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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-12

Money at 4a6 Per Cent-Go vernments
Dull and steady-stocks Dull-Flour I'm
changed-Wheat Higher.
NRw YORK. November 11.-Money on call
easy, ranging from to per cent; last
loan at per cent; closed offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 5a61s per
cent Sterling exchange quiet at 4SOa4o515.
GovERNNENTs-Dull and steady.
fourS Registered. -.............. 10
FOurS coupon. ................
Fours-and-a-half Registered. ......... I91s
Pacific Skies OF '95.. ................ll
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-Moderatel active: sales 81
O59,0OO
SroCKs.-The stock market to-day lacked
the vigor and snap of that of yesterday,
and there was not only less business, but
the movements, aside from those in a very
few stocks, were devoid of interest and
were confined within the narrowest limits.
The foreign situation remained practically
unchanged Domestic affairs were uni
formly favorable to higher figures and the
crop report was very favoraoly
received. Western operators were most
prominent in the buying and
Chicago Gas and Union Pacific showed
the side taken by this interest. After the
first half hour the activity died away and
WIFI lIt CcoSdliOu VI tuO Co14g uShA~AN -
dropping tendency appeared, which, how
ever, made losses only in one or two unlm-
portant cases. The market finally closed
quiet but firm, generally at small gains for
the day. Sales 295, 54S shares. Quotations
closed bid:
Adams Express, 147; American Ex-
press, III; Canada Pacific, So; Central
Pacific, 80; Chesapeake and Ohio, 2414 do.
first preferred, 551S; do. second preferred.
81; Chicago and Alton, 1874; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 9S; Delaware
and Hudson, 1883; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1884; Denver and
Rio Grande preferred, A; Erie, 2SH ;
do preferred, OK; FIT. Wayne, 1872; lii
nois Central, 10l; Lake Shore, 1924 ;
Michigan Central, 1855; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, rs do preferred, Is; Missouri
Pacific, 60; Northern. Pacific, 261s; do.
preferred, 709s; Northwestern. 1l54; do.
preferred 1877; New York Central, 1ll15 ;
Oregon Transcontinental, 17%; Pacific
Mail, $50; Peoria, Decatur and Evans
vile, 1919 Pittsburg, las; Pullman Pal
ace Car. l721s; Reading, 375s; Rock Island,
S11S; st. Louis and San Francisco do.
preferred, -; do first preferred, 76B; st.
Paul, 75; do preferred us; st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba, my ST. Paul
and Omaha, SO; do. preferred, %
Tennessee Coal and Iron, IS; Texas Pa
cifc, 12&; Union Pacific, 40T; United
States Express, IS; Western Union. 81.
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PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, November 11.-Flour-Re-
ceipts S9, 600 packages; exports 200 bar
rels: market steady: sales Is, 600 barrels.
w heat, receipts, 100000 bushels; exports,
$1,000 bushels; sales 100000 bushels
futures, and $4,000 bushels spot; market
stronger and fairly active; ungraded red
9S15caSl 02$I; options firm and higher; No.
2 red November 81 06A; December 81 OH
al 0S$[, closing at 81 0S1s; January 81 10;
February 81 loyal 11T closing at 81 IL q :;
March 81 1l1S; May. 81 l3a1 1879, closing at
81 1875; June 81 1914. Rye, quiet; western
81 05a1 0613. Barley, quiet; No. 2 Mil
waukee 70a71c. Corn, receipts ITO, 600 bush
els; exports ~, 600 bushels; sales, $40, 900
bushels futures, and 21S,000 bushels spot;
market irregular and weaker; ungraded
mixed 5Sa7sc; November 6919c; December
Coo; January 551ic; February 5514; May
500 a54c, closing at 5314c Oats, receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports 594, 900 bushels;
sales 1S5,O0O bushels futures and 147 900
bushels spot; market weaker but moder-
ately active; December SS15c; May 3S1Sc;
mixed western 37a4Oc; No. 2 Chicago SOFA
$3.50 Hay and Hops, quiet. Coffee,
steady and II to % points up. Molasses,
firm. Petroleum, quiet; United 81 sc. Cot
tonseed oil, quiet. Tallow, weak. Resin,
steady Turpentine, quiet at 36a361Sc.
