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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

--A- HltAb +--I q -AA t-Asstf @t-+ - .A@r
made Washington tne boss pIaae IA TIE
country for the sale Of Cigarettes.
-
Wee President M0rt9n's quarter OF a
million dollar hotel is nON open for
bganess and VII be great resort this
elter. A great many senators and
Congressmen have engaged apartments
Tor the season, and the class of people
who board there Nil be very fashion
able. They viii need 10 haye plenty Of
money as It vii Dc a tFihe expensive 10
1--we ln the ''ShOreham," ss Mr.. Morton
calls his place. FOR a single room the
tariff is 5000 year and from that q
ranges Hp % 5000. These figures YOU
must remember are merely FOR the fur
nlsnsd rooms. The tenants viii live n
7 the restaurant attached 10 the hotel
and prices VIII be Ia keeping with the
rent Of the rooms. 20 YOU see that II a
man wants % be one OF the Wee Press
7 dents tenants he must put consider
ably more than SD IA his inside vest
I pocket when he comes 20 Washington.
-
". +. Curtis, the special agent IA
I charge VI Lne Pan-Amercdn Congress,
makes q daily and confidential report
u secretary OL state OL Blame regard
.ag the trip Of the Congress aud the
way in winch the delegates were treat
I ed 40 every city iu which they stopped.
/ understand from a very good source
mat Mr.. Curtis wakes eloquent IN re-
counting the treatment accorded to the
/ Congress ln your city. tie says that
lue reception was a magnificent one
and tar ahead OK that accorded them ia
much larger cites. But apart from the
social side OF the reception he is part.c-
uatrly Well pleased with the nl8gniri-
cent showing made by the industrial
establishments ot Grand Rapids, and he
F feels sure that the visit must have good
results and bring about an enlargement
~ the trade between Grand Rapids and
+ the various countries OF south and Cen
tral America. THIS IS very tiatIering.
A. VI. l..
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For St, ClAirsville, s:6b m, 2:2O IN and $40
| p N, dRlly, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 1855 and
O:SO N aud $50 p IN daily, aud 4;& 4 m daily
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1tyou try this remedy you will say rs many
Others have said, that II Ia tho hest blood puri
fer and tonic. Write Blood balm Co.. Atlanta
Ca, for book OF convincing testimony.
], r, Davis, Atlanta, Ga, (NycSt Endl writes
~ consider that D, d. II. has permanently cured
mo Of rheumatism aud sClatlcR."
II, n, sAullcr, Athens, Ca, says ~. IL u
CURED me q an ulcer that had resisted az othOi
Il, 4. yIIh5loy, Columbian, Ala, writes. "M,
mother aud sister had liberated sore throat anl
srFOiula u. II. u, cured them"
Jacob n, SDOnCleF, Newman, Ga, wfltCsi III
y. II. entirely cured me VI rheumatism In my
shoulders. I used six DOltlUs.'l
Charles Reihhardt, No, 9O15 Fountain street
Baltimore, Nd, wrllCsi ~ suffered With bleed
Ing piles Two years, and ain glad " say that ON
bottle NJ Il, H. u cured np,
y, 1. Hardy, Tpprbaj Ga. Wfligai IN. u, w. u
uuluk 6lirO I6r CalATth, Three bottles cured inO
I had bpbD troubled several years.
II Sphinx, Atlanta, ua,l MyAi "UnO bOltlO
u, II, H. completely cured my child 81 eczema,
", A. Pepper, FfOdOnlg, Ala. writes! III, II
| H. cured my mother Of liberated botu throat"
Logan 4 Co., Wholesale agents.
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AMERICAN PROTECTION

