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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-25
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Sugar Trustee Decision Against 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-12

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pnin ofcutting teeth? Ifso,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DhES TEETlIlSG. Its value is incalcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer.
er immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soltens the gums, reduces milan.
nation, and eivcs tono and energy to
the whole system. Mas: W1SsLow's
SoorniSd SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TGErE-
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle. Mwraw
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ElOctr1o DlttnrS.

This remedy Is becoming SO we'll
known and so popular rs to need no spe-
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song OF praisc,-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Rittcrs will cure MI discases.oi
the liver aud kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, hoils, salt rheum and other aiIec-
tons caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
prcvcntas we'll as cure allmalarial fovers,
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Dittcrs.-Entire
sasisfactson guaranteed, or money re.
tunded.-price 50 cts, and 81 90 per bot.
tie ut Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s
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Is CONSUMPTION Incurnble 2

Read the following: Mr.. G. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptiye. Began taking DR.. Kings
New. Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and anle to
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse AIiddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
clad it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would
have died OF lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Of
health" Try it. Sample bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s.
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"A Enrtunntn NYnn,nn.

Mrs. Mary l.. Baker, Of Orvid, Mich,
has reason to DO very thankful. She was
d great sufferer from heart disease for
years. Was short OF breath, had hungry
spells, pain in side, luttering, faintness,
etc: After taking two bottlts OF DR..
Miles New Heart Cure, she says: " am
better than for 20 years. My mind and
eyesight have improved wonderfully.
advise all perGona thus afflicted to use
this great remedy" The Logan Drug
Company, druggists, recommends and
guarantees it. DR.. Miles work on Heart
Disease, containing marvellous te1ti.
monials, free. EgO Mwraw.2 I
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4 VSenlnrknblo J.ttnr

The following letter from Mr.. W. A,
Thomson, Of Columbus. Wis, is pc
culinrly interesting: MY WIFE," says
he, "has been treated for her head,
stomach and nervous prostration by
three doctors in New York, two in Chi
cage, one in Philadelphia, one in Gin
cinnati, and at the large institute in
Huiialo for IL months. They all failed.
But ono bottle ni DR.. Miles. Rest lucrative
NeEpine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used in headaches, backaches,
changes ofIlifs, nervous disturbances,
ITS, rheumatism, etc. Ask ut tho Logan
Drug Company's drug store for free
trial bottle and Dr.. Miles new book on
the Nerves and Heart. AwrAw.2
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CHICAGO, May l0.-Cattle-Rec G, 600 head ;
market Slow; becves s. Oca5 g; steers u 10,
4 70; stockeIs md feeder 8. 5oa4 90: cows. bulls
aud mixed 8 sas3 50; Texans q 6Gsti W. Hogs
heavy and light 81 0Jai q; skins S3 bual 81,
sheep-Keceipls 2,59J head; market steady; us.
ives 81 ouao ~; western corn fed S, UOu6 5U: Tex.
aus 81 soaS ~: lambs s. 5oaG Is.
EAST LIBERTY. "a, May -Cattic-Rcceipt,
.s6o head: shipments, 735 head: market moth.
Receipts. ,A,uoS head: shipments $50 head;
margel mir; medium aud select 81 i5ni 10; com.
mon TO best Workers 81 2rai ~; pigs 81 UCai 10
sheep-RecelPts. .l.uo0 head: shipments, none
market nothing doing; nothing on sale.
CINCINNATI. O., May lo.-Hogs weaker: com
moh ana itsht s. 8oat 10; packing aud Hatcher.
head. -, - -'''>
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Hold 1t to the Light,

The man who tells you oontldentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-
scribing kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense is
spared to combine only the heat and
purcst ingredients. Hold " bottle Of
kemp's RalsRm 10 the light and look
through IL, notice the bright, clear look ;
then compare with other remedIes,
Price Soc and 81. ptw.4
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RnEuMAT!sM is caused by an acid in
the blood therefore, external treatment
affords no permanent relief. To olimi-
nate the poison and make a thorough
cure OF the disease, nothing else is so ei.
fclent as Ayers Sarsaparilla. Give it q
trial. Price 81. Worth S. hottla.
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: The St. Joseph, Mich, Valley Rail
road 10 II miles long, and one man is
superintendent, general passenger and
freight agent, manager, president, and a
very large slice OF the board OF directors,
besides running q newspaper and prac.
tlcing medicine. eg4 l'-- 100
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MAMMA ITO her little boy). "Now, Ben
mic, If you'll be good and 20 to sleep,
mamma III give you one Of DR.. Ayers
nice susar.coated Cathartic Pills, next
time you need medicine" Bonnie,
smiling sweetly, dropped of to sleep at
once. 1II... . nav
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FITS,

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KLlSE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
Use and 50 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 20 DR.. Kline. 93l Arch st., Phila.. Pa,
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FOR SALE.

