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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
The Robes in Vogue.

Embroidered robes are to be a prominent
feature Of the season.
The Turkey red and navy blue, embroid,
cred with white, are as good as LIST sum
mer, while a peculiar, very dark greenish
blue. embroidered with scarlet, is specially
desirable.
Many lawns and chambray robes are
shown. Plain goods all over embroidery,
and bands of braid, rather than open work.
are used for these dresses, and the prefer
erce is for white work on very dark grounds.
White Swiss, nainsook and cambria robes
are hand .omer than ever before, and 10 them
IS udu-j u charming noyelty-creIm or
cC.g b-t;ste. embroidered in colo'5.
Next 10 these, and far lower in price, come
the jacquard giughans. Some ofthe pret-
test of these show small shaded figures like
reflections from pTisms on dark grounds.
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ELoPING AT MIDNIGHT.

Lovers Laughing at Stern Commanded
long Island Couple Leave Town Sud-
dculy-How They Deceived the Old Peo-
pie.
New IoEy, March Not since the tar
and featheriug and supposed murder OF
! Charles G.. Kelsey has the village Of Hunt
| in-tcH. l.. l., been thrown Into such com
motion as has been oCcaSiOnei by the
| elopement of Miss Lizzie Brush anu T.. IL.
| Cogswell. The young N IS the only
| daughter Of Thomas II. Brush, n OF the
most prosperous farmers In Suffolk county
who also servesthe people rs Town Assessor.
She has lust attained her seventeenth birth
dar and IS considered By the rural sweils a
handsome brunette, aud was the most ad-
uircl Of all the village bellies. Cogswell IS
The son Off. X. Cogswell, inventor ofthe life
raft. who died some time ago. He always
drove the fastest horses in the village, and
was possessed of q neat little fortune, which
ne sneut freely. Although only twenty-one,
ne was looked upon as an authority on all
sporting matters.
4 few months ago it became evident that
4 mutual admiration existed between the
Young people ard the gossiping villagers
soon SET their tongues wagglng. One even,
inc Nr. Brush in a few words told Miss
Lizzie lust what he thought of her lover,
and forbade her going out with him again
or receiving him at the house. For q short
time she remained an obedient daughter
and people began to think they had been
wrorr in their speculation, as John drove
rbroneh the village streets alone, and Miss
/ Lie walked 10 and from church with the
I family. Her beaming face was missed at
the Postoaice, where it had been her haol,
to 90 every afternoon for the mail and meet
John. who accompanied her home Mr..
Pgrsh and his wife did not entertain any
thought OF such . thing rs letters being car,
RED by mutual friendso clande5ine meet
ings.
On Monday ayguing Miss Lizzie, accom-
r.ri.d hv h.f father. attended q ci1rrn
entertainments q. The Et;Ie village Meth DIS
. church of which her parents are members
B CogsweI was also there, but did no. seem
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FINANCE N TRADE,

