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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-23
H HALF-CENT A WORD.

TUE ARGUS hereafter wi publish i'll this col
ann all a vertisements of Lost, Found For Rent
For Sale Bo.rd or Rooms. Wanted. and similar
notices. at the low rate of one hGlf cent a tcOrd,
zach figure a word, but advertisement less
tha ten cents
FOR RENT-IIouse with four rooms cheap
rent; also furnished rooms 3lS Fifteenth ct. 1-tf
FOR sALE-old papers for sale IN any qua-nty
at this office, cheap.
F0RS A LE-Sixty lots III my additions 20 he
ity of Rock Island on four yearly payments, with
interest at six per cent per num,
TIN B DAVENPORT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-23
nor Children Roasted Before Her Eyes.

Her Children Roasted Before Her Eyes
ST LoUIs Sept 23.-Richard Anderson,
Inrner living near Fenton, st Louis
county, went to Clayton Monday, leaving
.is wne, two children and brother ia law,
Caarel Cramer, at home. Shortly Lefore
no N Mr.. Anderson went into the garden
to pick cucnmSers wiGa her brother aHd left
tne cIl!dTrn asleep "a room over the
aiici,en While tau, engaged she saw smoke
ls,nlns from tue upper story and
before size reached the Eous, ths ul-
per part was in flames. Cramel
atlemp pied to eifeCt an entrance to the room
where the Children slept, but he was drjveI
back by smoke ana flames. The entire
house and the children were consumed, mt
trace OF their bones being found among th'
RUNS. The mother was frantic and IN
qured the efforts Of two neighbors t. pr
vnt her from rushing into tine burnn
building
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-23
FORD WAS FINALLY ELECTED.
The Muscular Editor Seems To BE Nu
merousIy Present in Some Offices

The Muscular Editor Seems To BE Nu-
msrously Present in Some Offices
NEW YORK, Sert % "A man giving the
name of Ford wa kicked out of the Office OF
'rhe Sun Monday morning. Flo hai read
an article in The Sun which fred his blood
with Indignation. He visited the Office and
asked for the responsible msn. The city
editsr was at that moment talking to lot
of reporters Just as Ford uttered an oath
and made pass at the city editor he was
suddenly sent sprawling on the fioor, and
the editor and six reporters began playing
polo with his body. Ford was finally kic ked
out into the hall, and then he rolled down
stairs onto the sidewalk. Three of his teeth
were knocked out, his right jaw was swol'
len, and his head was bleeding. He picked
himself up and ran into the counting room
OF the paper threatening to smash every
thing. When the counting room men had
finished pounding Ford he was an awful
looking object, and meekly hobbled over tc
the city hall police station in charge of the
JaHitor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-23

Wheat Excited; cash, s4Ec; October
S5Xc; November, S71 Corn Firm: No
3, 451sc. Cats-Dull; No. 2. a5ssc. Rye
Steady No |, Sic. Barley Easier; No
2, Csc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-23
Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept ~.
Wheat Easier; No. white, Gle aash
ana October; N4c November; 94c Deeem-
ber; No 2 red, 93c carl and Uctsber; 94kc
November; 95%c December; No. 3 red, Sc
Comfy. Oat'-No. 3 white, 3l1fc bid
M :, &c cash; 23y{c bid October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
The Epidemic OF Crime,

Whence comes this epidemic of suicides
and murders2 Recent discussions have
named several causes. Hon. C. II. Reeve.
Of Indiana, charges it to infdel teachings
holding that hopelessness of a future state
cripples tortitude for bearing LIES ills. An,
other declares suffering from the universal
business depression the cause. A third
writer attributes it to increasing insanity a
physician thinks much of the tendency is
Inherited, while temperance advocates Law
the responsibility upon strong drink.
Freethinkers have committed suicide.
but go have orthodox churchmen Flnan.
clal straits have beset many, out the wealthy
have also taken their lite.
Insanity and dissipation have preceded
suicides and family murders.
One feature common to a,m5t every such
crime challenges attention. Well nigh
every report Of suicide and family murder
mentions the perpetrator as having for
sometime been subject TO melancholy"
Whence comes this? All recognized madi.
eel authorities tell US that the fire which
consumes the brain IS always kiudled by
arrangements of digestion; that good d.
gestion is impossible without pure blood,
and pure b'ood is never known when the
liver and kidneys are out OF order. Under
such circumstances d preventive should
o. sought, and for this Warmers safe
cure is soyereign-a fact conceded by the
best authorities in the land, and Ii is espe,
cially commended by the celebrated Dr.. bio
evils -Rochpster Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
GROCERIES,,
Wheeuux,