It's not q departure but a return that
we have witnessed. The protective pol.
Icy had then liz opponents. The argu.
mont WAS made as now that liz bsneatl
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short ribs GOOaG1Nc; shoulders 6.25a5.37ISc
short clear G,2jaG.37ISc Whisky 81 %. Sugars
butter and pgug lnyy md UNCHANGED

short ribs G.OOaG1nc; shoulders 6.95a6.37ISc
short clear G,2ja6,37ISc Whisky 81 %. Sugars
butter aud eggs casy aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, MD., March 4.-Wheat, western
and winter rcd spot 0G11sNg9lsO; April 0J1lRQic
May p3alf)SC. Corn. western dull and steady
mixed ipOt 3gIIaty9sC; March 3glSa3g14C; May
ilAc. Oats quiet aud easier; western white a2a
331yC: do mixed 2ll3lC. Rye steady at 6Ga6SG
Hay dull AT $1,000. ButterquIet; western packed
lSa2Oc; best roll ldAlSc; creamery gIa2gc. Egg
easier ut l3Nc. Coffee highGrat 1sIfC.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March i.-Flour weak
Wheat weak; No 9 red MnrCh gGJIa07yIC; Aprl
ylI2o:. May Vi54agSIT June 9slSaggC. Corn weak
No. o high mixed, on track, 8DISC; No. mixed
aud yellow iOc; No, . mixed March 3g1tR80JsG
April 4gISatlcj May 4lR42C; June 4lg4ai2I4C. Oats
weak; Nos white 81 No: No. white 90; future,
dun AND unchanged Provisions dull and un
changed.
CINCINNATI, o., March 4.-rlour quiet. Whoa
dull and nominal Corn firm. Oats dull RS,
quiet Pork quiet. Lard steady ut G.76c. hull
lheaig and bacon In fair demand Whisky STEADY
at O9. nuitcT, sugar lnd cheese quiet. Lii
seed oil In iair demand. Eggs dull al lie,
TOLEDO, o., March 4.-Wheat caslOr; cash O7lLc
aud lower; cash ag55ic May 500. Oats GulCt
caAh 2Oc; May sc, Clover seed Bteadyt cash aud
March 81 10,
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TIE fact that good health, strong mus.
Giles and sound nerves are attainable
should encourage every invalid to an
earnest endeayor in the right direction.
Remember all diseases owes It's origin,
more or less, to n lack OF iron in the
blood. Iron in tho blood means health,
strength aud vigor. Analyze the blood
Of nm invalid and little or no iron will
be found. Healthy mems blood is full
Of iron. The best method Of supplying
this lack Of iron Is by using Browne
Iron Bltters, a sure cure for dyspepsia,
general debility, weakness and wasting
diseases. Ddw
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rBRiIlDLi. FOiIEwAllNIN0s

Cough In tho morning, hurried OF dli.
dCult breathing, raising phlegm, tight.
ness Of the chest, qulckenSd pulse; ee,n,,iii.
ness In tho eyen!!G,ss or swOab al night,
aii or any Of these things arc the first
staged Of consumption. Dr. ACkDrE
Enpllsh Remedy for consumption will
cure these fearful symptoms, and Ia sold
Under a pOsiliN guarantee by o, II
Goethe, Il. y, Burt o. MVnEemeller
Logan 4 Co, ~
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A RETROSPECT.

Tho Territory Of Dakota has now q
population greater than any of the
original States Except Virginia. and
greater than the aggregate Of five of the
smaller States in 1900. The center ofthe
population when our National Capitol
was located was east Of Baltimore and It
was argued by many well informed per.
sons that 1t would move eastward rather
than westward yet in 1880 1t was found
to be near Cincinnati, and the census,
about to DO taken, will show o;her
stride to the westward. That which
was the body has come to be only tho
rich fringe Of the Nations robe. But
our growth has not been limited to ter
ritory, population and aggregate wealth;
Marvellous as 1t has been in each Of
those directions, the masses Of our peo.
pie are better fed, clothed and housed
than their fathers were. The faculties OIL
our popular education have been vastly
enlarged and more generally diitused.
The virtues OF courage and patriotism
have given recent proof Of their pontin'
ued presence and increasing power. In
tho hearts and over tho lives OF our peo'
pie tho influences OF religion have been
multiplied and strengthened. The
sweet offices Of charity have greatly In.
creased. The virtue Of temperance iH
held In high estimation. We have not
attained IN ideal conditlon-not all oil
our people are happy and prosperous
not all OF them are virtuous and Law.
abiding, hut on the whole, the oppor'
tunities offered to the individual to So
cure the comforts Of lie are better than
arc found elsewhere and largely better
than they were here one hundred years
npo.
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Ar PERFECT UNION,

