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Il. Q. Gibson.
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'eA'3 X. Ioar
Siohoias P0stcn.
T. 81 Clayton. Pros.
-, -. = Gibson. Sec.
Hs"' Geo. 9, shaw
isaac Jackaon.
-. y Baker. Pres
r,o,, William i0uEhridgo. See
''0A" W a. Watson.
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lace0 J. Ouse man. Pres
s,.,, \ G Jones. Sec.
"'t''hu samuel y Freelsnd
A.9. Elliott.
sIui.us Scherr Pres
,-. lloyd ahaifer, sec.
S"Vn 81 p King
Charles r Lawt0n.
~. j. .Martin. Prs
sias,, W II Ringer. Sec.
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I. " Haftman
IN. f. Huggins Pres.
rr. I'M Chidsacr, Sec.
"'"ne t w NJ. Wolfe
lAsa X. Frakce.
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FOUND HIN AT LAST.
How Nan Waited Twenty Years
for Vengeance and Got Licked.

hotel at Niagara Falls. when I no.
ticed the man on my right looking
sharply at the man on nv lcft'
says the New York Sun. and pres.
emily he got up in am excited way
and walked about. After a bit he
halted before the other man and
asked
"Isn't your name Graham ?"
"Yes, sir" was the prompt re-
ply.
Didn't you used to teach school
at Elmra? ?"
eyes, SIR
"In 1862"
eyes, sir"
"Doy you remember boy named
GodlSin?p ''
every distinctly, sir"
"Do You remember that he mt
a package Of fireerackors nrdor p his
desk and touched them off ?Y
CAS- il it happened only voster.
day"
"And You basted him for Il ,,
81 did. licked him until no
could hardly stand. and I,vo nj.
ways been glad OF it,"
"Y6u have, eh ?" said tho other
breathing fast and hard. "Do Won
know that that boy swore n torrible
oath ?"
81 presume he did. as he was n
thorough young villain"
"IIo sworo that he weuld grow
up and hunt for you and Mound
YOU within an inch of your lifc.n
"But hayn't heard from him
yet"
"You hear from him nowl lie
stands before you /! lam that bow p,
"Well ?"
prepare 20 be licked /! NV time
has come at last -
lie made dive ut the old ped
agoguc, but the latter eyaded HIM.
made a halftum and hit him on
.rs ''"' anu "o'n,n ~, went over a
o'i'''i - . i,o"p' Nei 'ho whiiom
:. $500 'e"o'7l i','eo Oh 70 nlm ana
80, ~ ~" 49,, . mn iie ciicu Epough'
90" :. U'pn 'aNe ,,nn over Vhree
''''''''o ~ 10 ;" "oh NC retlfea
y ee' - ,'"o'''e' Vo,i"' anu replace
o"'' g"s'o"9' anu pcipeu oookln
~ ~ 'o9e, o.. -
~ w" ""'' qui'c long
y@s"' -, 80 49,,
n"' "nere ! mace "
,p,f 49, ,'9 g''eu' see now
""' o"e ~ 20 "a'o ne'u OH untI'
= ~ =, ~ ','0'S i9V years oi''
INV, '"S 'o 'lcAcu
2 - ~ ,'0 o9'' '"u : - "c, 81
""'s '"S 99"' '0rS''''u up 70 h'nI
- '"o''sf years OF
.'sY''es " ''0oNeo i"'o
Y"s' '''s - s''lee ii''"'e'
The August Maga5ing of American
History is rich midsummer num-
bcr. 1t opens with the first part Of
a delightful article on "The Spar.
tans OF Paris" by Gen. Meredith
Read, K.G.C.R., frightened with
graphic sketches Of personal char
acteristics and Illustrated with por-
traits Of literary celebrities OF
France. whose works are familiar
n everv irte,lioent roodor ~ 49,.
,.rl. t53s,., s..,,
~ 'i'oo''" oo"'e' py
John H. licaton, gives information
Of exceptional interest in relation
10 the settlement Of Koutuekv.
sbowino bow Tho p,op,t.ip bo.r;or.
- 5,t.
"o'o P''''g', "i'' ''.'e : i'co course
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First District-John o. Pcndlcton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
seoSai Dlstr,st- -wlnian L. Wilson, Charles
town. 4edersou Co.
j 'risiri o i-sSc; John d. Anderson. Nicholas c.
T.. Niehoi1l N.bunty.
Rolrth DistrIct~-james Capelart. Point Pleas
ent. Mason county.
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Train leaves Kmcatsld AZ T.is r. u aud a..
riFoi ai Funuclfon "a sr MI leaves Tunnel.
Ton ai ii0ua. m and affifcs af k'nxwoofl COZ fg4O
ri. lcavcs kiu1Wood at $40 D. fn end arrive
qi tuHnclian af t11 n irafee Tunnfifon al
lon r m ani trfiyc 4i kneWooi al SOD n ri.
4ftins dalif except al1d8f.
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West slde-Anos Hartley, Masontown.
Sherif--Danlei r. Jackson.
Dsnute Julius X. Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
4 nd Pleasant. u. W. Criss, Lyon; J. o. Iantz,
Union: H. X. Iiarsyay. Reno +. \. Cuppett,
Grant Dorsey F.r IAN. Portland.
clerk Circuit Court-yohn w Watson.
Clork County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney--Sen j. FortneY
County surveyor-A. = MoMllen.
Supt. of sehoOls--WIn. G.. Conloy.
Assessor--Hast side. Gabriel Pulliam.
. West side. John &. Perkns.
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coNAIsaIoSKRs oorSTr oouRT.
Grant District. Samuel r. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant. Beu A. Conner.
PORTLAND. n. ID. Benson.
4 MON, Page n. Mo(run.
Reno. Noses T. Sinclair.
s4yon. Heesen A. Peii. !.
valley, Mason Watson.
kingwood, Leroy shaw.
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Town Omcials.

