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gathered TO the top OF the foundation skirt.
The waist has g low r0und neck aud is
laced behind quite in the old fashion of
our grandmOther's day The neck il
draped with creped muslin snd the same
material forms the short pulled sleeves.
Some very handsome gowns were seen
on opening day ut the M.to9oiisn Mu-
scum of Art il New York, one decking
tall stranger being especially noticeable
The Wearer ~as a peculiarly graceful
woman, whose eyes anu hair were a tawny
brown almost exactly matching the
smOOth-snrlaeed cloth dress so simple, yet
90 aTtistically complete in ils finish as to
cause many eyes TO follow "ths distin.
guished-lOOking lady" "a l overheard
some one ceiling her, whom nobody SEEM
ed TO know. The long straight folds Of
the princesse costume were lifted jast
tr'ils az the left side to show the plain
skirt below. There not particle of trim.
mi1g nor a hint of color nor the fl ash of
jewsl nor leaf OF flower about it, and yet it
had a character that marked ss tawdry apd
ostentatiOus many Of the elaborate toilets
which brushed past it in the crowded
rooms. With it was worn small cspOte
OF the came cloth, with two golden and
dull red chrysanthemums for garniture
A. reception 10 Miss Amelia B. Ed
verbs, attended by the four hundred of
Brooklyn, the most picturesque dress WAS
NeO Greek "art" toilet of pale blue To-
dia silk crepe combined with black silk
brocade. Almost equally pretty was a
Directory pOlonaise of alternate stripes Of
silver, blue and black faille, worn over a
skirt of black bengaline The long coat
turned back with revers of black silk and
showed a loose blouse front OF black ben
galine caught at the waist by costly Cir
die with chstelsine ornaments OF real sill
yer in filsgree. Black Maquise lace with
rose pick crepe de chine and pale lettuce
green garnished with primrose lace were
other combinations. Black is decidedly
coming in and will appear more and more
frequently throughout the winter in hand
some house gowns.
At a late afternoon entertainment attend
ed by the fashiousbly literary set the star
Of the occasion was pretty woman who
has written fairly successful and not par
iicutafly wicked novel, and who wore
priu cesse coat made of three breadtbs OF
ampAs, dOvegray, with pale pink bios
SONS and leaves, and delicate wood violete
and here and there bud OF vivid red scat
tered over its folds. This coat was faced
with pink satin and was open below the
waist line on the back and at the sides
Tue neck was half low and round and the
elbow sleeves were high on the shoulders
Silvery mOusseline de chiffon formed the
skirt, which WIS mounted on silver fcun-
daiicn skirt entirely without steels or
d.
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BELLAIRE.