Eggs, firm; western 241Sc- Pork, quiet;
old mess 50 IS; new do. $40 20; extra prime
$40 00a10 80. Cut meats, dull. Lard, quiet;
western steam 6 40; January s6 IS; Feb
ruary 50 90; March e. 79a6 so, closing at
IS 20. Butter. firm; western dairy l5a23c;
Elgin SOC. Cheese, hrmer
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 11.-Flour,
dull. Wheat, strong and higher; No. red
November 81 O416; December 81 O5a1 051S;
January 81 07al 071S; February 81 GOA
l 0916 Corn, active and higher; No:
mixed November 6Sa10; December 55a
551Sc; January 55c; February 541a54slc.
Oats, quiet; No. 3 white 3Sc; No. 2 white
November 39]Sc; December 391sa40c; jan
uary and February 40a401sc. Eggs, firm;
Pennsylvania frsts 27c. Receipts-Flour,
8, 600 barrels; wheat, 40, 600 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels. Ship
mentS-Wheat. "A, coo bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The wheat mar
ket was characterized by two Numerically
opposing Influences which were at work
from the opening to the close, and one of
which was responsible for every fluctua-
ton. The bull influence was the cold and
snowy weather in the Northwest, and the
bear influence was lower cables and
generally depressing reports from Eu-
ropean markets. The domestic lnhu-
ences prevailed and an advance ruled.
Corn, moderately active and higher. Oats,
dull and confined within narrow range.
Provisions, strong and higher. Flour, I'M
Wheat, cash No. 2 spring CSC;
No 3 spring, S94c; No red $3.50; No
yenber 94a95c, closing st Csc; December
e5lka96L1c, closing at 96isc; May 81 0211sa
l 0S, closing at 81 0S. Corn, cash, No. ,
55l<c; November. 535sa54A4c, closing at
53Lc; December 461s a46s4c, closing at
46Hc; May 43ssa435sc. closing at 1870.
Oats, cash, No 3, 81 sc; November 81 20;
December l1sa311Sc, closing at 3lsc;
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fairly active and steady; natives s. sOa
6 90: rangers 50 S5a4 20; Texans 81 4Oa2 50;
stockers So 10a2 IS; cows 81 25a2 80.
Hogs-Receipts SO 900 head ! shipments
900 head; market weak and lower; rough
and common s. 60a3 70; prime mixed
and packers IS S0a3 s5; prime heavy % goa
8 95; light IS 50aS IS; pigs 81 35aS 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
500 head; market steady; native ewes y GOA
4 %: mixed a 40a4 so; wethers "a 75a5 ~;
westerns a 60; lambs 50 75a5 %.
EAST LIBERTY. November l1.-Cattle-
Receipts, SAG head; shipments, 300 head |;
rhine to extra Is 15a5 40; fair to good IS 75a
/ so: common g 00aS so; good feeders
% 25a3 rs: stockers 80 50a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: shipments,
l $50 head; market active; Philadelphias
a 20a4 30; mixed ps4 00a4 10; best. Yorkers
s3 9Oa4 90: common % 75a9 so:
Sheep-Receipts, 1880 head; shipments,
500 head: market slow; extra a 75a 90;
fair TO good s.. 75a4 25; common 81 OOa2 90;
lambs 50 O0a6 90.
-CINcINNArI, O., November u.-Hogs
steady: common and light, % 75a3 20; pack
ing and butchers, 80 ROAD 60. Receipts, 500
head; shipments, 800 head.
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to lay the pipes, and II Is hoped that be-
fore many months the town will be sup
piled with water.
Squire Howell. accompanied by Henry
Koehnline, were Ia Pittsburg on BUSH
ness for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Phoebus, OF PIT.
Comfort, Va, are visiting Mr.. j. G.
Dent.
James Higgins. who has been In Gin
cinnati on business, has returned home.
WIN. Gilmore, OF Cincinnati, is visit
Ing his brother, Mr.. Eli Gilmore.
j. c. Mcfarland has the barber shop
formerly run by Col. Stathers.
