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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-12
GROCERIES,.
WHEELING, Tuesday, septcmbe.

WHEELING Iuesuhyi september III.
Coffee strong at the advance Sugar steady.
There is no change in the situation on canned
goods. Tomatoes and corn are good property at
present prices
sYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup SEC; Honey Drips
&c; Maple DHps, five gallon kegs re; ten gallon
kegs zoe; one-half barrel Csc; barrel 62c. Sugar
dark 2ic sc additional in half barrels. New
Orleans MOlaSSes-Fancy 4sc; Choice acc; Prime
Ale; Fair 3Sc; Mixed goods, New Orleans S0a32c;
Bakers goods SOC.
PRovIsIoNs-Large S. c. hams 1lAc; medium
S. c. hams lie; small S. c. hams PIC; Caiifor
mia hams &C: S, G. breakfast bacon lOc s. c.
shoulders 6KcbOneleSs hams l0%c city sides31{c
ham beef lie; ordinary beef &c; family mess
pork ID piece Sl3 o.. bean pork, fine clear
SIS 90.
LARD-Tierce &C: half barrels &c: tubs nc;
tin pals, lbs, re tin pals lbs 73sc tin pals
10 lbs TIC: IN pals % lbs nc; cans, 80 lbs, 7c
CANNED Goons-S,lb standard tomatoes 921 9a95c;
BIB fancy tomatoes, 97HcaSl; 2 ID standard Hart
ford Co. corn, 90ag5c soaked corn 35a0Oc; 10
Maine process corn, 81 90; 10 Maine packed
sweet corn, 81 GOAL TO- ID Acorn brand peaches
50 IS: ID standard table peaches, 81 .; 10
standard pie peaches, 81 20; ID full standard
cove oysters ST %. 10 light weight cove oysters,
Csc: . ID standard string beans soc. Libby
2 ID can c0rned beef, 81 %; Libbys ] ID can
Clipped beef, s2lO; Libby's l 10 can lunch
WoonES vARE-No. 4 tubs, 81 90: No . &c 90;
No. g. IS 90; hoop pals, 81 a; hoop, 81 65i sap,
81 80; single washboards, 81 90; double do 81 30;
one crimp double DO. s. Is; single s. 80.
FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes SIC; Raisins,
Valencia, SIC; Layer 'uIopO 9c London layer
raisins 81 65a2 90: Loose Muscatels, 81 l0a2 -.
Fancy California Evaporated Peaches, 23a2jc;
choice California evap0iated Peaches, lSa20c
Fancy California eyapOratcd ApricOts, l7alSc
choice California evaporated Apricots, l5al6c.
OII-LaTd, extra western strained SOC; carbon,
li0 nc: carbon, l5O re; white miners best
winter 52s53c; white miners IS TO 45c.
SUGARs-Cut loaf &c; Cubes sc; Fruit pow
dered 9}Sc: Ordinary powdered o. &c; Granulated
Standard SIC; Standard ConfectiOner's A sc;
Standard Grocers a SIC; Pearl White A Sc;
White extra c -5tc; Ohio Valley nc; New York
6Kc; Fruit C NC,
RIcE-Fancy Pearl &C; Choice Pearl SIC
Choice Domestic 5]ac; Prime Domestic 5Ac
Fancy Hard &c
CoyFEE-GTeen Cofee-Faney Golden Rio 2lHc
Fancy Green 2llSc; Peaberry PC; Choice Green
zoe; Prime Green zoe; Roasting grades lS4a
1lc; Java 221Sc. Roasted in packages-OhiC
/ Valley S%c
rish-AfilCKerel-EXIra SnOfe NO. ., bbls. 2O
lbs, S26O0 halfbarrels 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter
barrels, so lbs. s6S5; kits 10 lbs, sl.50; medium
No bbls. 200 lbs S2iO0 halfbarrcis, 100 lbs
$3.50; quauer-baTels, 90 lis, $685. kits, 10 lbs
s1.i0. Lake Herlng-Halfbarrel Is, 100 lbs, 800
qUar,er-barres, 50 lbs, $685. quarter barrels, iC
| lbs, Sl.l0: kits, TO lbs 43c.
SrARCH-Fox Refined 24c; loose lump Diamond
Gloss &c; Diamond Gloss ID. packages sc; Fox
corn starch 5Nc.
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MANDEvuLB.-L.iy Vaudeville threat
ems Co go on the stage unless her iaiher.in-
a0, the Doks Of Manchester, pays her
husbands debts.
GoUID.-Jay Gould has been improved
very much this GUNNER by his vacation.
de looks iatter and his skin has lost 3
deal If i.s pallOr.
LowErr--James Russell Lowell has
been placed by a friend in possession Of the
manuscript Of an early poem written by
himself which, il seems, he had utterly
forgotten
dixie Sir Charles Dixie, the English
5X leader. has gone 20 Frsiderichsruhe as
the guest OF Primes Bismarck. 1t Is prob
able that he will soon r8-enter public life,
as She recollection Of the scandal in which
he dguTed a few years ago is rapidly dying
ont
s1AECI.-Pducs Bismarck ia suffer
ing f,om ILLUMINATION Of che veins. This
Is The outcome Of bis refusal to obey his
physicians They forbid him to drink
vine or beer or TO smoke cigars. With
Moniaigue's contempt for the sdvice OF
doctors, he continues his usual habits and
the result has proved disastrous.
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Merchant Trarsgr, Hydrophobia itself
IS "a sort of dog dsze.
A.ism Globe. When some men fail at
everything else they rsise a long bsard.
T.rrs Strings. The lesd in hsir-dye is
poisonous, which accounts for its dyer
ELECTS.
Philadelphia Times. The Crockery Trust
IS broksn Israo up against the Servant
Girl Trust
Boston Gazette. Although people do not
hSe tumble, they generally appreciate
all 10 the mountains.
PW.Jwq Chronicle, Poits.ovn reports
the birth Of child with lions head.
But perhaps the lyin's in The story.
Yonters Salesman: Among the alleged
gamblers crested at Saratoga - Johu
Frost. Now jack knows how II Is him
sell 20 De nipPed.
Philadelphia Ledger: 1t is understood
that Commissioner Tanuer and Assistant
Bussey are both eligible for the degree Of
IL. p. d Doctor Of Pension Laws.
Boston Herald, The New York Peohib;-
tionisis have formally condemned reckless
ness in the conduct Of the Pension Bureau,
It is q good place to introduce little tenn
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BAD FOR BALTIMORE.
John Hopkins University Said TO be Great
ly IN Need OF Funds.

