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lo hi* ibiowor* uuiiiloii "I?ou#ovity," pubInSfJa
(ovr years Dr. JoUu Uar.lnor, ut
prctlicu tliata u'.jouUlo a^out will jrot
be/JUtiJ ilwtibalUball (to retard thoaoobaugctf
ill it briuj,- al>jut oii uifj a to froluu* burnau
bojtfuJ ita prweut limit.
acuug. porjjajn, upju tho impuho of product
by tbU thought, mauj uuimout phyaicuai
have c*lle4 iroiu tim? lo tiwj upatt tlio
sluki-uoj Mi. Ubanou to iutjuirt) ul tbcm com- {
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is Dr. Acker's English Remedy.
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one night, check a cold in
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asthma, and cure consumption,
if taken in time.
It is made on honor, from the
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l*?e of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor,
?L. : to Minarr. Conmaiption, Infinity
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*r:tr.-!i jrtumntoo to caw or refund money.
tv;rsp!<? t'lckacA. oontnlnlrif flr? day*' treatment
it', full instruction*. cents. One eampij
t!f sold to each parson by mail.
'!"1.h!hsow Murmacr Pole AtronU. Kler?th
wfl Market itrect* (Kxertor Block). Wheel:
'' JeJC t>aw
J To IImI lone"! ftii'l HtKlntM i
" lloun i riiroiifib'jiit *
J Wheeling |
f Ann in J
j SUDURDS. ^
f daii.v, mo pen wiittK. ^
i 'loordtr wull?. fill up a
TlDldflPHONB nan 5
r f
ir VKIIV IH;sCUII?TI(lN UK
' ' HOok.Jntj, Nnwitinfinrnhd Mo*'
' '1111fIM ??? ! II#* Willi III# Hilt* "I III?
1 ' HgtNun Iiii I'ttiNii'<" orrm* Mmlrrii
?" I IU|il?l Saw I > ! ? iu'I l>*l|iil
"WHITE CAPPED.'
: Thrilling Uuiiuiyco of a I'lcttuv by
a St. l.mil.s Artist.
A BEAUTIFUL GIRL Till: VICTIM
Of Bllwaurl ."Hoim?l?liur??llmv Slu< Kyffcrcil
i% Tvrrllilo I'unUUnu-ut fur Her
Fallwr'i fcittUo - Ur?cunl Ity Ttvu lluui r??TUo
Uciunrkatile becuo Truuttfurrcil
lu I'unvni by (he Artist Witu WitucUcil
it.
Ht. Louis, Mo., nov 27.-*Tiio GlobsDouiocrat
publiiliu llio (ullotviuic In
tlm ?tuJio ot an urtlit tu thWcitriiau
almoil tliiUbo<l [iiotura I by tt (oat Iu
ilitimiiiioii*. Tbli picture rapru?ant< u
itrnuL ilnnl it( lultui* oil ! Bill Iu nit llm
""
part of tho artist, and at viewed, ran*
in;,' upon iiii oasol iu a suit lijjht, it iu a
most striking paiutiu?. Duly a to*
touches of lijht and shade, ami then
tho picturo will bo roady for tho oyat of
tlio public.. Tho stjry that lies behind
this moro than ordinary work of urt is
nut loss lurid than tho piciuro itsolf.
Imagine a dark raviuo. with ru^ed
rocks rising on either aide Into frownini;
cliffs, groat oukt and beeches
mingling their naked branchos. An
upon space, with a solitary iron in thocentro,
to which iiboundn uirl of not in ?ro
than sorenioon years, nude to tho waist,
wlnlu about nor stand in diileront attiiu<Jh?
aevou elalwart ll'ures in iou^
win to carbs and pointed ( caps of thu
same cobr. Tho inevitable death's
hoad ii visible on tlio breasts of those
wiioso face* front to viow. Una of the o
men hat a strong hickory switch, and is
in the net of bolaitorinz the naked back
of tlio uuiortuuaie victim. The face of
the cirl is a study in agony and defiance
miauled. Across tho white shoulders
iW< Zdr ?-< 1 VA. A 4
5 A PERMANENT CURE f
??ftliatn'*t ohaf !aatA caara of OoDorrb?r??ad',
<' tfuarantaH In from 3 lo 0 daj*} do' i
C i jtfT-ti.t irnn|p#<1. ami wlthnntuia lull- >
s r#Milia of qi?\un wtih ( ulrl>a, <?op?lt>a i ,
<rr'vi.jj| d. J.f>rr* A Co., (anermvorato. >
y 1*^.Atall dmryuta^ !
Ja'fr-w
WHISKIES.
?tittiintituiitiiiiittsnmumsfiiuiii(MkM
I Did you ever
S try
| a bottle of
KLEIN'S 1
SILVER AGE
: NYE =
| Whiskey ? [
? Of yon found It lo ?> lh? fW'wl K
? ft.lllf'l 1,1 , ! i al I liar l?lll Wll Llllt.U fl/Uf 2
2 *irtuc? fur li,
S ACE.
- PUHITY. 5
- MELLOWNESS C
APU RELIABILITY. g
H M r i tiM^r liii'l It. Mk four for 2
S It. ?M'J If IhmIimm iiuMtNVU It Mild til* S
~ rrrt for it to ' C
? ZIZjOXN, ?
- I ?'Ur#| mr?m, All?tth*nrf I'n, 5
5 I i < rnti'l VWioietfilo l.|r|ii<>r 5
H *
* "iniiiiiiimimiitimtiifmiiumjiim*
0 ~ i
J barriers?? j
a MlMVr.fl
J THE INTELLIGENCER
aro plainly marked lines whoro the
cruel switch lui lacerated tlio tender
Uesh; tlio whole scene bding lightod up
Willi a till! mo in that huugi above tliu
ravine in a perfect November nicy. Tuh
picture la ruiuoJ by tho artist:
wurTB-CAPrso."
"Iris now oyer ttfteeu yeari siuce 1
began this picture, and the incident!
which auggeatod is came to iny attention
abdut that time," naid tho artist.
MI was awav out in .Shaunon county
with a medical friend of mine named
Wicks, from Philadelphia, on a hunt*
trip. On tho uight of the white-cap*
piny of the girl, Lizzie Coulaon, the central
flguro of tuy painting, l)r, Wicka
aud myself were prowling around
through the mouutaius in search of a
wild turkey roost.
"It was about 0 p. m. when wo ontered
the ravine at the upprr end an i
quietly worked our way down toward
the creek, *hich tlowed pastthoopeiiing.