-
Money lac Per Cent.-GOVeTnments Dub
stocks Dull Flour Dull and In
cbanged-Wheat Lower.
NV YoRK, March 2.-Ncuey at Ia
per cent. closing al l. per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4@5 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, quies at 49,; d
GoyERyNESrs-Dull firm and unchanged.
Tbrees coupons. ."' '''''''''"',yi3
Eonr, and-a-hau eztended...."......'""'''''""'n! us
Pacific SKIES Of lSS5.".,,"''.' ''''' : '' ''''.'"''''--'''--'
Sr,Tg SEcURITIEs-Quiet and steady.
SrocEs-At the opening the stock mar
ket was dull and heavy prices for active
shares showing, in most cases, a decline on
closing quotations Of to :. Alter a FUR
Their decline of small fractions the market
rallied and at the same time became ac-
i've. but by noon it resumed It's dull tone,
,vbich continued till after > P. m. During
he last hour the previous loss was reEained
4, mo. cases and the c!O-ing prices TINS
coming show q slight advance as com
norod vith last week. Parties who,
until r%ecent,,s have been for a long tune
ieadiug bulls,apHeaT to have los. confidence
in present prices, AID say 1t is folly on the
r-rf Of cIioues to attempt to hold stocks al
present prices: that the u2anlpulatorS VINO
mill recently were leaders OF the bear
movement are now only killing buslneos.ana
+ il is their idea to drive all traQHTS away
from the street, they are taking the 0est
course TO DO so. Active operators on the
bull side claim, on the other hand, hat the
old bull following are seeking to depress the
market only for the purpose OF loading up
for another advance. 1t is between thcse
c~ontending forces that the market has
crown ~listless, with a tendency downward.
There was large trading in Northwestern
to-day, which, after opening a shade lower,
at 9l3, and selling early at W, closed
at 90I, a gain of :. st. Eau!
was less active, but shows an
advance of at ~. There was less
business than usual in L~ackawauna, but
the stock continues to show great strength
and in the afternoon the price rose to lUji
and closed at 1929, gain Of l.. Other coat
stocks attracted little attention and snow
rerrs ight change. Union Pacific was weak
IN the afternoon, declining to 49, aud closing
81 TT The other ~so-called Gould stocks
we're dnll and Manhattan Consolidated shows
no change in closing prices There wash
creased trading in Kansas and Texas
v.l;rL rose in the afternoon TO :, art
closed at Isl a gain of !. and Missouri
p,c:f. IS hiyher. Eaudsc5J.S stocks,
New Yor, Central and Lake Shore we're
weak all G,, aai tie latter was conos~A.
rivalr ort;ra opening O.. 6.t selling ainJs.
immediately $. Gis, 5u. closed d: 5ts atosa
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GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

The general market has ruled quiet.
Our merchants are hopeful that there will
soon be a change for the better.
SUGARs-Cut Loaf &c; Cubes &c; Fruit
powdered 4-7c; Powdered &C; Granulated
Standard CSC Granulated ordinary 64c;
Standard Contectiouers A CSC; grocer's A
&c: Pearl white a &c; White extra c 5}c;
Ohio valley c 5!c; golden Cjic; New York
C &c.
CoFFEEs-Green coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio liic; Fancy Green lie; Peaberry
1899; Choice he; Prime l2lc' Good lie;
Fair lie; Roasting grades Sl@9!c Old
Government Java pc. Roasted coffee in
packages-Arbuckle's | ID l4ic; Cardoba
| ID. l4c; DilworIh | b. HE; Dilworth
Brunswick l and , ID. lSc; lowering l.. l..
CT ID. lac; lowering Java 3 lbs SIC;
Rising Sun | ID. lie; Tiger | 10. he;
Partola | ID. Sic. Bulk Roasted-Old
Government Java 26c; Peaberry l5c;
Choice Rio l4!c; Prime Isle Good l2!c;
Fair PC; Ordinary III.
Rec. - Carolina head, lie; Carolina
choice &c; Carolina prime CSC; Louisiana
6!c; Java pearl SIC; Broken i!c.
SYRurs-Choice Sugar Syrup 33GG3jc;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 2j@26c; Honey
Drips 2oc; Sugar, House (dark) 2OG22c;
&c addi;ionalin half barrels; New Crop
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy jjfrjSc,
Choice jOM Sc, Prime iS@jOc; Fair lj@
iec; Choice Bakers 35G31c.
PEovISIoNs-Large S. c. Hams lO!c;
Medium S. c. Hams lie; Small 5. c. Hams
He, California Hams Sc; s. C.. Breakfast
Bacon Toe; S. C.. Shoulders &c; City Sides
SIC: Bacon Shoulders &c; liam Beef HE;
Ordinary BEETLE; Country Sides nc.
LAED-Tierce Sc; half barrels slci tubs
&c; buckets SIC; tin pals 3 ID &c; tin pals
) ID SIC; tin pals 10 ID SIC; tin pals 20 ID
SIC; tin pals 30 10 nc.
CANNED GOODS. -Standard Bib table peach
81 30; pie peaches 3lb 81 TO-; pie peaches
Gb 81 90; tomatoes 5lb Boston market
81 %; tomatoes 2nd 3tb 90c; canned corn,
led Seal 2lb 81 90; DO WiHslOws 2lb 81 %;
20 2nd grade 2i5 sc; strawberries 2lb
81 20; blackberries 2lb 81 10; raspberries
2lb 81 10 Damsou's Zlb 9jc; lima beans
II DC; cove oysters lib light Gjc; do
lbi..l WEIGHT 81 O0@i 10; string beans
ID 500 yOc; 5uccotash 2lb 81 1901 2ji
Marrow Eat peas ~ 81 POOP 10; goose
berries 2lb 90cCt$i %.
FRJITS-. Valencia ~ra,sins, l0c; layer
Onda. r@..sins, re; Lex ordinary ~raisins,
3 IS; layer California ~rGisins, - 50; Lon.
don layer %raisirS, g 30 French prunes, Cos.
gc; French prunes, SOS, Zoe; French Prancs,
| IQs, lie; Frerch prunes, Cos, PC, French
rrunes, sos, he; Turkey prunes, Sic; Eng.
i..h ~currants, cask, &c; fancy evaPora,ed
apples, Ice; good evaporated apples, 9c;
fancy eyaporajed peaches, ljc; good erapo,
rated peaches, lIci good Is, common
peaches. &c.
On.-Lard, extra western strained soc;
carbon, 10, Sc; carbon, $50, Hci white
miners best winter soc; white miners Nc.
,, Ijc.
Coyprrioy or MEGsTs.-Sugars strong.
or; coffee, unchanged ice, advancing; lard.
unchanged; provisions, steady; fruits
ronger; syrup, nominal; \. o. molasses.
| r7Chanred.
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A Remarkable Case,

