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HOSPITAL REMEDIES.



% What are they? There is a new de.
parture in the treatment OF diseases. 1t
consists in the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment OF other physicians, celebrated
Tor curing catarrh was procured, and so
on till these Incompatible cures now in
clude disease OF tho lungs, kidneys, ie-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new method OF zone remedy for
one disease" must appeal to the com.
mon sense OF all sufferers, many OF whom
have experienced the i'll effects, and
thoroughly realize the absusdity Of the
claims OF Patent Medicines which aro
guaranteed to cure every i'll out OF q
single bottle, and the use OF which, as
statistics prove, la, ruined more stomachs
tlan alcohol. A circular describing these
new remedies is sent free on receipt OF
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietors. a Mwr&Eow
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A Strange Case,

Had Mrs. Fl. A. Gardner, OF Vistula,
Ind, lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought to be pos
sessed by evil spirits. She was subjsc
to nervous prostration, headaches, dlzzi-
ness, backache, patpitation and forty TO
fifty spasmsa day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for years
without success. she was permanently
cured by one bottle OF DR.. Niles Rcsto-
rative Nervinc. A trial bottle OF this
new and wonderful medicine, and fine
" illustrated treatise free at The Logan
Drug Co.'s Drug Store, who recommends
anu guarantees it. MwF&W-1
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This Is what you ought to have, in
fact, YOU must have it, to fully enjoy
lie. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousaNds OF
dollars are spent annually by our people
in the hone that they may attain this
hoen. And yet it may be had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Eit.ess, il
used according to directions and the use
persisted IN, will bring you Good Di.
lestiou and Dust the dcamon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupopsy. We rec.
ommend Electric Qittefs for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach ind
Kidneys. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle
by Logan Drug Co., druggist. A
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The best salve in tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, spgeu, ulcerl, aslt rheum, fever
soras, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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DOES sno,c storm look like q cargo OF
indigo, in comparison to your feelings.
Doyou think erybody's hand is against
you, are you irritable, ugly, and cross.
Do you feel that your friends all find
fault with you; are you tired and dull,
do you know n spring medicine is what
you need. Nature is crying for Loose's
Extract Of Red Clover. Try 1t. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, ". Va. 5.#
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uhr Sntelliocutfy.
Once, Nos. a6 and 27 Fourteenth Street,
EMERSON.


Written for he InieiiGeactr, sy#6
4 depth OF doubt aud error were M day,
\ he darkness was not darkness TO his sIght,
The miss dissolved md vanished In thv llpht,
The shadows fifWd UP and toTtcd away.
ne human soul was taught TO kIcci and bray,
lhe human heart wah taught to beat Gright,
me Phsatdai., persisted III thotr poison blight,
Again through gloom Of ,iurknc ~ and Oi iIvht
ms morn haS ,laMhel which gpdd,ta saw arise
Again Tho hpirit irrlnblcS 10 tho height
where Plato Sat mud watched the eastern skies,
AZ. Aud once again, forever anu n;nin,
inc spirit world Is brought within the grasp O
d #H 49,
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Trustee's Salas.
U1ElIsTEE'S SALE.

- X
Nv virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Celia
Williams 10 John J.. 81. Myess, trustee. and 'ol
,5I,'Ss.. ui tic Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
MI yIfSuIa. made on the ilth day Of October
~. ,TpllnIlDE tho undersigned irnic0 ii,
,,ioG,"i lie t4Id John +. ~. Myers. deceased,
Iii ,clI NJ the front door OF Tho Court IlouIc Of
,lll cppnE0u EIf
svruEDAY, TIE Lth DAY or APRIL, 1890,
i.cnuiny n, 10 O'Clock n. m, the following do.
.',fSti rcf,0Hal property, to'wit: Ono paf}or
,ci one tCl CMshlOuci chairs. four .soiai, Two
lei lounges, four Oe'lsteads md bedding, four
~ R,,,Ig, four hLtchDs, iour lngraln CARROTS
,sn nuEirg glasses, seventeen pictures, sever,
nv, u0c sewing mach Inc, two clocks, one ward.
t,,r oUC table stand. six wash bowls. three
,Sir6rfE, one tt cushioned furniture, four sets
oiGG frriils., two coal vases, liye coal buckets,
IL III leather scat cnItrS one side board, four
All, IT !arG curtains, Two heating STOVES, Gyc
l"mmon ChaItS, ono lot cooking utensils aud
one lat II hi'hcs. IA.
TrEVs Of SALE:-Cnsh.
''",' ". ". CowDEN, Trustee. 1
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Confidence Bcrot OF Success,