Suddenly around an abrupt bond we
saw the Mcoue that 1 atn reproducing
here. For a moment we could not understand
the situation, hut when I saw
the Hwitch descend upon tho girl's
shoulder4 I realized that wo were witnessing
a genuine case of whito-capping,
but at the tirst glance I did uot think
the victim was a youn;( girl. My compauion
yelled out:
"'What's goinjj on there?' For a
moment tho faces ot the maskod men
wore all turned in our diroctiou, and
one of the fellows answered back:
'* 'None uv your u??a bizuesi! Hotter
Rit out, er we'll load yor hide in
place uv hickoring it.' Then uach man
grasped a guu in a determined manuer,
and we concluded to drop behind a big
rock ami await further developmonti,
not caring to meaiure strength with
sovon desperate mountaineers.
'For a moment tho white capa remained
like statues; and thon, aftor tiring
avolley in our direction, started oil
hurriedly down the ravine toward tlio
creek,leaving their victim bound to tho
tree. Wo waited for a few momonts,
until a distant call, awav down tlio
crook,echoed through ragged bluffs, and
a responsive 'Ye-ip!' told ui that the
enemy had passed beyond tho danger
line.
RKLBA9I.VO TUB VICTIM.
"With one impulse tho doctor and I
moved rapidly to tho troo where tho
victim of white cap vongeance was tied
ap with her\lianda above Iter hoaU, just
a* you Ace in the picture bof ;ro you.
Tho P' ? ?r creature ha 1 faintsd, and for
ono r.Minont Dr. Wicks aud I gazed in
ar\"a/tillit?a Wittl hor
ror. But professional inatincta uromed
u? both to action.
"My first impulio was to make n hurriodikotch
of tho woird aconn. but it
was ao vividly photographed in iny
mind, even to tlio mnit minuto detail,
til a t a a tc a tcli would not help mo in re*
producing a psrfeoi picture of tho re*
voltintf *nectaclo.
"Dr. Wicks pulled ofThl* cn.it, spread
it out upon u iiiotiy snot, quickly tud
cordi wore cut that bound tho girl'ii
hands to the trot, and with all tho
tondernesi wo could put into a iioroic
measure wo Inii tho uirl upon horiido
until n lotion of Homo kind, which tho
doctor produced from his modicinu caie.
was applied to the laceratod hack and
moulders. Thou restoratives wore
tfivon, and the poor ciiild of tho rnouutains
opened hor ovoi, aud a convuliivo
shiver ahook lior framo.
"1 lift girl looked uo Into our facoi in
u (hxnil way, wlion j)r. Wickn vory
KQfitly uiko'l, n? ho pullod tho coat
closely about tho trombling form. *Mv
poor child, what doos tins damnable
outrage moan?*
" 'Nothin'; only jiat account of paw/
ho ropliod, ai hor hand* worn panel
to iinr browa, about which disheveled
trosaet of dark hair clung in profusion.
" 'Who did tliii?' I asked.
" 'JJnnno, now. Whito C'api, I 'apoct,
Moonsliinora.'
"That win all tho girl would snw tlion,
but alio aroao to a tilting poature, looked
at us in the same dar.ol way, as if try*
ill g to fathom tho niluallon,
"With tho asaiataiico of tho doctor
and myaolf tho girl managed, aftor a
brief period, to ariao to her foot, and
without any roinottalraucp on her purl,
wo linlpnd bur down to our miio lium*
lug cabin, about half n inito from tho
Hflono of tlto outran. \v lion no roacbod
It tlio poor tflrl win in n mafo of <!olInpio,
niul wA tint lior to bod In our
Mloouiiiir Mpnrtfiioiit, tfot n li/lit, niul Dr.
Wirkd oirMfu 11 y ilroimod tlio frightful
wounds itifllctod by tlio brutal wbito
napa*
tiin pooii (ifiif/tf ?toiiy.
"It wan fully A wook nftor alio nun ro*
eel foil into our cabin baforo tlio girl
fully rncovorad liar inontal forcm ami
told in I hit (drrtiuiitunroa that lod up to
tlio revolting outrage by tlio whlt? capi
of Nhannoii count?.
" 'Yoii'iin don't undnratand about
tlinr wav pooplo do out lioro, My paw
lini lind a lltlln atom on tlio lloiiRton
road, rhino by tlio fifth ditui an' ford itv
tlio I'lnay, nvnr mniio I kin rornambnr;
an' ho novar hurt a man or a woman in
hlft 11In, My mow, alw'a bin dod no lom?
I don't rorkon in I oould toll. I'aw an',
mo JlHt IIvmI lit Win atoro an'got'loiiu
all right. fill tlmm iiioonthInorw atarlod
torioi thai paw had told tlio mariUala
whoro tliu "tills i?; thuu tlioy tamo
down lo whip paw. i btu>rod 'uiu t'omin'
tluit ni.?ht aii' 1 hiil paw, an' I
wouldn't lull 'out, ilio m.'un hLudU i,
whar ha wiu. Tnuit tlioy jmt Kr*bbu?i
we, totod niu up tor tliu holior wuar
you'itu Ituiad me. Tlioy triod tor |rit
mo tur toll, wliou tliov tiud up my liuu'a
uu' cut my droai wuiit uti, hut 1 uovor
hu4 u word 'bout paw. Thun tlioy ?od,
"1) u'tho peaky gal; lot'* Uick'rv
hor"; an' tlioy did. Yuu'im know all
'bout it.'
"llto u'irl wan looking out of tbo window
at tint river wlulo alio was tolling
hoi briututory. Shown* not yut fully
rocovorod from ttio oUueta ot tho whipping
and uxponuro. A fow moments'
iluucu, and dim upranu to hor foot, hor
faco all uuloiv. 'Thuru'n pawl There'*
paw!' ?ho neroamod, pointine lo n limit
old titan bauviy paudliui; down tliu
airvaur, and with Ihu hwittnoia of u door
rujhod mil to tho IwnU and iiailoJ him.
' I li.t ..I.I Il.i.i i...... it riit.il In uliiirn
and in |itt tiio bow at tliu boat struck
tlio u'i'avul tlio u'trl upraiiu in and loll
into tlio old Man's urnia, nouriy upoot*
liiitr tlio liltiu wait.
" Taw! U, raw!'
"'Li/.! .My Liz!'
"That wan tlio grouting-betwcen father
and daughter, ami na tliu old boat
rooked on thu uddyipi: mirrout they
sobbed like children, 'itin tuoilo was u
vorv nU'?elm>? ono, and laslod (or hov*
oral inomonu, niter which tiio yirl led
tior latiior into our cabin, wliuu alio told
him of our care and attention.