Mrs. Henry Ellis, 500 Scott street, Nil.
waukee, Wisconsin, writes: "nr, :. B
Hartman a Co., Columbus, o.; | an in
duccd by a sense Of duty TO the su.ler;UEto
make brief statement Of your remarkable
cuvc oc myself. | was . most miserable
sufferer from the va-iogs ANNOYING and dis
tressiug diseases OF delicate persons. which
caused NE 10 be confined to my bel for 80
Iong time. being even TOO weak to even bear
NY weight upon my feet. | was treated by
The most reputable physicians in ouy city.
each and all saving they could DO nothing
for me. ] had gwen up al! hopes of ever
.c;ug well. In this condition began 20
gake YOUR NAyNlIN PEEwNi, and | am most
happy to say in three months was perfect
IL well-cntrrely cured, without any ap-
r~liances or support Of any kind
Mr.. C. 4. Prochl, New Portage, Summit
county, Ohio, writes: My wife has been
sick for about five wears. In the first place
the doctor called il leucorrhra and treated
it about one year. aud she grew worse and
-urue6 to liberation OF the womb, and wa,
.rea,ed for that two years, bUJ she grew
worse and the doctor gave her up. Then !
employed DR.. Underwood, one o. the best
doctors Of Akron. but under his. Treatment
she grew worse. She was paralr>al; she
had lost all the sense Of feeling and he.
evesight. She could not walk for nearl
" years. About SIX months ago Under
wood rave her up. She tried your PEECNA.
She has taken three bottles. and it did her
more good than any other medicine. Tn
paralysis has about left her; her eyesight is
re;,iug better. We will continue the use OF
PFRlNA until she is we'll
Mr.. Isaac Nicodemus, Schells5urr, Bel
lord county. Pa, writes: Il am induced,
by a sense of duty to the suffering, to make
. ,ric. statement Of your remarkable help
ls "a sufferer of ca.arrh in nv head and
throat. lIoc;o-gl With one Of tae best ply
sicians in Our place for that dreaded disease.
.a,arrh. and found no relief. Buj IN io0.
Host my speech, and was not able to do any
kind Of work for near three months. | could
neither eat nor sleep. PERrNN and MANA
LIN did wonders for me. | used three bot,
ties of PEHuyA and L Of MANALIN, and
row | am IN better health than | hare b-en
Tor ten years, and | can heartily recommend
?our medicine to all suffering from that
dread disease, catarrh.
Mr.. |. ". Wood, Mt. Sterling, Ohio, says:
Your medicine gives good satisfaction. Ny
customers speak highly Of its curative prop
critics"
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to pay any particular attention to Miss liz
2le. At half.past 10 she was accompanied
home by Ter father and after kissing her
payeutS good Night hurried up stars 10
h'r rooua. The next morning when Mrs.
Brush went to call her to her breakfast, she
received 10 response. and when she opened
the ledroom door ard saw that the bed had
10; been disturbed, she saw the open win,
dow. the truth t'a-hed across her mind.
Her husband rushed over TO the Cogs@ei!
place and learned that Johns BEST horse
and sidebar buggy were driven out by the
owner about II o clock the night before and
had not yes returned, neither had they I'D 10
last evening. Angry and crestfsllen the
father returned home, and then ne and his
wife sat down ami talked the matter
over.
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higher; No. 2 mixed 423@i2sc. Oats
Firmer; No. 2 mixed 33@33}c. Rye
Dull at GS@7Oc. Barley-Good de-
mand; extra No. 3 fall SO@8lc. Pork
Dull at 81 7j@l@ 90. Lard-Fair de
mand al Sc 80. Bulk,,Meats-Quiet; Shout
ders 44c; short rib &c. Bacon-Dull;
shoulders 54c; short rib &c; short clear
7sc. Whisby-Quiet and steady at 81 -.
Butter-Quiet; extra northwestern cream.
cry 3i@ SC; fancy dairy 2O&22c. Linseed
Uil-Quiet at l9c. Egga-Weak at 1880
2Oc. Cheese-Quiet; Ohio factory $40
lie.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., March 2.-Wheat-Firmer
No. 2 red, cash and March 7j!c; April
Tie bid; May 783c; No. , soft 2!@S3!c.
Corn-Qriet and steady; No. ? cash and
March 42c bid; May ALE bid. Oats
Steady; No. 2 cash 3I4c; May 33c!c.
Clover Seed-Easy; prime cash 81 S2I;
March and April s. so bid.
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NEWS.


