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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
oHuRcH D1REcroRY.

BAPTIST.
Services every Sunday at 2 p. m. and 7:s r.
s m. Rev. w. Hubert, pastor. Sabbath sch
Immediately after preaching ats o'clock p. III.
q Prayer meeting eqery, Wednday evening ats
O'Clock p IN m. ~.
s& I f '1 CATHOLIC. - E-.,.,.. e., as..
Church Of st. Paul, at Tarsus. Rev. p. O.
sBrunelle, pastor. Services at the usual hour
every Sundy. NJ
sf$s$. s PRESBYTERIAN.
B Rreaching in Presbyterian church, Bottin-
q au at IL q. m. and 1880 p. m. Sabbath school
ut II O'Clock, noon. w. I Gibson pastor.
METHODIST.
Rev. F. A. hawke, pastor. Service held in
the scheol house every sunday evening at
4 7:3O ps m. Prayer meeting every Thurday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. .-.s. s,@. 5 5"a,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
To Removs : alaas stopper.

10 Remove Glass Stopper.
II often happens that . glass stopper viii
become firmly Get in the neck Of q bottle and
one Il at q loss how to remove it without dam
ger o6 breaking the bottle and losing its con-
tentR In such case try the following plan:
Tasten firmly both ends Of . stroug cord six
fest long, 20 that Il win hang nearly straight
and hoe3sontal Wind Il around the nsck u
The bottls, and keeping II very tight move
The bottle back and forth. This win soon
hsat H. nsck. and then the stopper WIN cosns
ou&
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
TRAINS AND MAILS.

Trainleaves Bottineau Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 500 a. m, arriving at 500 p.
m. same days. at# ,,a i: w." H.. .Et4.I
Mail for train closes Tuesday, Thursday
and. saturday mornings at = O'Clock. s.s..
arriy es every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day alto o. M; mail closes at p. IN. same
days. ~.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
LOST

My summer shawl, on the 10Th Of June, on
my way from Bottineau to the Catholic
church. The shawl was a plaid one with q
white wool fringe. Any information will
be thankfully received at this Office.
Mrs. Jos. Perrin,
Lordsburg, Bottinean Co.,
Dak
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
MALE TEACHER WANTED.

A male teacher holding q first GLASS cer-
tifcate Of qualification, IS wanted for the
the undersigned until August 3lst. -
J. A. GRElG,
Chairman of Bottineau School Board.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH.

HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH.
]. Five excursions to Tennessee. Mississippi
and Louisiana, via the Illinois Central Rail-
. road Dates August and 20, September 10
and "a, October. 8. One fare for the round
trip. For particulars write the undersigned
{ at Manchester, Iowa. - r "
&<t.5 t:. J. F. MERRY,
- Gen. West. Pass Agent.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
For Sale Cheap !!

A roam mare. Apply on premises Of Jas.
F. Fleming, township 1872, range 7e, or at
Office of Pioneer. S.s.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-08-29
Martini
10 McKinnon's and John Fl, Turn.
er's Short-horn Bull,
TO THE FRONT.
Come one, Come two;
Come three, Come all,
Lots Of room when you will call
AT THE DUNCAIL Farm.
Around at all hours, late and carly.
When all the rest fail MAR
TIN 10 around
To Rent.

The one and half story house first west OF
Slettebak's store, on 5th street. Apply at
Office Of Pioneer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
MARTINS FERRY.
Arrest for Thtf,-LOoaI and Personal News
Notes