EuililnG lots on the islauu. H. =,
Building lots In the tIshth,warl. I4.l ~.
A hHe bnlld!GS 10. on feuy,eenth street.
HuiiIins lots out tho National ROAD, -
building lots In The Sixth ward.
Improved real estate III NIL pnrts OF tho city
Now Is THE TIME 70 Bvy. WHkgLiSa Is 0olXu
AHIAp. Wc hope and believe ,ou'll never b.
nblc TO buy cheaper than now. Call and sec ouI
list before purchasing el.ewhcre. Az d I. e
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PICTURE OF wukELlSa's INDUSTRIES.

Mr., Speaker not long ago stood upon
the summit Of Wheeling Hill, It was
10 o'clock at night. The scene before
me was lndescrlbably grand. To my
right, across tho magnificent Ohio, az
she swept by in her eyer.wandcring
way to the sea, flashed the flames from
factories and FORCES as they kissed the
skies, Down through7the thriving city
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NINEHARr & TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks ND Fire lnsur rance
.n,rs 1914 MARKET STREET. n .H
FOR SALE.

Hish. Roomod dwelling, 1tt South Pcun
street. very desirable location, t3.coo.
SIX Ro0mcd dwelling. with latgo lot, 81
Twentynin,h street. for si,f5:
Double trAme house, rents for 70 per month
NJ ii and Is Indiana street. Tor Sl,9!0.
Five roOmcd frame houdc, With large yasd, III
Twenty ninth street, 81, 0N ~ ,S... B
Nix toomied house y! Zane street, s., o0l
bargains III building lots So,
Garden iarri, Ohio river bottom. above hiet
water mark. The very best land. Good Improve
merits. Railroad station on tho place, sl1
miles IRON, this city. I1s acres. Price s.U
'7l0II G. O. SMITH, E
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
apo Sf7s''5ll t.r l2e0 Main street,
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A SOUND SPEECH.
CONTINUED from F'ir,. Pace

duty upon everything be i,roduces. Or,
manufacturing Industries today emnloy
upwards Of 100000 Of people. to whom
nearly $4,000, OOO, 900 ara yenriy maid
and they annually produce upwar'la al
$1,000, 100000 worth Of inanufacturedand
other commodities, These people and
all those dependent upon them are feti
by the farmer, and therefore cons,itnte
bis homo market. - -
Think OF It, Mr.. Chairman we ,o;,,
last year nearly 100000 OO0 for nrt|clcs
OF food imported into this country. ne.
cause of this fact which NECESSARILY Je.
pressed The agricultural interests NJ Tho
Republic, tho import dulles on manv
Of the different products Of M, farma
laye Eeen largely increased, and len
different orticles have bean transf t ,eI
i,om tho free.list and are made duiiahlc
under the present bin, '''
Il Ia. tharef,ra avi3ort "a a., t,;,,
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Trustees Sales,
Y,RUSrEE'S SALE.

~ virtue Of 4 decd Of trust made by william
Porter and Margaret Porter, HIS Vile, 10 me as
trnslce, nearing date on tbs cOth DAY OF NAV,
1851, and recorded IN the Uflice Of the Clerk OF
the County c8et, iar Ohio county, wei, VIZ.
gIula, III Deed Of Trust book No. u, folio
E.j. | al III sell at public auction nj the front
door oi tho tour, House Of Maid county, In The
nttp nf Wheeling, IN = -
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Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
0tneE F MwdF..l
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,bxn.AsIp n. "a. Mny lo.-pctroleum opcnct
Metals,
Ctttton.

