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LIVE STOCK.

EAsrLmERrY. March % Cattle receipts
ql3 head: shipments 63O head. Nothing
doing. all through consignmcnts.
Hogs Receipts $500 head; shipments
. 900 head market firm; medium and Sc
lected 81 4Oa4 -; common to best York
ers 81 25a4 80: pigs q GOAL 10.
Shcep-Reccipts l.6O0 head; shipments
1 900 head market slow and unchanged
CHICAGO. March 29.-Cattle-Receipts,
=. 900 head: market slow; beeyes s. NOa5 %:
steers 81 40a4 20; stockcrs and feeders - 10;
cows. bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 %: Texas
corn-fed steers = 0Oa3 60.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; market slow
and ~ lower: mixed = coal 30; heavy 81 40
a. 10: light - 0Oai -: skips * lOa4 o.
Sheep - Receipts 1000 head; market
steady: natives y 5Oa5 90, western corn
fed i s0a5 20; lambs - 50aG 50.
CrvcrNXATI, March 29-Hogs,. firm f.;
common aud light y 65ai -; packing and
butchers 81 2Oa4 90 Receipts, 2,23O head A;
shipmcnts. 40 head
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BELLAIRE.

The Odd Fellows have decided upon the
following programme of exercises the day
the new building will be dedicated: Par
AIDE I'm the afternoon Of the 26th of April
after the march refreshments will be
served: I'm the evening al I o'clock Grand
Master of the State Of Ohio. j. l.. Mckln-
ucv. will dedicate the new hall All the
lodges Of /. o. O. +. of this section Will be
invited
The Independent says that the residents
of the county seat took quarters in their
cellars when they heard that the Louisville
cXcluic W.s, moving TOW ard tho north. %
Clairsville suffered considerable from a
high wind some time since, and her people
are still shaky.
Mr.. O'Mera. assistant minister OF Irm-
" Church. Columbus. has accepted tne
pastorate of the Episcopal Church OF this
city and Martins Ferry, and will arrive
here the latter part of April. Mr. O'Mera
is a Canadian. and is said TO be an earnest
worker.
The Ohio Tdllcy NOrS seems to think Bell
aire has assumed enough debt with her
street paving and cannot be depended upon
10 vote for good roads through the town
ship. Father Bremen will see that the
road bill will pass.
The Gravel Hill Lawn Tennis Club has
elected the following officers: President
VIM. Parks; Secretary, Mollie Leasure
Treasurer. VIM. Nicholson. The club Will
fix up grounds as soon as the weather Will
permit
A dispatch from Cleveland yesterday an
nounced the death of Dennis Murphy, OF
this city. Dennis has been on the police
force in Cleveland and his death was a sur
prise to his many friends here.
The rendition of Fall Of Atlanta was
well received Saturday night. The play
will be repeated tonight. The home talent
displays abilities that win applause all
through the show.
The marriage OF Ralph Robinson and
Miss Mary Davis and John Natross and
Miss Lizzie Davis is announced TO take
place the last of the month.
A new battery of boilers has been set up
for use when the nail factory is started.
But when will it start. The doors were
nailed up a few days since.
Bridgeport people like our electric light
and will pattern after it, \ committee
from that place was in town on a viewing
expedition Friday night.
The cupola of the blast furnace has been
completed and is now being dried III VIII
take a week or ten days to get the furnace
i'm condition for working.
The farmers who reside near Quincy and
Glencoe want a good road made from the
western boundry Of Pultney township OUT
10 their properties.
4 gentleman WHO'S good Judge OF Dllck
saws that the clay in the hills about town
is not good enough TO manufacture hrt
brick from.
Mrs. Eberling, mother of Louis Eber-
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Two Rcnerndc Anaches.

