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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-07
PETROLEUM.

New York, January &. Petroleum
was dull again again today. The market
for January option opene.i steady atsil4c,
moved up &c on few small buying orders,
then rcceded on slight trading and closed
dull. Pennsylvania spot opened at s3c;
January option opened at 1h.c: highest
34tLc: lowest and closing at 1sc; Lima oil,
lS5{c Total sales, 81 90 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa. January petroleum
opened at 74'Sc; highest dc; lowest
s37lc: closed at 1870. Sales, al, 900 bar
rels: clearances, 10000 barrels carrying
45a50; runs, 92,3l9 barrels; shipments,
l0l POI barrels; charters, 1901 barrels.
Buckeye opened at 2Oc; highest 2lSc;
lowest 2Oc; closed 2li.c. Sales, 1000 bar
rels; runs, 42,lOG barrels; shipments, g.
GSs barrels.
PrTrsBURG. PA, January G.-Petroleum,
opened at $50: closed at 73aic; highest
81, c; lowest 1Ss4c.
BRApFoID. January G--Opcned at sc;
closed at ~. Z; highest 30, Z; lowest '3s4 e.;
clearances, $4,000 barrels.
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Alex Heatherington, who had been very
law for several days. died yesterday morn
ing. aged - years. Mr.. Heatherlngton was
an old steambOatman and had resided here
all his life He leaves wife and four
children 10 mourn his loss. Funeral Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
Dallas Kennedy was struck by an outgo-
ing passenger train on the Is. 4 O near
the stock pens on Monday night He was
thrown over an embankment distance OF
about % feet No bones were broken.
Dallas had Just recovered from the effects
of a broken leg.
JH. Dinham, q prominent Farmers ALI
ance man, was in the city yesterday. tie
saws his party is small in this county az
present. but Will boom shortly Mr.. u.
THINKS the party should have newspaper.
Mr.. Brown, of Martins Ferry, who IS
the leading man with the Daisy Beverly
Company. won considerable favorable com
ment while playing here. lie IS tue oeS'
actor in the company.
Howard McGregor, John Schick and
Lemuel Booth leave to-day for Columbus
Tniversitv. John Crafty will accompany
them. and will probably enter the same
school.
WIN. Mills is doing duty in Joseph Nc
Z OlAlh = EIuCtiA hN iLNHVAlNs - 49,
he contemplates going into business Tor
himself.
Miss Harper. the lady school teacher,
ronipulatcd the piano at the Eiysian
/ Theater for the "Siiver }ird' company.
The Joseph b. Williams took two lows
/ of coal down the river yesterday. Inc
| second tow belonged to the Twilight
10y sun" the laundryman, has been
L. lin nj
| Pittsburg, for several days.
A ~Tlddledywinks" party was held last
night at the home of Miss Matte Rankin'
In the Fourth ward.
Rev. Vincent Milligan died at Cam
bridge. He was brother Of Mr.. Harvey
| Milligau, of this city
NV. Coulson has returned from Zanes-
vile. where he visited his mother who
was quite III.
Another consignment OF Italians arrived
in town yesterday. They will work on th'
new pixies.
The every Other " eek Club meets on
Friday night at the home Of Mrs. j. w
IOst.
Frank I.easure will locate in Steuben-
vile. where he has secured position
Natural cas has been plentiful here
The bill for the fuel is the trouble now
Edward Stegar attended the banquet oil
the tailors in Wheeling las night.
4 gentleman named Miller VIII start
dancing class in this city.
The Hook and Ladder Company install
ell new officers last night
Mrs. Henry Maule and children, of Den
yer. are here on visit.
John Kincadc, who had his leg broken
is able to be out again.
County Treasurer Frank Archer was III
the city last evening.
The steamer Phillips opened in the reg
ular trade yesterday.
Tax Collector John Davis still has plenty
| Of business.
Thee. X p. pay car will be here to-mor
. row.
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Commissioners Sale.