So successful has Dr.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery proved in curing
chronic nasal catarrh, bronchial and
throat diseases, that its manufacturers
now sell it through druggists under a
positive guarantee Of lis beneliting or cur.
ing in every case, il given n fair trial, or
money paid for it will be refunded. Con.
sumption (Which is ecroiula OF the lungs)
if taken in time, is also cured by this
wonderful medicine.
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A,llcs Ncryc mud L,ycrrIlls.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
p!d liver, pilesaNd constipation. Splen-
did 1or men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. 5r.
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FINANCE AND TRADE RAJ
Tho Features of tho Money and stock

b.. M lNfkeus ". ~ .'t... 'i..
EEw foRk. March 27.-Moncy easy, ranging
from ~ TO per cent, last loan spcr cent, closed
Offered ut 3pcr cent. Primo mercantile paper
5HA7tI per cent. Sterling exchange quiet Blu,
slrin at :, STAT 81. Sales OF stocks were i2J,sso
thAre4. rI'T.
Tho stock market differed from those OF tho
past lew days only In in utter lack OF feature,
whi!e tho fluctuations which have boon so mar.
row, wcrc confined to n smaller range than
aaaai. The only movement. OF Importance dur.
Ing the day was q sudden rise IN Reading, &C.
activity. Even tho sptciaities which have iut.
nshc,l all the important movements Of late
were sMynnnt. Lac In the day tbs influence OF
INC approaching April settlements were iett and
money was closer. Whlcl, induced little selling
iot tlic short account by tho local kcalpers, aud
~ the Inst bomf u morn dccllcl heavy iDne was
developed. Tho closc, however. was dull aud
h'eahy ut insl.hiilcant changes for tho day.
hallroau BOUTS ktcatlyi sales sl,l.0.000.
Governmcnt and State bonds dull and steady
BONDS AND STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hid.
Y. y u 4 Mississippi, 99k
y. y. Is toupons,..l2!lrl do prefcrrcd,..,,,, 81
!, " =. Ms fcs,"".... ..... Oregon lmprycm't 40
u. =; ~ conp0n.-. go. Oregon SaY......... rs
inclhc " Of 'Vo..."..ll0 Oregon Trans..... 1Sl{
Adams ESptcss....l5o Pacific Slail......,,... 3si
nMeschu ESptcn.lll lfithDurHh...."....lolh
Ganada pacliic..". Pullman lalnce..l0lE
Sanhtla Snutnern". b. Read ns.-.....,... 4Uss
GShlral facitlc:.... no. Rock island. Q3ls
Chesapeake & Ohio 2Etst.L, 4 san Fran. III
DO first preferred. GO St. paul..........,.... GS
DO second prefd.. NY do preferred .ll6r
CHI Hif & Quincy. 1867 list. Paul 4 0matia,, 81
Re,' lindsoii..."-lio do preferred. ..... W |
Del, Lack 4 Vest. 1861 Tenn, Coal & Iron. 80
D.cnYer X u. G... lihIIG4as paciilc!,....... 70 !
T. @ Union lacitlc.".... G
fort Wayne .":...lbl y. s. Express ........ SO
! Illinois ccntral.lliLIW, ii. l.. 4 P,,,n... l2E |
+ KANSAS Tc1As.... vi do ptcferrcd.....,. ?Gss
Lake shore;"::""..l011t Wclls.Fargo Ex.....llO
Louisville 4 Nash. 81 Western UnIou.,... SIk |
Memphts& Chns.,.. 60 Am. Cotton Oh nv. NJ
y lrhisan Central. 01s Colonldo Coal ,,... 4ji;
Missouri FAcitic.,,. 1J%ir0n sllycr,,,,,lS1
Nash tiic & Chatt. to- iQuicksiiycr ,,,,. az
SewJescy ccutml.l9Ut! do prcicrrcd,,,, a5iS
Norfolk L W.prcfd Gi Su,ro. ,,.,.,............
soFihcrn paclAe.. 81 SlR!ehm'I & ", Pr. 81
DO prctcrrrd........ fS, A,chIson. "
Sorthwe Lead Trust,,,,,,,... iSk
Ito preferred. El5uEAr. ......,, ,,,,., Ct
lew York Central. 1907
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The people should consider well this
phase Of the question. A large amount
