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stronr Proof.

ArkdnSdw Trasela.
Andy Feterage, a ierryman, was sum.
moned to appear before the United
States Courtand give his testimony In q
case OF ballot box stealing. The old fel.
low had never seen q higher judicial
iunCtionary than a justice OF the peace,
and was much astonished to find that
the Judge did not weigh at least 900
pounds.
"You will please tell tho jury what
you know about this case" said the
judge. g.. $50. 80, -, :, :.
l thought about this caae, jedge !
lowed that as the election Is all over,
we mout as we'll let this thing drap."
snakes no difference what you
thought. Tell the jury what you know
swell, I'll tell you why ! thought 80,
We are all gittin' along pretty well, now
everything has quieted down. an
don't sec no use in stirrin' up hornets
Jest fur the fun NV seem 'em swarm, tui
the TACK Is somebody mout git gtung.n
care you going 70 tell the Jury whal
you know about this case3"
"Jedge, femme tell you SUNNI. Kir
turn states evidence right hereW
Eyes; United States evidence"
oval, III do It. ] b'l'eye lobe Par
ker stole the box"
"lVhat has that to do with turning
"0h, well, now, never mindf TobSI
the man" ~
proved yesterday thit Parker wa out .
The State at thehme."
the man, ~
SBut how do you known
"Wail, I'll Coll you. That man Par
ker toted q Jug Nv Ticker through pro
hibitlon diStrick an didn't pull out tn
corn.cob stopper, AM, ledge, aman wha
ell 10 that viii steallsteal abSllot-bo'
: The jury convicted Mr.. Parker
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MInI,,er Lluonln,, rIr,, r,n.

Wd,AiHG'oa Post
Robert 7. Lincoln likes 10 tell the
story Of his first fee as IN attorney. Old
Judge Logan, under whom he read law,
had always told him not to be AFRAID to
charge big fees for his services. "Peo.
pie don't respect a cheap lawyer" said
the Judge.
One day soon after Mr.. Lincoln had
been admitted to practice he sat alone
In his office when a messenger brought
a note from the Chicago agent OF one OF
the wealthiest insurance companies in
America, asking to have the title to a
certain piece ofproperty looked up. The
young lawyer spent about half IN hour
looking into the titleand then sent hisre-
port 10 the insurance office. Pretty soon
the messenger came In with another note.
This one requested Mr.. Lincoln to send
his billby the bearer. The young lawyer
had no idea what TO charge. At first he
thought It would be good policy not to
charge anything, "ior," said he to him
sell, ~ should like TO get that eompany's
work regularly" But he knew Judge
Logan would not approve that sort OF
thing, and he didn't want the Judge TO
think he was needless Of bis advice. So
he figured that, since he had worked
only half an hour, $40 would be good,
stiff price, for II would be at the rate OF
$500 for a, day;of ten hours. Tho words
Of Judge Logan, however, rang In his
ears, aud with stroke Of audaCity that
almost frightened him Mr.. Lincoln final
ly made the bill for $25. He felt that
this was an outrageously high fee, and
was heaitating as TO whether he would
give II 10 the boy or make out another
for $40 when Judge Logan CHANGED TO
come in.
"You are Just the man I want To see,"
said Mr.. Lincoln, and he told him Of his
dilemma.
II knew it was outrageously high"
said Mr.. Lincoln, "but, Judge, you al
ways told me TO make Big bills, and /
did this more top please you thanmyself."
Nonsense" said the Judge; give me
a PEN" He sat down, wrote another
bill, and gave 1t to the boy.
In few minutes the boy returned
with the insurance agents check for
$3.50, and little note to Mr.. Lincoln
thanking him for his promptness, and
saying the company's other work oil this
character would be sent 10 him.
"GreAt scottl" said the young lawyer
10 the old one, did you make out bill
for $2502"
"Of course l did," answered the old
Judge. "You don't want to be damned
eleemoSynary institution for insurance
companies, do your"
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Geo. AuEu,tus sAln.