Uoum hopkins uiheE1aAN ohAN 10 % NtotAA-
ly In Need OF Funds.
NEW YORK, September 1O.-A Balti-
more dispatch to the Sun says: Evil days
have fallen Ga tho John Hopkins Uoiysr-
sity. The famous institution Of learning,
The pride Of the city and the State, is in
wautand distress. 10 has been wrecked
with the Baltimore and Ohio, and its
magnificent eadoumeut OF more than s.,
coo. 600 has bcen wiped out. From the
proud position weich magnificent e.
dowment and princely income hsd given
it, Il has fallen to a place where the a-la
ries of its teachers must 10 oEt and IFS
trustees must pas The hat and big for
moaey, hoping aga,nst hope that 10 further
cuts may bscoms necessary.
The University was endowed with Bal
timore and OHIO railroad stock Out Of IL
all there can be found e pile OF school
buildings. a breadth Of farm land, end
pile of worthless papers representing shares
IN bankrupt railroad. The man Who is
accused of causing all the tTOnble, john
". Garrett, was S truslss OF the institu-
ton for many years before mis- death.
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Fresh News and Gossip From Over the
River

River.
Isaac Thomas and wife, Of LIT. Pleasant,
O., were qnAT,ered at the haywood Hotel,
yesterday. Mr. Thomas was ons Ct the
6gst stockholders in the Buckeye glass
horse Of this place, also one Ct the first in
he Exchange Bank. He fsels a deep in
terest II tais place, and thinks the day not
far distant when ne will be a rival OF
Wheeling.
The Pennsylvania Company Car for test
ing the railrosd employees for color blind
ness and how good their eye sight was
passed down over the road last evening for
Bel-ire, where they will tsst to-day, and
pass mp Ovec the road tomorrow ia the
same capacity.
Thu Laughlin Nail Co. was very short Of
box cara yesterday, owing to the inability
OF the Pennsylvania Company to furnish
them m0re than would supply their local
trade, thus discommOdi1g them with their
foreign shipments very much.
WnbsT Coss IS home with broken shout
der. He has been packing glasa at Union
town, Pa, for some tima, and had ascend
ed 3 poir OF step ladders TO take box Of
glass from G top a5slf and fell with the box
GA top of him.
john Reader, one of the oldest settlers on
Short CIesk, died yesterday of old age.
Mr.. Reader will be remembered by most OF
the older citizsns of this place, who will
be sorry 70 hear Of his demise.
Many anxious inquiries are made as 10
the whereabouts Of James Freelsnd, who
started q saloon near the NOrthwOod Glass
Works, two wesks ego.
Mr.. Walter Brackeu, of Pittsburg, ard
his brother, DR.. w. r Braeken, of Mt.
Pleasant, have been in town the guests Of
relatives and friends.
Sam Barkhurst, former employee of S.
II. HeatOa's blacksmith shop, left yester-
day for Dillon, o to start out on his own
heck.
Miss Mamie RalstOn returned to her
home, yesterday, at New Concord, O., Of
ter attending the BfOwnlee-Ker wed
ding.
joe Wier, a son of our former pastor 10
the L. p Church here, low Of Washing
loc, Pa, is in the city, the guest of friends
Bliss Mile Zimmerman, of 81. Clair =
vile, is ia the city, the guest Of Mrs' John
P. MayWoOd at the Maywood hotel.
