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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Coal! Coal !

I DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
iny friends ard the public to the fact that avn
now prepared 10 furnish coal TO all parts OF the
city al the most reasonable figures. constant
/, keep on hand large stock OF the celebrated
Monongah Clean Coal. which Is the best coal
ever introduced into this market being entirely
frec OF slate. stone. &c, aud for which ! have
the exclusive contract My Office is situated AZ
the corner OF Sixteenth and NJ Streets where
| will be- pleased 20 receive your orders. All or
dcrs either by mail or telephone will be- prompt
ly attended 10.
Hoping Co receive share of yolr patronage
am respectfully. GEO CRUM SACkER
Remember number uf telephone. GOA.
TERMS CASH. jaZSiqeu
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To Make Taxation More Equal.

Special TslsQram 70 ths Register.
CnLrMBrS. O.. January Ex-senator
Nichols offered ia the Senate this even
ing joint resolution providing for
altering the State Constitution by con-
yentiou or submitting the proposition to
a vote. So aS 10 make TAXATION more
equal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
New Postmaster.


Special lslegrdm 70 ne Hsgtstsf'
WASHINGTON, d. C., January 20
The following West Virginia poStma>'
tiers were appointed to-day; is Dodge,
vice A. Dodge, deceased, at DOnty, Pres
ton county: NJ c. Finn, vice c. II.
Broadwater, ut oxford, DOddridge
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
Commissioners Sale.

Henry Helieuhiue Ia ne Circuit
Alfred Kimmin. o. al West Vireua
~ cIIAgCERY
Ry virtue 81 the authority vested Iu H.r 'i
decree entered in "a" above entitled r...t
the the 9TH day 90 October $50. 800 .'
public auction. 40 the front door Ui 'hr i..r
Houscof Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF DECEMBER
1870 commencing 80 10 O'Clock a. fn.. Oh.
my d, scribed real estate, that ls Co.. .4i
tain piece OF land Wing on the water, .' N ...
Wheeling Creek, in Iriadelphia di,trr. n".
county. West Virginia. aud bounded l, "t.
Beginning al an Elm corner ou fh' flr
thence south h3 degrees east ~ ~ 900 I.... .t
elm corner inside Goshorn's fence" '.'t.
north ~ degrees west . p-le. fo A ar-. .I...
more: thence north ~ degree, west % ~
poles 90 "a dead white oak. theme" i.rN ~
degrees west 81 3! 10 poles iu IL sN-Nf f
thence south ~ degree, west ID lNI'. -
south abutment 81 the Iron Bfid-
north g. degrees west - ;E-llJ puir- f. I .....
elm: thence north - degree, West -. i' .'I
10 q stake near "a honey locust 900 f
theuce uofti.we Z 10 "a bunch ~ Willow
thence south 5i4 degrees east luInIr- l..
more: thence south N degree cost 81
poles To- "a stone. thence north NJ Irtr
~ 100 poles 70 u Young walnut. tHrlr. -..
degrees east q = 10 poles 20 20 ,tDn' Dbl ..
thence north iiii degrees east =. 81 l'
a stone: thence north f.is urgrDr. fI.t I.
poles 10 a stone; thence south 10 d''r'' 'f-
sl-lUo pole, to "a stone. theme" uNf'N
gree east i4-lO) poles to "a stone ihrH
bgi, degree, east u ~ 10 pole. tna .i.H.
north ~ degrees east 3 s0iu poole. '
Nat stone; thence north 90 d"gf''., 'i.'
poles 20 AN elm lu the run. fh'nfF
gr..s west iOs pole, to an elm corner .
ginning, containing - acre, anI 90
crpting therrfrom a part ihrr"N.
bounded as follows. Beginning m
u ron the west side 40 Tan Yard l.ut
south ~ degrees west ~ q 10 poIe- f.
black walnut: thence south N DEGREE.
sJ-lOD poles 90 a stone, theme" unf'. -I
west poles 90 u stone. th"ucr south t
east poles % "a stob". thence south
east ~ poles to "a stone, thence n.fi.
east - ~ lOp pole, o. the b'fnnih.
ing two acres.
TERMS OF SALE Oue.thrl of fi.
money aud - much more FOL, tle luf"'
elect Ia pay va cash. aud thr rsint.NI
equal annual payment with inter-.
lry Of sale payable annually. i.'
giving hi. notes secured hy l"rl .'
the property for The deferred pas 900
JOSH
Special Con-
hereby certify that thr ahoy' nafa.'
commissioner hns given bond lnl
required by law aud the said l"r-.,
JOHN " mitchell
Wheeling ". Va Nov 3. i-"
~ The above sale ha- b.'n ai
SATURDAY. JANUARY d. lssl
time aud place. d a'''
de2qrawi Speri.l Comm.
~ The abose sale ha- h'ru ll
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1921
aud place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
stubborn Skin Disease