Henry Helfeubine In the Circuit Court
vs.. OF ONO N"uhtfs
Alfred Kimmins ct. al West Nlrginla.
~ CuASCKRY.
BY virtue OF the authority vested IN me by
decree entered In the above entitled cause ON
the the 9th day OF October, lSD, will sell al
public auction. at the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, on .-,.,.,,,,,,,,,,
>ATURDAY. THE y7th DAY OF DECEMBER
1890 commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. m, the follow
ING described real estate, that j. 10 say: ! cer-
tain piece Of land lying ON the waters OF Middle
Wheeling Creek In Triadelphia district, IN ONO
county. West Nirginin. and bounded hs leiioNs'
Beginning at an Elm corner on the hillside
thence south q degrees east ~ s3llO poles to an
elm corner Inside Goshorn's fenceli thence
north &C degrees west . poles 10 large SYN
more: theme" north ~ degrees west ~ oilW
poles 10 a dead white oak; thence north es'g
degrees west 81 33-l0O poles 10 sugar t!re'
thence south g. degrees west 81 poles 70 ia"
south nbuttnent OF the Iron Bridge; thence
north g. degrees west bs HS-luo poles 10 louhE
elm: thence north - degrees west 3! luo poles
10 q stake near honey locust ON the bank
thence northwest bunch Of WI lows corner
thence south 81 degrees east lOp poles 10 y ca
more: thence south 81 degrees east ~ StIn
poles TO u stone; thence north - degree, - -
10 iO1 poles to q young walnut; thence south 90
degrees east % 500 poles TO stone III the run
thence north ~. degrees east % ~ 100 poles -
a stone. thence north aga u"gr"es east " w ~
"a
lO-iOD poles to a stone; thence north 511s d.
gree east 4i-i0l poles 20 "A stone theme" noFth
6s degrees east II 1910 poles 10 stone thence
north 80 degrees east 0-l0O poles To large
fat stone; thence north 81 degrees east y 10 lp
poles to an elm In the run. thence south DE
frees west iOq poles TO an elm corner Al the b"-
ginning. containing ~ acres and - poles, ca
ccpting ihcrefrom part thereof which j.
bounded a. follows: Beginning NJ & stone cor
II on the west side OF Tan Yard Run; thence
south 6S degrees west ~ - 100 poles TO young
black walnut: thence south Cd degrees west q
~ 100 poles to "a stone: thence north u degrees
vest < poles To a stone. thence south ~ degrees
east Z poles 10 a stone; thence south 81 degrees
east lS poles TO n stone; thence north % degrees
east % 2s-iOO poles TO the beginning, contain
ing two acres.
TRIMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money aud as much more A. the purchaser may
elect TO pay IN cash, and the remainder Ia TWO
equal annual payments with Interest from the
dey OF sale. payable annually, the purchaser
giving his notes secured by deed 81 trust on
l. F. JONES.
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond and security A.
REQUIRED by law and the said decree.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Wheeling. W. Va. Nov 2. 1870. deieodi4gi
e2~ The above sale hiss been sdjournei until
SAT CRDAY, JANUARY Il: 1891, at the same
time and place !. i. JoNf>'
de.arawi Special Commissioner.
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FUR MARKET.

WHEELING, Tuesday, January &.
The following are the quotations in the
fur market, as reported by Horkhcimer
Bros:
Mink-No. /, 5Oa7jc No ., 25alOe; No
3, l0al5c.
Muskrat-Fall, l0al5c; Winter, l5alSc.
Raccoon-Large, No /. GOaS0c; small, No.
/, jOaG0c; No. ,, 4Oa50c; No. 3, 2Oa50c: No.
4, l0a20c.
Skunk prime. 90caSl co. half
stripe, G0aS0c; narrow white stripe, 2OaiOc;
broad and white stripe, l0a20e.
Grey Fox-No. /, cased, 5Oa15c; No. !,
open. 30aj0c.
Red Fox-No. l, 81 coal %; No. ., 5Oa75c;
No g. 25a35c.
Otter-No. |. as to color, 50 00a5 90.
Opossums-Larg cased prime, l5a20c;
large. open prime, l0al5c.
Bear-Bear, black, $40 GOALS 90; bear,
cubs and yearlings, - 00aS 90.
Ginseng-No. l, dry, 81 90 per pound.
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His First Lift.