The surrender OF q large measure Of
sovereignty to the general government
effected by the adoption Of the constitu-
ton was not accomplished until the sug-
Restions Of reason were strongly rein.
forced by the more imperative voice OIL
experience. The divergent interests Of
peace speedily demanded q more pcrieOl
union. The merchant, tho shipmastOi
and the manufacturer discovered and
disclosed To our statesmen and to the
people that commercial emancipation
must DO added 10 the political freedom
which had been 80 braYely won. The
commercial policy Of the mother coun
try had not relaxed any Of It's hard and
oppressive features. To hold In CHECK
tie development Of our commercial
marine, 10 prevent or retard the eBtab
liahment and growth Of manufactures Ii
the States aud 40 10 secure tho American
market for their shops and their carry
Ing trade for their ships was the polio!
Of European stdteSnCn aud wSO pursued
With the most selfish Wgof. lIutlton
poured In upon Congress, urging thl
imposition Of discriminating duties tha
should encourage tho production 3
needed things NJ home. The patriotism
Of the people which no longer found
lpld Of exercise In war was ohUrgetlcAll.
direG.sA 10 tho duty OF elulpplng Iii
Young Republic C! the defense Of y
Independence by making its peop.ss sell
dependent societies Tor the promotion q
homo manufactures and Tor enoouEagIn
the uBo Of doinOstlCs In the dress Of III
people, were organized In many Of III
States. The revival al tho end Of III
century Of the same patriotic interest |
tho preservation and development {
domestic industries and the defense
our working people against injurist
foreign competition ID ali ihcidUl
worthy Of attention,
1MERiCAN PROTECTION
It's not d departure but a return M
we have witnessed, Tic protective nc
Icy had then Ia opponents. The arg
mont was made as now that liz bench
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CHICAGO, March A. Cattle - RccelDls ii M
head shipments }, zoo head market weak holcC
To extra 6CeVes 81 2iai CO., Sie0ta 81 DOnl 90; stock
CrB aud feeders 81 2Oal ali cows, bulls mud mixed
81 bOn3 10. ll0gs-RCCClpts 2O0OO head; ship
menH NO; market stronger; mixed 81 %; light
100 head; shipments 900 heRdi market LtCady
aud rather weak natives % 7ia5 10; western corn
fed 81 bOai Isl lambs 81 1lI6 %.
East lilgRTY, Pa, March H. Cattle-HCceIpt,
lao head; shipments 100 head market slow III
shipments 100 head market ialr; medium
Philadelphia o. 7Gli 80 heavy 81 coal 20; Pig
and Workers 81 SOl ", -RGCelpis ~
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O., March l.--llogs In good do
inahdi receipts 900 head shipments 170heAd.
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NEw YoRK, March 4.--Flour, receipts 1850
packages pYpOtIgl 200 barrels aud % 600 sacks;
iletkge dull and hgavyi sales ll,lOO barrels,
Wheat, receipts 2,7tO bushels sales A2 900 bush
els OF futures and 500 bushels Of spot; spot
market dull aud weaker No, 0 red y2c; 40, fcd
q OGi No. white pDCt options tHlrly Rptivej 40
: rcd March V55hQCc, closing Atpy146i April u7Ci
May y1G9S)io, OlbsinR nj btJSO June pS4aps)sc
GloslIg q ge July Iyln,s So,ng a. we
10 store aud AllOat March u Wheat, S,O6i'IIi
bushels, corn, i,79i,6f1 bushels; oats, i,bOO,IlC
buShClsi rye, l@,0jl bushels barley, igg,bti
bushels malt itL0ig bushels peas, 200ll bush
OILS. Corn receipts $4,000 6pIhOlA; export
ilS 800 bushels sales 49, 6O1 bUAhOiI Of lIhlfCs
and n,U0 hulhuh OF SPOT market. lrluQr aud
lullt ullEtated nlGpd' iiaH(3pi March ia&O
April 1>igi May 4J9yatj3tu closing ~ AaA1
spot market quiet and unchanged COlIcc, op
tlOtl steady al 1850, April lG,sUal7, OjC, lu6t
lBy ai7.2OGi July iiOMl1lOc August lib
l7ljcj September Il .9QalIO9oI October, NOtCm
egr, December and january ll,OO4i7,tbel ttO
Rio stronger ~ $40 sugaG, tpnned gUlOt. SO
laSS6s quiet, HlCOgtm, 1ai0W weaker. Ronii
| flfn Atai lhni ~. TOfppnllnC strong Eggs firm
western liaiiyfr Fork quielOf, Cut meat
steady. Lard aitonggri western steam 1910
SR h5G9 a lo A SP S Si sSoS%aRSSi w. ' s
VI steady creamery new l6a2sC, Elgln 2Da96C
Cheese outlet aud unchanged,
CHICAGO, March i.--Tmdlng In wheat wa
gpalmOdlO, With ialf agHregald business, III
feeling was somewhat unsettled and price
showed better ihBh Saturdays closing, Tfaiin
IN corn was largely local. Oats were moro Il
i've, llga products were stronger, Flour wed
and i0a9Ou lower, Wheat cash No. tpflhp
SI6lltai OlsSI 10. gllrlny gUaglel No. 9 10
III 0ilEai 0lNj March tlUOLAi OK, closing /
iiOi5si May. q O53ai 0lJi, Clo1lhg al 81 VgI
Ivy T g:S S,c @$S YSEr n a ~,
a. SU cS An NJ, 9T All SIatSh asc, RHS SlIt
iih6 2)Gc. Rlp, No. 2, 49, FlakiCud IA
SIsFSh III SSiilSj May iii laySSii 6ilS, GlosH
! GIiii OAK jung III OlJfali 10, Lard, cash ali
March OS6C MAY OVl1iei June G0jg. BaCOl
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
The StatesmanIike Utterances Of
the New President,
STERLING POLICY OUTLINED.
The Patriotic Pledges of the Repub'
lican Party WIN be Carried Out
Nosopth, No North, One United
Countrywide Full Address,