toHN OAaNlHits
Mayor -ous , shaaer
Tecort er-,j anes W. White.
C0anolfmen--sy : Martin. Julius X Monroe.
Hensy ", Mardocz, ames W Flynn aud George
Niliia.ps.
Societies.
Knishts 81 Pytlslas Lodge meets every Tuee-
yevoning ne their hail over J. W Bakers
store ~ = 80 O'Clock
Inleoendent order of odd Feilows- Lodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall 81
Bishops Block At 40 O'Clock.
Golden Rale Enean2pent, SO. 80. I. o. o. r:
fnoet5 First and Third Monday evenings Of
zach month. IN The odd FeiloWs' Hall. over the
poslo1ice.
The independent Ordor Of Good Tempiars-
lodge meets every Friday evening, IN the X of
4 Hall. at 930 o'clock.
King Philip Tribe 40 Is Improved order of
Rod Ycn meets every "wednesday evening at
Z o'cioe'S iE the KNIGHTS Of Pythios Halt over
Bakers store.
Churches.
Hl =. .Churcit-Rcv 81 w Rider, Pastor
terVjccs-- -PfeaohinE every Sundnvat 1890 n. I'M.
nd 40 ~. ~. Sunday school p. nj. Glass
Meeting b. w Young Folks Neciing at C,fs
pr Prayer Meeting every Tbursday evening
We byterian church -Rey. IT, n Mcdonald,
scryices- Preaching every sunday at io.so IN.
aud - ,. ma. Sunday school at D. m Prayer
Meeting ovefy Wednesday evening
a M = Church.-fsv Bosiey Royce Pastor.
servce5-Predching. Fourth Sunday IN each
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Cour.s co,yenr.

Circuit coart-Nareh p, September {. ant
December II.
County Court Fitst Monday in January, April,
J ally aud October
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rnifsd States Senafors.
Memsers ofCongrcss.