Miss Annie Mccain, former resident
Of this place, now Of Wheeling, vas ia
town yesterday calling on friends.
The Misses Carrie and Emma Cuttell, IF
Mt. Pleasant, o., we're in the city yesteT-
dsy, the guests of friends.
Mrs. Lou Dawson retained home yester-
dag from Michigan, where she has been
VIII Jog her sister.
William Wallace, Of Colerain, o., ID in
the city, the guest of his brother-in-law,
]. p. MayGOod.
Part Of the Laughin nail factory was
eli yesterday on account OF the West Vir-
ginia Fair.
Dick Richards has accepted a position in
Toronto, Canada, and has left for his field
OF duties.
James Ford, Of Indiana, is in the city
visiting Mr.. john Pennington, on Fifth
street.
NJ. J. Rose and wife, Of Quaker City, is
in the city visiting Mrs L. Boyd, on Fifth
street.
Miss Mary Tracey. of Washington, Is
the guest Of Mr.. NJ. Boyle, CT Tie Lower
ward.
Hairy Humphreviile's family is lying
quite low from typhoid fever.
Lieutenant James Kerr returned 10 New
York yesterday.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Crystal Wedding OF FIR. and mrs. Il. e.
Fells-Personal Gossip.

Wells-Personal Gossip.
Mr.. AID Mrs. II. I. Wells celebrated
their crystal wedding at Pleasant Grove on
Monday evening and entertained most de-
ligh,iully large number Of guests ft' n
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry ard other
towns. Among them were MIS-. Ruth
Woodruff, con and daughter, Of Little
Rock, Ark.
A Fronoh family who naovad from hers
20 Flushing had quite an experience during
a heavy rain storm. The root leaked bad
IL scd they sleeped the sleep Of The j1st
under umbrellas.
A delightful musicale was given at the
residence Of Mt Nicholas Kuhn, on Tues
day evening, in honor Of Prof Geo. W. De
Weese, and Prof. Otto J. l. Engmereon, OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
Charlie Heinle;n has returned frOm the
Flushing convention. He expresses HIM
self n3 being satisfied with he nominees
bat disgusted with politics.
Miss Abbie Darrah, OF st Ciaireville,
has been visiting Der sister, Mrs. AddisC n
Thompson.
Messrs. Peter Downey ard 4. d. Barnes
hove been Mr. Joseph Connelly's guests.
Mrs. II 4uben Whitman, Of Massillon,
Olio, Ia the guest OF Mrs J. W. Hill.
Mrs Sarah Butler hiss returned from
S. CiGirsville.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. September 20.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, September 10
The market is re ported firm with good de
mand. Prices unchanged. Wheat still con
tinues to arrive literally and the price remains
the same. Wheat holds ont splendidly in quail
ity and the four made from It is !.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from 50 to 70 cents higher:
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood 81 ~; IN
paper 81 25 per barrel.
GRA1N--Wheat per bushel No. l SOC; No 75c;
corn per bushel soc; oats per bushel, old 32a3Sc
new sc.
FEED-Middlings per ton sl2 90; bran per ton
81 co. baled hay per ton So o.; loose hay $ "
TO $40 10 per ton.
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TEEMER vs.. eAUDAUR.
American Oarsmen TO Contest Friday
Both Disappointed.

