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heavy Firing HAS begun
And will Continue all along the
Protection Lines
FROM NOW TILL NOVEMBER 6.
Col. C. Il. PoOrman to make a Tariff
Speech at the Opera House this
Evening, which all Should
hcar-Campaign Notes.

The heavy firing upon the crumbling
forts OF the Free Traders which began
whit the Island meeting last week, and
continued ut the Opera House Friday
evening, will go on now all along the
Protection lines. This evening Col. O.
L. Poorman, one of the best posted men
on the tariff anywhere, q brilliant orator,
a practical man, whose record in the
Ohio Legislature ranks him as a states
man, will speak on the question of the
Tariff in the light of the Mills
bill at the Opera House. He will
answer some leading Democratic sophis-
tries, expose some false claims. and show
in what way the tariff affects
wages. Col. Poorman is self.made
man. Years ago he was a chairmaker
employed in this city. He afterwards
worked as a carpenter, and since that
time has been lawyer, editor, legislator
and manufacturer; so that his facili-
ties for viewing the economic questions
involved in this campaign from every
point Of view could not well be excelled.
He ought to have large audience, and
Democrats who wish to have the Protec-
ton side OF the issue made clear, ought
| tn hear him.
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STOP THE STREET CARS
on tho Occasion of Big Parades-o Ono to
Held Next Week.

On the Occasion of Big Parades-onc to be
Held Next Week.
Great preparations arc being made by
the Democracy for a big demonstration
here on Tuesday, the SOth inst, at which
time Judge Thurman is expected to be
present. There will be daylightparade
as well as night parade.
If such a thing is possible, some ar
rangcment should be made whereby the
street cars may be stopped on that occa-
sion. Everyone, Democrats as well as
Republicans, who witnessed the hand
some parade made by the Republicans
last Monday night, knows how it was
often marred, the pleasure of the specta-
tors interfered with and the lives OF peo-
pie on the crowded thoroughfares en-
dangered by the reckless running OF the
cars. Strangers in the city on that occa-
sion were astonished that such pro-
Cedure was allowed. It is time stop
was put TO this, il such thing is possf-
BILE.
In case all parades start promptly, it
would be an easy matter for the man
ayers to arrange with the company at
which time the cars should be stopped
and started again.
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tBOUT PEOPLE.


strangers In tho city nntl Wheeling People
Abroad.
j. w. w. Bolton, OF Palatine, is at the
Stamm House.
Mr., A. @. Holy, Of the Irondale Fur
mace, was in the city Saturday.
Louis Bennett, Esq, of Weston, was
registered Mt the Shlmm yesterday.
Mr.. Joe L. Rhees has charge of an
art store on Seventh street, Washington,
D. G.
Mrs. George Il. Gordon, Of Murdoch
avenue, Parkersburg, is visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. G. II. Copp's host Of friends are
rejoiced to see him out after long spell
OF sickness.
Col. William P. Thompson, of New
York, is the guest of his mother, out the
National road.
Mr.. Sam Reinheimer, popular Man
nington merchant, was registered ut the
Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Maggie Jepson; Of East Wheel
ing, arrived home Saturday from three
months visit to relatives in England.
C.J. Hirth, foreman of the Owens
burg, KY, Messenger job rooms, is visit
ing his father, Philip Hirth, OF the
Eighth ward.
Judge w. N. Tucker, Of Parkersburg,
p. NJ. Scott, OF New Cumberland, and j.
g. Palmer, OF Wellsnurg, were registered
at the Mcclure House Saturday.
William weihe, President OF the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers, is in the city on business
connected with the organization.
ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn and Father
Hyacinth left Saturday for Cumberland,
Nd, where they 60 to consecrate the
new st. Peter and st. Paul Church and
to ordain four priests Of the Capuchin
order.
Col. P. II. Irwin, of Baltimore, chief
engineer OF the Baltimore & Ohio road,
is at the Stamm. He will remain here
for several days looking after some mat
tiers connected with his department out
the HempGeld division.
Col. A. A. Franzheim has returned
from Cincinnati, where he has been Tor
the past week. Next Thursday is to be
Democratic Day at the Centennial Elk
position, aud in connection with the
day there will DO a big parade. Colonel
Franzheim has been appointed one OF
the aides to the Marshal Of the fourth
division. "The Old Roman" will be
another attraction in Cincinnati on that
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Tic River.

