shows a continued weak
undertone at former prices. Coffee, options
closed steady at unchanged to 15 points net decline.
Sugar, dull; rellned dull.
Itnltimore?Flour firm; western family $2C0a
2 75; receipts 9,593 barrels; sales 1.100 barrels.
Wheat inactive and higher: spot and December
GO'iaGlc; January 61?iaiil!c; May steamer
No. 2. 57^a.r>8e: receipt* 19.001 bushels; stock
1,129,081 bushels: sales 171,000 bushels: southern
wheat by sample GOuGJc: do on grade 58%ttflljjcCorn
quiet:spot50){a50%c: year50ka50\'*c; January
.'><)>-?50??c;steamer mixed -MHaw^c; receipts
J7.010 bushels; stock 3G7.197 bushels; sales feO.OOO
bushels; southern white corn 46ailc; do yellow
46u51^c. Oats strong; No. 2 white westorn i>75ia
SiJe; No. 2 mixed IHJiaJ&c: receipts 7.000 bushels;
stock 188.917 bushels. Kye inactive; No. 2. 5.1c;
receipts 2,563 bushels; stock :i7,0M bushels. Hay,
high grades active: low urudes dull and lower;
good to choice timothy $12 50aIS 0?>. Sugar uulet
and unchanged H litter and eggs steady anu unchanged.
Cneese llrm and unchanged.
riiiliid?d)>liia.? Wheat steady; No. 2 red December'fiOJiuCOJ^c;
January Gl%aGl%c; February
C'.*?aG'.!%c: March G-%nt>lc. corn firm and \\v.
higher: No. 2 mixed December 51%a51%c: January
jl'in.'d1'.c: February SliiiwlJCc; March 5IJ-4
af?2c. Outs tirui;No, 2 w'hitel>ecember 38a^',;c;
January SSl-jaiM^c; February HS'^iWc; March
&%o:i9c. Provisions <|uiul but sternly. flutter
steady; fancy creamery. western. 25%a2Gc: do
Pennsylvania prints 27c: dodouo jobbing:>a<'llc.
Eggs flrai; fresh near by 25c; do western 2-Jc.
Cincinnati.?Flour in pood demand. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red .Vie; receipt* .r?00 bushels; shipment*
&(>0 bushels. Corn barely steady; No. 2
mixed 45c. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed 32;^c. Kye
scarce and flrm; No. 2 Mc. Provisions easier.
Whisky Arm at 8123. flutter In fair demand.
Sugar easy. t'ggs strong at ISJ^alth:. Cheese ilrm.
Wool.
l!o?tou.?On account of the holiday, sales in
the wool market for the past week are not tip to
the average; but the market still show* a steady
touu. Everything remains quiet with prices
unchanged and 110 sales of any couscqucucc.
Orders already booked ket*i> the woolen mill*
running quite full, but buyers huvo beeu weary
of late and no change in the situation can bo
expected until the new woolen goods schedule
goes into etlect on January 1, when there will
doubtless bo a large Influx of foreign goods. It
will then bo known how much lower the foreign
manufacturers will force competition. I'rieea
are as follow*: Ohio and ivuusylvunla No. 1
tleoee2Qa2tc; X.X aud XX aud above Ib'.^l'Jc;
territory wools, Montana tine aud tiue medium
1Ual3c; Wyonilug, L'tah. i'ukota. Nevada, Idaho
and Colorado tiue aud tiue medium i'nllc; No. 2
medium Ual2c; Ohio delaine fleeces l'.ht.'Oc; <'allforuia
wools, spring northern IHal-te; middle
counties sprlUK lOalle; Oregou wools, eastern
fair ynlOc; choice llaMc; Austriiiinu wools,
scoured cowbiug superior 41aUc; average 3Sa40c.
