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PETROLEUM

Oil City.
on. CITY. November l2.-PetrOleun-
Opened al 6St: highest T2E: lowest ess;
closed 1T. Sales Ais. 600; clezrznees
6. 49,. 900; charters 81, 2e2; shipments
90. Sl0
Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH. Pa. November Pfc
troleum-Active excited and hlgh-r:
opened at 6Si: highest ~: lowest 67f;
closed Tls.
Bradford
BRADFORD. November l2.-Petroleun
Opened az 6Si; closed AZ III highest 12s :;
Lowest este clearanoes, ], 80, 90
TifusyiIIe.
TTTTsyuLE November 12-Opened G.: ;
highest T2ic; Lowest 65!: closed III.
New York
NEW YORK November lS--Petroleun
Active and excited under manipulation
II opened ~ 6Ste, advanced steadily uil
afternoon, reaching 72.., reacted and
closed At IL. Sales, Il, 099, 600 barrels
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FL OUR. GRAIN AND FEED,
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The demand for Hour Is brisk and Is
keeping up even with the supply, while
manufacturers are not anxious 10 sell at
prevailing figures. The market !
trm and wheat Is suilc0ming
IN pretty lively and selling ~ 10
per buSbel. with a fair demand at thnee
firures. Prices in all instances remain the
sane as Al orr last report. In the feed
market middlincs and bran are quiet, oats
are fairly firm. oorH has improved and
hay remains quiet. Prizes are As follows:
FLOUR md GEATN-Choice family flour
in barrels 81 %. in sacks 8 -: middlinEs
per ton SD 90; bran per ton Sl2 90; wheat
No. per bUshel 1Jc.
FErD-Corn per bUsbel i0a45c: oats ga
2Sc; hailed hay per ton Sl2 rta13 On; loose
hay is selling for about 81 call % per
ton.
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The Bella Union was pretty fair sample
Of the theatre III those DAYS = was low,
wooden structure. with q psrpetual hand on
the outside, that played gay and festive CIR
Gus tunes early and often. inside you could
poison YOUR so1l q: the bar and Sc the show
81 one and the same price Of admission. In
an adjoining room silent men joined The hosts
q faro and the timid teDderfoot gamboled
DER the green
visited this place Of amusement one even
ing IN the capacity q $ reporter for the
paper. would not admit this. even az this
late dav, only that II has been overlooked IN
Mr.. TalmaEe since: and II be could 80
through such an ordeal in the interests Of hu-
raanirv, might be forgiven for going there
professionally % write up the show for our
amusement column
The programme was quite vay7ed Negro
rninSrrslSv. slsiEEt Of hand. opera boude,
hi-h tragedy and that oriental style Of
ouairiue called the khan khan. If my slug
EiSh ularnory be %, ~ fault, formed the
PRINCIPAL attractions Of the evening.
At about lO:SJ OF II O'Clock tie khan khan
WIS Iroluced upon tAe stage. In the midst
Of il Z tall man rose up AZ the hack Of the
hsl and came firmly down the aisle with =
Iarge. earnest revolver in hiS right hand He
was a powerfully built man, with q dyed
r,rstache and wicked eve On each side Of his
thin. red nose He threw up the revolver
with a little click that sounded very loud 10
me. for be had stepped right behind me AMI
rested his left hand On nv shoulder as he
gazed over on the stage. could distinctly
near his breath come and so. for IL was s
very loud breath, with the odor Of onions and
emiErauf whisky upon II
The orchestra paused IN the middle ct
snort. and the man Whose duty il was % swal-
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they had introduced what they regarded as
the hest feature Of the show.
This incident had great deal 10 do with
turning my attention In the direction Of lite
nature install Of the drama
But am glad to notice that many Of the
horrors Of the drama are being gradually
eliIninabei IS the country gets more thickly
Ssttied, and the CORY tragedy q a few years
ESQ Is gradually giving place 10 the refining
Influences Of the Tin Soldier ard "a Rag
Babyr-Biu Sye in Chicago News
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How He Wa Elected.