"'God bio 14 yer, men!' said the old
man fervently, 'I'lmr bo iuiu men lull
in ilior win Id y it, an* old Jako Coulsou
id j;lad ho hat mot Vm.' llo nroio, held
out hU hands to in, which wo grasped
and shook huaruiv. 'Hut,' ho continuud,
*wo muit bo tfoin*, Lis. .Soniothill's
l'uiii' tor lianpou lac-uuin. 1
wouldn't hov yor inU? it lur all the j
wurld; uu' 1 Uuow Uod wouldn't
eithor.'
"We couldn't persuade tlio old man
that it was notsaio to tuko l.izzio away
at that time, wlion llakon o( snow worn
in the air, hut no wai lirin, and ho wad
the uirl. She seemed t? have yroWn
strong ci111 co norfatnur cauio, Tim dar.:
browu oyos fairly beamed in tho excite*
uioiil of goiuo anticipated pleasure, aud
hor form became once mare orcci. SUa
was u beautiful Amazon, u? ?lio stood
lliore uu the river ban*, juct beforo cmbarking
with her father. She came up
to Doctor Wick* aud me. '1 rau't Hay
jiit what 1 feel far what you'uus hev
ilono fur me, but it's right in th?r in my
heart, an' 1 kain't mik it out. If I didn't
fetl thot paw aud Uod hud biuiues* fur
me, 1 kuow I'd cry it out.'
"i'hore waa a suspicion of tears iu uor
oyos us she said these parting word*,
and I don't tliiuk that cither i)r. vVicks
or myself were less atiected, ai tho brave
l?irl shook our baudsuml said good*bye.
The boat was pushed out into the
stream, aud witli tho current and the
paddles' dip moved away, ui a flurry of
snov.fUkei fell upon the broazu*brown
hair of the cirl, and alighted upon the
griulud beard of the old man.
KBTRIUUT10.V AND ROMANCE.
learned from a trappor going up the
river lliat thoro wan a torribio oxploiiou
in Kfbbit Hun on tho nuht succeeding
tho day (hat Lizzie Coulaon aud iter old
fathor loll the cabin. Tho trappor miii
that I'helan i'arker'o still had blown
up, aud that six men, besides Parker,
had Peou aliikcn to pieces th.it woro
helping to make white whisky thai
night. Tho trappor didn't seem to tin*
dorstand cxactly how it oceiirred, or tho
cause of the rxhloaion, but said thoro
waa a 'powerful nuoll ur powdor 'bout
tUo place alter the tlaro*up.'
" 'buthiii' did happou that night,"
laid Doctor ?icka to mo, at the trap*
per pausod on. bo that is tho story of
this picturo which I have ho?n working
ou at dilleront tunes for fiftoon veura,"
said tho ortiit, an he laid down his palate
and throw himself buck to gaze upon
bin work.
"Did you over hoar of tho girl or her
father ainco tho tune they lotl your
cabin?" was a?kod of tho artiaL
"Oh, vol, vory irequently. ldzzie has
boon the wil'o of my friend, Dr. Wicks,
for thirteen roan. They reside now in
California but old .lake C01U1011 lived
only a few months after he loft utj that
snowy day."
n N'AN'Ci; \NI) I it A UK.
tlm lf?Aturn4 ul (ii? .Holier u'lt .Slunk
Murkata.
Nr.w York, Nor. 27.?Money ou rati caty nt
I'iaJ per corn; last loin - par dent; clou-1 nt l',n
J per cent. Prim* mercantile paper per
cent. Mcrlhu ?*chance dull with arduil bus*
mess in bank era' bills at II Mai for ?!?
nianil nn1 HS7J4ai si<A for Mxtvdays. Posted
rates tissual BO. Coiumcreial bliMi */. ;. .Silver
cortlllciMtM ' nt'/ ,< . iter silver Me.
Covering ot abort coiitrhdv more lavnrninu
nowi (r.iiu nlioi I. expectation! of tilMtmnl.il
Inrniuivs lu earultiKi the granger rondaniid
Indication* of a llghteroiitfliHYof cold to Rurnpj
on SituifUv ttiMfi nail Im'imi llRUfi l upoti.nlhix*
erliwl jtllluonce upon t(Hla) '< tuoffcot. The feature
of the *j? rulntlon wa4 tho rrditance fhown
to driven lit the IndlUtrlaU. <:iiirn*o <iu? belli#
tho oulv active ituok on the II' i 1I1A1 left oil at a
nut decline. The beam (run tltue u* tlino t? Med
tho market and ran*e 1 n rather feverUh movenit?nt
in the Industrial". T ho volume of InMuoii
wo.* ullphtiy lnr.:or thail 'iue?day'? total, hut entirely
tvfleeted t?ie inauipalatlon of tiie urnfeitioiial
denier*. In tho hut hour reaction* from
tho exth'iua ndvaueos occurred on reallrliiK
inlet mid on tho aliaUMiioiit of the covcrltii: demand.
Thoclo?ln2 tvm Irrc^ularlv -ir.tnT. ttnnl
unlet fhoivliitf Willi n aln^'la iixi-' ptjon pmilmiiI
not anfiii. til" iii'tro important of which were |i>*
Pern or A; Itlo limtnlo Louluvilli? A N'oihvilli-,
t',. heather preferred i1?. ntut .->uj;rtp utid
(Jeliorul Kleetrle. IV?i pereruL
The railway bond inarkot. In tvmpi'hy with
!he*t n?k?,dmplayd st.ioiljjth and n fnlrdexrej
of activity. 1 lie dunlins* a/j.eKiita #1.1 .
(loveriimont bonU? Hllchtly onniur for '? regular;
Other* tlendy.
Htitte nomU Inactive
lUJIrnad bond- firmer.
TMo total smIo? of stock* today wore 2.11 050
hares. v
itKiii l*i? ?r'?o* qunrtriov*-'i/urn ttio.
New IT. H. 4? re#,... IWKfMlfinenrl Panlflu. . ':n'J
New II. !Mi Coup ..IMS Nn?hvlllo .1 Hint..
r.H. fmrec II lf?i National t'oM.i;; . ,
I". S. I'fi roil p. ..Ill, do [>r?ferr.-1 I
IJ. H. <Hr.*it III '-. Now leiftttvi'eiilnl H?7
IJ. R ruip .111*4 Norfolk A Wont, p'd lo"*,
If. H. 2i rex Norihern I'aolilc f'?