Notes
Jehn williams, noted character of this
place, who has been staying with his uncle
Wm. Wsldren, came home about two
O'Clock Tuesday morning and proceeded to
20 through his uncle's clothes. Mrs Wal
den noticed him acting strange and woke
her husband. hut in the mes ntime John
hnd skipped" with his pOcSet-book con-
tanning 81. % ard some valuable papers.
He VISA arrested later in saloon by OIL
cers WestwOod and Campbell, ard part OF
the money and papers recovered. The
same officers also arrested Jack the Rip
per" for ASSEMBLING Contractor Cochran,
Monday light.
An Englishmsn by the name of Thomas
Baggett claims to have been assaulted
while returning from work about II
o'clock on Monday night, by three I'M
known men, near Mike BOyle's saloon.
When he became conscious, about four
o'clock in the morning., he was lying on
the river hank below Spence, Baggs "
Co = foundry, without hot, shoes or sooks.
He had an uely cut over his eye, and his
neck was so stiff he could not move it.
TIE Electric Light Company have had
to change great many Of their poles on
First street to the opposite side Of the
street, owing TO the close proximity to the
telephone wires.
Rsv. I. S Winters, Mrs. Walker aud
Bepi amin Exley, Jr. are il Toronto, o {,
attending the district conference Of the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. A. G Shaver left yesterday for Wee
Gee on little hunt. He took two guns
With him aud expects to bAy all the game
in that region.
Frank Hood, OF East Liverpool, repre-
sentative of W. L. Thompson d Co. g
muslin house, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Steele, of the firm OF Steele, Beulle
& Steele, of Steubsnvile, was in the city
yesterday on business.
W K. Elson returned yesterday from
New York, where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Stone.
George Muldoon was run in yesterday
for being drunk. He was assessed 81 and
costs.
B.F. Brady and Judge John Cochran
left yesterday for Pittsburg on business.
There has been new pot house erected
az the NorthwoOd glass house.
Gus Shir'z and wife we're in Bellairt
Yesterday visiting friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
BRIDGEPORT.
An Addition % the mountaineering News
IInnla-

An Addition @ the notwithstanding News
Items.
f. p. Rhodes has cold twenty four acres
of land on the South side Of Wheeling
creek, Immediately West Of Bridgeport to
George c. Mckee. J @ Dent, K I. How
EN-. John o. Scott and John McGraw, for
$1,000. These gentlemen propose 10 lay
% ont In lots, which viii b. put on the
market soon. That is the most desirable
part OF the town for building purposes, and
the growth o. Bridgeport must necessarily
he ia thut direction. These gentlemen
have shown commendable enterprise and
viii aid materially IN the substantial
growth and importance Of the town.
The case of Wilhelmina Mayors, admin
istratrix. vs. the Standard Iron Company
/ gill come up ia court on Friday. The suit
I is brough. by Mrs Mayors for the killing
Of her husband The damages are placed
40 500 600.
Der. Brown hes been sppOinted by the
/ County Commissioners a. Commissioner
OF ,be Cadiz aod Bridgeport pike. Mr..
Brown was the un-ucceesful candidate Tor
I County Commissioner.
THE Good Tewplars gave a splendid sup
per ond daligh,fal entertainment last
evening. Owing to the inclemeucy Of the
weather not ss large a crowd was present
as was anticipated.
A benefit dance will be held tonight in
F,sa Hall. E,uaville. A large number
of tickets have been sold and a big time Is
looked for.
General Manager Oscar Townsend and
Superintendent Frank NJ. Townsend, OF
the O., l. s. W. railroad company, were
in town yesterday
Mr. George S,illwel, Of Bellaire, and
/ Miss Ehm, of Bridgeport, we're married
Yesterday ri st. Evansville.
John Sidebottom, Of Richland, Superin-
tendent OF the Belmont County In6rmary,
was in town yesterday.
A delightful hop was given in the Gym
ussium last evening by the KirkwoOd Ath-
I letic Association.
William Koehnline has purchased the
/ Acheson property. Consideration, $40, 600
Miss Lizzie McFadden, Of Oadlz, is the
guest OF Niles Clara Forbes
Commissioners Cope and Israel were IN
town yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
WOOL.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, November 49,
There has been more wool sold during the past
week than for several weeks previous. but the
prices realized have not been up to the expects-
tiions of holders, and show loss on esrly pur'
ohases. There seems to be disposition now TO
accept the situation, and at the prices ruling
manufacturers VIII stock up. For fine fleece
washed wool SOC is the market price and when II
is taken into consideration that XXX is sold in
the East at $50 cents on time, delivered at the
mills, II can be plainly seen that after commits
sions and expenses have been deducted, mar
gins are slim.
Local prices continue as follows
Fine fleece washed at SOC; unwashCd one
third off; medium washed 30a33c, medium un-
washed 20a25c; tub W. shed 30aS3c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 19.-Wool-In
fair demand at unchanged prices. Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above 3la
SIC: X 30a33c; medium 36a3Sc; coarse 35c; New
York, Michigan, Indisna and western fine or y
and Xxx 29a3lc: medium 36aS7c; coarse S5a36c;
fine washed deaine and XX 3ia36c; medium
washed combing and deaine 39a4lc; coarse do
aSSc; Canada washed combing 32a34c; tub wash
ed 32aiOc; medium unwashed combing and de-
laine 27a30c: coarse DO 2Ga2sc; Montana loa23 ter
ritorial l51Sa22c.
Boston. November 10 Wool market. steady;
Pennsylvania Xxx 33a33kc; Ohio do SlaS2c; No. l
Ohio SIC; Michigan Y 30c No. / S5a3Sc: No.
cOmbiDg 39aiOc: unwashed comblng 27a2Sc Ohio
fine delaine 34aS5c: do. Michigan 32a33c; Texas
and other unwashed secured. basis 5sa6Oc for
fine, 55a57c for fine medium, 50a5Sc for medium
Pulled woods, far demand. Foreign woods firm.
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BELLAIRE.
The Electric Light-Gsnernl Local aud
Personal News.

