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•Y SII !•: i>D£D FEATE ERS.
•- novelties of the day
’iw-. and th • Ionite.* the
• s of this feather thread
ends of fur or feather boas
. il “weeping willow" water
e adjusted in bird Oi p«.r
ou hat . The stufi is ex
a touch of it makes %
ime seen In the very latest J
oint that -the wise econo
Thls fringe is a puzzle
it is so long that no bird
; . t the latest beauties in
ich plumes show their
vn into this fringe, while
t of the quill the feath
as usual. Such feath
ich l:;!*' or in the tops :
. . tips floating over i
back. The best place
. y f oi ament is. however. 1
: ng the ends of a feather
s t i of this pictured bat
green broadcloth,
came a holer
the tight sie ves from
trimmed with fur
fur or cloth outer
i' no end of neckwear
urs. The most abun
elaborued "beostie.”
: a round collar, wide at
! narrowing to the fasten
:. where a collection of tails
All furs in use are fash
th>se affairs, and though
:ike a light-weight Jacket
.still they give a look of
afford some protection,
boas are offered wnich are
v a:, aggregation of the beastie idea,
gh from a yard to two yards
1 and v< y large around one
• telly fn ;.-hed with a large
»d the oth*T ith a bunch of
These come in a new Russian
k and brown, and are very
■ r. Many tnuff> have great*
rher frills at the openings and
cozy and quaint, and made of
florette.
V RES 'LT OF DISCIPLINE.
• ■rick the Great of Prussia used
a laughable story of an exp^r
of iiis own- During one of his
ms in Silesia, he made it his
11 '.-stroll through his camp in <Ps
i gtit. to come more in touch
.- ddiers. One night he was
a s ntrv. but. giving the
• i ssword, was permitted to pro
Instead of doing so. however,
re ! (O' te: pt the sentry into
a cigar, saying that a smoke
!"ce his long watch.
.'nst the r iles.” said the
t ; >'i have my permission.” said
' perm -con!” cried the sold'er.
■
‘ '-entry. "What would my
Harper’s Round Table.
V. < ! U» V > TERRORS.
^ K • xv T i lie I v«m Her.
im«* to t •" thn Baltimore
it the meek- rod youth looked
u’ ri us Rirl while her cheeks
! he spake unto her. saying:
t irth, wt?t thou
'u. -,i.l made *wlu an
x'en r.'<- j . -;tlw proof that
• t’ glorious xrlrl w ts
n< " :t te-r velrn was like
‘ int-» h - 'orth. for a great
v- -a h. x. tiling woe
Hi it d. .. i uj it him
t r draw you attention >
XV. » . ■ . pr<1 ,f••••
till ft. • Christmas;
-d it- Vuu mua'ut amr. m;. hair
INCREASE . YOUR • INCOME]
-HV Sl’KCI LATION IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS AND STACKS.
.< ontinuou* ,j: ota ions from <'hlcag > and
Nt w York, ro.-cn it direct by private wires.
SI Aiil ll A < »>., Bro. ers. |3'i;5 Market st
Telephone selovue.d,"
Oonimtrdo.i
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NKW YORK. I'licmh r 22.—Money on
call. , .i<=> at 1' "2 !** r Cent.; Inst loan. 2
{nr cent.; closed at l%'f?2 per cent.
I' in ■ mercantile paper. 3V/«i% per cent.
S . rling exchange. Heavy, with actual
li sun-'.s in hankers Mils at 4'7 v 1X7% for
■ ■ • ,f. i 4'. i a for mi a >s.
I and l'7*5t4K,
t’i>nmii-i\ ini Mils, 4'2%.
!' ? stiver, >V>%.
S 'ver certificates. 63%% 65%.
t iv. rr.mcnt- Si r. >ng.
N- w r. s. 4 !;■ ..is’ .119%
N*-t\ f. S. 4s Cc trolls.’19%
S s it* .. :er» i. lie,
1". S. as t omK'ns.....113%
if. S 4- Reg.-, : d.1U9%
1 S. i- i • - ..1 ns-*
U. S. IP dstered. 95
1‘ - o. a.99%
Sr es— Dull
R dlroa .s Firm.
Si i a: -The ,.1'ly stock spe'illation was
del atld tt I pr: tie.illy without feature,
aside from a sli»;,o. tagging tendency on
%■ zing tiid i change of front to the sell
5 O! tta< : 1 rt of London, The mar
ki t soon >le\c'opcd-a firmer tone under the
irii’ 1 nee of advances In the high priced
stocks.
A* u.<on . 1.7
A I ms Fx 'r«. >s . 14S
ti n an 1 T ire Haute . 56
.—
American Expr ■ s .lt>9
r l:;r. and Ohio . 11%
Ca ! . Pacitic . |t|{
i \u ada. Sout u rn .46
t : Rule .. 11%
t'h. ■- .p-ak- (i. 1 * hio.15
Chi ago and Alt -n .160
c i • sO. Hi:: iingto:i and Quincy .7"%
Chicagi) > '.is . 72
!’ tw. r* and Hudson .117%
I'.Invar. Lackawanna and Western.155
I'ii ver and Hio Grande preferred_41%
D.-'i .ers and Cattle Feeders Co . —
Fa ie .14%
1> > Nt pr. ;% rr 1 . 32
I>o 2d pr* ferred . 20
Fort Wayne .1*12
G- ner il K! etr .;tl
Illinois Central .92
Lak. Shore .*...154
Michigan Central .92
Missouri Pacitic .19%
l‘o preferred ..in
N v Jersey C< ntral . 99%
Noil lk and W. stern preferred . 16%
Northern Pacific . 12%
I
Northwestern .