Wool Is about lc lower ou
some grade?. but there h h better iui|uirv in the
decline noted: Ohio, l'ennsylvanln auil< West
Virginia XX und abovo at lsullic; X ami above
at Hialfce: medium tit 'JUu-lc; <|iiarterl>lond at
'Jla'^Ju: i-otumon ISa'JCX*: New York. Michlitau,
Wisconsin, etc.. XX at liialTe; X I5alfc; medium
at l'Jai'uc: >|iiarterbloo<l nt AlaJlc; common at
lSal'.?c: washed combing, delaine line, at l&tfh*;
medium at'Jla'-Je; cnar?e -Oa'-'lc; low at '?r2ai3c;
unwashed medium at ICaITu; low medium at
17alN:; braid, unwashed, light and bright line
llal'.'c; medium l.*>al(!e; low medium 1<>h17c:
coarse 15aK'?e. unwashed dart colored liu'Iit line
9al0c; heavy fine tiaSe; medium l'JaMc; liue medium
1 IhI'Jc; coarse 1 Inl'.'e; territorial and northwestern
liKht line at SalOe; lieavy do at Taw; lino
medium nt IUalf>c; medium in lla!3c; quarterblood
ll!alUc; coarse at Hal2c.
jievr York?Wool quiet.
Loudon Wool .fcnlr?.
London.?At the wool auction sales to-day
13.958 bales were oll'ercd. of which 1.200 were
withdrawn. A fair selection was offored, and
( (?ui|?etltiou was steady for all good parcels but
inferior, which sold irregularly, though tinctiauged.
A moderate show of cross-breeds was
freely taken by Yorkshire. Following are the
sales in detail:
New .South Wales, 3,615 bales; acourcd idals
2kd; greasy 4a'.'<l
ijueenlaud. '-'.701 bales; bcourcd 9dals Jid;
grea^v 5daS)Jd.
Victoria, 4,'.id ijuic.s; scuuruu ?m;
gflL>V 4'yMlO!j?J.
South Australia. W. bales; greasy 4ljdoSd.
Swan Hiver. is bales; greasy 4rt??'v?l.
Now Zealand, 1,410 bales; scoured Trials;
greasy "yui'ii.
Cape of tiood Hope aud Natal, 2V bales; creasy
Falkland Inland. 117 bales; greasy (5a7d.
l'uiitu-s Arenas. 21- bales; scoured 'J1 piC1 ,'d.
A few baled of ladiati greasy combing wero
withdrawn,
l.ivo Stork.
riiirneo.-Cattle steady ami unchanged; from
Sti .'."> to ?<i .'<0 for fancy ChriMmus Meer.s nikI ?1 7.'>a
1! ?M for cows, hclfor* and bulls, and 7.'?a."? 00 for
steers. Hogs .'>alOc lower ami weak. Sales of
heavy and medium weiRhts were principally at
Mai 70 and from SI iu?4 60 bought most of the
l.'tfHo -00 jnmud hoe*. Sheep?Market Rtcoug,
prlcos being l.?ai'>c higner. To-day's quotations
were SI .'"'a; ." (? for cominou to extra xhcepaud
S-'00ai2-'>for lambs. 5 t.ViaI ?v? taking most of the
latter. Roceipts?Cattlo li.VH) bom I; calves .'HH)
head; hogs 4:?,iKX) head; sheep 10,000 head.
Kant l.llmrty?Cattle steady; prime S'? OOn
5 good SI :wnI 40; hulls. Maun and cows uoa
3'i?. Hogs active; l*hilndolphlas SI 70a4 70; fair
Yorkers 54 -Wat Ul. Shoopdull ami lower; extra
JKI0<)a.i->; fair 51 7.r>aJ 0D; common SucaSlJi;
lambs $4 00a4 '-'.r>.
Cincinnati.?nogs weaker at SI Ortal 75; roceipts
'>.'>00 head; shipments 2.7oohead.
Drjr floods.
Now York.?'Thero was a good number of
new buyers present, atul while they wero fairly
active iu their ini|iiiric* tor spring specialties,
for which Homo business waslnid out for current
want* in tho way of piece goons, theru was very
unto dune. Ou tho i>art of important buyers
from variotm section* of the country the expression
of conlldenee as to future business wero
more pronounced than linve, yet been heard.