Frank Dinsmore, of the Maynard
Coal Company, Is in town.
j. H. Anderson, Of Barton, was down
on business yesterday.
The windows at the City Building are
undergoing repairs.
DIR. Won Muralt, of Tiltonville, was
In town yesterday.
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BENwOOD.
;hth street is being paved.

Eighth street is being paved.
The Ohio River railroad depot is ex-
pected to be ready by December 1st.
Ed. Noel and party have returned
from a hunting expedition near Cam
erOn.
Miss Jennie Bowers has returned to
her home at Shepherdstown after a
pleasant visit 10 friends here.
On Tuesday evening a party Of young
gentlemen consisting of viii Murray,
Ihomas Sprouts, John McCabe, George
johns and John Hicky went down to
NoundSyille to attend private hop.
Last night the employees of the bloom
ing department at the Riverside Steel
works, pleasantly surprised their Man
Sger, HoratiO Brush, at his home on
Main street. Peabody's orchestra made
the music, and all spent a delightful
evening.
:. council met Tuesday night and went
SIlOugh with Its routine business. They
also appropriated five hundred dollars
~ pay OF bills against the town. The
OS,O1 W. on City Building went to
,"'neeiing yesterday to see about get
~ lug new furniture for the various offices
u the building.
~, ~ has been generally supposed
o ous1 tae lower Steel Works would re-
I'm v today, but word was given out
iieS'erday that nothing would start up
, lure Monday. 1t has been reported
.us' tae Iron Works have sent speci-
A Iueu OF Iron TO a laboratory at Pitts
SSIs Tor chemical analysis, and as yet
lave Ave received no reply from the article
sons Ihis is one Of the supposed rea-
N Gos ior the Works not starting until
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ALI meat shops win be closed
NoIlOs on sunday. Committee.
here''' heir has arrived at the home
A!O and Mrs. Peter Meisenhelder.
o. NJ Mr. Gray, Of Mount Pleasant,
e IN the city among frienos seS'er'
dSs, Harberger left yesterday for New
IsS Lee to visit his sister, Mrs.
Blum. ,,, powman wife and
Oi 5 soent Yesterday with friends in
~. for Robert Downing in the
sea- a,or will be put on sale Saturday
e ,;lsrnoon at o'clock
~, o,d Mrs. Charles Lewis, OF Du-
MI P o. are visiting their daughter,
eo.S' K Wilson, on Concord street.
y, ,,rbe Rack Thorn" was played TO a
a audience last night. Vreeland's
g9O g.,-eIs will be the attraction on Sat
.prdsy evening
'u' Sa,a iron workers from this city at
SUI goJ the funeral OF the late James
teluC~ ev-TreaSurer of the Amalgamat-
fsng ASSOCIATION, which took place at
Di,tsbnrg Yesterday afternoon.
Cbas Duff, the night watehman on
~" I>nion Bridge, and Miss Georgia
~, .,i.en ~ TiltOnville, were quietly mar
80 ~ the NJ. Z. parsonage, by Rev.
rs IS Winters, on Tuesday evening.
v,.igbt is now being received here
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
W. w commencing this week. Just
70 u 900, there will be an agent to re-
~ I've outgoing freight is not known.
IA Schnegg is down with typhoid
,,yer Mr.. Schnegg has had very bad
80 lately. 1t has only been few
- - since a little one died, and Mrs.
So5reor has been lying low with fever
49, since It's birth, and is still in adam
gerous condition.
The armature OF the large dynamo at
80 electric plant was burned out yes
.oriav morning. The power for for the
oo,srs an this end of the line is being
furnished by the Wheeling plant, but 1t
(. so weak here that they cannot climb
the Fourth street grades.
The fire plugs down as far as Hanover
.,reet were flushed out yesterday. The
Snnar,ptendent will continue TO flush
.bem ont until he reaches the last one.
O,a an west Washington street had a
large stone in the opening or valve
which they had some trouble 10 get out.
Il is supposed the stone got into the
nine when the pipe was first laid.