Coenty.
john Il. gsnna. Charleston, Kanawha cvunty
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The ST. LoUIs REPUBLIC an
nounces that its great feature from
now until the end Of The campaign
Of 1892 will be a Tariff Department
which will be given large space in
the Weekly as we'll rs in the Daily.
The department will be edited by
Hon. WILLIAH i. WILSON, Of
West Virginia, q member Of the
Ways aud Means Committee. and
one Of the ablest Democrats in Con-
gress, and addition to The articles
be promises, there viii be cobtri-
butionsfrom the ablese and most
authoratlve writer's on various
phases Of the Tariff question The
Department began early ia July.
The WEEKLY RgprBLIc two
issues q week. one mailed Tuesday
aud one Friday Is only OAe DoUar
year sample copies free.
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Kngwaod District, j. L. stone. Joseph T.
RlHJss
yAliey--A J DeBcrTy Emanuel Dixon.
Lvoa.-.I W Criss William u. Taylor.
Hsno--'3en =. Wool Sard. SAM W Bowman.
Por.lan1--Wn A. McCfinTis. X. G. Martha
linton Lloyd &. skater, George fscissman.
PIE lssut James p. fullmcr. A. =. Chidestev.
0rant-N william n y. Miior.
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Kingwoed. Joseph NJ Goodwin. simeon Mat
singlv
valley Daye C. Zinn John ". Strahin
Lyon james McGsc. David J. Gibson
Relo ID y Wheeler, r. NJ Su nincrs.
poTii mi 3ohn " Hiil. Preston Glover.
nau{,ld 9a. - e<rc ~ Ahaffor. Julius Soherr.
'I'ieasaDt iesi y Miller. ID. IL. MGriin.
flrsHt. W. II. A0tsi obons Alpha Hagane.
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sapreme eoart Of Appeals

Daniel D. Lucas. Prest.. Jefferson Go.
Henry Brannon. Lewis Co.
= w. EuRiish. Mason CO.
Homer VI. Holt. GrecnbTler Co.
o y Long. Clerk. Kanawha co.
Alfred 4 aid wotl. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Gonvenes AZ Char rleston second Wednesday IN
, anuary Wheeling. drst Wednesday IN Juae /:
Chsrlestown. frst Wednesday ia september.
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Ntate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D!sir.et.
Juige, Thrl JF Ilclai Ols;rlct.

William & worley. Kingwo0d. Preston Co.
Alpheas Garrison, AonOugalia Co.
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With great flourish of trumpets
the announcement is made that q
reciprocity treaty has been negotia,
ted with the mighty republic Of
San Domingo, which VIII go into
efTeot September
The Wheeling Register remarks
A Martinsburg woman recently
broke her arm while trying to
scratch her back. Where was hoi
husband ?
To which the IIarper's Ferry
ssRfi,'el pertinently replies:
Scratching for something to 20
on her back, probably.
Congressman WILsoN, OF West
Virgins, one Of the abIest of the
Democratic leaders in the fight for
Tariff Reform, will edit the Tariff
Reform Department of the ST..
Louis REPUBLIC, aided by all the
prominent tariff rcformers, of the
country. 1t will be great feature
OF the WEEKLY REPUBLIC Gssuod
in two parts, one Tuesday and one
Friday, which is only one Dolla5
a ycaf. Send for sample copy,
which is sent free.
Senator Sherman's friends arc
trying harl to make it appear that
they look lightly upon the opposi.
ton Of tho Farmers Alliance to his
reelection, but in reality they re-
gard it as such serious matter that
unless they can succeed in patching
mp some sort OF q reconciliation be.
fore long, one OF them said that
sherman wonld be compelled to
withdraw in order to save himself
the ignsminy Of defeat.
------S -.-------
The latest move OH the political
chess board is the official rcsigaa-
ton from the National Republican
Executive Committee, of the Chair.
man. NJ. $. Quay OF Pennsylvania
and the Treasurer, w. w. Dudley
Of Indiana. The better clement Of
the party has at last forced these
rasca's to resign and it is the worst
back-set the Democrat party has
had for some time. j. S. Clark
son Of Iowa has been elected Chair.
man in Quy's place and authorized
to appoint Treasurer IN Dudlcys
place.
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The world 5 rid of another fool,
but there arc doubtless still q great
many more Of Che same kind. This
particular lunatic's name was Geo.
W higgins, aud he lived 10 Pull
aski county. Illinois a young
woman friend was handling re-
yolfcr which was not known to be
loaded Gas usuaD aud he told her
not TO be afraid Of 20 but Co snap it
at him She snoppod ID, and there
upon be quit living SD. Higgins
formerly lived 90 Wheeling. and
bciBga West Virgiuian should have
had sense euough TO know that an
unIoadcd revolver is always loaded
and that an unloadcd revolver in
tho bnnds Of a young lady IS GER
cain death TO somebody before The
fun IS over Suite journal.
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state emelats.

Covsrnor--A. Brooks PIE ning Marion County
Secretary of Stafe-W. "A. Ohley. Marion co.
Auditor Patrick y. Dudy. Webster 60.
Treasurer William r. Thompson. Cabcil Co.
supt. cf sehools-B. =. Morgan. AononRaiia
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HOas- OF D.lesaies.