Printing cloths In koo<1 demand Ht j ll-lfi cents,
pint 1 pur cent hid, uud declined for 04 square
cloth.
Petroleum.
Oil City.?Opened nt *IJmC: highest 87\c:
lowest&lj?c: clotted at H7%e; snlen 17,i*W barrel*;
barrels; shipment* 13y.lMJ barrelii; runs SH/J67
barrels.
New York.?Petroleum market strong; IVnnavlvanin
oil aalei none; January option sales
none; closed 8'Jc bid; Lima oil, wales uono.
Melnli.
New York?I'ftc Iron dull. Tin easy; straits
ftirr .v.ai:nv.; plains dull. Salter quiet; domestic
S-l H.% I.cad steady. Copper steady; btokcra'
prioo 1>%o.
I'impmes, bluckliond*, iiioIch, frccklos,
tnn nud Hunburn removal! by JoIidhod'h
Oriontnl Soap. Modicinnl. Chan. it.
Uootzo And W. W. Irwin.
FINANCIAL. j
G. Lax*. Prcsid/tai. Jo*. Scybold. (lua.er |,
J. A. Jt?T*RV>?c. Avhiitil Outlier. i
BANK OfsiEELING.
CAPITAL $200,000, PAID IX.
WHEELING. W. V*.
DIRECTORS:
II. M. Harper. J.aepb F. Puna.
J&ines Cumulus, llimrr Biebenon,
A. Rejrwann, Jo*opU Soy bold.
iib?on Lamb
Interest paid ou ?pe? - ml deposit*.
Isaues dra:uon Knqland. Ireland and Scotland.
layH JQjKt'lI Si:Vlt')U> <\?tnT.
J?XC1IAXGE BANK.
CAPITA! .$300,000.
J. N. Vance ....President.
Jou.t -..Vice I'rwiJenu
DlULVTOiy;
J. N. Vance. Ceorjre E. StlfeL
J. M. Kro-.vu. William Kllingbam.
John Frew. A. \V. K el ley.
John Waierhonao. \v. F. Stona
W. II. Frank.
Draft* failed on Kn^Und. Ireland, Scotland
end all polnu in Europe.
JOHN'J. JOXKS. Ca?hlT.
jgANK OF T11E OHIO VALLEY.
CAPITAL. .-..$17 5,000.
William A. Isctt...^^. - _.Pre?l<1ent.
Wiuiam 1? Simpson V]ee-Preiid4iit.
Drafts ou Luglaud. Ireland. France aua uormany.
DIRECTORS.
William A. Isctu Mortimer Pollock
J. A. -Miller. William II. Sirup?on,
K. M. Atkinson. John \L Kot?ford.
Henry Spoyut. Victor Rosen burg.
IL Forbes.
Jal J A MlLl.KR
MAC HINERY.
4tK, D. HOWE,#
? I
MACHINERY AM) SUPPLY CO.
(Successor to Carothcrs and Howe.)
Engines - and-Boilers,
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
Machinery and Mill Supplies.
2153 and 2157 MAIN STREET.
Nmv ami Sccond-IInni] BICYCLES at coat. oc2!>
JJEDMAN Si CO., ,
GENERAL MACHINISTS
And Manufacturers of Marine and
Stationary Engines.
0H17 WHEELING, W. VA.
STEAMERS.
#1*0RCINCINNATI. LOUIS*
VILLE, MEUPIII3. ST,
LOUIS. NEW OKI.EAN'S
AND INTEBMEMAl'S
WillIohvo Wharfboat,
foot of lUevouUi s trout. oj
Steamer state. for Cincinnati. O..
every Tuesday at Ma. in. T.Calhoun, Master;
Charles \V. Knox, Clerk.
Kirnt-claM fare. Wheel I tig to Cincinnati. SI.
Konnd trip, 910. MeaH and statu roonn In*
eluded. Ticket* pood until used. For fruight or
parage apply un hoard, or telephone No. .ill
nol2 CROCKARDi BOOTH. lernt*.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE^ OHIO,
For lUiltlmore, 1'nilodel- '
"MyNou j?r!i 11*
firnfton Kxprew. !?:-" " a. tn.. Monday only.