l~rd the Ctu.rRA REvEpiE- Cor about four
months Tor OBJ. treatment of a veEy stubborn
r.-e of skin disease. something ike eczema. ]
will ,fafr fried % great many other advertised
r.fltilr, and lad been treated bN local rhy
-IcIan- and aN to DO purpose The CtuCrRN
EtNEntf~ tid che work aud my body when ]
commenced was absolutely covered
D. d. MCCLELEN
riaImnrf La
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
There are

There are
many white soaps
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory.
They are not.
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Special Tsi,pdus 70 NJ REGISTER
CoITMBU,. o., January 26.-Mr.
Crowley offered a bill in the House to-
day which elected much interest here.
IL contemplateS the removal of the Ohio
Agricultural experiment station from
the state University farm. Counties
are authorized To bid for its location.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Is being set on foot against her interests
her Council had better be- up and doing
IL is reported that al! the electric light
COMPANIES in the State have combined
their forces and their Influence 70 pre-
vent this town from acquiring the small
privilege Of supplying her streets and
her people with the electric light lSit
possible that such wrong can be
saddied upon this community? We be-
lieve not, il senator Stewart and The
Ohio county delegation are energetic
and Vigilaut and their efforts properly
backed up BY Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
DOR SALE.

The valuable tract Of land, containing ten
lOi acres. situated on the National PIKE ana
adjoining Pasco Station, on the - L. ~ " .
r n in Pease township, Belmont county, Ohio.
five miles from the Ohio river, aud WITHIN ten
or fifteen minutes ride by rail, with twelve pas
senger trains daily On this land are two dwell
ing houses and store room. stable, wagoh-house
and workroom. two greenhouses, = humber oil
annie and pear trees ne-foutth acre asparagus
and small vineyard Is well suited for garden,
ing. and valuable for building purposes. VIII
,rll rs a whole or IN tracts.
d. NJ. SUTTON,
t.os,omr7W1St ST. Cnirsville. Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Tur lobby at Charleston working
,,,inst the city's Electric Light Piant
nn is growing stronger and ooider
daily. Itthis city wants To maintain
h.r rights and TO undo the mischief that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
General llptirrs.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Hurraw ~ Reed, dealers ia Roof
Ing Slate. Nc has this day been dissolved,
Mr.. A. llurfaw retiring and Nj. ". l.. Reed
continuing the business at the ola stand. All
accounts will be- settled by ". l.
Reed. Those knowing themselves indebted
will please call and settle and any claims
against said firm ,honld be- presented at Ones.
A. lIURRAW,
ils7s ". l. REED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28
THE WORLDS FAIR
Aud the Force Biil-How IA Northern
Editor Views II.