The river rose all day Saturday and
Sunday and was still rising, although
slowly, at dusk last evening with depth
in the channel OF 10 feet inches. The
Andes is due from Cincinnati to-day, for
which point she willleave on her return
trip at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Captain Muhleman is in command Of
this popular packet, and he knows how
to please both passengers and shippers.
The Scotia passed down Saturday morn
ing and the Katie stockdale passed up
at 9 a. m. yesterday; both are in the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade and both
had good trips. The Lizzie Bay got
away for Cincinnati Saturday evening
with a good trip on board, The Ben
Hur passed up at q. IN. yesterday en-
route from Parkersburg to Pittsburgh.
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The Womans' Executive Committee
Of Home Missions Of the Presbyterian
church ia deeply interested in Haines
Normal school, Augusta, Georgia. This
school is an industrial institution, and
is entirely differed and taught by compe-
tent negroes. Lucy @. Laney, a gifted
young colored woman, is principal.
There is o night school in which num-
Der Of young men apprenticed to trades
and from various walks of life are study
ing. These will go to take their places
US competent workmen. The whole
number of pupils enrolled from the be.
ginning OF the scholastic year to its end
was three hundred and five. Lucy O.
Laney, the principal, will address pub
lie meeting of tho ladies and gentlemen
OF Wheeling in tho interests OF this i'm
portant and much needed institution at
half past seven O'Clock, on Tuesday even
ing, October %, in the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian church.
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SIIners' wages Adjusted.

A largely attended meeting Of the mi
ners and mine operators was held Satur-
day afternoon at Trades Assembly Hall,
the main object being the arrangement
OF q scale OF prices for winter work in
the mines. The meeting was under the
auspices OF the National Federation, OF
which both employers and employees are
members.
After considerable discussion motion
was adopted that the Ohio scale-T0 cents
per toD-be the ruling rate from Novem-
Der l, 1888, to May l, 1889, subject to the
action OF the Wheeling Creek mine. II
was decided that there be no change Of
screen until such time "a the National
Federation at indianapolis fixes n stand
ard screen for this district, the regula.
ton screen to 90 into effect within ten
days thereafter.
The mines represented at the meeting
were Chambers d Co., Moandsville Coal
Company and Manchester Coal Com.
pany, and the workingmen's delegates
were Messrs. Michael Gilligan, w. S.
Berrisford, Samuel Rothaker, Jeremiah
Mead, George ]. Criswell, John NJ
Guthrie and Robert Rothaker.
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The Gilmore Musical Festival Coming.

AhN ehhNhV 4AeahtNss ASttttUt SSSttSkf
Colonel Genther has made arrange
ments with p. S. Gilmore, OF Boston, for
one grand concert on tho night OF De-
cember -. Prof. Gilmore will bring his
wonderful Jubilee Band OF over fifty ar
fists, the finest concert band in the
world, including the best sol6lsts in the
profession. He will introduce the fol-
lowing eminent vocal artists: Nine.
Blanche Stone Barton, "brima donna
soprano; Miss Helen Dudley Campbell,
prima donna contralto; Sig. Baldanzl,
the great Italian tenor, and Herr William
Mertens, the famous German baritone.
Gilmore's corps OF ten anvils, manipula-
ted by u coterie OF artists attired pic.
turesquely in red shirts and caps, will
appear. In addition to the above a bat
terry of six cannons mounted on eXpen-
sive mahogany carriages, capable Of
twenty shots per minute, will he placed
outside OF the Grand Opera House and
fired by electricity during the progress
OF the grand overtures. This grand con-
cert will be produced with the same
grandeur asin the great peace jubilee at
Boston Mt the close Of the war. In fact
this will be the greatest musical venture
ever attempted in this city, and Colonel
Genther certainly deserves the encour-
agement OF the best citizens in such a
great undertaking. Arrangements will
be made with all railroads running out
OF this city for excursion rates, and the
Grand will, without doubt, be crowded
with the largest and most fashionable
audience that ever assembled in this city
to witness the greatest musical festival
that it has been the pleasure Of Wheel
ing's citizens to witness.
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The chief merit claimed for the Vesti,
bule appliance is that it eifectually pre-.
vents telescoping of cars in case Of col
lision, and the second great advantage
lies in the fact that the new device en-
tirely overcomes the swaying motion i'm
parted to ordinary trains when rounding
curves at high speed. The Limited Ex-
press running via Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road between Philadelphia and Chicago,
is composed entirely OF Vestibuled Cars,
the Baggage Cars, Day Coaches, Dining
Car and Pullman Sleepers all being fitted
With Pullman's Patent Vestibples.
all cars in the train are heated by
steam drawn from the locomotive. Por-
tiers arc in attendance in the Day
COACHES, as well as in the Sleepers, to
look after tho wants Of passengers. The
entire train runs through without
change between Philadelphia and Chi
cago via Washington and Baltimore, and
no extra fare is exacted from passengers
holding tickets OF any class.
The Baltimore & Ohio Vestibuled
leaves Wheeling at'9:50 p. m.
daily for Chicago and Mt 5:25 a. m. daily
for Washington, Baltimore and Phila-
dclphla,
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The regular "Club Night" assembly
OF the Wheeling Club, to be held this
evening, will be made more enjoyable
than usual from the fact that Killmyer
will be present to furnish dancing music.
This announcement will probably lead
to large turnout OF the members and
their lady friends. The clubs first full
dress hop Of the season of 1SSS-S9 will
take place next Thursday night, at which
time Kramer's orchestra will furnish
tho music. Tomorrow night special
meeting OF the stockholders has been
called for the purpose of considering the
question OF amending the bylaws so as
to permit OF the raising Of more revenue,
sufficient to enable the organization to
branch. out still further,
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BELIIAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY,