East Sids--Dr. NJ =. Bryte. Brucoton.
West s!de-Amos Hartley, Aasontown.
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Comfy icinls.

Joseph I. uoke, KinA ie d, Preston County.
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To which the 1arper's Ferry
SeRfinel pertinently replies:
Scratching for something to 20
on her back, probably.
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The Wheeling RsgiS,er remarks
A Martinsburg woman recently
broke her arm while trying to
scratch her back. Where was her
husband ?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Realism on the Stage.
Nslc York Exchange.

The carpenters, mechanics and prop
ertv men who make realistic copies Of
the farm appurtenauceS used in the con-
temperaneouS New England plays can
not be intelligent wOrkmen, if the
samples of their skill displayed in Home
Sweet Home" at the Academy are ac-
cepted As q fair criterion. Scores Of
persons i'm the audience last night east
ridicule upon the grist mill and the cider
press. Oue spectator who laughed loud
and long al the mimicry was Lew Els
worth Tilden, who combines the func-
tiOnS of poet, playwr ght and politician.
Tilden was born not far from Denman
ThompSon'S Swansea homestead, and he
saws he knows a cider press from a
pripting press. ANY country man will
recognize the forgery of rustic imple-
mentS i'm Home, Sweet Home, he add
ed Den Thompson never could have
seen those properties, or he wonld have
had them altered into the real thing.
The griSt mill turns the wrong way;
meal is fed into il, instead OF corn; the
cider press is a ridiculous traverSty, and
even the apples are handled and pre-
pared in the wrong way. Realistic
playwrightS ought to give correct copy
while they are about it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May Cattle, receipts 5000
head; shipments none; market steady;
extra steers 81 Loaf %; others IS 00a6 %;
Texans s. 50a4 IS; heifers 81 00a4 SO; butch
ers' cows s. 00a4 So
Hogs-Receipts 1850 head; shipments
400 head; market active and irregular;
common "a 50a4 20; mixed and packers
81 S0a4 80; prime heavy IS 0Oa5 10; light
81 65a4 30
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
$50 head; market steady; natives ST 40
az 05; Texans S. 10a6 49, westerns 81 25a
6 60; lambs s. 00a7 -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, May Cattle
receipts, IA head shipments, 420 head :;
nothing doing, all through cOnsignments.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; shipments,
$3.50 head; market firm; Philadelphias
- 30a5 40; best Workers and mixed 50 10
as 30; pigs 81 25a4 -.
Sheep-Receipts, Z, 500 head; shipments,
200 head; market slow at yesterdays
prices
CINCINNATI. O., May 9-Hogs. steady;
common and light s. 90a5 co. packing and
butchers 81 65a5 10; receipts, $500 head ;
shipments. $40 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
Wool.
Bradstreet's.

Trade in the leading wool markets
has been dull during the week. The
larger part of the sales which have oeen
made were of Australian wools. BUYERS
are taking only the very best lots OF Tor
eign woods. Inferior Australian WOODS,
of which there is large supply In THIS
country, are as hard to sell as any OF
the poorer domestics. Dealers VINO
have handled these woods this year Tor
the first time have lost heavily on their
speculations. The manufacturers have
taken the foreign woods only because
of their superior quality. They cannot
use second-class foreign woods at prices
as high as the finest domestic grades.
Territories are still in strong demand,
but owing to the scarcity of good lots
few sales have been made. There has
been some movement in Ohio and Michi-
gan woods, but not sufficient TO make
value firm. Pulled woods are firm, and
dealers could dispose of Il large quantity
if they could secure the woods. Only
small lots are coming forward, and it
will be several weeks before enough will
be on the market to meet the demand.
Carpet woods are reported quiet but
firm
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PRODUCE.

