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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. It abb
serbs tumora, allays the itching at once,
acts as q poultice, gives instant and pain:
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of tho private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by our
Agents, Logan & Go. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by oil Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, SOC and 81 per box.
Kirk MEDICINE Co.,
MWRAw proprleL0rs, Lorain, Ohio.
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Psrpstualll "op the Bon"

Good HOaHEtcpRg.
Coffee is brought every morning to you
when n Mexican hotel, while you re-
main in it. II Is only to the departing
guest that 1t Is denied. At eight o'clock
the walters begin to bestir themselves,
bringing trays to every room, as soon az
they are rung for, with cups and sauCers,
and all the requisites for coffee. You can
have boiled eggs II you like, Then, enter
Francisco with the huge tin pots, stimuli
laneOus streams u Codes and boiled milk
oil up the cup with their equal excsll-
enCe. Sometimes Francisco come from a
restaurant couple Of squares away, but
he runs, aud The coffee ia not cold.
7 Very well, 30 much for boiled milk n
Mexico. My party came home by rail,
over the Mexican Ueutr to III PAsJ. and
then by Atchis0n 4 Topeka, aud so on,
back to our little New Esglaud. On the
terrOrs OF railway restaurants between the
City Of Mexico and our boundary | will
nothers dwell, the strange food, the bad
service, the clumsy boxes which served Ut
dining rooms, For this paper | have only
to say about these cases in the Mexican
desert, that there was always exesllenl
coffee, aud milk perpetusliy ION the boil"
and to BIZ had at q moments notice.
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satisfactorily. At the conclusion OF the
song ne was promised some apples. In
an hour or two he called 70 get them,
but the party promising had failed to get
them so matters stood until next day.
At 3.P, N. there was prayer meeting aktha
church, and the usual solemnity chaFac-
teristic Of such occasions was over all.
Suddenly there came tapping, tapping"
at the church door. It was opened and
in stepped the 4,year.old, with both hands
in his pockets, and looking into the eyes
OF the preacher, said; "Aiu't you never
a.goin' to give me them apples?" Things
were somewhat disturbed for moment,
but the boy taught all hands to pay their
debts or they would hear iTOm them, even
in q prayer meeting,
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AL...,nn tnr AZ Nllnlalnt.

Cdnad tJdll Sun.
There Ia In this city q little boy, not
more than years old, who sings peek.
a.B1o" 30 well that he IL frequently
stopped on the streets and called upon 10
give concert. The other day he came
Into an office where there two mluiBtere,
and tile little fellow was Calledupon 70 sing
which be proceeded 70 do promptly and
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educational,
Nj, de- ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, ". va.

,talIty,elghlh year Of THIS Well'knOwu ACad
..,' nader tue charge OF the Valuation Nuns
s- ..n. on the lfs, Monday Of september next aud
continues tea months
'' I,n.y, received II any siuO ID che session.
fbss Who 3tairc to place their daughters in a.
,.i',nusn seordlng exceptional advantages It
a.. srro, heslthhl aud delightful location, "
''I,s,t bosfl thorough discipline and lRStruCItI
r,e.b.gae d lifelong teachers, In every dGpar
,,n, nj female education, including the modeF
',r r' and ,nabic should send tor catalogu
NJ III, school. Adiress,
n Dir IA, ofthe Academy Of the Visitation
Mt. do OHANrAL,
.,3,Bvs Near wheeling W Va
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o. II. HoLnRRa, Pastor Woodhaven NJ
Il. Church, South Woodhavsn, Queens
Co., N. Y, states: ~ have used AllCock' +
Plasters for thirty years. Never found
them fail TO cure weakness Of the back,
spine and kidney difficulties. They are
very agreeable and strengthening. A
short time ago got in a proluss perspir.
alton while preaching. lmprudently 90.
ing home without my overCOat, l lost the
USE Of my voice and the next day had q
violent pain in my back, kidneys aud
chest. could hardly breathe. Three
AllCoCk's Plasters applied 10 my back,
chest and kidneys cured me completely in
six hours. | was astonished how quick
my breathing became easy after apply.
ing" MwFGw
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Seeking Information at lOa0 quAtlerS.

