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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-16

Misc Pixley and her company will ap.
pear at the Opera House next Monday
evening in "tHhe Descon's Daughter. /"
The Boston Herald says: The main idea
Of the play Is clever. Miss Pixley in the
title part, and she does it well. She 10 per-
laps q shade less spirited than formerly,
and her mirth Is not so spontaneous, but
she is bright and YiYariops enough, and
sne looks *charmingIy in several elegant
costumes, particularly In q boys dress,
that she wears as graceful as Hit were he:
own every day costume. tn the play affords
plenty OF opportunity for the introduction
Of vocal selections, in which Miss Pixlsy,
as usual, is heard to advantage. While
"The Deseon'a Daughter" does not show
off the actresses talents as we'll as "M'liss,
1t yet gives scope for the display Of some
very agreeable acting.
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TWO Wny,, Cboo,o IybIch

There are two usual ways 81 doing what Nature
sometimes docs incOupletely, namely, TO relIeyc
the bowels. One Is 10 swallow drastic purEAuVO
which eVacuGtes prolusely, abruptly and with
pain, tho other IL TO lake H0tetters Stomach Bit
tsrs, the eject OF which Is mot violent but Buti'
testineG. II the nrit q selected, the perSon en-:
ploylng II need NOS expect permanent benelt, and
he cannot hope to escape the debllltAtnR reaction
which lesyel the Organs - bad or WorB9 OF than
BIttefg he can EOly upon the restoration Of regu'
lar habit OF body, oonlequent upon renewal OF q
healthtul tono in the intestinal canal. Be
sides h0althtully relaxing the bowels the Bitter
arouBes dormant liver, impaTts q beneficial I'M
petug 70 the action Of the klnneyN, and counter
acts the early twingol Of rheunRtlm, q tendency
70 govt and malaria In ali " forms,
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Your stomach Of course. Why2 Be.
cause II it 10 out Of order yo1 aye one Of
the most miserable creatures living. Give
It a fair, honorable chance and see II it 10
not the best friend you have in the end.
Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink
in the morning, II You must smoke and
drink wait until your stomsah 10 through
with breakfast. You can drink more and
smoSe move in the evening and 1t will tell
on you lees. II your food fesments and
does not digest EiSht-it you are troubled
S s:.:sh Heartburn, Dizziness OF the head,
coming up Of the food after eating, Bilious.
ness, Indigestion, or any other trouble Of
the stomSch, you had best use Greene
August Flower, as no person can use II
without immediate relief. r..... ....
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A HIsCoCK BOOM.
The New York Statesman Looming Up n
PosEIbIe Dark Horse.


NEW YoRK, Feb. 15.-A Washington
special to the Times says: While these
Warrington boOms are being started, 3
remark dropped in private conversation
by Mr.. William Walter Phelps, has open
cd the ears OF the Sherman, Allison and
Cullom men with snap and caused the
Hswley contingent from the far East to
raise its ears in ssloniBhment. Mr..
Phelps Is quoted as saying to
q Southern man, who aeks his
opinion about the meaning Of Blaine's let.
ter and its probable effect in the advance
ment OF other candidates, that It was alto.
Gether probable that Senator Hiscock, OF
New York, would become the legstee OF
Blaine, and that he would 90 into the Ma
tional Convention with New York, New
Jersey, and all the other Eastern and
Middle States, except Connecticut, behind
him. This report hiss made Mr.. Hiscock
an important factor in politics. II be was
aware OF any plan on the part Of the
Blaine men to take him up, instead OF the
Maine Knights, 1t would sccount Tor bis
modesty and reticence, when asked BY
the correspondents to say what he thought
Blaine meant by his letter, but Mr..
Hiscock's chances for nomination are
certainly not smaller than were those Of
Garfield seven years ago. Many Republic
cans regard him as man whom they
could support quite as cordially "a they
Garfield. There Is growing
impression here among men who are not
well acquainted with the feeling oil the
empire Safe, that Hisceck would prove an
popular candidate. Itlooks IS
Il the result Of the publication Of BlRine's
letter would be to encourage all the aspir-
ants for the Presidency to make heroic
efforts to enlarge their respective follow.
Ings, 20 into the National Convention for
I dozen candidates, and then perhaps IN.
der the inspiration Of the Kansas and
California hurrah, break for Blaine and
him by reclamation on the first
ballot. All OF his friends agree that he
would not refuse a nomination under
these circumstances.
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A STATE DEVELOPER
TO BE ISSUED FROM THIS OFFICE.
Tho IutoluEoneor Preparing Mammoth
state Edition for Circulation Abroad.
An Enterprise in tho Success of
Which Every Citizsuis IOtorsstsd.

