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GROCERIES.
WHrTIINH-

WHEELING, Tuesday, May 6.
Sugar easy Provisions strong. Coffee
easier Syrup firm.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup soc; Hon
cy Drips 2Sc: Sugar dark Die: DC addi-
tional in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasses-Fancy SIC; Choice 4Sc; Prime i6c;
Fair i3c: Mixed goods, New Orleans BOA
32c: Bakers goods 3Oc. Choice Refined
Sorghum 3'c.
PRovIsroNS-Schenks medium S. c.
hams lie: California hams &c; S. c. break
fast bacon SIC; 5. G. shoulders CSC; city
sides 75zc; ham beeflOj5c; ordinary beef
gc; family mess pork, jlb piece Sl3 30;
bean pork. fine clear Sl4 30.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle tees f4c:
30 10 cans 75[c; lard compound, tees CSC; 30
n cans 6ilc; - ID cans 6asc; 10 ID cans
65zc; ID cans &c.
CANNED GooDs-3-ib Standard tomatoes
SjaqOc: BIB fancy tomatoes ~ la95c; 2-ib
standard Hartford Co. corn S0aS5c; soaked
corn 4ja50c: lib Maine process corn 9Oa9Jc;
III Maine hacked sweet corn 81 GOAL 10;
New York State Fancy , III corn 81 3Oi B
Ii Acorn brand peaches s. 30: 3-i6 standard
table peaches 81 -; BIB standard pie
peaches 81 IL; lib full standard cove oys-
ters 81 10; lib light weight cove oysters
CSC: 2-h standard string beans ljc; Lib
bv's , ID can corn beef = 20; Libby's lib
can clipped beef s. 20; Libby's In can
lunch tongue = -.
WoOpENwARE ] tubs s. 90; No. ,
s. 90: No. 3 81 90; > hoop pals 81 -; 3 hoop
| 81 G5: sap 81 80; single washboards 81 90;
double do. - 30; one crimp double do = %;
single s. 30.
FRrIrs-New Turkish Prunes &c;
Raisins. Valencia SIC; Layer Ondara lie;
London layer raising > 5Oa2 90; Loose
muscatels - 3Oa2 b; Fancy California
Evaporated peaches l9a2Oc; choice Califor-
MIA evaporated peaches l6a17c; fancy Cali
fornia cvaporated apricots l7alSc; choice
California evaporated apricots lGal6lzc:
fancy evaporated apples l2l4c; choice do
lie: fair do l0alOisc.
Ou-Lard. extra western strained 'oc;
carbon. 10. nc: carbon. 80. 1sic; Lewis
mines winter white oil i6c; summer white
31a39c
SuGARs-Cut loaf nc; Cubes CSC; Fruit
powdered &c: Ordinary powdered 61ic;
formulated Standard IS, C; Standard Con-
PETITIONERS A &c: Standard Grocers' 4
&c: Pearl White \ 55Sc; White Extra {
SIC; Ohio Valley &c; New York c 5i4o;
Fruit G Sc
RIcE-Fancy Pearl 6ilc; Choice Pearl
59ic: Choice Domestic &c; Prime Domes-
tic SIC; Fair Domestic SIC; Fancy Head
1l-a1lc c.
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Mrs. Langry SAYS: ~ woman of the
Icadcst white skin. with light blue eyes
and pale blond hair. becomes % poem
whom She dons q yellow gown:
Leila j.. Robinson. the Boston lawyer
end thcauthorof THE Law Of Husband
aud WIFE, was the first woman 20 gain
admission t0 Che suffolk bar.
NIr. Gladstone received e35 for the
article he wrote fora London newspaper
.L'ads NorN last week in behaltoi "a
closer alliance of capital and labor.