Seeking lnthftnhttUn NJ HeauuuhfteEA
BO,iOA Rec0ri.
Amusing incidents continue 10 develop
In connection with the investigation Of
fraudulent advertisements by tue Elucs.
tlonAl and Industrial Union, Last week
young woman, after questioning the
superintendent sharply, said finally, In
disCouragement!--
"Can you tell tho any place that ia 10
be tfusEed2 You don't have anything
here, do your
The lady saidi nNnthing rave The place
10 sell goods which are sent here from be.
low stairs, aud our industrial department,
whete We do all we can 10 get you work,
after you simply put your name down aud
tell what you can. do"
The uirl seemed interested, and, alter q
careful explanation by the superintendent,
looked up with an anxious expression aud
said.
"llut arc you sure yOtt are reliable"
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Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bittefs
will not speedily curep We say they can
not, as thousands Of Cases already per.
inanently cured and who are daily recon-.
inending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brights Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
they purify theblood regulate The bowels,
and oct directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 5OC a
bottle by Logan & co. MwF8w
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+ Mr.. VIM. Thomas OF Newton, H., says;
"My wife has been seriously affected with
q cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before
She lad used many remedies without re-
lief, and being urged to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery, did so, with most crafty
ing results. The frat bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle has alb.
solUtely cured her. She has not had &c
good health for thirty years." Trial bot
tea free at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store
Largo size 81 GO. MwP&w
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The best SRlvo In the world for Uuts,
Bfulses, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sofeH, letter, Ohapped Hands, ChilhlAins,
Corps and AL Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively CuEeB Piles, Or no nay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. rflCe % CenlB per
boA For sale by Logan 4 %,
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TITS REv. GRo. Il. THAYRa, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says. Both myself and vito owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ABR YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, DiSziness, Loas Of Appetite,
Yellow gkln9 9hilOh's viLaliGef Is d posi-.
tive cure,
-whI WILL YOU cough when shlloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief Price lC
Cts., 80 cts, and 81,
sHllOH's UATARRH RkNRDY-A positive
cure Uatarth, Dlphtheiia, and Oankel
Mouth.
Sold by LSpshlin Bros. L Co., whole
sale agents, wheeling, W. Va,
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"HACxMErAck" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 20 and 30 cents.
SnlLou's CUE will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you havo o printed guarantee on every
bottle Of shiloh's Vitaliser. 1tneyer fails
10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents.
Sold by LsuShlin Bros, 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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GunViIu, - atCJ sAILu 4at,UlA Ie4sSa n 49, ias
7;JS u. nj leaves BelliIe NJ A:lS N, Il turn
Ing anlyeI AZ Mheeliug NJ 6'iOp. M, daily except
Sun'Ry,
Mound willie accommodation, leavel Wheeling
At ll;i u, m aud Arrives Vt MouniSVlllu AZ l2ll
n m, daily except sunday,
AAnnlqglOn accommodation VI 500 p m.
2lnesvillu no ;Ommpdt ton leavtS WhGellng OF
$40 p. M, daily exGep! Sunday.
~ y r, N, pRiA through 10 uiucldnHI without
cha age, with II, 40 sleeper Though uIuluillAGti,
b 80 > Gipirg Cars yn all IhruuIh ttaiaS,
Through Coach from Mhsslint To Cincinnati on
No.. leaving hneellng vi O;2b u, M, arriving VI
Cincinnati al $40 pm,
Ulo.e connections nre made ios all points South
\ desirable tOu,e l0r coopissi aud ptrsOps moving
70 llc great nCsI, and 10 whom Particular atica'
tisn is given,
TcGtS 10 all principal poipti on sale at DEPOT
slScptng cur nIcOmnO -QtenS cuR he scared ut
Depot Ticket unlCe
mo-, ., BuhE., Ticket Agent b. 4 o, Depot.
JOHN 4, LANE, Tray, PaEgnSGF Agent,
X. n. NENRIEl denRr"l ." n. efl.""
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Tai, renopiy I, nol liquid snug Or poisi,r, c,n
ELYS
Cream Balm.