George Augusta sala, the well.known
English writer, on his last Australian
trip, wrote as follows to the London
Daily Telegraph:
"1especially have a pleasant remem.
brance OF the ships doctor-a very ex.
perienced maritime medico indeed, who
tended me most kindly during q hor.
rible spell Of bronchitis and spas.
modlc asthma, provoked by the sea fog
which had awooped down on US just
after We left San Francisco. But the
doctors prescriptions and the increas.
ing warmth Of the temperature as we
neared the Tropics, and, in particular,
q couple Of ALLcocH's Porous PLAsTERs
clapped on-oneo on the chest and another
between the shoulder blades-soon set
me right" D&w
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NEW YoRK, May 21.-Flour, receipts 20,SiS
pAckAgcgj exports va barrels and 400 sacks;
market heavy and lower; sales 1890 barrell
Wheat, receipts s2eo0 bulhelsi exports 1881
bushels; sales ], 1000 bushels Of futures and
y active; No. I red Doc: No white 90; i'm.
Ioweri No. 9 red May $40; June s2As294SC, closing
a. III 'q sSyptSSSsr 4aEs :Sss AZ slsSIR SE
December S6Nc. Rye dull Western gic. Stocks
Of grain 10 store and aHoat May lSj Wheat, 2ll7,.
go bushels corn, 6, 4ll; oatS 1871 4pS rye 100.
400 barley, 9S9it malt 4. 29l pea! l,llC. Corn,
sales 900 bulhels q futures and 900 bush
els OF spot market dull, weak aud lOWeri I'm.
graded mixed 41a4Sci Nay ilNci June 4lu, July
llSfc; August Allfei September t2sfe: oats, r..
S Sss 1000 OI SaSSe Il iaISrc Su'n AMI
$1,000 bushels Of spot market dull and
Sisadyi SPOT No. 2 white Sse; mixed western q
aSOpi white DO AAsok 81 No. Chicago 800, Hay
SSd hCps steady CSISc 9Psions s09 yy and l x
iS.SOc, August i6.O0c, September and OCTOBER
i6,IOai6. SOL November l6.VOci december 16,pOa
auiSl d. ls9fe. sugar, raw quiet refined steady
R StSSFf SIgSsF koSih Ste.dS fufpsS.hS dpIi
al so. EgEl steady western 10. FORK steady
aud guieti tnela els y extra prime ela 00Al9 IS.
cut meats ntI, Lard lower and dull western
team 7lgs Aa SS,, and June c'e JHS sS
WSstSfn dairy pai5ei creamery lsAi7c, cheese
Ill0i and easy light 6kafo, 0
CHICAGO, May 9o.7.A ilf business wa done ia
wheat to-day aud there was q strong feeling
early, but later va weak. a Air business wal
done ID corn wllhin Narrow range cat yetV
fioHr iiftn and unchanged Wheat cash No. Z
S5%aSsc; June slGsittc oioFnE q slcl July 76Si1
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIAfE
" Table taking effect Feb. TO- 1850, PaASen.
ger trains will run Rs iollowB-Central Time,
All trains daily except those marked thuBt
which do not run on Sunday.
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Can be Saved from a DFuAkaFd'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may BY ShietOd
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 many aud hard 10 Felin'
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RISEN 10 NOTORIBTY.
Senator oulIom d in Boston.