1M preferred .149
N vv York Central . 93%
N vv York an ! N- w England .45
}' . ifio Mail .27
P.-oria, Decatur and Evansville . 2
Pittsburg .I»i2
Pullman I’..lace ....151
Heading .21%
Rock Island .65%
St. Pii il .72%
1 >o preferr. 1 .120
S 18c . 14
'I nn. >. • t'oal an l Iron . 21%
l - x.is Pacitic . 8%
Union Pacific . 9
Uni:. 1 S’.atis Kxnress .40
W!i c leg and Lake Eric . »'.%
L»o preferr*, d . 27
MINING STOCKS.
Uiihvor . 41
(' i I. r . SO
Crown Point . 15
Consolidated California anil Virginia.. VO
T1 ad wood . 100
Gould and Curry . S
I tl« an i Norcross . lu5
I. unest : ke .2906
Iron Silver . 30
. S8
trio .850
‘ '; ■! ir . s.5
!*lv mouth . 20
\> ksilv- r . Pm
i i prei • rrc.i .12- 0
Si.-rra N* vada . 7.x
Standard .12x
5 • llew Jacket . 25
PRODUCE.
R.*ir!'t<T OflV'a.
WHKr’UVG, December 22.
Putter— Cri an> ry. at 22'*:25c; country,
ii r> good OwlOc; coun
ts '. li ht. t»ic; butterlne, ltfilSc.
fcgg>—lN:Mc per dozen; storage. 154il»lc.
N ivy Beans—Hand picked, 41 25-til 25 per
t h.-se—Prime Ohio factory. KKidOlic:
m i ork .. . Ltmbergi r. :-i 4c;
Sw itzer, s'i’.oc; mark-t nominal; de
n • . - \ a 1.
i ultrv < »M live chickens. $250113*0 per
dozen; ohi kvtis, funs. per pound. t>V';~v:
kens . 1 2 50 per dozen; per
Pound. K';l‘.*0.
Ducks—82 5!<i3 00 per dozen. Geese.
. i* h. Turkeys per pound, live
Lard—Countrv prime. 5c: very plenti
ful- ^ . .
< nilons—75'pS0c per bushel; per barrel,
fc* u 2 25.
Potatoes—351: 40- per bushel.
Sv. •••• potato* - I umore. II 25'6'J 50 per
barrel: J< rsej - •- • - -'• p- r barrel.
Apples—41 Will 50 i*vr barrel.
U tis—5*V per bushel.
G . Oal per down.
N \v Lettuce 5«c per bushel.
N ,v Ki r 77. n L r oarrel.
Radishes—15c per dozer..
i. s Jamaica, per barrel. M 00177 00;
j. r >.,.x S3 77 r 4 ;; Messina. $3 00'u3 60;
California. S3 5h?t4 00. _
t m >:is M ssit.a. i.vf/3 on per box.
I , t. is—|l ik i2 e per ounch, as to size
a: 1 quality.
fin. apples—l'^i 12c apiece.
; irm- Cu bbage- “5 - c per barrel.
Celery—20<t»-25j» per bunch.
IVainuts— I1 per bushel.
II karv Nuts—*1 (k> per bushel.
! . m
c .nuts '• »-r 1 ’ r.: per b.icr.81 on.
Cranberries- J’ >-i;2't' per bushel crate.
Malaga Gmpo 4t .'.'.'Mi ■« per barrel.
s nnch, 2'. p« r bush< I
Spanish Onions- II 25 per crate.
CHICAGO. D. inh.r 22.—The saving
, l ,u. in yesterday's wheat market, the
bin . Xpert d«m:iiul. made itself decidedly
,• - un t iv and was perhaps the
. . . | ;or in the day's advance of
Trading was almost of a holiday
.a..:- n'lcr in wheat as well as the minor
P , Corn dosed unchtinged. oats
a pc higher anl provisions un
, hanged to 2M.c lower.
w ,t. No. -• spring. *i ’I . Aac: N->.
3 spring 73 :74c. No. 2 red. N'V-t'-* w; I*—
.» »« ~e: May
, . ng :.t V‘U c; July, .4l*1:V4c. clos
r'arish No. 2. 22%c: No. 2 yellow. \
1'teei tuber cl os d at — .c: Jan
>-v ' jj-.e ,-losing at 22V: May,
■ , , No. 2 Ph-<.H*::i,e: No. 2 white.
No. 5 white, iii-’a il7'‘-c; I’coein
I* r ,1 it MV; May. li'Vu li’Vu 2ue;
ci- -•• g >t 19V’._
;-i \ No. 2. nominal; No. 3, 23M'S34c;
No. «. t. o b.. 2 !-'-’•*
\ e» X,,. L ■ ■ ■ C.
Th *, timothy s.. d. $2 <i*f r ■
v j... -i $.: *; *•. January. 47 *b-f*
7 - - . 'at 47 to; May. 47 S7UU7 92V
’ •'•IT' • - 77*. • January. S3 's-.i3 82V
o’ >s!m: at $3 '2>-.:*M.iv, 41 0"**H Wj. clos
ing at $4 "2 V
> * . - !■- . h sliles. $3 7'. ;t aft; Jnnti
v < : '2' •" '. s l-'.ir’g at S3 85. May. Ji t*0
i t 2!_. • losing at #4 02'..
Mr. salted sduatM-rs. 4,4'-i4,-jC.
y ort clear sid* .1 -c.
y gars, unchang. d.
