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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

Fawn color appears as often as any
shade in the English cloths for early spribg
gowus. Soft brown, warmed with dull
reddish hues, grays that are blue, pinkish
heliotropes, blush reds, lilac and light
and dark blues are being made up into
street gowns. To cut the skirt Of drese
is becoming as much of an art as bodice
management, FOR draperies, simple as they
look, produce their effects in more and
complicated ways. The modish skirt
at present is smooth and c'ose as ones
own skin over the hips, but breaks into 3
little flare, suggestive of cascades OF lace
ard other such covered up witcheries
about the ankles. To produce this effect
is the modiste's chief study. Embroidery
aud lsce Passementerie are the ornamental
tions liked for cloth gowns.
Some beaut ful dresses embo1ying the
latest artistic features were worn at re-
cent reception. One Of these was gray
crepe Greek gown, whose long graceful
drapeIies fell from the shoulders in way
that made its wearer look as one might i'm
sgine Helen to have appeared when she
stole Paris's heart away from him. An
other gray gown was beautiful silk bro
cade worn with antique silver ornaments
by tall, gray-baired lady, whose COM
plexion was as perfect in its pink and
white fsirneFs az that of a child. Gray
silk and gsUzs, blending as clouds melt
into one another, combined to form third
exquisite costume. Pale yellow mussel-
inc de sole was worn by dsrk-haired girl
with sash OF crepe de chine and garniiure
of orchids. A girl in brilliant scarlet bad
a single tulip on her bosom. Another 10
black brighlened her toilet with one vel
low iorquil. A dress of dull red gauza
over pink silk was made irresistible By
pale pink carnations on the bosom and i'll
the hair. ELLEN OSBORN.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mr.. O II. O.ler, O BMnesville. WIN. d.
Bsegs, OF Cincinnati; Henry R FIFTEEN, Of
Bsllaire, end W. H. Higgins, Of Wheel
ing, were registered at the haywood, yes.
terdsy.
There will be services tomorrow after
neon 1T 8 o'clock in the Episcopal Church.
Rev Birmingham, of s.. Luke's Church,
on the Island, will officia!e.
Tue Electric Ligh. Company will not be
able to have arch lights for tonight, az
expected, bat will have them on the first
of the coming week.
James Sarodes' name will be presented
at the Citizens Convention, as nominee
for reelection as Councilman from the
First ward
John Holbrook, w. HolbroOk and B.
Hay den left yesterday for Brooklyn, n. Y,
where they have secured positions in the
glass works.
The Hilarity Company played to good
house last night. 1t bsing funny pleased
the maturity Of the people.
Miss Florence Moore end Barney Drake,
of Mt. Pleasant, o was in the city yester-
day, the guest of friends.
There is some talk of bringing w. B
Francis, rising young lawyer here, out
for City Solicitor.
Oliver Parker is making some extensive
Improvements en- his large brick dwelling
ON Third street.
The Lilies Of the Valley of the Presby-
terrain Church gave a euppsr laet evening.
n. NJ. Ong, Of Steubsnvills, was in tine
city yesterday on business.
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COMING NOVELTIES
POR SUMNER DAYsTHAT SOON WILL BRAT
HAND.
Brilliant Rsign Of Color in Dress is Prophssisd-
The Big Hat and the Microscopic BOnust
Like the Clan; and Dwarf are
Good Friends.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.