New YoRK. May lO-pig Iron quiet; Amcr!.
steady ut StG5. Tin firm; straits sri Is.
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mIudllns llsxc
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money aad s.oci
Markets. Hs.r

Tho Features OF the Money aud Stati
Markets. Hs
NEw YoGk. May 1o.-Moncy on cali easy with
no loans, clcscti offered At per cent. Prim,
mercantile paper l5ia7 per cont. Sterling OK
change quiet and steady Mt 81 A,4at SG,$. salci
OF stocks were .de, 800 shares. H,l
The stock make, to-day during lis hall session
maintained tho large volume Of business. The
Texas Pacific. Richmond 4 West Point. St. Paul
aud trusts. The only really strong feature OF tho
day, however, was Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin.
natl 4 81. Louis, which made sharp spuft Ia
tho last few minutes trading mud rOso ~ per
cent, while Pacific Mail was the weak point In
the list. dropping away upon certain election ~.
inors. The Close was active aud strong generally
At small fractions belnw last nights figures.
Railroad bonds active; Stles I, $4,000.
Government and State bonds dun aud steady.
DoSDs AND STOCK ouorArIoSs-cL0sgp MD,
y. BIS teE.......,.f22 ohio & Mississippi. 2ft1
Y. y. ~ coupons.".l22 do prcierrcd....... 10 :
Y. 4. v reg""..~ w Oregon lmpryem't 62Js
" j. f1ys cuufton.-.l 1883 Oregon NRv.........,,tH
iacihc u Oh '9o"..".llG oregon Iraus...... Az
Adams E1press"."lb0 i'acil 10 MRil.........,.. Az
American Expsess.ll5 tpiitsbafgh.
Canada Paclfc..... Is3iIpullman ra.acc.....ly!S
Canada Southern... Nh Read ,,,,,,,,. AZ
central faeiAc..". Sl1skoCk Island gyi
Chesapeake & Ohio ?ah 18th. 4 San Frnl..,, s0n
do iirst preferred. e. sSt PAul..........,...,, al
do second prcI'd.. ~ do prrferrpl, ,,,.,,. l2on
chi. Bur. Quincy. II si{l5t. Paul 4 Omaha. g6E
Del. = Hudsun".".l6i do preferred. ...... V0l
Del, Lack v est~lit5s s. Tenn. Coal 4 Iron. BIZ
Denver 4 X. G....... ls}3ITexas Paclnc,,,., ~
Erlc.::...""".r... :s Union Pacitlc......... CGi
Fort Wayne ....... ib3L U. b, Express ,,,,,... II
Illinois Ccntral....mll7 w.. 81. l.. 4 r,,,,. iisI
Kansas 4 Texas...... lG5 do preferred .....,. 81
Lake Shore. lWells:Faryo Ex....llO
Louisville 4 Nash. ylt.fWestern Union,..,. sfal
Memphis K Chns... b! Am. Cotton Oil. .ab.
Michigan Central, luO colorado Coal ...... H
Missouri Tacinc...- ;sH1ron Sltver,,,,.,,,,,.lm
4 CHAT ,lOI iQuickSIlyer,.
Central. l2l5. do preferred. .'.... ~
Norfolk & w.pref'd d sutro,,,..............".
Northern Pacilc., 10 Richm'i Il W. pr ,ih
do preferred. .... y21.Aichson. ............ ii
fi6te tChicaro Gas.........' nj
do pre!erretl....,.ii6E| Lead trust. "A
Now York Ceutral,,lcy sugar n;
eEk.tiiy Recommendation W
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bcslnnIu, Al 10 o'clock n. ni., al tho following
described real ettate situate III Trisdelphia dis.
tibet. In said county. described AS follows, VII:
Rgiuning Mt a point on the enst line OF the
National or Cumberland Road Rt tho houthcsst
corner Of Henry Cooks land; thence with ibO
ilus oi said Satlonal Road caiterly four hun.
drel and twenty Nyetilh feet to Il point: thence
VI rl9bt angles with said road two bundled aud
sixty (4l) feet TO tho lite Of an avenue laid out
parallel 10 Maid Cumberland ROad through tho
Porter home place. theme westerly Rl0uy said
avenue four hundicdnn twenty-five (t2hj fest
to took y southeast corler; thence With his line
to the plnCe OF begin Ing. being VII Of lots mum.
bercl lon 10y. eleven M, Twelve 12) and This.
teen (l3l an laid out on tho private plat Of that
part OF the William Porter homo place ind
not recorded. ." NV
TEHas or sALI.-one. third. or as much more
~ tho purchaser may elect, cash In hand on tho
daY Of sale mud the balance In two equal install.
ments, payable respectively In one ana 70 cara
from the Gay Of sale, with interest. The pur.
chaser 10 Five hi, notes for lhs deferred install.
menH, with good security, aud tho legal title to
be retained N further security until tho taid
note, and lntercAt are paid.
Tito believed good. but selling Us trustee
shall convey only such title as 10 vested In mo By
Maid deed OF trust.
w.P. HUBBARD,
Rnr0 Trustee.
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REMINDED OF A STORY,