T’ butter mark, was firm; creameries.
17, i.l •; dnlri* .**. 1 -nl7e
Che, se. steady .t M/iOe.
li.-gs. stea iy: fn-sh. 20c.
Is; wheat.
4' - bushels; • >rn. 272.0 0 bushels: oats
4"’ bush Is; rye. 11.me bushels; barley.
l'l’.'K"1 bushels
y> -ip.-;- . - Floor. 7 b irre's; wheat.
«4.n” bushels; corn. ilN'WO bushels: oats,
•o- ,o bushels; rye, none; barley. 4*J,000
bushels.
C1H' AGO, December 22.
\V at. Opening iiiga. Low. Close.
M i v •'W sijh; Ti*’-.. ^ >'U.*1nSb
July .j .3'i 7PJi|74 75V*a
Corn—
M 1 v 25V?iU -’H 23H 27V
Outs—
M v M-h M' C,20 19N, 19^a
Pork—
Jan. J7 'A 4. ' $. Oil J, fiO
M iv 7 92*2 7 92U 7 s7’--.-a 7 90
* .... * .... 7 90
Lar-1—
j, r. 3^1 3 82M 3 80 3 V>a
_ 3 N2':
s] |y t m.Wp 4 C2'a 4 aeti 4
| iC-z ■■■■ 4 <-24 4 02M
Short ribs—
j ... :: s'. 1 2 <5 a R2M 3 S2Ua
.. 3 85
V ay 4 i‘2Ua 4 02? 2 4 CO 4 u>a
' . .... . 4 *>24
Cir !.-:s Who.:, 75; oats. 473; corn. 432:
t r.7, ;. < for to-morrow—Wheat, 20:
oat's corn. 2k’: hogs. 38.000.
\ w Y<”’K !’■ • n. - r 22.- Flour, re
18.600 barrels; exports, 20,<06 bar
nv rk> t dull and a shade lower to I
>til mi spring patents; Minnesota bakers. |
i . ta.io 9o; winter low grades. {> 75{j3 05.
receipts, v».50f bushels: exports. |
iiitsh.P sikk market firmer: No. 1.
.ar.l, t options opertfcl stronger and
.• c.s.-d ValVa net higher; No. 2 red May
closed at ''•'.Ac; December closed at 8>u<»c.
^receipts, 60,500 bushels: exports.
"1A. bus!i..is; spot market Arm; No. 2,
-->JE options opened steady, eased off
with wheat and closed at net ad
vance.
Oats, receipts. 123.600 bushels: exports,
c 41 bushels; pot market inactive; No. 2,
r-^c; options quiet but fairlv st adv, eios
i g at unchanged prices; May c osed at 21 ;
Ueoember cIohh! at 22c.
Hay. hops and hides, dull.
Leather, wool and beef, quiet.
Cutimas. <iu .*t; pickl' d b. lifes. 4'V.tiV:
pickl.-d shoulders, 4"<H*4c; pickled hams,
L.<r<l. <(ulet; western steamed. $4 12'*; re
hned quiet.
Tallow, firmer.
Petroleum, nominal.
Rosin, quiet; strained, common to good,
$1 ..'•/(ll so.
Turpentine and rice, quiet.
Molasses, dull.
Cottonseed oil dull; prime crude, 20c; off
crude, D'jc; butter grades, 2.V- ".Ole; prime
white. 2% 27c.
Cofl<<\ options opened <iuiet with prices
un. hanged to 5 points advance; salts. C.5oo
bags.
Sugar, raw nominal; refined quiet.
BALTIMORE, December 23.—Flour, dull
ami unchanged; receipts. 10,4'Jo barrels;
exports, none.
Wheat, dull; spot. HXiOOiy; May. ST-Tj.
receipts, 13.44'i bushels; ext>orts.
none; southern whe .t by samiile, 91<5<92e; i
do on grade. s<;y,i:«a.<..
Corn, steady; spot. 27'/':27s, e: yetir, 27'Tt
-IS:-.: steamer miked. 2= V. 25c; * receipts,
a..!*..; bushels: exports. none; southern
white ami yellow eon;. 27c asked.
Outs, quiet and steady; No. 2 white, 25Q
2e; receipts. 107/93; exports, none.
CINCINNATI. Dovember 22.—Flour,
dull.
Wheat, steady; No. 2 red. nominal at
7! '; receipts, 3.100 bushels; shipments, 2,0u0
[ bushels.
Corn, fairly active: No. 2 mixed. 21';;2iyc.
oats, dull; No. 2 mixed, 19Mt20c.
Rye. dull; No. 2. 3</«37c.
1-ard, in lair demand at $3 G5.
Bulk imais. steady at $4 00.
Bacon, dull at M 75.
V\ hisky. active; sales, 1,013 barrels on a
ba. s <$1 is,
'■ utter, higher; fancy Elgin creamery.
22' h2.1c; Ohio, lflulkc: dairy, li'fjlOc. *
Sugar and cheese, t. ady.
Eggs, firmer and higher at 14'fiC.
TOLEDO, December 22.—Wheat, higher
an 1 tirm: No. 2 cash and December, 94c;
May. 95‘sc.
Corn, dull but steady; No. 2 mixed, 22Ce.
Hats, quiet; No. 2 mixtsi. lv\
Rye. inactive; No. 2 cash. ::7c bid.
t :overseed, tiu 11 but shady; prime De
! <a tuber. $5 4<); March. ;5 47‘-.
Oil. unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. December 22.—73ut
t r. lirm and prints le higher; fnnev west
ern creamery, 22e.