There is a big mud hole on the north
west corner of the Square. A little work
would make the walk 70 that pedestrians
would not be in Danger of getting drowned.
Mrs. Mary Corbet, wife of Samuel Cor
BET, who attempted suicide some weeks
sirce because her husband did not live up
to his duty, has su,d for divorce.
The low pavements have been aub-
merged for the past two days. The
streets in some instances are better for
walking than the sidewalks.
The Ohio Valley railroad is soliciting
rights of way. Some of the contracts
made several years since have run ont and
are being renewed.
The hunters who went out the B, Il. &
on a trip came hack last night, drench-
ed to the skin, aud with very little game
A delegation of Wheeling MasOns were
in the city last night in attendance at Bel
laire Chapter No. l07, K. A NJ.
The Triumph Dancing Club is the latest
organiz ,tioD. The club will dance the
first part Of next month.
Some OF the blowers at the Crystal Wiz
dow as Works are leaving the city 20
work IN other factories.
The Marshal has gone to Pitt. burg 10
look after the chap who stole goods f'om
Louis Cohen & Co.
A gentleman from this city is get ing
ready 80 put on the market first class
washing compound.
n K4-,x..o % 1a has hppn
purchased by the Globe FIGURING Mill and
will be torn down.
There is talk of board walk being
built from the old Goblet Wo ks down to
Pinch Run.
A crowd Of co'ored folks will go to
Wellsylle on Thanksgiving to attend
private hop.
Patrick Lohan has cold piece Of prop
erty in the Fourth ward to John F!aherty
for 81 600.
"Blsck Diamonds" will be presented OF
the Elysian Tneater this afternoon and
evening.
At the matinee OF the Elysisu theatre,
this afternoon, every boy and girl gets a
present
The ladies' of the Presby e,ian Church
will have display Of dressed dolls at their
bazaar.
Miss Louise Kellogg, who plays in
"Blsck Diamonds" is not the original
Louise.
The Bellaire Nail Works purchased from
Geo. N. Wise twenty acres of coal at 80
an acre.
AaegS is sc egg. Tue fruit is selling IN
some of the stores ct so cents dozen.
Chas. Fitzpatrick aud Miss BERTHE Os'e
will be married on Thanksgiving.
Rev S B. Graft, of the Church of God
is holding a revival at Jacobsbnrg
The American Mechanics took in seven
new members at the last meeting.
Samuel Oattet. of the Fourth waro'
buried an infant child yesterday.
Miss Coil Hubbard, Of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting fciends in this city.
There wss but one occupant in the lock
mp Yesterday.
The night clerk at the Windsor Hotel
has resigned.
Ross G fen has given up his position at
Blum Bros.
There was slight fall Of unOw yesterday
evening.
The O &P. bal put in a nice cOmOina
ton safe.
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of pretty aprons 10 give a properly house
sifsly cir 10 the small women. la a big
o.d.fsshionei house at Fort Hamilton,
Lorg Island, not far from the barracks OF
the idle defenders Of an unprotected ma
ZION. from twenty-five to thirty family con
neCtiOns have been invited 10 est the
Thanksgiving meal The presiding genius
OF ,his household is beautiful grand
mother Of 60, whose white hair waves
in soft ripples, whose blue eyes ore still
bright aud whose cheeks are still pink ard
smooth This charming grandmother has
three daughters only less charming than
herself snd these three daughters have
'our little girls just OF height and WHOSE
brown curls reach to just the same point
between their shoulder blades. These
four little girls were honored with PIE
senta,ion to Booth and Nine. Moo eska ne
other afternoon. Mods kissed them
aud Booth Sid they we're the p'ettiest
uaartet he had ever ssen. Since that day
they have bseu very proud little people
aud will gaily pTsnce about with comic
airs in their Thanksgiving aprons. Each
apron is Of foe gray sail cloth, enveiop-
ing the figure, after pattern cut for one
of the mothers by Lady Pauucttote, Wife
Of the British Minister, and almost cover
ed With quaint embroidery in cross-stiteh
ia red linen. With slippers adorned with
old silver buckles and red bows and red
ribbon sno-ds col 6aiug their curls the lit
Gle housewives will pace the pitchers OF
cider when the family group settles itssli
+ for comfortable old-fashioued enjoyment
/ Of the evening,
TIE opening of the MetrOI olitan Opsra
/ House was practically the opening OF TIE
season. When the fret gag chords OF the
winter are sounded a marked distinction
between gowns for the dancers and gowns
of the non-danoers will appear. The small
bot notable array OF debutantes stand
slaurchly by last seasons choice OF gauz'
aud tissues 10 delicate hues, and will float
over the polished floor, upborne by hearts
As light az thistle down. envOloped N
clouds Of white, or rose pink or pale blue
These gauzss and lisses are no longer
sprinkled indiscriminstely with gold or
siivec splngles, but many strings OF tiny
gold and crystal and, perhaps, turquoise
or ruby beads loop the drsperies and are
caught ia place By lscs-wiugsd Butterflies
or DIVERS wrought in beads or rhine
stones or real jewels Gold and silver
/ threads are sometimes used in the weav-
Jog. but Ofiener contrasting shsdes OF
silk are run ia in crOsshafs.
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sMILKs FOR ALL.