The Electric Light-Genernl Local aud
Personal News.
TIE conclusion arrived at by our ciii-
zens and Council il that there are not
enough electric lights. There should be
one a, the B. & o. bridge on Union street
and one uesr the @. q ?. depot. Perhaps
Courcil exDec's tire railroads 70 put ligh's
AZ these pisces, but there NAV be long
vait. TO would be veil enough to ask
these corporations if they will pay for al
arc light and not wait until they get
ready.
A young colored man is in hot water.
A female with whom he had trouble before
he WAS married is at this late day trying
20 bleed the Young man. The latter's wife
learned OF the trouble and has left. II
looks like the female was trying to breed
mischief between the husband and wife.
There is IA much difference in the way
the brick ia being lard on the streets now
as compared with the Union street llb, 50
there is between Gay and night. The tax
PAYERS Will bowl in . couple OF years
Who is 20 blame?
Peter + Nolan, the well-known plum
Der, aud Miss Johanna Moore were married
Yesterday morning at the home OF Mrs.
Mary Curran BY Rev, Father Fitzgerald,
Of St. Johns Church.
Toe location Of the new bank has not
been decided upon. A meeting OF the
stockholders will be called shortly to Or
ganizs.
Robert Haase in home from a visit to the
Georgia gold mines, in which his father Is
interested Rob. thinks there are millions
1it
Two Old Cronies" will appear at the
Ery.ian Theatre This evening. The Gro
niesn are well known aud Will draw good
crowd.
Tickets are bsiug sold for the Thanks
Giving dinner to be given by the ladies Of
of the First NJ r. Church.
pots are being set in the FL Glass
Works and that factory will probably get
to work next week
Several gentlemen Of this city have been
rendered Jobs in other cities at increased
wages.
The steel works got on yesterday Ssain,
after a shor, stop for broken machinery
John Dsum, Of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works, has gone to Germany.
Harry Kelly ia out on the road in the IN
terest OF she Belmont Glass Works.
Crczier Bros ore rslaying the pavement
arount the Central School building.
Little George Wagner, who broke his leg
some seeks ego, ia able TO SIT up.
Mics Jessie Leasure bas been laid up
with the fever for several weeks
The COW show managed to pay the debts
it contracted and left the city.
There have been no arrests at the lookup
for several 6ays.
Ols OF two ts6y palms are on the bills
for this week.
Three boilers are being made for the blast
furnace
The B. & o. paid - employees yester-
day.
Council only meets ssui.mOnthly now.
] Hay is selling at SO a tOa.
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LIVE STOCK.
wHrrIus. TUESDAY, November 10.