Stephen a Douglas was wont 10 tel
he following story: The Democrats lad
ge-TymanGered the state OF Indiana so IS
20 throw heavy Wing majority into Z
single district. Mr.. Douglas said that
he went 70 congress one year and found
his old Democratic friend, Andrew Ken
nedy. representing this district How
IN the world did you get here, Kennedy
YVES Douglas' salutAtion 70 him Get
here replied Kennedy; why, beat
two Of the strongest Wings in my dis
trict, and could have beat two more had
they brought them on. Chicago Times
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TrEia leaving ChGTles<Ol ~ O. L nEkS
eiase oonnsczioa with C.. ". & 3 z z 81 Ath-
ems tJ- CIac5hnEri- Ps-kerstcrz, Wheeling. sd
ell points North Ekg- south and We[
Trztn leaving Charleston 81 ? ?. n makes
eIns- conrsc[soz 81 Col1nb1s foC a.! points E2s.,
Wes-, North aid S0CIh
ThUugh tickets and baggage checked 70 any
point IN the United StssEz-
For further information Aires o. spfEI 70 L
c. Hill. General Agent, AiddlepoTl o.. o. d. l.
Naa-e- Ctr Ticket AEg1l ChkrseS-ca- " Va
+Dzfly exsesE sunday. Al trains WILL SOP a.
sry ssatiOl 20 receive @ deliver rzsss1ge-s
TH0s 2 SHARP,
Gen1 NAnArer, CbG-ies-0nr W Va
J. z Story,
G.F. & P. A, Charleston, w. Va
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY. November 9.
The local market i rliEer weak. caused
by the unsettled condition Of the E-ZSieTn
markets, which are uncertain on account
Of the threatened strike OF the textile
workers. and other unfortunate clrcurn-
stances. Prices have fallen Of somewhat
from last week and are as follows: M
washed 3Ia33c: unwashed- One-thIrd on I:
medium washed 3l2;2c; unwsshed ia
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Tl,eir F.vorite Authors

\ London p2bhsher wrote TO LOCO
school girls asking them TO name their
favorite authors In the replies Dickens
received $50 votes; Scott, 2s6; Kingsley
and c. NJ Yonge. 81 each; Shakespeare,
3; George Eliot, Il, and other authors q
less number-New York Sun
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,-r,uRA REMEDIES

r- eye-y fc-su Of skin
.- ..-..--, t-5- PlEples % Scr0s1lA-
81 .-.---,-S frlce CCucCrA 81
- - -.- so. >lag,2N cents PuTTER
80 ~ r-lk- Co. f-1S,gn- Mas Send
4. zag-- - p-s7AS =
-. q SD. .-sr, >k:C Rlsnishes and BABY
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Giuratianal.
mt. DE- CHANTALACA
I'LL Near whssling. ". Va