Gen, Harrison spoke as follows; There
Is no Constitutional or legal require
meut that the President shall take the
oath Of Office In the presence Of the
people, But there is so manifest an up,
prapriateuess in the public induction 10
Office Of the Chief Executive officer Of
the Nation that from the beginning Of
the Government the people, to whose
service the official oath consecrates the
officer, have been called to witness tue
solemn ceremonial,
The oath taken in the presence OF the
people becomes a mutual coyenant-the
officer covenants to serve the whole
body Of the people by a faithful exeCu.
ton OF the laws, SO that they may be the
uniailing defense and security Of those
who respect and observe them, and that
neither wealth, station nor the power Of
combinations shall be able to eyade
their Just penalties or to wrest them
from a benehCient public purpose to
serve the ends Of cruelty or seldshuess,
My promise is spoken; yours unspoken
but not the less real and solemn,
The people OF every State have here
their representatives; surely ! do not
misinterpret the spirit Of the occasion
when / assume that tho whole body Of
the people covenant with me and with
each other to-day to support aud deieAd
the Constitution and the Union OF the
States, to yield willing obedience to all
the laws and eaCht 10 every other citizen
his equal civil and political rights.
Entering thus solemnly into covenant
with each other, We may reverently in.
Yoke and confidently expect the the IA.
Vors and help OF Almighty God-that he
will give to me wisdom, strength and
idelity, and to our people q spirit Of
and love Of righteousness
md peace.
This occasion derives peculiar interest
rom the fact that the Presidential term
which begins this day Is tho twenty.sixth
under our Constitution.
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l have altogether rejected the sugges-
ton of special executive policy for any
section OF the country, 1t is the duty OF
the executive to administer and enforce
in tho methods aud by the instrumen.
talities pointed out and provided by the
constitution, all the laws enacted by
Congress. These laws arc general aud
their administration should be uniform
and equal. As q citizen may not elect
what laws he will obey, neither may the
executive elect which he will enforce.
The duty to obey and to execute en-
braces tho constitution In Its entirety,
and the whole code Of laws enacted un-
der ", The evil example oil permitting
individuals, corporations or commune
ties TO nullify the laws because they
cross some selfish or local interests or
prejudices, Is full OF danger, not only to
the nation at large, but much more to
those who use this pernicious expedient
to escape their Just obligations, or to OBJ
tain m unjust advantage over others.
They will presently themselves DO COM
PEELED to appeal TO the law OF protection,
and those who would use the law US u
defense must not deny that use OF it TO
others. II our great corporations would
more scrupulously observe their legal
limitations and duties, they would have
less cause to complain OF the unlawful
limitations OF their rights or OF violent
interference with their operations.
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pllpAl Piles Itoiang llis.,

