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N. 5. 0lLRNILl,s MIr.

The Author Of "rhS nllERdO" Described b.
One Who Knows Him,
Ao,'a'd Paul Ia EtiV York Uorld.
w. S. Gilbert is an excellent stage man,
ager and has adopted the exhaustive pro,
cesses of NJ, Victorien sardou. He will
work at single scene for hours, il necss.
eary, until every detail runs smoothly. He
invented most OF the quaint poses as-
sumed by the "Japs" in THE AIikado''
and the lolling, gprawling attitude Of the
nymphs in Patience"
Gilbert has well deserved reputation
as sayer OF bon mots, and some years
ago, when the late Tom Hood was the
editor, he contributed jokes and comic
verses to the journal Fun, Going into the
Savage Club one day q person stopped
him and inquired: "Have you seen a
man round here with one eye named
MGclussel?" Gilbert instantly replied:
mo; what's the name OF his other eyer"
and passed in,
A friend Of Gilberts was i'll OF an acute
nervous disease. He said, speaking Of the
London street noises; doctors tell you
10 keep your patient quiet. How is Il to
be- done while an organ OF ten piano.forte
horte power is grinding the bones OF the
Men OF HaEleck' to powder or pounding
the Last Rose OF Summer to q madden.
irg pulp Of variationa2"
lie was speaking on an occasion OF q
person who mad asked him to dinner q
long distanCe in the suburbs Of London
and had catered indilIersu,ly. "NeVer
again will ] be his guest, but no shall dine
with me. | have an avenging sherry at
one-and-nine that think will astonish
hiH digestion"
The author Of the "Miksdo" is credited
with having said that u husband can hope
to be q hero In his witb's eyes only two
months-the month before he is married
and the month after his death" II Ger.
talnly has tho satiric smack Of Gilbert,
who 10 reported to having replied TO Mrs,
Marie Bancroft, the actress, when chs
playfully asked, "What age am II"
II really Can'tsay, but you don't look II"
In conclusion | may remark that the
subject OF this sketch is married and In.
habilB sumptuous house in Kensington,
lie was educated for the bar, but has never
praCtlCed. H0 drives a hard bargain and
knows tine worth Of bis work to the utter.
most farthing, When the Lord Garmoyle-
FUrtetque breach OF promise case was in
progress Gilbert appeared upon the scene
as the lady adviser, e. nero HlOiu, and the
result was very little scandal, no trial, and
Gl0,00O in solid cash for the actress. Gil.
berl'a stern Scotch brain did It's work Il.
tectiyely,
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A Btidegeooms Laugnaaio nIisadVonturC,
Charlestonts. C.) NepJ and Courier.

a BtidegeOOn's Laugha9io MisadyOnturC
Charlesion Is. co. NtpJ and Courier.
Yesterday morning q prospective bride
groom engaged one Of Charleston's intel
llgent ColoTed haCkmen 10 transport 9
trunk to the future home Of tho high CON
tracing parties. The trunk contained O
full assortment Of wearing apparel, pic
lures, souvenirs, love letters, a dictionary
Of poetical qu0tati0ng, an encyclopedia
and many other absolute essentials for the
proper enjoyment Of young married life
The haeklnan took charge Of the trunk al
3 O'Clock in the afternoon, but at II O'Clock
last night the returns we're Too ineagre II
state positively in which Of the wards the
hackmRn had got left. At any rate, the
trunk or the hackman had not put In an
appearance at the indicated place. The
bridegroom in future does not remember
the name Of the hackman, and the latter
has evidently forgotten the name Of the
street and tho number thereof at which
no had been ordered to report, The hack
man probably circulated yesterday even.
ing Ike tho Wandering Jew, trying IA
tind an owner for the trunk, and event.
ually gave II up as a bad job. The bride.
groom, however, ls hopeful Of a solution
Oi the comedy OF errors, and In tho mean.
time has assessed his friends, ono in The
sum Of coat, another 10 the amount OF Q
vest, q third 10 tho extent Of q dress shirt
and 80 On " the end Of the wardrobe,
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Scrotula ofLungs
Relieved.