I'aeilloOt of 'ui lo. i do preferred iv,,
AluhUoii IT.'i Northwcatoril IIH?]?
Adninn Kxi.rem 14$ i do III. l.-tred . . I 'I
American ''*t?re aJlr> iNertr York CctilrnLbM!\
llaltluiore.V tiiilo .. ? .!, N. Y. .4 New i*ilfl...? iii
(Canada Houiherit... W? ji ?re,tiiii linpruvo U I
? 17 llIro.m \?v . |l|
(itirnwnkM .miilu iH'ji'mMHu Mull. !W?J
<'|iIt'nI Alton Hi'' ruulmr^u . 1"7
rin iinr. Qniitcy *" '< Komlln:: I?^i
IdfiiC'i?if* h.", Ilwl: Mm I ... "? i
: .V r*t I. |J'? Hi. I'mil V' 4
i'ot, Conl <v Iron ' '41 <ln jihifoir--I 1;7
Cotton <>ll Cortiiir. r?'i '>1. I'nnl A <)ninli:i I '?
I Mil. A 11 < 11 .137 | ?lr? pri-fcrrol .... I/",
I ml. l.wii A Wo?t irtii*? RiiKitr lioftiiiiry....... v.?'?
I loll. A It. li. jimf'il 17'jTi'IM Con I A Iron., ill'.
|)|o Afntllii I' I r.''*T?'tn? huijllr H4
Kiln r 'lI'l'ol. 1(1) (I'll. I'l.'l ".*
?jiMiri'f"rn?<l I- I'lilon I'aolUc 1*1 M
IllitioW Outrnl . l" I'. A Kjioimi
Kmi. AT.?*. i mI .I li'vW .Hl. I. A I' 7'J
l.?kr Krlo A "'i| ?fi? pruftriml I1'!,,
tinnroforNd 7i |\V?lli l'ar?>? P.* I i
UknWioru ....\ ! * !H;\Vo?lvrn union 8.*^
l.?m) Trihi #>' WlioolliiU M l?. I I "?
lioiiltvlllflA Nfi'li. .'it!?; ilu prefrrM 4i'?
MIoIiIkuii ComrHl ,,|i)i |(lflli<Mul lilwlrlo HIV,
llrrnilatnff* ninl I'rovUloiM.
(IhlANiro -Wliffnt illiplnynl n III Do flrmnrM
III tlm 0(ttfl|||||f ?iiiHlllly on Ih" (Inn cnlilM nrnl
wnkiinM in roii?ol<--lnii (jiih-klv Im'KNU io
wnitkrn Ntnl wiiloir RiniliiHilr nearly %o, mid
lip lo noon hm! innil* Put lllilo rally. Pin
tvinn nm Ntlll In n ?*rI|?i?Im?i romlItI?>ii nun llinro
uiii In OMllfililtjlN '?iil III! n |itllltl0H( h'i'I tllO
nnwiwiu ulio iiifnitrn, Corn ttm ilow ami \?<"il;
on lllM'tiil ( Hill* pri'?aiini of tlm unurliy option*
mnl Mnr wm wnutir. 'Mi* miIimI *|o?r nml oaiy,
fiillui*liik tlm coil mo o( oltcr Kiulii, r.loMiiK nl
tlii> IowmI lltfiirn i.f tlm ilnv
ll"K iiniiliK li waro nun i ami uu<lor.
I lour iniinlnal.
Wiirar i n?lt No. J prlii t 'if '.rti No. :i
KprliiK MltyiWty'i No, J iim| '?? : No. :
Nnvmiilmr f?fi)?ii''ftV ^,it'"1 Din-mimr '?t
M',itA7il6Wliei Mnr WJt/tlll^* -i-.
iuhis i'(t?h No 'Vf; N.ttOHihcr '.1i',*JJii
jWWm llvcQiflhor .Innmii>
;n,vt/7?.,?,l,u.'il,y'l (rft/!'1 fit
(UT*-C?'ll No. J, IWiNo in hits tfOn'iu'jci
Nu Jl wlijlu Iv h *i' ,? ; Vovt'iiibcr 17',117' n17 *',f, I
UnirmUi r 17' .ii. ul. ,c, Muy
J' VI. - N... |
IIaui.lv '.(? : nominal. *
I.
'i iKirniv M in-Prt'iie H7 M
M?: - I'oiiK -U?ll for bid. t" b7'^H 0"; ItofOinImr
17 n." s.!1.January th&jtfU 'JWi bJ! v;
M4V i'l 17 ,u'J UJa'.(
)x\iii>?pur 10(1 II)*. i'? -in: November
? ? J#!^i i aoj Juuuury *3 4i-'? * ?; J,UJ'
& U7V>'. 7i, iu'? 7a
Hlionr Kim- <\wli IdctOoomM $? l'ui? W: J*"limy
SI I it I 17' al IMay 5!7>'at T?n? 7u: Nuveiul??r
81 ."-iuI H?u|t ;r?;drv iiliul biiuuldcr? (boxed)
*Jmfi clour ?lde* I ? *iT^e.
WinliiY-lUiUllerV lluUbuU good* por ffullou
lirrrcit?On tlm produce exrliuiiKO to day iho
hutiur luuvkul v.m firm; ero.uuury I7a^c; dairy
1 laJt'o.
yirm ?i I3a-ic.
N'rw York?Flour, rtfceipU '.'7 ?"0 barrel*: exports
-'l.OOO burruU: uiarku u,od*rnudy urllvo
lor wins im.eni* and low gn??n winter*; hlyu
KrMliU uviiltfiMod; southern ilour nominal: r.vo
ilonr inorj i.-Uv.-. bucxwheni liour quiet. Comment
dillr, uu-tteru cunno yellow 7<u74',e. K>o
Mil; wcitorn 4.'n<:'o. lUrley dull; barley limit
mill. Whuui, rucelnla VH 7uo UuilirU; u\iiort<
lu.' jH Im.heU: ?|.ol m;irkol weak and iio??d
u ; mod. uiis4ti?fauiory uxiiori (louiaud; ?>!
limn U[)titie<l it iidy, Itiriiiit'j ivcnk ami lair!v
uolivo un I b(*liiij { iiml iioMon nf lam-otubcr
>wltfhliig 1.1 May. ami Inter broke under lu'tlvi*
Ii<iitI'lttlion. No. J riM cliutul ut tr 'ir; No. I hnrd
fliHod ut Peii'inf/or Corn.
