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FOR SECOND MOURNING.
it is y to 1 un . to itvorpor
nli , a ir th- mos dis
ure cf current fashions in
•. i -a qu. >tion akcnt which
r, n women whose taste
; i • i.: eg to dr is Is un«
i.i.ii for second motirniug
at are distinctly dressy. In
the- gcwr.s are very
hi .r w- it . ami therein,
their excus e I* is one of
•t artist ph-tnr here and
tt ss when jtn ted by
s S’ tndards tin e can he
tt’inuo and the wide, d* ^
’ was lauded with narrow
oi whit taffetta. Bnxplevs
• >• in 1 . ok and fron? of the
y two wry n itow white
■ > - w a ... 1< a via tkrt
.1 t.arrow white belt confined
l two resets
i fr 11 *s
si t of the back or ti ■*
Slug collar.
bright- I by brilliant plakl*
v. , h -hirt w.ii> with
l\> ' a falling off
: 6 >tch combin 'ions.
! slth white aud black
.uii 1 rowu is a fa v or it *
with the mix- l tweed
.> ii tl majority of women are.
i i s - a? the n< k :iw
, - . masculine tie.
: :h Vel of the
;* v ir. strain -not in
cmuidn. d with white,
ii ct : . >! i ,with white,
ink, hu-k and pink.
■ l 11 ola k and alt
luit t v< rs tin popular
at p:*i sent, r.ntf. too, runs linen
hard and wash shirt waists are
how u in bright green of light
0.1 v. It is a Umg time since so
inuiv colors have hail vogue
FLORilTTE.
n>'> API TIT IT id a 1 refreshing
: on indicate a comli
t be Uy health. These are given
r~- ••’filla. It makes pure
a. ! g jad health follows.
)!>rf lli.l.S rare all liver ills,
ronstipat' >a aud assist diges
1 r TAMALE.
let tl A: *t• r t > Snag
i > wos a 11 1 with .. phil
d 'tel a bo.;, n tooth, says
k Wi rid. It a mst
.• celled it. that g ive him
hot-tom ale mail p -sed.
' - il 1 Snag, “whatever undo
"Don’t
N*; \ ’ i. >:*
.' "Yi . 1 does ;tud I’ll
r '.ter know’. D’ye
“Yep!” “Well.
• • r. am and si*- h ;• down ter
. o . 1 «;i., r says:
1'youse want?’ Lh? gal’s name
. » ; tni «r enp er coffee,
■o w i' ' a Id sausage aud
1! -r mug wants ter
.
.V d r »ld ter Cully,
V * . w ay v.iv iug t i his
i t i; rii t. W hen he conns*
ho ay ’Here’s ver hot
“I'd like ter jist
ith.l- 1 one o’ dona hot
rial1 t >w talkin’ about
’•:s makes • nigrv.“ And
tM (>;> : . mid the corner
h of -..naething to oat.
Du- Crawford brought his
.ths-L i child, suffering from
. i;t:u a, to aie. It had been
fo ;r o '.hs old and had al
• sickl-. 1 gave it the usual
in su h c.t 's but without
•' it w .! but little more
' ' . * '■ : rh s ten po nils.
1 tl." father to give Cham
's > t: ra and Diarrhoea
. : e ou« bottle of the 25
had been ns tl a marked ira
n was -ci a and its « ontiuued
! the chid. Its weakness and
usiKutiou disappeared and its
•. : I’:;.. elf ! ’: ve tl;.' child’s
- s iv*‘d by remedy. J. T.
. M. 1>.. Tamanm, I!!. For sale
• K. Goetz. Will \V. Irwin, John
Wm. K. W. hams. C. Menkemel
\ :t. H. Hague. H. C Stewart. A.
ele. J Coleman, C. Schhepf, Wm.
metier. Wheel :g. W. Va.; Howie
. lb ; !J. F. Piabod} Ac
|’.*'S i'll.I S are purely vegetable,
elu w. do not pcia or
FOR
A REMARKABLE CURE
RHEUMATISM.
Those who never read the advertise
ments ia their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jouathn Kenison,
of bolau, Wurth county, la., who has
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back, arms and shoulders, read aa
item in his paper about how a promi
nent German citizen of Ft. Madison
had been cured. He procured the
sumo medicine, and to use his own
words: "it cured me right up.” He
also says: "A neighbor and his wife
were both sick in bed with rheuma
tism. Their boy was over to my house
und said they were so bad that he had
to do the cooking. I told of him of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and how It
had cured me. He procured a bottle
of it and it cured them up in a week.”
50 cent battles for .-ale by Charles It.
Goetze, Will R. Irwin. John Clari, Win.
E. Williams, C. Meukemeller, Win. H.
Hague, II. C. Stewart, A. E. Scheele, J.
Coleman. C. Schnepf, Win. Menko
meller, Wheeling, W. Va.; Bowie &
Co.. Bridgeport; B. F. Peabody & Son,
Benwood.
riNAMJii AMJ inAUci.
Money. I I'rr l out — Government* Firm,
stocks. Dull i nr, Dull uuil luc Imaged.
W heat, .