special Correspondence Of the Register.
New YORK, February 2S.-The Lenten
gown has made lis annual appearance in
the newspapers. Occasionally it figur5s in
good gray or black wool, bat for the most
part its Internationally demure minuets are
walked in another arena. Bat there are
women who make especial toilets for Good
Friday? Most certainly; there are ithet-
ically devout young creatures who give
over much time 60 the consideration ef ap-
pTcpriaie and bacomirg notifications Of
the flesh during tire weeks il which they
do up their pie.y for The St ason; bat IA
rule The fashionable girl who draws her
toes out Ct her dancing slippers at mid
night on Shrove Tuesday aud puts on nun
like cOlors when she wakes on the Morn
ing of Ash Wednesday, performs this lat
ter operation OILY oscause euch has been
her daily custom since gray ard white,
gray and Lavender gray and pale yellow,
black and white and simple gray and black
Became the mode. TIE society girl, in
common with al! other giIls, begins TO
wear a new dress Just rs soon as il is made
aud her ''Lsnten" cape or gray chincills
or natural astrankhap, her gray gown cut
expensive simplicity, her gray gloves and
quaint little cap-like gray bonnet she has
possessed ever sincs last fall. Possibly
she has removed white feather from her
bat. bat if so she has supplied i,s place
with two or three sprays of lily OF the val
ley in her buttonhole.
Mrs. Jeanress Miller, wh)ee school of
physical culture opened this week, stands
brayeiy BY her declaration of the need Of
reform in the clothes OF msn. Each sepa-
rate article in the masculine wardrobe,
is, che says, es absurd as the empsiest fop
could have devised and as ugly as the
staunchest Puritan could have desired The
evening costume which she advocates for
gentlemen, in room Of that nov common
n walters and those on whom they attend,
would include breaches of some dark vel
vet, vest OF brocade or embroidered silk or
satin, velvet coat. silk stockings and low
buckled shoes. Lace ruffl-s at the neck
and wrists would meet with favor in her
eyes, snd she processes b,lief that many
men would favor the revival OF artistic
effects if they did not fear ridicule and the
suspicion Of an Intention to set up class
distinctions.
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in picturesque confusion from the roll. A
late model is in black straw with wide
tapping brim liued with white velvet, and
encircled By wreath Of pale yellow, pur-
pie and white crocuses tied with long rib
bons.
The demi.sesson bonneis are snch wee
bits of things that many seem to be not
more than q single flower impsled on a
jswelled pin. There are no ribbon ties,
bride strings have triumphed over their
enemies. The shapes, if things 80 micro.
scopic can be ssid to have shapes, are q It
and shell-like Take handful OF violets,
tie their stems with a scrap of
yellow or white ribbon and
what mere 90 you want in
the way of heedgesi? Take bow OF pale
gray velvet, twist bali dozen buttercups
iato il and you are ready for Easter Sun
dry. Take morsel Of old point lace, pin
1t on the hair with minute jet butte, flies
and that ia bonnet Take a puff Of
gauzs Just fiji for the wind to blow away,
drop green leafor two or the drifting pc
tails Of an apple blossom into the meshes
and that is bonnet alao.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEASON.
Medical Journsl.l