Mime. Modiesba. after spending few
dav, iu New York next week. viii 60 90
home ia Los Angeles. CAL. for three
months Late u tine summer She VIII
100 Europe.
The curious observation is made by a
correspondent ol the Atlanta C0nNitu-
tom that the Rev Thomas *. Beechcr
-has nome Of that air of bauteUr which
belonged to his brother
DR. Frithiof Nansau has been granted
$4,000 by the Swedish government O,
paw expenses OF his North Pole eXpodi
ton. which starts from ChriStiania 10
February, lcD2. and sails around Aria
John n. b. Iatrobc. the oldest lawyer
.at tle Baltimore BAR, celebrated hr
.clehty-soycnth birthday last Sunday
IT, ,til attend, to his professional bus
.n,-S. lI, SON. Ferdinand &. Latrohe
has boon MAYOR OF Baltimore four times
The family is one oi the best known b.
MARYLAND
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MARTINS FERRY.

The meeting for young men next Sabbath
at 1 p. N. at the Young Mems Christian
Association promises to be one OF unusual!
interest. Mr.. j. G. Lynch, general secre-
tary Of the Wheeling Association, viii
lead the meeting and will be assisted III
conducting the services by members Of the
Wheeling Association. The music will be
lead by an orchestra. Every young man
in Martins Ferry is urged 10 be present.
Architect Thomas Green will present
plans to the city Council for the remodelling
of the city building. We understand the
upstairs is to be diverted into three rooms,
one for the Mayors Office, one Tor the wa
ter works trustees and and the other Tor
Police Court. The entire building IS TO De
painted and fixed up in general This IS
certainly a commeEdable act, as the build
ing is in bad shape.
The glass factories have all donated quite
literally to the First ward reel company,
which is TO hold festival soon. Inc artl,
cles donated are 10 be contested Tor. ana
can be seen at DR. a. II. Ong's, on Hano-
yer street
Crsswell, who was arrested here for
raising disturbance with the Waterman
of the Standard mill, was taken to Bridge
port yesterday morning by Marshal Keller,
of the latter city.
Capt Inglebright has sold his naphtha
Yacht Surprise" TO Wheeling parties, to
be used as ferry between the Island and
Wheeling wharf. The price paid was
81 900.
Albert Marshall, who has been at Iron
dale, o.. for the past two weeks acting as
agent of the railroad, returned home last
night and resumed his duties at the freight
station.
The Senior American Mechanics have
accepted the invitation of the Junior Amer
lean Mechanics to attend church Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock.
G. w. Bellman, of Minerva, is in the
city, the guest of his brother-in-law, I. j.
Thomas, Agent G. Il p. railroad.
There will be skating at the Lafayette
rink tonight The Martins Ferry Cornet
Band will be in attendance.
MIR A. w. Kerr, Secretary of the Buck
eye Glass Company. was in St. Clairsville
yesterday on business.
There was ball at Keeseys Hall last
evening, given by the The Johns Fishing
Club.
Landreth's Garden Seeds in bulk or pa
pers, at j. Williams, Washington St
Mr.. j. Bowers. of Cadiz, Ohio, Is in the
CITY
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BELLAiRE.

The Buckeye Savings and Loan Co, of
this city. received a charter from the Sec
rotary of State, Thursday. The capital
stock Of the new company Is s5,OOOOOO. 10
will take the place Of the Buckeye Build
ing and Loan Co. and be managed by the
same Board of Directors
The new road proposed to West Wheel
ing met with great deal of opposition, and
the viewers were threatened on every hand
with suits for damages The route has
since been changed. and will likely 20 the
old road 10 West Wheeling.
Two children of John Shipman, Of the
Second ward were badly scaldcd, Thurs
dav evening. bypulliug over a tub of water.
One of the children is so seriously injured
that fears are entertained for its recovery.
Chas McClain writes back from Mon
tana that he has purchased some real
estate 1t is cheaper in the long run to pur-
chase property in Butte City than to rent.
There was a small wreck on the 3. x o.
Yesterday near Lewis Mills. y train
broke in two and ran together, breaking
several cars and delaying traffic some.
JAS Fitton returned from Lorain, last
evening, with big mess of fresh fish which
came direct from Lake Erie, but the gentle
man is not credited with the catch.