A bouncirg baby should he imbued with
elastic spirits. -Hotsi Gazciie
Experience 10 business teaches a man
tina, many debtors done dsy.-BHghomp-
'0g Leader
"S1me Of the best people in the country
prt up with me, said tire paVnbIOker.-
kuwol Enterprise
Few of us ever discover b'gots among
those who agrse with our religious clavic-
tons Troy Press
TIE g-oi that men DO may be inferred
With their bones, but the ctiIins Of some
men sre not crowded. Troy Press
Ifyon went 20 be perfectly hspPy after
a Tursish bath, take a short nap and then
dynamite.-No-l York Commercial Adrer-
f,r.
TIE medium ia perhsps the best pace in
lite, Tor we 90 erve SONS men found fault
with for being slow ank others for being
fast. -B0,t0u Courier.
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Departure and arrival of Trains a. Wheei, ,ais
Eastern time. Schedule IN effect Nov. ls.n, lee''
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Great improvements.

It is not many years ago ueOple Travelled on
horseback or ~ s ages now fly miles an hour
is not fat enough for them. Formerly people
wrote letters tGst were weeks In re-ching their
destination; now the tele lTaph flashes though.
aronrd the void. Formerly doctors blei Their
patients for nearly every complaint; noF they
use advanced science OF the his hest order Prof.
Austin Flint, OF Bellevue College, says: The
judic!ous use of alcoholic II mulants is one OF
the striking cha acleris les Of progress In the
practice of medicine during the last half cen
III y" Prof Henry Mot, III. d, +. c. 5, says:
"By most areful analy is have 'ould Duffy 5
Pure Malt Whisky free from authorizations or
foreign substa ces AID It desc YES 10 meet with
great luece " The well-known DR. K. W.
HUI chlrsJp Of New YO'k says: 81 highly rec
ommend Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey and pre-.
scribe it extensively in my practi @" Rev. B.
Mills OF Princeton, Iowa, 81 s. Il Rave usei
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky with great benefit TO
my wife, who is a conf med invalid. know
f,om experience it is a pure and most valnaole
medicine / am also uting IL in the case OF nay
son. who Is threatened with consumption. an
a Presbyterian clergyman and doctor OF OWN
ity, hut am not strai1 TO recommend DuliJ s
MALT VIII skey as the purest and most ethcient
tonic that l know OF, and ms experience Is a
large one" Vp
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LIVE sTOCR.

CHICAGO, November 22-Cattle. receipts s500
head; shipments 3 600 head; market strong and
l0c higher: beeyes s. 00aj 80; steers q sJai ~
st0ckers and feeders 81 sOa2 800 Texans 81 4Oa
> IS; western rangers 81 75a3 60. ..o,
Hoes-Receipts 5OOC0 lead; shipments 4OOJ
head. market easier; mixed, heavy ana hght
g 60a3 IS. 49,,
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000
head; market strong; western 81 5Oa4 20 Texans
50 coal 90.
EAST LIBERTY, November . -Cattle-kecelpts
800 head; shipments 80 head; market firm and
unchanged. 80
Hogs9Receipts $500 head: shipments, 700
head: market firm; Philadelphia 81 Ool4 %;
Workers 50 7ja3 30. 80
sheep--Receipts COO head; shipments 400
head; market SLOW and unchanged.
CINCNATECI, o., November p. Hogs: stronger;
butchers, SO 7OaS 90. Receipts, AGO head snip
ments, 40 head.
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S,me Of the prettie3r new house @ wns
are accordion plated silk dresses in light
and delicate cOlors to be worn with velvet
slip., in rich ami contrasting tones. Pale
yellow or primrose bengaline or armuTe
make up in striking combination, with
black velvet OvergOwns having VAudyked
sleeves zousvs fronts aud long Directory
coat tails reaching quite TO the foot of the
skirt behind. A fascinating widow whom
Mr.. Weller would have been justified in
labelling dangerous" wears a plated
gown of silver beng Zine with 8 slip OF
violet velvet. Other house gowns recently
fi9ished have full straight skirts OF soft
white or pale old rose or ivy green elk
turned up in wide hem and then board
cred with gold or silver GALLON which re-
appsars as girdle. The adjective pic
e,que" is applied more Justly to this
winters toilets than has often hSpueDed
in previous yesrs. ELLEN OSBORN.
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CrNcISSAr1, OHIo, November 22-Flour,
easy. Wheat quiet; No. red nc; receipts
, 56J bushels: shipments, 2ilOO bushels Corn
strong: No. mixed SSc. Oats, firm; No ?
s n,9S at $40 % Lard, 'frm at SC l215. Bulk
Meats. steady; short rios S. p. Bacon, quiet;
short clear IS 50. Whisky, firm; al 81 o.. But
ter, sugar and Cheese, firm. Eggs, firm at 9c
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ATonderful plscorrsy.