at was on Thanksgiving Day about
r. years ago that / got my start IN the
world " said a well-dreSSed, comfortable
looking man al the GriSwOld House TO
"a Detroit Free Press man.
GLOW was that?" asked one OF the
party. Ill
81 lived with my parents IN small
town I'm Ohio. When about l. years
old I became Smitten with the pretty
daughter of one OF the neighbors. My
case was a desperate one, and l am will
ipr 90 admit that / made fool OF my
self. haunted her home like a ghost;
was there every day, barely going
home long enough for my meals. After
graduating from the high school my
father secured for me business oppor-
tunitics i'm Cleveland. but l could not
stay away from the village IN which
lived my charmer, and in less than a
month I was back, worShipping at her
shrine.
MATTERS ran along in this way for
a year. aud gave promise OF never
amounting To enough 10 earn the salt !
ate. remember that Thanksgiving
Dav of which speak spent the after
noon az my inamorata's house, and uu-
ccred In the evening until an unusual
hour.
The clock had Just struck u, when
the girls father walked into the parlOr
with determination stamped on every
Nncameut OF his cOuntonance. For
bearance had ceased TO be virtue with
him. and he had resolved TO resort 10 he
roic treatment.
Without speaking a word he seized
me- hv the coat collar, and before !
knew il was on the front step. Here
ho paused long enough 10 give me the
hardest kick that ever mOtal man re-
ceived. have ridden buckins broneos
aud taken headers from bicycles since
that day, but I have never experienced
another sensation like IL.
.'l left the place that night vowing
vengeance. first l thought should
burn the house. but the next day my
feelings had modified and started for
Cleveland. where ] went 10 work in a
wholesale house. / succeeded from the
first. aud ten years later l went back
and married the girl, receiving her
fathers blessing. ] will always main
tain that my falher-in-law gave me my
first lift"
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A NJ L. Church will hold festival aud
entertainment In their Church Oh the 2ith
instant for the benefit of their pastor. Res.
J. w. Lewis. George Hamilton and Rob
ert BraXton are contestants for desirable
prize. The patronage Of the public is So
licited. Admission ten cents.
A championship game of pool is going on
at Charlie Miller's pool room between two
local players. They commenced on Mon
day and played until Tuesday morning at {
o'clock. and then went at IL again last
night. They intend 10 play until one or the
otherof the man gets played out.
\ packed house will OF course greet the
production here on next Saturday night OF
the funny musical comedy "A Boxing
Glove, - presented by the original company.
The news that the Grand Opera House or
chestra is to play for this occasion was re-
ceived with delight.
The most of the reserved seats for the
lecture tonight are sold Col. Copeland
needs no recommendation, as his reputa-
tion as lecturer is known all over the
country. This makes the second of the
series of five given by the Y. NJ. c. A. this
winter.
Fin Carpenter had the middle finger of
his left hand cut off yesterday, at Mear's
keg factory. 1t was not quite taken off
by the saw. and after the saw got through
with it, he laid it down on board and cut
it of with penknife.
The Farmers Institute that will be held
at the Opera House ON the 18th and 10th
promises 10 be one Of the largest ever held
in Eastern Ohio. The very best of speak
ers will represent, and excellent music, &c.
David Hanson and wife, of Marion, Ind,
farfpArlfr of u have hlan
on visit 10 relatives, left last night for
their home
J. II. Nissan, of Brooklyn, y. Y, repre-
sentative OF the Buckeye Glass Company
through the South, is in the city on bust
ness.
Council met in regular session last night,
but adjourned without doing any business,
TO meet again in one week.
J. j. Mccormick, General Agent of the
Pennsylvania Company, was in the city
yesterday.
Tom Jordan has returned TO Cincinnati,
where he is studying in "a school of phar-
macy.
DR. Ong was called to Smithfield yester-
day on account Of the serious illness of his
sister.
Albert Smith, who has been quite sick
at his home in Huey's addition, is improv-
ing.
VIII Dixon will leave tonight for Balti-
more, where he has accepted position.
Jesse Jones. of Mingo junction, was reg
istered at the haywood yesterday.
EXCOunty Treasurer George Robinson
was in this city yesterday.
Prof ManniX was around yesterday hunt
ing for cases of measles.
Willie Craig arrived home from st.
Clairsville yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Hoyle was largely
attended yesterday.
Geo. B. Lupfer, of Springfield, was in
the city yesterday
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH ROOMS.
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MARTINS FERRY.