MHEELIE6, 1Uh-DA1f NONeAhb1A 4's
The cattle market is slow with prices IN
changed. There is fair demand for lambs
calves and sheen. MeSsrs Hudson Bayha
furnish the following quotations: o,,. ~.
Cattle, 900 To / 100 lbs stock 3a3he per Ibi
$40 TO 900 lbs 214a2i4c per ID; 7Oo 10 SUI IDS
-@ Ho5gss@Msrket slow: s1Ia4e per ID.
Lambs-Good at Sa5c per ID.
Calves-la5c per ID.
Sheep-21{a4c per 10.
CHICAGO. November l9-Cattle. receipts $500
head: shipments 8 500 head; market strong ana
closed weak: choice TO extra beeyes " 6Oa9 w
steers 81 75ai So stcckers and feeders 81 2,aZ 90
cows. bulls and mixed 81 0Oa2 50; Texans 81 4Os
. 90 . p .oo
head; market weak; mixed 90 go oS. W, heS''
So 6OaS 95; light So 60a3 IS; skips 81 OOaS 10 -oo
sheep-Receipts 1000 head: shipments 90 i, ~
head; market sctive and steady; natives " ga
25 western 50 30a4 10; lambs 81 l5ao ~ per
100 pounds
EAST LIBERTY November l9-Cattle- Receipts
$50 head shipments O2Q head; market iA i6
prime 81 l0ai 40 good So 50a8 20: fair ~ sga5 4U
bulls, stsgs and fat cows 81 5Oa2 30; fresh COWS
$50 0OaiO 90: veal calves s. 0Oa6 % 40
HOgs--Receipts 500 head; shipments, LioO
head; market slow; Philsdelphias 81 OOai 10
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments l,4OO
head; market slow at yesterdays prices.
NEW YORK, November 19-Beeves. receipts
400 head; no trading ia heevts; mar ket dull Tor
dressed beef at 516a7Ac per pound for nat'e
sheep-Recelpts 200 head: market fairly
firm: sheep 81 CO.'S IS; lambs IS 25a6 70 per loO
Hogs-Receipts 800 head; live hogs weak at
So sOa4 25 per 100 pounds.
CINc1YATYcI, o., November i9.-Hogs, higher;
common and light s. O0a3 So; packing and
butchers. So 75aS 90 Receipts, 1890 head; ship
ments $50 head.
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woods there are lots of wild roses, and
the hillsides are as green as any lawn in
spring.
Lots of Frost In summer.

II is difficult 70 believe that this is an
Arctic land. when you ohterve the lux
urisnt forests, thu growing grass, the flow
ers and mark how warm the days are Bat
dig down ten inches and you will find the
ground frozen hard. At Mulato, they
have dug twenty-five feet to get water and
tho ground was frozen all the way down.
10 spits of this the weather is so warm
that every man is going around in his
shirt sleeves. Mosquitoes are plentiful
and ferocious. We reached Fort Yukon
on July ?, and cur parties separated. Tar
ner and his party went up the POrcupine
river, and am making my way slowly
mp the boundary. Turner is the frat
man to teke a steamer up the
Porcupine. The river is regular noun
famous stream, rising with every rain and
falls aiterward. Turner struck it at low
stage ana progressed but forty miles. Fort
Yukon is but name now. There is not
stick Of one of its houses left.
Moose are plentiful and cheap, but peo-
pie eat anything they can get up here,
which will not poison them. The miners
ave miserably poor. The stOrekeepsr at
Forty-Mile Greek, had SIS. 600 worth OF
bad dents on his hooks this spring and
still, I am told, the man who comes into
his store without dollar, gets as good
treatment as the one who has the cash to
pay for what he gets He gets his money
il the miners can make it, and if they
don't, he loses it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, Noyemb,

WHEELING, TUESDAY. November ~
Notwithstanding the bad weather, the market
remains in fair condition. Eggs have taken al
otherslide upwards and are wanted at quotations.
Butter remains unchanged, except that the ue,
mand for choice stock is good. Poultry OIL al
kinds and game Is in demand. There have Oeen
very few changes In prices the past week.
We quote the following prices; o, ia
Bntter. country choice l5alSc; country goou Iva
lie: country fair 7aSc.
Resns for hand-picked navy the demano ~ N
good and the supply is fair; prices are Il 9OA- ~
per bushel. -.o,. D,,,v York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
FLouR, GRAIN ANp FEED.
wHRRLre. TUESDAY, Novem

