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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-14
Oil Struck Iu,,cn,I ~ cov

: Tho result at No. 0 OF the Natural q AZ
Company's OF West Virginia, on tho Nc
Clay farm, says the Washington (Pa +,
Journal, has proved surprise. A light
well or gasser was looked for. It has
been completed in the Gordon and is
showing for 75.barrel we'll. It is To-
Gated 100 feet west Of the Forest OIL
Company's gasser, on tho William Prigg,
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Now Advertisements,

If you cannot SEQ and need spcctacles
you Should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tic
finest Instruments and moro experience
thGn my other 0ptician In tho State,
ana guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
q a g !, JeWeler and Opticlan, $
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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Confused Reports OF nm Explosion,

AT the Riverside blast furnace, at Ben
wood, yesterday, molten iron ran oyel
the sides OF the casting floor, and falling
in pools OF water, exploded with a sue.
cesslon OF loud reports, but doing nc
damage. People who heard the noise,
coupled with it the fact that the Wheel.
ing steel plant is idle for repairs, aud
some confused reports were circulated
At the steel works one Of the blowing
engines which furnishes air for the con.
verters broke last week, and when IN
examination was made it was found the
other one was also out OF order. Tho
parts HAD to be sent to Milwaukee for re.
pairs. 1t is expected the works will re.
sumo early next week. yGl
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Noyel Suit Tor Damages,

4 peddter has sued George Mertz,
who lives on the Ohio sile opposite the
Eighth ward, for $500 damages IN a
BeIlaire squirrels court. The origin OF
the suit was novel. The peddler called
ut MIR. Mer,z's house when nobody was
in but big dog. The dog bit him on
the finger. Unlaunted, the man with
the pack went around to the back door,
where the dog again met him and tore
his trousers badly before Mrs. Alcr,z,
who was a short distance away, could
call him of. The peddler is said to be a
Wheeling man
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Slight Casualties.

A tive-year.old son Of Henry Stratn,au
was struck in the face by stone thrown
by an Older boy, and his face badly cut,
besides having teeth knocked out.
A man named Engelhart jumpsd from
high bank at the mouth OF CALDWELL
run after fly ball, and landed in water
twelve feet deep. He narrowly escaped
drowning.
There was slight fire in the house
OF Mr.. Stahnke, at seventh and Market
streets. The ViGilant engine was called
by still alarm and put it out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-14

The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
has prepared and placed on sale at liz
principal stations Commercial Tickets
1000 miles, good over thirteen different
roads, for the accommodation Of its pat.
rons. Theae tickets with full informa
ton as to the territory they cover, car
be obtained by calling OH any agent o.
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railway
Small stations not provided with stock
Of this issue, will be authorized to re-
ceivc orders for same, making req uisi
ton on the General Passenger Agent iol
what may be required,
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L. s. Goopsells dry goods the cheapest


The river was still falling last night
with 10 feet o. inches In tho CHANNEL.
The Hudson passed up from CINCINNATI
for Pittsburehiat Ga. NJ. The Courier
departed for Parkcrsburg ut IL 40 a. m.
The Keystone State, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, passed at noon with a good
cargo, every statesroon filed and extra
accommodations furnished by pressing
cots into nse, This moraing the Lizzie
Bay is due from Pittsburgh for Charles.
ton at ! o'clock. Tho Andes is due for
Cincinnati at 7 q. m. She will take on
1000 kegs Of nails and ten tons OF sheet
iron, besides three families and their
household effects. The Rem Hur, to.
days Parkersburg packet, will leave at
ll:ao a. NJ. The Elaine leaves for Pitts.
burgh att z: m: The G.. W. Bachelor
is to:day's Cincinnati. Pittsburgh packet
and is due at Ia. N. Gray's Iron Line
is loading i 900 kegs OF nails at tina In
Belle wharf Tor St. Louis. Street Com.
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Yesterdays Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday, Mollie
Edwards, colored, arraigned for keeping
9 house OF iil.fame in the old Jail build.
Ing on Market street above Tenth, was
discharged Mabel Cole, also colored,
got fifteen days for drunkenness Mary
Burke the same term for disoYderly con.
Duct, and Patrick Kahn fifteen days for
disorder, sr. M
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Henry NJ. SANKEY'S Great Work.