am now 10 ycars old, aud have suffered tOl the
last Aiteen yean With a lung trouble. Several
Membtrs Of the family on my mothers side Of the
houge had died with consumption, and tho doc,
tors were al agreed In their opinion that had
consumption also l had all the distressing symp.
toms OF that terrible disease. have spent thou.
glnds Of dollars t0ayrest the march OF this dsCaEoi
have employed all Of tho usual methods, not only
In my own case, but In the treatment OF other
members Of my family, but temporary relief WIS
all that obtatrtd, Twas unit for any manual
labor for several years, BY chance came into
possession oil a pamphlet on BLOOD aud Skin
Disease" from the Office Of Swift Specific Co, At.
lRnta, Ga A friend recommended the use oil
swiirS Specific claiming that he himself had been
greatly bGuehltei by It's use in some lung troubles
lIes0lVGd to try IT, About four year, ego | COM
menced to take s. s. s, according 70 directions, |
found II an lnvigOratng tonic, aud have uIed
shout fifty bottles. The Htulls arc most remark
able Ny cough has left me, my strength han 70
did In my lilo, II has been three Yeas since
stopped tho use OF the medicine, but have had
no return Oi the disease end there arc no pains or
OF mCChS meal work, and feel as we'll ~ ever felt
since was boy. These, know, arc wonderful
statements to make, but am honest whom i ray
that owe NY eGtstence ana hea!lh Today 70
sWlits Specific II Is the only medicine that
brought me any permanent relief, do not say
that SWlta Specific will do this In ever case but
most positively Affirm that Il has done this much
for mo, and would DO recIeRnt to tho duty owe
10 suffering humanity II had failed " bear this
cheerful testimony 10 the merits Of this wonderful
medicine, am we'll known In the city Of Mont
gOgery, and eau refer 10 come OF the best citizens
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1855.
sWliIB specific " entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood aud Skin DlEsaBes mailed free.
TllE 6w1pT SPECiFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
or Isl W. 26d street, New York
For sale BY Logan & Co. and Laughlin Bros 4 Co,
nos. nav
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EtnamrtaI.
DANK on THE OHIO Valley.

~ :, t,..gsOSr, ,,,,.."..,.".'."""Vl Vice PEeSiden
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what r,lrhtsn,d tho widow.

EutWhdGiS GhtdS.
Bill Drawbar Ia the kindest.hearted man
that ever twisted q brake. He wouldn't
hurt kitten. Nevertheless, he scared
poor old Mrs. Lone, the widow, so bad
that she had nervous hysteria for two
weeks, and then married Deacon Four.
score beCause she was afraid 10 sleep alone.
You sec, Bill was making up second -,
and lust as Lone started 10 cross the
track al the upper end Of the yard Bill
yelled 10 the other brakeman! Jump
on her, ben Jump on her as she comes
down; cut her In two, and run her down
the siding behind the elevator now, then,
catch hsfp And then the poor old wo.
man gave one ieebls little BCreeCh for
mercy and tainted dead away; and poor
Bill can't imagine what ''scaft hef."
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.TilME GARD OF THE BELLA1RE K
\ ~, CleltsVille Railway Coin effect January
1885, Trains arrive and depart 10 aud from u.
" U, Depot, wheeling, W. Val IA iOllOwl;
WHEELING IOOAt TIME
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All ITAIII8 uAlIY 93UpNt hulllAJl
Trains Leave Cleveland for WhOaling al 7i60 O. m,
2:l0 p. M, arriving St A:Ssp, N, aud 7.5S '. N,
r, A. FORD,
Cen. Pass: and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IAMES MCCRGA, GenNrAl ManaEnr.
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The "POlAud. china" Breed Of Swine.