IvrolpU bu?bcU; * 11hiii? ivtf.UM hiifclmU;
market trcnlrer; option* o;>oned dull, b it
inriicd wuuker and jnuro u tlvu. wltli when*.
Novotubur cloao'l ni ?'?'. ??: Oecmnber elon-d ut
0?U, rvooipu *.*.,- ? buhliuU; uxporm
l.ii' i bmlicii, kpoi fimrkoi dull: optloun iii??ihmI
In.I, ruled Inncilvo uud cloned weak: November
ulokcd i?t l>v'?vitibcr rlo'.ci at ".'Sc. llujf
nuloU Uup4uiiloU UIiIm f|ulu(, l^ntlior quiet.
Ut o( dull, 1.1111401:14 \vea'?. picklod lUou-'lura
*1 iii''*1. iiirllod baiuk h^u'.'f. i.Hid^iMwd wouk
it too iliiw.'si prion on rtcord (or iwooty-oitftil
>c;tr?; wo.t.'ru ?tcam eUviM v.' >? ToaWa. I'ork
(lull. TaIu-w ?t?ady. ttu?ln ilrni. Turimutlno
dud. lilt .' tiiili t M 'I'.*; ??h *' oi?'luu?
r'ou-d vvi'uL at a not dttcmio of r>a:u pointj.
Siitfur, rmv quiet; roilpod quiet
itiililuiiirn ? Flour quiet ami unoUauucd.
recolpu 17 oyu ban !>: aolpweuu 18,uw bar role
wiii'rtt doll uud eavy; apui. uiohjIi and iJe-ruib??r
No. red lil'^aCIV; rrceiptt 5.04
inutioK Com woak; Kput uud month :ii'.a?ao;
rogulpu >?'i kblpiiionu tj.ojoi?un1i>
? !?. Oui? una; No. J ulilia tvwtf.u
9.<x? tjtiihehi- JJatlor. vat andebeoe
ill in u?d ouchauj;ed,
Toledo- Wheal lower and vrcalc; No. li ci'li
and lA-fi'inbcr oic; Jluv M^e. i oru steady; No.
V mixed No. 118c; May ' . #411 Oals
I 1 tut; No, llmlxiNl I'J'i; .No. - whito -I.V; MOV
'13 ? KyrdQll. N<>. nc?i?b '.c. i;iovcr?r>-d kcUvo
and easier; prime cash mid December VI 4V
ciiiciiiuiui? riniir aud ifraliit steady mm! iiochatntcd
l'lnvlison* easier utid isllchtly lower.
Wiillky steady; wm t'Ji barrels at ?i -J. Mutter
firm. .;<i". .- steady. Eg;ji? una at 17*17>(c.
tlicc-c dull.
\* oral.
Uoston -The American Wool and Cottou Hej'Oftur
htlll ?ay tfi morrowr of tlit* wool trade:
i in.- u:'c.-111 Now York. HoMou and l'hiladc.'pitla
b a vtrn mounted this week to d.i.u.S m poiiucU. of
which 4/Mii.s j pouuds wor.t domestic nud 1. J7.'?.liM
pounds uere foreign wool. TI10 sale* aro
conildoruUl" larger tbau the aggregate reported
bin week and there has unquestionably been
t?otl? mi Increased luuiaml and a uinre r?tiural
liniutrj. It is 1 lie general otduluu that the
new* received from tlm London opening will
materially nireiijtiiicn our markets. In Uoston
tho Nile "till- week will foot up S.iaW.MW p<>uuds.
about tlve-sixtfla of which. "JTOl.ftUO pounds,
wore domestic stock, and thu balance, IV5.U0U
pounds. foreign wool. Although there Is u
largo ami more general inquiry, trade i< comparatively
quiet which l? natural enough when
ouo consider* thn linmenso amount uf atock
tliat tbl* market has furnished to the mills since
January. an amount which at date exceeds by
more (ban .s.o-woik) pouuds the aggrerislc sold
In tlilN market In thu corresponding period of
1S8W.
I.oudoii ?At the wool auction sale* today
Iiale* wereollered. of which oOO were withdrawn.
The prices wore unchanged, and thero
was *n-ndr homo demand. A iambs wa? buying
cross-bracdh and merinos moderately. The following
nr.! the sale* in detail; Sydney?I ll'"
bale*: scoured to Is id; grea?y 4,'?d toi'jd.
tjuccii'duud -I 1: bale*: scoured 7;4?l 10 I* -'Vfcd:
gr?*a?v d to M. Victoria?17i bales; ?cotired
< ? ! (0 li South Australia?I,129 bales]
>o Mired vT 110 is; greati i'y to sd. New Zealan
I I,..K? bale-; scoured fi.sd to Isl!d; preo.*y
.v}4.| to *'.,d t'npe of Wood nope and Natal?
l.l'il bales; ocaured .">\d to U Jd; greasy 4%d to
7>,d. \
N?w York?Wool quiet.
I?ivt' Sloek.
Chicago-Common to strictly prime dressed
invi iuhI flipping ateora wore in ootnnuo ai
si 15mI :li. butt-hern cow* and l ulls sold ut J.' (Mia
it.'A uii-J calves ui i.' OOh'iOO. ildK'i fairly actlv^
alMeadr prior* Sal"* weru made wlthlu the
narrow range ofchoice droves sold at !i i>a
n70, chlolly a'. ?HMaSC.f?; i>k? f I 4?>al f.u. Tliore
was a tair demand at fctcouv prices for sheep;
ltiT?:rtor tn good sheep being salable at II K-aSOo,
with choice u? extra own ?mrcc auJ pretty
much nominal ut $1 V.1a3 iO Latalx were
wanted ut si <Uul 4? for common to cbwico.'
i:??t iturTi ", .V V?Cattle. onljr two loa<lt
of the I Heirs received were con*lgued for sale,
l.lttto dolug and price* *tra<lr. Hok*. receipt.*
II cars: luirket fairly active, Yorkura, fair to
choice 3-' -.'will '.*0; roughs, cominotl to good |i>?