4 team of mules attached to Il wholesale
,,,,o,,e,.v wagon got stalled on the grade on
Hanover street. because they could not pun
for slipping. they not being rough shoo;
The driver had TO secure the assistance Of
another team 10 start him. and after they
started he attracted the attention oil nearly
everybody in the way in which he whipped
the mules while they were pulling.
On last Saturday night Howard Hipkins
ON returning 10 his home from the opera
discovered a man trying to get INTO MS
house bv climbing through the window
MIR. Hipkius describes him as being SNORT,
heavy set man and thinks he mast nave
been away for two weeks and Mr.. HlpSlnS
thinks the man knew he was AT the opera
The Stewards and S;ewardesseS OF the
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING, TUESDAY. January t.
The quotations In this market are all I'M
changed The -four market is dull and
wheat is slow at quotations. Oats are
firm and hay is vacillating somewhat, while
prices for mill feed continue firm.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being 30 TO 80 cents higher:
FLoUR-Choice family hour in wood,
81 90; in paper a IS per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per bushel, No. l, Csc;
corn per bushel 55c; oats, per bushel,
4jc.
FEED-Middlings per ton so 90; bran
per ton so 90; baled hay per ton $40 GOA
II 90; loose hay 3 W per ton.
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Y ANAwHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. H. " KELLEY. fr,.Ii.ni
fKauawha Short Lin-J Schedule ln got =
yemhrr 18th iss tsuhirct o. ctanf' s.ihnN'
notice. Trains Rave Nheehag il ~ o. r. tie
Ohio River X q. arrss ttafff-tal ~ B. Dr..
f.ave tst.rle.tou s45 n m. arrive NhrfNHf
rs p. ~. via o. T. K Z. i-as" ti.-.'si.
n l5a. o.: arrive Wheeling SjA. m va g.
lutubrs and n. a q. daily except SUNDAY 81 %
tfal Standard Tim-. sunday PHir HtIt'
ieavs Ch.,ieston so O. m.i arrive Wheeling
nm M Leave wheeling go a. ls.s arrive
Charleston 40 p "a. yia % Z r.
DO ] El.NLiCH. q. y q.
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The Metal Market.

New YoRK, January 6-Pig iron nom
inal Copper. unchanged. Lead, quiet
domestic 81 81. Tin, quiet and steady;
straits $50 -.
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Money at 3a4 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Featureless-Stock Strong
Flour Quiet aud Unchanged-Wheat
Lower.
New York, January money on call
easy, ranging from 20 4 per cent; last
loan at per cent; closed offered at 3 per
cent; prime mercantile paper 7aSlz per
cent Sterling exchange active and strong
at 4S2a4S5
GovRRNMENrs-DuI and featureless.
Fours Registered. ...................l2 Oh
t'Ours Coupons. ................... 1--WE
Fours-and-a-half, Registered. $4,000. 1881
Fours-and-a-half Coupons. .lO34
Pacific Skies Of e5...................lO Jog
SrArEs-Dull and featureless.
RAuRoADs-Nery active; sales :, 351 900.
SrocKs-The consideration by the Sen
ate of the financial bill was said by the
bears TO open the door TO a free coinage act,
and they used this statement 10 hammer
certain stocks, and thus affect the general
list adversely. The Omaha bridge was
also used in connection with a specially
vigorous attack upon Rock Island. which
was forced of , per cent. There were
further losses established III tue general
list during the forenoon. The temper oil the
speculation, however, underwent NAKED
toward the close good Investment buying
was again noticeable On the whole the
outlook for a much better market continues
favorable. and there is considerable money
in the banks and banking houses seeking
investment. Louisville and Nashville was
leader in the advance in the afternoon.
The strong point in the list, however, was
New England, which became prominent IN
the upward movement. The market re
tanned its strong tone TO the close, which
was active at the best prices of the day.
The advance in New England was Ia,
others fractions Sales, 225 O5s shares
| Quotations closed bid:
Adams Express, l43: American Elk
press III; Canada Pacific, l24; Central
Pacific, 20; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1879; do
first preferred, Al. do second preferred,
l3l,: Chicago ana Alton, rs; Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy, 909S; Delaware
and Hudson, 1872, Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, l343z Denver aud Rio Grande
III; Erie, 1875 do preferred 49'9; tt.
Wayne, l+S; illinois Central. "; Lake
Shore, 1917; Michigan Central, 9l; Min
neapoiis and St Louis, >; do. preferred,
I0i5: Missouri Pacific 62ts Northern Paci-
Gc 929(; do. preferred. 60; Northwest
ern. 1868. do preferred, lSG; New Yorl; Cen
rial. 1927; Oregon Transcoutinental, 20;
Pacific Mail. 81 Peoria, Decatur and
| Evansville, -; Pittsburg, 100; Pullman
! Palace Car. 1857 Reading, 80; Rock Island
/ 6S5<: ST Louis and San Francisco, --; do.
preferred, -: do first preferred, is; 81.
| Paul. %: do. preferred lOd. ST. Paul.
/ Minneapolis and Manitoba, lOl: st. Faul
ana Omaha. -: DO preferred, slS{; Texas
/ Pacific. l4l4; Onion Pacific, 44i4 United
States Express. 20: Western Union. as
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WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD on and after Monday,
December ist, lse0, trains viii run as follows
City Time.
Lem Mhsennr- Leave Elm Grove.
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Through tickets anG baggage checked 40 ~
points.
For rates and Other information. address
". J. ROBINSON, 6 =. 4. pafker,burg
\. J. DANDY. A. 6. =. a. Pa4A,f>hurs
j. & TOMLINSON Pas Agent. Nheciing.N n
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10beeIin9 1e9ister
Traprlrrs' c5uiSr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRAlNS-ExPIASATIO OF REgER-
-scE MARKS. sDaiiy. SUNDAY excepted tMon'
lav eXcsrttd SUNDAY excepted. saturday
..,t..ar-i saturday onlv Sunday only-g5
v--.liar Nov is. $50 Wheeling time, which
,s one hour earlier than Central Time.
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fDsilv except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
40 i3 a. m. aud Wheeling at l2.lt p H..
O. ID. CHILEAN,
Gen. Manager.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TIsL.
VlgEnnSyIvdnid Lines.
Fror, R,,dgoror+ st.tIo,
From BridRoport StAtIon