Am1iodR Agricultural.
The Poland.C China is a breed OF pigs OF
exceeding composite pedIgreo-using that
term in It's application to the breed, and
not to individuals, which OF late have
each their own complete pedigrees, run.
ming back through several generations Of
careful breeding. We do not need to in.
quire into the history OF the origin OF the
breed to recognize 1t as one OF great value.
1t is regarded by great number OF the
best and largest swine raisers OF America
as the very best pork-making machine in
the country, and by all who know much
about pigs, as the best OF many disLinCt-
lively American breeds. Any one eau
see, by It's general form, color and mark.
ings, that the Berkshire breed has contrib.
uted largely to It's formation, and the
butchers know very well that In the quail
ty Of It's flesh, 1t closely approaches
that OF that admirable English breed.
The qualities which especially recommend
1t to American pig raisers, arc It's hardi-
ness, rapidlty Of growth, largo size, and
the favor with which 1t IL regarded by
buyers, pork.paCkers aud Curers. II has
excellent hams and shoulders, and very
little oiIal. It's bones arc. small. Iii q
prolific breeder, kindly and docile in large
or small herds, though particularly adopt
ed to the former. It is lit for slaughter at
any age, and ct six months old ought to
weigh two hundred pounds. or over. At
year old, three hundred and flity pound
pigs are not rare, and at eighteen months
to two years old not few turn the scale at
five hundred or six hundred pounds. The
color, which is black, or nearly go, with
some white in fecks or spots upon the
body, and usually with white face and
feet adapts 1t to our hot summer and fits
It for the great Western and middle pork
raising belts OF the country.
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Thar HACKING CoUGn can be 90 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II,
WILL rot sUFFRR with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh'B Waller lis
guaranteed 10 cure you.
4LERpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. shlloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATiRRIi CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh REM
edy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold BY Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Transportation,
no RIVER RAILROAD.

IFSs s3i9 fFs5ii5I 5 as
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hnshlAnla Arnlea sAlSo.

The best salve Ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sotes, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevei
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill blaing
CornS and all Skin Etuptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect tatiBlacllon
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz, For Bale BY Logan 4 %,
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ABOUT thres years ago the agent for
ACker's English Remedy first called Of
this town, and since then the number oil
testimonials that have been sent 10 Logan
Il TO-, and Charles Menkemeller con.
corning the merits Of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish II to be- thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Cough, all Phthisical troubles
they have never knownit s equal, and pos.
ihyUly guarantee II, TTltsdw
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GEte Gntetliqeurer.
Otaes' NO'' a0 and ~ EoaFtooptA Street,
CoQUETTR.