Of the surplus products OF our farmers is
now sold in the manufacturing rities
and towns. Let the tariff DO reduced to
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FoR the cure OF colds, coughs, and all
arrangements OF the respiratory organs,
no other medicine is reliable as Ayre's
Cherry Pectoral. 1t relieves the asth.
matte and conaumptive, even in advanced
stages OF disease, and has saved innumer.
able lives. DIV
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| - 1890 ''S'e"th-N" AftWfo ftcfJ fUHHi
Nun Should Read. '1H
For he lntt1ige,setr, ! sgi,Hf nE. g-t.
AS tho tariff Is likely to he tho absorb
Ing theme which will interest both III,
great political parties in this countr,
from this time until tho Prcsidenlia
election in 1892, too much perhaps can
not be written on thosubjec.; therefore
| submit the following.to tho readers o.
Tho 1NTELLlGEScER: :. srp
The tariff is largo and many sided
subject, and persons from different
stand.points SEQ strange contradictions.
One man being abroad, buys material
for fine dress for his wife, or coat for
himself, but when be comes TO the
custom house five dollar bill ia de-,
manded for tariff; he pays It, and Is so
angry because his cheap coat or dress
which he bought in II foreign market is
taxed, that ito forever after declares that
tho tariff is paid by the consumer.
Another, q fnrmcr or manufacturer, finds
himself the possessor Of surplus for
which there Is no homo market; sends
1t abroad, he, too, encounters a custom
house, pays his five dollars and knows
that the exporterpays the duty. Another
reads that the farmers OF New llamp.
shire are leaving their farms, and land
Is cheap, and concludes that the tariff
has ruined New Hampshire farmers.
Another reads that from 1856 to 1860, Il
large proportion OF our foreign COM
merce was carried i'll American ships
but since 1861 great portion OF the
same commerce has been carried in
foreign ships; therefore no excIaims
that tho tariff Of 1861 has destroyed our
shipping.
1t will not do 10 generalize without
broader foundations. Every ono &C.
Guainted with our history from 1861 to
1865 can account for our diminished for.
eign shipping. The New England
farmer did not 60 TO the poor house
when he left his native, hills. He had
become prosperous by manufactures
located near him, and when railroads
opened an easy outlet for western pro-
duce, he commenced farming out west
VEGA q StSt'ft PiSH Sid u tHiHe biIHeF
that would tip over on his native hills,
but he sends his crops to the same manu-
fncturing towns for Il market. Those
who have remained in the Granite State,
have joined two or three farms together,
have raiRed herds OF Jersey cattle, made
gilt edged" butter and found Il market
Tor it in the same manufacturing towns
ut fifty cents per pound.
1t Is reckless to say that everything
produced in this country is increased in
price rs much as the tariff is that is col.
lected on a like article from abroad.
Can any person in West Virginia be
made to believe that he pays OH account
OF the tariff three cents yard more on
calico valued at five cents per yard which
lie buys from the merchant, or fifteen
cents more bushel for every bushel OF
potatoes which lie purchases from the
farmer? Yet figures based on such mis-
takeu hypothesis are picked up and by
them it has beea proved that the coun-
try has been ruined every year since
1861 by this "robber tariff"
But [ wish to give a brief history OF |
the tariff.
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JEFFERSON A pRorrcrIoS,sr,