Eggs, firm and in good demand; fresh
near-by, 22c: do western. 21" :2c.
Cheese, tirm but quiet.
GROCERIES.
Register Office.
WHEELING, December 22.
Syrup—Si’,\, i L rips Syrup, itie; Fancy
D'lps. :24c: »2c additional in half barrels):
N w Orleans Molasses—Fancy new crop,
55o; cnoice. 32c: prime, 50c: mixed goods,
New Orleans, 2Sc; bakers’ goods. S'k*.
Provisions- Schenk’s m dium S. C hams.
t0*ic: £0-lb average, l'c; S. C. breakfast
bacon. 7'jc; S. C. shoulders. Cc; city sides,
tic; ham beef. 12c; ordinary beef. He.
Lard- Schenk’s pure leaf, tierces. 5Vjc;
Armour's pure, tierces, 5’4 \ The advance
for smaller pa- kage-. evi i tierces Is as fol
lows: Fancy tubs "*,c: 50-lb tins. >4c; 20-lb
tlr.s, =>»c; 10-.b tins, )4c; 5-lb tine, r(,c; 3-lb
cans, lc.
Coffee—Green Coffee, Fancy Golden Rio,
23*50; fancy green, 23*-: peaberry, 21 "4e:
choice gr.er., 23*ic; prime green. 22c;
r astlr.g grade*. l$c; Java and Mocha.
34*sc; high grade. 25!_c. Roasted in pack
ages— Arbuckle’s coffee, lti.7»c; Jersey cof
r'ee. l>:.7'cc; Lion coffee. lfi.7i’c; Arrow cof
fee. 16.79c; Run-Handle coffee. 16.79e .
Canned Goods 3-lb fancy tomntoes. 90c;
tomatoes, new. vie; Hartford Co. Stand
ard corn, title; 2-lb Honey l>rip corn, 51 15;
California Lemon cling . i.dn-s. $1 Mt;
yellow free. SI 70: 3-lb Sian.lar 1 table
e. acht s. 51 ."hi; pie peaches. 75c; 1-lb Deep
Sea full standaru cove oysters. SOc; 1-ih
light weight cove oysters. 00c; Acorn
Standard string beans, tioc; 2-lb can ccr:
f -! u nipped bee7- 26: Lib
j car. lunch iorgue. $3 00.
Oil—Lard, rn w.stern, strained, f'c:
carl on oil. 110. 7o; carbon, 156. 8c; water
white, s*sc; Lewis miner s winter white oil,
•52c; summer white. 51c.
Sugar:—Cut loaf. 5.24c; cubes. 4.86c:
powdered. 4.80c; granulated, standard,
•j.tilc; standard confectioners' A, 4.18c; Co
lumbia A. 4.24c; Ridgi-wood A. 4.24c;
America A, 4.2tc: white extra C, 3.99c; C,
S.m;< ; choice fruit sugar. 3.54c; clarified,
X. O.. 4*4c.
Itlce—Fancy pearl, 6c: choice pearl, 5*£c;
ch :ce domes.ic. ti*ic; prime domestic, 5“4o;
fair i m<stl . fat y head. c’4c.
LIVE STOCK.
Register Office,
WHEELING. December 22.
Cattle—Extra. l.uOtt to 1.2<»c, $5 754/4 00;
good. 900 to 1.'*". $3 6u4j3 75; good, Ml) to 1H.HJ,
?j{ 25,(3 50; fair, 700 to 800. $3 0m'.j3 25; com
(11,,:.. G"i to 7«H> $-’ 50'y3 00; bulls. 5. 001/3 AT;
COWS. 51 5(103 00.
Hogs—Extra. $3 40'u3 50; good, 53 2->4,3 «A;
common, 52 754i3 00.
Sint;—Extra. $3 n'TS 25; goo.1. 52_5iktf3 00;
common. 52 (in.,2 50: lambs, $4 504(5 00.
Fresh Cows—At $20 OeJrOO 00.
Calves—At 54 75415 50.
CHICAGO. December 22.—The demand
for cattle was about as good as Is usual on
Tu* .'da v. prices ruling largely be lower.
Sales re on a basis of S3 404(5 25 for the
i.,i,»rest to I he best native beef steers,
v cattle being nominal at 55 30® a 10.
A good many sales were made below 5» oo.
The export demand at $4 15414 25 was an
important feature of the mark- t. There
was a fairly active stoeker and feeder
trade at $3 0OV, 75. Co4v sales were large
14- at $2 (”{(3 00, with prime heifers selling
a't >H (Hi. while bulls went largely at 52 2541
;; 25. Texa grass* rs and f d cattle were
in fair demand, tvith heifers saleable at
53 454(3 65. , , ,
The market for hogs was in very bad
shape to-day. Common to prime lots sold
a! 52 I*:. ;.: 1"! bit heavy lots selling the low
est and prime light and medium weights
the highest. Th.- gr. at bidk of the offer
ings crossed the scales at 53 204(3 »*. choice
pigs s* lling as high as prime light hogs.
Racking hogs sold largely at 53 uo i3 15.
Trading in the sheep market was very
slow. Sties were made at 53 254(3 50 for
the poorest lambs up to 55 (it for choice,
and a few fancy lambs at 55 104(5 2".
Sheep sold hi 52 254,2 for the poorest up
to .<3 fir. for the best, and yearlings brought
|3 504t4 00.
Receipts—Cattle. 4.000 head: hogs. 28.000
head; sheep. 11.0 0-head.
EAST LIBERTY, December 22.—Cattle,
active and unchanged.