The thir1J-zInth year q It's vel1k10vn
Aezder1y, under the charge q The sstaf.01
SJ.rs oteas 90 the Erx Monday Of sepss1bs
nsxr and confines IN no2ihs-
Ps1r5ls received q; any time IN the session.
Tha~s T-o dest-e 70 pace Their daughters IN An
ius.iruiiOa EsEtlnz exceptional ndgs-iAgs =
toe gGv q he1lihful AID Delightful loczrsol- sx-
eefleu; tnari, thru1zh Discipline AID trS-rrcrioH
n the hGafs II Efe40ox teNcherS n sTery &c
pA-1oerf q female et7e&ts0o, tneirdtnx ne
modem lEnglsres and rs1sley Sao'z5c nd 'n1
catalogue q ih5s school Adt-e1.
pIREcTEEss oFfsE Ic1DEfIsF TEE ',sifaflss
Nj de chxntSl nsH- Wheeling. W. Va
suNssde
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK. November l2-The mar.
ket was quiet a. usual 10 the period Of
the season. but there was more inquiry
for many small as~ortments Of miscel!ane'
Gus character and the tone Of the market
showed great steadineSs-
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Toledo.
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The cattle market this week was slow
and prices remained the same - those OF
last week The hoc market was lair,
with prizes also the same a. those of last
week. MeSsrS. Hudson & Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle. 900 10 loo lbs stock 33aS3
per ID: Sn0 - 90 lbs. sc. per h; 700
TO 500 lbs. 2la2c. icy Ii.
Ho-s-Market active 4ai3c per IN.
Iamhs-Gocd n 3ta4 &c per III
Calves-3a5c Per IN.
Sbeep-2:to&ac per III.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. November l2- Cattle Re
ceipts 100 head shipments 5000: market
dull. lua2Jc lower: shipping s,eeIs, s. -
a. 90: Stockers ard feeders. :! 01aj 40:
through Texas cattle lHal5c. lower, - 90
as o.: Western rangers iIa25c. lower: M
tive> and half breeds. = gla3 g.: win
tered Texans. s. 5jA5 o..
H0gs-Receip;s J. 0JJ: shipments Is
Ol1: market slow. closing weak,
rough and mixed g 2Ia3 -: packing and
shipping 3 &1a& =: light = &la5 -;
skip> - 25a3 On.
Sherp-Recvip;s &.on; shipments l.
0D1: market ,,oady. natives > %
"A o.: Western. $ nna& a.; Texans. - 60
a. 20: lambs. = u0li ~.
New York.
New YuRK. November J.. -Eceves-Rc-
ceip,s ala Too many fo7 demand and
the market was extremely dali and lower:
native steers g 4pa5 l.: two cars of IAN
cv Chicago steers s. ~ More native
steers were sold for les than 81 ~ per
loo pounds than in any former market
here ior many wears
Sheep-E.ceipts 500" dull ard lower
and a clearauce was 10; possible. Poor
10 prime sheep - "tai - pe! 100 pounds;
lambs s. 7iaG 81
Hoc~-Reccipts /. -,11. all ior slaughter.
81 Uta4 - for corn led.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. November l2.--Cattie
Receipts. I9n head. shipments l53:
market nothing doing all through cousign-
ments-
Hoss-ReCeipts, 400 bead: shipments
1890: market fairly active: Phila,iel-
phias s. 9la4 O.: Workers, s. ~Iai %:
common and light 8 7Ja3 -.
Shesp-Recejpts 200; shipments 1000;
market slow at yesterdays prices
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YoEE. November lI.-CottOn-
I Quiet and steady. Futures closed, strong
! DECEMBER COS: January 9l3: Februar!
{. -: March 9.%3: April 9i3; May e-53
June 9.Gs;: July 9.72: August g.s9.
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Al trains dAily errs;s Sunday.
Trains leaving Bricxryor1 al lie p. T. lts ciy
time arrive a: CHICAGO q, go following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland 30; wheelinx g t1-ie
, n arriving 81 Sis p n
Leave Cleveland I:le !, II, arrive q budte
po-1 ki rs q N
Y A FORD,
Gen Pas and ncke; Aeenl Pittsourg, ~
JAMES MOCHA
General NanaSpf. rrfshorc p
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STATES-Dnil and firm