N-w \ ■:». g/ust M—Money on call
t:-sy .:t 1 ;\T <>ur; i. t loan l per cent;
clo.-ed at ! ; r c» nt.
I i:me ;n r, . ’ :;l« , • r t.tV ; . per cent.
t aud steady at
t«':j
Silver ..t;r
<; ivernmems - Firm.
New f. S. is R-uL • red .122
New F. >. Is •'pons.122
l". S. 5s 1. i'!*r« !...110
l'. S. Os >'•‘Upons.liota
i'. S. 4t> Registered.112
I’. S. 4s Coupons..112' 0
l'. S 2 Iteg.stered. '"i’j
l’u itie *■_-> of .10O
Sm*vs- Mi !< rately active.
Railroads Firm.
Stocks The volume of htislnss on the
Sti> 'k K.v hug.- to-day reached the min
imum, spe. 11! ition was sluggish and
n. rrow limits Americans w.re also dull
arid weak in the Konmn market, and the
little trading done her** for the foreign
account was on the l>< ir side of tile mar
ket.
ini 'll f I’.r.atioi: stl.s it■ i i tile covering
. : short contracts wvt'e the factors. The
Grangers tluctuated within a limit of one
per . . lit.
' tht lust hour of luisin-ss a gen
i ally hrni t on prevailed. The market
e! >s. 1 • -tn. Hoi; is were quiet and urm.
The s.t . > were $1,1210*. u. Total sales of
sto.-ks 111,327 shares. (Quotations closed
Atchison .1".
Adams Express .117
Alt toll. Tette Haute .Ch
1*0 pr ■ rr • 1 . —
Amen, a : Hxpr-<s.113
i ir >r a ! < >hio .> P4
I'..- i’a .52
< : i t S .tit;, rn .
( •. a! •’ i ■ . W,
-ai ■ ik>- i; | . » : o . 21'4
.' tv ar 1 Alton .1.5s
Ft .g... I irlh.gton and Quincy. v- t
■ 11;-> ll '.s' j
1 tvvaro g d Hu-lson . I3"’j
1 aware, i. ■kuwutma and Wt stern. lt>2\
1 -ts’il'ers and Cattle Feeders Co.21
.
! . preferi • d . 21
I >rr Wayne .K>
< .en* ral idle. -ri . 37%
lilinols Central .hs's
!. k Sht u .11 •
Miehlg;.-. • ’en*- il .1>' ' 4
.Missouri I’ite c . 37’
National Cordage . 2’a
! >o preferred . 5>._.
N-'w Jersey Central .IkIQ
Norfolk and Western preferred .13” 4
Northern I'acitio . I"i
1 >■> pref.-rre i . 17h
Nc-rthwesteru .1"1
1 .1®
New Voik Centra! . 1"-’
N-w York an-! New England .
Favdi. Mad . 2*%
. 6
Fittsl.urg .l‘jl
Fullm.ui Faliite .4».17P-:
Heading . 17’a
Hock Island .Tid*
St. leans and Sun Francisco 1st pfd.. —
v- >•. il .
1 ... t r*f -rr I .1271 •
Southern I’aeillc . 27.’;
T.-nnesse. Coal and iron . "*:*a
Texas Faettio . 1-'i
Cnion I a •Ilia . 13
1 ■ d States 1 In press . 41
W> item Fnioti .f'2'.
Win-, ling and Hake Erie . K
Lhj pn lorred .53
MINING STOCKS.
F.tilw. r .
Flu ■!. r .
Crown l’oint .
('ous liditr. d California and
f. a 1 woo.! .
Gould at i Furry .
Hale and Norcoss .
H'.mestake .
I: >n S lv»T .
Mexican .
Plymouth .
Quicksilver .
1 > • | ret rr> ! .
Sierra X> vada .
l iiion Con-olidated .
Yellow Ja. k t .
. :
. 60
. 35
Virginia.. 2>;t<
. 50
. 45
. 1£C»0
. 1>*
. 60
!ip -
. 4<t
. . . 2>'"
. 4
. 3"
rRODirc
Chic.ua>. August s.—The wheat market
to-day was battered with statistics re
garding the shorin';*.- or the world's crop
until it \\ ai knoeked dean off its fee-.
11was revived an! set tip again by the
taking >n‘ about l'-kuo. bushels for ship
iiu lit. :.n • x:it.iT lii ary teatute of which
was tint 7".1' *• bushel? >!' the amount was
for Toledo. At tin elos- an .ally decline
of 7>..■ hud been r> owrc.l from and tin
pri. e was i.-ft hiuh-f than it .-k - - l
y. -'•riay <’ :u was kno.'ki ! out of it.'
\ ■ ■ falling dowi < ■: a : tost on firm,
which was sa:<i to he long about one mll
li a for F ;•'ember, the selling .-ut of
O' I 18 <1<
of lt„c per bushel from th hh'!i>-sl |>oint.
May v as unaffected ami dosed 1 «e higher.
Provisions w. re nrtn aftir early weak
in ss tl ■ v'los. s'."wing Ivan s of l.*»
each In pork, lar.i ami ribs.
FI. ur. Luill ami undoing. I.