THE INrELMGENcRR has for some time
had in preparation, and willlsuue as soor
as the work can be satiaiactorlly compile.
ted, special edition devoted to the nat.
ural resources and developed industries oil
West Virginia.
This special edition will DO about the
same number OF pages as the Natural Gas
Industrial Edition-lrom 10 to 2O-whlch
had very large circulation, for which
there are still demands, and which did
good in its day and generation.
The State Development Edition OF the
ISTELIloRScER will cover in general and
in detail the whole field OF West vir-
glnis's resources, will neglect no locality,
will represent on a large map the railroads
in existence and projected, water ways,
county roads and turnpikes-ln short will
endeagor to answer in advance every
question that may be asked by the CAPT
tslistor the inquiring person in search Of
q home.
It is the intention Of the INTELLIGENCE
in this State Development Edition to blow
West Virginia's horn, and we can safely
promise that the blast will be rather
sweet sounding music. It will be heBid
in this country and in Europe sounding
the note Of an hospitable welcome to our
richly endowed Mountain State.
The arrangements for insuring the pa
per wide circulation have only begun,
but thus far they make sure OF the wide
spreading of 10000 copies. There is a
good prospect that tho actual circulation
will double this. What is Of equal i'm
portance, the quality OF the production
will be such as would do credit to any
newspaper in the country.
The INrRL1IaRNCER will welcome the
sugSestioDs and cooperation generally Of
any person who feels an interest in this
effort to place our State well before the
world. Whatever is to be submitted in
this limo should be sent in at once, for the
INTELLIdRNcER has its eye on the spring
immigrant and doesn't want to let him get
away.
Those desiring copies Of the paper for
distribution will oblige US by sending
their orders at once, so that we may
know about how many copies to print.
Everybody can help his State some by
helping to circulate the printed page that
tells Of her opportunities for making
money.
Those having land to sell, in large tracts
will find this their best opportu-
nifty to lay their holdings before persons
likely to purchase. Advertisements
should be sent in without delay. The
publishers will be glad to give Informs
ton relating to this feature Of the enter
prise.
The hour has come, and the INrELII'
aKNcER is in the field with all Its energy
to aid in tho tOo-long delayed develops
ment OF West Virginia.
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EVANSVILLE, INp,, Feb. l5.-An i'm
portant suit, involving property in thiI
city valued at 100000, was aIed in thu
Superior Court yesterday. The suit L
brought by Josephine Collect, Of Terri
Haule, for the recovery OF property for
meIly known as the Erie Canal Bed, which
is now traversed in part by one Of tn
principal thoroughiares Of the city, whit
In other parts II Is covered by residenh
and business blocks.
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For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 q. nj.
and 7 p m. daily; ExpresS. $40 =, m, l:45 p. m.
daily except sunday. Additional way lEAin iOI
Pa, b:26 p. m. daily except Sunday.
For houndAvllle, 1900 noon, daily except BUN.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. l5.-Unlted States
Marshal Gross received a dispatch this
morning from Deputy Marshsl Mcdonald
at Cattlsttaburg, KY, saying that he and
the Tailor OF Pike county had brought the
Hatfield prisoners there and were await
ing further orders. There was no demon
stration on the part OF the McOoys ct the
removal OF the prisoners, and no excite
ment whatever in the county.
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a, Avr,ouItrrSI D.nortm.pt.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. l5.-The
House Committee on Agriculture to-day
decided to report isvorably the bill to
erect new Executive department, to be
known aa the Department OF Agriculture.
The portions relating to labor bureau In
the proposed new department are omitted
at the request Of the Labor Committee.
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r1nANcE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stooS
HRFkotI,