Ne'r l'OrL Sun
The proposed Worlds Exposition to
be he'd in Chicago within the next few
years, is not u national enterprise. IL
is Republican enterprise only; and un-
der the circumstances it should be treat
ed As strictly Republican by every State
where the Democratic party has control
Of the Legislature.
a national Worlds Exposition was set
on foot in New York city. 1t asked
nothing of the Republican Congress and
the Republican President beyond that
simple recognition which appeared TO
be necessary in order properly TO invite
foreign powers 10 take part in il and 10
send their productions for exhibition.
No money was asked for New York
was ready and able 20 bear the expenses
without help from the Federal Treas
ury.
But the Republican party would not
consent even 10 our spending out own
money for such purpose. New York
could not be allowed 10 enjoy even this
bare recognition, this cOStle>S cOmpli-
ment, because Ne,c lork isl Democratic
StGte, and Nelc l'Orl, city is Il Democratic
tolrH. That was the only motive. the
sole and exclusive reason for the re
fusal. The Exposition was given To
Chicago because Illinois is Republican,
and Chicago was believed TO be, cSpec-
tally with the Fair located there. a sure
and SteadfaSt Republican city.
The Chicago Fair, then, is a Repub-
lican Fair, an anti-DemOcratic Fair, =
partisan political undertaking, aud not
a genuine exhibition of modern science,
ART. aud industry, without any
mixture Of politics in il. aS the
Fair of ls92 would have been in New
York As a merely Republican enter
prise it should be regarded without sym
pathy by all patriotic, Democratic peO-
pie.
Having thus poisoned the idea and
scheme of the Fair by making it merely
and intensely partisan, the Republicans
ina Congress have since gone on To de-
yelOp aud crowd upon the country an
atrociouS, revolutionary Force bill
which is TO suppress the Democracy
everywhere, and by the most cunning
political machinery ever devised, put
tut AftlAu'AWNtN udIulltl permanently
under the heel OF the Republican mi
nOrity To accomplish this revolving
purpose they are willing TO destroy bus
mess, 10 check prosperity, TO create I'M
known calamiticS in the mad pursuit
of an imagined permanent domination
Of the country To be exercised by them
selves.
In this dire emergency. and with the
immense public evils which we have
limited AT almost staring Us in the face, do
these fanatical and reckless Republican
conSpiratorS suppose that their partisan
Exposition in Chicago will receive the
aid and support OF single Democratic
state? II they do, they will find their
expectations disappointed, their schemes
luiled.
Not one dollar of contribution, not
one dollar Of aid toward the Republican
Exposition in Chicago, 50 long aS the
Republican party persists in its crazy
attempt 10 faSteu this abhorrent Force
Bill upon the land,
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Cor Sale.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
L About Eighteen Acres of li4iI-Il. .
loo the Eighth ward Good FOR pasture
taius material especially adapted iur ra
brick. Apply to JAMES 4. hENkl ~. |
Market street
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The Force nnI and o.her Matters.