Wb it No spring • ■; No. 3
spring tile: No. 1‘ r* • i •:?*?*'7' -•>; August
Sepi
iM..', closing at i>7 'i : l>eeemlier it’", i
closing at 7"'ac.
forn. h \*o. i '■ No. " yellow ■'
August :• closing at •: Sep
t. ml'. r .T':. I' V. closing a* :c*l,c: »* 'tober
37'- el..sing at 37 V: Dee.-mber .
closing at
t'.as • usk No. 3 . No. J whi'.- • :
No. whit-- ■.V".:', . August .
lost- g at . Sepieml -r ,c.
closing at 3<e • ■; May 3F jV, closing at
-l'. •
No. 3 rye I3'«c.
N... " harlev nominal.
No 1 thixr.'-ed H like
Prime timothy seed -4f
M. .. ieash t r 1-arr. I ?:» ‘ > ••
• t. '7 ■ s.' '■ at '' ■. ■ _.
January it" 3'"■* . closing at $1 * '■
l.urd. cash p.-r l'*» pounds ('> H 2:
S* j'tt !Yil**r v - » IT1 ch*sii.u at v *•
11 uii r s.; : ;el..sing at S’1 *-e, Jatia
ary i■ t • .. • .sing at J.-a._
Short i:ii s . sh si l.-s S •_>■ *1 •
•. .. ; oaing at I . - ■ ■ : t >< -
...I., i ' to- tie at > Vl; January
r* '• t . • losing at C> -l".
Prv salte.1 shoulders "a e.
S' ■ >rt . io.i: k s ■: . t'-e.
Whisky. distillers* tutlfhed goods j
gallon *1 —.
F.effcr. steady: creameries 11’ il&c; dair
les b ltC.
i i.-. - ste ' ly at IP 121. 1
j; • ts Flour, • • barrels: wheat. -
i»o . --ti. is: corn. IM.wn bushels: oats. l:*" -
... te,.'h. !s. rye. •*>"■• bushels: barley, -
bushels. _ . .
-g . i.m.-nts -Fiottr. lam ls: wheat.
.. bushels; corITT,-- bushels; oat
i;.".>o bushds: rv*. - bushels; barley.
N.\v \ ..rfc, A tv. ust < • -Flour, rec
v.irr. ' -x; >rts T.'F barrels; mark, t
lull and weak. ...
\\ receipts ll..»*. *••• .J'ols: export'
i.iisbi is sales !*>. v bushels spot:
U .r m 1~ . : si w uptlons Opened dull, de
, lin^t under loeni pressure, rallied on
» coverings, and cioe l at pr» ti. all
... 1 ;c s Flos.: g August
September 7:k-. October .J-kc: December
" t'ern r. edpts I"!.-***' bushels: exports
bushels: sales 2S4..«" bushel? spot;
m. rk ' a. tlve on export orders: oj •
" .us opened weak closing steady. Clos
d gMay » o'- skptembertlV; Octob.:
ifav. steady.
Hot ?. Steady
Hi>s. steady.
i • oil. r. steady.
Wool, quiet and easy.
Heef. stci! i'
I’utnieats. rtrtm r. ,
Pari tiruivr; western steam t.esed at
(ti GojiS ce.
J
BUIiKOED.
—Li fa
l'mic, firmer: new mesa $11 ‘ii'li 12 n\
Gutter. quiet bat steady; western
dairy I-- !;: ; j<>. ci\ umery i:> / IT. •; do. fac
tory N,.'fl. i' ; Kbdns imitation
creamery lKil.V: State dairy 12$V1S‘-.-: do.
creamery WteitLVc.
quiet”; State and Pennsylvania
14’ ,i i.i'jo; western t resit Idolize.
Tallow, tinner.
1 “etroleURt, dull; United closed at SI 29
bid.
Molasses, quiet.
('"tie,., options opened steady, closing
st< tdy at unchanged to 5 points net de
cline.
Spot coffee, Hio steady.
Sugars. raw lirm: retinecl fairly active
and tirm.
Haltimore, Md.. August S.—Flour, rpiiet
and unchanged. ip-.-eipts. e.Mi) bushels;
shipna tits. d.Tsr bushels.
Wheat. unsettled; spot atid month i’"1,'*
ti,l,e; September 7"’, 7"'gt; 1 »■* 'ember 73'n
73*snunur No. 3 red cd.; ,... jp
■ ij ts, f»7.< bushels; stock. 77.1.17'. bushels;
s.u.es, : \ e,, bus). '.-: Southern wlie.it by
sample 7'i'i 7!U.c; do. on grade iTTU’^'./Tnt.je.
Corn, dull; spot KiCe bid; month 4tic;
S' jdenilnf .c; v. ur 30*41. allied; Janu
ary 37 V; 37 V. Receipts 6,12* bushels;
stock to,*;-:; bushels; Southern white corn
4;*c: Jo. yellow -! ■ • /00c.
tJaic. easy; No. 3 white western 2f'P30c;
No. mixed ‘Si'nt'so. Keeeipts 17,611 bush
els: stock P.*\bushels.