The comparative stagna.ion in trade Is
gradually passing away and a good fall
trade is anticipated.
SUGARs-The demand for sugars during
The past two weeks has been unprecedented
IN our market and the sharp and active ad.
vance has met with little or no opposition.
Never before has sugar been purchased so
freely. Our prices to-day barely cover
cost. Cut loaf Sc; Cubes 7.c; Fruit
powdered 78c; Ordinary powdered 7sci
Gtanulated Standard &c; GRADUATED oriin-
airy &c; Standard Ccntectioner's A &C.
grocer'a A &C; Pearl 4 &c; White extra
G!-; Chic "a l9y tic; New York C sc;
golden c SIC; NEW Fruit sug>r SIC.
COFEEEs-GreeG cofee-FanCy Colder
BIO i2c: FaEcy Green l2c; PeabeFry
i2!cs Choice l2c; Prime Toe Good 95c,
cair &c; Roasting grades hose Oh
Government Java 20c. Roasted coffee il
parkages-Arbuckle's | ID 1913; Cardobs
n l. {; D!iworih | ID. l23c; Dilwcrth
brunswick | and 2 ID. i6ic; lowering i. [.
{ +. l2ic; lowering Java 3 l6s Soc
His'ug Sun ID. PC; Tiger | Ii. PC
?ar.Ols ID. In orders Ct so 10. At one
shipment, &c per pound %. Bulk Roasted
Ole Government java PIC; Pehhcrry l@!c,
Choice Rio l2ic; Prime I2c; Good lie
Feir iOk; Ordinary lOi
RICE. - Carolina head, 7c; Carolins
choice etc; Carolina prime SC; Louisiana
Ste; Java pearl 6Sc: Broken 3ic.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 33935c,
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 23@28c; Hone!
Drips SOC; Sugar, House dark 2O@2zc
&c s~dditionalin calf barrels); New CroT
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 4sGa5oc;
Choice 45@I8c Prime 42@45c; Fair 40@
i6c; Choice Bakers 30G35c.
PRoyIsIogs-LsrgeS c. Hama lO49l0Ser
Medium S. C, Hsms l0&@llici Small sc
Fans n@ll!c; California Hams 7!c; sc
Breakfast Bacon 9G9ic;S s c. Shoulders7tc;
City Sides 7i@Sc; Bacon Shoulders &c,
Fam Beet l2@l2!c: Ordinary Beef lie,
Country Sides 74ci Mess Pork, No. So,
No. ,, jlb average pieces, very fine family
| $l3.Ju; No. >, ordinary, $3.50.
LARD-Tierce &c; halt barrels Tic; tub.
7c; buckets re; tin pals 3lb : 5e; tin pail
5 ID nc; tin pals 10 ID &c; tin pals 20 Y
7c; tin pals 50 ID &c.
CAySEDG ooDs. -Standari 3b table pescI
81 Is; pie peaches 3tb 81 20; pie peache
5b 81 Is; No. 3 tolnatoea Sjc; toms
toes Bib Boston market 81 %
canned corn, Thompson's IN
cans 90c; do Winslows 2fb 81 Is,
10 End grade 2b 75c; strawberries N
81 10; blackbernes 2lh 81 %; raspoerries
2to 81 90 Damson's 2b Csc; lima beam
2io soc; cove oysters I'D light 55c; dc
II full weight 81 O59l 10 string beaas
BIB Sj@90c; succotash lib 9Oc(al Z5i
Marrow fat pess 70 s. 7j92 10; goose
berries lib 9Oc9$l 90.
FkUITs-No new fruit in market yet, bu,
will be in eight or ten days.
OL.-Lsrd, extra western strained SEC
carbon, ITO, &c; carbon, $50, S3ci whit
miners best winter 4jc; white miners No
:, f5c.
CONDITION OF MARKETs.--sugars, Graz. ,
excited and higher; coffee strong.
with prospective advance; rice, noml'
ma; lard, weak; provisions, strong
and advancing; fruits, nominal; canned
goods are steady; tomatoes are scarce and
a strong markei is anticipated when season
opens. Roasted coffeea are now lower than
they have been Tor ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
SOME LIVING SHAKSPEARES.
. 1s.er'>tiuG story About a Number of
BOYS who Bear the Poets Name,


