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Ilnltiinnre Markets
[Correct d wttkly by Blandford, Fowler and
Co., Genera: Oommiision Merchants, Room
48, Charms, r o* Commerce.]
JanUABY 28th, 1888.
Dressed Hogs.t6 25 ©$G 75
Wheat. 9» © 93
Corn, white. 59 © GO
«' yellow. f 8 © 59
Rye. G5 © G8
Oats. 39 © 41
Eggs, fresh. 21 © 22
Turkey. 10 © 12$
Chickens. 9 © 10
Ducks. 8 © 10
Geese. I © 9
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Beef Cattle. Prices of Beef Cattle this
week ranged «s follows : Best Beeves at 4 75
© $5 00 those generally rated first quality
4 37 ©. 3-4 75, medium cr good (air quality
3 CO © $4 25, and ordinaly thin Stems Ox
*n ano Cows 2 25 ©$3 12 per 100 Its.
Sueef and i.amhs —We quota batchers'
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G cents for extra ivid harms at 4 © G cents
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train-, will run as follows, Central 7'itne
I 7-T r> | a | 1~
Leave a. hi. ]>. ni. a. m. a. m.
Wheeling. 3 00 11 00 ti 45
]>. in.
Ben wood . . 3 15 11 15 7 00
Moundsville... 3 35 11 35 7 20
Clarington 4 15 12 15 8 00
New Martinsville 4 42 12 40 8 30
Sistersville 5 05 1 00 H 55
r'rjendly. 5 J8 l 12 9 08
St Marys.. 5 Bn 1 40 9 40
Willianistown 0 40 2 20 10 25
Parkersburg 7 15 3 00 11 10
Ar’ve Pt Pleasant. 8 00 t> 40 3 00
“ K & O. Junction 0 45 3 05
“ Gallipoli*. 4 45
“ Charleston . . 8 25
i 5—n.rrrr
Leave a. in. a. m. a. in. a. in.
K & o Junction 10 45
l*t Pleasant. 10 50 6 15
Parkersburg. 6 35 2 45 9 45
Moundsville_ ... 10 10 6 35 1 15
Benwood . 10 30 0 55 1 35
Ar’ve Wheeling 10 45 7 15 1 50
p. in.
Ar' ve—(level anu 0 15
Pittsburg . 3 20 5 55
a. in. a. m. a. in. a. in.
Harrisburg . 3 20 2 05
Philadelphia 5 (Ml 5 00
New York.. .7 30 7 80
West A Northwest p. m. p. tn.
Newark. .11 50 6 20
Columbus_ . 7 40
a. m. a. m a. in. a in
Chicago.4 50 5 30
Sunday trains on KAO By., arrive at
Charleston at6;l(> p m waiting lor O B li
1! train No 1, at Pt Pleasant1 7'his is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
Railroad. For information regarding
rates, routes, etc., address
W 3 Robinson. Oen’l Pass Agent,
Parkersburg. W 5'a
BIG BARGAINS
IN
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THEY MUST GO.
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remnants, odd and
' m IflTX
. [lUJELiljiN UUIeJ
WHICH IT A VE 15EKN ARRANG
ED THUS:
Original prices now
In ease No, 1 black.
1* own and drab $2 50 to $5 00 $150
In ease No, 2 ’" 1 50 ‘’ il * 0 50
In case No. a “ 1 CO •* 2 50 25
and so they go. For common wear
THEY ARE
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and worth a dozen such as could be
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FOB REIN T.
Hie tiro brick >iding on Ivist King St.
fr.-ia A l^l 1 .
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! I BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ~
|> --TIME TABLE.
In Effect Sunday, Aov. 40, 1887.
WEST BOU«D.
No. 1, Cincinnati Limited ‘Daily,’ leaves
Phila. 10:30 a. m , and Balto. 1:30 p. m.
Washington 2:30 p. m. and Martinsburg
4:37 p. in. Stops at S. V. Junction.