Because her eyes Il me and you
The brishl0i tAFe aud biutsi,
shall ElnTniA arise bctW cen Us two,
Tle Oldest friends and trgeSI?
shr smiles on ma; my heart u light,
Aud yours Is stepped IN AoErOW,
Aud yet the Hover gave 10 night,
she'll throw tOyOu tomorrow.
Coquette klei 40 say with me;
LET him who wins her wear her;
Ahd lAir-hoWHVeE lair lhe he,
There's many lRSiIe ialIer."
hut II II hap, and well 1t may,
Ihat each In vain ha 4 pleaded,
u all my songs are thrown away
Aud all yONs iighs unhCeded,
Well vow ourselves no hermit vows,
Well CEoss NO flaming billow,
Wen bind about our dismal bToWs
NOWreaths OF mOurnful willow;
butkhoW In spite III her disdRin,
We yet can i've without her;
Aud Joining hands, we'll laugh again,
Aud think no mo. about Ter.
HUGH CONWAY,
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FoR lame back, side or chest, use shi-
loh's PorouS Plaster. Price % cents.
SHlIon's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures
consumption.
sulLoil's vlTAttsEn Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dl2zi-
meas, and all Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle.
CRovP, wHooPfEd ooCGlt and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 21.-ThGrs Il better tone 10 the
market with LiOCks ID All improved condition al
the close VI each days business AgentS have ad
yanCed the prices Of bleaChed eott0ns az f9llOWsi
IOnsdAlas, Sol Blackstone xxx, 7AOi Hope, 1Ot
$40; Fruit, % Inches, Sc do u iii0htS, NC, aud
Fidelity, nOsebuds Chaplin X, uanG, highland
Standard and lAndsueTs each 20 higher. hgrinOes
Anchor aud other shifting prints, new heavy wool
enS and worStedS ate doing better.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
\ loPl AATNa)
OLRVRI4AND d PTTT6RuRaH RIB,
EA Ga ~
COhdeakS9 urle piolo u pAhssuheE ualnG CuF.
rected 70 NOV, -, 1876 Central Standard TimC.
EAsT AND EORIH 10 FTlmRuR6H Am 6LEVdHTn.
TH,N11,NT1-1-TT-S ~ N
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UlNCINNATlJ o. Jan. n. Flour AITOhgpfi family
81 hai 4Oi fancy 81 6,ai ", Wheat active, aud
higher; No. 2 red gia95Ci receipts 90 bushels;
shipments 1000 buShelI Corn wGatVri No. mix.
cd Bic. Oats easier; No mixed S2IEG. Rye slrOtg;
40. GjaGjG Bsrey lrmi ettia No 8tprlng Ga
Gjkc. Pork quiet and hrm VI ell OO. Lard firm
al Gl2Ns6l6C. Bulk meNtS easier; shoulders
!. 4jal.S71Sg, short RIB bb0lji5C. bacon III fair
demand aud steady; shoulders 7jC short IlUG loo;
short clear B.3jo. Whisky steady ats ". DlttGr
and cheese Him and unchanged. sugar casier;
hard refined 7a7kC Eggs duh ut l6c.
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PHtLAbELPhlG, Pa, Jan. 2T.-FlOur dull. Wheat
OPENED weak aud lower, reacted and clos steady
No. red January bf5IASSIs0; February sSASsISG;
Corn weaker, C0bCorn 4SC per n lbL; No. 2 mixed
4Ga46IfCi steamer No. 2 mixed i6jSailC; do No, 4
yellow iG3Gll7licj No. 2 mixed january 47R47ISci
FehruGty 47a,f1IOi March 47Lai7hc; April A7S4li
i71Sci May l7{ai7c. Oats, spot dun white 3saIlG
futures dull With January ifc lower. Eggs dull
pennSy!vA flesh 221Sci Ohio and other western
flesh 20,
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Yields no pearl that can exceed In beauty
teeth whilened and Cleansed with that In
comparable dentriace, the fragrant SOHO.
DON'T. Nor Is coral roster than the gums
In which such teeth are set, 80 say the
ladies, who are the best judges In such
matters.
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DhJ. J. Ryan, 81. Louis, NO., says ~
invariably prescribe 1t In fevers; also In
from wasting and dehilitat.
Ing diseases, with admirable results.
also find II q tonic to an e1ieebled condi.
ton Of the genital organs"
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NEw YoRK, Jan. q cotton, intuen steady at
2iiOOc lower than yesterday January Dl0c; Febtu.
airy g2Ocj March . aOci April V4lOi May g.b2u'
juno 9.6iCi July a7Oo August VI poi November
gA0c.
ctNciNSAri, o., Jan. a7.-CottOn QuIstImlddllnS
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kCorr's EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver OIL, with oPhOSphiteT, in Lung
TFOublts and Cholera Iniantum.