BE specislly careful OF draughts and sudden
changes ,.,.,. ,,.,.A
Keep your feet dry, but do not wear over-shoe'
sill the time
Rem ember that the pores OF your skin, when
In health, are always open, and that closing
them causes sickness. ,
Dire IS warmly, but not heavily. Wooden cloth
ing that permits the exhalation OF the BODY 10
escape, is the best
Eat streng hening and hearty, bu. not too
much greasy food Il is O mistake 10 suppose
that fat food contains the most vitality.
II you feel chilly a. any time take drink Of
pure whiskey at once. Dufy's Pure Mslt is the
purest and best and has tie highest recommeh-
q atio2s.
Io not call the Doctor Tor every slight all.
ment. II you have a cold, feel depressed and
lack appetite and veg you need something 70
tone and build up the system. Nothing will do
his so readily as the pure article We have men
toned. iol
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Her ideal man in his knee breeches ard
rom ss would escort a lady about whose
toilet for occasions requiring elegance and
display Mr.. Miller holds equally decided
views. These she is able 10 exeDpiliy IN
her own person, and the costume in which
she appeared at a recent gathering may be
taken az illustrating the latest word OF
the apostle of dress improvement with re-
gsrd to the ideal evening gown. This
was delicate gresn brocsde on
ground OF creamy yellow, with a front
of soft, rich lace caught in artistic draper
les. Tue corssge was cut low enough 10
show the throat snd neck, though rot Low
enough to be recog1iz d ca full decoileite.
The sleeves we're short, displaying each
the whole arm. The train WAS short also,
for Mrs. Miller explains that she doesn't
think il pretty TO see more material On
the floor thsn in the air, and she doesn't
think it proper to cause ner neighbor to
stumble.
Though February has hardly drawn its
last breath, young spring cares nothing
for the throes Of dying winter, and the
shop windows bloom like the meadows In
mid. June. Great msssss Of pansies aud
brilliant red aud yellow tulips, spapgled
With dewdrops, are heaped on green
banks ovsrgroRn with ferns. Poised
on little stands ia generous
toretas;e OF Easter are the early blue
birds and robbins Of millinery, the nrs'
hats of the coming season. Behind every
sheet of plate glass one behOlds sympho-
MES in lavender, yellow and greer: Il ID
hard for the February mind to adjust It.
self 10 the coloss Of July, but parasols
striped il heliotrepe and sulphur, sc1rlei
and pale yellow, blue and white and green
and hsliotrope, stand like huge vari col
ored surfloWers to insist that now IS the
transition time. At fret it eeems thai TIL:
is only the annual spring tffl presence, and
that the flower bed is no gayer than last
wear. bat within the next ten
sters of stockings of a deep golden
yellow are dancing May day reyel, while
gloves. red enough to have been dipped ID
gore. beat time to the frolic and urge 1t on
Here il 3 window full of undeIelothes II
nsseh aud silver, ard here are lilac slip
pers buckled With gold. Here is bonnet
made of nothing bat blue and white VIC
lets. and over it hover, filing the whole
easement, great blue Brazilian butter tiles
The sidewalks are throDged with womer
who look and exclsim and buy; yes, &C
,ually buy July honnets on March one
Truly, summer is coming IN with brillianc'
and right meIrily.
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Gard From "Ja.,los >,
To the Editor OF The Reg.ster.

To the Editor OF The Reg.ster.
DEAR SIR:-Io the issue Of the hteih.
gencer of February IS there appears an ar
ticle editorially which deprecates the
atrocities in Russian Siberia, and calls
upon America to use its inhnence 10 put u
stop to stop to such outrages upon human
ity. This by itself would do very well.
but it is very poor grace and prseuts
mighty contrast for that paper 10 speak
with 30 much cOmplscsncy when it advo-
Gated aud sanctioned the stTangula.ion OF
four American residents, if not all Of them
citizens, upon no evidences Of guilt what
ever, for what had We more to prove this
statement than the assertion Of States
Attorney Grinnel, when he taid before the
Supreme Court "What if we did manu-
facture the evidence, whoee business
il u?' Aud il appears low more than
likely that this will be proven
when the trial CT the remaining
three unfortunates shsll be had before the
Supreme Court OF the United States. We
mean that the whole conspiracy, along
with the conspirs:ors, shall he exposed to
the world. Then what can those say that
cried 80 wickedly for innocent mems
blood? Will Tot they be ashamed then 10
say to Russia: Stay thy hand?" Russis
may have acted wicked.y. but not ore
whit aheai OF the United States in Christ
itn ~ barbsiity.
Justice
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February s.-Csttle-Receipts 10 COO
head; shipments 1900 head; market weak;
beeves 81 s0i5 IS: steers 50 OOa4 %; 81, cxers
and feeders az 50a3 co. Texanss2 e0a3 50.
Hogs-Receipts q 0c0 head; shipments, 9 900
head; market stro and SC higher; mixed So sla
O5; heavy So S0a3 S.; light Is Soa4 Gu; skips
SO 00a3 IS.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000
head; market slow and weak; natives So s0a
co. western corn fed 81 soa5 50; Texans IS 5Oa
4 90; lambs IS 00a6 90.
Elsr LIBERTY. February 2S.-Csttle receipts
l659 head; shipments ,5d head: market moth
Ing doing, all through consignme nts.
Hogs-Receipts ! 500 head; shipments 500
head; market firm; medium aid Sc ected u "a
49, common to best Workers Vi l0ai 70; pigs
81 coal 10
sheep-Receipts 400 head shipments COO head
market steady at unchanged prices.
CINcTNsATI, o., February 2s.-Hogs, steady;
common and light IS 5Oal OF; packing and butch
ers' SO sOa4 10; receipts 300 head; shipments
LOCO head.
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re wheeling Leave wheeling Park.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. February IS Petroleum opened
irregu ar, March being weak at 971Sc, while spot
was firm at 99<c. The fuctu lions were narrow
and trading very light durin the day aud at the
close the market was duh with spot at ss14c and
March op ion $3.50. Stock Exchange opened ut
s9JSc: highest 99Ssc lowest 99c; closing at s91Sc.
sales 257, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA February 2S.-Petroleum opened
at 9sI. highest g9: lowest 9s}sc; close at nc.
sales $4,000 barrels; charters, s5,sl3 barrels
shipments, 1919 barrels; runs, 9S, ZIG barrels.
PrrrsBURG. PA February % Petroleum opened
fairly active ana weaker at $50; closed at 955sc
highest 991S; lowest 9sHc.
BRADFORD, PA. February 2s Petroleum opened
at 99c; closed al 95lsc: highest 994; lowest $50.
Clearances 6i2 OO1 barrels.
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Bellsiru and GAINESVILLE. IFS 9.
Be'lairo aud Summerdeld- ? /
Be. ARE and WOOdsdeld... + 5
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BRIDGEPORT.
he Editor ofhe Register.