TrscoN. ARR. March 29.-Adviccs
from Bavispc Sonora, Mexico. state that
the National troops came upon two
renegade ApacheS on the twenty-hith'
and exchanged shots with them. killing
one. Other hostilcs came To the rescue,
and were driven back to their strong
hold ON the top of the mountain, where
they opened fire. wounding three sol
dicrs. one fatally. The Indians kept up
the fire from early morning till late at
night. forcing the troops to retire. the
next morning the troops again marched
on the stronghold. but the hostileS kept
up such an inccSSant fire that the troops
who were nearly exhausted from thirst
and hunger. were compelled to retreat
The next day the National troops re-
ceivcd reinforccmcntS and charged the
stronghold, but found it abandoned:
The Indians had left large amount OF
clothing, provisions and saddles behind
them. They moved north followed TO
the line by the Mexican troops. Ihey
had twenty-one horses and plenty oil
arms and ammunition.
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BENWOOD.

The municipal election takes place to-
morrow, and it is thought that the largest
vote ever polled at an election of this kind
will be cast. The Democrats have out a
regular party ticket, headed by Mr.. Joseph
Mahood for Mayor He has served two
terms in this position, and has ably
filled il. and by unanimous consent
was renomiuated. The other nominees on
the ticket are Louis Coke, Marshal: James
Kelly, Recorder; Patrick Higgins, Street
Commissioner.
The case Of Hope vs.. Evans, for posses
sion of twenty feet OF ground ON Water
street. was settled Saturday. 1t was de
cided that the half lot in question belonged
to Mrs Evans. Whereupon she trans
ferred it to Mr.. j. Loss; consideration,
$50. He intends building a line house.
The citizens met Saturday night IN Sean
Ions Hall and nominated mixed ticket,
as follows Mayor, O. Tarbert: Marshal.
j. MYERS: Recorder. John Manley: Street
Commissioner. j. Whiteman.
II is predicted that the Democratic ticket
will be triumphant. with pcrhapf a few
Chuncilmcn from the other.
\ large number of immigrants passed
through. yesterday, en- route for the West
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rAck1INGruE GREAT QUESTION.
Progress of the Tariff Debate i'm the
Dominion Parliament.