DR.. W. L. Ransom, Hartford, Ind, says:
" find SCotts Emulsion an excellent RIM
edy In lung troubles, and especially in
strumous children and q most valuable
remedy in CHRONIC stages OF Cholera In.
iantuu."
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BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 27.-oponed al Sgjlc; closed
ported; total shipments 7J,21 barrels; Cnarlera
70, $40 barrels; CleRFanCes S,66S,0O0 barrels,
OIL CRY, Pa, Jan. 27.-Opened Al $3.50; highest
90zC lowest S9g; closed a. 8g1kc; bAles EDISON
barrels charters S 100 barrels; ClGaranOeB 6O6O0
bsrrclsi shipments 1927 OartelS
PTrrsBURdH PA, Jan. 2i.-Petroloum irregular
but fairly active National transit certificates open
ed o. Syo aud closed At sgci highest 200; lowest
SSas0.
TITUsvtLLE, Pa, Jan. g7.-opened al,Sy14c; high.
eat DOC; lowest 6Skc; closed at $40, shipments
7J,217 barrels; charters 1855 barrels,
NEv YoRk, Jan. a1-petroleum StOGdyil United
closed Of SpNC.
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In this freezing weather the tiller Of the
soil 10 better OF than the man who holds
the tiller Of the sea.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa Jan. 27.-Cattlo, receipts 200
head; shipments $50 head market slow; prime
81 2'a6 co. Iar 10 good q 60a5 90; common 50 GOA
ceipS 200 head; shipments i,iOl head; market
dull; FhilRdelphiaS 81 26a4 ~; Workers 81 sol
10; tYnr cans shipped 10 New York, sheep, 70.
ceipA 1000 head; shipments 1890 head market
dull prime q 26ai 6Oi fair To good q GOIi OO com
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| KEEPil with prIde,-1n apply II with Cate,-
pfife Il, pfigo Il, my sUZ0DON'T there.
use H. "A sure "A tho fn0ftlng light comes.
II Whltens my tel III aud II hardens my gums,
II SWeetena my btvath,-'tls my very best thing
Thy praises III ever, Uh, 6OZODONT, Blng.
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There has been comparatively quite light run
Of sheep on the market this week, and most OF
them are al u common grade, very lew good ones
being among them, one good bunch only coming
from tho Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia. Tho
bulk OF the receipts consist mainly Of sheep from
tho upper counties Of Maryland Trade has been
very slow, all dealers reporting the market W. OK.
Geedingy dull, common to fair snCep sold At 2J(R
SIZE; fair to good 3j%aiHc, and good to extra lHR
434u gross Lambs 4AjSo gross, Same time last
year sheep sold ut tR5c, and lambs ut 3ISa5%
III
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Tho receipts, though com pHrGliyely light as com
seem 10 be about equal In demand, which Is Only
moderately ialr, butchers having bought mthel
freely last week, aud needing Tower to-day. BuI
prices are ialtly well maintained at tho figures
ruling last Monday ranging now from &c to SIC
The quality does not average as good Us II did laSl
week, thetG being too many thin country MARY
land hogs among the nilerin5s so that there were
more sales at and near 90 than there were last
WEEK. Prices same lime last year, with about the
same numb.r on the market, 6ISAG5+C net
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DepAItute Of uhlna Tor NJ. UlalfiYIllg, q.
No - lehyes wheeling Rt7;dO d. mi arrives Of
3d. Claltsvllle al S!AjR M
No leaves Wheeling at g!2j n, M arrives al
81 ClAlrSvllle A. 1910 a. N,
81 ClalfAvlllO at 400 p. III,
Arrival oil trains from III. ClAlnVilic, o,
Ng u leaves NJ ClAifIyllle Al 1870 a. nj arrives
at Wheeling nj l0!4b a. M.
No. - leaves IT, CAlFsville Al 6!06 p, mi arrives
a. wheeling At G. 20p.m.
TAEE TIlls ROlrfE.The quickest most COmioTt.
able and tho only all RAIL HOUtR-lAndlnE pAHefl.
gerR In the btslltts portion aud nearest the heat
hotels Of Wheeling, Bellaire aud 81 tihl1yillO.
o. W. TUOtI NaCSsrs
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Eameattenal.
Nj. Nj, De ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