"In Darkest Africa" is now being Of
fered to the people OF Wheeling BY ].
n. Cloustou, who has secured from
Charles Scibuer's Sons, the publishers,
the sole agency for the State OF West
Virginia. The public can rely upon
this being the only true history OF STAN
ley's recent expedition into Central
Africa for the relief Of Emin Pasha. Tho
book will be ready for delivery early in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-14
John NIclScuii, Town.

John Mckee, pittsbureh's famous
victim OF cacrihes scriJcndi, ia in the city.
He is the same old John and wears the
same old hat, chokor and clothes. He
has recently been Frightening the pages
OF the Steubenyille newspapers with the
originality Of his photography, having
spent several days there. So far he has
written nothing since his arrival here.
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missioner CLARK ia building IN inmense

missioner Clark Ia building m immense
box on tho lower end Of the wharf to
hold sand. 1t will be In tho way Of
shippers when tho river reaches % feet.
The Hudson leaves Wheeling on her
May Festival trip next Wednesday even.
log at Z O'Clock, arriving In Cincinnati
Ia time for Friday evenings concert.
She will remain till Saturday midnight,
allowing her passengers to enjoy three
concerts. s-. IIEE., 'aT,
plrrsuuRou, Pa, May 13.-Riyer II
feet 4 inches and falling.
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The CITY Wins n Sniff.

Per. I OF the Circuit Court was not in
session yesterday. In Part II, Judge PAUL
on the bench, the damage suit OF Freder-
lex Hertzer against the city was put on
trial. Herizer was employedin digging in
ditch for the city on Market street, n ear
Eleventh, when it caved in and be was
caught and seyessly, injured. He sued
for s., 900. After his evidence was all
in, the city moved to exclude it, and
this motion was granted, and the Jury
brought in a verdict for the city.
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WE ARE ALL SETTLED,


Como and See Us 1T Our New and Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VIcroH SAFETY is fine,
than ever. Don't fail to sec it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels oil
other makes for the Victor. Why is it!
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best n
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over q
dozen makes OF Bicycles.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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VIII Appear III New CIotl,cx.

Tho new uniforms Of the Opera House
band arrived from Columbus yesterday.
They are described as neat but SNOWY as
is desirable. The cloth is blue, With
buff trimmings, and tho head cover is a
neat, small cap. The boys will wear
them torthe first time to-day, when thew
accompany the Wheeling Knights
Templar to the State Conclave at Park
ersburg. tllI. 4 ~ - Z
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Found Dead In bed,

John Hechtel, 70 years old, was found
dead In bed by HIS l2.year.old grand.
daughter at his home, No. 25l4 EoG
street, Yesterday morning. lie had
been afflicted with asthma many years
and is supposed to have died from that
disease. He leaves wife and several
grown children,
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Januuschek's Engagement.

4 The sale ofseats opens ut G: A. Houses
music store this morning for tho en-
gagement at the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday a.
ternoon Of Madame Janauschek. There
is agood deal Of interest in this engage
ment manifested in the city aud sur.
rounding towns, and It is probable that
the three fine performances OF classic
plays will all begiven to full houses.
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Ike Smith, the colored night.soil con-
tractor, was arraigned before Squire
Peterman yesterday on a charge OF oh.
tanning money under false prttcnses. He
was accused Of removing nine barrels
from mans premises, classifying the re-.
turn and collecting for twenty barrels.
He pleaded lila own Gaze, creating a
good deal Of fun. The Justice held him
in $500 bail Tor his appearance to answer
to the finding OF the next grand jury.
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IfnInu liriiIra prnHnaua

The third and last bent OF the traveller
on the superstructuro for the channel
span Of the Union Bridge was put up
yesterday, and the traveller will:be com.
pleted to-day. The three bents are eaci,
ninety feet high. The work OF putting
up the iron work will be commenced as
soon Us the piles arc planked.
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I! u. & o. Popular Sunday Excursions.