Senator Uullom rs IN bohton'
Mrs, Frank Leslie sailed has 70
Europe,
The poet Whittier will visit Main
next month.
Verdi is at work again on ''ROmeO ant
Juliet"
Alphonse III. Of Spain, will bs three
years old tomorrow,
Elk Postmaster General Dickinson
thinks penny postage impracticable,
DR.. Weir Mitchell, OF Philadelphia
has just completed book Of poems,
The marriage OF Justice Gray apd
Miss Matthews will take place June 9,
Hermann, the magician, who has
made several fortunes in his time, Is In
financial trouble,
Walker Blaine has almost entirely re
covered from the accident which result
ed in the breaking Of his leg,
Hon, Chauncey NJ. Depew will make
the annual address this year at the Yale
Law School commencement,
Wilson s. Bissell, ex.President Glove.
lands law partner in Buffalo, It Is said
has q desire to 70 to the State Senate.
Art criticism from the Wichita Ne,ps-
Beacon; Clara Louise Kellogg is better
waddler than she Is q warbler,
II am going to Europe this summer
with q largo party, /" said Phillips Brooks
the other day; "AIcVicker and myself, f"
he added,
The death OF Gen. Harvey leaves Col,
Hannibal Day, who entered the service
as q cadet In 1919, at the head OF the
longevity list Of the army,
Two OF last years Presidential candi,
dates, Cleveland and Fisk, have gone
into business in New York, and third,
Robert H. Cowdrey, Is now employed In
the Chicago water works,
Mrs. William Aston will pass the pres
ent month and portion Of June at her
beautiful country seat at Rhinebeck on
the Hudson, Mrs, Astor Is o neighbor
Of Vice President and Mrs. Morton.
Herr Josef Ritter Won Werndl, the
great Austrian rifle inventor and manu-.
iacturer, gained his knowledge Of fire.
arms in America, and then from small
beginning built up a factory employing
{, 900 men.
Col. Tom ochiltree, who Is now in
Washington, Is still wearing q pair Of
crutches until, as he says, "there are
corns enough on the palms Of hands to
run a Kentucky whisky dlstillery a
The assertion is made that Bishop
Potter is the only clergyman in the
United States who wears knee breeches
n the evening. This Is not strictly
rue. Bishop Doane, Of Albany, affects
he English costume.
MB. Humphrey Ward has received a
iery pleasant letter from Mr.. Gladstone |
IN her article In the Nineteenlh Century,
n which he criticises It in much the |
ame way as he did Robert Elsmere."
Mrs. Ward Is ut present taking u rest in
Italy.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.

WORD OF WARNING.
There white soaps each represented be s good the tpyi"
they ARE NOT but like eOunsr lack tho peculiar and remarkable qualities
the genuine. Ask for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon gtnglt
q Copyright 1885 by Proctor 4 Gamble
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An InnnrntIro Nscal.Itr.

What pure air Is 10 an unhealthy To-
cality, what spring cleaning Is to the
neat housekeeper, SO Is Hoods sarsapa.
rllla to everybody, at this season. The
body needs 10 be thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitalized, the
germs Of disease destroyed. scrofula,
Salt Rheum, and all other blood disor-
ders are cured by Hoods sarsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring
medicine.
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JIM, 1oosr RED clown Co,--genlg I
Please fnd enclosed 81 for one bottle
Iooee'6 Red Glover Extract, / used u
laat iall lof dlAbetia and am entirely
cured, Ny daughter wants 70 take II q
a spfinR medicine. / think II 10 q Won
tieflul medicine. Y0ufA truly JoHN
KNAuus. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
net Druggists wheeling, VIVA, nav
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MB. Humphrey Ward has received a
very pleasant letter from Mr.. Gladstone
on her article In the Nineteenth Century,
in which he CritiCises It in much the
same way as he did Robert Elsmere."
Mrs. Ward Is at present taking rest in
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THR secret Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bltters 10 owing 10 The fact
that II 10 the very beat iron preparation
made, Byathorough and rapid abeimllA.
tlon With The blood II reaches every pari
Of The body, giving health, strength and
endufancO 10 every portion. Thus boz
ginning al the foundation builds W
and restores lost health. II doea not
contain Whlsky or alcohol. II Will mol
blacken the teeth, II does not eonBtl'
pale or cause headache. II will cure
Dyspepsia, indigestion, heattbutnl plssep.
lesinesS, dlSSlheHp, nervous debility
weakness, etc, hw
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Bucklon's Arnica salyo.

The best Balye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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lovely.