Another Wsnderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this cOun-
try. Disease fastened It's clutches upon
her and for seven years che withst0cd its
,svsrest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months SIZE C0ughed necessarily
aud could not sleep. She bought Of Us q
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking Grst dose thst she slept sll
night ard with one bottle has been mirac-
nlously cured Her nsue is Mrs. Luther
Latz." Thus write W. c. HamriCk d
Ce.. OF Shelby, n. c. Get free trial bot
tleat Logan u 90. g Drug Store.
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TOLEDO. o., November 22-Whest, gu and
lower. cash Ss1c: December $50; May So &c
Corn, steady snd duli: cash sac; Oats, hrp
and November SIC Receipts-Wheat, 9.l00
bushels: corn, Is 100 bushels; oats, 5000 bush
sc. rye 5Ol 6u. hels. shipments Wheat, d
i01 bushels: corn. 900 bushels; oats, 5000 bush
els. rge, 500 bushels; clover seed, rs osgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-23

Tire transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health marks an
epoch i'm the life of the individual. Such
% remarkable event is treasured in the
memory end the agency whereby the good
health has been STAINED Is gratefully
blessed. Hence itis that 30 mach is heard
IN praise Of Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe tneir restoration 70 health, to the
use OF tie Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease Of Kid
news. Liver OF stomach, of long OF short
standing you viii surely find relief by use
of T. 'ectuc Bij.ers. Sold at soc. snd 81
psr bottle az Logan & Co. s drug store.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Iii Prizes amounting io............-ss.i5o,6oo
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nnnslan,. Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for gus,
gruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhennll feve'
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, OnllolS ms
norns and all the Skin Erupuons, ap1
nositively cures Piles, or no pay reg ulreu ..
+ Is guaranteed to giTe satisfaction OF
Money refunded. Price % cents per box
Fer sale by Logsn 4 %.
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PKTKOLElIM.

NEW YORK November p -Petrolcum opened
stesdy at 81 Osl4. aud after first sales became
strong and advanced to 81 O9H. A slight re-
action followed, hut the tone remained good,
opening at 81 0s14 highest sli9%; lowest 81 o. s.;
closing at 81 O91s tales. $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY PA, November p Petroleum opened
at 81 1915 highest 81 0g%; lowest 81 OS%:
closed at 81 C9IS. Sales, $4,000 barrels: clear.
ances, $4,000 barrels; charters 42937 barrels;
shipments 70, 1875 barrels; runs, l,223 barrels
PITTsguRG. PA, November 22.-Petroleum,
dun but firm; opened at 81 o.: closed at
81 O9%; highest 81 Ogj3; lowest 81 0sI
BRADFORD, PA, November p Petroleum
opened at 81 0s76: closed at 81 U915; highest
81 O9z lowest 81 OsI5 clearances, 72SOOO barrels.
T1TUsvILLE. PA, November 22.-Petroleum
opened at 81 OsN; highestsl O914; lowest 81 0s13;
closed at 81 coz
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rRANsoHlO nTYIsIoN.