The special gospel meeting beings held
a. The y. NJ. C. A. Rooms are still in
creasing in interest as well as attend
once. The subject last night was "hope
for the hopeless" There being only
three more nights in this week of pray
crit is hoped that all will attend that
can.
The Bridgeport Council at their last
nights meeting accepted the water or
dinance as passed by the Martins Ferry
Council some time ago, and Instructions
were given TO the proper authorities to
make connections as soon as posi-
bic. so that it would be ready TO
turn on at any time. This ordi-
nance puts Bridgeport on about
the same basis as our own consumers,
but they must guarantee FIVE consumers
for each fire plug or make up the diff
ference. The are to be governed by the
same rules and restrictions as Martins
Ferry consumers. Every one seems
glad that the much-diScussed water
question has at last been settled.
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CLAREMoNT STOCK YARDS, |

Baltimore, November y, 1871.
Arrivals of live stock at Clareinont
stock yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road for the week ended November S-231
4,233 sheep and lambs, S,20l hogs, 80 horse
and 81 mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
&C., 2,4lO cattle, 1886 saeep and lambs,
1885, hogs, % horse, II calves, and -
mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts this week
4.25l head, against 4,7l2 last week. Fair
TO good hogs sold at 50 0Oa4 40; roughs
at s. IS per 100 lbs. Pigs 50 00a4 80.
Receipts of sheep and lambs 4,232 head,
with sales at 81 25a4 621S per 100 lbs; for
sheep, and lambs 311Sa4$4c per Id.
PHILADELPHIA, November THE follow
ing were the receipts:-West Philadelphia
Yard. Beeyes, 2,962 head; Sheep, 1900
head; Hogs. 10000 head; North Pennsylva-
mia Yard, Beeves, 533 head; Sheep, 1000
head; Hogs, 500 head; Glass Yard, Beeves
=; Sheep; Hogs, 200 head; Total for the
week. Beeves, 8, 495 head; Sheep, 1900
head; Hogs, IL 200 head. Previous week,
Beeves, 1900 head; Sheep, 1900 head I;
Hogs, IL 200 head. Beef Cattle-The re-
ceipts included 2S3 head for shipment alive
per the steamer Holkar for London and
nearly 500 were bought for shipment dead
per an American Line steamer to Liver
pool. leaving only 1852 head for the local
market against !, 9Ss head last week. The
demand for stock was fairly active and
prices closed &c. higher on all sgrades.
Quotations: Extra, none here; good 5a
sic: medium 41{a4%c; fair 4lla4Izc;
common SsLa4c: culls 3a35Sc; Texas 314a
Axe: fot cows 2a3c.
Among the sales of beef cattle at the
West Philadelphia Drove Yard to-day
were the following:
West Virginia steers-22. average 1900
lbs. "a 62b %, 1,322 lbs, s.; 10 100 los, ,
g SIS: 43, l,l6l los, 81; Is, 1854 lbs, 81 (;
%. ], 4S7 lbs, $5.12H; go, l.24T lbs. $440;
%, !, 100 lbs, 1915; p, 1,ls7 lbs, s. l21S /:
GA, 1,224l lbs, a; ID, l,15S lbs, "a; 60, 1921
lbs, 81 las; IS, 1921 lbs, $4.62H.
SHEEP were active for all good grades,
and prices closed firm, while the common
grades were dull and neglected. Quota
tons: Extra, 5a51sc; good, 411a4slc; me-
dunn, 4a4l4c; common, 3lla3s4c; culls, "a
SC: lambs, S1Sa6c.
Hoes were active at 6lla61<c for good
Western: 6a6J4c for other grades, and 5l{a
5sfc for State,
MILcH Cows were in fair demend at $25
a50 per head.
MILcu CALVES were inactive at 5a75<c.
Far Cows were dpn at Ease.
TUX Cows Were dr.; at s6a20.
CITY DRESSED BEEyEs were active at
5aSc.
5000 head: shipments 800 head; maxkel
~
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BRIDGEPORr.

hal Tue meeting Of Council, which has
bv ~ looked forward to very patiently
bs,s sns prominent citizens Of town, was
sva u az the City Building on Tuesday
Ms...g, and the contract from the
to sn ; Ferry Water Board accepted.