re - = tradition that John Shaks-
pea; he .ljaer OF the immortal William,
had s. ,ro.be- who was a respectable yeo-
nan, aGi who resided in G!oucestershEe.
a - ,zmau Of literary eminence once as
s-s--4 - be could select the Descendants
w.. John SEa6spea~a. he GiousceStershire
vaa@au. or the resemblance Of the contour
q. hs!- heads or facial outline 10 that Of
.- yast OF William cGA4s2eare in the
gl...h VI ~:a,tord-oa-.i.gR His poTer Of
ANY 20 d 50 was disputed, arl
Up volunteered 10 Pu' i; 70 3 practical
.es-. THIS har0eusd mocs than fifty years
ago. The gentleman heard that there were
several boys Of the uau c II Slaksp q e or
0: b. neiglooghooi Tie two gentlemen
visited the schoo,nas,er. The inter, ,ew
occurred outside tn porch. Il have heard,
said The literary gentleman, you have sew
=ral BOYS a,tendin- your school orthe ame
OF Shakespeare. | have a theory, or a
Hypothetical idea or fancy. that by obsery-
In or ON arIug TIE SHAPE o; he head
and a-e. ! can s=.ectseye-y boy in your
school numerous as i !sl who bears
the name OF Shakespeare. Perhaps. said
.he scaooImas.er, YOU have seen them
before. No replied the gentleman.
N 3 perfect stranger TO inc neIghoo'nCod
aud have never seen you or your school De-
;ore 'o-day. We" continued the gen
t'eman, this IS what walt you TO d'-to
g-ran't me to ais INTO yoiT school form TO
form. TO LOOK stead .ts;Iy at every ooy, and
.r you 20 send "p 10 your desk every boy
whom may touch o." the head, aud as
soon s. nave con 2ie.ta my taclA' ana
eraGia' scrutiny; 20 '@'''W NE 40" Wauy
>@ANg,ie-tes . n''S '''.,! Ok .S'sS.st '0u
!oIr SE'-1I'cgo"' @''s.H ''''<y - 'oys: -,
-. A0"03 ma IS. "...S - Is '.9
d. - 70. - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Ceorsia's Experimental Farm.


Georgia has 70 experimental farm, but
that is because tGe farm died an uGtlmelY
death several years ago. Once upon atIme,
no, more than q million years back, the
commissioner et agriculture decided to have
an experimental farm o. a small scale. lie
had % lot o. n boxes maGe aud placed at
the back end 9th Department; o! AgrIcuI-
ture. and upon the top Of the 0oiiev-room O,
the Capitoi. Teen lie co,'r-;ed from vari-
Gus parts Of ,he State sUuGTv brands o. dirt
ard muc, and pu: them into the boxes
aforesaid. Then seeds were planted and
guauos put in. and there ives a full rugged
narrow sau.e experiment station on hand,
al, labelled and axed Up @-Cr.y The warm
spring vea. L.s Brought or, the crop and
everything was doing tue.y waen = oeIated
.old snap cane along aad the people IN til"
C,ri.,. began % IT,. up ;asir Goa, collars
and silver. IL i :le engineer went coEn
INTO the 5oiler--oow a2i steamed up the
re,-irg apparatus al ths liant expert,
rer.a, station overhead vas yalej "' hard
and drv as g hone. Thus i vas that *
pgrimental ,ta';o,, = Georgia -o' a o'ack
s7s from VIII. ~ 20 &c ys' 70 oy-
sd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
NAILISa 80 GARD,