On Sunday last the new and extensive
saw mill, recently erected at Lost Cr-,k by
Levi Leonard, Esq, was burned TO the
ground, every, hing being a total losS, Mr..
Leonard had Just placed his new machinery
in position aud was ABOUT ready 10 ON
mence work. The amount of the loss and
the cause Of the fire was not stated by our
informant.
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Adrics TO

Mrs. Tinslow's Soothing syrup, for chill
iren teething, is the prescription Of n o.
he best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
7ea-s With never failing success BY mil
ions Of mothers for their children. Dur
.ag the process Of teething its value is in
c~aIculable. It relieves the child from pain
eures d7seutery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health TO the child it rests the mother.
Price Csc q bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

Robert Hudlesou, who has been employed
IN $. r. Crogan's lumber camp, at ST
George, Tucker county, for some months,
while cutting timber this week fell and cut
his left arm three inches from the wrist
Joint, s~evering three veins aud the urnal
artar.-
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THE POET POWERS.

A feeling Of gratitude impeis ne 70 acfnowied}e
The Great merits Of your CulicurI, aud | c~oriis!i!
Commend + to the public as a very valuable rem
edy. H.. n. POW LhH' G'iI-rfS'G 'H
hin Cure, Soc, Cuticura Soap, an exquisite 2hln
H.autider. Csc. Cuticura Res0iyent, the new DIood
Purifier, SD
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Hoston.
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NAILS-e2 70 CARD.

Wheeling,
The nail market is active. Nails, brads
nd fencing, lOd to God, g 2Oi Sc
nd ID, 81 55; cd and i'd.
: 20; "a ard Sd, . 45; Sd g 10; q
- %; 3Oc a keg on common cut; barrel,
= inch, SO so; IL inch s. IS; | inch,
= 50; I iuch, - 20; 7 inch, Sc, A0i
ming, I inch Is 20; : nch, 50 10; finish
ing, 8 inch and over, - soi :rch, &c %
81 so; casing and Dos, jao per key over
common cut; fine blUed, Sd, IS 35i
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, I'll
sizes, 50 10; roofing nails, iron, Sc over
Common cut; iron galvanized, t. 20 over
.3mman cut; iron timed, g 20 over
common cut
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CrRrD Hy CyEIcyRA.