RAILRoATsS-Ae:ive; SIDES 3. l32. "J1-
/ STcCKS-Much qUisicT and the fGctA-
tons in the general list were continued
within a yeIY narrow range. A; The open
1 nv ,bs changes from LAST sveaiDg ranged
! fJUm above - bc!5w. Soa.e
weakness MAS developed Immediately
latter The OIsnii'g but The
market son rallied aud became dull
I L.aier there as an0ih,T siuali CeciICe, bat
toward toe eLG Of ihe day ,!seTe "as a DE-
! cidei rise, IN which C-neIcn Coal arc
Walsh preferred were c.n>p!cuous TIE
market cioSCd steady 10 frn. generally a
shade lower than the bet pres
reacSed- The active list without except
ION. shows fractional advaHcr> C.n';a-
nooca l. up 3. West Point >, C@Esc:on
I Cal ! :. Norfolk and WeSteTl! common l.
F. Transactions %, So shaTeS- Quotations
closed hid a. fellows:
Adams Express, $50; American Express
lU7: Canada Pacific GO! Central Tactic,
Az: Chesapeake an Ohio 10: DO preferred.
iirS;s -: ioseconds y; ChicaGo and Al
ton, AS: 90. preferred. 100; Chicago, Bur
Iington and Quincy, 1885; Delaware and
Hudson. 1861: Del. LSc& and West, 1873
Dgurer and Bio Grande, $2s: Ere 30;
do preferred 80; IT. Wayne, IA; Illinois
CenfraI, 1881; Lake Shore. sol; Michigan
Central 95I Minneapolis and St Louis, p
do preferred, l-.; Missouri Pacific, ll6;
Northern Pacific, %; DO preferred, 6is;
Chicago and Northwestern, I1Ss; do pre-
ferred. lill; New York Central 1l3i;
Oregon Transcontinental, 36.; Pacific
Mail. 5is; Panama, s.; Peoria, D. & Z
80: Pittsburg. l4S ex-divideDd; Pullman
Palace Car 143; Reading. So; Rock
Island. I27; St Louis and San FraniscO.
BAY; do preferred. 20; do first preferred,
10: St Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota,
1lS3 ST Paul and Omaha 52t; do preferred
II3l: Texas Pacific, 2l:; Union Pacific,
COT: United State Express, 81; Western
Union Telegraph 7S!.
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3, & . Z kAlLkDAD-
Leave BeIlaire ~ SIS 4 n for Sunnsrasld
and GAINESVILLE
Leave BeLAlre - 2.05 p II toE WOodsSe-d aid
SUMMARIZED
Leave Beiai7s 81 SO ?. n fo- wooasfeli
A--ye a. ReIlAire so a n, l2$5o ?. II and 4l6
? N
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KIDNEY PAINS

~ w.. .-a-- way. dull, aching, life
N $50 ss7s = Il SsFl5 'sii' An 7
mn s- go ~rEE Warranted Al
I a ...- = -.-- Lr-CE Co. Bls-1--
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DtJeelin9 Resister
Grarelers' Guide.

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
&AENPLASATION OF REFER ENCE NARKS: sDailT.
fSaadAy exceP.ed Monday excepted Wheel
ing Time
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low the clanOnet
pulled seven or
eight inches Of the
instrument oct Of
his face and hooked
wildly around The
gentleman who had
been sScauns the
feelings Of the bass
- IL -.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 5aIO per sent-GOTerInents Dan
and Steady-Stocks Bigher-Fiour Dun
and UnchAaged-wheat Dull and steady
NEW YoRE, November I2-MOaey On caii
actiye at sac per cent, closing D: prime
mercantile paper 4a5c; sterling exchange
Quiet but steady and unchanged
EnNFRNNENTs-Dull srd steady.
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1otttrp.

ave 90 heFety certify that we supervise the
SrraneeraeEis ioE a. The MGlthly and GGs.tecly
Drawings Of Tire LOUISIANA sale Lottery Got1-
p4ay. and in Isa-eul manage ana c1nirpl tie
drawing :hsnSelyes. AnG thai the same A-r cen
dacted with bolcS5y. fEirnesS, and in 600! iGiih
LOsari a.. pArs.yS El3Uc El.tEDFiHe lie clnpA:!
- usS this certificate with fGc-smilcS q cur Sg
NATURES attached, IL is Advertisements"
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Railroads.