Ky> . piitt: littli demand; No. 2 r.le. lte
c ;; s IN'; bushel;-; stock ll,!*s6 bushels.
1 lay, ■ " c oi< tim< tips- <1.; n.v 16 50.
• .rain freights quiet and unchanged.
Sugar. Cutter. Kggs and Cheese firm
and unchanged.
Philadelphia. Pa., Amrust S.—1 luttor,
tirni; fancy wcstt rn creamery Li* •; do.
Pennsylvania i»rints 21c; do. do. jobbing
■.
firm: fresh near-by lie: do. west
ern i3P 1! ■.
t’i.rn, 'lull, s’' ady: No. 2 mixed 11c: Sep
tember II ,•■: No. :t yellow 12c.
* mi:, dull, steady: No. 2 mixed Septem
ber 21‘..o.
I {ye. dull: No. 2. to.
Clover.' ■. 1 active, steadier: prime c,rh
$ti
< ’inciimati, O.. August S.—Flour, un
Wheat. easnr: No. 2 red 70c: receipts,
3, k) bushels: shipments, 2S0 bushels.
(' mi, ijuiet: N". 2 mixed IP.
(<•»:.-• s’.-udv . No. 2 mixed 22(2oC.
1’ye, dull at I”'.
Pork, inti .it *U> 27,
Kurd, firmer at O'. 00.
Kulkmeats. firm at 5G 00.
I tucoti, linn at tl no.
Whisky. steady at ;:1 22.
Putter, quiet.
Stwtr, steady.
Epics, dull at !*<'.
Tol.-do, «>.. Am.us! v._W’-.-ut, active and
steady; ash ami vuuust 71;hc; September
72c; December 72 ac.
LIVE SsTOCK.
East Liberty. Pa.. August S.—Cattle
st.-a-iv at unohariRt 1 j*ri» > s.
II..ics steady. Prim.- llicht, $5 .V:-»s. fi'*;
com n . 1*1 to fair \ oi kc rs, S'. -' • ■ 30;
roughs, $3 ."■‘X'l I 5<>. .
t»::. supply ii>cht but demand fair at
y. sterday’s prices.
«•’iiciniK.tl. O.. Amt list S.—Hors, dull at
Receipts. 1,TOO head; shipments.
7"" head.
DRV GOODS.
NVw, York. August Y—Agents announce
that on Auuusi 15 there prices for Amer
ican inJn.*". s. inlipo and Kohl and < al
en'ta far ics will he advanced to fqc:
American shirtinps to 4c; American 15 in
die...-- t• > T'hc, aa.l t’ Indbroes t>. •'••Sic; also,
I" ksii-ui*- .‘E-inch to •;••««*. There was a
h St tti r all around Inquiry for all de
ser'ptioiis of seasonal.it* m>ods. both Sta
and fancies, and of moderate quant
ities the collective takings Were fairly
1 l*t • ii;a cloths Jlrm at 3 15-pie for spots,
thouyl this is dc din. I for contracts.
PETROLEUM.
N.w York. August Y—Petroleum, easier:
-lost : a' -s 1 :
,i *11 v. Pa.. Aiiirust ''.—Petroleum
I ojHiud at $1 X\ highest $1 2S:.lowest $1 20;
i closed at SI 28. Shipments, Tk.Cj'J barrels;
runs, 81,054 barrels.
METAI. MARKET.
Now York, Awnist S.—Pis iron, steady;
Southern $11 ■ u ci.
9 C'oi»i*er, steady; brokers’ price 11'sC.
Lead, steady;'brokers' price 3“ic.
Tin. Arm: straits $14 2T>: plates steady;
spelter lirni; domestic $4 02fe.
IJ y i!> t®*’"* I—
White Swelling
Camo on my log after typhoid fever, and
pieces of the bone eamoout. Rheumatism
joined the scrofula to put me in misery.
I Hood’s Sarsaparilla proved just the medi
; cine; relieved me of pain, gave me a
! good appetite and I laid aside my cruteh
and cane. Having taken 10 bottles
food’s Sarsaparilla
1 my limb is entirely healed and now I am
; perfectly well.” Geokcie W. Cromwell,
j Mt. Pleasant, Maryland, $1; six for £5.
|£EKP COOL.
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Filters, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Shaves, Ice
Clippers, Ice Tongs, at
UtU. W. JOHNSON’S SONS,
1210 Main Street.
1 ( When physicians
j Vs and chemists say over their Big
J nature that the
Silver Age
Rye Whiskey
i is absolutely pure, they mean that its
use as a stiiaulaut is unrivalled. We
rlnlm it to be t lie
Finest Whiskey
in the World.
And you will say the same when you 1
have tried ii. If yur dealer does not
carry It, send direct to i uuartera,
lor it.
MAX Kl.F.IN.
S2 Federal St..
Ali.i.i;hi:xy, Pa.
1'lHtiIler and Wholesale
Liijunr I'enler.
■ii ILAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOV u
SHAVE WITH.”