The case of Kerr and Bowers Us. S. O.
Cummins came up in Court yesterday but
was deferred. Thecase IS the outgrowth
of the fall Of the old Niagara Rink.
The Italian ice cream vendors had .
quarrel at Indian run bridge. They were
arrested, and the fines were such that there
was no profit on cream that day
The assessors have hard work finding the
owners for the numerous ours about town.
Some of the CANNES have suddenly become
ownerless.
Chas Murray has been elected delegate
10 the annual convention OF flint glass
workers. which convenes in Baltimore this
summer
The 4Etna Glass Company is advertised
for sale to-day The buildings are likely
to change hands this time.
The festival of the ladies of First Nj. +.
Church, held in City Hall last week. was
well attended.
Three hundred invitations Will be issued
for the hop of the Good Samaritan Club on
May 3Oth.
A pink social was held at the home of
Mrs. Jos Bates, in the First ward, last
The Junior Order Of American Nlechan-
les will participate in the Memorial Day
parade.
Albert Rodefer yesterday purchased the
brick residence of DR. {. +. Kurt for
-. 800.
Gus Briedenstein, of Bridgeport, has pur-
chased the fast driving horse Of Jacob
Rietz.
The largest awning in town was put up
in front OF Mellotts furniture store ycster-
day.
Maggie Ault is selling out so that she
g.. h.. month
Most of the witnesses in the Sheppardvs.
B. & q. case have returned home.
The Mayor did not have a liquor case be
fore him last week.
The blast furnace is turning out 1870 tons
of pig metal daily.
Vim \ Wise has grocery store at Rush
Run.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID To me as trustee. by John Harrington aud
Mary Harrington. his wife, dated september ~,
lss7 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk oi
the County Court of Marshall county, West Nir,
gnia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. Z. page ils, ]
will sell. at public auction, on
SATURDAY, MAY 3lst, 1880
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. NJ the front
door Of the Court House Of Marshall county, In
the CITY Of Mound,yillc, the following property,
to-wit. 4 piece or parcel OF ground situate IN
the town OF Bcnwood Marshall county. and
State OF West Nirginia, and more particularly
described rs follows: Beginning at the north
west corner Of lot numbered three ~ In u. ;.
Goods addition 10 said town. and running
thence south with the county road twsnty nine
tsgl feet: thence eastward!y one hundred OOu)
feet to u stake twenty l2O) feet from the
division line between lots 2 and 81 the same
plat: thence north parallel with the iir>t-named
line twenty I'D feet. thence west with the d.
vision line one hundred 400 feet Ia the begin
ning together with all the buildings and appur'
teunuces situate thereon or belonging thereto,
being the same property conveyed 20 Jnhn lihr.
rngton by Patrick Harrington and VIE 10y deed
dated September 81 1874. and OF record IN the
office of the Clerk Of the County Court ~ Mar.
shall county, West Virginia, In Deed Book y,
page 81.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash or 30
much more as the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
and the balance In one and two years. with in
tercst from the day Of sale. the purchaser %
give his notes. with good security. for the de-
f.rrod payments, and the legal title 10 De- Re-
tanned as further security. Selling ~ Trustee.
will convey only such title rs is vested in me
by said deeds ,,,.,.,.
HHaNa
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GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case of letter, and three
bottles of 5. S. 5. cured me perma-
nently. WALLACE MANN,
Meanwhile, !. 7.
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ribbons and get her touches of bright
ness with facingS OF the best of the non
furnishing gold and silver laceS. She
should have a black hat both because it
is the most fashionable and it will go
with every one Of her gowns. If she
likes feathers, she should remember
that a really good ostrich plume will
wear while long series Of tips" are
coming out of curl and being thrown
away; but a low-crowncd, broad-brim-
med hat trimmed with gold lace and
black ribbon needs nothing else to make
it captivating,
Those who interest themselves in
dainty dressing, at low cost or high.
will do well TO remember that Dickens
says: style means back" Style
means carriage. and much OF the sue
cess Of a dress depends on how a woman
carries herself after the dress is on. "
With head up, chest raised and waist
firm, if the material hasn't cost more
than $50, she should look IKE queen
ELLEN OSBORN.