TASAwHA And OHIO RAILWAY CON-
IN PANY
Ohio Central Railway Company Rive Divis:0R,
re-1-rzrizl-i Taking elect A0a:Ey. september
=. lS~5 Contra STANDARD Tine
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January s5iaSj,c; February S5!aS7c.
Corn-Spot shade frmer: new steamer No.
S-mized 42lc; old do 44iai5c: new No.
= high mixed track 453c: futures dull:
No. ? mixed November 45245ci; Decem-
ber ija4j!c: January i5!ai5. c; February
s6lc. Oats-Spot steady but quiet: rejected
white 328c: Western No. . white 2ia5iic;
No. , white 35.c: No. white track 3da
3G}c: futures quiet, but steady: No. ,
white November classic: December S5!a
$3.50: January GGa36!c; February SOFA
$65c. Butter-FiTm for fresh goods;
creamery extra 20c: medium 23a2&C:
Western dairy extras 1Sal9c: good to
choice I2al5c. Eggs-Firn. active;
Western fresh 25a2Gc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. November l2.-Cotton-
Fair demand. Flour dull. Corn-Firmer
2Gic. uats-Steady. &c. Rye-Firm.
SIC. Pork-Stcady, $50. Lard-Quiet.
s.. ::c5a5. -. Bulk meatS-Dull. Bacon
STEADY. Whisky-Firm aISl.lG. Butter,
sugar and cheese-Firn. Eggs-FIrm at
lSc
Toledo.
ToLEDo. O.. November l2-Wheat-
Dull and weak: cash ami November It, C
Corp-Steady. cash Sc. uats-Dull; cash
27.c. Glover >eed-Firm aud higher:
cash 81 So.
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g!,.s g;3isIsE COMPANY, Vasal, Ga.

,il----s ne r.s.S--e . aSyzre you thai az
- LEr d. NeLALeS Celebrated Liver
$50 - Ian " eL-y years IN ny ia-nl y.
-----s--c --=l IS beng superior 10 any
..s-zs-- -s=- or have seen used. have nv
49, .7-s--1t.y and had 70 ~ OIhE-S-2 An
. --"s ---=- . sod variety, but have never
- ..v g. So - promptly, probably, Ano
--.E e N.-L4Cs'S i have used them myself
- -. 49, --el. with tie most gratifying re
- : zen. 1rsl. having used them OF ny
F-g ~ s--l 5-Sy and happy sIect, WouiQ
------- t2en 70 U-e and 70 a.. IheSe
.-..- Ws-S-1O j promptly. 90 ~ vel
--.--r i'll ELECTS = hind As BILE re-
-- e., q liver ec-recJJr. IS tcrefCnnsr
- the system for OuInIDe, there i nc
---Es-.-e eg-al 70 Dr.. c. McLAne's Cele
r--.-- yer Pl--S- / expect 70 use them a.
49, 5 I've, II they continue IS good IS they
--s- ~ - the past
Yours truly, z H GILES
LE-N Church south. Myers station,
-a---. Dlst-ieJ, FsO-lds Conference
TEN-sT-Go, Ca1ad0 West. ont
81 .--s..., came :. rishi, and I can say
Gel ~ -lr- t-lg-S F4.'- i have G>SI =
.-- ..--v us, but I can say Dr. {: Me-
---s e. -z---usaEt-7ed BY lemInG Broa-
49, -.- 80. gentlemen o. have ny i2aAs
--gs some OF those pl--S y ny
.--- o., . I --.l,. one Of ny n-lEhnorS
---.--- o. s.. 4 sa.d they did help him. BE
...'.- -aL. AN .-ke new nzl- de W.S4eS
---. >s- 20 st-y cents worth Tor him 30,
.------- I We. 10 a. en- 20 introduce Or.
E---=S Liver FIS, Manufactured oy
is--s t----s7s- Yours WI, With 4 EIeSYP T+sex
.-rr-V- EErS
49,. %, .-E--,o Sai yCC VII md one dollar
WI please send ne more Of your
- E.---7s LIVER Pins. Trust you have
--a.a- ..a -ly..rt1e as two boxes order
e.. --.-.r--. ] would only say, they have
Pc --a -oo4 than ! could express l
.-- 800 lE.--- low Than ! have Tor TWO
- - Ay--S truly,
REy. PHIL SPAETH,
West S1ntlAke. y. \
ETo-O CCCNTEEFETTS! send rs &c
g.. va SO e.. y.- - return r12ll 4 BOX %
.-a -z---- -. - = ~Ia.e.S Celebrated I've
-..s 49, ----r .rU. -TUle cards.
t-LNlNG BROS, E-isS1Crg, Ia
EG= Sale b. retail druggists Be
re The NcLane's PillJ Jon bay ~"
1a2s AZ Pittsburgh. Pa The cOun-
ts-:sitE are made at St. Louis, no
Esa y aee4i2g, ". Va
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD CON-
ID pAny on and aaer ocicbcrS lssA taneoger
trains win run ss fo,lows-W hceliax dine:
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.!!4 BALM
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EAST ANp NORTH 70 rTTrsEVps AID CKvuAxn
srITicSk Al n A 4. ?. 4 ?. =,
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- ClaiSvffle accommodation. leaves wheel
Ing a. sSS Q n ! - and go y. N leaves htli'
are A. sl0 q II. - and IS =, m Returning
arT.yys az wheeling a. s.lS q N. 3 and 31S ..
IT. iEily except sunday.
1850 = m. train through ~ Cincinnati without
cGAIep. with siecTsr Lhr1gh 10 Cndnnk,l.
ZGnesyiIic Accommodation leaves wheeling q
l1op. N. BellAire a. as p IN, daily exccps sun
day
Mouu6uille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
a. II ga IN and arrives kt NoUnisytlle ~ ]. II
p N, daily cxrept sunday.
Grsnon AccominoiAiior ssves al IS p N
ThrOugh csGch from Wheeling 20 Cns.nnaf,
daily on No. = leaving " hcelins a, s@5 q N, ~
ryine q; Cincinnati AZ So ?. m
X < y. sleeping can un al through rainx
Close connection made g.: al point south and
SyuIhgc.t. North and NosIhSrs;, making this Z
desirable route for oolon!sss and pcr~uas moving
u the great wed, and 10 h0sa particular alien
ton Il giveu-
Tickets 20 all principal points on sale Al depsa-
sleepang car accommodations can bs s-curUi II
pspG Tlcfei ottoe-
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WHLELisG AND PiTTsBURG DIVISION.
on and krer May 10. lssS. passenger trains vii
TN a. iolloWs-N hc0l NJ usne
pusITVEI
For Pitthu-T-s66h II daily: ia n. daily
q 2. n and 3 70 p n, daily.
For WGsElngion-%-c .. u, daily sroert Bun
Sag.
lELIElik
Rrnta P!tisbufg-02j O. IN, daily II - q n.
Aad Ga = N daily: los .. N daily.
From SsIhinxtpn-;1Os n, daily eIoeyt son.
dSy 20zs5 > m, daily.
& 4. LORD. General Pss-cnsvg Aren't
b brSHAN Gepcrxl Manage
1T LANE travelling Agent wheelins
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Sailreads.