Hogs.Hull and lower: prime light York
ers and pigs. 5$ 4"u > 45; best mediums.
$3 354(3 40; :common to fair. $3 304(3 35
heavv. $3 204/3 :tu; roughs. 52 1114(3 lit.
Sheep, steady; prime. $3 65./3 75; fair.
52 r.T 25: common $2 (002 50; common to
good iambs, 54 007:5 00.
Veal calves. 5*> 00® •• 25.
CINCINNATI. December 22. Hogs, hrm
at $2 50'i3 85; receipts. 3,900 head', ship
ments. 2,700 head.
FLOUR. GRAIN aKD FEED.
RfE'ster Office.
WHEELING. December 22.
Flour—Choice family flour in wood,
7ii■ 111 paper. $l per barrel; Mlnne
I, iv[ m >„ cotton sacks. $5 10; Minnehaha
in wood. ♦.> lo; Galaxy in cotton sacks,
i- Famous in sacks, $1 55: Famous in
wood $4 t;:.; spring wheat flour in jute
- i i s of *4o lbs. SI per barrel; l’lllsbury'c
y. i wood. $5 0»: I’lllsbury In paper,
ti mi- • i anee. spring wheat. In wood and
i-,u >1 So"': pap* r. $4 S'; Silver Lake,
winter" wheat, family Hour. $4 50 In paper;
Gold Coin, in sacks or wood. $1 "<>.
Wheat—Per bushel.Mbi'vc; corn. 40c per
bushel; new, i3-i3Uc, oats, 3uc; new, 20c.
j_.\i. lings, per to:;, $14 00: bran,
p Hav-Na Tbaled hay. $11 0Offl2 00: loose
puv '$10 (mfi 12 00: new hay. baled, $13 00<f/
U e*i; 'loose. $10 w*y 12 <-0.
Straw-Baled, fs io: loose. $S 00.
metal market.
XEW YORK, December 22.—Tirr Iron,
full; southern. $11 12 35; northern.
ill nt'6'12 00.
Cooper, rtrm: brokers. ll%c; exchange,
ill ">rl 1 50.
' Tin. firm: straits. *13 00; plates, quiet.
Spelter, quiet: domestic. IVOV*- ,
I »*ad is very strongly held, brokers
juoting domestic at ?Vc. while the figure
.in ‘Change is called S3 OtaS 0S. Ruslness
quiet, whether for spot or tuture delivery.
try co°rs.
RIVER. December 22.—rrint
cloths quiet at 2S-16c nominal: no demand.
NEW YORK, December 22.—It has been
a very quiet market for all classes of
foods'for current requirements, though
for spring sal s very fair engagements
wep> recorded. Any sales of importance
tp it were completed resulted from for
wardings on prior purchases. Printing
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J. A. JEFFERSON. Ass’t Cashier.
BANK OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $20d.UdJ. PAID IN.
i WHEELING, W. VA.
DIRECTORS.
Allen Brock, Juscpa F. Pauli,
James Cummins, Henry Bieberscn.
A. Reymann. Joseph Seybold.
Gibson Lamb.
Interest paid on special deposits.
Issues drafts on England. Ireland ann
Scotland. JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
jal5ec_ Cashier.
WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
1315 MARKET STREET.
General banking.
Safe Deposit Vault.
Real Escate Title Insurance.
Interest paid on Special Deposit*
and Savings Accounts.
H. M. RUSSELL. L. F. ST1FEL,
President. Secretary.
C. J. PAWLING. S. 1. SINGLETON.
Vice President. Ass t Secretary.
G. E. GILCHRIST. Examiner ot Titles.
VATIOXAL BANK OF W.VA
A-l at WHEELING.
CAPITAL ..
Southwest Corner Main and TwelfU Sts.
Does a General Banking Business.
DIRECTORS-August Rolf. R. T. De
vries, E. W. o*lebay, John W agner, R. W.
liaziett. J. R. MuCourutey. E. B. Pott*.
Earl W. Ogiebay, President.
J. It. UcCourtney, Vice President.
_Johri_Wag»ier, Cashier._
UANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
6tate and City Depository.
Stockholders Doubly Liable.
CAPITAL ..
Government and local bonds bought and
sold. Drafts Issued on any point in Eu
rope, as well as oil the principal cities ct
the United States. ,A general banking bus
iness transacted.
Wm. A. Isett, Pres.
Wra. B. Simpson, V.co Pres.
_J. A. Mbier. Cat,hiejr_
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HI,. M’KONVN,
• Plumbing, tin* and Steam Fitting
Gasoline & Oils ofAli Kinds, Sewer Pipe. Etc
1911 Market street. Wheeling, W. \a
Trlepnone 104. Estimates Furnished
_ mh luadc. _
James C. Marsbarger. Jotepfc Lotz.
WAilSBAKGER & bOTZ,
-PRACTICAL
Plumbers, lias & Steam Fitters
No. 37 Twelfth Street. W heeling.
Estimates furnished. All work. c.one at
reasonable price*.___
Votive io natural gas
In consumers. , _
The "Hibberd Caio-iflc Natural Gas
Burner" Is the onty burner hi the’ J?arke.
that Is guaranteed to give Bail-fact ct
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For sale by all plumbers.
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Plumbers, (ias'A Steam Fitters
NO. 53 TWELFTH STREET.
All work done promptly at reasonab.e
prices.___,_ —
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SUPPLY HOUSE.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
A full line of the celebrated
SNOW STEAM PUMPS
Kept constantly on hand.