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STATES-Dull and steady.
Extremely active: sales,
$780,, 900.
SrocKs-The stock market was again
very active to-day, although the business
done was not so evenly distributed as some
time ago. but the tone of the market was
buOyant during most of the day, and mate
rial advances were scored all over the list.
The cOnspicuously strong stocks of the day
were Missouri Pacific, Western Union,
Wheeling and Lake Erie. Reading, Man
haitian, Lackawanna and the specialties.
The great feature was Missouri Pacific,
which rose rapidly upon the issue OF the
notice that the stockholders would have
the privilege of subscribing TO the new
collateral trust bonds. The Gould
stocks all fell into line, although the utter
ances of Mr. Gould upon the Western sltu-
alton were not specially encouraging. The
only weak spot in the list was Atchison
and that was only fraction. The gas
stocks were also prominent. The buoyant
tone which was so marked during the day
met with little setback. The close was ac-
tive and strong. generally at the best prices
of the day. The most prominent gains
were San Francisco preferred 81, Mis-
souri, Pacific 2jS, Western Union >, Omaha
X, Manhattan L q, Lackawanna and Read
closed bid as follows;
Adams Express, ISL; American Express,
li6: Canada Pacific ~; Central Pacific,
81; Chesapeake and Ohio. 249i do. first
preferred, 60; second preferred, y; Chi
cago and Alton, 1927; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1ll97; Delaware and Hud-
son, 1899 Delaware, Laoltawanna and
Western, 1861; Denver and Rio Grande.
1871; Erie, PSI do. preferred, 65l5; Fort
Wayne, l53i5 Illinois Central, ll6; Lake
Shore. III: Michigan Central, l0O4 ;
Minneapolis and St Louis, 5; do pre-
ferred, 10; Missouri Pacific, 80; North
ern Pacific, 36li ; do. preferred, SIS: North
western, ll54; do preferred, liGi9; New
York Central, l0S9(; Oregon Transconti-
mental. 49, Pacific Mail, a. Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 233s; Pittsburg,
i51: Pullman Palace Car, 1893; Read
ing. 1915: Rock Island, SO; st. Louis
and San Francisco, 30ii do preferred, 80 ;
do first preferred, 100; st. Paul, 5Gls; do.
preferred, 1202i st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1925 St. Paul and Omaha, 36i4 ;
do. preferred, 1909 Texas Pacific, 224s ;
Union Pacific, GO United States Express,
Il: Western Union, Sd3..
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First among the summer vacation
economies reckon a knowledge of wool
ems. The woman who is going to the
seaShorc, the woman who is going To the
mountains and the woman who Is going
90 stay at home are alike Interested in
light weight wool goods. Call it street
dress. travelling dress, tramping dress,
general outing dress. il must be light
and 10 must be wool. except when its
mixed judiciouSly with silk and becomes
alpaca.
This summer standby must be water
proof 10 a moderate degree. There are
those among the delightfully."- pretty
spring novelties. b0rdered cloths, ETC.,
that will not dull. like paSSee beauty
losing her complexion. if Tom does not
let his hat drip while he holds the UNI
brclla over you-why is il that no UNI
brelly is ev9r big enough for two?-hut
the woman who is practically economi-
cal and whose gowns are rigidly limited
i'm number will not trust 10 the tricky
goddess fortune to guide her choice
among this counters temptations. IN
til She can get certificate from Provl-
dcnce. duly signed, sealed and delivered.
guaranteeing that no "Sea turn shall
set I'm while she walks the beach, no
clouds wrap the summit until she is
safely mp the cliff aud down again. no
splashing drops fall when there isn't a
horse ear 20 be hailed, she will pin her
faith to serge and she shall not be- de-
ccived.