.! >>; pig to fair f? Z'mi 7 V Sheep and
I it U) l>?. recclpu 7o can: market fairly active;
lamb*, eholce to prime lltxal siieep.cholnc
to selected wi thers d-'J l"?a3 81; culls and common
sheep 1 U'.iil
I'.ni l.tiittrty -Cattle steady at unchanged
price*. Hog* active at uuehanged prlcov Sheep
low at unchanged prlcc.t
Clitrlnuntl-lloK* native at ut !.MOn'.'70; receipts
n.joO heal; shipments tf.Pd heal.
|>rv Oimilt,
X*w York?A quiet, almo*t n* great as If it
were a legal holiday, prevailed throughout the
market. nuit any demand was for ?urh *tuud
quantities iu not to be clasted a? bntiue**. J?ollv-rie?
on former purchase' bavo takou a, eo?' l
HUnatlty of all kino* nfgiMnl*. and from mob forwarding*
many current want* ara bclug *upi
licO Printing cloth* very dull and previous
<l notation* unchanged.
MHnla.
N? it York?I'lg iron unlet: southern $12 00a
M f*); northern 81'J (ilaII i5a Copper dull; bro?
l.-er*' JU oi. exchange 911 > ?a 11 lu. Ix-aJ tlrtaer.
h'oker*' .n); exchange fii'iaiTfl. Tiu steady;
;ntiglit* Jil iVrtt >*: plate* quiet aud steady.
HpciMir dull; domestic ii JWaJ.xs
I'Mrnlwum.
oti r rr?Ontaed at SI blrhcit SI MJ6
lowcit ?l HV; rIo?r?l al il much I'J.OjO bar*
self; rtiua lo.i.ojii Imrrd*. aaipruuuta Kl.feM barN?w
York? I'otruletlia weak; II 47 bid.
Hp* the World'* Fair for Fiflffau CidIi.
Upon rnceipt of your alriraii and
lift ?on conti in post*?* alamo*, wo will
mail you prepaid our SouvkNtn 1'ort*
I'OLlOOFTIft: WoIII.i/mCoi.umiiian Kxposition
; thn regular prico is fifty centa, but
m wo want yort to Imvo oi:??. wo make
the price nominal. You will find it u
work of art and a thing to bo prixod.
It coutaiui full pxgo vi-itvd of thn (treat
building*, with (loseriiitiona of pauio,
and is executed in highest Htylo of art.
It not tatiaflu'l with it, after you cot it,
wo will refund tlio otampa and lot you
Ucor> thn book. Addrea*
I II. K. 1'rCKI.RN it; Co., ClflCBRO, HI.
All pain banished by Dr. Miles' PalH I'lllo.
Wticn T?aby wu irlok, we girt* bar Cutorfa.
When n!i?* woa a Child, aba cried for C^torl*,
When alio heeamo Ml*, ?h? ctuny; to Castorla,
Wboa the bad Children, the gave them Criteria.
I'll en! I'llnal Iii'lilng 1*11 ill*
HVMPfOW* - xniHiira; uiioiwj m-iimi; nui
ntlnuMif} mourn nlflit: wunebjr crntolmw. I(
? noiiiltius lumofi form, wulanotttti
I, t ami ulooMio, hvoinlnc v?rv <?r?v
M0|n I Hit Itclllii* anl
til,, .it 1 m?al? oloorallou. ami In ttimt 0?? ?< toiiiov?mIiiu
uuniim At ilfiis'll'tv or i>y until, lar
uhwiiu Ur? 8a>arna a? Hou I'nlln'l Jljitila.
"llmt In < iirt* All Nhin IIHwtMi
Hlmiily nnulf "HWAV*5,H OixrMltvr" Nn III*
tr'rnni iim'iiii'iiio rf.|iilro<1., Curt* lailar. trJsmi,
lit h nil oriiiiuoin nil Ilia (AM, haml*. ii.iv?, 4a,
imrlnttha -kin flloAr, Wllllo ami iioalllijr. lu
real it'* % 11111( ami mrntliro power* ate p??M?ai#<1
fy 11.1 oiler rniitftly. A?k your rtriiKKtat f<>
HWAYNL'aUINMIKNt 1TIIMW
I.lghtnlnfl Hoi Drop?Whil
Funny Nemol
Very True, but It Kill* All Pain.
Said Everywhere. Every DeyWllhout
Relief, There le Na Pe?l
IlKADACIIficiirHlliiJ'tmlmilwilivDr. Mllmf
i'ai.i I'ii.ii. "Ueiieeniaitaio." Alilm**!*!*Children
Cry for
Pltohor'* Cnntnrln.
L:nuavnoNAL. I
KIGET SCHOOL!
Now. that ymi ?rc at work, why ?laa'b
you ttliuuJ lUu 8?ttJou> o! lUo
WHEELING
Business College!
IUK. .11HA.III I II I.I.t til aia,
Writing, Spoiling.
Arithmetic*, Hoot: beeping,
Shorthand, Typewriting, etc.
('oniforialila ronnia. ('archil pertfuual Imirucllou
Ami low priccd.
COMQ HMD SDQ US.
WHEELING
Business College J
V/h?ollnfT, V/. Vn. iinMVHAny i
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
?FOll?
Young Ladies
and Children.
JUIC. M.irkot St., \Vl??olUis, w. Vu.
Fifth minimi tcxMau bcffiai MONDAY,
si;rTi:Htii?i; m, imo.i. 'ihU?chooi oiter* u
rompletuiud thorough educ?lli>n in Pkacth'ai.
I.s-.Uill. Ma nil. ha HO. CXOUAK Cl.A?IOI, LATIN,
Moi'KIlN l.ANi.l A'i rf UllU ELOCUTION.
M'C'iiil mivnnUmc* ofierod graduates frniu
public >ohoi?ls huiI oihuu wl?u ?la?lro to pariiia i
higher i-r.i.- ii of n:u ly.
Methods ami conn* of Instruction compare
favorably with the bj?t seiaiuarluj in tho conn*
trv.
lies rrcclred lu Hie Primary and Intermediate
Department*. Fur circulars or Interview,
aj'i'iy to
AllS. M. SYKVKXH IUUT,
Principal. Wlnwilnr. W. Vn.
FINANCIAL.
0. I.auu, President. Jos. 6ktd.hu Cashisr
J. A. jKrriiiuo.f. Allium Ciuliler.
BANK OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL 1:200,000, PAID IV.
WHEELING. W. V*
D1IILCT0B8:
II. M. Hurper. Joseph F. P.iulL
James Cummins, Henry Bluber-ton,
A. Hermann, Jo?eph tie/bold.
Gibson La tub.
Interest paid on special depo*lt\ 1
luucA draft* on Kuglund, Ireland andSootUni. I
BITlj JO.SKFII SKYlWJl.t). Cmlitcr. |
JgXCilANiiK BASK.
CAPITAL ~~$3QO.OQ3.