Second.-It raised sufficient revenue,
so TINT in 1906 Mr.. Jefferson, in his mes.
sage, reported surplus, and in discuss
ing it and what to do with it, said:
"Shall we suppress tho impost aud give
TINT advantage to foreign over domestic
manufactures? Patriotism would Ger.
tAin!y favor its continuance and applica.
ton to public education, roads, mines,
canals and other objects Of public i'm.
provements."
Bit the troubles with France and
England, the embargo and the war OF
1919 prevented any legislation on this
surplus. After the war OF 1919, Mr..
Madison recommended additional legis.
lation on the tariff, which resulted in
the tariff OF lSlG. A committee, repre-
senting Eastern, Southern, Middle and
Western Statee, reporting unanimously
this protective bill. In the discussion
OF this bill, John Randolph first raised
the question OF its constitutionality, urg.
ing the same argument now used, that
it was "class legislation,n &c.
The question was fairly discussed.
Henry Clay, in an elaborate argument,
showed the necessity OF protective tar.
III to create permanent homo market
for the products Of tho Western farmers
then "rotting in tho stack" But the
most remarkable speech Of this debate,
viewed in the light Of his after life, was
the carefully prepared and logical argu.
mentt :! Iohn'C. Calhoun in favor o. The
bill. This bill passed tho House BY al
most q two.t!iirds vote and tho Senate
I twenty-five to seven. e, &.
Mr.. Jefferson then retired from public
lie. in two letters, one TO Benjamin
Austin, in 1910, and the other to William
Simpson, 1917, endorsed fully this pro
tective policy; spoke OF its successes
and its effect in giving real independents,
to the country. Little change was mad;
until 1923. when President Monroe rec
commended revision, with additiona
protection, and In 1884 a new law wa
passed, with higher protective duties
For this law General jackson voted
, with Henry Clay and most OF the sun
, rorters OF Mr., Monroe's administrator
i though considerable opposition wa
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
III tho CirCuit Court OF Ohio County, West
Virginia. In assuWpsit with attachment.
John T. simoas, Frederick 81. Silnous ind Ed.
VIII Slnons, partners doing business under
the firm name aud style Of simons Bro. and
C0AIpahy.
VS.. - r.i
slmON Sierra survivor OF himself, md Joseph
Stern, deceased, late partners doing business
under the firm name and style OF Stern and
Stern. .aH ar r0.
Tont DticnlGnt:- notice that the dcposi.
tons Of pnGlcld Ashmead, Fred II. Simous md
Utheis will he taken at the Office OF Thomas 8.
w;libNnk, Notary Public, rs Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, on the 18th day Of April, a:
u. lagD, between the hours Of o'clock II. m. mud
O'Clock p: nj, 10 he read In evidence In the
above uancd cause on bchn!f OF ssit plaintiffs.
Aud II, i;om any cause, the taxing Of the said
dispositions shall no. be commenced, or being
cGmnlchcea, shall not be completed on that day.
the takiug OF the Snulc Will he adjourned from
time 10 time until the same shall be completed.
SINUSS BRO. AND COMPANY, Plaintiffs.
By CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, their Attorneys.
mryl.P
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THE WEEKLY INTELLlGENCFp
Journal IIt'gis', sparkling. Instructive family
e1c N n every line and suited M i Is in,engn
Amly' whether III city Or county, wv " VAC
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fNREES, EVEEGREENS, VINES,
\ FLOWERS. VEGETABLE5, PLANTS, &c.
About the ,st Of April we will begin 10 SHIP
trees. and other hardy stun. Send In your oratrs
now ana have them Aliod last when you want
M!n with No. stock. stnd for price ny.
G Ii. a:- Moundsyiile. ". Va,
Trlcnhouc No. 10ls lgtF-- " t4t5 mrQ :.
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e H. HA.iEs. Ans,Ioneer, 1''' ,ay:s
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE

n :
Nv virtue o! II deed OF trust made 10 mo by
EtJ:uu Hedges, aud Ellen 81. Hodges. his wife,
hs.l Inc 18th day Of january, A. D.lsS9, aud 70.
Cor,c,i In the office Of The Clerk Of tho County
CGnrt Of ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed
If ffusi look No. Is, iollo b. viii Oiler for talo
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FOR SALE.