Serge is the economical woman IS ma
tcrial She delights i'm its gloss and its
I freshness. When 10 loses these she puts
I it into the wash-tuh. and il comes out
new again. For the summer outing it
/ is incomparably better than flannel.
/ The only material which approaches 1t
I for everyday out-of-door vacation wear
/ is good alpaca. and alpaca has a sur
face which is not becoming to all COM
IplcXionS. For women who can wear IL
alpaca is very cool, very durable. very
Light. wonderfully considerate about
shedding dirt-thiS is a point for the
economical woman's conSidCration-aud
more 10 bc relied ON when caught in the
Train than most materials. though in this
respect serge is its superior.
/ Let 10 be- then alpaca or serge. There
are pretty gray Sergcs that stand more
wear than almost any thing else with
out looking badly. Let it clear the
ground by several inches, the fashion
correspondents to the contrary, notwith-
standing. There is nothing more SLOW
cnly than 10 dip into the dust at every
motion. The details of cut must
depend on circumstances. l
am not sufficiently progressive
TO yield my heart TO the stiff shirt
bosom. waiStcoat, jacket and straight
drapcries which 60 to make up the
favorite outing dress of the season. and
10 the woman vino is suggest this con-
sideration. The masculine makeup IS
chic. neat and practical, II not beauti-
full. when made by a masculine crafts
man: but If YOU are one of those for
whom this article is written. woman
Co whom economy is a necessity, if You
can't 90 10 a good tailor, don't try TO
make 10 mp at home. The amateur
masculine rig would be odiouS if it were
not laughablc. The home dreSSmaker
is dear, sweet sensible soul, but she
should be judicious in choosing her
styles.
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SPRING ADVICE.
Scientific lEnnasiAe.


BE careful Of your diet You do not need
heavy food such as you require during the Win
ter.
Spring may be beautiful. but il is ireacherouS'
Do not let It deceive you into a cold 4 fever
malaria or pneumonia.
Do not throw of your Winter iannels too
carly. It'll better to suffer little incouyeni-
ence then to take cold.
II YOU feel tired, feverish OF oyer-h"aied; do
not rush of and take Spring medicines Cool
Yourself down and in this way helpyour system
and purify your blood.
In Won feel hot and thirsty. do not drink large
quantities Of water or other long drinks. IL
is much better 10 take a little pure whiskey ana
water which will quench the thirst tone the sys-
ten. and fortlfy against disease.
Remember that only pure whisky should
ever be taken into the system, and that the
leading chemists and scientists OF the present
dav unite in declaring that Duiiy's Pure Malt l.
absolutely the purest and best. t5l
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Ipttrry.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

LUulSidild Sidte LollSiy OOlhpaiIJ'
Incorporated by the Legislature for Educa'
.ional and charitable purposes. and its franchise
made part Of the present state Constitution IN
1879. hy an overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Seml-Annually, dune and Decembcrl, and It's
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place In each OF the other ten months Of the
year. and are all drawn In public, at the eead'
emv of Music, New Orleans, la.
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pluntbrrs.

FRANK BOOTH Aer>r
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VACATION ROBES.
How To COMPASS THEM FOR VERY LITTLE
MONEY.
PLAN Talk About Simple Gowns for the Summer
Holidlyl-C9mbinati3n Of Cheapness and
Aurac.vsnesS Hot Weather
Outfits.

Sltct0t Correspondence 81 me At9t,ttF.
NEW YORK. May 81 read from time
TO time descriptions of inexpensive sum
mer outfits, and frequently run upon
detailed directions for making vaca-
ton wardrobe ont of ones head and hav-
ing plenty of wash goods left to supply
ones sisters and cousins; but still the
bona iidc economies actually useful TO
the dear lady TO whom one dollar al
ways means one hundred cents, and
usually seems to mean one hundred and
twenty-five. | do not find in the news
papers. Life is too short 10 indulge
overmuch in protestation and criticism,
but the fashion reporter who wears
down her pencil points trying 10 con-
vince people that there is great saving
In tcn-dollar boots and pure silk stock
ings. while she may be fulfilling useful
purpose in Salving the cOnscienceS Of
people who are yearning for just that
sort Of soothing. is not making herself
especially useful TO the woman who
must needs make the price of one set Of
such luxurious foot coverings provide
for good deal more than the lower eX-
trcmiticS
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From Pittsburg, 1000 a M. daily. 1850 D. in..
except Sunday. - and 10. 10 %. M. daily.