To the Editor ofDe Register:
Bridgeport is now fully aroused from
her Rip Van Wrinkle slumber, and pro-
poees to move the wheels of progress" on
brick paved streets and under the diamond
like brilliancy Of electric lights. This
means the expenditure of money and
brains" and onr citizens are alive to the
necessity Of putting only conpstept end
careful men in control of cur city govern
ment at the coming April election. As q
step in thst direction We avail ourselves OF
your columns to nominate for Mayor
Squire Robert T. Howell as one possess
ing the J.ffersonisr requisites Of honesty
and cspscity. Confidently predicting his
election by sll voters who want our town
to rise from the mud we are. progressively,
MANY CITIZENS.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, F, bruar

WHEELING TUESDAY. +, bruary 25.
There is no change in the condition ofthe
market It still remains very dull Little or no
wheat is arriving The following quotations are
wholesale, retail prices being so TO 70 cents
higher.
FLOUR Choice family -four In wood 81 10; in
paper 81 25 per barrel
GRAIY-wheat per bushel No. soc; corn per
bushel 40c oats per bushel, 2Sa30c.
FEED-Middlings per ton 81 0Oal6 90; bran per
ton II OOal6 90: baled hay per ton sl2 %; loose
hay 81 O0 to SIS 90 per ton.
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W p ar DrvTSrON
ONO RIVER RAILROAD.

CHAs. o. scULL.
nolO General Passenger Agent
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FURS.
wHERLIYo. Tuesday, February q.

" HktIINUl IutbldlI TVUIuHIJ u
The following price list Is furnished By Hork-
heimer Bros, Nos. 1il7 Main and l4l6 South
streets The weather is very depressing Oh the
market
Mink-No dark, 4Oa6Oc No. pale, 3Oa50c.
Muskrst-Prime fall, l2alic, Raccoon, No. ],
5Oa65c; No. ?. 4Oa6Oc; No g. 25aiOc; No 4, l0a25c.
skunk Black, gOcasl 70; short stripe, 5Oa6Oc.
long stripe, 25a30c; white, l0al5c.
Grey Fox-No l, 75c.
Red Fox-No !, 90casl %.
OpposSum-No !, l5a20c.
Bcar-s3 00al2 10.
Sheep Pelts-25cal so.
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WOOL.

dull aud nominal. Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia XXX and above SS11a55c: do. sls
&c: melium 37a3Sc. c0ane AHaS6c; New YORK
Michigan, Ind sna and western fine md Ky
29a3lc: MEDIUM 36sS7c: coarse &HaS6c; line
washed celaine y and Xxx 8sS7c; medium
wss ned combing and delaiDe 39ailc; coarse DO
S5a3Gc: Canada combing 'aS5c; tub washed ga
lOc: medium unwsshtd combing and delaine
2sa8Oc; coarse do. 26a27c; Territorial l5a22c.
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asTATEs-Dull and heavy.