Washington City Exprow, 9:S't a. m., daily, except
Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, r?:30a. m., daily
ei' rpt Sun-lay.
irnfloti Ai'cotuiuodatIon.p. m.. daily.
Mound.svilie Accumiiiinlatiim. Il: fl a. ui. nnd (
(5:00 p. in., except Suuday, uu-1 il:0) p. w., .Saturday
only.
AUKIVP. 1
From New York, Philadelphia and Haltimoro, 0
S:1 lu. m.. daily.
Washington City Express, .rdW p. in.,daily., except
Monday. \
Oiraberiand Accommodation, 7:,'<J p. in., ex- j
copi Sunday. y
(irafton Accommodation. 10:l."? n. in. daily. >
(irafton Kxpre?.s, *?:(W t?. in.. Monday only.
MouudsviHo Accominudafiou. 7:'?0 a. in.. ex- J
cept Sunday; a. in., daily. 1and 7: 0 y
p.m., except Suuday,and p.m. Saturday ouly. \
TUANS'OIIIO DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago. 7.:J0uud 10:13 a. 1
m. dally and-l:l"i p. m.. daily, except .Monday. '
Chicago Kxpress :<::{() p. i:i . Mondav only. ?
('oluinbiu and Cincinnati Exprem. 10:1 "a ni. ^
daily, 11:10 p. m.. daily, except Saturday, auJ '
l^xo a. m. Sunday only, *
Sandusky Mull. U?:ir>a. n?. dilly. '
Newark Accommodation, 3:30 p. m., daily, ex- '
cept Sunday. <>
at. Claiwville Accommodation, 10:10 a. in. aud '
3:30 p. ui., except Sunday. '
ACRIVK.
Chicago Express. a. ui. and ji. m.daily,
and I0: t.> u. in., dally, except .Mondav.
Chicago Kxprev", ll:^ a. in.. Mondav only. ,,
?'i!iciuuuti Express. 5:00 a. m. and 5:Ui p. m* %
daily.
Sundmky Mail, fc.Ti p. in., daily.
Newark Accommodation, 11:3 in. m., daily, ot*
ccptSuuday. s
St. Claiwville Accommodation, 11:33 a. m. and v
fc'.kj p. in., daily, excopt Sunday. (l
\VIIKKI.I\?; ?fc!MTTS!in:?.M DIVISION If
For I'ilt-Uurcli.?V.a? ami 7 n a. in.. mid p. I J!
in., dully; und I :'t0 p. m.. ?l:iily. <?xccpt Suudnv. I II
For Pittsburgh mid the east, 5:0'm ni. ami V.
p. in., daily. | .v
WnshfiiRioTi Accommodation, 5:03 p. in., daily. l
except Sunday. X
ARRIVE. r
From Pittsburgh. 20:10a.m. nndtJ'O p.m. dally. ?;
11:30 p. in., dally, except .Saturday. 1-:.V> p. (,
iu., except Sunday, and 2:".'">n. ??.. Sunday only, j]
Va-hiiiKi??i Accommodation, 8:10 a. m.. dally.
except Sunday. ?Pennsylvania
Stations. ^
gnnsylvaniaLinesTI"
iVainB Run by Control Timo. t
Vu-KXT OK'irE* AT ''KJrK^Tf VAJ?IA SrATIOK 05 v
WaTVH St . ON IT OK KMtVKNTll Sr . 'VllK.I 1.1 so, i!
AT Ml'I.PKK HolVK. WlinrMNfl, ASH AT TltK N
PrSSKVI VANIA STATIII*. S'llltKIKI'OIIT. N
S<in ijw i s^'tw i! **nj?; Route." N
Daily. IDaii.v Eicter Sunda v.
From Whi'Kunu to i.kavi: arrive.