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
e
Colic, Cramps, Diarrhoea, Flux,
Cholera Morbus, Nausea, Changes of Water, etc.
jir»{ Q Cats, Bures, Braises, Scratches,
il HA -U Bites of Animals, Serpents, Bugs, etc.
r>nci;.'Q || D Bail Colds, Bn Grippe, Influeura,
DmLMIAu Ur Croup, Sore Throat, etc.
SMELLS GOOD, TASTES GOOD.
'VERY WHERE AT AHD 5CC PER BOTTLE. HO RELIEF, NO PAY.
/tDICINE CO. aerlv ,{"’<•>< -*>. V . Va.] SPRINGFIELD, 0.
I
FINANCIAL.
WHEELING TITLE AND TRDStTo~
1315 MARKET STREET.
General Banking.
Safe Deposit Vault.
Rea! Estate Title Insurance.
Interest paid on Sp«-'ial Deposits
and Savings .Accounts.
H. M. Rl SSEL.U. L. t\ STIFKL,
President. Se iretary.
C. J. RAW 1.1XG, S. I. SINGLETON.
Vice Pit sclent. Ass't Secretary.
G. E. GILCHRIST, Examiner of Tiiies.
■\TATIOXAL RANK OF W. VA.
_.at wheeling.—
CAPITAL . $200,000
Southwest Corner Main and Twelfth Sts.
Does a General Hanking Business.
DIRECTORS—August Rolf. R. T. De
vries E. W. Oglebay, John Wagner. R- **•
Iiazlett. J. R. McCourtney. E. B. Potts.
Earl \V. Ogle bay, ^resident.
J. R. McCourtney, Vice President,
John Wagner, Cashier.
DANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
State and City Depository.
Stockholders Doubly Liable.
CAPITAL . . $175,000
Government and local bonds bought and
cold. Drafts issued on ar.y point in Eu
rope, as 'veil as on iho principal cities of
the United States. A general banking
business transacted.
Wm. A. Isett. Pres.
Win. B. Simpson. Vice Pre3.
J. A. Miller. Cashier._
PLUMBERS.
\\7 M. HARE .v SUX.
V Y —PKACTICAL —
Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters,
NO. 33 TWELFTH STREET.
All work June promptly at reasonable
prices. __—
James C. MansVnrger. JosephL#otz.
MAWSBABG£fi &. LOTZ,
-i'UACTICAL
Plumbers, Gas & Steam Fitters
No. 37 Twelfth Street, Wheeling.
Estimates furnished. All work done at
reasonable prices.
YfOTKE TO NATURAL HAS
i’ roNSPMKKS.
The "llibberd Colorific Natural Gas
Burner" is the only burner in the market
that is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Do not deceived in accepting “Just us
good" with no guarantee.
Tor sale by all plumbers.
GEO. IllM15ERD * SOX,
mr™ 1314 Market Street
TRIMBLE&LUTZC0.,
SUPPLY HOUSE.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
STEAM AND
HOT W ATER HEATING.
A full line cf the celebrated
SNOW STEAM PUMPS
Kept constantly on hand.
1300 and 1303 Market Street. Wheeling.
lu!6 _____
jAXD. LOnAIX AND'
WHEELING RAFLHO.AD.J
Time table in effect Monday, May 20,
IS:*.
Cleveland Deiiot, Foot o£ South Water
Street.
GOING S< )UTH.
Central
Time.
Cleveland
Center Jet
Lorain dep
Elyria ....
Grafton ..
Lester Jet ...
Medina .
Chip. Lake..
Sterling .
Warwick —
Massillon
a m pm pm a m'atnjp niipm
,1 7 2o 14 35;
. s 22:2 '.i 3i*|
,| 7 i.n.1,1 05 4 1"
| 7 lf.ll 11* 4 2M
| 7 oll< 1 5G 4 10
' 7 50,1 53 5 IAj!
h 2l|2 00:5
S 42,3 211*4 01
S ST'S 30 0 17.
11 20)2 5y6 40
mass...00 ..., 9 47 2 _*j7 1 * 0::
Justus . ■*n-i a::i'7.a 0 r
Canal I
New Fhlla
vhrlchsvllle
ft Clairsv’l*- 2 3>. . 7 SMI.'. 3 *V»
Bridgeport .. 12 56iG 25 .... 9 50 s M2 32 3 41
j ■ . : . : :
|j> m pni!pm:u tn am;p ru pm
" CM >IN<; NORTH.
Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tin*. Ferry and C., i-. & W. Depot in
Bridgeport._
* Central j j
Time. jam .a ?uja m pm am.amipm
Belial re .I > 0011115|3 2516 45i$ 1 15
Bridgeport ...j 6 20 12 15;3 45:7 ol,i' o'* 1
St. (MnlrsvlUe I pin |7 4Oj9 5,,2 20
L*!iri. h -vlllo .,520 828; 2 28'0 uo,t
N« •• I h U»2u. 5 3 8 471 2 48,6 17
Canal Dover.. ,5 45 > 55 2 50 0 21
Justus .614 9 28| 3 _
Massillon .■ .■ 1. 3 4 1 1
Warw ick .''.55. 10 1" 4 lo pm
Sterling . 7 17 10 33 4 33;
Chip. Lake—]7 32 in to: 1 p
Medina .|7 44dlW 5«"
j ter Jet.