-Oiee Oh men will be at once employed
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THE essential lung-heallng principle
Of the pine tree has finally been sue
cessfully separated and refined into
perfect cough medicine, DIR. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all deal
ers ON a guarantee of satisfaction.
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LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY. November 5. 1901.

AT CALvERToN YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The market opened this
morning with fair trade and with values
little stronger than last week, more espe-
cially on the tops and better grades. The
quality was of better average than those
OF the previous week. For while there
were some very few light cattle, the bulk
of the offerings were OF the middle grades,
good butcher cattle and tops Toward the
close the market became draggy and with
some concessions to buyers. on the medium
and common grades more particularly. We
quote at 50 25a$4 o. with a fair number at
and near the top figures, most sales were
at g 25a4 20 per 100 ponds.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves "a 00a4 %, those
generally rated first quality 50 75a4 90,
medium or good fair quality, 81 75a3 3711S5,
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows,
81 25a2 371S per 100 pounds.
OF the cattle received 20 head came
from Maryland, 1886 from Virginia, 1893
from Kentucky, = from West Virginia,
= from Ohio, SO from Illinois, and As
head from Pennsylvania. Total re-
ceipts for the week 1868 head, against
1,76S last week, and 2, 1855 head same time
last year.
OF the offerings To-Day S45 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, 537 by coun-
try dealers, and rs b. Eastern buyers.
Total sales for the weeE 1,427 head against
1859 head last week, and 1854 head same
time last year.
Mich Cows-Tradewas slow for Mich
Cows this week. Weqtote common cows
at s20a40; medium grades s35a40, and extra
SIS per head. Receipts this week, liz head.
VEAL CA. vEs-Therelwa dull market
this week and lower prices. We quote at
3a41% cents, and few extra good at cents
per h., quality fair.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The receipts are
very light this week, about one-third the
number of last week. The demand is fair
for good sheep and lambs, and the prospects
are very favorable for them now. We quote
the range for sheep at sa4% cents per h.
gross, and few tops at Az cents per h.
gross values being asaAc higher for the
better grades, and lambs 31<a411 cents per
10 gross extra 4sl cents. The receipts Of
sheep and lambs this week numbered
2.2l9 head.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS, /
MoNDAY, November 9. I
SwINE-T here is fair supply Of hogs on
the market, and although the number of
the receipts is several thousand less than
last week, the offerings constitute fair
supply, which seems to be sufficient for the
moderate demand reported in all the yards.
We quote the range at sa5ac, with most
sales at 5ssa2% cents per Id. net. The re-
ceipts of hogs this week numbered 1857
head
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Metal Market.

NEW York, November 11.-Pig iron
quiet: American SIT 50alS 90. Copper, dull
lake, 81 35. Lead dull. Tin, quiet;
straits S19 So.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, November 11.-Petroleum
opened strong on buying of Westerners and
covering by shorts and advanced nc,
closing strong. Pennsylvania oil, spot,
opening and lowest $3.50; highest and clos,
ing seize; December option, opening and
lowest Coo; closing and highest6lssc Sales
245, 0O0 barrels.
on CITY, PA, November 11.-Petroleum
opened at 59%c; highest 81 sc; lowest $3.50;
closed at Gle. Sales, 161, 600 barrels; 20 clear,
ances, S54, 900 barrels; shipments, 5000
barrels; runs, 133,SO5 barrels.
P1rrsBURG, Pa, November 11.-Petro-
leum, opened at $3.50; closed and highest
Gle; lowest $3.50.
BRADFORD. PA, November l1.-Petro.
leum opened and lowest, 59%c; closed
6lAc; highest, 61%c. Clearanees, 4OO,oOO
barrels
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.,1 Ss.gssgs checked VasssS 70 dsSiinziiss q
p, v; :; ssosIsso. General Passenger Agent
AZ SSAEbY, Ass,sss.s os.sssl Passages
~, ~ = ToonLIHsoS. Passenger Assss Wkssi.
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THE CRESCENT IRON CO.,
OF VIRGINIA.