WHEELING. TUESDAY, November 10.
There is no change 20 report in the market ana
nrices remain the same. For No. wheat -
cents is being paid and receip are liberal
The following quotations on -four are whole
sale. retail prices being from so TO 70 cents
FIouR-Choice family -four in wood so; In
paper 81 IS per barrel.
GRAIH--Wheat per ouShel NO l, sc; ola cor
nv hnshel 45c. new csc: oats per bushel, 25a2S .
FEEp-Middlings per ton Sl4 20; bran per ton
sl4 90: baled hay per ton Sl2 90; loose hay 81 "
Ia 50 90 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, November 10 Petroleum opened
at 81 1917: highest 81 ll0H lowest 81 09}5 closed
at 81 II. Sales, ISL 900 barrels; clearances,
SIS 900 barrels charters, &C Cos barrels; ship
ments, 1859 barrels.
NEW YORK November l9.-Petr0leum opened
stead and closed firm. stock exchange opening
at 81 OglS; highest 81 10; lowest 81 03A; closed
at 81 OgH kales. Coz, 00barrels.
PITTssURG, PA, November 19.-Petroleum,
dull; opened and closed at 81 10; highest 81 1917
lowest 81 O9}s
BRADFORD, PA, November l9-Petroleum
opened at 81 coz closed ats 10; highest 81 lO19;
lowest 81 O94 clearances 10000 barrels
TI1UsvrLIE. PA, November l9.-Petroleum
opened at 81 Og5s; highest 81 IA lowest 81 09K
closed al 81 TO-
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"PFaFMBER, that the payment Of
p-,,ss &c GUARANTEED BY POUR ma
rIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans and the
TIcSets are signed by the President Of an Insii'
tntion. whose chartered rights are recognized In
the highest Courts; therefore, beware oi al I'M
tstions or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
mart or traction OF ticket ISSUED BY US
Ia any Drawing. Anything in our nRme offered
for less than Dollar Is sWindle. nOl5
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Poor But Generous FrontIersmen.

These frontiersmen stand together and
help each other through thick and thin.
Last year a solitary miner was killed by an
Indian ever at Kosjubuk river. He was
the first one ever touched. A big band of
miners Travelled nearly 1000 miles aud
banged the Indian murderer, losing a
whole season. 8 work by their trip
This letter was mailed August 10, 1889
A second letter bearing date Of August 81,
1889, among other things, says:
I'VE are four or five miles outside Of the
Uoited States line, and are now squattiDg
on her British Majesty 3 possessions, but
do not think there will be any complaint
of the irespsss. The times have been
dreadfnlly bard with the miners this year
and great many of them have lost heart
1t has rained nearly the whole spring and
GUNNER in this vicinity, and in cOnse-
quence the mountain streams have become
torrents, washing out water wheels, sluice
boxes, sluices, etc, and preventing the
miners from doing anything. Wages are
high, $50. when you work, but they work
so little they would prefer $50 per month
and grub. l don't expect to get any more
letters out this year, nor in the spring.
have no dogs, and, therefore, no way to
send them"
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DRY GOODS.