Vfhc'''itt
The nail market is active Nails, ieatt
and brads - lOd to God, s. -; g.
and Cd, So 50; cd and ID
81 Is; 4d and Sd, SIS 90; 50, SO IS; ID
IS 90. Barrel-s inch, IS %; ! inch
IS 25; l inch, g Is; Il inch, - 90.
= inch. s. IS; II inch, y IS; u inch
s. 90. Liniug--j inch, IS IS; 2 inch
70 25. Tobacco Hhd--l0d ~ l.; Sc
50 90; Cd and ID, s. Is. Clinch-Ay
sizes, 81 90. S~lsring-5d, 1925, Id, $%25
ID, 81 90; ID, s. Is. Finishing-l inch
81 25; II inch, Sc 25i /; Inch, 81 so; IL C
II inch, g. %; , inch, $500; u inch, s. 10.
2 inch ana over, 81 80. Casing and Box
;ng-l6d to 3Od, $500; Sd, 81 Is; Cd, $3.50;
Id, 81 10; Sd, 81 7J. Fine Blued-4i
- 90; Sd, s. rs; I'd, S. 90. Cut Spikes
All gizes, az so. Boat Sp;kes-All szas
So 90. Each hall key lee ezra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

There Is q good stcr7 odd on MAJOR Sd
-cv Herbert. who IS cow " Name racc.sE-
y from = se~s,e Sickness. ne MAJOR
loves the quiet Of home, and several years
400 bor h, q petty Co.,a-e - he saolTo'
Of Atlanta. lie dero;ed L:G8ei; % Kun
M the place, ard Tor days :k"re was raA!ng
and digging ard 3 whole e; o: work gong
anil the rtace was SO busy IS new ground
in spring time. In he course 0; events the
maisr wanted 10 pant some rev Ia:tice
WORK OF the front re-anda. ae CANE into
town aud bought a lot c: ready mixed -Eeen
psirt. sad on his return set about painting
ne lattice. I. was a. easy 90 ari mover
work, but when the MAJOR got thToCsa Ne
had about as much green paint as ne start
cd with. So be painted the istrce WORE on
the back porch anu hardly touched the e
5reen paint. Then Re painted the well
louise green. thea The .-o-. teHce, tHeE tae
side fence. then the back :ence. tnep inc
cow.horss. aud wss oool; to paint Tue
peach trees nks= the pa:aIgave out. me
major declared b. would have painted IN
cow and calf il the paint Lad lasted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
WCOL.
Wheeling.

IJESNAN, NtpitiNNEI -.
The wool market is quite Ofok al the fol
owing prices; Fine fleece, washed 5lG[
sc; line fleece. unwashed one-third oil.
coarse fleece, wa.hed G76!Sc; coarse fleece
lnwashed 2O@2&c; medium, washed So
n Sic; medium, uLwsshcd gnn, 3&c; tu5
washed asa SOC. There is more demand
or medium ,ieeces and much is being
bought a. present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
(ptijc1ra
\ Positive Cure tor Every Form Of
IiIo8d and skin Disease From
I'impIcS 80 hcrOiu:%a.

HISr..TRIEI HUMORS, Hum'liaiiuG Erup
tcas, ItCling ald Suius"y sim ror'ur"-,
narhtorre -urcs, and c~"ry 'p,c!r, o. Itching
.,aiy. Imply, Inherited. Scr0tg.ou, ali C7rtar:oH.
isrpsrs OF the Blond. skin ami Scalp, Win los o.
Hair. from NANCY To Oh age, re p~D-%lye'y c'J"'
: Cur-uIa Rcsoiveat, the New HiDst PG-ld.r IN.
.cruaIy, ana tul.luiI. he nIeIt ~'.tn cure, S1d
nuiiuurt SOAP. .Ec Great skin BeaU'.a-s IttIna.g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
DRY GOODS