Recently organized with Capital Stock Of $500, OOO
issued in shares of $40 each, full paid and non
assessable, offers
Admitted Number Of its Shares a$350 Each
The assets of this Company consist Of Of the rich
producing mines in the South together with 800
CHOICE TOWN LOTS; and valuable as to ena
BILE the Company pay very large dividends to stockhod
ers from sales of ore alone and extra dividends from sales
of lots.
The Quality Of the Ore is the Richest Found In the VAL
ley ofthe Appalachian System Of Mountains Any.
where Between Massachusetts, and Alabama.
Every feature of the specially favorable to
the Individual stakeholder and careful investigation and
examination of the property plans and propositions Of the
Company are invited.


THOMAS WALLACE Rolling Mas
HON. EDWARD Laubdch Johnson. fso Broad
York
JOSEPH w Jr, Capitals. Baltimore Nd .
w.
A. ULME, Capitalist Baltimore, Md
f. BURGESS, Er-Rgstr s.. Office Of Observation-Disclosures
FRANK r. BIEDLER Wholesale Merchant Baltimore Nd
d. j A NJ ~ O.
w. GALL 1ygdrs Valev Bank PhAlppL W. Va
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The True WAY
TO RID THE HUMAN BODY OF
The Poison of Disease
Is TO FORCE 1T OUT THROUGH THE SKIN.
SW1FT,S SPECIFIC

always does this effectrally. 1t treats the
disease instead of the symptoms, and re-
moves the cause, thereby making cure.
Mrs. E. J. RowEII, No. II Quincy St., Medford,
Mass, says that her mother hes been cured OF
ScrOfula, BY the use Of four bottles OF SIS,
after having bad much other treatment and being
reduced to quite low condition of health, as it was
thought she could not i've.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
nrs.ver A Atlantis, Ga
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AaiIrsaas.
RALTIMoRE AND oHIoRAIL


baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD. DxrAsruRs AnnlvAL OF TiAn<s
xISSxsA At Wheeling, Eastern
! ] ] ! !
time. schedule In e4ect
$$yxSN}A MAIN LINE EAST.
GK0TlH<SkX For Baltimore, Paiisde!
EknIeW ~ phia and New York. 1870
SS2 V6fR<OKS 4:56 q. M, 1913 .. m daily
VXfS63{ 3HSS( Cumberland Aecomno
~ lElZsala<y dstion. 500 a m. daily OK
VffES Cameron Aocom,nods.
ton. 600 p M. daily. OK
HoundsyiIie Accommodation, 800 .. m. or
cept Sunday, and 2:36 ?. m. daily
AnRtyE. W
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BAD .. NJ. and 1915 p. ~. and ii:Sp p. M daily.
Cumbsrland Accommodation, b:b p. m. AZ
Grafton Accommodation, Ia:xb .. M. daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, SD .. N. and
n:4b y. m. daily, and 5: ~ daily. except sunday
Cameron Accommodation. 100 = a., except
Sunday.
TRANs.oHIO DIVISION
For Chicago 7:b0 and i0:lb .. M: 1870 p, n
Cincinnati Efprsss. TO aud io:i5 a. m. daily.
Coiu@bS: decentralization. as p. M. except
st. dlairsvills Accommodates. lo:ib .. N. and
s:b6 y. m, except SUNDAY
AnnrtE
Chicago Express, 1875 and $50 = n. ana ii:oo
and 500 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati Express. $50 .. m. and eoop. NJ
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. ii.oo . m daily
except Sunday.
ST. Clsirsvifle Accommodation. II 90 a n. and
600 p. m. except Sunday.
WI .aB. DIVISION.
For Pittsbufg, b:lb and 7:2D a. m, and 6iQp.
N: daily, and / 20 p. m. daily exctptSunday and
6:6 p. m. Sunday only.
washington zcconmodation, $50 >. mex.
cspt Sunday
From Pittsbury, 1910 =. M. daily, I2:SS y M,
except Sunday, 6:b and 1913 .. no. daily, and
WASHINGTON Accommodation. 7sb0 :. n. dsily
except Sunday.
Gencral Passenger Agent, Bsltimors.
]. S. LANE, Wheeling. dci6
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-12

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