J. N. Vanck ... .^President |
Joun Fa*wr-...M.WM ~.Vlce ProsldeuL
UUturTortS:
J. N. Yailfl*. (je.ir^n li StlfeL
J. M. Mruirn. Wllllutn Kljiiigft* a
John l ro>T. Jouu u mcKoy.
John Wntorhoma. W. K, Sioa*
W. II. Frank.
Draft* li'iicl na I!a<Uad. IroUut Sootlaai
and all poluu la #uroi?o
l> K. S\XIM r.ohlcr.
JJANK OF TUB OHIO VALLli*.
CAPITA L?.N?||mw?S 175,000.
Wim.iam A. Iwrrr ...... .. Preihlent.
Wii.i.ui# H Simeon Vlco-PrasMtnt.
Dralu ou Kugland. Ireland. Franca ana liarxaaiir
Diutcroiii
William A. lactt. Mortimer I'olhsfc
J. A. Miller. William 0. Sltiiptoa.
h M. Atklawa. John K. lloUtord.
Jullu? Pollock. Victor Ro?an Our*.
1L Forbc\
!?l J A M11.1.1:11 <N?sh?
IN8URANCE.
riliJAIj ESTATE
TITLE INSURANCE.
If von pnrchaio or makoa loan ou rail
mtuto linvo tlto title ituurud bjr tho
Wheeling Title and Trust Co.,
NO. laiS MAUKKT KTItKKT.
U. M. RUS5KLL I- F. STIFKL
I'ruldenL toeretarr.
C. J. RAW UXV. F. I STNfil.KTDN.
Vlci* President. An^'t .v.*rotary.
G. IL 1-1 UllA'HKl.ST. Kxaialnerol Tltlm.
?lo!7
RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVtilt RAILROAD CO.
Tiwo table lu e3oct F*pt?jtnber 29. 1SXV
iHkn uotloe that train* ( tfco
Ohio Hirer It K. wi<l run by KasU<ru Standard
Time 0:1 u'.iJ nfior September XI, 189'v
cl'allv. 11'atly wxtvrt Sunday. KaMorti Tlrno.
with Rousit. j 1 | a j ft j 7
Via I*. C. A St L tly.j a m k ptu
Pittsburgh. -J J 4?
BtfiibPiivlile Leavo "10 aoj
Whet ling ArriTo! *11 3ft M20
' n ia p in p m
Wheeling Le?te? "6 * tl W *4 oc
liouudtrllle c si i y 4 r.j
Nmv Marilusvlllc 7 ?j, ?'t :i7
Flataraville 7 2 40 fl iW
Ullllatmtown 9 on U I'M am
Parkertbunx - 9 at 4 .v u0 f7 CO
I!nvoii??'ood 10 -17 ft *.# ' 8 10
MaanuCitr 11 45 t? .'l
dlfton 11 60 G i'A U2li
I'olnt Pleasant 1-' in 7 01 9 to
,? ... I l i 20 7 US 1U (XI
K. ii M. Junction.... j jj jq w
VlnK.d-M.il>'. p tn i?ia ptu
K A- M. Jnoctlou...~l.v t- M 4.' J as
t'harlcxuiu Ar f.< (tt *11 .VI i? M
(Utllpnlln 1_* to 7 :r. 10 IN
llutitiiiRion l .ty h .?) U
Via <\ ?t O. Itf. | a hi ' p ui
Leave Huntington .. . f: l - *2 r?)| -2 t.'i
Arrive-Charleston. W. V.l 14 II'. :i 4*i| 4 111
Kciiova Arrive! "J 0'? f.MO fU 03
Via 0. A O. Hv. p >o n tn p ui
Krnor* f*nv?l * _' ." | -! r? *7 2.'?
('Ifieluiinti.t? Airlv?? *< > .0, J no W
l-?'XliiKit'll, K V ..A.riv? i 7 iv 9 . > ' ; I) i
vr J noui.ws. <i. i'. a.
?Pennsylvania. statlona.. j
annsylveniFynes.!
Trains Hun by Central Tiaio.
rrrHv.T OrriCM at ivmr??!.vANtA Sotiw m
WArrn Rt , Poor ?>r Kf.rvRHTii Mr . 1yiiricmn(|,
a i :?irl.t)hr Ilornr, Wma i ,v ahi? ai*tai??
pp*s*ri.v?fru I'mfonrmiT.
# iv. i fHV* ' !: routs.? '
DAII.Y. fDiiiif Rioter du.iiMV.
pl:oN wiikkmnii TO i. iv AiumV.
WbUnUurKAitii Hiotiueiirllh. |#:i\? n p.n
MuUmimamiJl'UUlMrgii.... tU.'.'Miii |..?p,n
New Ciiiiilifrmiitl U'Mj n.,i
lll(lllt)?pOl|l *11(181 li-i'lU .? |d:J.I Riit .... j p ,
coliimbiiinitfl Oliiaiiidrttl ... J -?:Ji n .Y'i? pm
WHikbiiiit ftudHiauiMiivllia As.'h pm
I'lilndiiiplilMU-l Nfl.f Yoru tlJiA) p>u 2, j j .> ?
HieuhonfllleMi.i PliwUur?n[l.;UJ p?i -JtM pia
Coluinounud (JiiliiM i MJ:Jj pia jjju pm
I'hllu'lPli'Uiftiiutl N?.f ><?rk ;:*> pa * U:? ?i?
IMIIIlllOlflAlltl Wm(l|l|glOf1, JIM III! IUMI am
Hient>6iivllln ml I'litm iuu -'fVi pm ?|0:u am
HimiMtlvlllMUit DmmUon. ".'iM pia liij.it nm
IndlmiipoiU ?H(t3L |8:i)Jpia h>:li?m
Htjrion mnl UluoliiliaU J.1.01 p.n fu:|i n?,
Hiril??fllv|ll???l*l<m?Ih ??Ilm.. pm |U;|J
M?rtu**??i<j'?wiii-oiort I'itu Dlvuiiia,
lrtlni run ilAlljr. riiiutUy, ?? imun:
Kuan fiiiliKiNMiirra i.kavr Aunivn
K WftYiiamKl fiiloM'* - v 0> |. n
(mmm mul Tolwiii Jiosmii h:<>? urn
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NKATI.Y ANII PlloHITLY KXMJOTII0
AT I'M i ,V l" ' ' ' ,M
RAILWAY TIME CARD. '
Arrlvnimi I loji.ar: iru of tralmou an-l alt?r
<> i. '.'o, \mj\ kxt'l. 4 nation of herxrimof
I Mai:ks: ''Dully; jlHiiy. cxcopt Suil<l?7; iD^lly,
t MturJ.iy; VHnllv. oxoopl Monday; J3ua?