! pls ciHd k.60lG hG
loaoNti b0iileef Eiy sCFnlHl
Balm Jus erhdiisinlt, I
nus tr0ubeti Wih chn0Ric
eatGrrb, gathering IN had.
MDlcul IN bregihiRg and
dischlr1es (rOHl my ldrs =
. y, torhil, 9s, ChlstAili
slrsti, bhtla.
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IT Is spring. A resurrection Of natures
latent forces Is taking place. Like the
worldRround you, rSnOwyour complexion,
invigorAte your powers, cleanse the chan.
nels Of life. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the
means to 1sc for this purpose. nav
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I hHUe Uad tlNO bOiilSi
Of Elg's CfelW Balm aud
c1ilsiiieT inySg citrui 1
ugBa1d 20 ytdFa Jnom Gu,
tllTTh and CATARRHAL had
Hriic, Glld Hiis Il The MT
reaedp that afforded idsi.
tIg reliJ.-D T. Hilgii-
son, rs LAX 81 ChicagO,
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4 GOdltnd q Eig's
CndR RGlnl. I had ul-
iTTh .f0r . Heird. Nv ROse
lc0uid Metd Thought he
AHes WOuld nfutr hal.
Cream lain has cured ne.
w, v 4 Jackson,
IioriNasilih, N. H.
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Which causes the most young men to
attend meetipg-the bell Of the church or
the belle Of the Yillage2
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Love Is more pleasing hiAn marriage,
for reason that novels are more amusing
than history,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 4.-Thc DrOtaS JOuniaT2fe
ports! Cattle Receipts 500 head shipments z, 50
heAdi market slow, common lower; shipping
sIeen % pOAj 40 LtOckets and ietdGB % Gal 40
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 T5ai C0; through Texans
% 6OGi ~. lIOgs-kepeiplS 1900 head shipment,
SOU bead market slow and 5Ri0c lower; rough
and mixed q SOa4 i0i packing and shipping 81 lUI
RecelpA h,4OO head; shipments 500 head; marIG
SOW aud WcAkcri natives % OJa3 62Iti TGXatl
81 b0ai 25i lambs o. 0lj 10.
KAsT LlBENTY, PA, March 4-Cattle, receipts
l,0l7 head; shipments l,LOl head; market slow Al
Wednesdays pilces no shipments to New York
Hogs, recelpS LILO head. shipments SS0 head
market slow; PlilladelphiAs 81 6Oai q; Yorker
81 2G4 81; SKips IS LOQI 0Ot 10 CAS- Whipped TO New
York. sheep, receipts 500 head; shIbnenA 1,S0C
head market SLOW 81 Unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI, o., March ALLOYS s.cSdy and firm
common and light % JOa4 Is; pSCki1E and butch
ems 81 OJai CO., receipts l,723 head; shipments 8gt
head. "
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l. st. ClaiIEvllle Railway % In eject January
~, 1850: Trnlns arrive aud depart to and from u.
& u. bCpOi, WheelinS, W, Va, ~ i0llOWA;
WIlEkLlNG, LOCAL TIME.
Departure VI trans Tor 81, UltirIylllr, q.
No 10 leaves Wheeling Vt 7:6O Il, III. arrives at
ST. Granville vt B;ihA N,
No leaves Wheeling at 0:95 a, M; arrives ut
St ClRTtyillO u; 1910 a. m.
No, 10 iGNYes Wheeling ut s'4O p, mi arrives at
d. C.aliSVllle a. iihh y, IN,
ARRIVAL Of tTaiuR from 81. ClNinyllle, o.
No II lURYei ST. ClAiISYllle ut g;g6 ~ Lni arrives
NJ wheeling u! l0.4i u. nj.
No. u leaves ~ ClAiTsyille at 6:05 y, M arrives
81 wheeling ri 6 ~ p. M,
TAXI THIS ROUTE The quickest most comfort.
able and the only Rll HAIL Notwithstanding pAwiCn.
gers III the business portion aud nearest tic best
hotels Ol Wheeling, Bellairo and " OlHiHviliG.
U, ". TROLL, Manager,
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You ask what an open secret is. Well,
my son, an open secret Is one that o wo.
man sWears she won't tell.
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VWHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIYl.