New York, May 9-Flour, receipts
y. $50 packages; exports. l4,4SO barrels;
and u, 23S sacks; market dull and heavy;
sales. l.. 900 barrels. Wkeat, receipts lS4,
POO bushels; exports 80, 0154 bushels; sales,
3.5S4.OO0 bushels futures, and $4,000 bush
els spot; spot market lower; No. red 81 II
al liz; elevator 81 Hal ~; store 81 ia
12l% anoat, 81 l0$4al 10 f. o. D.; I'M
graded red 81 054al l25s; No Northern
to arrive 81 Hal -; No. hard, to arrive
81 l3l5a1 AZ; No. , Chicago 81 lO25a
l 1875 options, declined all day and closed
lsIc under yesterday through weak cables
and general pressure to realize; No. red
May 81 lOal lllI, closing at 81 10; June
81 OSla1 l., closing at 81 0S4 July 81 GOA
o., closing At 81 Go; August 81 O33sal H,
closing at 81 OBS September 81 OPS; DC
tOber 81 02I; December 81 OBS Corn,
receipts II 900 bushels; exports $4,000 BUSH
els: sales SOC, 900 bushels futures, and LOCO
bushels spot; spot market dull; ungraded
79aS3c; May 7l54c: June 61$sc: July 659sa
csc, closing at 65Ssc; August 641sa652sc;
December SIC. Oats, receipts $1,000 bush
els: exports, $4,000 bushels sales, $1,000
bushels futures, and 1900 bushels spot;
spot market dull and irregular; May 56l2c;
June 549Ec; July sic; August 42c; spot No.
. white 6Oc; mixed western 55a6lc; white
do 6la7lc; No. Chicago 59%c. Hay, quiet
and firm; shipping soc. Hops, firm, State
common to choice 25aS2c; Pacific Coast 25a
32]5c. Coffee, steady and unchanged SUI
oar. quiet. Molasses, quiet: New Orleans
25aS5c. Rice, quiet. Petroleum, quiet;
United re. Cotton Seed Oil, quiet and
firm. Tallow, strong. Rosin. dull Tur-
pentiue, quiet and steady at 39}3c. Eggs,
steady and quiet. Hides, dull. Wool,
dull. Pork, steady, and quiet; old mess,
s1l 75al2 p: new mess Sl3 Scala %; extra
prime Sl1 75al2 % Cut Meats, quiet and
steady. Lard, lower and dull; western
steam So ~ May So a.; July 81 ~; Au-
gust 81 O3; September s. 10; OCTOBER
: 70 Butter. demand firm; western dairy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
SUNDAY CONVERSATIONS.
Important Telegraphic Matters From
Yesterdays Register.

Important Telegraphic Matters From
Yesterdays Register.
Forest fires are raging in Michigan,
houses, mills and bridges being con-
Sumed.
Two men were arrested at Charles
ton lately for dynamiting fish in Elk
river.
Prof. Foster in his weather predic-
tiOns saws that there will be more froStS
during this month.
Company Z, West Virginia National
Guard, at RowleSburg, was re-enliSted
Saturday by Capt R. d. Willis.
The run through Utah was a continu-
Gus ovation. At Provo Mayor Booth
introduced the President as the greatest
man in the greatest government on
earth.
Miss Melissa Schermerhorn, daughter
of wealthy farmer near Steubenville,
eloped with Clement Mclaughlin, a
lumber dealer, Saturday night, by
climbing out the window.
Saturday last Frank Noel, a Pitts
burg Sc wing machine agent, while call
ing on May Powelson, his sweetheart,
shot himself in the left breast with a
3S-calibre revolver. Noel will die.
A serious fire is raging in the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation COmpany'S No. 4
colliery, at Summit Hill, Pa. All the
men escaped from the mine with little
injury. The mines will have TO be
flooded.
A large lumber trade meeting took
place i'm New York recently to consider
the boycott declared against lumber.
1t was decided not to deliver any lum-
Der to any building in New York City
after May Q, until the boycOttS have
been raised.
Frank Hollowel and William SimmS
received at recent election an equal
number of votes for the position of
Treasurer OF WayneStOwn, Ind. A foot
race was run by the men Saturday in
order TO decide who was the victor and
Hollowell won.
The President and party were royalty
received AT Salt Lake City Saturday
morning. Governor Thomas and Mayor
Scott made addresses. which were re-
SDOnded TO by the President, POStmaS-
ter General Wanamaker and Secretary
RuSk The President opened the new
Chamber of Commerce and paid a visit
to the Mormon tabernacle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
West virginia Pensions.
Special Telegram 10 The Reoister.