No.7, Pittbsurg Express, ‘Daily,’ leaves
Balto. 7:30 p. m., Washington 8:40 p. m.,
and Martinsburg 11:00 p.m. .S'tops at S.
V. Junction
No. 3, Cinn. & Chicago Express ‘Daily,’
leaves Phila. 5:00p. m , Balto. 8:30 p in.
Wasnington 9:40, Martinsburg 11;55 p. m.
No 5, Chicago & Pittsburg Limited
‘Daily.’ leaves Philadelphia 7:00 a m. Bal
to. 10:00 a. m, Washington 10:55 a m.,
Martinsburg 1:00 pm.
No. 03, Baltimore and Keyser accomoda
tion, Daily, leaves Martinsburg 7:50 a.
m., stops at all stations.
No. 05. Baltimore and Grafton accomo
dation, Daily, leaves Martinsburg 11:55 a.
in., stops at all stations.
No. 147,Harper’s Ferry and Martinsburg
accomodation, Daily except Sunday, leaves
Harper’s Ferry 7:50 p. m., an Ives Martins
burg 8:40 p. m.
EAST BOUND.
No. 2. Limited from Cincinnati, arrives
Martinsburg 12/16 p m., Washington 2:25
p. in., Baltimore 3:25 p. m., Philadelphia
0:26 p. m. St^ps at S. V. Junction.
No. 4, Express from Cincinnati and Chi
cago. arrives Martinsburg 4:02 a. in.,
Washington 5:20 a. m., Baltimore 7:30 a
m., Philadelphia 12 noon.
No. 6, Limited, from Chicago and Pitts
burg, arrives Martinsburg 3:30 p m.,
Washington 5:45 p. m., Baltimore ti;45 p.
m., Philadelphia 10,00 p. in.
No 8, Express irom Pittsburg, arrives
Martinsburg 5,02 a. m., Washington 7;2o
a. in., Baltimore 3:30 a, m. Stops at S, V,
Junction.
No, 38, Grafton and Baltimore aecorno- \
dation, daily, arrives Martinsburg, 5;25p.
in,, Washington 8;27 and Baltimore 9;25p.
m. Stops at all stations between Grafton
and Washington. Connects for Winches
ter, Hagerstown and Frederick.
No. 60, Iveyser and Baltimore accommo
dation via Main Line, daily except Sunday
arrives Martinsburg 10;15a. m.and leaves
10;20 a. m Stops at all stations, connects
for all points on Valley Branch, Hagers
town and Frederick.
No. 148, Martinsburg and Harper’s Fer
ry accomodation, leaves Martinsburg 0;10
a. m., daily except Sunday, connects at
Harper's Ferry for Hagerstown, Winches
ter, Frederick,Baltimore and Washington.
.1. T. MARTIN, .Agent.
C. K. LORD,
Gen’l. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore.
WM. 31. CLEMENTS,
General Vianager,
Baltimore.
C CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILAOAD
j -TIMETABLE.
TAKES EFFECT SUNDAY, JAN. 19, 1888
Fast Day
babtwahd. Mail. Exp. Acc.
A. If. P. M. P. I,
Leave Martiusburg. 7.25 3.15
“ Bedington. 7.40 3.3o
“ Falling Waters. 7.47 3.37
“ Williamsp’t Sta. ... 8.00 3.49
“ Hagerstown. 8.20 12.01 4.12
“ Chambersb’g. 9.15 1.00 5.15
" Carlisle.10.23 2.13 6.30
Arrive Harrisburg.11.10 3.00 7.25
“ Philadelphia. 3.15 6.50
p. M. p. m. p. v
wkstwahd. Mail. Ex’p. F. L.
A. 11. A. M. A. M.
Leaves Philadelphia. 4.3j 11.25 11.50
A. M. A. M. P. M.
Leave Harrisburg. 7.45 4.45 3.45
“ Carlisle. 8.35 5.35 4 35
“ Chambera’bg. 9.50 6.50 5.50
“ Hagerstowr ..10.45 7.40 6 45
** Wiliiamspt Sta . ....11.00 7.00
" Falling Waters.11 13 . 7.13
“ Bedington.11.20 t.20
Arrive Martinsburg.11.35 7 35
A.M. A.M. P.M.