DNysYLyASIA COMPANY. OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pitssburg & r
Condensed timetable Of passenger trsins Coz.
recsed % OCTOBER & lSe-Cs1tral STANDARD
Tine
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Or: n. 8. DkTPHIS,
Washington, DC.

Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letter. 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans. La.
o-,a.T.s.-
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philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-Flour-
Steady but quiet Wheat-NO- . red
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A PETRIFlED BODY.
The Valuable Geological Specimen Foun'
Near Evergreen, Ohio.

Near Evergreen, Ohio.
Nine years ago, while grading for
road, the employees of the Peoples
Plank Road Company, of Evergreen,
dug from the hillside a curious stone.
1t was used for some time by the work.
men for prying out other stones, its
value as relic not being suspected,
Mr.. Henry Cridge, Sr., of Evergreen,
had his attention called to 1t, and took
it home, intending to convert it into a
flower-pot. He was informed, how
eveI that it was petrified human
body. 1t was found in limestone soil,
and has the appearance of the bark OF
a tree, 1t appears as if it had been
wrapped up in the hide of some ami
NAL, the outward surface being dotted
with what are supposed to be stitches
of rawhide. 1t is about five feet high
and two feet in circumference, and
bears a striking resemblance to the au-
man form. The weight is about five
hundred pounds. 1t is said that many
years ago Indians camped on the very
spot the form was found, and it is
thought to be the remains of CHIEF
from the way it was dressed. The pro-
cess of petrification is what is known in
geology as The sandstone formation. Ii
has been examined by many scientific
men of the two cities, and Mr.. Cridge has
refused five hundred dollars offered by
the proprietors of city museum
Pittsburgh Chronicle.