Nrw YoRK. November l9.-Dry Goods On
oc,onnt of the storm business in dry goods was
very light in spot transactions. The mails
hroi,cht few orders for seasonable goods and for
new fabrics for future del very. The market
was UNCHANGED and prices steady
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GovgRsMEErs-pul and steady
Fonrs ~
rOurs Coupons
gonrs-snd. a-half Registered
Fours-and-a-hal COupOns... ~
Pacific Skies OF ~
srArFs-Dull and steady: ..- ooo
RAuROADS-Qniet 10 dull; sales Sl,U53 wv
SrocKs-The stock market was again unuer
the influence OF tight money To-Day anu tIv ie-
splt was les business and general Weakehiiis'
,yith material losses in many OF Jug
active stocks as the outcome OF tne va! >
trading. IT. Paul, Union Paclnc, healllis'
/ eol- wanna and Louisville and nashville were
tSe nrtncinal stocks in the usually active list
mt the movement was not sharp and W As soISau
along through the day. Among the tI Iss 80 40.
ton OIL became strong. Inc most FlOlei+I ~, ~
tnetions were furnished by Tennessee Codl'
which Loaf All the improvement OF yesterday
dropping from 81 10 ia at one drop NJ a. ~
estinrces OF the day were generally reacheu IN llc
last hour, when the selling again Decane PIOl y,
nent. The Glove was fairly active anu nea.S "; W
weak. at close to the lowest figures. EYerytnlns
is lower tonight Sales 30S,767 shares. QuoIa-
lions closed bid as follows
Adams Express $50: American Express ll5ls;
Canada Pacific 20; Central Pacific S5i Chesa-
peake and Ohio %; preferred 90 hIsIs ". w.
do seconds preferred asa; chicago anu A adoS ~
1873. Chicago, Burlington ana Qulhc! " 81
Daiaware and Hudson l49: Delaware, LacSa-
wanna and Western. l4l5s; Denver ana MO ~
Grsnde i67z: Erie 275E; preferred do g.; IT.
WAYNE. l57; illinois central, 1l719; Lake shore;
1917: Michigan Central, $50: Minneapolis Anu
~ iouis. 4: do preferred ~ Missouri Paelnc,
So. Northern Pacific, S215; do preleIIedl ao1s'
Chicago and Northwestern 1925 do ptelelIeo'
10. Nsyv York Central log: oregon Transcon-
tinental s53: Pacific Mail, $50 Peoria, d. S q H.
io<. Pittsbnrg, l56; Pullman Palace Car, lsS 9
Reading a; Rock Island 9s5s. ST. Louis ana san
Frencseo 2Sl< do preferred 5i} do first preierre1
iof. ~ Psnl 10Y: do preferred 49, 50. Faul;
Minneapolis and Manitoba, lO5;. 81. Pau an. anu
Omaha. S83<; do preferred, 81; Texas taclne'
91I<. Union Pacific, COS; United States EXpreS''
So. Western Union. 81
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II = N q UHIlIlltL7.
Daily Trip. City rime-6:S5, S;i5 and ll4o =
u,. l.ll. t-10 $50 p. n.
sunday Trips and 10 g. m. $50, $50 and $50
D. u.
FTyHEEL ISG AND ELH GROVE RAILROAD
W on aud srar Monday. october 18th 1852
trailE on the NJ hCeling and KIN Grove halloao
viii run az follows;
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Dbrrliu9 8rgistrr
6rareIers' 6aids.

A RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE or TRAINS
- ExFIANAlloS Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: eDaily,
sunday excepted. monday excepted sSun-
dav only. Saturday excepted. saturday only.
rs Meridian nov 1854. lSs9. Wheeling time,
which Us Just one hour earlier than Central
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Leave the City az SOD a. 70. and run every hour
until 900 o. m. Leave Wheeling Park az a m.
aud rum every hour until 1000 o. m. Exc 20
Church Train. which viii leave PARK az go a
m and City atll.l3 p. IN. C. HlkSth,
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GINSENG.

WHEELING. TUESDAY. November 10.
The market continues strong with prices
unchanged, present quotations being as fol-
lows: Choice Ohio and Pennsylvania 81 I5a
3 90 per pound; West Virginia and Maryland,
81 35a2 IS.
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AInfaI Market.

Nyw YORK. November ls-Pig Iron, firm and
,ot;re. American SIC Scale 90. Copper, nomi-
nal: lake siS co. Lead, unchanged Tn lower;
straits 81 30.
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U ANAWHA & OHIO RAIL

lRoBr. W. KELLEY, Rockwell
(KanGUhA short Line) Schedule IN eject Feo
fuary "a, 1889, Subject 10 change without noioe
Trains leave Wheeling l030A. m. via ohio River
X. r., arrive Charleston $50 2. m. Leave
Charleston 6.l5 a. m, arrive Wheeling l.th p M.
via o. K RR Leave Charleston l2.D D. M.
arrive Wheeling 1855 p. m. via Columbus Ana
Pan. Handle, daily except sunday. Central
standard Time" Sundays, only trains leave
Charleston 500 A. m, arrive wheeling 10 p. m.
via o. X. X r. .....,,,,,,,