Oh and after DEC. Is, 1885, passenger ttAluS vii
run " tolloWS-W Wheeling time;
FOR Pi;lburEh-6.06 q, M, 6:2S p, IN, daily; 7:SS
4, NJ, l.05 p, NJ, daily e1Oept sunday,
For WashingEOn-l:46 p, M, daily except Sunday,
From RlGtA6ufgh-ll;9l q, M, $40 p. IN, daily
except huudby; 1918 p, M, dRllyi 800 u, M daily,
From WAAhingt0n-9:2j y. M, dailyi ll;3O 4, M,
$50 M, daily except sunday l0;26 p, M. daily
q. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
D, DUNLAP, General 5upt.
In LANR Trav PRES. Act. whRAinV
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Hh wonderful hOg quick
EV's Cram Ia " has
heli,ei and cuTei Es I
suffered frOm acute milan
nation iir Diy ROss aud
htitl For u ipttk at a
iluIe I c0illd MT ne - Mrs.
GoOrgie $. JHdS0a, Hart
ford. lUUn
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For - ycaB I lrds an,
UOyod wiM cdidyTh, ,ererf
DdiH IN my head. discharge,
flio ny N 0fu aRil ia,
pLCaSnHl breath Ny ita Z
9(smtH lras much Impaired
! hlte OteTC0me thee
troubles rtih Crfum Balm
- u. Chdse, 81. peHis
Hotel, Broddlpdy, n. 4.
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For cold IN the heatl
Elg's Crnin Balm ir0Tks
lid magic, n curfh me Qi
oIiGTh and rtagrcd ne
SfDse Of Aatli II N. Shfr.
Eo0ii, Banker, Elisabeth,
N. j.
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: Petrolonin.

BRADPonD Pa, March A-opcncd at zoe
closed At fgJtci highest 7gJEO; lowest 7Sl4c; run
2Ep baTrslii total shipments rs $40 barrels; chart
etI 1901 baitelSi CeafanCCa 1858 100 barrels.
OH CRY, PA, March 4--Opened At 7pLc; high
eSt 7vjSo; lowest 7stSo, closed at 7g4G, sale
5000 barrels; ulearahCes D,Sl2lO0 barrels; chat
ems S,10J batrelsi shipments 1850 barrels.
PiriSRuRlH PA, March 4..-FelrOleum qile
wv ht E1 U 4disn, G GiLInS, sS opesd
1BMq,
TtTUsvIiLg, Pa, March 4.-Opened at 7pi<c; high
eat 7gjaO; lowest 1gCj closed at 7g54Gt shipments
10, $40 6aftesi ChailerA 1901 barrels
NEw YORS, March l,--rettoleun stcadyi United
closed Al TJilE
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Wah shing is the name Of Chinese
laundryman, "Ay, there's tho rubin
Y. Journal.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,

....,.,,..
Itaiforda mo pleasure To- assure you tll9t AZ
ter using DR.. q. MGlAllO's Celebrated Layer
hllsior inorG tlal! tw}lllS years J.. NY IG
had them constantly md lhd TO try .OtllcrS,AnI
| have irlOd d good variety, but lave never
had any to act so promptly, proIltaDly, mud
nicely is McLane'B. lave used them myself,
wife, md children, wlthtliO most gratifying TO-
SIiits. FOr children, having used them on my
own with suCll easy and happy effect would
recommend them to ono nlid TO all. These
XII lava HS tT nv VI Sfrssts bblnd 6ilo 70.
mSyeT. ne n liver cOTrcCtOr, rs d iorCrunner
BSPHrng nm sy Ss 10 ~ MSG s ssgS oS
'sia,tod tIvSr piIIi / Sxnsrt to usg them rs
innt, Nd 1 live. il tbcy continue as good Us they
i ivih inos,, n iti,n ~ mat
nave "Vell III w VotIts fttulv. eli. OtLEs,
Pastor ~ GhgrHl sgt MySrs ssSl1n
A"'lp" 4'l,N'S'' f'Ol'a ., No'.s, ,v... ~.
,,.,,s p,rwI hNSif ,n6S Vu''A"" "''"0""
sErS,YouF pIiS cane ali right, aud Can SOY
they are good bilious pill HHyo y IISg NJ y
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NEv YoaE, March AT jObbing hands very
good trade IL In progress but with agents the new
demand has been more moderate a. the backward.
ileiS OIde VerlCA Oh contracts fGstiltN new seleC.
tO1h 10 such goods "A are III ttOCk. Cotton goods
have been active aud spOt4 ate = Go higher, wi h
tbs largest dealings ID futures IN any day In insly
% Cotton.
CtNutNNATi o., March Cotton active, strong
and hlahAf. h,ldlllnR kLU
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Is natures own remedy, made from roots gath
cred from tho forests Of Georgia. The method by
which It Is made was obtained by half bred from
the Greek lgdians who Inhabited a certain portion
Of Georgia, which was communicated to one Of the
early settlers aud thus the formula has bten hand.
ed down To the preon day, The above cut repre-.
Scpts the method Of manufacture iwentyyeanRSo,
by Nj, @. T swift, one Of the present prOprOton,
The demand las been gradually increasing until
6lOO.o 90 laboratory Il now necessary tolupply tho
trade, A ioiClgn demand has been created, and
enlarged facilities will be necessary 10 meet It,
TUls great
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What shall it profit man though he
dance with every girl at u ball and his
vile finds 1t out the next day.
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FINANCR Ann TRADE.
The Fsaturss OF ths sIOnsy and Ste
nInrknta.