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The Baltimore Ohio pay car was hero satur-
day.
Fred La Rachc died yesterday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Col. Joseph D. Taylor passed through here on
Saturday.
A new railroad bridge at Whisky Run Will be
J. NJ. Maring will be home from an extended
trip west to-day.
c. L. Gould. of the Ohio Valley railroad, was
herr, yesterday on business.
The Princess got n barge OF steel ut the nail
works Saturday for Wheeling.
. AIilt Westlake will go to work Monday as an
cngravcr at n stcubenvillc glass works.
Jacob sehindcwolf has accepted position
with Rodeler BROS. In the mould shops.
Several cars OF fine apples lett here Saturday
for Washington, u. e., aud Baltimore Nd.
The Bottle company are using wood in their
furnace on account Ofshortage Of natural gas.
Ernest Brilliant Is home from trip to Call.
tornia, saying they have had no rain for several
months.
james Burr, tho hickman, was badly used up
In tussel, his eyes being blacGcd and his lace
cut badly. =
was walking on the track and was killed by Is.
d q. train. "
Potatoes that are In the ground are suffering
and will rot unless the farmers get them out be-
tween rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Dankworth are In Uhrichs.
Vile, Ohio for few days'vIsIt among friends
and relatives.
c: H. Blakency aud bridge arc at home from
their bridal trip, and will go to housekeeping IN
the near future here.
Toledo has offered the Ohio Valley Foundry
toIks $40, coo TO 80 there. One Kansas town has
offered them site there, but they refused.
There was slight explosion OF natural gus on
North Belmont street Saturday night The pipes
leaked, and some boys hearing Il got matches
aud lltit.
There b. aHe stallion here at Heath & Hop.
kins stables from Alexia, III. Mr.. J. G. Blancy
Is in charge. The horse goes from here to West
Alexander.
Harrison Sutton, aged II years, was killed by a
baltimore Ohio passenger train. HewRS walk.
ing on the track. He lived In Goshen township,
this county.
There Is great deal Of street loading In Bell
9ire NJ present at night, aud a great many OF tho
ioatefa are young girls, whose parents should
look Into this matter.
A brakeman named Mount fell from car on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad Saturday
night, up the river, and broke his Jaw, complete
~ mlshing II and cutting cash on the opposite
side Of his face. This Is the fourth or fifth acct.
dent for him. At one time he had both legs
mashed, at another his head was caught be.
tween two ears aud mashed, and frequently he
has had bis hands mashed.
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PINNED Knfrhtn, Nfeetinr.