Six RoomcA dwelling, lal Zane street. $500. !.
Five Eoomed dwelling. u North broadway
street, Sl,IGj.
Three roomcd brick house,7o South Huron
Htret, loo. ,tg El1 II
Three story business house, 2i0S Main street,
ESQ
.,%Iuc roomed dwelling, 5a Thirteenth street.
S,SJ. gtI Hh,r, 81. see 'af
NiNIucS block ON Market street. M
EiEh, Eoomcd dwelling. 1853 North Front street,
Eoct property, $3.50. =.
building lots, ali sizes aud prices, in all parts
Of The city.
Stocks Dough. aud sold Loans negotiated.
G. q. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent and Brokcr,. Is
nm y sfFg'' l22O Main street.
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Eul,epsy.

There are never any Of the dears at a
stag party.
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Metals,
Cotton,

New YORK, March 27.--Plg iron quiet. Copper
dull; lake ST. 80. Lead weaker ut Is 80. tiu
quiet; straits Sa0 Is. 'sNIyg =
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For constipation or sick headache, use
Or. fiercc's Pellets; purely vegetable.
One dose,
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KANAWHA & ONO RAILWAY

~ y lkoBg; ". KELLEY, Rcccivor.l = !. s.
rcS h4mswsA s saoLt h!ne Schedule in eject
t!seA Trains leave Wheeling Io:so " NJ % no
oh'e hiTer Railroad, arrive Charles,"n 9.so va
H p sr w q @ f. Lsavs Ssa;ies!ea
nmbus and Panhandle, dsiiy c ?; M; va Col.
Lee smndard Time" EindSys on,S '!ay
leave S CT. 5000 m arrive %SeofGny elns
ae.l GEO. J. ERMLIcH, a. PA n
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Grape Vines. Trees, Flowers, etc
Grape Vines for Spring Of 1890.

no Varieties of tho Best Old aud New Grapes
Gfowa In this Country. 20 Concord, Ives, hntt'
lord, CAMwbn or PoEins, for 81 co.. ~ Martha,
Champion, Alva. Ggnwan,, Seneca, Salem,
Goethe, or wnsden's, for 81 %. 10 pocklings9a,
Jefferson, Lady, Telegraph. barry. Wilder Dela'
ware, Brighton or Duchess, for 81 %. niagara
Modrc's Early or Empire State. Ter 8! 0o. IN col
lection OF other varieties. Vines strictly arst.
class, aud very low by tho 100 or ! 0u0.
Strawberries In great variety Including la.est
Novelties Very low In large quantities: Also
KASp0csrIcs. BiackbeyrieS, Currants nnu zoos.
berries IN variety. Persons desiring to plant
small fruits Rse requested to send list OF what
they want, to be priced. before ordering else
where. Address. W. II. DUNLAP,
(cN ., - = west Alexander. Pn -
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SOME HISTORY.