Nrw NunS ~cptember lj.-D-y.G Goods
As usual to Tuesday the demand Of orent5
les been more moderate, but through the
g~rlivrrv Of foods sold TO arrive the business
or,lpLes % be OF large amount. The job.
.;Is have been doing better and q good
,.1e is in progress. Prices are very steady,
.r1 Tor nc moe desirable classes OF goods
.alues are very firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

was ~ .r,ed With Eczema on The Nair, Face.
lars a4j E.lE, which thedrure.st, -Eerel goi yOoI
tmeltcs, pronounced one Of thr "g!s 'sse' tAt'
nal come under a. notice. He ADVISED me 70 Try
7our tutiirra Remedies, and ai;aT i've days use
ny sr5jp and Tsrt Of wg lace were entirely cured
ma ! n1pr h. pnO,hrr week 10 haze sIy ears, meek
' HEEIhE SLADE.
100 l.. ia ST., New luTS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Honey laI I-2 Per CCnt.-9oVernEaents
Quiet and st~eady-StocEs L~ower-Flouf
Steady and UnchaTSed-wheat Lowor.
NES YOsx, September l5.-Money easy
at l@l! per cent; prime mercantile paper
i@5 per cent. Foreign exchange quiet
al ~ic3CI4Sj.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

Os SUNDAYS.
lave he city At N. and run every hour until
,. L.
Leave Wheeling Park So. N. and run every hour
uut,I 10 p. n. {. HIRSCH Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

The market this week WI Only average
There was too full q supply Of common,
while the demand ioc good Vas scarce
Gessrs. Hudson 4 Bayko furnish the follow,
ing quotations:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 10 LOO ID. cattle,
2G4c per b.; good, 800 to 900 lbs, 20
&c per b.; light, from 500 to 500 lbs, 20
&c per ID.
aogs-Narket active; 4a4I per II.
Shecp-Dull; 2@3c per b
Lambs-Good, marker firm; 3@t per ID.
Calvcs-t3 QG36 % per head,
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September The Drovers
Jcu,nal reports: CGttle-Heceipts 900
head; shipments $500 head market slow
al cat,!o below beat luc CT, shipping steers
s. UUCI5 -; stockere and feeders - lO@
3 IS; cows, bulls and mixed - G5@ ) 50,
through rough Texans loc .owrr at s. 70
n , 40; western ranges Joe lower; natives
aid half breeds at !" soc - w~:ntered
texans g 00@ , -.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head, shipments
$500 head marke, weak; rough and mixed
- GO@& -; packing and shipping 81 90
"a b; light weights & ~0Gi 30; skips
= jjG% 80.
Sherp--Rece;p's $500 head; market
weak natives 81 75mi 20; Texans 8 90
"a 90; Montanas - 80.
New York.
NV NoRG, September I5.-BeeYcs-lie-
czips 1900 head, all for city trade and
-laugE,erers no trading in beet cattle;
Ires sed beet duh a IA &c per pound tol
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

"CEICK IN TIE BACK" stitch in the
.!de. cramps, shooting and sharp pairs, rael ilaI c
@ neuralsic. and ,ciati5 pains, AM tTgt!
kSlA external pain and ache sooLhe1 aad eA,
L. 5fh PEELED with wonderful CELEBRITY b. tha'
new, original, elegant and speeds "atl'
= HsS4S dote to pain ard Inflammation ne "
4 ~ TICURA PLASTER. warranted the per-
fiction OF elegant eNtprna. remedies, ard vastly sl-
pericr tc a.! other ~plaster.. At druggists, PC; i've
ior Sl.Ga. Mailed free. POTTER pS-" A>D CaES-
;.AL Co, Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Cotton


NV Yoey. September lj.-Cottoa-
Fliu!ss closed Gull and remains very unin
~rf,sril Very little cha: y from yester
iGv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
GUIDE.

A RRVAL n DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
IA EXPLANATION OF RgPzRKSUR MARKS: DAILY.
tsunday excepted. MONDAY exoepted.-Wheetns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
They Do when They Step a. Np~1 Pc.
Corn.