The American farmer to-day needs
two or three more rails put upon The
top OF the tariff fence, instead OF taking
that nulnbcr of, as the tariii reformers
so called, are begging him to do. '
The farmer, Mr.. Speaker, il not fool
mot an arrant fool by any means. AS
MIR. Lincoln used to say, this reminds
me of story" Many years ago there
was an old colored man who lived down
in "0le Fireinia." He had been hard
case. He had about spent n lifetime in
robbing hen.roosls, and melon patches,
in getting drunk, swearing, and in do.
Ing all kind Of things. .:T't.N .iT,a
Flo had also been the butt Of more
jokes, gibcs, and sells than any 9TH
er darkey in the whole country.
He could Btand tho reputation
OF being a thief and q drunkard and a
hummer, but to be known as the town
fool almost killed him. In tho latter
part OF his life the old man WIS convert.
ed and gave many strong evidences Of a
change OF heart. At one OF the public
meetings after his conversion old "Eph-
raham" was asked. to lead in PRAYER,
which he did in sincere faith.
After praying for the whole world,
and his "old massa' also, he peti,ioned
in his own behalf as follows: 20 Lord,
keep me from all them wicked sins
used to commit; and if ! ever do break
over and swear little, or drink q. little,
or pick up watermelonlyin in patch
when the suns gone down, or take a
chicken what roosts a little low, pray
Thee that Thou wilt not, under any cir
cumstances, ever let mo make id
fool OF myself" i"' .r'I'-i 800
Farmers, Mr.. Speaker, have as much
good, common sense as any other class
Of people, and you will fluid. they will
be among the very last set OF men
who will make fools Of themselves by
dropping into the free trade fallacv
and supporting measures that will ut
teEly destroy their interests. NJ
There is now 40 per cent. duty upon
glassware. Last year over s7.000,O 900
worth Ct glassware OF different kinds
were imported into this country. We
have several immense glass factories in
the city in which I live, and which
hafe tHe HoH8f 10 represent IN TINS hon"
orable body. We manufacture in one
OF the establishments an ordinary beer.
mug. (Ol course many OF these Repre-
sentatiyes before me do not know
what beer mug is.) For many years
these beer-mugs were exported to Ger
many in large quantities, and we're read.
lily sold at s. per dozen.
Recently our German brethren learn.
cd the secret Of making them, and now
trade with Germany in this particular
article is completely broken up. Why?
The German Government has placed a
heavy import duty upon these beer.
mugs, and as her labor is much cheaper
than our own, We cannot compete in the
manufacture OF them, and our trade
with Germany is, therefore, ne oessarily
lost
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A CASE In POINT.

But this is not all. Because Of their
cheap labor, they are to day shipping
these beer.mugs to the United States,
paying the duty Of 81 cents per dozen
upon them, and selling them in Ameri.
can markets at much less than VIC pay
our laborers Tor producing them, saying
nothing OF the cost OF the raw material,
and the wear and tear OF machinery
that IL used In their production. The
bill which We are now considering in
creases the duty upon all glassware, and
| trust it will accomplish the object Of
preventing the Wholesale importation Of
these and all other articles OF foreign
manufacture which necessarily take tho
place OF the same claes OF articles that
We ought and can produce in our own
poNntfy. a,o =. y y 1!'y
One more illustration, il you please /,
There il q thin.glass tumhler, ortlinarl.
ly called "Aohemian tumbler," This
particular articleis extensively imported.
It is manufactured in Bohemia by the
cheap labor OF that country. The h;cb:
est wages paid feF blowing these punch
tumblers In Bohemia is 4 marks, which
is equal to 06 cents in our currency
and the mechanic there is required to
toll from twelve to fourteen hours day
in order to exc out the humb,est imari.
nable living. Nh ss9,ra .T.geI
In this country the glass. blower re.
ceivcs Tor tho came kind Of work $3.50
per day, and only works from eight tt
nine hours a day. On $40 worth Of this
imported glassware tAere IL, under the
present schedule, duty OF 81. The dif
ference between days pay in Bohem,;
and this country is So 3D., hence it il
evident to every discerning mind tha
the glass.blower receives 81 81 as hi
part OF every 81 Of tariff duty oolleotot
Oh this particular imported article. Still
it is claimed by our Democratic friend
that the tariff does not benefit labor.
There Is not a skilled mechanic in til
United States who does not receiv
from one to three times as much for hi
labor Us is paid to-day in free trade Eng
land for the same kind OF work. iasy:'
Wheeling, my hometown, is a note,
point for the manufacture OF cigars. Gu
manufacturers pay 80 90 per lhousan
for making what 10 called a medium
cigar. In Southern Germany the rat
for making the same cigar is I marks
or 81 GS in our currency. The duty O
this cigar, under the present schedule
is So per thousand; and because OF til
wonderful difference in the price Of Il
hor in Germany and America million
OF these cigars are annually importe
| into tho United Gtates::ff, This ii onl
| one Of q hundred. illustrations ! mich
\ give, lit time would permit, to prove
the most. skeptical that the America
labostr, Is protected by our prcsct
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"a |S Central Standard Time.
y!zRnnSyIVanidL lines.