The Plumed knights will hold bust
ness meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock.
A full attendance is very much desired,
and members are urged to be prompt in
attending SO that the business to be at
tended to may all be disposed OF in time
to allow every one to attend the Colonel
Poorman meeting at the Opera House.
The Knights will probably be ordered
out tomorrow night to assist in escort
ing the eloquent General Stewart L,
Woodford from his hotel to the Alham-
bra rink, wherehe is to speak, and every
Knight should hold himself in readiness
In turn ont.
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Capt. B. B. Doyener got home satur-
day from weeks campaigning tour out
in this district. He has been doing good
work. and would have spoken Saturday
but that he was prevented from filling
an appointment by swollen streams,
which were simply impossible. He
speaks Tuesday evening ut Cameron,
Friday evening with Gen. Golf at
New Martinsville, Saturday ut Fell
louisville, next Monday ut Wellsburg,
Tuesday, the 3Oth, at Fairview, Wednes-
day at New Cumberland, West Liberty
November 8 and franklin November 5.
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A young man named Adams, living
near Moundsyille, came to this city Sat.
urday evening with Floyd Criswell, OF
the same vicinity. Adams got into
disturbance in the Market street shoot
ing gallery, and fred hisrevolyer wound
ing 4 youIig man named Charles Thomp-
son slightly. He was arrested after a
lively chase by Officer WeBt. Two re-
volyers, a bottle Of chloroform, a pack.
age OF snuff and several other articles
were found on him. He is charged with
carrying concealed weapons md shoot
ing In the city limits.
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The Board OF Public Works on Satur-
day awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the temporary bridge across
the creek at Main street and the papers
were signed on behalf the city by Mayor
Seabricht. The contract goes to the
Akron Bridge Company, Mt n price slight
ly below the five thousand dollars set
apart for the purpose by Council. There
were some changes made in the bridge
before II was brought within the sum
appropriated, but it will still have six
teen-ioot roadway, with two tour-toot
side walks. Work is to be commenced
at once.
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The Manufacturer Fire Insurance
Company has decided to discontinue
business and wind up its affairs, owing
to the great number Of losses in other
cities making the business Improbable.
This is the third Wheeling insurance
company which has discontinued bust
ness within year on account OF the
same cause,
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Is natures own true laxative. II is thu
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head,
aches, colds, and ievers; to cure habit.
ual constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan { Co., Anton 2. Hess, r,
B. Burt and Q. Menkemeller. At Bel.
laire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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John Garrison, a boy about twelve
wears Of age, who lived with his sister
near Jacktown, on Wheeling creek, has
been missing since Wednesday week.
At that time he left home to so hunting,
and a few minutes after he started from
the house the report Of q gun was heard.
Nothing has been seen OF him since, and
the woods in the neighborhood have
been yainly searched by the residents
NJ thn locality
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of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor.
MIA. 1t is agreeable to the taste, accept.
able to the Stomach, harmless in its ma.
ture. painless yet prompt and thorough
in its action. Sold only by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton P. Hess, II. 3. Burt, and G. Men
At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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BtIlHITt IflbHhr.
Hon. Harvey Danford was in the city
Thursday night and attended the West
meeting. He pronounces Judge Vests
speech the best lie ever listened to. Mr..
Danford, a Cleveland Democrat in 1884,
and a Democratic Representative in the
Ohio Legislature seven years ago, is
doing excellent service for Harrison and
Morton, by making strong rifspeeches
in the southern part Of the county.
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ForSale.
CToCKs FOR SALE.

- o..,,.
Is Shares Warwick ChlnG Company
Shares ElsOn Glass Co.
10 shares Riycrsldc Glass Company.
70 Shares IAHCllG Nall MIL
20 Shares JGllghOn Nall NH.
8 Shntcs Belmont Nail MIL ..
10 Shares Wheeling Electrical company,
mn 40. 9ITwelnh 5IgGt.
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THERE are authentic accounts Of about
s., 900 put up on the election in various
bets Saturday. The largest single bet
heard OF was $500 on the general result.
Another bet OF $500 was made, and
others OF 500, $50 and various other
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InE LAST cEyTEYNIAL RxCURsIONll


The steamer Andes will leave Wheel.
ing for Cincinnati Tuesday, October 20,
at 8 p. M, arriving ut Cincinnati Thurs.
day noon; returning Friday night at II
o'clock. Fare for the round trip: from
Wheeling, IS 90; Marietta and farkers-
burg, 50 co.; Ravenswood, $500 Racine,
Pomeroy and Gallipolis, 81 90,
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A Valuable Convert.

heelin1, Oct. %.
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ale Sutcllioenter,
oniesl No.. . nnd . roartsentn slreet.