The Ls.ss Of he average msl ony
wgigh ahout twertv-tour ponds, srd Ye'
sc~a people pvt on eigs aGd step a,oc-d -
si5ygG they " ned = toE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
GINSENG.

T,RSpAY. Sar.cmbor -.
Ginser- from $I.@o 10 = lea according
% sils OF roots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
East Liberty,
ISETROLECNI.


Olt tlty,
on CRY, September Is -Ea'io~a Tran
ait certificates opened q. 81 It,; highest
81 Ool; lowest 9"c; closed at 81 &C; sales
100000 barrels: Clearanccs ",2"0, 900
barrels: charters 6u.&l7 barrels: shipments
7-gJ1 barrels
TItusvilie,
TIrUsyuLE. September lJ-aarkc'
opened q, 81 O0F;r highes 81 Oo,;
lowest !gc; closed at SIDE; shipment
.Il.Ctv barrels; charters 6o,&lT aNTrels.
Bradford.
BRADFoED, Pa, September ij,-Narket
opened al 81 90; closed at "9,c; highe5t
81 CCl; lowest 99c; runs, elise barrels;
total shipments 1880 barrels; charters
32,6"l barrels; c~'earances 2,lj2,o0o bar
rels.
Pittsburg.
PlrrSRrRG, Sep ember l5.-Petroleum-
Dull and not mach doing; National Iran
sit certificates opened al 81 cot; closed st
20 c; highest 81 O0!; lowest o..
New York.
Nav YORK, September lj.-Petro.eum
The opening price Of petroleum was near
h highest, the closing was a little shove
he ,owest and the Ert decline Of the day
wss 8 10 99.c, with 99!c bid, after selling
IN the morning at 81 60! and as low in the
afternoon as @9c, sales j,t55,OU0 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
NGARs \ NORES.

have Heen afflicted since last March win ski
! Bi,oqse the doctors called -E,.cnS. Ny ra'" "a
| IovsrCd with sCsbs and sores and the it.A:uG an
Burning we're almost unbcarab.e. seeing your ca.
! ,icura Remedies 30 highly recommended, colc.nded
/ TO livs them 4 trial, using the NuticGra and ~
ma scan externally, and ReSo,veEt internally, iJE
our months. ! call mysel: cur j, II ~Sraliule Ter
which | make this public
MIR. CLARA \
Broad Brook. CoGn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Il u. 4 =. Railroad.

Is T.. \ y. Railroad.
cave Ee.laire at . - p. IN, Cor WOodsie.d and
-uURtrrF,r.
lave Be..aire at Is a. M. Tor summeraeld ami
LS.ssri.e.
1--we ., BsLlsire. 70 q. m.. an 5..5P N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

were ~, J6I 800.
STocKs-There has been little in to-day's
stock market of special interest, Lacka-
wanna advanced per cent in early deal
ings and Northern Pacific preferred and
Oregon Navigation ;. In some cases the
closing prices are The lowest OF The day, but
generally /! TO sbovethe bottom quotations
There was q very decided decline after II
o'clock, later there was a recovery and the
market then simply drifted throughout the
afternoon, slowly tending downward. Lake
Shore developed decided weakness in the
last Is minutes, selling from g.! to 695,
and there wa an equal decline in St. Paul
during the game time, while the rest Of the
list closed heavy. Transactions 1926
a1aras
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

WHEELING AND P~IITSBURGE DIvLSIOS.
On and after June 2!st, 1855. passenger trains vii
10 s, foIlGys, Whesitng tina:
~DRPLETUERs.
FOR Pttsturgu-i:N 4 ~, d.Tv; SIS p. n.
daily $50 +. IN and 7;i5 . IN daily except oul.
DAY.
For WshloStou-S;1 p. m, daily except sanday'
knRIyAH.
syn, F.;sburtl-9G 5 q n ds'Iy II. a. s I'll. IA
6 ~ , NJ. daily except sunday; II u y. m daily
FROM washinSton-7:SS a. m, dsiiy except sun.
lsy; l0:l5 p. Ill., daily.
e. K. LORD, General Pss"nScr Agent
r, DUNHhM. Genera! Man SSeT.
IT. LANE, J~raYel!rs Agent, Nbec.'Es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