1500 and 1502 Market Street. Wheeling._
QIIIO RIVER R.ULROYD CD
On and after Sunday, July 12, 1S96, l’ass
er.gtr Trains will run a.- follow-. ‘Daily.
tDaliy except Sunday. Eastern Time.
South Bound._! 7 I 5 I 3 | 1
- |p. ui.'p. m. a. m.
Wheeling. I" * &'}•} ** j*
: Ben wood. I )• J?* 0 40
Moundsville. .... i 4 >»0, 12 Jt»l *>-<i i
New Martinsville. . j 6 40 1 8 0>) |
Sistersvllie. I • £| 1 «| f *
Friendly. ..••••• | 8 25] . 00 35
8t Mary’s. j » 2 21 a w
WllUamstown. . . .a. m.[ 7 32. 3 03 D 31
Parkersburg.17 15! 8'-), * 1 00
Belleville.7 u3P- **>• 4 11 10 40
Ravenswood. 5 32|
Rlnley Landing. . . 8 .itft I 6 II 32
Graham.1 S 22( 5 32, 11 f.S
I I I ,p. in.
i New Haven . . . • «l 9 34, | 5 42 28 (ft
Mason City. » *> 5 » 12 tC
... J Oil i 6 W» 12 21 I
Point Pleasant . . . . 10 18| 6 3f. 12 ti
GalllpoliE Ferry. . . 10 32.
Huntington.1 H M 8 20 2 20
:p. m.
Kenova.12 u! S 40 j> io
ip. m.f Ip. m.’p. m.
North Bound._ 2 ! 4 1 fi r
- " p. m.ip. m.'a. in.l
Wheeling.
Hen wood..i }J: $ -V lf>
MoundsvlUi. . • • • .*•*« l* v- W ^
Xc*w Martinsville. . 2 W\ 5 24 n 12J
Slfterevllle.I 1 47( 5 «>! S 4',!
Fnendlv.I 1 s, 4 ,.j x .#>i
SI Mary’s.\ l $ 4 20 x ^
WliUamvtown. . . .112 32, 3 CO’ 7 27!
IP- m.l p. m.
Parkersburg. . . • • H W 3 101 7 oo ‘10 Of.
Belleville.11 25 - da. in. fi 21
Ravensw ood.| lh 55) 2 00 8 ;,n
Ripley Landing . ..10 3® IS® s ;>i
Graham.] }"j 8 05
New Haven.}° *j 1 «T
Hartford.W JJ 1 *g
Mason City. »j>> 7«
Clifton. ....... J 51 12 rd J 38
Tolnt Pleafant. , . . 9 W 12 28 7 12
P- m.
Oalllpolls Ferry. . . j> U 8 37
Gnayandotte.7 1« 80 5 10
Huntington.7 £>
Kenova.I 7 -• 1° 20I 5 no
___It. m.la. m.| p. m. I
fast time
....OVER....
PENNSYLVANIASHORT LINES
UN-HANDLE ROUTE.”
LEAVE WHEELING 9:46 A. M.. CITY
TIME. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Arrive COLUMBUS 2:2.. p. in.
Arrive CINCINNATI ti:(to p. m.
Arrive INDIANAPOLIS 10:15 p. m
Arrive ST. LOUIS, 7:'<) a. m.
SOLID VESTIBULE TRAIN.
PENNS V L.V AN IA STAN DARD
PENNSYLVANIA DlN'i NO CAR.
PULLMAN ‘ AUS FROM WHEELING
JUNCTION THROUGH WITHOUT
change.
OTHF.R TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING
For Steubenville and Pittsburg 7:26 j., m.
week days; for Pittsburg iuk! the Fart,
and for Columbus an<l Chicago at 1:25 p.
m week days; for Pittsburg, Harrisburg.
Baltimore. Washington, Philadelphia and
New York at 2:55 p. in. dally; for Steuben
ville and Dennison at 3:55 p. m. daily; for
Pittsburg at 7:00 p. m. weeg days; for
lumbus, Dayton. Cincinnati. IndlunapolU
and St. Loula at 9:30 p. in. week days.
PALLOR CAR TO PITTSBURG on 3:55 p
m. and 7 p. m. trains.
Versons eont<-rr.;;lating a trip will find It
profitable In pi -isun- anu convenience to
communicate with the undersigned, who
will make all necessary arrang.-m. nt» fur
a delightful Journey. Tickets will be pro
vided and baggage checked through to
destination. JOIT>j G TOMLINSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
w. va.___t
GENERAL NOTICES.
CT< >( K H<>LDER’S MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the National Hank of West Virginia at
Wheeling will be held at the hanking
house or Tuesday. January 12th, 1897. be
tween the hours of one tit and three (3)
o’clock o. ra.. for the election of directors.
JOHN WAGNKK, o.ishi.r.
Wheeling. W. Va.. December 8, 1891
rieSosz__
Put a
New Face on Yoar 8usIdc;3
For 1897, by ordering from us a full
line of Lltnogr-phed L* tter H<-ads,
Hill Heads. Cards. Statements.
Chocks and Drafts. Ycu can have
samples and prices for the asking.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO..
dcth Wheeling, W. Va.
' -r
RAILWAY TIKE CARD.
Arrivals and departures of trains on an<*
after Nov. 22. ivK. Explanation of Refer
ence Marks: •Daily; tSunday excepted:
{Monday excepted, {Saturday excepted;
fSunday only, 'Saturday only; jMonoay
only, r except Saturday, and 2:3o a. m.
Sunday only, i . xcent Saturday and 2:«
a. m. Sunday only. Eastern standard tint*
which Is one hour earlier thau Central
.inie._
Depar: rtT*.