ESTATES Dull and heavy.
Railroads.&c. sales S5S3,000
STOCKS the stock market to-day was again
dull and narrow, with all the animation in few
socks which received attention hOm the bears.
London prices were again moderately higher
this morning but this market failed 10 follow
the beais. and for time the declines in some
snares were rapid and important. The weak
features OF the day were bituminous coal shA es;
Tenness see went down 10 "A and Colorado Coal 10
i2I4. but while the latter remained at the low
est. the former rallied sharply late In the day
and more than recovered its loss. Union Pacific
was the only stock among the usually active
shares which showed any real strength. The
strong point Ia the lit was the Wheeling and
Lake Erie preferred, which mounted from 6T1s
to 6g5z upon the announcement that
company's contracts for coal are 800 per
cent. larger than up 10 the same
time last year. The market closed dull and
steady, generally at a shade under the opening
figures The final change' show majority CT
declines. but the only important ones were
Oregon Short Line % AMI Colorado Coal "a.
while Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred rose ~
per cent. Sales Isl 6Sl shares. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express Isl: American Express us;
Canada Pacific 745s: Central Pacific 32!4; Ches-
apeake and Ohio III; do first preferred $50; do
second preferred IS; Chicago and Al on 1870;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l03; Della
ware and Hudson l4sH; Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western 13i5z; Denver and Rio
Warne 1888: Illinois Central 1877 Lake Shore
1872: Michigan Centrsl93; Minneapolis and 81.
Louis 51S; do preferred ~; Missouri Pacific ~;
Northern Pacific 305. DO preferred 7Z4: chi
cago and Northwestern 1913 Z; do preferred l4l16;
New York Central 1908; oregon Transcontinental
SiI; Pacific Mail 36h; Peoria, d. Il Z. Is; Pitts
burg 1854; Pullman Palace Car lS5; Reading
S9Ik Rock Island s9% st. Louis and San Fran
cisco IS: do preferred $50; do first preferred IS;
ST. Paul e.; do preferred 1857; ST. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba Ill; ST. Paul and
Omaha 81: do preferred 81; Texas Pacific lyh:
Union Pacific IS; United states Express SI15;
Western Union So.
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KANAWHA & OHIO RAIL

fRoBT. W. KELLEY, Receiver
(KanAwha Short Linel Schedule IN elect NO.
yember oath. 1889, (subletttO change without no'
nceD Trains leave Wheeling l0s0a nm. Via ONO
River X. X arrive Charleston SO y in- Leave
Chsrleetop Gas a. m, arrive Wheeling IS p. M,
WAC, r. r. X. Leave Charleston III s., a. M
arrive Wheeling 4.S0 A. m. via Columbus aud
n. & o, daily except sunday. Central
standard Time" Sunday only trains leave
leave Wheeling coo A. IL. arrive Charleston SO
o. m, via o. K. K. X.
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FOR. 9.ALE.

U,RN RooMED BRICK HOUSE on NORTH
i Main street
Building Lot 25xlSO feet on North Main street.
Nine-roomed Brick House, with sll convent.
ences, on Market, bstween Twenty first and
Twenty second streets.
Ten-roomed Brick House on Thirteenth street.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