NEw YoRE, Feb. l5.-Money on call easy at 2aa1f
per cent, closed offered At Prime mercantile
paper 6a6 pei cent. Sterling exchange dan hni
steady at 81 sIAAS5. Sales OF stock 70 0s0 shares
The news OF the day waG Of conflicting char
Anter, that from the strikes being OF depressing
tenor while tho RdYIces from the west were ratner
mora encouraging The Richmond west foint
me preferred advanced sharply, both being quite
active for the time being, Lake Shore At0 hnoN.
cd some Improvement late IN the day, while ne
granger, which had been the most prominent "a
the DEALING during the forenoon, became qulte
duh again. The close was very dull but lLm y
about the boSt prices reached. Everything y
higher tonight, and Richmond d west toint PIC
rose per cent each, and tho rest OF the list irae
uonAl amounts .,....o
Railroad bonds quiet and dull: sales $4,000.
GovaFnTn ami and State honda 0Illl and steady,
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EoR SALE.
4 tWoktory Frame House and half acre lot one
milo west Of Bridgeport, Ohio, on National Road.
House contains seven rooms and summer kitchen,
q good stable and all necessary outbulldlngs
plenty OF cnoice iruit on premises; cheap and on
easy terml,
Also. . good twostory Brick Dwelling House on
South Huron street, Wheeling Island.
Also several Fine Farms for sale.
r. T HOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
faI3 Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Dox'r trile with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Q Cough or Cold, OF
the children are threatened with Group or
WhoUping Cough, use Acker's Engli9h
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
Is q positive cure, and We guarantee i.
Price 10 and Soc, Logan & Co., Q. Z.
Goethe, o. Menkemiller, +. B. Bart and
Bowie Bros,
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TOR SALE.
4 good Two story SIX room Frame Dwelling
House, with large cellar. two lots 60xloo feet on
Hall street, KirkWood, Ohio.
Can be had at bargain. Inquire Of
F.O ROBINSON, W.
lnsurAnce and Real Estate Agent, Bridgeport, O.,
Or address Mr. g. A. RICE, sewiciley, Pa.
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McConyille takes Charge.

CINCINNATI, Feb. l5.-ReceiVer James
McConvllle arrived from steubenville to-
day and took charge Of the Metropolitan
Bank. He had gone to steubenville to
correct an informality in his bond. He Ia
totally unscquainted with the condition
OF affairs, and can say nothing Of the out
look until he has had time 10 examine.
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bOliGilom luE JOhnHIAluanW,
70 CRvolIne PopAf aud Vincent BonAr her huI.
band, George l. MoGGFT, Amanda Scott Lethe
A. Gates and John GATES her husband, heirs At
law OF samuel McGATr, deceased, william Il.
buckley, Thomas Buckley, John Buckley; sarah
Stephens, Mary A. HuIinGS and ThomA' HulinGA
her husband, and Ellen b, Brown, belrI a. law
Of Annie Buckley, deceased, Elizabeth GichLtSt
aud John GilGhTiSt her husband. sarah X, SIN
Hleton. John Albert singleton, Harry J, single
ton, Ebin Singleton and ElizAbeth Jane singleton
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The Mignanl.slegrist Company appear
ed at the matinee yesterday and last even
ing closed its engagement. It is the
strongest specially company ever seen
hero. This evening Matte YiCksrB, al.
ways Q Wheeling iSVorite, opens al en-
Gagement, which runs till Saturday night,
In "JRcquine" and "Chsrub, two spright-
ly playa.
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The hour has como, and the INrELII'
eRScER is in the field with all its energy
to aid in tho tOo-long delayed develops
ment OF West Virginia.
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Insures against loss or damage by Ore and light.
ming all classes Of desirable properly, also lnE1reA
cargoeg on the Western waters.
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Bv virtue OF a deed OF irust made by Isaac
HRlletI 10 me AZ trustee. dated June 8, 1856, 70
corded In the onlce Of the CLERK OF the county
C0nrt of Ohio county, West Virginia, in Decd Of
TTI Book No. ~, page 243, Will sell At the north
door Of the Court House Of Eaid county, on
SATURDAY, the 2Dth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following do:
scribed property that Is 10 say: The south half Of
iot number one hundred and thirty.four uJD,
iToptIpv on the east side Of Market squRre, In the
Firh ward, IN the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county
West Virginia, with the improvements thereon,
consisting Of brick dwelling houIe and oticc
buIliinI aud Outbuilding
The lille is believed 10 DO good, but selling a.
uuslee will convey only the title vested In ineby
said deed OF uuAt.
TEEys oT aALH-o nethIrd cash, or as much more
As The purchWes may elect on day Of sac, me
balance IN two equal instAlmooN a. one ana Two
yeN Inc purchaser 10 give notes for deferred pay
meats bearing six psr cent; the tue viii DO TO
lGIncd until payment IL made In full.
u. q. SMITH, Trustee.
u II UlIIHR, AiicttOnIe f. lSB
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NEw YoRK, Feb. l6-Petroleuu opened arm at
Ssszc, but selling movement from the west caIs-
ed decline 10 6TJSc; supporting orders caused q
rally from this hgure, out the market declined
again ia the last hour and closed weak a. sS1Sc.
sRlea !, PIG 900 barrels.
on CrTY, Pa, Feb. IS -0pened at SsJfc; highest
SOC; lowest $50: closed ct Ssc; sales 6S4, QUO bar
relS; cleRrances 26B0C0 barrels; runs Il Gal bar
relB: shipments SO, 40 barrels
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. l5.-Petroleum dull but
heavy; opened At $50; closed al $50; highest
800; lowest $50. mt
BsLnYoAp, IA. Fob. l6.-opened at Ss5<c: high
est 90; lowest S1JSO cleArRnCes ,s9l 900 barrels.
est 500; lowest $50: closed 81 SSHc.
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The RcnutitnI