BYMFroNs,-MOl lnlsnte itsblnv ana
Elinqlngl most NJ night worse hy sGfaiahinnS
" allowed, u continue lulnOfh form, Whi6b
often hgvd aud ulcefate, becoming very MD,
bEAYNEb OINTMENT stops tho IehlhR AM
Dleellng, heals liberation, aud fl inOil CTscs M
y cent?, d. hWsyho 4 Foil PhllAdSlhiIS, ~
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BellalFe & ZRnesyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAlre at S;lOa. M, arrives at BellGiTO ut $3.50
n m,
WOodshelt Passenger leaves pel!Rlre at 400 y,
n, arrives ut BOllRlTe at 8:2S q, m.
lsuumeEheld Accommodation leaVeA HellRlIe
al ig;9S y, M, arrives At BOlAirG ut 1850 a. m.
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Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. Or. ACker's
English Remedy for Consumption Is an
absolute cure for colds o. Il. Goethe,
o, MVnkem0llur, Logan 4 Co. DAw.i
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DR.. HorlOy'S Celery, DOot and Iron,
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron
contains greater elements Of strength
than any known tonic. We believe Il
has greater merit and has cured more
nervous troubles and weaknesses in hui
manly than any known remedy.
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EClsmn, ils,y, soNly. sl,ln T.,,,,,..

The simple application Of "ByA YNE,6 O,Ny.
hhNrl without any internal medicine. Will ana
nv cme o. letletl Ball Rhpnm, RlngWoti1,
i,nS hwy soItA rlmplei, Ec1gyiA, All Beaiy,
o. long slAhdllR Il ID pSivii, eiicutlvos n,,t
WIS VuNNHllN IIhhAR
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The Richmond Christian AdvOcdtc, in
commenting upon tho great educational
advantages OF the Southwest, says that
they already have twelve universities In
Texas, and that they arc cutting tho
poles 10 build tho thirteenth,
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Educational.
Nj. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
NI.icrr Of INC Yhltatlon.l

uhoo. Of more than national reputation,
oa,, r,crptIonal advantages for thorough edu'
c,llon oil young ladies In nll departments, Ii
tny of ak thousand volumes, Elmo phllo'
,opsIcal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps oil
p.ano teachers trained by leading professor
l,om conservatory OF stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old Italian mas
ten.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Tcnucrcs Of pleasure grounds Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons IN
all The principal cities address
,.t TIE DlRECIkks5.
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A PECULIAR INTEREST.