WellMbunraud HtoubcnrNlo. am p a N
McDiiiiaUtrtiidI'liuburju..., jtiam pm N
Ni-*v CumtM-riand ti:2'?um In: -? am N
liidlatuipoll* and St. ls>tti3..M ftma Jv.ip.it *~
Coluutbuaand Cincinnati.... fii:j.?am j..:?piu
Wi'lhburv and Sioiibenvllla t<i:-'?.au fV"< p:u gPhiladelphia
and Now Yorlc. flJrii pui fj.j, p :j
SUMibeavillefin I PittsburRhtl-'r-i piu L':li pa ]j
Columousaud o'lilcmro fri:2?pm f.'.-.'i pm |?
Philadelphia and Ne?v York *J:? pm (lM:rtum ?i
Haiti more and Washington. < -':*? pm M>:t?ani n
Sieuueiivilloaud Pltt-UmrRh ?-: ?i pm l-J.-ti am i,.
Sioubeuvilleand Deuiil*oiu pm "W.iium
Indianapolis and Su IajuI<... |8:o:i pin t??: 1-' nm n
Dayton and Cincinnati pm t?..i_' u.u lr
Steubenvilloaud Columbus, (8:00 pm ftJ:lJam
NortUweu System?Clovo. ?t Plu* Division. ~
Tr?i?, rati daily, oxcoul Sunday. a< iollo.v<: \j
Know BRiWEPoRf rn Lravc Anitivt
Ft Waynoitnd Chicago - /?:08am 6Mi> pm
Cm?ion and Toloilo :0s nui tiMrt inn
I'lttMlMiru'i A St'tlllwiivlllo A:0s mn (HO pm
8louDouvillP?"'i I?ituburgh..? .' iWnni 8:ln pm
bUNlbcnvilleand I'ltmnirjjh.... 9:011 mil Kl.a'.uiii J
stfiil?.Mivillc a We Nvillo. 10:41 mu 0.40 I'm 3
ClevelandChicago I:i0ptn 6:<Jtipm
Cantonand Toledo....,.,,,......... 1:10 pm 4;*Wpui
Alliance and Cloreland 1:1 <?pm l.'Mspni 40
SloilbtMivlllO mid WuIIhviIIh 1:10 pm 7 .to wtn '*
Philadelphia mid Now York..-2mi pin 8.10 pm
Baltimore and lVa?lilnuto?...?. 2:H put 4 vs pm *
Hloubetirllio und IMtimmnju... - n pin I:.'?i pm ?
Htaniwiivili" A W? 11?vii! .. ? :I : i?-n 7 u ? 1
fH A BUVS h
'./I Tlie Weekly Iiitcllluencer
V-l ONIi year. J
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Arrlttl and <len?rtu*v of :r?fn?on anl after
S'oviTijh^r i- iv?fc kxvi iNarioMor RsrtftggCS
"!?r.x? t Pally. Simln c\^|itel, iMondtftf*
' pled; r.Mt'jr-layet cpvt sutt>U?oulr; ?3tV
iir-ia^ ottiv. *! Monday only. Kaitorn Slaudard
11 r *' : ~Ku> It R.-Main Uuiv Ka?t| amivi'
? i\. *? fKIi AO)
' ' 1 pin Wash V V. R, p.,tl. X X Y
' ?m_ . Oiiubor.iw I Acc.im . '7:50pm
r 1 pm' ??fitf on Aorom tl<vi- ? am
' i: u . ,\. uti U \ecotn -7.V) am
< V '.n*t?vil A<v >r.i Vk pm
11 " I'm M Nviiio AiN-om .'S pm
* ' .Wash ;;iO!i ?' :v KtpiV**.. pal
'' -^jun *Trn(K?*ta !'.ore?? '.">?> pn
oktart. p vo lufllitt). i*1v..wcull arwvfc
17 J an: > .. < . u ; , j ? hicu ? am
M0;l% ? t . .1: .'.u- H i.1 incinnatl | t.V.V. pm
fiv< pin .?n'?a? n ! t icinn\U t3 0J am
'j !.' p:!; ' ; i? an i IilcwjO Ktp jufcls ?ra
pmi N? \T.i-k \i i::i IMS am
nni m i 'i. >v i(. \,<?oro.. ; 11 w am
Pm ? u:r-vi ! \ v*m V3i pm
|?J0 nni ivi'!inS:;s indClnoln. K*|m
1 i?k> Mm. tV:;'ipm
Pf.rtlir. H. .V?? !i.JL \\ i' .V 11 I'ivi ARRIVE
t-? ' am, For I'iu.i. ;rah .t.alO a:n
it .?> t?i:i I'.tsb -.fiiii SiV.k) pro
pm .. I'lUs'i ucU ?nl Kntt il.CO pm
' " pm Pitttbnr::i , l.M't pm
(M pra\..Washington Pa.. \ccom.. am
.Pittsburgh Ripmw. Bflt am
I?_Kr\i:r. | i'..'' X sr. I.. i;Y. OIKIVK.