use sozoDoNT. So do these who wish to
perpotuste the whitenesu OF their teeth
and to keep the breath pure. It is unap.
proachable by any rival. Therefore don't
allow yourself to be persuaded that an.
other article offered as substitute will
produce the Rams effects or Ia az pure.
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Notice 10 Take Dispositions.

The defendants will take notice that the dspoSl.
tOnh Of Walter II. RlnehAIt, James A. Henry,
Joseph Bcdey, James X. AckOT, Watt Gray and
Others will DO taken At the Office Of q. L. Craunlr
No % Twelfth street, Mt wheeling. West Virginia,
on the 9th day Of March, A. D., 1855, between the
read In evidence Ia the above named cause on be-
half Of said complAinAntt and from any cAuIe tho
taxing OF the said depoAiNOua shall not be COM
mencod, or being commenced, shall not DO com.
pCtCd on that day, the taking OF the same will DO
adjourned from nno 10 time until the same DO
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MARQUETTE, Mich, Feb. 15.-RstuIns
from yesterdays special congressional
election in this district, show the election
Of Seymour, Republican, By msjority OF
about 500 over Brien, the Democrat.LSb
candidate.
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SAN RENO, Feb. l5.-A bulletin issued
af noon says: The local and general con-
dition Of the Grown Prince 10 unchanged.
His disturbed sleep last night was due to
headache. BE slept better this morning
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The above sale is adjourned until Saturday, Feb
'TT VIZ ST. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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New importations Of French beans in
glass are voted among the palatabls thingu
In winter vegetables.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Tho above rale Is Adjourned until Saturday, Feb.
mary II, 1855 At 10 O'Clock & m. at same place.
,iy 49, f. Y CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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Sandwiches OF grated turkey or chicken,
very highly seasoned, have had an unus.
usl run this season at the fashionable
luncheon parties.
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Tho Rboyc sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
VshfnSIy ii, 1855 al 10 O'Clock A. Y. At same
1iacS d 7. CRAWFORD,
pr Trustee
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PALMRR's skin.suceeas is O positive,
speedy cure for eruptlons Of Face, Scalp
or Body. At Drug Store Of McLRin
Bros.
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rlsUsrES's SALE
TRUSTEE's SALE.