Clr„fton .^ 4 32, 0 *‘*3
Elyria .19 uo'll to 0 21
la,rain ..:•!*. 12 <>• 0 35
3 ■ r Jet... . 71
Clevela'd, Ar. 9 001121
^_ _lam p m|p m|
I 7:20 a. m. from Cleveland t<> Fhrichs
vilie. 2:28 p. m. from I'brichsviUo to
.Cleveland runs daily.
I Through conn*. thus and through tick
ets to all p >ln< 1' ill 01 >ui .. nti or
Address
~ M. G. CARREL, Gen. Pass. Agent.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
On and after Monday. June 1". 1-895. Pas
senger Trains will run us follows: ‘Daily.
[Daily Except Sunduy. Central Time.
South Pound.
Wheeling .
B*nwood .
Moundsvllle .
Kew Martinsvlllo
eistersvillo .
Friendly ..
St. Mary's .
Williams! *wii ...
Parkersburg .
Belleville ..
Ravenswood .
Ripley Landing .
Sraham .
Sew Huvcti .
Hartford .
Mason City .
Clifton .
pt. Pleasant .
Gallipoli* .
Suyandotte .
Huntisgton .
Iveuova .
*3™! *42 4 ,
2 15 1 • «»
3 85
4 42!
5 '.*»>
5 171
6 30
1 15
2 It
2 3:
2 14
a. m
16 001
1; 35 |p. m
s “5
8 12
8 ld|
8 25
8 If)
9 U0
9 20
ID 35
10 45
111 s
]a. m.|
1
.. m.
*5 15
5 30
5 45
« 52
7 13
2W 7 55
4a 8 37
4 15 9 10
1 52 9 4')
'
5 52 10 30
•i 151 jo 57
G 21 11 (*3
'• 25' 11 00
8 51 11 12
G 37I 11 16
North Bound. 1
I 4
,1*. m.,i>. in
12 "l|
11 45
11 ID
1 10 32
I lo 15
| 10 i>3
37
<b
Wheeling .
Benwood ..
Mi.undsvtlle .....
{sjyw .Martinsville
glstersville .
Friendly .
tit. .Marys .
Willamstown ...
l arkersl urg .I G,
I’.'lleville .....
ftav^nswootl .
liipley Landing
Graham .
New Haven ...
Hartford .
Mason City —
1 .
l>t. Pl.-.sant ..
Gallipojls .
G u van■ 1 ot te ...
Huntington ....
iCenova .
6
« l''i
t, <j«,;
4 3.','
4 r.i
3 531
5 15.
7 10|
G 4M
G 23!
6 IN
« IS
«ii!
1 251
1 031
12 3'.
12 If*
12 2*:|
12 'i
12 15
5 37 lli.
5 25j 11 31
4 2 . lo 35
4 15 ‘in 35
3 .'All 10 00
. m.fa. m.
•
7 17'
h 2o:
1S 30'
8 .aif
J*. ni. j
6 I
•j
9 00
8 40
0 53
11 45
12 **o
12 53
•1 00
1 20
t'J M
h 31
C 53
G 52
G 43
G 11
6 37
4 40
t 30
4 10
.
Job 5 Binding
-...FOR.
COUNTRY PRINTERS.
Write for !'f»timateN>
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO,
12*5 and 1227 Market Ht„
WHEELING. XV. VA.
ilAUiZiyt .UiNUJ>^ A brECIALTV.
I
RAILWAY TitfE Cm
Arrival, and departures of trains on an3
iifti Ji , s Explanation of llcfcri
tu • Marks: ’Daily; iSuncuy excepted!
JMonday excepted; fSaturduy excepted!
fSunday only; ','Saturdav only; IMoncai
only. Eastern Standard Time, which is
_on«.| hour arllt r than t'entral Titr
Dip; t. . ■' -Main Lino c-iiai, Arrtvi:.
“Id si an:,'\.'a,h Cy, Hal, Phil, N’Y; *S a) ^09
*3 : pm Walk Cy. Bai, Phil NY|..
ii o ami..Cumberland Aecom..1 t7 10 pm
IWpmi.Grafton Accom ....1*19 h) m*
is 15 an»;..iiound*vUld Accom..| r7l0au
toG6 i’in|..Mcninisvltle Aecom..] flloptij
*1100 pn. ..Mound-villa Accum..| $7 ,0 . 1
*1120urn].Ct.riand Express.] MSj'ifl
Depart. , Ls. &. (j.—C. U. div., «>»u -. rnvtC*
*7 85aniiFor Coium and Chicago *115 a;a
•1015 ami Col., Ctn. and St. L«ul* MO am
*3 <5 i>ml.Newark Acccm.*12 lv PH
fll 40 pnijGoL, Cin. and St. Lottie MHO ;>H
*1 40 pm j..Col. and Cntcugo Ex.. *105 pm
tit) 15 ami..St. CUirsvllle Accotn.. fl2 10 prtj
tS -0 pm
iju ..at. (_,.urnvilie Atioui..
t3 45 ;>m|..St. Cialreville Accvm..
i"2 4t) am]. .Columbus and Cln.„
*10Lr>umj.SatidurUj" Mall
*5 30 png
Depart. |D. & <j..\tf.rp. &~U div.i Arrive.