American Oarsmen to Contest Friday
Both Disappointed.
McKEEsPoRT, PA, September 10
Both Teemer and Gsudanr are disappoint-
ed in sesrle winning the race. They hoped
O'Coauer would win and they wOuld have
been situated to get a race with the victor
without going to England. Now the man
who rows Sssrle will have to 20 there.
They speak Of challenging Searle, and it
is thought they will give O'COnner o
chance also. Hamm prophesied that the
winner would be SesTle. The next IN
portars event in squatic order is the race
Of Friday next. Teemer ia disappointed
in rowing in = new boat. Ruddock wired
him ts-day that the boat could lot be
shipped for ten days. He will have to
row in the old twenty-sevsn pound boat
and will use new OATS, while Gaudsur will
row in els light new outfit.
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CABLE CONVERSATIONS.

The pscpls Of Melbourne have sent
81 600 as q contribution to the relief fund
Ter the London strikers.
Berlin merchants complain that Mr.. Ed
ward, the American Consul, suhjscts them
to many trivial vexatiOns.
The Gar will visit Austria after the
army maEeuveTs in September.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. September ll-Petroleum opened
steady at 99lse and after fins. sales became weak
and declined TO $3.50. The market then rallied
at 9s15c.
OIL CITY, PA. September ll.-Petroleum, open
ed at 99c; highest g9i5; lowest 955 e: closed at
g915c Sales, 100000 barrels: clesrances, 9l8 600
barrels; charters, 33.SSS barrels; shipments So
Sl2 barrels; runs, T. 1913. barrels.
PITTssURG, Pa, September u.-Petroleum,
dull but steady; opened nj ggc; closed at 994c;
highest 9y19c lowest 9sIc.
BRADFoRD. PA. September l.-Peiroleum,
opened at soc; closed at 99Ac highest g915c;
lowest 9sEc; clearances $4,000 barrels.
TIrUsvILLE. PA, September 1s.-Petroleum,
al gqtLC
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Malone 10 Take the stump.

RICHMOND, September 10-It is suthor-
itatively announced from Petersburg that
General MahCne will take tie stump and
in perscn canvas the State. His efforts
viii be Girsc ed chiefly TO the capture of TIE
white sections where the mineral resources
srs in progress Of development, aud his
first meeting will be held at Abingdon, il
the southwest, on the 231 inst, when he
expects to address an immense crowd Of
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ture and arrival o. Trains, a. wheeling,
time. Schedule IN eject Nay i6h, lssg,
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THE WEALTH OF ALASKA.
Riches Above Ground, Under Ground and
I'm the waters.

The country is rich in minerals OF vsr-
ious kinds, and a great deal Of money will
be taken cut of it daring the next decade
By capitalists who aTe plucky enough to
invest while the tide is running, The
timber possibilities are slsO very promis-
ing. There is an abundance Of spruce
and cedar, both varieties attaining enor-
nous sizs and important lumber values
In the matter of timber, Alasks does not
differ materially from Washington Terri
tory. The salmon fisheries are also very
important commercial factors, aud oper-
ated, ss they usually are, in conjunction
with canning factories, they must naturally
Yield large profits to investors. Ameri-
can capital car, think, be safely invested
in Alaska with reasonable certainty Of
pref table returns.
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RnohInn,n Arnina sairs.