lU:55 p. m. tTsin through to Cincinnati without
hat ge, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
Lsne,Sille Accommodation leaves Wheeling At
- a. m. and $40 p. m. Psliaire nj sac . IA.
ard I:l5 p. M, daily eIoept Sunday.
hourdsvile Accommodation ls6ye1 wheeling 81
i * a. h. and arrives 81 hozatsyills 81 ll:io p. NJ,
lilly except Sunday.
Marniag;on AcconmodAtiGn leaves At t:!C P. Y.
through coach bom Whesl;nk 70 Cincinnati dHly
N : o. .eayirg Wheeling ri s.I6 Arriving 81
Cincinnati! al + 80 r. Z.
- O. sleeping can on all ibrouEh trains.
Cose connection made Tor al points Sou;i and
S,rtnvsat, North ard Northwest, making this Q DO
sable route for colornts and pcnons moving 10 me
Sns. wet, and 70 whom particular attention 70
wen,
Itcseu TO all principal peins on sale n depot
Stepping car accommodation CAL be secured ~ De-
7. C. BURKE,
Ticket Agent y. 4 U. pePei
JOHN BAiLlE,
Ticket Agent, under NCl.ure HOUSE
JOHN /. LANE, 1ray Passenger Asv1t
{. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
6OIas WEI.

All train, daily except sunday.
Pu!lrnan's Palace Drawing Room snd s!se'.nscn
through without change from ste1oeRy...e Ear S
PbIaieIphta and New York. Wes: 10 Cy.-Ib1ay
Cincinnati, LopIvilis, Chicago, indianapolis Arf
81, Louis.
scnonmo1ations and any further ini3ral;.gn sr
Nv 10 JSO. g. TOMLINsON, Ticket Agent q: PI=
handle station, foot o. Eleventh street, o. at CiJ
Ticket Once, under Nature House, Whaling
JAME5 MCCREA.
Manager, Colum6u pnia
L A. FOLD,
CeIt Pm Na Z1sks, Ageci, P.thc :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

CurlCuRA RINFrIES are sold ere-ySho'e rice.
Cr7l,rR A, zoe; R~EsrLvE>I. = o.: SOAP, <
p,epsrcd Ly The Eo.TgR DRy. ND ,ISHaC4@ 60,
Boston, Mas.
Send for .'Hov to Cure skin Disease
n.HsPLES, Blsckbads, SKIN B.'mi>hss' az
Y BTss BABY Humors, Use CgII,C ga o"N'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

rs.sap-zr ,71in, ably including Sunday. Aeoa.
20 ia y a'nr rue daily except SUNDAY,
JOHN q. 1OMLlESOB,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
WEST TO ALLIANCE AsD CHICAGO.

Il. TAIN, cs'lY except sunday.
Trains .,ayirg Bridgeport al 6:l2a. m. Is & city
Sim. Al. yp al Chicago at $3.50 p. m. same DAY.
i:E. Gave Cleveland for Wheeling a. S W a. m.i
E.u, D. H., arriving al 2 :43 ?. m. and 5 - +. n.
J. q. 1OMLISSDE,
Passenger Agent. Wheeling, W. "a
4. A. FORD.
Ccr. Pa. and Ticket Agent, Ptisburg, Ps.
WI. 4. BALDWIN, Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
10 ERATISGl
CLEVELAND Il PITTSBuRG X. y.
CYri, nsei timetable OF passenger trains correct.
ii TO AUGUSI %, loSS-Ccnlra. Standard TINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

pittskNg6, Cincinnati 81. Louis 4. z.
Pan Handle Routol
y,yiyF TABLE . EAST \ WsH1 CDs.
-egt.d 10 Nuyu't 90, 1855. Train, leave Par
-. ne s,atyr, loot Of Eleventh strrs' nesr pG5.
e suCins. O. .JI.oEs Central sundAr' tIae;