Washington Accommodation, s.lOa. m., daily,
Sunday
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, May 9-Cattle-Rc-
ccipts. l,2l0 head: shipments, l,0OS head ;
nothing doing; all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments.
5000 head; market steady; medium and
selected 81 3Oa4 40; common to best York
ers s. 15a4 30; pigs, 3 15al 10.
Sheep Receipts, 100 head; shipments,
200 head; market active at yesterday
prices
Chicago, May -Cattlo-Receipts, H.
900 head; shipments, 1900 head market
slow and lower for common; beeyes - l0a
, 40; steers - S0a5 90; stockers and feed
ers - sOa4 10; cows, bulls and mixed
81 60a3 20: Texans )! S0a4 90.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market slow and lower; mixed
81 O5a4 27i5; light and heavy 81 O5ai 30;
skips * 4Oaf 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
500 head; market steady: natives = 50a
& 40: western corn-fed - 00a6 40; Texas
81 5Oa5 30; lambs - O0a7 90.
CINCINNATI, O., May 9.-Hogs, easy;
common and light - 0Oai 10; packing and
butchers 81 coal -. Receipts $50 head ;
shipments, ! 800 head.
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TOLEDO, o.. May S.-Wheat, active and
higher: cash 9jc; May 95c; June 95l9c:
July 9i3,c; August 923.c. Corn, dull and
steady; cash, 36l Sc: June 36c. Oats, quiet;
No 2white Bic: No. May Doc. Clover
Seed. dull: cash 3 80; October * So.
Receipts-Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn,
$1,000 bushels: clover seed, 1913 bags. Ship
ments-Wheat, 200 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, GOO bushels; clover seed,
( BAGS.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 9-Wool-
Market ouiet prices steady: Ohio. Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
3:}a3lc; Y 3laSic; medium 35a'}Sc; coarse
81 5a37c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine or X and XX 2Sa3lc;
medium 3Ia37llc: coarse 3la35c; fine wash
ed delainc X and XX 35a3'c; medium
washed combing and delaine 40ai2c; coarse
do 35a3Gc; Canada washed combing 3la;5c;
tub washed choice 39a40c; fair 31a5Sc;
coarse 32a35c: medium unwashed c0mbng
and delainc 2Sa30c; coarse do. 2Ni sa?9c;
Montana iIa25c: territorial lla33c.
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KANAWHA AID OHIO RAIL

IN WAY. ROBT " ktLLLl, hr1ENth
(Kanawha short Lincl Schedule Boz effect 80
yember 18th. 1889, Subject 20 chance nlthou
notice. Trains leave Wheeling lO.3 90. m. Via
Ohio River r. A.; arrive Charleston $50 D.. m.
Leave Chafleston Gas %. m.. arrive Wheeling
7.i5 D. m, via o. r. r. X. LEAVE Charie.t ou
1875 a. m arrive Wheeling i@D %. m fia c..
lumbus and r. n o.. daily except sunday. Cen
trail Standard Time Sundays, only trains
leave. Charleston SOD q. M. arrive NhrrNuf
7.45 d. m Leave Wheeling 800 q. ms arrive
Charleston i.fj D. m.. via o. u. r. r.
GEO j. ERMtIIH g. y \
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CHAS. o. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent
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nor RENT-RooM $3.50 on SECOND floor
II Also. Office and sleeping Rooms l.. 4. ROLF
A CO. 1874 Market Street. mysh
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For Bent

nor RENT-ROoMS-FUR OR IN
II furnished. ADDRESS IS A.. this office
mVqs