Commencing Sunday, May is, and con.
tinuing every Snnday until further no.
tice, the Baltimore & Ohio will sell ex.
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh at 81 5Oand
to Washington at 81 for the round trim.
Trims leave Wheeling at $40 and I I'd
u. IN, returning leave Pittsburgh at 3 is
and AS j. IN. :
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Ofhealth and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggibts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-14

Mrs. Isaac Russell, one OF the oldest
residents OF Bridgeport, was buried yes.
terday. She was 50 years Of age. Her
husband, who survives her, is quite sick.
They We're perhaps the Oldest couple
who had made Bridgeport their home,
their residence there dating back more
than fifty Years. = --- >
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NEW ioHK, May 13.-Thcrc was mir demand
lot lry goods In the regular way, with finn
! market. but the attention Of buy ers was chiefly
taken up with trades OF ilanuelnt Faulkner Pare
&lco.t, aud which was largely attended. The
sale was looked 10 with special interest, because
the goods have heretofore been the leaders in
making prices for the season. The results arc
not very different on the average from the sale
OF last Friday, but prices were more irregular.
Some goods, as plain white, selling close ia
last years. while plain tcarlets and iackIprs
SOLD very low In some instances.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 1s.-wool market
quiet and brtce6 steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania a nd
west virginia TX and above 3as3ic: Y 3laaac:
medinm a,a3sc: coarse 311aaa35c; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and western fine osa3Ic: mr..
ane and XX asayc; medium wa.be MnsneG 4s
and dciaiue 40af2c: Canada washed colnbinr Az
Sc: tub washed, choice 39aiOc; fair 37a3Sc: I'm.
washed comb!nG and delAinc 2sa30c; coarse do
0sa2sc; territory l5a12c. yI-g-'. ~ -
PHILAbELrHlA. May l3.-Flour firm. Whca,
dull; y cak and lower; fair to good milling Ssa
y..Hs931zzc: August 81 Sa9,isc. Corn STEADY: ny NJ
3 mixed 3shc: No: 2 high mixed 4S5lc; No. :
August az ta2Lc. Goats dull aud !9wer: Sn "
white 85c: No. 2white Mny Saxasi5<c: jane ana
July JaSs51c:. August Spx301+c. Pork steady.
new mess Sl3 Goals 80; do prime mess So 90. Frys
firm: ilrstS lac. > ~ 49, NesS
BOSTON, May 1a.-Wool market firm: Ohio x
3Ic; Xxx and above aahas3c; Michigan 4 2S,;o
49, Ue: no. cdmoiug. Michigan 3ia35c and Ohio
5 s.c; uhWashed comblng steady: territory fine
o;a5Vo: clean fine medium 5ia5Gc; Medium 5ne
o!e; pulled wools super 35aioc; cxtra 25aOc chr.
pct woods steady at &c. - ~
New York; May Observation-Disclosures 1909
head: no trading. 81. Il1lI ''o'o
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Fish S.orlcs.

A pike was hooked in Cobuu's creek,
MonoDgalia county, last week, SO large
that four per cons were unable to land it,
and the fish escaped. Now squad OF
fishermen are constantly campsd ut the
spot, waiting for bite.
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LIFT THOU TllYsELF ABOVE THE ACCT.
DENTS OF LIFE" 'iL,s y ~ A,7'Ei
LIE MOST pEElsHADLE PIECE OF PROP.
ERrf YOU OWN IS YOUR LIFE.
1T: SHOULD THEREFOR De THE BEST IN
sURED. 3.,,si-Sf lgs5a Y isIaElt
:, LIE BEST PLACE TO INSURE IT IS IN THE
EQUITABLE, OF New York. 9
iAE LARGEST, SAFEST, STRONGEST AND
best LIFE COMPANY IN the WORLD, < +
J, ,o ,,t,,. SwEENEY& EDWARDS.
1SOs MARKET STREET, WHEELING, W. VA.
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Planning Mill Sold.

The R. ]. Baggs planning mill, at Bridge.
port, has been sold to r. J. Baggs and
Jerome Powell, OF Pennsylvania, for
$4,000. The Wheeling & Lake Eric
railroad will likely run through the
property. 1t does not at present show
any signs OF resumiug work as q planning
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~ IT--|--1T ~
Marble and Gulnite.

II You intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want iirst-c!ass work and low prices,
call Mt office Of L. a. Moore, second floor
McI.ain's Building, 1905 Market street,
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HELLO, THERE!