.!ofH bridgeport Station,
LIaihs VIA Tho Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail
1o nu !eaye bridgeport for pittaburgh, Chicago
su M .'G Fer cbIt go a. M Eo. .baEh lOa
X por Plttsbnrsh and New York, isl D. N. ros
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. NJ, mn
on mi T. a.s .; m 49, P M and 7:52 p. m.
p m.; irom Ast Liverpool, ll:l2 p. M e s'''
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho PI.ubutgh, C,ncinn.,,
Louis Railway-pan.Iiandie kouteHienua,w s. W.
Ing LOT steutenvillc, Pittsburgh and ~ neei'
f Fos eon;n hy E & N s p ~ and Az > n.
Louis, eco a. m. and s:io n mahnapolis and 81.
ana chlcaso l2t5 .. m. Trains arrivc .o'Hmbgs
ing ~ t;5o T. m. 1000 T.. m 2l5 r. M ma nee" s.,o
s T. pts MI H., savinK a. and I alllvInS
sSSah tain. d Ssfye eaeev %ifsss1'%nE and
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FOR RENT

M. +, Thlr ccu,h street. rooms. %
No . 8, Main street, two rooms. 70
Ne. 2A7 Market ST; s:oro room un1 cellar Is co
No. 2ily MARI ct street, I'd floor .... 10 on
No. Gllg MnrkctktIest, st rOOr, ......,,,.,, t. 60
Possession Siveu No 2A9 JuIe LIST.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Notary Public, and q. s.
Claim Attornev, No. 1912 Market street.
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Petroleum,

NEW foEk, May lo.-Petrolcum irregular: ,po,
olened steady Al SIG, aut after settling al
S'sIc, moved up to s5,4c. closing Arm at that
nImse: June OPTIONS opened firm at SIZE, but
after moving up 10 shsgcu off to SjAc, aud
closed dull at that figure. Stock Exchange:
Opening At S+hc;. highest s5Ac; lowest SrSc;
ciosshs 1T e''tc. Sales t:7.ood barrels. ~
Oh CITY, Pa, May lO.-pct,o!eu,n opened al
SHc: closed ut Sjhc; highest S5kc; lowest
Sahe; shipments 7o,56S barrels, funs 74,0iG
BRADFORD, Pa. Mny lo.-Pclrolcnm opened
Sc; cearAnees $4,000 barrels. ' ~'
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 10.-pe.yoleum duh tu,
Arm nrn; opened q s5Hc; closed at s5Ac: highest
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAlNs-On aud after May II, lss0-Yx.
ftANArioN o. RxFERKNcE MARKS, sDally. tsun.
Day excepted. monday excepted. lSaturdAy
excepted. lSunday only. Saturday only
EMtern standard time. -------- n -
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CATALOGUES LISTS, CIRCULARS
" and Printing Of all kind executed at Tho
is.l NTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
No. Is and n Fourteenth Street.
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through uckeh. and baggage checked. n al,
p''n% f9r 5stss and other Information addrcs.
III III. "a KaoHgEIN Ws 9. ?. A., PaiFersbnIx.
" J. Q. T0MLISsoN. y. A., Wh eelinu IT,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-12

From Pittsburgh, 1000 A. NJ, da,ly and lo.5o
?. M, aaily. except hunday, 6:55 and loss n.
M, daiiy, and II 80 A. H., Sunday only, r.
Wash!nHton Accommodation, 1855 a. m. daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-12

NHa10 RIVER RAILROAD,-TIME
~ Iable taking effect November 2l. 1850
T passenger trains will run a. iollows-Centssi
lime AZ traina daily except those marked
tnub WHICH DO not run on Hunhau I -