Progress OF the TariG Debate i'm the
Dominion Parliament
OTTAWA. ONT. March 29.-The great
ur debate was resumed iu the Domin-
uu Parliament. yesterday afternoon, by
Mr. Patterson. who spoke for two hours.
After dcuounciug the Government Tor
increasing taxation. hc declared for un-
restricted reciprocity with the United
~rat.,. This. hc said. was the policy
of the Liberal party. Freedom OF trade
between both countries would alone
remedy matters.
SIR. Peter White. Government sup
porter Justified the tariff changes n a
vorv strong urotcctioui>t speech. lie
tviffed the opposition on what hc called
th. rrocc~~ of recession adopted by them
and their allies. Last year Congress
man Hit wanted commercial union,
while Sir Richard Cartwright. in the
Dominion Parliament. was prepared To
accept unrestricted reciprocity. Now
thc American legislator had adopted a
ucw tack by proposing 20 remove all
duties between both countries.
Ucrc Mr. White raised "a note of warn
ing. saving that senator Sherman and
Secretary Blaine had put themselves ON
record when they said no measure for
reciprocal trade could ever Dee adopted
mlc>, Canada east iu her lot with the
United States Dcprecatiug what he
called Sir Richards pcsSimistic Ideas
Doc dealt with Canadian prosperity de-
cnrug that Canada would work out her
own national existence.
Mr.. John Charlton Liberal urged
tine adoption OF policy of closer trade
relations. Tie said hc had mo- faithin the
prediction that unrestricted reciprocity
meant annexation.
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ling, was painfully injured by the breaking
of the axle OF buggy in which she was
riding.
The roof of the blast furnace is in bad
condition and if not repaired will likely fall
in sections and seriously injury somebody.
Bellaire paid last year about $2G. 900 for
the maintenance of her public schools.
one-half Of which was teachers salaries
"Chip off the Old Block and Matte
Vickers have been booked TO appear at the
Elysian theater some time in April.
Newell Kennon and Albert Lawrence
will race for the delegates TO the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention.
The uptown window glass factories re
ceive better supply Of natural gas than
the Bellaire Enterprise works.
The Natural Gas Company says it has a
new well and that there will be better
supply of fuel this week.
The B. s, 0. workman who fell from the
stone bridge is at his home in Benwood.
and will likely recover.
How are the members of the School
Board who have been nominated on the
time question!
Mrs Monroe, State President Of the w.
c. T. T.. will lecture in Christian Church
this evening.
A crowd of small boys had considerable
sport back yesterday afternoon fighting
chickens.
The annual meeting Of the Glass City
Building Association occurs on Wednes-
day night
A good sized class Of young people was
confirmed in the German Church yestcr-
day.
Several school teachers will leave town
to-day to spend their vacation with friends.
Work at the Bellaire foundry will com
mence as soon as the weather is favorable.
Henry Lippel will occupy the residence
of VIM. Sinson on North Belmont street
Most of the churches will take up collec-
tons for mission purposes next Sunday
The comedy He She, Him and Her,
VIII be presented Wednesday evening
The B. & O. will put $50 cars of ten inch
ice in the houses of the company here.
|. II. Day was in the city talking up the
new road projects on Saturday.
The nail works is putting in machine to
make wire from steel billets.
Five thousand dollars of water works
bonds will be paid this week.
Palm Sunday was celebrated in the
Catholic Church yesterday
Abe Stahl had his hand painfully hurt by
a gate falling on it.
The attendance at night school has run
up TO 40 pupils.
+. L. Deaver is laid up with a severe
cold and cough.
Nonews at the lookup yesterday.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. March 29.-Petroleum
oponed steady at SIC There was very
little business. and ruled dull throughout
the dav. Stock Exchange opened at - &c;
highest soc: lowest 81 g; closing at Soc.
Sales 10000 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA. March 29-Petroleum
opcned nj So c:highcst Sjiic. lowest 50 g;
closed AT Soc. Sales 1000 barrels; ship
ments. HISS barrels; runs, sG,3ol barrels
PrrrsBrRG, PA, March 30. Petroleum.
dull but steady: opened at 50 e., closed at
soc: highest - &C.; lowest 81 g.
BnAproRn. PA. March 29.-Petroleum
opened 40 sac. closed at sjc; highest
S5i.c: lowest Il g.; clcarances 5JO,OM
barrels
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MT. LAKE PARK.

The heavy rains which fell here the first
of this week put the streams out OF their
banks. flooding the front near the depot
and running over the boardwalk which
crosses the glade in different places. ..
The carpenters and plasters have an
been busy at their work getting the cot
tagcs ready for occupancy. They were an
checked on account Of the blizzard-hke
storm that struck us last evening. ii
brought the mercury down to - degrees.
Mrs. List. who rented the Allegany
House. has also rented the TarT cottage 10
iodr,o bo. ,r,oets i'm who cannot be accom-
modated in the Allegany House.
Other contracts have been made TINS
week for cottages for the season. Bristor
4 Enlow are having inquiries already for
building lots. They expect TO sell a mum
Der this season. Our prospects for tins
season are unusually good. The pro
gramme will soon be ready to publish.
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4 safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results. or in case Of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan YOU can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
10 bring relief in every case. when used Tor
any affection ofThroat, Lungs or Chest'such
as Consumption. Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group. etc, etc. It is pleasant and agree
able 10 taste, perfectly safe, and can Away.
he depended upon. Trial bottle free at
I ooan Drug Co.'S Drug store
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Merit Wins.