The first Inauguration of President
Washington, took place in New York,
where Congfess was then sitting, on the
3Oth day Of April, 1850, having been Do
ierred by reason Of delays attending the
organization Of the Congress and the
canvass OF the electoral vote. Our peo'
pie have already worthily observed the
centennials Of tho declaration OF indO.
pendenCe, OF the battle OF Yorktown and
Of the adoption Of the Constitution, and
willshortly celebrate at New York, the in.
stitullon OF the second great department
Of our constitutional scheme Of govern
ment. When the centennial OF the in.
stitution Of the judicial department by
the organization OF the Supreme Court
shall have been suitably observed, us |
trust it will be, our Nation will have
fully entered Its second century. |
will not attempt to note the marvellous,
aud in great part, happy contrasts be-
tween our country US 1t steps over the
threshold into its second century OF or.
ganized existence under the constitution
and that weak but wisely ordered young
nation that looked undauntedly down
the first century, when all It's years
stretched out before 1t.
Our people will not fail at this time to
recall the incidents which accompanied
tho institution OF government under the
constitution, or TO find inspiration and
guidance in the teachings and example
OF Washington and his great associates,
and hope and courage In the contrast
which thirty.eight populous aud pros
porous States offer to the thirteen States,
weak in everything except courage and
the love OF liberty, that then fringed our
Atlantic seabOard.
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A LitChHold (NllCh.) lady who thought
she had her gold watch atolen htan on.
tertaInmeht Ia the g. A. 4. hallBOVefal
weeks ago, found II ono day last WOel,
N the bottom Of her -four barrel,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stock nrn,

kctH,
New YORK, March 4,-Money on call easy at II
to per cent last loan at per cent closed
offered at q per cont, Primo mercantile paper
4aS percent Sterling exchange dull but steady
at 81 Seal sSl. Sales Of stocks wero 2lg,SSJ
shares,
Tho stock mRrketwaS more active and decided.
ly strong to-day. The opening figures were
somewhat irregular, although generally slightly
higher, aud although for time the market
showed weak tone and declines extending 10
" per cent were established, the movement was
Of short duration, and outside Of burlington &
AtChlSOn the losses were for slight fractions only
There was some realizing In the last hour, and
considerable concession was made from the best
prices, the market closing heavy and generally
1T close 10 first prices. Texas Pacific Ia down "
per cent. Manhattan rose per cent, PaCl6C
Mall ~, and others fractions,
Railroad bonds were slightly more active;
ua.l. -
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DDepRTtureo Of trains from Wheeling, Schedule
In effect November Is, lSSS-EaStcrn time:
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, 1921 u
NJ S:io = m. Silopm daily, and ll;lb p M daily
Express for Cincinnati and 81. Louis, 1928 m
| daily, II 10 m daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation, sos q N, daily.
FOR Columbus S:b5 aud 1928 IN daily, and
lEiS m, daily except Saturday, and 2;20 p nj
Express tCE Warrington, D. O., baltimore,
Philadelphia and New YOrk, via Grafton, $3.50
TSnd b'lO p m, daily, via Pittsburgh $50 p. IN.
FOR Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, BOO m
d4lyi express, 1889 M, daily, l;iS p m, dnIiY
except Sunday: Additional way train for WASH
ltEtOn, Pa, b:30 p N, daily except sunday,
For PltlsburBh, Washington, baltimore and
Philadelphia al $40 p nj daily
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2;45 a IN, Sunday
For Moundvllle, $40 q m, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, AC1 6.l0 p m, daily.
Grafton accommodation, 6:l6 p N, daily.
for Cumberland, $40 a IN, daily, except Sun.
FOR 81, olAirsvlllc, SOS m, 2;2O IN and $40
p N, DAILY, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 1855 and
O:SO N and $40 IN daily, aud 466 m daily
Express trains arrive from St. Louis and Gin.
ci1nRti, 4:65 q IN aud 6;9O p m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BRlti.
more and Washington, D. g., via Grafton, 1875
m q, ana n 200 p m daily via. HthbuFgh, l0lO
Trains arrive from Columbus 4;bS am daily,
aud S;2e p m daily, and 1875 am daily exert
Trains arrive from PitBburgh, IOlS m daily,
AMI lG2 s nj, except Sunday S;66 m and ll;id
a. 1IIT 4, arrive ftom Warrington, Pa, S;OOa m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from MoundgvlllG, Q:46 q m aud
li40 I'm, daily except Sunday.