\tinyn only; rMoiwni ouly; 'oulurJajra ooly.
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' 7:10 am Pittsburgh *7:00 pm
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11:2"? |tm .mid New Yorlc. t&'JQ pa
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put..Pittsburgh un?l Deimlion.. "IL'35 am
m:rA?:r. | C. ?fc P. It IL?Hriuokpobt. amite..
0:0s aui ..Fort Wayne ou'i China*.).. pm
?J:18 Mini.. Canton hii<I Toledo fl.fti pm
am' \lllanceaud ClnvoUurt... pn
ti:0U am.Sieubtiuvllleuud Pittsburgh 9;03 pm
t ??:-?9 am SteubenvllleaQfl Pituburgb t
10 pin ...Fort Warnuaad Chloago. VSi pm
-:10 pm| Can tan and Toledo. l:M pn
4:lo pin ...Alliance andClevalaud... 1:3* pot
'' 14 pmlPliiladelpbla an J New York 6:to pm
3:41 pm [Hal lira ore uml Waablngton V.M pm
<1 pm .-toilbc.iiville mid PIttabiirtfp 5:68 pn
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dup* ii't. | vv. A h. K. Itr. Aiumra.
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t ft-if) am Cautoa and Cleveland pw pm
t il;00 amiBrlllUtu and StcubeuTlNo t&QO pm
t 7-:m pm lliwullon and Canton.... fl0!00 am
f i:m jnnllirltllant aud .sumbenville tl&OO aa
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"?00 fiiu Million Aocoa ... f o Si am
&:ui Km Sl Clalnrllle Aceom WJ ana
|!0(jH tin St. Clalrsville Arcom 1:31 pm
ilM pm Sk Claln-rlllo Accorn.... 4:4> pm
f.'r.il pm St. (.'lalrarllle Arcom..... 7:01 pm
f 1:0ft (>m l^Qfttl Freitht tfe+l **?
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RAILROADS.
~Zda? BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.
Departure and arrlul (
train! at Wfeaeliof. lUV
X[?JS For lUltlmore. PfllUlal.
\dPLc9m pbla and New York L&Jt
and 11:4) a. ta., and
Cumberlaad Acoommodatloo. 7:00c m.. daily
except Suuday.
Uraiion Accommodation. 3:40 p. m. dally.
Moundivllle AooommodaUon, and ?4fl
a.m. aud 5:30 p. m., except Sunday, and lb* .
p. m., Saturday ouly. *
inanr.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltlaawa,
fcjoa. tu . dally.
Cumberland Kxpreu, 4:23 p. a., dally, cxoept
Monday. ? 4
( radon Rxprew 4:2ft p. ra.. Vondar only.
Cumberland Acootumodallou, ~-<X> p. m.,?
cept Sunday.
(traiiou Accommodation, 10:10 a. m.. d^Jly.
Motitidxvlile Accommodation, 7:15 a. ita., etetpt
Sunday: 10(10 a. m.. dally. 1:40-and 7:05
p. in., except Sunday, and 7:4a p. m. Saturday
only.
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columlmi und Chioaxo. 7:55 and 10:15 a. m.
and 4:io u. m.. dally.
(Vilmnfiuaand Cincinnati Expreai. 10:15 a. m.
daily, 11:40 p. m.. dally, oxcept Saturday, and
2:m a m Sunday only.
Sandunky Mall, lu-.Ua m.. dally.
Nowark Accommodation. 3:45 p ra.. dally.
Si. ClairsrlllM Accommodation, 10:15 a. in. and
8;4I> p. m., cxccpt Sunday.
AMItVB
' Chicago EzpraM. 1:15 a. a. and 12:10. 1:03 and
S:80 p. m.. daily.
Cincinnati Express 4.-.50 a. m. and 5:30 p. ol,
dally *
Sandu*kr Mall. ft:.T0 p. u^., dally.
Newark Accommodation. 12:10 p. m.. daily.
Ht. Clmf r^villo Accommodation, 12:10 p. tu. tad
5.3(i p. ta, dally, except Sunday.
WHEELING 1 riTTSUUHOII DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh. 4:55 and 7:10 a. m.. and.5:15 p.
m.. daily; and 3:25 o. m., dally, excODt 6uuday.
l or Plttaburgh and the eut, 4:55 a. re. and 6:41
p. m., dally.
arrive.
From I'lttaburgli, I'hlO a. in. and 7:00 p. m..
dally, U:a? p. m., dally, oxcopt Saturday, 10:0# a.
in.. except Minday. and 2:25 a. m., Sunday only.
TheClerelaid, Lorain S Wb?elln{ R. R.
Timo Table in effect Monday, November 24,1895.
Cleveland Depot, Foot of South Water Street
OOINO SOOTH.
CcutralTline a.m. r.M'r.u a.m. Ia.m a.m. r.m r.M
i ? ? '
Cleveland.... 7:?]:oa!4:U
LuiierJcI
Lorain, dep.. 7KW 1:05*4:10
l.l> ria. 7.151:11,4:28
(irafton 7:12 l:M!4:44
locator Jctw... 7:50 1:53 5:05
Medina Ml WW'.*49
('hip Lake.. 8:4.'|2:2U,4:0l
Sterile* 8:5712*4:17
Warwick 9:20 251 mo
Martillon..... 9:47 3:22.7:10
Jllitil* .... 10:01 .!:?;? 6:44
Canal Dover. 10:;tt 4:00,7:67 7:14
New l'hllad 10:42 4:17|?:0'? 7:23
UhrlehlTllle 11:25 4:52|fc25 7:44
SLClainrllle *!:? 7:4J...~ 9:50 7:50 IkM 1.05 hM
r.*. f. m.
Bridgeport... 1:22 MO...- 9:50 8:21 1?? *48 463
fallal ra. I:37f7:? "... 10:1014:4*11*50,4.061
I nniuu vnnru
Electric cnni b?t?rnj? WheellM. Martlo'i F?rrf
and P., 1> A W Oepot In BrtJguPort.
Central Time, a.k a.m. r.M. r.M am a.m r.M r.u
BolUl*.... 1*0 ll'Ji 3:40 ?:4ft *55 1:18 *15
S liport *-V> 1?:40 4 OJ 7 0U5.? t:U 4:88
Ml riJinivill^ fhSO i.-O 7:40>fl02:28*15
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Now rtilUdn... .V.JI friS, i'?tfl:17
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