•4 65 am[...Pittsburg and Ka-t...;}ll$0 prs
■. Pittsburg .I *0S0p!p
..p .. .. Ea»t .pini*»an*
30 am].
11 55 pm .
Ta 00 p:nj.
1 * i
i7 i> am
. Pittsburg .
..Wash., Pa., Accotn...
..Pittsburg Express...
P.. C. & St. L. Ry.
. Plttaburg.
am* Steubenville and West.
tl25 pm|. ..Pittsburg and N. Y...
•3 Lj pm . ..PiuShurJf and N. Y...
U2 Si pm
ts io a a
fj ant
Awl ^ s
t$ 0'» prx
to 55 pm
t3 25 pnj
’ll 25 aia
25 antJEx., Cin. and St. Louis] t7 12 am
t9 00 pnvEx., Cln. and St. Louie; tOSopm
tl 35 pnjEx., Steub.. and Chl’goj ta 25 pia
°u 55 pm....Pitt-;, and Dennison....*11 35 aia
Depart. , W. & L. E. Ry. I Arrive.
TlO no am Maastlon, To). &- West' ta 35 pra
tl'J 00 amiCanton. Akron & C'leve.j 15 35 pni
fluOo ami.. Wheeling and Steub..! HOSpi*
14 55 pm I .Massillon and Canton.| tl 06 pns
Depart c . L & W.—Criclgep'tT Arrlvi.
Cleve., To!, and Chicago! tl 65 pm
Clove., Tol. and Chlcogo] *7 35 p:e
...Massillon Aecom....IflO 50 ant
St Clairsvllle Aecom. 19 28 am
St. Clairsvllle Accom. tl 32 pm
St. Clairsvllle Aecom.I 14 48 rm
St. Clairsvllle Aecom. m U2 pr-1
.Local Freight.|tll 50 util
C. & P. H. R. I Arrive."
Wayne and Chicago! j9 98 pm
t7 2*' am
1 c ; ft.
tl 53 pm
18 til atn
tlO Os am
12 32 pm
if- :j pm
tl 53 p:n
Depart, j
to ot un rt
t6 OS atn,...Canton und Toledo...! 19 05 pat
it:08atn;Alliance ai.d Cleveland iooGpia
flO 09 am Steubenville and Pitt ' 19 OS pat
tt;0Sam,Ft. Wayne and Chicago] 1905 prtj
t210 prp ...Canton and Toledo...I 1995 pm
12 10 pm| Alliance and Cleveland] tl 35 pm
12 10 pm .Steub. and Wellwtlle. Til (6 urn
13 14 r>mlPhiladelphia and N. \. ff 3t> pm
13 44 pml.Baltimore and Wash. 15 5Sp: >
13 44 pml.SteubenvIlle and Pitts. p6Spni
17 13 pini.Sieiih. an<l WflDvillo. T.85?nm
: part. Ohio River it R.
•■115 am. Passenger .*10 15 atn
11 45 pml. Passenger . tl 0> prn
*4 00 pm). Passenger ..J *7 39_pnj
'Leave ’ 13.. Z. & C. Railroad. Arrive"
Beilftire. Eastern standard Time Bellalre.
io 00 am'B'-llallo and Zanesville 6 10 prrj
5 45 pm!. Woodsfleld . !‘20a.r»
5 30 ami.Mixed Train. C 43 pin
Wheeling and elm grove
▼ * railroad.
On and after Saturday. February 2d,
1895, trains will run u i dlowa, clt) time.
Leave WV-llm:. i Leave I'lm dr..ve
Time'Tr’n Time Tr'n Time
6..
8....
JO...
12...
Tr’n Time'Tr’n
No. a. m No.
3.. .. t« ( 1 '20
4.. .. T »:<i
8 <M ’.M
n oo;2»;
in no y.
ii do '|o
14....ti-’ ::
lij.... 100 3b
u.
t Dally, except Sunday.
Sunday church train will leave Kim
Ciove at 9:44 a. m. a:ul Wheeling at 13:17
U. E. WEISOEURER,
Qsuara l ^iawujiec*
1>*3noi»r 1?I.
4 in' 3...
r> w> 5...
6 no 7...
7 (Vi! 3...
5 00 11...
9 00|
I'l 00 1.1...
11 Will..,
|17...
So.
tc 00,19..
7 00,31..
S 00 23..
19 00 25..
10 0-1 2J..
11 00 23..
ji. in. 31..
12 tv ;3..
1 oo 55..
2 001
p. m.
3 00
4 00
5 "0
C no
7 lO
8 «»)
9 00
10 00
11 OO
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Departure and arrival of at
Wheeling. Eastern time. 5-ay 1- ^9j
MAIN LIKE EAST.
y,.r Washington,
llaltimore, Fulludel
I'hla and New York,
12:25 u. m. ami 3: to !'•
pi.. (3,illy, and l1. 30 a.
in., except Monday.
Cumberland accom
modation, 7.00_ a. tn.,
dally, except Sunday.