rse ,A.r!y.elghth year Of this welEknoWn Acid
Avn, under the charge Of tho Visitation Num-,
,,.n, on Ilo ilnt Monday Of September next, RuG
,Gagaaa ten rOnlha
@plI, rCelyed at any time In The SeRion.
Gso.o who desire to Place their daughters In Iu
,rsImt.on aaordlDg exceptional advantages IL
sS s,y Of heAllhiul aud delightful location, e1
'rI.pt board, thorough discipline and instruction
,r,Ss b.nAs Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
r,r, Of female education including tue mOdaEi
T,,r.s5s and music, should send Tor 4 catalogue
d ibis school, Address, -..-..
Dimeltesso Of the Academy tthe ViAitstion,
Mt. de CHANTAL,
.r3,n,v Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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REMARKS ON BxEP CATTLE,

The arrivals during the week amounted to l,S0
head, against l77S last week and 1851 head TIT
corresponding week Of last year, and the Rles WerI
Ij3 head, against So last week and 069 head
tho corresponding week Of last year.
The market for beef cattle to-day has bean quito
slow aud prices lsal+O lower thnn they WerG las
week, thin steers, COWS aud heiierS selling to-day
lower than ut any time since last fall, The better
grades were oil fully aSmuCh ~ the common ones
though there were few tops among the offerings,
aud much smaller number were sold at the tor
RguTe-6Ifr- last week. There were quite d
number OF saes ut 2 10 Sc, most VI the quotations
ranging from ~ To AZ, lheTo We're nnnbCr OF
beevrs left over lnsOld.
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WHEELING q PITTSBURGH D1Vf.
w SION, n. 40,
On and After DEC, is, 1895, PASSENGER tfaint vii
run "A Wheeling tlhi6, w.
For Pilsbutsh.6:95 q, M, 9;2S ?. m. dAilyj7.sS
4, nj 100 =, M, daily except sunday,
E0f WNninsiOf-4l3 p. M, daily except Sunday,
Prom Plebutgh--lllS0 4. M, gi2O b. M, daiiy
except sunday l0i25 p. M daily g;06 a. m, daily,
From WAlhlngtOn-9,26 a. M, daily iiiP0 4, III,
$50 h,, daily u1copI SUNDAY; iO;6 p, fn,, daiiy
Y, X. lklRD, uenefal Paisonbef AfenI
y, DUNLAP, General 4up't,
J,g. LANE, TtaV, PaAl Al, wheeling,
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"sPALDiSo's GUYS" handy and useful,
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REMARKS,

Arrivals this week, I6
Arrivals last Ol
Arrivals one year 3A7a
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oRFICE or THR CALyEEToN LIVE srOCE YARDS, l
MONDAY, Jan. ., lSsG, I
REuEIFTs or THE WREK.
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pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LoUIA RAILRoAD-PGn Handle Route
lb gg d.
Tine table Tor kRSt and West corrected TO NOV.
90 1856, Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot OF
Eleventh htreet, near public landing, ~ follows,
Central Standard time;
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bALTthoAE, Jan. q wheat, western HIGHER O h
dull; No. 2 winter red spot and January S73ic bid
February S7kRS199SSo; March 8O%AsgNCi May 9g1S
@ G1Sfn western e1Sr Rl SRSERIye xS
4bMC; steamer 4iIERilAc. Oats higher and hTIn
western 40AI2ct do. mixed S6a35c. Provisions dull
mess pork SO 76atl 70. Lard, refined 7Aa7J{(
Eggs lower at 2ga2lc; lined llalbc, CoIieO dull
RIO carVoGl ordinary to fair 71IASkC,
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 27.-WhoRt ciosCl nrmcr; cas-
9AQl1(ei January g9Ci February 921Sc asked; Ma
Q5bEa9lI4c; June OG1Sc. Corn steady; Cqsh az
May Ale asked. 0iN steady; cash 8iO: May ii
asked. Clover seed quiet; cash OF January IS ri
February o. %, March 50 90 asked