Trains via thr Cleveland AM Plltstur kaN
road leave Bridgeport fof Plifsturs. t.lrl..
ard Cleveland. % "a. ~. For iltf-tlr-. Oh %
.. m. For Chicago md Cleveland, i.ri D. u.
For Pittshurg and New York, 9H g. 90. Boz
Steubeuylllr, % al Do.
Trains arrive at bridgeport as as n.. o. ~
a. no.. u 10 p. m., "a. in., AMI no
On Saturdays ohly-for East llFrfpao.. 3 %
p H.; from lA.i liverpool. % ~ O.. 90
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the pitt-hurx Dfu .nuAu and 81
Louis Railway. Pan-llandi, Route. iraFr NLr.
ing, Tor Steuhrusiile plitshurg aud o.. Fast
4 - n. m. ~ - D. m. $50 p. iu.. ani s.gJ o. Dol.
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis aui 81.
Louis q - a m. lui ~ p. m pr Coi.lhls
and Chicago, ~ - 3. in. Trains arrive At IS hre'
ing at = - =. ~. lO.1J %. a.. % b. m ana ~
o. m. Trains leaving 10 q - Ia. NJ. an1 arriving
AZ SD ,. ~. run solid between Wheeling and
Piitshufg. AL trains daily except sunday.
u0t1
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ynr Reut.
TO LET.

/ Store Room 1851 Market street.
Store Room ll35 Market street.
Store Room 1873 Main street.
Eight Room Brick House 81 Thirteenth 81.
Seven Room Brick House, bath room, etc, ~
South York street.
Seven Room House. with modern improve
ments 81 South York street.
Six Room House. ~ North York street.
Five Room Brick, irst-class property, ~ y.
Huron street.
Three Room House i05 Virginia street
FIVE Room House. both gases, " y. Huron 81.
-Four Room Brick. ESQ Market street, posses
sion any time. -.
-Four Room House, l4l4 Wood street. Posses
sion any time.
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots In Old Fair Grounds
and Gilchrist addition from $50 up s,.,.
building Lots corner Market and Thlrty-hith
streets. 25xl20. 800. .-o.-,.,
syyO Buys the choice OF lots in Zanes Orchard.
Fine building site on South Penn, west side
Your last chance Double Brick House, w anu
~ North Huron St. will bring soO per ear
for G.. $50. A Comfortable Home, 10 > btoad wa!
8lOO Eight roomed House, No. 10 Zane ST.
full lot. 60xl20, 500. ..,,1
house; $3.50 each. ,e.n...
Three Room House. with small Store Room,
80 South broadway. near Virginia; N.tW
FARMS-Seyeral good farms, suitable LOT
regular farming, gardening aud lrnlt.
&. o. SMITH,
1879 Market street, over Wheat n Haneher-
Jewelry Store. lai-su
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ACCOMMODATION rRAiAt