Ny skin disease. which resisted several popular
remedies m. other remedies advised by pnysicIou'
has been cured ly lo.r CuIiCura Remedies. They
surpassed my u 1T s~ansuine cyrC,tltLcns and ,a2
Jay effected 2 cure. J.C ANEN- Nsh"
NrNgENsTr i,D,
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- Leave Beuaire at p. II. FOR Sumle. iell.
Leave bg..GiTe at $50 n. Tor SOmerielt and
LAacsyi.e. Arrive at Bella ire, s.l5 a. II and 5:55
pm.
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address j.. q. Tomlinson, Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling. W. Va.
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(utijcura
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

VIM. =. Tottop 6T2 North Tenth street, Philadei-
rhiq. repor,a that one Of his customers stated 70
him incidentally that he was feeling SO well and had
aimed twenty. seven pounds in the last year, aIl Of
Chirh he attributed to 4 systematic course of the
Cuticur. E,sy.ycRt, which has proved chectIal
hen ali other remedies lHi.ed.
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GOING wESr.

Al trains daily EXCEPT sunday.
pullman's Palace Drawing Room and SIoepingCaT'
.rr0ugh without change rom SteuhenVilie East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West to Columbus
nipcrnuati, Louisville, Chicago indianapolis emu
a.. Louis.
for through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
com odatiuns, aud any further Information ap.
"a mo q. TOMLINSOE, Ticket Agent at Ran
,dle station, loot Of Eleventh street, or AZ City
,et office, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
JAMES NCCEEA,
Manager, Columbus, ohio.
l. FORD
Gprl Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. IA.
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The INAUGURATION
Grandest Event!
OF
MODERN TIMESJ
BECAUSE II is THE FIRST OF
TIE KIND FOB
TWENTY FIVE YEARS.
u ALL
AND
Weekly Register
FOR
II 8 8 s =.

VIII lie greatly proved and strengthened in
departments. !; viii be carefully edited for genera,
circulation. i will be uneIcelicd as a STATE aexs
PAPER, aud a journal adapted 10 the SroEE. the
oflIcE, the FAMILY and the FiREsIDR. It will 10
lNDErESDESrL DRyoc2ATIc, rs the oEGay or
TIE STATE n NATIONAL DRNocsAcY.
Every issue will contain a~oareiully compiled re-
sum- Of ali The county STATE, national ana inter.
national news. The j,.ugs at WASHING r0S vii
lie amply recorded from every standpoint.
Al! happenings Of interest a; Washington, 20 our
nc.EhborDg Congressional Districts o. Ohio and
Pennsylvania, together with all local news, prepared
iy a corps OF experienced news gathercrs In every
vtllrge and hamlet withina radius Of nifty miles d
Wheeling, will be chron!c!ei faithfully As they %.
cur
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ABROAD.

THROUGH 4 home returned Norwegian, | nave
learned 10 know your CutiCura, which has IN . short
lime cured me OF an Eczema that my physicians
medicines could not heal.
CHR. HELIZEN, Bergen, Norway,
AgsgNuyyTd dining.
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SORES on NECK.

Chas. Brady, SomCIyil'c, Mass, VINO refers !
ur. !. !. Wood, drug -, OF that city. ]certit"s 70 a
,ondrri!l cure Of running sores on the ucci wni,n
ad been treated 10y no pital physicians without
re, and which yielded completely % the CN''sn-
'cmcaies.
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1~lu1eelins 8esiater
TRAN EI.EKS' GIsi,E.


y ENrrNNA TtuS Uy RSvESUSCE GNRks: SDaly.
Sunday excepted. Monday oxcepiel-wheel;nS
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All OF your Cuticura Remedies give very goo
sati %siactiou. The Cuticura J especially rocommeni
for he uisras,. Tor which il i, used. 1 SuoE from
3vprrserIp i. clue. DR. Il. !. PRATT,
MOutc.lJ, Wis.
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Oil CITY.

On CRY, March 2.-Natioual Transit Ger.
tifcates opened at SIC, highest S3!c, lowest
sale, closed at S2jc. Sales 2,%Ol, 900 ba.-
yels; clearances $4,000 barrels runs So
3gS barrels; shipments 57,j28 barrels;
charters 44,G03 barrels. Oil City Oil EX-
change stock no bids; $3.50 asked.
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New York Central was down | al

Of :. New York Central was down al
93&, alter luctuating between 9lS
@9&l. Among the inactive shares Rock
l,land gained l per cent and the Omah4s
are each up J, common &c. preferred S6&
Pacific Mail was active aud rose to 81,
but fell later aud closed at SOLE. The total
sales were only III ,6S4 shares, a decrease
from Saturday Of over $1,000 shares.
Transactions ol2 600 shares.
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Tltusyiiie.