•12 2G am, VVash Cy, Ba.. Phil NY, *6 20 am
•3 40 pm, Wash O . lial. Phil. N VI.
17 oO am ...Cumh, i hind Accom...j i" 2” l,w
*3 40 pm|.Grafton Acconi.1*10 lo aiu
1u 28 am).....Wash, City Ex.; »4 25 pm
D
•• £5 am i*’or Colum. and Chicago1 *1 lo am
•10 15 am,Col.. Cm. and St. Louis *5 30 pm
t3 10 pm ....Zanesville Accent.... 10 55 .tin
til 40 pm;Col., Cm. and St. Louis *5 u5 am
*3 45 pntj....Chicago Express....j*ll 10 am
11015 am’..St. Ciair.-vllle Accom..,tlu 55 atn
f* 10 pm ..st. Clan riUe Ac m.. 30 pm
•M15ami.Sand .| •6 30pm
•3 lTam,.For Pittsburg"..I...,*10 10 am
•TOOain. Pittsburg .I *0 55 pin
•5 40 pm|..Pittsburg and Last.. rll 30 pm
tl 3o pm. Pittsburg ;.,12 30 pm
.i. Pittsburg . 12 30 am
Depart.I Ohio lilver R. R. I Arrive.
*|> 35 am). Passenger .;*io 4.. am
1« 01 pm. Passenger .{ 3 25 pm
•4 la pmi. Passenger .I *6 5o pm
Depart. |C., L. a- VV.—Bridgeport! Arrive,
tj OoamjCleve., Tol. and Chicago) i2 3opro
?* r°. I>rn(-luve., Toi. and Chicago, pui
T4a0pm|.. Masslilon Accent ...itllOOpm
,]* 01, am)..St. Claiisville Accom..! t® 28 arc
tl0<S:im,..St. Claiisville Accotn..| “1 30 pm
I- 1°. I,tn,, dt- Clah sville Accom..I ’4 40 pm
Jb pmj..St. Cluirsvilic Accom..; TO 33 pm
T1 40 pm. Local freight .pUoOam
I JV. & L. E. Ry. I Arrive.
.1 an.I West.... *0 10pm
*10 Brilliant and fcttub...| ’Oiuim
6a pmj.Massillon ii:d Canton.i*1110 am
65 j n»|...Brilliant and Steub...|»ll Fata
1 ’ .j >tm|Cleve.. AKrun .V: Canton! *8 10 pae
Depart. | p., c. e£ St. L. Ry. i Arrive.
1*25ani. Pittsburg .if® 05 pm
TJ 4.» am .St> iibci.viii, ;1Ii>1 West.) 6 15 pm
11 26 pm|...Pitt: burg .aid X. V...| T3 26 pm
to to ami...Steubenville Accom...| 6 15 pm
3 5o pmj...Pittsburg and .N. Y...|*1135am
Ji 00 pm)....Pittsbu.g Accom_I .93oam
f9 45 amlEx., Cln. and'St. Louis/1" 12 am
T®30pm;L.T., Cln. and St. Louis; 76 15 pm
1:, r~ kni Lx., Steub. ;,nu t in-agu, >3 -j pui
ou pm;., Pitts^ ai d Dennison.. j*U 30 aio
Depart | cT& P. r."r. “Wrrfv&T
iz -3 am'Ft. Wayr. • ai d Chicago »9 50 pro
t5t>3 am|...Canton a-d Tol»do... 1950 pm
15 53 ami Alliance a. d Cleveland -9 50 pm
TWTOam .ffteubenvllb ana Pitts. 19 50 pm
Tj.tSsnPFt. Wayne and Chkago 1050pm
t210 pn»|.,. Canton uvi Toledo... t9 50 pm
T2 10 pm|Alliance and Cleveland tl 35 pm
12 10 prn|..Steub. :u. ! Wellsvllle.. til 06 am
.5:43 pmlPhiladl. phia and N Y.l 15:58 pm
15:43 pml .Palilino!e ar.d Watb.. J5:5S pm
J5:43 pmlSteiibenvllle r.d Pitts.) 13:58 pm
17 55 pm|..Steub. and WelUvllle..| t8 38 am
Depart. I li.. Z. ^ C. P.
10 10 am). Bellalre
5 15 pm|. Del.alre
2 S5 pa;.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
» » RAILROAD.
On and after Saturday. February Id,
1895, trains will run us follows, city time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Tr’ri Time Tr’n Time Tr'n TlmeiTr’n Time
No. a. in. No. p. in. No. a. in. No. p. m.
2.... 16 00120.... 3 on 1_ i6 (») 19.... 3 00
4-... 7 0b,22.,.. 4 i-i 3..,, 7 <«"21 ... 4 no
6 ... 8 00 24_ 5 00| 5.... 8 0! ( o|
8 ... 9 00:26.... i'> O” 7_ 19 0" 35.... 8 Nt
10.. .. 10 00128.... 7 n i- 9_10 O0!27.... 7
12.. .. 11 00 30.... s i*bll.... 11 00 29.... 8 •»!
p.m. |32.... 9 00; p. m.i31.... 9 oo
14.. .M12 "|l 35_ 1 13.... 12 I8V33.... lo 0"
16_ 1 00 36.... 11 0o 13.... 1 Ort|36.... il 00
U ... 2 00 (17.... 2 (W|
tltally, except Sunday.
Sunday chtnvh train will leave dm
Grove at 9:43 a. in. and Wheeling at 22:17
V' m‘ II. E. WEISGERBER.