Special IeLegrQni % ths ReQlSteT.
WASHINGTON, Nav 9.-The follow
ing West Virginia pensions have been
issued:
Original-Jos. Morley, Jno. Cecil
Alexander McCombs, JAS. w. Davis,
VIM. f. Bennett, Jacob j. Mitchell,
Thos. C. Meaks, Allen II. Landres, Jno.
Cosgray, Robert A. Stogden.
Additional-Chapin Mcdaniel, Mm'
r. Smith: Thos. p Walton. VIM. Iur-
ner.
Increase-Jno. Odell, Alex Lee.
Reissue and increaSe-Henry ii.
Wheeler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
wensburg's oldest citizen Dead

. lrCLtls ItIeVF UT 70 lte IteDt"'o's
WELLsBURG, May 10.-Mr. William
DeCamp, aged 70, died here yesterday
morning of old age and general debility.
He was perhaps the oldest native born
resident in the city. Was 4 student OF
Washington and Jefferson College sixty
three years ago.
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EWD CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.
VlgpnnSyIVdnId LINES
R-&1H R.iLr.nnnrA Ctntinn
From Bridpeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburg, Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 a. III. For Pittsburg. 1913
a. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. IN.
For Pittsburg and New York, 2:44 p. n. For
Steubenville SAB am
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 500 m, TO- 30
a. IN. ~: 10 p. m, 4:52 p m, and S:l5 p. IN.
on Saturdays only-Tor East Liverpool, GIL
D. H., from East Liverpool, HE p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway, Pan Handle Route leave Wheel
ing for Stcubenville, Pittsburg and the East,
go m. 1875 p. m, 3:2) p m, and $40 p. m.
For Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis and St.
Louis 6:20 a. m. and $40 p. IN. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1875 p. IN. Trains arrive AT
and 20 pm. Trains leaving at $40 Il m and ar
irving at $40 p III run solid between Wheeling
and Pittsburg. All trains daily except Sunday.
uOf0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

Nos. and 4, daily, z. f. Y. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vesti-
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
Vile and between Cincinnati and Old Point
Comfort.
Nos land solid trains with Pullman Sleepers
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. q has
Pullman Sleeper Ronceyerte 10 Old Point Com
fort daily.
No.4 wlli stop at White Sulphur 10 let of
passengers from points west OF Huntington and
to take on passengers for points east OF Char
louisville.
Train No. s leaves Clifton Forge at $50 a N.
and arrives at Charlottesville at 1920 a. m.
HUNTINGTON DlI foION NO. -, leave
Clifton Forge daily S:30a. III. arrive Huntington
e:30p m. No. u, daily, leave Huntington 600
a M arrive Clifton Forge 4:SD p IN. No. 10,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewell 500 a.
m, arrive Huntington 1000 q. m. No. 10, daily
exec pt Sunday, leave Huntington 300 p. m, az
rive East Sewell 7:05 D. IN.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No H. daily e.
cept Sunday leave Huntington 6:l0 a. m, srriN
Cincinnati 1918 a. m. No. Is, daily exceI
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 900 p. m, ariS
huntington 1870 p. m. No. 10, daily e8ceI
Sunday, leave Msysville Glib a. n, arrive Gin
cinnGti $40 a. IN. No. 20, daily except sunday
leave Cincinnati 800 p. m, arrive hsysyilie
7:i5p m.
H. w. FULLER. Genl Pass. Agt
OSCAR G. MURRAY, Traffic Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11
PETROLEUM.

New York. May 9.-Petroeum was
neglected. trading being insignificant and
the movement extremely narrow. The
opening was steady on small sale, a de-
cline of &c occurred. The market then be-
came dull and remained so until the close.
Pennsylvania oil spot closing at 7l5sc
June options opening and highest 7214c;
lowest and closing &c. Total sales, 5000
barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, May 9.-Petroleum-
Opened at 724c: highest 7214c; lowest,
u%c; closed at IA C. Sales, $4,000 barrels;
clearances, Is, 900 barrels; charters, so, $50
barrels; runs. 93,472 barrels; shipments,
"a, 81 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

Would you ride on railroad that
uses no danger signals? That cough is
a signal of danger. The safest cure is
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee OF salts
faction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-11

Oats, easier; mixed $500 Rye, quiet
at 90a92c Provisions dull. Whisky, firm
at 81 II. Butter steady. Sugar dull.
Eggs, 13a131{c