AAN NeANAAN4 ~ NAA sAAANI AAA HkN9A
uIRrk6ta,
NEW YoRE, March 4.-AlOney on call easy at ia
percent Prime mercantile paper AAb percent,
Startling Exel Ange unchanged
GCvERS uEHT BoSDs-Nars dull and heavy.
STATE BOSDs-Were active and generally steady,
RAILROAD BnNDs-lhef was Increased activity
In railroad bOpdS, Eales q, l25,0Q
afoCKl-belityeTl In higher prices lnl stocks FOL.
lowing the supposed settlement OF the difference
bstWecn The Reading sindicAte and VI GOWen,
were Irregular showing changes ranging from a
decline OF ~ In Delaware 4 HudlOn 10 an advance
n X Ia heading. In the iirst lev minutes III re
was decided break which was followed by slow
rally dullng the ilIGlOOn,
Alter midday ihamIiIsl was again heavy and
In the last hour decidedly WEAB, L. kAWAliIl
ylsldlug in The last lortI'i t0innIeH ~ per.
cent Other coal 1tleks wee tQr ,smEll0r AMOUNTS
AM the whole list Wis fraction l0Wet, weitsFn
Union was wax, helll1s down 10 b9t and cl0,lng
u percent higher, Ihe greatest weakness, how,
ever, ~ the last hour WAS In the coal stocks aud
hence this bad little iHdeneuCe upon the market
which ailer the opening AZ ABOUT the bat prices OF
ne day, closed VI OF near the lowest With net de-
cline OF percent for LackAWAnna, y for DelA.
ware 4 Hudson ~ iorIcney Central aud TX for
Transactions as 1855 thares.
Y, y, Is, lOO9Si U. .. l1Ss, ll29S; o. s. new Is,
lgltS; PAoiHe u Of 95, 1851, Central Pacific
hntsi hoy; Ellis seconds, l0SHi Lehigh 4 Wilkes
barre Old, ll9lS; Louisiana ConhOls, IS; Missouri
Tennessee g. old, bslS; do new, tSN; Texas rAiilc
Land Grants, ~; do klo GTRnde, 50; Union Pacific
unl, llI1T; do Land Grants, log: do sinking fund
III; virginia 6s, "; Virginia C0lsOis, extra ma.
Iured coupons, lido deferred, l0J Adams kxprels,
lHi AlnAIican kxpress, 1855 Canada Southern, IIH
Central Pacific, ilh; Chesapeake " Ohio, lOJ4, 10
hfSS preferred lSySi do seconds ~; O., U.,t & l.,
eSi Lenyer 4 klI Gmnde, n: Ellie, Isl: 10
pTrterledr G!4 FOtt Wayne, rs; Kansas 4 teEsS,
?slS; Lake EFle u Western, ~; Lake shOic SijS;
Louisville 8 Nashville, ilki louisville, New Al.
Michigan Central, 40; AiSOurI Pacific, liOS
Nashville 4 Chattanooga, 49, New jersey Central
oiM, N0Tthern Pacific, 2G9S do preferred, 81;
Chicago : Northwestern, l091s do preferred, INA
New York Genital, 1861; \ IiO Central, w; OHIO
Y mississippi, 9.sti do preferred, 20; Pacific Mall
5SG; fltu6lrgh lDi nGadiuR, ~ 4; st. Louis 4 san
Francisco III do preferred, 10, u, N, 4 81. Paul
~ do pleletred, l4jll Texas Pacific, ll5i Union
pGgihC, gOk; United States Express 66; NJ, 81. L.
4 ~ So do preferred, lS,Si Wells,FAIo ExprcS',
III; MgSITu Union, rvs.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table corrected 10 DEC, 49, 1885 Tralna
ncar nublIo landing, ~ iOlloRa-O Central Standard
rims-Mhleh Is Us minutes GlOWOF than Wheeling
ume' sors ,or-y
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
IL ioPIAAfrfia)
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Condensed timetable 81 passenger trains cor.
reoted " NOV. 70, leo Central Standard Time.
RAT AID NORTH 10 Hrr1BRu1aB AND OLHVlIAND.
- ID. I'M ~ u. q. [ n. q. 7 D. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05