General Manager.
T>ALT1M0KK AND OHIO KAIL
ROAR.
Departure and arrival of trains at Whe«jg
lng. Eastern lime. November 22, t'UC.
MAIN LINE EAST. J
For Washington,
Baltimore, I’hllade'
phla and New York,
12:25 and 10:25 a. in.,
ar.d 3:4o p. m.. dally.
Cumberland accom
modation. 7:00 a. m.,
clany. ercept Sunday.
<Jt.i Hon accommo
dation. 2:40 p. a.,
dally.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia. Halt.mora
and Washington. >:20 a. m. and 4.25 p. m.,
daily. , „ _ „
Cumberland accommodation, i :2a p m.,
except Sunday
Grafton accommodation, 10:10 a. in.,
dally.
WHEELING AN i> I ITTSBURO DIVI
SION.
For Pittsburg. W ehington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia d N. w York, 3:10 a. m. and
5:4<t |>. m.. daily.
For Pittsburg, 7;W) a. m.. daily.
Pittsburg c.xpr . 1:25 p. m., except Sun
day.
arrive.
From New Y rk Philadelphia, Haiti
more, Washington and Pittsburg. 10:1ft x.
ni daily. '.1:5" ' tally except Satur
day and 2:20 a. m Sunday only.
Pittsburg mall, 72 * p in., except Sun
day, and C:35 p. m.. «in 11 •*.
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus. Cm ago and tna West,
7:35 a. m. and 3:15 l m., dally.
Columbus, Clnciin.ati inu 5>t. Ixiu.s. 10:11
a m. dally. 11.t" !»• u <dy except Satur
day and 2:40 n. hi. Sunday only.
St Cl*lrsvlh*» accommo'la Mon, 10:1a a. m.
and 3:10 p. m.. except Sunday
Newark accommodation, 2:10 p. m.,
daily, except Sunday.
Sanducky uia.l, l0;!r> n in., dally.
ARRIVE
From Chicago. 1:15 i. m. and 11:10 a. rn.,
dally.
From St. Louis. Cincinnati and Colum*
bun. 5:05 a. in. and 5 • i m.. dally.
St. Clalrsvllle .I'comp "<l tlon, 10:55 a. m.
and 5:20 p. m.. ex . pt Sunday.
Newark accoiiitno*: * on, 10,53 a. m.#
daily, except Sunday.
Sandusky mail, a:J" n. m„ dally.
CD'S O. SCULL.
General Pa-.«"nger Agent,
J. T. LANE. T. P. as’.. Wheeling, W. Vo.
CLEVELAND, I IAIN AND
VJ Wil BE LI NO I ILP. >.A1).
Schedule cffeetlve N«v. mber 21’d, 1S96.
Cleveland Depot tool of South Water
Strctt' GOING SOI'TIL
I 17 I 3 I 3 | 1
“ a. m. p. m.'p. m.la. m.
Cleveland. ' *• £' ! 'l
Berea. 11 t*»! 134 SOI
Lester Junction. . ] » 2 0" *s 33
1 ..vter .'. . . ■ I": *4 10 1 (JoI •: 38
Elyria! .'.- l '-*' 1 1;'i 6'-)
Lester Junction. . J’S ■ "-'I I o..| * -<
M ..I ; 1
Seville. ■ 2d SI
Steiling.. ; - .; 1 !
Warwick.M 5 i'll ^ 33
Massillon. 1 ; -- .' *
Jlist US.. !; L 71!
Canal Dover. ... <_ }' • j ,r-!i *6 J*
New Philadelphia 4 J m J‘>
UtirlehsvUle. • s*’; It*! *} 2;*
Bridgeport.1" w.I ‘<>'1 » •*>
.1. m.,p. m.|p. m.;p. m. %
- GOING NORTH.
- I 2| 4 | C | _
Ja. m. n. m.Jp. m.
Cleveland. ' 1 ^ ii .
Berea.I J !l J1 ’ f1 .
Lester Junction. . . ■ ’< 1" D •» 1.
Elyria. -'-lie1 ‘ u'.
Lester Junction. . . s ■>• •" •*". •» 44,.
Medina . . • T LI 1*) 5 OQj
7.5'.-i
Warwick. «f- 4J? P-«4
M sillon.I § I
Justus. i :j‘ . ! •/ Jj ;5I
Canal Dover . • • • a/. 8 ■ ■ t*" C21
New Phlladeli.hu. •> 1; * 2 J ■ « l>
Uhrichsville. ... ■* W ** U» *2 3a. S 00
Bridgeport.. 5 * 5 3
,a. m.ia. m iP. m.Jp. m.
Fleetrlc cars run between Who. Ting,
Martins F- try 1 C., L. A W. depot la
Bridgeport. , , »
Dally betw n : In’1? mark'd *
Bunnny on!v l* w on I oi» r* irkctl t
Other train daily uX'opt Sunday.
On Sundays ti in 1 runs to 1 hrlchsv lit
only, and on same day trains 4 and <
*tart from rhrichsvilh.* inst> ad of Bridge*
^Through connections ar.d through tick
ets to all point-, (’.ill mi agent*, or ad
dress M. G. «. ARK LI.. G. I • A..
Cleveland, O.
\V. R. WOODFORD. Gen. M-T..
Cleveland. O.
WANTED—MEW P. :US OE FKfTtET So
rietint to rail at West Vo. Printing Co.#
Xo 1225 and 1227 V.-irkot ■ tnv-t. and exam
ino OU" samples of Secret Society address
cards. • ' . r *

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