Merchant Traveller. IL -.
"whOre have you BEEN keeping your.
self, Mr.. De Jay2u asked Mn, Belle
Proportion Of that young gentleman.
nYou haven't been going into socletyW
mot pweclsOly; that 10, you know,
I have been doybtihg my own time 10
myself. 1ndulging ID my own society,
AZ Il were. Pwetty ClOvah, don't you
Wye "Yss but how lonely you must have
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CoIuMpus, O., Jan. /, 1sS9.-To THE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Sirs:-Elixir
OF Dates cured me OF habitual constipa-
ton and dyspepsia. l recommend It 10
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel st. Claire, Co.
lumbus, o. Sold by O. X. Goetze, w. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams and John Laugh
lin. Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS intense Itching and
stihSInIj most Gt night, wore By scratching,
II allowed. 70 continue iumors form, which
often bleed and uicotAte, becoming ypfy sore.
6WIYNfi6 OINTMENT stops tho il6hlng and
bleeding, heals ulOofe Hon and 10 moet cases 70
% esni, IT. BWGynO a HOhi PhilGdSibhlG,
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ale Sntellfaellfer.
Iniesl Nos, sS and ~ Fourteenth Street.
THB OLD OAKRN BUCKET.

al,
Win vTs'V VIM. snr,i,h Of mind / ,emember my
poo sshiilah 70 h. ,,,b, ii Lrow,adyo ,,po.
sained; A ' - -
TAs % %aoa iAFm the wet 'Snsp'S'0SA "''a'
NM. naStiti ,i,o,9 o.,,...o..a ,,htob hava sInNa
Ismainsd, S'HNe9su "A'S4 NN'' ''s
Ths scSm.coysfed duck pond the plrtyo close
Tha dl!sch where III. sOur.molllng house
Nh. b aLhtEs ss ts 1v.,,,r. ,ha fan, harvard
AAs ntab tlAHsu uNsA'uk' Wv 'Np' Se'N'-'N
ma ~ aSS sovs,ol buoLat that that hung In tina
veII NS'e'sS VuNN'' N-s' '-@'
"S"'
Ina, th,pt NJ M No,s nm the vs,sal that llited
FL. na,s w. wy n sSn1sntISts atItsi
IN ,ha watas ~ p.sips ~ snaiSsIS ana,
TIA rattIws ,vnSd HLso x a1IianTi ron
MA SiaSSs IN Ir6v ~ nnSNI,sI ~ 'N-'
Tbs wsteF in siT ~ i, IN yerses 81 byron,
are . Wy tAlnEH ! remember wan "A'' ~ my
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FINANCR And TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Mar,

Tie Features Of tho Money md Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YoRE, May 2O.-MonOy on call easy OF
~ to az per cent; last loan at 2K per cent;
closed offered at 2N per cent Prime mercan.
tile paper s1<aSk per cont Sterling exchange
dull but steady at 81 STAT ss5I. sGlCs 372,SA
shares.
The stock market was more active to-day, but
there was less excitement than during tho last
few days Of last week, while firm TO strong
tone marked the dealings from the opening 70
the close. The transactions In Oregon Trans.
Continental were smaller and Of less proml.
nence. The Changers were very prominent In
tho market and all moved up slowly on very
fair business. The Coal stocks were also active
and made small advances. First prices were
generally from 10 II per cent higher. The
Northern PAclhcs soon came into notice, and the
common started up before noon, while the pre-.
ierred did not feel the stimulus until later. Tho
Northern tacifos continued to rise steadily, aud
In the last hour the remainder also moved up,
tho market closing fairly active and strong.
Tnns.C Continental shows q loss OF 3h per cent,
aud q few other stocks are iraCtl0nRlly lower,
but the majority are higher this evening.
Northern Pacific rose per cent, the preferred
~, Manitoba ", Jersey Genital !, and Southern
paII,aIId hb,nAs arm. vatns a 5oo mn
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Legal Notice.
rrustee,s Sales.
TiRUSTEE's SALE.