\, virtue OF deed OF trust made by George
,JnphbSfi and Emma Il Hubbard, his wife, 10 me
..ty1Slfc, dated December I, 1855 recorded In the
osi,s OF The CLERK Of the County court Of Ohio
CpnTty West Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No
81 naSe ia will sell al the north door Of the
CohFt House Of said county, on
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HEAII1IEe Shropshire, OF, and Cots SHEEP.
pLhu lilo JerSey Reds and BerkEhiIe HOGS,
2. Rocks and B. LeEhorn Chickens BRONZH
IuikeyG. EggS and CARP In IeaSOn. ENGINES,
hil4, h. Pm, &C., beat and cheapest; part pay Ia
umbel' Satisfaction guaranteed on all.
eli nc 90 cent book for 26 cents and nAma
OILVO and address Of tWonty Wide awake FaFIn.
en-. send stamp for ctrculArA 70
7. X, CARsHADON,
n024H RuvAsT. W. Va
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Look not upon the orange when 1t
is frozen, for therein lies several hours Of
eufferin0.
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TEETH that flash with ivory sheen,
Gemmed In settings coralllne,
From Gweet sO2oD0ET expect.
Take no other, recOllectl
Ask for that, and be not led
To buy something in It's stead.
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mRUBTEE's SALE.

liz virtue Of a deed OF trust made by Thomas W.
simpson and isIbellA siWpGOn, his vile, 10 me S
trustee dated June "a, lSs6, recorded 10 the once
OF the CLERK Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed u Trust BOOK 70; y, page
1871 Will sell at the north front door oil the Court
Hmm of md county. OIL
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"sPAIDNa's GIyE"-useigl in every
house.
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0LEvELAND d PITTSBURGH RAIL.
~ RoAD.-UAdoE schedule In OIeot JAN, y.
lSSS, t9in9 leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
u13o; BOZ Fit4bnrgh and Cleveland, 6lO q. M,
Vile, t:1A p. m. For st6pbgnYille, S:&a .. m. FOR
nArtin'g RorEy, 6;t6 9, "a.
Trains arrive a bridgeport at 1853 =. m, 1852 a.
M 2:S p NJ, S:2s p, M, t:6t p. M, and 7:A7 p M
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Holders OF Bonds Of Ohio County, West Virginia,
bearing 7K per cent interest, are hereby notified
that Bonds numbered AS, AT, 1853, %, GO, 10,
1871, 40, 1913, 1lS, 1oI, 100, 81, 20, 1903,
100, las, 100 and 10, have been drawn, and
the same will be paid at the Bank Of Wheeling on
the inst day Of March next 1883, and interest will
cease on said bonds from that date.
FRANK CRUISE,
President OF the Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
County. IeA
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Baltimore Lave stoGk Market.
oTYIcE or me- GALVESTON STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, Feb. ~, 1855,
THE SWINE MARKET,
Arrivals this 47S
Arrivals last SlI9
Arrivals one year ,0SI
AEMARKs
There Is fair supply Of hogs in the market this
Week-some 40 head less than the rather full Oh
feTing Of last week. Trade Il reported as being
fair through all the yards, and prices are tribe
or from last week. ieWeT hogs selling At our top
figures than last week, top prices being confined
TO only two yards. Quotations for rough toWB and
StAF 6l<R65+c, and better grader 7AiSSc extra a.
the latter figure; most sales At 71zA7Ec net. Qi
the receipts iii head came over The baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad. and 6,S0s head over tue PcnnSyl.
yania Railroad.
CLARlKoHI LIVE Brock MARKET
BALTIMORE Feb. Il, 1855,
All hogs and sheep sold In these yards by 4. A.
blAckAhere are ut gross weight
Receipts this week 2,762 head Of hogS against l..
1856 head last week. Fair 70 good hogs BcllAR
from S 50 TO 81 90; pigs selling from IS Is 10 s 60
rough hoga selling at s. 90.
ARRIVALS OF LIVE sfoOG
Al GGreEont Stock YuFdS, VIA Baltimore & Ohio
&1ilrodd, Ior val. ending Feb u.
l07 cars, containing 7Is cattle, 81 calves, l,l2O
Rheep, S,56l hos, % horses. Shipments 70 Now
York, Philadelphia, DO, go cattle, calves,
"a sheep, l,S6s hogS, 10 homes.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST,
L LOUIS RAILWAY Co-PanhAndle Route
Under schedule in efeCt MAY %, 1857, trGini
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For sIcn.
800 p. m. For 5teubonVille, sos p. m. Tho All
a. m. and 500 p. N. trains make direct conneciios
for Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and on.
Oago. The 1928 p. m. train makes direct connhC-
ton ipI Columbus and ChicAgo
Trains arrive q Wheeling, 6;lb .. m, lob a. M,
N.A1 D. me- Anu b.uu .. m tpy14