J. F. BOYD, Superintendent
H, A RIDDLE, Gen’l. Passenger Agent,
W. A. GARD,
Agent at Martinsburg
Mont alto railroad
-TIME TABLE.
In effect Jan. 23 ’88. Daily except Sunday.
From Waynesboro. Mail. Acc. Mixed
AM PM PM
Leave Wavueaboro — 7 43....3 45 — 5.15
Quincey.7.54 ...3 54 ...5.33
“ Altodale.8.00.. . 4 00. . 5 45
A M
“ Mont Alto .8 10... 4 10...0.15
“ Fayetteville — 8 20 — 4 20—6 35
“ Font Hill . 8 24. 4 24 ...8.43
“ Woodstock.8.29... .4.29... .6.60
Arrive Chambersburg..8.45... .4.45... .7.45
C. V. K. It. A M
Arrive Greencastle... 10 14... 6 14 —
“ Hagerstown.. 10.40—0.40 —
“ Martinsburg. .11.35... .7 85....
A. M. A. M.
TO WAYKK8BORO.
Leave Martinsburg ...7 25,... ...3 15
“ Hagerstown ... .8 20.. .12 01.... 4 12
“ Greencastle.8 40... 12.27 — 4 40
Acc. Mail. Mixed
Leave Chambersburg. 9.50—5.3o—l 00
“ Woodstock .... 10 00.... 5 40. ... 1. 17
“ Font Hill.10 11 ...5 51....1 24
“ Fayetteville .10 15... 5..65....1 31
«• Mont Alto.10 29... 0 OS... 2 00
“ Altodale.10 38... .6.17... .2.12
“ Quincy.10 45 — 0.24 — 2.23
Arrive Waynesboro..10 55 — 0 33 ...2.40
A M. P. M. P.M.
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I TAKE PLEASURE in informing my
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OK A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
—FARM.—
t—4
THE UNDERSIGNED in behalf of the
heir9 of John C. Small, deceased, offers
at private sale that valuable farm located on
the Martinsburg and Williamsport pike,
about 4 miles from Martiusburg, consisting
of 196 acres of valuable farming land, most
ly limestone, about 25 acres of it good tim
ber. There is on it a comfortable dwelling
house, a Switzer barn, a never tailing well,
2 cisterns, Smoke House, Carriage Hou. s,
Chicken House and Spring House,also an o -
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TERMS OF SALE.—One-third cash, re
mainder in two equal pajments at one and
two years, with interest and to be secured
by a lien on the premises.
Call on or address.
JOUN M SMALL.
Aug 20th, '87 Bedington, Berkeley Co.
West Virginia1
NEW GOODS:
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Sample copies furnishtd free on application.
Address.
THE PRESri COMPANY, Limitkd,
dec 3 t f. Philadelphia, Pa.
I.OWK TO l’Ol ii
INTEREST.
15 YEARS 15 EXPERIENCE 15
Enables me to guaran fee fine enlarged « ork
from small and ‘'aded pictures.
Work done In Nfartinsbnrg by (
P. [MU.
Yon don’t have to run the risk of not get- t
ting your picture back, for you know where
to find me, and I am responsible for them.
There has been a number of persons told I
me that they never heard of small pictures j
nor agent after giving him the order Look
to your interest. Copies framed. 8 by 10
retouched at $2.35 at home, and no risk on
your part. Respectfully,
P- O HUNTER, «
2«Qi.eenSt- Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Those holding numbers please bring
them in and get your
PRESENT.
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Please don’t forget we keep good re
reliable goods, and prices to
suit the times. * *
(1 R. GIBBS & CO.
-FOR SALE
A NE W SIDE-BA II B UG G Y. \
I have n new side-bar trotting buggy
whieh I nil! sell to any one ‘esirous of pur
chasing, at a reasonable price. Applv at
this office, or tall on El). S. WILD,