TITvsILLy, Pa, March 2..-NalioDai
Transit certificates opened at Sc; hiEhes;
sic; lowest s2lc; closed at 8l.c; ship
mcnts for the entire oil racion jI,52S bar.
rels; runs for entire oil rcgion So, gsS bar.
rels. chnrLers IL G02 barrels.
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

NV York, March Dry Goods
The iobbing trade is fairly busy b"t the de.
uand and movement from first haldo ale
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GErrvvaTr March , -Co,ton-Firm and
v~Ichargai at lGlg. FloIr-DaIl, tanLy
s. 5um3 s.: fancy 81 0a@i 10 W6ea'
Dali and frm; No. , red si"8j"; r.
Ce,pts loco bushels; shipments 3,0'2 bush.
els. Coru-Fairly active and a sha4'
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TBrown'S Bronchial Troch"-' are ~liH.y
lnrwn az en- admirable remedy Tor Bronchitis,
HgaIsea. Cgv.l5 ana Throat trouble. So. .7y
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION
On aud s;ter December q, 1854, passenger train
VIII run e. follows, Wheeling tima:
DEPARTURES.
For P!tt,bursh--5:25 a. H., daily $40 q, nj, SEC
p, n, daily except sunday.
For Nashington-4l0 3. NJ, daily s:g5a. m, i:Vj
p, IN and $50 =. H., daily except Sunday!
ARRIVALS.
From Pttsbursh-lO;55 a. NJ, 200 .. m, daily
EXCEPT Sunday; IL :05 p. NJ, daily.
From Washlugton-S:lU .. M, 1885 y. M, ~
p u. daily except Sunday; II :O5 p. H., daily.
{. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent
THOS. NJ. KING, General sup't.
Z. y. SMITH, Pasl. Agt., Pittsburgh.
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DAILY except Sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling 81
7 - a. nj. and $50 p. H., Be!laire at $40 a. m.
nj i:l5 p. Ia, daily except SUNDAY.
MoundsNI.le Accommodation leaves Wheeling
u 80 a. N. and arrtves NJ &oundsytlle at R:l5 P. L.,
daily except Sunday.
Mannir gton Accommodation leaves at i:l0 P. u.
Through coach nom Wheeling to Columbus on 10.
?, leaving Wheeling at s:i6 A. NJ, arriving NJ 20
lumbus at 2:i0 P. N.
b. & o. sleeping cars on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points South and
southwest, North aud Norttwe;t, making this a Do
-iTable route for cOlonists and persons moving to the
great west, and 10 whom particular attention IA
given.
Tickets 10 ell principal points on sale at derot
sleeping car accommodations can be scared at De-
pot Ticket 0fioe
THGs. 4. 3. EhAsE,
Ticket AgC.. &. Il U. Depot
JOHN BALE
Ticket Agent, under HcLUre House
JOHN I Lane, Trsv. Passenger Agent
". ". Glenn II Is, ~. OIL
r. 7. DE"EIE5, Genera agent, Wheeling.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND L
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Family -four, acknowledgements 30 5 20
p nor ton Is 90
na- hnsboJ 85M90c
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RAILR DADS.
BALTIMORE OHIO r. r. co.

NN Il AFTER DECEMBER q, 1884, PAS
~ senger Trims will run n follow Wheeling
time.
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
naTation trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. TOMLlHSDN,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, w. Va
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AT CHARLESTON

Tho EEGIsrER will continue to give he news ema.
aa'.ug rom the CAPITAL after tho removal
Charleston iuSi the same rs hereto ore, 50 that ev,ry
citizen wishing to know what Is ueGsPitng at the
SEAT or GovERSMENT must continue 10 Ike ;ho
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Lovers Laughing at Stern C~ommands-A
Long Island Couple Leave Town Sud
dculy-How They Deceived the Old Peo-