dull; No. winter, red spot 0lJiAglISC; March vi
VIC; May g8NAl3TC. Corn, Western lower lnC
quiet; mixed spot 46M44Ic; March 4G9<anA Is
dlAy 46ha4G)s steamer 20 RtT1iC, Oats hui
quiet; western white 3SA4Oj; co mixed 3GRS7C
fiOvlSlonS quiet.
TOLEDO, o., March 4.-wheat cloled steady
cash 94a92%o: March or April g2C; May OlHO
June gl3GO asked; July 02C iOrn firm; cash 8SIC
May IOJ4c. Oats dull: cash SIC; May Sis1C Glove
seed active; cash 80 SOi March 81 $40; Apr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
WHOLE NO. 1882.

not fatigued in making those trips, but
would tell them that in those days
knew not the sensation of being tired.
Why, We didn't travel in the ordinary
stage-coaehes of that day True, we did
travel in public carriage, but gentlemen
could make arrangements TO travel ex-
clusively, and would stop over at night
Mr.. Polk was fourteen years successively
in Congress, and We often journeyed that
way; not always We went TO Washing
ton twice in our private carriage. Our
route would be down the Cumberland to
the Ohio, and up that to Wheeling, and
thence across by the National Road to
Cumberland, Nd. The cans ran from
there TO Baltimore. When Mr.. Polk was
elected President we went that way and
changed cans at the Relay House, the
junction of that road and the one leading
from Baltimore To Washington. There
was great crowd there, and he made
speech. What magnificent scenery on
that thoroughfare across the Allegheny
mountains, | had an experience on our
journey that often gave amusement to
our friends Our team ran away, and
we might have been much more unfor-
tunate, but one of the horses fell and the
driver checked tine others. But the car
riage was upset DIR. Lynn, Senator
from Missouri, was especially attentive to
me. Mr.. Polk and others had emerged
from the carriage, and Dr. Linn proposed
to help me, and he asked me to put my
foot in his hand. did 80, and he help
ed me gracefully in that way. He was
gentleman.-Nashriile Amertcaa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Negotiating for a Burro.

Mr.. Weaver is tender foot from Buff
falo. He has been here at the hotel
about week seeking some means of
getting up into the mountains. A gen
tlefnan from Arizona suggested that he
purchase burro. He understood that a
Mexican about mile and half away
had burro for sale. 1t was pretty warm
in the middle of the day when Mr.. Wea-
yer started, but he had no difficulty in
finding the Mexican's ranch, and as he
was turning into the lane that led to the
house swarthy greaser rode up to the
door on gallop and disnounted This
proved to be the rancheo, and upon be-
ing asked if he had burro for sale he
said, '4Si, senor.n
The Mexican took Mr. Weaver out to a
corral, where he showed him an animal
that looked like an exaggerated specimen
of the jackrabbit The Mexican said the
burro had been raised pet; his wife