Wanted at Once-Femalc IIelp--Fourth page.
Commissioners Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
IN the City OF Wheellng-Third page.
For Rent-A Business l.oCation-G. o. Smith.
Kimberly 4 Dhvis--DeOlers IN Grain, &c.
For CinClnnAtI-SttAmer Andes.
Boots and Shoes for fall and Winter Wear-A.
Q. WinchGr.
Fur TrlmnIngs--Ci. q Gunthcr's Sons.
A Campaign Of Ideas-Col. c. l.. PoorinHn ut
the Opera House.
Oner,I nOuse-rhc Arabian Nights.
Great Reduction Of Prices-Geo. H. Taylor y
Co.-FOurth page.
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To lie Editor qfAs intelligence.

VHIt IUNVT " NC IHIt4IIDtWtT.
SIR:-Would it not be a good move to
have the merchants Of this city give
their employees half.holiday on the
afternoon Of the 9th to hear the Golf
Wilson discussion, as thousands want to
60, and cannot on account of interfering
with their work. Being Saturday after
noon there will not be much work any
way. x.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and the fol-
lowing transfer OF real estate:
Deed made September s, 1883, by
Dewitt G. Gray and wife, to Mary l.:
Thornburg, for lot No. Go; in the plat OF
Triadelphia. Consideration, $3.50.
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seventy.iye barrels per day. The Owens
well, on an adjoining lease, will be ready
for drilling by to-day. There are fifteen
other locations decided upon on which
rigs will be built us quick as lumber can
be hAuled on the ground.
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A joint debate on the tariff, the lead.
ing question of the day, by William L.
Wilson, Democrat, and General Nathan
GOT, Republican, will be held at Wheel
ing Saturday the eth inst, o'clock
p. IN.
~ Forthe accommodation of those de-
string to attend, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Wheeling and return, from
Grafton and all intermediate stations at
greatly reduced rates on Saturday, octo-
Der 81.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct, 2l.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
fair weather Monday, light rain or snow
Monday night on the lakes; warmer,
variable winds, becoming easterly.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


5000 Sheets OF the latest Music TO
be given away. Call and get one, ut
House L. lierrmann's Mammoth Fnrni-
turc, Carpet and Stove Credit House,
1900 Main street.
N.B.-Sec our advertisement on tile
second nAge.
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LIS. Coon sells drygoods tho cheapest,
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In our Dress Goods Department we are
kshOwlng all wenvps and shades OF silks,
9ncluding the celebrated new weave,
spcnu lie Sole. Atwood Hcnriettas,
aiergCs. grOahclOths, and all numbers Of
spricstlcy's SIX wGFs- llCnrlctins. select
ned shades. All COlOrs Of SIX Plushcs
H'rOm 90 cents per yard up.
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FOR SALE.

building Lots on the Old faF GfoG s,y, ri Nd
Orchard, North and South fflht a"1s'
South Penn streets, at very low ~ 1'' ,,,,st 4,
A good TUOmcd House al 4y'- ''''O
bargain. 49,, 4,r,,JyI5 s,ltt..
will scli separate or both iogeihd' INV!
tain all modern Improvements. p,,,ly,5r, q
Seven RoOmed House ~ souih h''"'"'''
good property at much les than cos''
Four RoomCd Cottage Tot -; ga, ,fra.r
Eight ROOmci House, Norm r ri
river lot; all In good condition EE.,,,i,r,ys vii
make pleasant home. .,t.,,.,, rf:ri'
az Rsomed BJIcE IIOnse, ,oul."s', X. ~.
Thirty.elghth and Wood streets NJ va
will pay Tor investment. Fl, ,,ery, 2
Dwelling Houses, large and S1'""i "''.'
hand for rent, .,,..,, ,..y, ,t.la Street
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We give below list of the stations,
time OF trains and rates,

Returning, train will leave Wheeling
for above stations at $40 p. m.
The tickets will be good only on day
Of Issue.