HUNTINGTON DIVISION SO n 'raf'
clifton Iorre daily DH Do trr's. 1000. nf'h
6Dpm. 80. a. daily. leave Huntington nf
ni arrive Clifton Forge ~ % m fH. OBJ,
daily rxceff sunday. leave Il-f h's"I f.'h i.
in.. arrlv. Huntington iu 90 q. u. A.. if 4..
eac.pi SUNDAY. have Huntington . ~ B. m af
rive Ea.i Srwril ~ %. m.
CfSrfNNATI DiylslON ~ i7.l.Is 90.
cont sunday. l.aye Russell lfolt. uI 1 l. in. .af
riy, cine unau u 81 o. Dob. $50. DBL. la.N rtrflf
sunday. i.ayr Cincinnati 3 700 I n. STRIVE l.N-
% sB =. m 80. o. dnis elr'r '4llaf
i"avc Mny.viile % 70 m. arrive 'inh.''
Cinriunafl5 500 o. DO arrive Malst 10 ~ Oh
Train, AZ short interval. hstsr.n lln-IhnaiI
sud Dayton. ID. .N
grnrfal pHssfngtf AEFtt
Gro AZ STEVENS G.uI SUIT
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Rniiroans.
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL


baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD. DEPARTURE 4 ARRIVAL or rRAiSs
EskES AT Wheeling. Eastern
ZEdRxsS.A time. Schedule in effec,
Xxx S$3,A January lst, 1921.
RXS8 XGNA MAIN LINZ EAST
20 = NV For Baltincfe, Pl.iaaei-
q EAlf f.1 IL phiA and Ncv Nofs. 1875.
~. q Rt~yS.1 i.fS a. H.. 2 % p. ~. daily.
NJ - 80 Cumberland AccouMo.
M ~ t-y dalton, $40 q. n oalY
NfS.--sssI except Sunday.
&lIlsp Grafton Accoinmcda-
ton, 2.3l ?. n. daily, ez-
cept Sunday.
houndsville Accommodation. s:Ol = NJ. es.
cept sunday sud 2;SJ p. 70. sud sEc.ps slljay.
ARRIVE.
From New YORK. Philadelphia and Rlit.nofc,
- e. n, and l.; - p. ". sId u - b. "a. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 80 ,. h.. FL.
cep, sunday
Grafton Accommodations, 1876 p. m. eAsy.
Moundsville Accommodates. s:f5 \ ~ and
lS.io, p n. daily, and $40 daily r., ccpt SuE1gv.
TRASS-oHIo DIVISION.
FOR Chicsgo, 7:5J and il.f6 6. n. and 1919
?. IN. daily, daily, except nasy
Cincinnati Express. $50 aud ll.0S A. M. daily
sunday only.
Columbus Accommodation. $50 ?. n. eIeep.
ST clairsvilie Accommodation, ii:O a 70. ara
$50 p N, except SUNDAY
ARI.li r.
Chicago Express, u IS ar 2 6.51a .anisl0
z NJ daily, and ll:ooa n., daily, except SUI.
lAy.
Cincinnati EIPrss. 80 4. II. sud $40 ,. n..
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. HOS ~. daily.
except Sunday
ST. Clairsville Accommodation. lI.0oA o.. ans
o.lO =. N. except Sunday
W, p. 4 b. DIVISION
For Pittsburg. s. Il and IDA u. ande-nr.
m daily, aud l:i0 p. ~, daily. except Sunday
Washington Accommodation, s. ~ 3. No.. "a
cept Sunday.
kRRiYE
From Pittsbufg, 100 a. m. daily. u % p. No.,
except Sunday, 50 and 1873 .. u. daily. ard
s.Sl a. ~. sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. $50 s. N dA,ly
except sunday.
cHAS o. SCCLL.
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
J. :. LANE Wheeling Jeis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-07
W, p. 4 b. DIVISION.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
y TIME TABLE TAXING EFFECT AU.
GUST 18th, 1871. Passenger trains viii run ~
io!lows-CeutrAl Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus ?. which 90 not rvn On san.
day:
SOUTH so0ND No.5'No. bSo.s- s..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-07

1T was on Thanksgiving Day about
Is years ago that | got my start IN the
world. said a well-drcSSed' comiortaole-
looking man at the GriSwold House TO
"A Detroit Free Press man.