Did you know the best place to get a
good Gold Watch, n Diamond, u parlor
Clock, or anything In the jeWelry line,
% per cent lower than any other house
In tie city, is ut ". J. AUkENS,
The Main Street JsWcler,
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and al
the novelties in woolens Tor mems wear
which We are prepared to make up il
the best Of style and lit at reasonable
prices. /
Flannel shirts at 80 cents and up.
wards, aud sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated % cent Half Hose at
G. Hess 4 SoSs',
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishes
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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Excursion to the Valley of Virginia via the

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets at one fare, NAV
Goth, 1890, to Woodstock, Winchester.
Stannton, Lexington and other points
in the Valley Of Virginia. G'I,s
) Tickets will DO good going ten DAYS
and returning thirty days, with stop.oyer
at any point east OF Parkersburg. Now
is the time to visit your friends, or to
seek n home in old Virginia. For full
Information and tickets, call on agents
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. - :. :
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WE respectfully announce that we
hare secured the services Of I'M OK,
perienceG enter, and Tint our SpriuG
and Summer Stock will be found rcplete
with the Iatest ard choicest novelties, 10
IN Inspection OF which the public Is cor
daily Invited.
LOUIS DELBRUGGE & co.,
Merchant Tailors,
Corner Main and Twenty.ser0nd SIS.
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CUT ELOXEiiS

Arranged in the Most ARTISTIC manner,
for Luncheons. Dinners and Wedding
Decorations. Quality Of Flowere tho
best. Prices moderate.
N. PATTERSON, e
r IL Sixth Avenue.
Opposite Trinity Church. was
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To Whom it ,Iny Concern,

l take this means Of expressing my
appreciation Of the prompt payment OF
the amount OF my husbands life insur-
ance in the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Philadelphia, Pa, and COM
mend Messrs. Schillins 4 kasley, State
agents, to the friends Of my husband,
who, may desire reliable protection, J
MEs. ADELAIDE EGEnrER.
,Whfeiinq, V. Va, May u, 1890.
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4 Former Wheeling siau Killed.

4 Former Wheeling Aidu Killed.
Word was received here yesterday that
Richard Shallcross, a former well known
young Wheeling man, and a nephew OF
Colonel 7. T. Shallcrons, had been killed
IN St. Louis No particulars were given
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New Summer Resort for Bonrlcrs.
Six to eight nicely new furnished
roons, with board for this summer. or
iull year round, at reasonable price, at
VI 80. 5!i.a FRANK WALFER's
Two Mile House,
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Excursion Rates on the Il, s. O, II. II. IN t,,e

Excursion Rates on the Il. s. O. Il. Il. to tho
May Musical Festival, Cincinnati, o.
The Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip excursion tick.
cts to Cincinnati May o0th to 2l.h iuclu.
slve, good returning to May o5th inclu.
sive, at the low rate Of one fare for the
round trip $50
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-For Western
Pennsylvania, cooler, westerly winds;
cloudiness and rain, becoming fair Wed.
nesday night. ~
For West Virginia and Ohio. colder,
northerly winds; rain followed by iair
weather Wednesday night.
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CHAMPION Waists in Flannellette, Pc.
nang and Percale at % to so cents at
EMsuElMgR's,
IS aud 20 Eleventh street.
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FRIENDSHIP RINGS.

IKE latest thing ont for yOnr lad,
friends. For The next few lnys l vii
offer Ladies' and Gents God and Cold
Filled Watches from Is to % per cent
lnwer tllan eyer before. Same on Din
monds. Come III aud secure b,rgains
W. ]. LUkENS,
Main Street Jcwelcr,
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SPRING and Summer Wraps at one
third Oft former prices, to reduce stock
at E,FTiYitE e EMsuEIMEn's. q
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GDe Suttllioellfer.
once Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements,