am: Pltuburjti i pm
? ^tonbenvHIoaud WtHt ...f pm
vl. ' |?;n I'iiN'mi: :ii ami Now V -rk . *i.:\ pm
fc V. jua Pittsburgh and Now York., til- *'? am
W?>T. I
: am!K\prtN8, Tin. au<l St *7 1.' am
1 ?) pm r.\pre?!i. <"in Hii'l si Louis' "<'< v. pia
i pm i'\jirev?, st.Mib. and Cbicatco; i pm
i m pm Pittsburgh nnd DonnUom. HI >'? am
M i'iiil. I C. .vfp.K RT I ARKITJt J
^ am Fort Wayne ami C!ilivu?o.~ V \*i pm
' " ? nni ... iiiu.in un-i Toledo. ..! N lflp.u
I - uin ..AlSlnn. and tVvo.oml . T.kJpm
u:u .Kicnlicnvllloniid Pittsburgh MO pm
<'"H? urn stciibeuvillonnd Pitt.<t>urish '11:0? am
II -I: null .Steui?-nvilU> A- WelNville.. 7 4". pm
?.:Hi pm ..Fort Waynoami IikhkoJ * >:v? pm
*.':1U pm '"anton ami Toledo. . ,| 'W pm
- "i pm, .Alliaaro ami ('lev'tnml .1 "l .W pm
in pin steiil?envtllo ami Wollnvl:li?I <9:10 pm
" ':H pin'Pliil.tdclphu and N.'wYor* v >s pm
II pjiijH(illlnior?' nnd Wellington I "YS8 pm
U pni Steubenvilleami Plttiounrhl 'YV< pm
J7.l i_pm|jstoubi'iiviHe A w.-iin-ilio I 'H-.vt am
"iir.i'anr W.A L K fix i akhivic. "
nni Mamillon. Toledo and West v.m pin
vam Canton. Akron \ Clevelan<1 ".'i ji pm
am Wheeling and Steubenvilie pm
I:to pm .. .Mn**iilon ami Canton....>*ll;itt am
*4:40 pm|Wheellng and StcubenvUle *ll;iW am
dkpakt. | i.. a W. - Hi:irxjtr<iRr. | arrive. *
am Cleveland.Toiedn .V: rhlraROj pm
pm Cleveland Toledo A: Chicago 2:V> pm
cl:4'? pm Mimillon Accoui... rli>:V? ain
7:12 gtnl SL ClHlravllte AccoiQ i am
!'.? inn St. ('lairarilto Aocom *'.1:17 pm
'1:.'0 pm HL Clalravillo Arcotn..... "1'.': '0 pm
pmi St. clalriville Aocom 1 "8:37 pm
pm Local Freight. ~..'*ll:f> am
nePAirr. I Dllfo KiVKfi IL i iMire
17: \> nm' rassonxnr 1 vi.lS am
pin l'u**0HK??r ?I:0I pm
14:30 |>iii| I'imeiiger. ts 10 pm
~l.itAVK I U, Z. & C. RAILK0A1). arrive.
Bill.I AIRCl B CI. I. A IRK
V 10 uni ....Beltalro and ZunrsrllUk... .1:^0 nni
4:0> |?inj . . Wit Mlnficlil S:4*? am
RAILROADS.
IbeCleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R. R.
TIME CARD.
Via. Elyrl* end tl?? Liko Shore Routa.
Jn.r 8. ISO l.
MATIO.Vx j r.* | 21 M 33 '
Cimtrnl Tlino. p. in a. iu a. in. a m.
Lv. WheelitiR 3 2.'.! 6 00 11 55
IU'llairo 3 JO! .S M ii 45
Martin'* Kerr? 3 -? 6 00 lifts
Itridgcport 3 4 . - 6 20 12 is
Fii?hiu? 4 Ml 7 19 115
KreopnrL ft 21 7 II 1 1?
ChricliHVlllc 6 U0| 40 8 ly 2 19
New 1'hllndelphla. (' .'0: 6 00| 8 2 40
( 'hii.iI lioror 0 27 07 8 !?"? 2 41
M:iisilln|| ... 7 1? 0 .Vm 9X1 3 40
Warwick 7 22 10 01 4 o*
Sterling 7 4.'. 10 24 4 M
Seville. 7 51 10 81 4 39
Mmliiin fill low 5 03
<.::?(ton 8 II)! 11 2"l 5 23
KSyrlu. 9 10! 12 45 5 ?
p. in p. m.
Ar. i.oraln 25 12 Oo fi 10
Cleveland - If 10 12 :m 6 45
Akron 8 00; 11 oil 5 03
Sandusky..... 1:57
p. in. 1
Norwalk.. 12 2J 8 57
*1 o .-In 2 05: 3 10 10 OJ
I'CUoit 6'25| 6 25 ?
I a. m.
(liicn?o. 9 00 .. 7tf
liiillulo 5 40 5 40 LI 35
n. in a in.
Altiuny 2 50i 2M 9 35
p. m.
NOW York - 7 00! 7 00 1 4'?
lioatou 10 45 10 45 3 45
10 12 j 14 16
a. in. 11. 111. p. in. p. in.
*r. St ClalrHVille 7:.fl 10:00 2:10 5:15
.v. kirkwoiul _ 7:1 <1:191 1:20 4:35
i i.i :i I ?
p. in.jp. m. a 'in. la. m.
.v. St. riainville 3:0'. 11:50 8:00
kr. Kirk wood | 3:47 12:30| 8:37
All Trains dully, oxccnt Sunday.
J. K. TKRRY.
(J encrfll Pro it: lit and Pavwnger A gout.
DHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On nud nftor Sunday*. Jun? 3. IS'JI, Paisaucar
rains will run a* follows: 'Dally, t^ally hicpl
Sunday. Cculrul time. _
>oi.iii BOOJiix 7 t> I 3 i
r. m. p. m. a. a.
Vhoolinc. :? 30 fl2 lft *6 20
lVnW H .1 3 4ft 12 30 6Z>
SSffilfe 4 05 12 6ft2
,V\v MuitinsviUo ? 14 1 4..'
l-ter-vl1l? ;?i * "J
38 "
VHli?u?to?u !* " ? ?' '
''irk?'rsliiirtf. t ' 4-> < "0 3 .i0 10 l.?
? ? < ? |?j?
tiivcnswoud ' '1' J? J*} }} J?
iSffc: ?? * ??"
!?'u Ui- " ?5' 600 1380
'llflon ? ? *> 0 03 12 Si
; W^iml J JJj 6 32 10ft
ilUno ls 9 15 fi 4S 1 20
iiViiiiotte 10 7 50 2 20
H
>oi;TII KOi'ND. 2 I 0
p. M. i*. m. a. m.
Ihwlln* tj??! If
vuuood - ii 'x! ?'.?
IuuimUVIIIO II " 7 0ft 9 10
Miirtlusvllla lo .w 6 03 8 10
i*:?r?vlii?? - jjj JJ JJJ J*}
ricndly. - - - l" tiJ ? * '
i Vion-i 9X> ,00
lilliiunstown 9 01 4 20 6 20 p.m.
arlrrsburs- 8 jj 50 6 ftO |0 20
4'llcvilic - ' 3 L? A. M. 8 45
laveuiwootl.- 7 10 2 40 8 10
:i|.ler Landing J ;;n - ? Jg
raham ? J jj I r.'