Y. ?. q B. DIVISION,
For PittsbuY. $40 and 40 q m. and sop.
m, daily, and 1910 p m. dsily, Except sunday
Washington Accommodation, 30 -. L., - -
cept sunday
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THANKSGIVING DRESS
NOT FOR BIRDS OF THIS TABLE BUT BIRDS
OF FASHION.
Dancing Gowns for The Opening Of the Season
Aprons for observation-disclosures FOR the Waltz
aud Lampas for the Mairons-Pie-
tHrssqasHsss IS Everything.
COPYRIGHT 1889.

The Thanksgiving festivities this autumn
will be marked by the revival or many old
time customs The popping of corn, the
cracking of nuts and the roasting Of sp-
pies on the hearth before the open fire viii
FIJI mp tho evening st many houses where
such primitive methods of entertainment
had been given over long since TO less fash
ionable, simpler and happier people.
These homely dainties will be served not
By waiting men or maids bat by the
little folk of the family gatherings, and
a noticeable feature of the preparations
for the day Of the destruction Of turk
eyes is a wonderful revival IF the vogue
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GREAT MIN IN PErrICoATs.
Miss willard Predicts Awful X suits From
snch a Change.

Frances T Willard is down upon the
female STYLE OF dress, which she calls
"sverlastingly bei,illed, bedizzsned and
bsdrsqgled." Continuing in the same
save. Glitch Ellison and construct him
i1sids q wasp waistcost, aud you'll get no
more Inventions bind a hustle on Bis
marck and farewell to German unity ;
coerce SwiabUrne into corsets, and he'll
give you no more songs, put Parnell into
petticoats and home rule IS q lost cause.
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Metal Market.

NEW YoRK. November - Copper, stro3s an
cniet pig Iron, firm; American SIC 5Oals %
lead, dun aud easier; domestic IS 80. I'm eu'el
straits S2l 20,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money ut BALE Per Oent.-Governments
Dull and steady-Stocks strong-Fiour
mil and wheat Lower.

NEW YORK, November 22.-Monev on cal
tight. ranging from to - per cent last lean $
pr cent; closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper 5%a7H per cent: sterling ex-
change quiet and steady ut 4Sg4aiS1.
GOvgkSMESTs- Dull ana steady.
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Leave the city si +, 90 A. ru and RIM evcrV noui
rrtI q0l %. 10. Leave Wheeling Park az 9 a ~.
lrf --n every hoIr until 1880 p. IN. Ezctpt
Church lraiu. which wiz leave PARK az $50 O.
-,f a-F C,tr rfl.frp %. IN g. HIRSCH.
sllnarinIenl.nt-
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Throat Diseases commence with Cough,
Cold. or Sore Throat "Broui's Br0Hehioi
Ircct.s" give immediate relief sod only ia
LlL.a. Price p cents
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RailrOads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

b
De,ariure and arrival n Trains. ~ Wheel,ng'
Eastern time. Schedule In effect Nov. ls.h' lss''
MAIN LINE EAST -.
Por Baltimore Philadelphia snd New loiAi
AS 4 m, 225 aud 1850 p. m, dslly. 1.r.
Cumberland Accommodation, ~ a. m uA''s'
Except sunday. sstiv
Moundsville Accommodation, 100 a. H. X
cept sunday.
From New York. Philadelphia and BAumoie'
$3.50 a. m. and l2.i5 ?. m. and llao ?. M 49,,
Cumberland Accommodation 90 p. H. TX
Gfsaon Accommodation, 1915 y. m, daily;
Monndsville Accommodation, % 3. m TX
cept Sunday.
TRANsOHlO DIVISION.
For Chicago, s.35 and 10 o. NJ arc luily p M
daily, ~ i.l5 p m. d lily, Except Monday
Cincinnati Express, 1910 q. ~ and iOi' s ra''
Columbus and Chicago EXPIRES, EXCEPT sun
Columb5s accommodation, i:i5 p m, EIooi {
s.. Ciairsville Accommodation. zoos q. n. ana
l:i5 and 40 p. m, Except Sunday.
AKRIvE
Chicago Express l2,45 aud 6.sn a. m. and 6,l0
p. IN, daily, and 1915 =. q, ., daily Except Mon
day.
Cincinnati Express, 5s5 a. m. and $40 P NJ.
daily.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation, ll0J a. m, daily
TX lept sunday.
ST. Clsirsville Accommodation, II 90 a m. ~
l.35 and 1880 D. m, Except sunday.
W.P & B. DIVISION.
For PittSbuY. $40 and 40 q. M and cop.
m, daily, and $40 p m. dsily, Except Sunday.
Washington Accommodation, 30 -. L., -
cept sunday
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 100 a. m. daily, 1850 D. m,
Except Sunday, 6.55 and 1910 p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $40 a. m, daily
Except Sunday.
CHAs. o. sCULL.
nOi0 General Passenger Agent.
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TOR RENT.

THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUs Warehouse
L No 1910 on east side Of Main street, and
now occupied By Robert Simpson & Co. rs a
wholesale srocery. The house is IN good order,
has natural and city gas and Haven hand ele
vator. Possession first Of April, or hnt Of Janu
airy II desired.
Fine Basement, with all appointments, under
C. Schnepfs dug store, and best stand in the
city.
Also, following rooms in in Reilly Block, cor
ner Market aud Fourteenth streets:
Fine Office rooms Nos, and { on secoud floor;
Office rooms Nos 6, S and on third floor "Ly-
ceum Hal formerly IT, Gcorpe Han, on fourth
floor. his is one OF the fnest and best located
halls in the city. All the rooms In this building
are fttcd with modern Improvements, including
city and natural gas. Possession given at once
10 all OF the above
For terms apply 10 NJ. REILLY,
mol eOdt No 1871 Main Street.
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aar Sals.

EoR sALE-GOOD WATER GAUGE WITH
II cocks, for upright boiler. Apply at this
office auOfh
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We tbs undersigned Banks and bGnEcra VIII
pay All Prizes drawn IA The Louisiana state lot.
terles which may be presented III our counter
H. n.WALmsbEN, Pret't Louisiana Nat b.
PIERRE EANAUX, Pres't state MAI BIZ.
A. BALDWIN, Prest New Orleans Natl Bt
UARL KOnN, Pres't Union NAtI0na Banr
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STEAMER BELLAIRE
Daily Trip. City Tlme-6.S5. S.l5 and ll:4o 8
20. $50. $50. $50 o. POI.
sundsy rrip-s and 10 a. IN; l.SO, $50 and $50
p. m.
CGT HEEIIN6 AND ELS GROVE Raj RoAl
w or Gnd anar Monday. October 18th, lSSs
.ralas on t1s " Wheeling and Kim Grows kAiIoso
OIL gun 81 follows.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Wheeling PARK.
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for &sst

ITO LET-Dwelling ll22 Market ST.; 10 Rooms
MEN, 1876 Water street. oc23ead
DOR RENr-THE wELL-KNoWN BUSINESS
II staad No. 30 Twelfth street Possession
given april 1t, 1890. For particulars enquire OF
F. C. MEYERS. at the Fire AID Marine Insur-
auce Co 5 office. uO2b
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SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Quit t;sal6s 81. oil 600.
STOCKs.-There was renewed interest in the
trusts to-day, and the stock market was less ac-
tive for the regular list but the log lit showed a
marked increase IN the amount Of business done
I he beaIs made considerable effort to get the
prices OF the cOalers, the trusts and the Southern
stocks down, hut the only weak spot uncovered
was Wheeling and Lake Erie, which dropped
over per cent on selling orders said TO be for
Boston account and induced by a rumor Of a
further issue OF preferred stock. The weakness
in the latter and Denver, Texas and FL. Worth
and lead trust was the feature Of the forenoon
trading, but everything strengthened
in the afternoon and the market
closed on a squirt of strength with mo OF the list
but Slightly changed and the gains and losses
about evenly distributed Wheeling and LAKE
Erie preferred was the only important decl ne,
29I. while Cotton Oil is ~ l55 sugar ia and
Chicago Gas ~ Sales 297,Sl7 shares Quota
lions closed bid as follows,