In Darkest AirIca-J. n. Clonston.
Proposals for Fuel and Washing.
While Mountain Ice Cream Fteczer-Neshitt
& Bro. s|..
Notice - Stockholders Meeting, Lafayette
Granite aud Marble Works. -
Late ,yStem-iInllCrAn's Commercial School
4 DavenUnrt. ...
Card Of Thanks.
Ralph Bngham-At Thomson N. Z. Church.
Sale OF Valuable Real Exiate-J. r. Ackcr.
Wnn,cd-t,irl for Genera! Aousework.
For Rent -Furnishca Room.
Past All Preccden. Louisiana State Lottery
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AT 10, 20, 81, s. and so cents, 81 90 and
81 SO, elegant line Of Ladies' Vests,
creau, blue and black, at -
: EMsIlElMER's,
II AVA ~ Eleventh street.
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FANS Of every description. Popular
prices at EusllEINrn's.
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and is north OF the Patterson, which
was brought 10 BONE months ago at 10
barrels. This will cause soulc operating
to 10 done at that point. A8,t7
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Corner Main


The Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered Is follows: -
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M. J. McFadden.
N. ]. MCRadden' Prices
SPRING UNDER WEAR
Largest Stock and Lowest Prices
III the City.

Good Gsuze Undcrshiris, white or colorcd,
only &c
Fine Willis Snmmer Mcrino Shirts and
Nice Striped EalbsiGSnu shirts. new styles.
M d.
Good Quality White Linen Drawers, well
made, MI sizes c
Fine French Neck BalbriggAn ehirLst Drlw:
eIs 10 match
Fancy striped Genuine BaloIiggan Shirts
hhd Doc
Extra Good Double Seat Linen Drawers, all
siZcs:;... ...."..,;;nc
Fine Willis french BalbrlsgAn Shirts and
uthwers QUO
lest Medium Weight Mctino shifts and
DrawtfS, I'LL DC
Brown aud Tuu Color French Balbr,ggan
shirts nlid
Striped French Dalbriggan Shirts and Draw.
ers, WON iaue ............... ............-..oUc
Best Elastic Ankle Linen Drawers, Double
Htat WONT n p.....-.. .....-..-OUc
Blk Finish Ba!0rG9An Shifts aud Drawers.
pcst qnhllly DC
Imported Mh!,e French Ea!bfiesan sAnk
hl drawers DC
Striped French bu!brtsguu Shifts nnd Draw.
cfs c4un llne DC
6ennlue l.islc Thread SHIFTS Aid drawers,
pes! In"itf s'..-.,...'.'. -....Sl w
Finest LAmels Halt a'!,aMef MesgaS shirts
Atlu 10
White or Cnlortd Lambs Wool summer
Weight SHIFTS and Drawc.s...........
Good seamless u,ld Striped Cotton SOCKS. 3 ~
Imported HenHsAc B!i,!sh Socks reduced
from soc Loo
nllck Malbrigshn Socks, warranted not to o.
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rnrlor Cars for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio are now running
parlor cara on trains No 1903 and lO4, be.
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, ieay.
ing Wheeling for Cincinnati at 10 :05 a..
M, aud for Pittsburgh at 0,a0 D. M,
daily. Seats can be secured in above
cars at depot ticket office, IL. Z
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Decoration Dry Mt Grnrtnn.

From present indications, Decoration
Day at Grafton on Friday, May 30, viii
be one Of the most memorable occasionf
ever held in West Virginia. r.
In addition to the fifteen bands Of mn,
sic, the Morgantown Cadets, one hun.
dEed atrong, with two pieces OF artii.
lery, will attend; as well "a twenty
different Grand Army Posts from dis.
tant cities. : - -
Orations will DO delivered by Gen.
Green B. Raum, Commissioner Of Pen.
slons, and Hon. John W. Mason. Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue. Gen.
Kelley, who commanded the West Wiz.
ginia Brigade, viii also be present, r.
The B. &. 0. Railroad Company will
sell round.trip tickets at very low rates,
and will run special trains from the
Third, Fonrth and Fifth Divisions.
Train will leave Wheeling at 5:35 A.
NJ, arrive ut Grafton 10 a. m. Special
train will leave Parkersburg at 5 80 a.
~, arrive at Graltan at l9:Ql. Snecial
train will leave Terye Alta at I a. M, ar.
rive at Grafton at 6:45 q. IN. Special
from Alorgantown $3.50 q. NJ, arrive al
Grafton at 200 a. IN. :; a.; &c /,
Tickets will be good for two days and
valid for return on all regular trains. il.
For further information sec hand bills
or apply to station agents, B. 4. 0. R. R.