. v llavcn V "t?! ' i,1?
I irtford ? ' 1 ' ' "
laUoiy til?, 13; JW
mi,... ..- ??:' ? 1?
:. l'lwaiil ? ?'. ,1 {*? 6 37
iliniiiN * 23 1? ?H) 6 23
SS>?::: ?? ?? *?
Imiuugiou A il'l "*? J?2
Vlicellno & Elm Grove Railroad
On ami nil" Krl Uy. April J), 1SU lr?lM will
in a> follows, city time:
I.KA\>: WlllinMNti. J I.KAVK KLM (iKOVE.
r'u T'mciTr'n T'uiejTr'n. T'mejTrii Trae
A.m.1 p.m. a.iu ! p.m.
o. 2...1- M.Va .Vo. I_f6:<0 Xa 19....1:00
o. I . ,7:iMN*o. 22... 1:00 Xo. 3... 7:00 Xo. 21...4:00
21...6:00 Xo. fi:0()|Xo. 23...5:00
a * Xa 2?J...6:00 Xo. 7...f9:H0iXa 2V..&00
o. l'j I":u0 No. 1S...7.00 Xo. 9...lO:0)'No. 27...7.00
o. 12.11:t?iXo. ?)...?:00 Xa ll-U.- OlXo. 2*? ..8:00
p in !.Xo. 3"/...0::wl j>. in IXot Si...9:10
o. MIS-'W No. M..ll:00 Xo. IT.fedoiSa Si..l0:10
o. Hi...I (Mi No. |.S...1:?K)
a 1S...^(M1| |Xo. 17...2:001
i Dally. except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will loivo Kirn Groro At
a. ?n. iiml Wheeling at 12:17 p. m.
Tr.?it?i Xo. 2. ?' 11 uti'l2??connect with herdio
no forTriArielphin llcrdlc leave* TrUdelphU
ir Kim (Irovo At ">: :>? a m . 7:JO a in., 12:;W a. m.
i?l r.:io p. m. Dally, oxcoot Sunday'* and Surdity's
hurdle. will connect with traiu Na 34,
nviueWheelingatllKJOp. in.
Suudnv's herdio leaves TrlndelphU At 9:00
in.. 12:iM a. in.. <>'W p. m. and conneoU with
aim No. X. IJ and .' ? from Wheeliug.
II. K. WKfsUKKHKK. (too. Manager.
Vlieelinn Brldne & Terminal Ry.
C. O. IlIIi.WaTF.lt Reeeirer.
Time Tablo Xo. 13. to tako eiTi?ot 12:11 a. nv,
HundAV Noveinbor 19
r^AToWheeling-?8?^ <11:40A. m..t2:20,
.. H SI t'l OJ II. IU.
Iviive i'oafu-iil*?tS:Oi. t?:U.
19:W P. w.
leaveMarlins Ferry? t8:U, t?:57. {11:32 a. m.,
*7. M*-'Arrlvo
Terminal Junction?tfl: 17. tlO:UJ, ill:Jl
in f" ? 'I ' ^:IS J'- ?>
Lo?vo Terminal Junction?\7:22. 13:00, *. m.,
io h. m. f t ?.li. f.H.tj p. in.
l.nirf Martin'* Kerry?f7:;S, |J:J7 a. in., *1.1:11,
o.. It: 10. f P. in.
I ?>avo |'enln?nli??t7:J|,|9:l4a.m., *12:51, |4:11,
:17. f t*: -s P- ??
v-rlvn Wn<"o)lUK?^:10, a. m., *12:57,
: 17. 11PMHlly.
tI>AilyoxcopiHniuU]r. jSuadaya only,
ill traliu will run on Ka?teru Tlcno.
J. 1- TA Uadlii, Supcnutondoau

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