Grafton accommo
dation, ik'd p. m.,
luily.
Mourdsvllle accom
modation. 7:«0 and *:15 a,,d u".ulr’;
fn.. except Sunday. and 11:00 p. m., .utur
Cumbcrland express, ll:-0 a. in., dally.
dun
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia. Valti
laore and Washington. »'-a a.■ *u" > . •
Cumberland accommodation, T.W p. »>.,
exc-opt Sunday. . 1
Grafton accommodation, 10.d) a. m.,
Motindsvlllo accommodation. .1»
nnd 1:10 p. nt., except Sunday, and 4..0 l>.
tn.. Saturday only.
Cumberland express, !:-• P- m.. daiiy.^
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVI
SION.
For Pittsburg, Washington, Faltiinoro,
Philadelphia and New York, 4:55 a. ra.
und &:4S p. m. daiiy.
For Pittsburg. 7:30 a. ni. dally.
Pittsburg express, 1:30 p. m., except
^Washington. Pa., accommodation. G:'J0
ci. m., except Sun toy.
*
From Now York. Philadelphia, Haiti
mor«. Washington and Pittsburg. 10:10 a.
tn.. daily. 11:30 j>. m.. except Saturday, and
2:23 a. m., Sunday only.
Pittsburg mail. 12:35 p. in., except Sun
day. und 3.50 p. in. daily.
Washington. Pa., accommodation, S:KI a.
m., except Sunday.
TRANS-OHIO DrVTSION.
For Columbus, Chicago and the West,
?^5 and 10:15 a. m. daily, and 4 10 p. m.
c oliimbus, Cincinnati and St. Louie.
I m. la ly, and 11:40 p. m., except
Saturday, and 2:10 a. m . Sunday only.
St cialrsvillc accommodation, lo.ii a.
bi‘. and 3:15 p. m.. except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 5.D p. ta.
y Mall, 1
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. 1:15 a. m. and 1:<5 nnd
5:30 p. m. daily. , ,
From St. IxniK cpa lnnr.tl ml < olum
btis 4:50 a. m. and 5. p i ». daily.
St Clairsvlllo a ' ommudation, 12:10 p.
o'.' and 5:30 P m.. • x* -i t Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 12.10 p. m.
dully. ,, , , , ,,
Sandusky mnll. 5: .T> p. m. dally.
('UAH. O. SCULL.
General Passeng -r Agent.
J. T. LANE, T. P. Agt., Wheeling, W. Va,
\\ . \Ti:)Nb. .
ennsylvania Lineal
fKAi.'xS IIUN ll* CtMkAL liMt.
\ Oi at 1 ’eon lv into Station on
Water Ht., l’<-ot ot Klevemh St.. Wheel*
lug, at M l.uru House, Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station. Bridgeport.
Bouthwv: : .s .. tern--j an-1 fandle Houle.
•Dally. 'Except Sunda .
From Wheeling to | l«eu.a. | Arrive.
2f> am, 15 35 pm
.t; a ami t5 35 pr.i
G a arnitiu 35 iu.t
t'i a umj tS 35 pra
1'j 25 ani| +5 35 pra
■>t* 25 am t5 35 pro
115 55 pmj 13 2a i • %
(15 5;. pmi 15 2o pin
H2 25 pmj t2 2a | nt
e5 55 pmi*10 35 am
*5 55 pm,*10 35 am
*2 55 pm,*l<) .15 an
*2 55 pm I 15 35 am
ts in pm 1C 12 am
18 CO prnj G12nm
tS00pm| G12h*i
Northwest System-*. .evelund end Pitta*
burg Di vteion.
Trains run daily except Sunday as f'.l*
Mellsburg and bleub...
M 'Pul,.:] I al:,l J’lttS_
Me\v Cumberland.
Indianapolis and St. L.
Columbus ami Clr.cln...
It fllsburg uml Steal,
Philadelphia and N. V.
Steubenville and Pitts..,
F'dumbuH and chi'ago1
Phiiadelpdla u!id N. l.j
Baltimore and Wash...I
Steubenville and Pitts..)
fcteub. and Denni: m...i
IndbinapullR and St. E.J
11.• <,n and (MncinnaM.!
Steubenville and Coinm]
1 rom IJrids"-port to | Leave. | Arrive.
Steubenville atir! Pitts.'.I
l'ort Wa.}!. .. '’ill'a.,o.I
C .' i. and !o.. I
.A Minnie sind Cleveland
P
Ft. Wnyne A- I'liioago.
Cuiiti'ii an 1 T'll' .
Allance utid Ole • '.and
St*-ub. !in<l Well: die..
Philadelphia and N. Y.
i alt' ■ ■ i >v • ..
1 Mjnvlll ■ P -a.
hi ‘111/ S-: ! • -tn\ 1
5 Cri am
08 am
0 OS am
9 09 am
11" ran
110 jan
1 lo | in
110 pm
2 •: i pm
J. G.
TO.dLIXSC
I .; • r( ..
N. ris?<*ng’cr
f l\'uruenth
»<C pri
*
> 'x, i i
H 0. pm
10(I. r.m
■i
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