The best sslvs in the world for Outs,
Bluises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
02rrs and all the Skin Eruptions, snd
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Fer sale by Logan q %.
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sHREwD swINpLERs

Gather In $4,000 OF New Hampshire
Farmers Rocks.
CONCORD, n. H., September 1O.-Joel
Ordway, aged so, a well TO DO farmer, was
robbsd Of g 500 this forenoon. Mr.. Ord
way was imposed upon by we'll dressed
stranger, who pretended that he wanted 10
huy his farm. He drew the money out OF
the bank, and on his wsy back the
stranger and a mpanicn robbed Mr.
Ofdway, after trying The bunkO game
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WOOL.
WHEEL

WHEELING september 10.
There is nothing doing in the country and the
farmers are waiting 10 see what will turn up, al
though there seems to be a little more anxiety
on their part 10 dispose Of their wool and 30
cents will generally buy. The Eastern market
is ftill dull and little is doing.
We quote prices as follows:
Fine fleece washed at soc; unwashed one
third of: medium washed 3Oa3ic; medium I'M
washed 20a25c; tub washed 30a33c.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, Sci

WHEELING, TUESDAY, otpItHIUVI 10
The market is reported slow, with prices
unchanged. Messrs Hudson & Bayha iurnlsh
the following quotations:
Cattle-l ,OO0to /, 100 lbs stock 3HaSl9c per 10;
500 TO 900 lbs SaSl4c per ID; 700 to 500 IDS
2ka3 per 10.
Hogs-Market slow; 4a41fc per 10.
Lambs-GoOd at 3a5c per 10
Calves-3a5c per ID.
sheep-21Sa4c per ID.
RaItIunra
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.
psTv Tr'n. City Timc-6.5oi s.io ana lid t.
I'd l-sl. l.,l $50 p. u. ,,,.o.r.,o
sunday Trip-S and 10 a. ra'i lSO S.'J ana o''O
p. m.
-ferlryG aED ELM CROW RAILROAD
ss on ana alor Monday, April %, lsss. trains
ln t-c wheeling and klu Grove kallfoEa W.
gC1 al fcaoFf
Leave wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park
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INDIAN sTATEsMEN
May Settle Their Differences without Blood
9hpd

May Setlle Their Differences Without blood
Shed.
CHICAGO, September 1O.-A dispatch
from Little Rock, Ark, ssye: Late re-
ports from Tishomiugo says the excitement
is gubidiug and that affairs will probably
he amiCably arranged. The question Ct
disfra- ctising the white adopted citizens
viii be pssstd upon by U. S. Attorney
General Miller, to whom the matter has
been submitted. The Legislature recon-
vsres &c day. Tie Progressive party has
cigsnized the House, e'ectiog Fred Waite
S.eaker.
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W. P. a B DIVISION.

FOR Pittsburg, 800 aud 7.5 a M daily,
keep, Sunday, snd CHOP m., daily.
Washington Accomm01aLoa, 80 p. r., n.
cepl sunday
flt.sburg Excursion, 200 p. H.. sunday only.
ARRIVE.
From Pittshulg $50 n. m, daily, 1870 2. "a,
Except sunday, 6.55 aud ll:l0 p. M daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 O. m, daily,
Except sunday.
PitEburg Excursion Train, il.60 O. m, Sunday
only. CHAs. o. sCULL
myli General Passenger Agent.
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Glsella8 4}e9t@tfr


RRrvAL ANDDEPABTURE OF TRAINS
a - t,..qroN or REFEEENCE N ARKs, @Dally,
is-- - ..le-pted monday excepted sun
.--C.t, saturday excepted saturday only.
1fs-frln. Nay i2, lSo9. wheeling uine'
,refch Is lst one hour carrier man OenI'al
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WHEELING. TUESDAY. September 10.
There is little change in the market, the only
one being little advance In West Oirsinia root
Horkheimer Bros. pay the following price,
Prime Pennsylvania and Ohio, - 30 10 q 'u
perpound; West Virginia, s. % to g b.
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NEW YORK. September ll.-Pig Iron strong;
0uiet at 81 90 Tin, spot irregular straits s2 so.
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srArEs-Dull and steady

SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RALROADS-Fairly active: sales Sl,590OW.
SrOCKS-The stock market was quiet and irres-
ular during the forenoon, but became more ac.lN =
and positively stronger later In the day. fiIs.
prices were generally from to y per cen
higher ana mO1eTate buying movement, III l,le
absence of any pronounced pressure upon t9o
lls;. further advanced quotations in the cary
dealings small fractions. The appearance or
some Of the lsrgeSt operators upon w
tpeculation and Michigan Central and COLORADO
opened the advance during the forenoon am
later the whole list followed. The market ma
liz closed sctive and strong at the best prices OF
the day. The entire active list, with but ieN eA-
ceptions is materially higher, and Iennesste
Coal snd Colorado Coal are up 2Is each, Men
gan Central ~, St. Panl and Missouri PACING ,gs
Louisville and Nashville lts. sale -so'ol'
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l4S: American Express. M
Canada Pacific 6S2S; Central Pacific S5A Chesa.
peake and Ohio 2ii<: preferred do nrsts CO.'S
do seconds preferred 4Ct4: Chicago and A s55y
1917 Chicago Burlington and quincy ~, =
Delaware and Hudson l5i5i; Delaware LsO "a
wanna and Western. 1855; Denver ana no q.
Grande lSH; Erie sos; preferred 90 -, ~
Wayne. l5S; Illinois Central ll69a; Lake SnOIe;
l05H: Michigan Central, g3A; Minneapolis a az
ST. Louis ~ 10 preferred 81; Missouri Faciilc
77-f Northern Pacific, S51t DO preferred to-si
Chicago and Northwestern llats; DO pleleIIeu
1857. New York Central lls34 Oregon ransom
tineutel gf7l. Pacific Mail So; Peoria, ID. x +
%. PittsburE $50; Pullman Palace Car, lao'
Reading 4Sss; Rock Island 1929 st. Louis ana san
Francisco. y: do preferred g.; do hrst pre-
fsrre6 II L. ST. Paul. ~ DO preferred lliA ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1924 ST
Paul and Omaha, $50; do preferred, 100; Iexas
Pacific 2lsi: Union Pacific, 6iS; United States
Express, 50; Western Union, SOS.
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Departure and arrival % Trains, 60 wheeling
Eastern time Schedule IN eject Nay ilth, lbeg,
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia ana New YORK.
i:25 q m, $40 and 1850 ,. L., daily AID 80 %.
m, Except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation $40 a. m oaliyi
Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. n, daily.
MOundsvllie Accommodation, 5.ao a. M. ana
1901 and clio p. n, Except sunday.
AREIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
9O5 a. N. and 1890 p. N. and ~ 90 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 D. n, TX
cent Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 ,. "a, daily.
40 and 7:40 p. m, Except Sunday.
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For Chicago, $40 and s:s0 a N. and $40 ard
1905 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati Express, go a. n and ii:i5 p m.i
daily.
columbus Accommodation, 30 p m, Except
Sunday.
81 Clalrsville Accommodation. $50 q. ~. ana
DO and $50 p. m, Except sunday.
Arrive.
Chicago ExpreEs i2:i5 a. m, $50 and S.t5 A. In.
and $40 p m, daily.
Cincinnati Express, ass a. N. and ei0 p r.,
daily
Columbus Accommodation, 1910 a. m., Ez-
cept Sunday.
ST. ClaiNvtlle Accommodation. 1910 a. ~. ans
la0 and Oils p m, Except sunday.
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Leave the Clty st .5l g. 70. sid run everT noof,
evcert Church Train ci 9.l5 p. IN. Leave " hecl-
me- PARK Go 500 g. m and run every hour unli
1000 u r.. cXcop. Church Trains, when VII
i.s-o f1s p,-k a. Gas a. IA. snd Wheeling at
-1.,s a.,f -.r9n 10. o. HIRhCH,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-12
CLEVELAND u PITsBURG K. X.

NLEVELAND y PIpISBUkG x. X.
Under schedule 90 efcc, Nay 18Th. 1s9. trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard Time
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland 500 a.
IA. For Pittsburgh, 1927 am. For Chicago and
Cleveland, l.l2 D. n. IOr Pittsburgh and hcH
YORK. 2H p. 20. For ,ellenYIle, haa a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport al f.13 a. TO-, llla "a.
m, l2.S D. ~. 49, 3. in., ana 712 b. m. on Hfi-
urdays only. flf Fast Liverpool Gap. h., f'un
East Liverpool 1872 p. m.
A. j. MAILING, Ticket Agent
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