We desire 90 sav to our citizens that for
raar. ,vehave been selling DIR. King New
Discovery for Consumption, DR. klns $
Now Life pills. Buckleus Arnica save
and Electric Bitters. and have never nam
7l.3 remedies that sell as well, or th4t nav g
given such universal satsiacuon. We ~"
..., r....ifafl to guarantee them every time
',.l ,,., stand ready 90 return tbs purchase
r,,.s ir SATISFACTORY results DO not follow
tE.-r.r.e These remedies have won their
rr.af popularity purely on their merits
Io.ar Drug Co. Druggists.
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Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing syrup LOT
children teethiug, is the prescripu oil one
of the best female nurses and physicians IN
tho United States. and has been used for
forty wears with never failing success oy
millions of mothers for their children Dur
ilr thc process of tcethiug It's value IS ln-
cai.uabic 10 relieves the child from pam,
cur.s dysfatlry and diarrhWa, gripping IA
rAa bowels ahd wind collie BY giving
health o. tine child lt rests It's mother.
prf.n - cent. Ia bottle.
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DANvuur. VA, March s9.-lni'rma-
lion reached here this morning ihat a
violent wind storm ragged DO ialrl'A
Comfy Yesterday afternoon. and sever
sl ,mrii houses were blown down. Al
Stella Rev. @. ;. Nmtur was te~cn'"S
a. singing class in the public School
binding. when @ large tree was o'o"n
across thc house and crashed though
the roof Mr.. Mjutur's arm vas bfoA-
cu. but the others fortunately escaped
injury. a conductor on the Danville
and Ncw River Road reports that his
entire train came near being blown
from tine track.
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EOE Rent
40. lool Vain s.. linn HanlIng. % room.:
FOR SALE.

Lot lOONIa0 feet southeast corucr of Main and
Twcnty-fourth streets. with House of I'D rooms
No. 2ip Main street
and Woods streets House so. l2s Fifteenth ST.
Lot 3INl9O feet west side 90 Chapiinc street
House No. 1857: eight ROOMS.
NO. 1921 Alley II. rooms. Lot Ul\l@O ir'I Il
bargain.
80. i3.9 McColloch ST.. Dot o2y65. so.
The very desirable property ou il" northeast
corner Of Fifteenth aud Jacob streets fronting
90 feet on Fifteenth street, aud running back lo
the alley 100 feet. ,..-
tccnih street Must be- sold within - days. We
offer 20 bargain.
80. BIO McColloch Street on easy terms.
RINEHART & TATUm,
Real Estate. Stocks and Fire Insurance,
mos 1853 Market Street
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Cor 5alr.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST Made
ID by William Porter and Margaret Porter. his
wife. 10 me as trustee. bearing date the l2th day
OF January. \. ID. 1857. and recorded In the Office
Of the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio coun-
~. West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No.
-. Page ~, ] viii proceed 90 sell 40 Public
Auction. az the front door Of the Court House
for said Ohio county, infhe City OF Wheeling on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th 1890.
beginning 40 10 O'Clock "a. M. a certain Let oi
ground lying and being in Tr!adclshiu District.
County OF Ohio. and State of West Virginia.
about three miles east from the city Of Wheel
ing. in said county commencing at point
about 40 feet East OF the National road and
Elm Grove Railroad: thence ea.twnrdly 20 open
iug 81 coal bank; thence southwestwardly
with fence toward Etgngtons Lane 10 the
lower end Of stone quarry; past an apple tree
10 % rayiue thence with said raylue WestWardlN
90 the line Of the Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail
road: thence with the said line Of the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad ENTHUSIASTICALLY To
the place Of beginning, IL being about five ACRES
more or less. Il being part Of the same prop
crty conveyed 20 the said VIM. Z. Porter by
samuel j. BOYD and wife hy deed dated October
Of the County Court of Ohio county, ". Va. in
Deed Book No. h3. pagrg7
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third. or as much
more a> the purchaser may elect. cash in hand
ON the day Of sale. and the balance In TWO equal
iu>talments. payable respectively in six and
twelve month, from the day Of sale with inter
est The purchaser 90 give h, notes for the de-
fcrred instruments with good security aud the
legal title to be- retained further security UNI
ti the said notes aud interest are paid.
LOUIS T.. STIFEL.
Vrf-fYa
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ferred, IS; St Paul, G75I; do preferred,
1l3 Cex-div.); St Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, ll2; St Paul and Omaha, 81 /;
do preferred, %; Texas Pacific, 1919 /;
Union Pacific, 62iz United States Elk
press, So; Western Union, 81 s.
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STEAMER BELLAlRE
Daily Trip. CITY Time-6.35. S.. f5 and n 40 o..
m.. -.aI. $3.50 $3.50 %. m
sunday Trips and 10 90. M; 1880 $50 and
$50 r m.
WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
" RAILROAD. ON and after Monday.
October -Ntl. iSo4. train. ON The Wheeling and
E.u Grove Railroad viii run a~ follows.
L.s. Wheeling Leave Wheeling PARK.
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Wool AND METAL MARKETS..