I WILL OFFER FOR SALE on MONDAY
/ the 80 day OF March, 1890 at the front or OF
he Court House In wellsburg, the former resi-
cence OF II. G.. Lszear. Efq.. ~ Lazearyllle,
Brooke county, w. Va. consisting OF n two
story Brick Dwelling and two New Frame Ten
ant Houses with about two and one half acres OF
ground good s,abling and.oiher out buildings
There Is an abundance OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees OF this ground.
TERMS OF sALE-One third cash on day OF
sale one-third one year thereafter, one-third
two years from day OF sale, with Interest from
day OF sale. the purcnas' giving his note with
deed of trust 10 secure deferred payments.
THOS. EVERETT,
Attorney in fact for II. G. Lazesr.
Sale Commences al O'clock. fe25enfl
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From Wheeling station

Trains via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and ~.
Louis Railway. Pan-Handle Route leave Wheel.
Ing, for Steufenyille, Pittsburg aud the East
go a. m, l2i5 y. m, 3 - p. m. and $50 J.. nm.
For columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis aud 81
Louis GO a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, l2,i5 .. m. Trains arrive At Wheel.
ing at $50 a. m, 1000 n m 2io p. m, and so
D m Trains leaving 1T 60 a. m. aud arriving
At so p. m. run solid between Wheeling aud
'sso' " uol0
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WbeeIin9 Resister
arelers' 6uidr

A RRlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERENCz MARKS: 'Dat
iv. f.undsy excepted. MONDAY excepted
sunday except d. saturday excepted. tsst
Wheeling time which is just one hour earlier
than Central Time:
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Through tickets, and baggage checked 10 all
points
For rates and other Information. sdires
W. J. ROBINSON. q. Z. A. PArkenhurg.
Al DANDY, A. @. p. A, Parkerbnrg.
". q. OSBORN, 5. I. A., POmeroy Ohio.
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" etal Market,

NEW YORK, February % Pig iron, steady.
Copper, neglected; lake March sl4 O5. Lead,
steady; domestic at s. s71z. Tin, quiet and firm
er. StrAits SO So.
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STEAMER BkLLAlkE
Daily Trip, City Time-6:S5, S;45 and llA5 a.
10. $50. 40 $50 p. m.
sunday Trips aud 10 a. m; $50. $50 and $50
p. m
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and aftsr Monday. october 18th, 1859
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove kAiHos q
win run as follows;
Leave Wheeung Leave wheeling Park.
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slight cold, If neglected, often attacks
tho lungs BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs give
s,,,e and immediate relief Sold only.in boxes.
Prce Is cents.
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FINAKCE AND TRADE.

Money NJ 5aIO Per Uent-Governments
Dull and Heavy-Stocks Lower Flour
Firm and Unchsnged-whest Unset led.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Money on csll tight,
ranging from 10 10 per cent; lsst loan at per
cent: prime mercantile paper $780, per cent;
sterling exchange quiet aud week at 4s0a441a.
GovERSMEETs-Duli and heavy.
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LADIES who value refined complexion
must e Pozzonrs Powder-it produeeS
soft and beautiful skin.
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yuzv CENTRAL STANDARD TlME.
VIBGnnGgIvdnid LINES.
VIZ From Bridgeport Station.
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for riitsbugh, chicago
and Cleveland, 40 a. m. For Pittsburgh, iO2
a IN. For Chicago aud Cleveland, i.l2 y. m.
For Pitisburg aud New York, 2A p. m. For
Sleubenville, s.33 a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport At 7t3 a. m, 1921
a. m. l2.2S p. m, 49, p. m. and 7.ll p. m.
On Saturiays only-fOr Eat Liverpool, Ga y.
m from East Liverpool ii.l2 .. IN.
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-A- Republicans Mainstay.

Id Plain Dealer.
is something which the
ach but do not practice.
A.. would rob the Republi.
IS principal prop-the 81
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RR

Departure and arrival Of
Trains AZ Wheeling. last
ern time. Schedule iu ef.
ect Nov. 2itb, 1859.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, PhilEfel-
phiA and New lork, f35
4. m. 2.25 and ll.50 daily.
Cumberland Aocommo-
dalton. 7:O a. M. daily,
Excep, Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-01

Time Table taking efec, Nov. a. iSs9. Pas
senger trains will run ~ follows-CentrA Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run on sunday.
: - I, - -.