Washington, in his frs message 10 the
first Congress, urged by "ali proper
means the advancement. OF agriculture,
commerce and manufactures" Madi.
son, OH the third day OF the SESSION, in
PRODUCED 4 revenue bill. On the next
day MIR. Fitzsimmons, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
made an amendment giving list of ar.
ticles to be taxed, MS be said, ito eucour.
age manufactures. Many others added to
the liat, and Mr.. Bland, Of Virginia,
asked for protection to Virginia coal.
Mr.. Madison accepted these suggestions
and said he believed. in diversified in
dustries and protection to home pro.
duct; and az to the power Of Congress,
said, "by the adoption OF the Constitu.
ton they, the States, had thrown the
exercise OF this power on them, and they
must have done this with IN expectation
that their interests would not be neelec-
ted here." The first tariff law intro
duced and supported by Mr.. Madison,
was passed almost unanimously and was
approved by Washington. Its preamble
said, lit was necessary for the support
Of the Government, discharge OF the
debts OF the United States, and the en-
couragement and protection OF manwac.
tories"
The next year, 1890, amendments we're
made making it still more u protective
tariff with little opposition from the
shipping interests OF the Eastern States.
Here were the trainers Of tho Cons,itu.
ton explaining its provisions and put.
ting them into practice. No one doubt
ed tho power and few disputed the
expectancy OF protecting home indus.
tries. Presidents Washington, Adams,
Jefferson and Madison referred to it in
their messages with approval. AS to the
effect it had, will only mention two
facts:
First-In the seven years before its
adoption, the balance OF trade had been
against this country to the amount OF
$52. 100000. In the seven years after it
was enforced, from 1894 to 1901, 1t was
l ? ~.
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FOR RENT.

POSSESSION ArlIL I.
Store room. with dwelling attached. Excel
lent location for dry goods business.
'I5r. l.-.l-.s4f 4 MONTH.
No. a. rear Of 2lln Water strcct.,,,..S 6 10
No. $unrlh bank OF creek east Of Alley +. Q W
No. I(Lt; Mcf!uftoch street II 90
No. gI,i Main street Q 00
No. ~, Main street 20 on
No. NJ Ghaplthe street. r6onis..."........., w
JAMES A, HENRY, ETE.5
Real Estate Agent. L, 8. Claim Attorney and No.
b.rv Public M IGI1 Market Street, nr2t
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,

"A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IL TRAINS-On and after Nov. q, lSso.-Rx.
PLANTATION OF RYrERxNcE Marks, .Daiiy. tsun-
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. lsunday only. saturday only
Eastern Standard tine, 20. ..I..1 H... ..
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Petroleum.

NEW fonE, March ~ Petroleum opened
strong at sac. aud moved up 70 s5EGc In carly
closed at SIZE. Stock Exchange: Opening Si554c;
highest sJ1sc; lowest Si1tc; closing at S51sc.
S,,I,c MI In rtnIr 49,
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CIHcISHATl, O., March .1.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lie.
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Central Standard Time,
aIlgnns4LVaniaI inRS.l

eea from BrIdgeport Stution,
Trains via tho Cleveland & PITTSBURGH Rail.
roan leave h,idgehort for plttsburgh, Chicago
and CleSeland, $3.50 II. IN. For Pittsburgh, I0:S
e. so IN; to1 Chicago aud Cleveland. III D. M
f fo, ths9Mssa ana New York, 2:54 D. IN. For
Trains S arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. M. 1922
a. m; l2:2s p. NJ, 4:S7 p. NJ, aud 7:52 D. m.
. IN saturdays onty-For East LIVERPOOL, gill
- m'' nun Easl Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
TIA TISiRs VIA the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 4 81.
ins for seuhenvilc, Pitsburgh and ,sc F Feei
6 ~ a. m, l24b j. IN 800 p. M, and s:io n M
For CoiuMbus. Cincinnati Indiniapo I mid ID H.
a@a sb t a. q: aud s:iop. M For Columbus
H ss NJ Ia sn i5'fn p m Trains hrriveat Wheel.
?: m Trains leaving 81 Go a. NJ. and nsr,yny
nb:o ?. u. run sold between Wbeciinv nnf
PltshufHh. All trains daily exrcnt SnI,dsy a'io
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-28

BRADFORD, Pa, March o7-pctrolcum opened
ut Sc; h!ghest e5lac: lowest silIc: closed Ut
Si34c: clearanees GIG, 600 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 27.-pctrolcum opened
ut s5e; highest 85ac; lowestYt closed at exc.