J.
Nv virtue of a Deed Of Trust made by y, W.
Ritter and Mary Ritter, hli wife, 10 II. u, Fer
yii,on as trustee. dated August \, 1859, and TO
SSSS5JeI In ile Oti!Cu Of the Clerk Of the County
Can't al Ohio County, West Vlrglnia, IN Deed
nj Trust BOOk No. ", page lO, aud also, by Yir'
tlg Of an order OF the Circuit Court Of this Ohio
county, W. Va, entered February u l@g ~
ChauCery Order Book NO, u, lollo IVY, WIZ sel!
al public auction, NJ the norm door Of me court
HO"'V' ~ SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1850,
,ho foIowIup described property, that Is TO say;
All 6 6S nof thIrd part 81 lot numbered ninety
thyeG ig.O on Market street, between Twenty.
third Rnd TWenlyiOurth hITCeIS, In that part Of
*" div ol Wheeling, Ohio county West Viz
vInIa known rs Centre Wheeling being the
stbIfj part Aforesaid Of lot numbered ninety
threr iEIj, on tho general plat Of the addition
IA AID city known us E0lF and ChApliue'4 add.
lion; he property hereby conveyed lEontipg =
feet on Market street and running pGck o. uni;
i0yu WiJih from said street the full depth, OF
aid lOt. together with all and singular the i'm.
movements thereon, aud the heteditAmenS and
lnDnrtcnancCs thereto belonging, belnR the
sst,S nTopOfly conveyed 10 \, W, Ritter BY Wash
jnvton Rumble aud vile, by deed dated August
No, and Of record Ia the Recorders Office OF
said county, In Deed hook No. 81, page AZ.
TERMS OF SALE ue'hRlf cash, and the resi-
due in Two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security Tor me deferred
payments, payable. at SIX and twelve montha
the lille TO DO retained until the. purchase
money DO raid In iull-Or tho purchaser may
nav tho whole or any portion Of tho purchase
,WonOv hs NAV elect In excess OF the one.hRlt.
q. B. DOVENER, Trustee.
". II. HAiLER. Auctl0neer My0
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ts44o AsS y ans SfI LI ass DAILY sSa
day excepted. MONDAY excepted, saturday
excepted. sunday only, Saturday only
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The simple application Of ,syAYARI otAT.
MENT,U VIthoulghy internal medicine will cure
any tAle d Teller, Bali Rheum, Rllgwoffn,
@ SS f Ssst p@e S S ES' SS 81 os, INK
OF long ltlndlhE,i II Il Potent, elective and
costs but tfihG. TfhkAW
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Q. g. Il Nash & ChAt......., O5
y. 8. ls coupon New Jersey Central Is
U. 8. 41SS Northern Paclhc, 29h
U. 8. * coupon..,.l0TNl do preleffed...... 6i5j
Adams Express.....lS Chicago & N. W.""ilOE
American Expfesa..ll4kl do preierred.....,.l4lE
Canada Southern. 631S New York Central. l071I
Central Pacihc.... 2S4 Ohio 4 Mississippi. ~;
Chesapeake &0hlu. 17XI do preferred ..,.,.. e51I
do tlfSt preferred. IS Pacific Mall ........... 361
do second pret'd. 831S Pittsburgh. 100
O, Q. @, q I.... Reading ....,..........
Denver 4 r. G...... II st, L, & 8. F.......... ~
............ 2 do pretefred.....,.. 6g
do preferrOd...,,... II do first preferred. 100
Fort Wayne...."...lb9 %. N. & 81. PAul...... 6gI1
Kansas d Toxls... li9fI do prOteHrod.....,.ll8h
Lake Rrie q West. 1B1 Texas Paclnc......,., 81
do prefefrOd,.,.,.. So Union Pacitlc.,..... GU11
Lake United States Ex,, SSE
Louisville d Nash. 6S W., 81 L, 4 P,..,.,.. lS1
L., N, A. 4 C......... ~ do preieffed..... 2SAi
Memphis 4 ChAS... o. NellS.Fargo Ex.,,.llll
Michigan Central. SStSlNestafn Union,.,,.. B69i
Missouri Pacl1C.,, 1g52l
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NEW YoRE, May 9O.-Plg Iron dull American
SSii ana Ss2Sy SsEi'O' iii adi'II 'taii
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Lost.

Acor.lacats, no. igl for Five Shares Of Stock
Of the Wheeling Electrical Company, dated
september u, 1857, the property Of q, 4, KAR'
WElsE, Of No. 30 Gray street, Louisville KY
All persons arc warned against negotiating the
.,,rS myltTu
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There are small insects that resemble
base ball players, inasmuCh as they are
liable 10 90 out on fowls. They are LA
Bile to make O short stop on bats.
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Whitney Mockridge, the Canadian
tenor, 10 about to become acltizen Of the
United States,
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r.. &C. RAILROAD.