S.m.,rl.- l.--o~ reoresf for wool has
.,..... .,.,.. aud
M.
prices drc ntN'F ln"NS" ""lii.l"'is UNI
changed More business is doing iu the
Interior us Well as ON the >caboard.
Territory woods are Tine leading feature.
lu fine woods there is uO activity but yet
q irmor ,onc Al Boston pulled woods
are quiet. bu, i'm the New York market
thor. ., fair demand. New Texas
woods arc expected within month.
The manufacturing situation is un-
.Irrr.d and di>cOuragiug.
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nncklcn,s Arnicn Snlve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains'
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions. and pos
itivelv cures Piles or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded Price p cents per box. For
sale bv Logan Drug Co.
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ANN,rorl~. March 29-The so-called
hieh license biH passed the House this AZ
ternoon. The license fee was fixed al
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-Dnll and steadv.
STATEs-Dull and steady.
n.rvoAns nul1

RAIIROADS-Dull.
SroCKs.-The stock market continues 10
show a diminishing volume OF business,
and the transactions to-day We're IN all
probability the smallest on record. While
The fluctuations in prices and the interest
taken in them were strictly upon the same
plan. The features Of the market We're
confined to sellingin Erie in the early deal
incs. The bank statement was, II any
thing. more favorable than expected, as
some money was known 10 have gone out OF
the banks. The efforts Of the bears gave
the market. which had been utterly stag
uant. rather heavy tone toward the end OF
the session. and closed heavy, though the
final changes are in all cases insignificant
Sales 81, l2l shares. Quotations closed bid
as follows;
Adams Express, $50; American Express
ll3: Canada Pacific, -; Central Pacific,
SOL, Chesapeake and Ohio, DDS. do first
preferred. aS9{; do second preferred 3 {;
Chicago and Alton, 1919; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, lots. Delaware and Hud-
son. l4eil Delaware, Lackawanna anu
Western, 1857; Denver and Rio Grande,
II. Erie, 81: do preferred, GO: Fort
WAYNE l5l: Illinois Central, 10;
Lake Shore 1867: Michigan Central, So &:
Minneapolis and 81. Louis, O. do pre-
ferred. a: Missouri Pacific, 73A; North
ern Pacific. 81 do preferred. 49, North
western. llO5I: dos preferred, no; New
York Central. 1868 Oregon Transcontinen-
tai. 49, Pacific Mail, 81! Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville. 2Oi5 Pittsburg, l54l3 Pull
man Palace Car, 100; Reading, +O's Rock
Island. ql8.: ST Louis and san Francisco,
i6as; DO preferred, S6i4; do first pre-
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DRY GOODS.
The sIetaI Market.

New YoRK. March 29-Market un
changed and prices steady
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New YoRK. March 29.-Pig Iron quiet
at SIC 5OalG 80. Copper. dull; lake Sl4 30
Lead. haS: domestic so 90. Tin, quiet
straits 50 -.
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From Pittsburg. 1000 q. 90. daily. 30 D. No..
except sunday. $50 ana 1910 p. M. daily.
Washington Accommodation. o;lOa. ~. daily
except Sunday.
CHAS O. SCULL.
nolO General Passenger Agent
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RIVER RATLROAD.

~ TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT 80
vemb"r -. 1852 Passenger trains will run a~
follOws-Central Time. An trains daily except
those marked thu, p. which DO not run ON sun
day:
sourn norNp. -No.a+ ~. B No.at ~. /
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m. daily. and 40 p. M. daily except sunday.
Washington Accommodation, 5.3i p. M, cN-
cept SUNDAY
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a5 Per Governments Dull
and Stcady--Stocks Transactions Nih"iic'
IInnr DnII-Nhent Light.

New YORK, March 29-Money on call
easy at 3a5 per cent; last loan closed
nj 81 per cent: prime mercantile paper
5a7 per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet ana
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FOR SALE.

THREE ROOMED HOUSE on FOUR.
i tccnth street. lot 6OXlOO. al $40.
SIX Roomcd House on Market street, lot 3}Ns0
ut Sl.GOo
Six Roomed House on Main street at Sl6OO.
Ten Roomca House on Main street at $3.50
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}96rrlin9 Register
Trnuclcrs' C5minr.

RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
y Or TRAINS EXPLANATION OPP REFER
rs.r Marks. tuIiy. SUNDAY cNccp''l. ,MYu-
..-.,f s-snfa, excepted saturday
.',....,.i saturday only 90 Meridian De-
..t.-r-t ISL Wheeling time. which is one
f..l.r ...r.-..r cham Central TIME
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Train, via the pi'f~burs. Cincinnati and 81
Loui, Railway Panhandle Route. leave W hcrl
inc. for Stcubcnyille. pitt,hurg and tine East
6.aD q. M. ~ o. p. m. 3.al D.. n Hnd s. ID D. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati lndiauapoii, and ST.
Louis. 6.sIa. m. aud $40 r m. For tpIumhu,
and Chicago. r. - %. 900. Train, arrive 800 W he'i-
ing 40 80 90. m. 1000 %. m. o % D. Co.,. and SD
%. Do. Train, leaving 700 - 20. DOB. and arriving
az s.2D p. m run solid between Wheeling nnd
Pitt,burg All trains daily except sunday.
uufl
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Chicago Express. T. - and $50 o. M. aud G.lO
p NJ, daily and ll:OO "a. No., daily, except sun
day.
Cincinnati Express 5.35 a. M and $40 p. m.
daily
Columbus Accommodation. II 90 q. M, daily
except SUNDAY
ST Clairsyille Accommodation, ll:OO 4. M. aud
l.;1 and $40 p. M. except sunday.
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grALTH IS WEALTH.
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Rnilrpa4a.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
rRANs-olIIo DIVISION

For Chicago. SIS and 1915 a. m. and 1910
Cincinnati Express, 1905 a. N. and lO.l5 p. m..
daily.
Columbus and Chicago Express except sun
day, i:l5 p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 4:l5 p. M, except
Sunday
ST. Clairsyille Accommodation 1906 %. m. and
l;i5 and l:l5 p H., except sunday
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CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
4 PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
From BrldReport Station.

Train, via thc cleveland and Pitt.hurs Rli.
road leave bridgeport iur plu-hurs. Chicago
and Cleveland. i.i0a m. For Pitt,bur. lu.2
90. 900. For Chicago and Cleveland. l.lt D. tI.
For pltt>hur- and NrW lofs, 2.yi D. m. For
Steubcnyiilr. SOB %. Do.
Train, arrive at Bridgeport $40 .l3 Co. no.. ll.2s
%. m.. l2.:S %. m.. 4.31 %. In.. and 80 p. m.
on Saturdays only-for EH~t Liverpool, t.li
Il M lrnm ~ IINDrn.nl ll.l2 =. ID.
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