B,,Z.&C, RAILROAD.
Belairo 4 zaneVille Through Passenger leaves
p.m
Woodsheld Passenger leaves BOllHlre at 4.eOp.
M, arrives At BellAiFe at S:25 q, III.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellRire
Of l2:26 p. M, arrives at 1850 o. IN.
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NGw. YoRk, Nay o0,-Tfade In. dty foods VA
lAlt, though itItO I. lgls special t,oyemgnt in
RenOfal, though they. have been SLOW 81 Ale9.
aS c Sss gSoSa' S market Ts0s oiS
Cotton hosiery Aud underwear arc II betlef 90.
mAnd, ARehH have made The price 81 Utica
NOhfifiSi biSachSd ihifIIhgi i0jiG,
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On. HpsLEY's cxLEnY, Beef and Iron
Is tho essence Of nerve, strength and
sinew. Sold by druggists. 8
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,, C[SIsgIIsssA'i, o. May 'oLCO''on steady mid
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PairAlAnnh.

NV YoAk, Nay % Petroleum opened steady
a. sl1fci And Atler a slight ADVANCE decline 70
egNc, Tue market thUl rallied slightly, Mter
CLOSE which wGI dull IL SiIiCj sales $1,000 bar.
OH CttY, PA, Nay 9o,-orened and highest
sl1soi lowest sici closed q elStoi Gales allgO
SS siS Ss' lSScSS i SH GSs EA s3
barrels
piJ1IppNog, "a, May o.. Petroleum dullsri
~ Gltt'
TrVsyttLH, Pa, Nay N,-.opened and highest
eiaici lOwest SGj 70 closed 81 SiNC.
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polt should ayoid exposure. They
might take cold and become a little
hoafaa.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ID On and after. May y, 1850, trains depart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

6lO a. M, 7:OOa. M, 500 a. M, 900 n. M, 1000
800 p. M, 400 p. M, $40 p. M, G;l0 p. m, 100
p. M, 800 p. M, sibS p. M lOl0p. nj.
sUNDAYs.-Leayea at 200 n. M. and run every
hour, except church train NJ 9:l6 p, m, Leave
Wheeling Park RtS:00 q, m, and run every hour
until 1000 p m, except church trains, which
will leave the Park at 9i5a. M, and Wheeling
at 1918 and 0:lb p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
i;SS a. M, $40 and 1850 p M, daily, and 500 a.
IN, except Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

MOundsvlle Accommodation, b:30 u. M, 1901
and 6:l0 p. M, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

$3.50 a. M, O:lO a. M, 700 q. M, 500 a. M, 800
q. M, 10000. M, ll;OO q. M, 1900 M, loop.
m, AGO p, M, 800 p. M 400 p. M, b:l0p p, M,
6l0 p. M, ZOO p. M, 500 p. M, $3.50 p. N,
a a, az, NUrpp, ,Nn pA0v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

plTIT,sI,BHgIjRIyqllH, CINCINNATI 4 81.
tj5oSi ,S6SdiS l " soS Q2"p.nha9als Rouis
Leave Wh9gli1g Central Standard Iiinoi ";
blenbehylllg, plllbufgh And IhO Eahl, 6tSD nv,
l2i3 n n sa9 ~ and $40 ,, m, fof ColuiI.
w. Si KY hiIS Indianapolis and 81 Iouii on
laI9 p ~. Trains arrive d Whoeilne Al 5ill
no tVly9 ., ma. 2itb p, m, and B,9i n, m.
ItaInA leaving go 4. "A, and aifivlnR siSj
bn @pi ~ t9lia between Wheeling and bits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-21

From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:O6 and 1891 p. IN. and II 100 p. m, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p, M, ex.
cept sunday.
MoundSyillo Accommodation, 7:lb q. M, and
40 and 7;iOp, m, except Sunday,