I To Nee kdfOr ~ NE Eagt0er:
SlR:-Qmte number Of Southern
States are Withholding their appropria-
tiOn> for the Worlds Fair until they see
what action Congress takes concerning
the Force bill. This has been con-
dcmned by the entire Republican press
of the North. This action Of the South
cru States IS absolutely right.
The time is come wheS the people Of
the South can expect no fraternal re-
spect from the Republican party.
Months and years have rolled over the
late fratricidll struggle; reconstruction
has come. and all are now in the sister
hood Of States as before; yet for paltry
party reasons fools will again attempt
to create sectional antagonSm. and for
what?
The reason is simple. The Republi-
can party have relied for years on the
war issue 10 keep their party in power.
That is past. aud they now attempt as 4
last and desperate measure to inaugu-
rate the Force bill with the intention,
not TO secure fair ballots (See Dudley
and his blocks of hve'), but to steal,
by federal bayOnetS, a number of South
ern States. in order TO secure the next
Presidential election.
Every Southern State j. Democratic
aud the Republican party know it, but
by guns back Of ballots. uHder the SUI
peryision of Republican directors, We
might possibly have another nOnenity
as President such As a Hayes or Il Har-
riSOn.
But to our object: The movement Of
the States south in refusing apprOpria-
tion to the Worlds Fair is well and good.
RI the south is an OstriciSed section, let
her remain so. yet each southern
state appropriate an average of $780,
600 and have Southern Worlds Fair at
~. Louis or some other Southern city,
for example, Atlanta, or any city a
number Of commissioners might decide
upon. Let them show TO the world the
grand magnilicence OF the south and
henceforth depend upon themselves
alOne-eXpecting no encouragement
from the North, bnt fight their own bat
tie for their common prosperity and
good.
And more: I'm the event Of the pass
age OF the Force bill, or other matters
of legislation which are direct insults to
the people Of the South, it probably
would be no more than proper for each
and every member OF Congress elected
from the South To refrain from attend
ing the Federal Congress; not resign,
for In that event the vacancy must lac
supplied, not merely not To attend, eN-
eept TO present credentials and resolve
themselves into convention To meet
once or twice year aud pass or suggest
measures for the good Of the States in
general. Let Congress pass what acts
they feel disposed 10 regarding national
affairs. and let Us govern ourselves, for
We cannot expect traternal feeling
from the Republican party. This, ii
seems to me, is the proper course, I'M
less the people, and such is the indica-
lion, will forever bury the Republican
party from sight next election.
II. CRl>wEII, JE.
NTotndSVfllq Ian rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

by a thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion aud
nutrition, and boy careful application OF the
due properties of well-selcct-d Cocoa, Mr. Epl :
has provided our brcakfa tables with dehcat' /!
IN favored beverage which may save Us matt
heavy doctors bills. II Is by thr iudiclouS use
such articles Of diet that a constitution may b
gradually built up until strong enough 10 reSis
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF Subtl
maladies are floating around rs ready TO attatl
wherever there is weak poiut We may escal
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wei
ished frame. - Girl SsrUice GG=sfts
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in halfpouud tins, by Grocers, laheled thus
LANES EPPS [ CO., Ho%GorATHIS CTxSIsrs
selld&Tu. Th&gc
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EnroE COLONEL SuErNEp' OF the
Now York Nude R Distress, says gal
Iant ErN HAERi>oN" can have million
men on thirty days notice TO enforce
,h, Force bll-al gallant Ben" has
todo is ASK for them. Then. his edi-
torial voice rising into Wild shr'eN'
he adds. LET as strike before the
Southeast can bee organized miiitariiy.
How long will 70 Dee before the Wild
.vcd ASS OF Che Empire city requires a
~traisht-iackcts
I'm thi, connection IL is interesting To
tnrn 10 Editor SmErAEn'~ daily biblical
quotation for the same Issue iu which he
rubIishcs his war-whoop. threads;
Understanding is a wellspring OF HE
unto him that hath 10.
Tho Colonel hath DO not.
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INDIANA. too. joins the anti-Force
l.,l army. Her House Of Delegates has
,,..ed "a resolution Co take mo- action to-
ward making an exhibit at the World :
Fair while there was a prospect OF the
Force hiil becoming law. The Illinois
House resolved To- instruct che Illinois
Senators To- oppose the measure ana d
D.morratic senator took occasion 90 re-
mark chat should the biil become "a law
rbe Democrats iu the senate would
.oldlv oppose any appropriation Tor
STATE exhibit. And so 10 goes. IL has
settled down 10 choice between the
t,orce bin and the Worlds Fair. 1t has
taken "a long time TO open the eyes Of
sufficient number OF Republican Sena-
,,rs to this fact 90 shelve the iniqu'ty.
Cir, HEAtrI OFFICER GARRISON :
,.,irsment is matter Of surprise and
,..rre, 10 mans. lie made an excel
t.nt and courageous officer. AWAY look
i., after the Interests of the city
With >iug.euess Of purpose that
non, him many admirers. His aggressive
,.li.y made him many enemies Also
and. strange as 10 may seem. Was an I'M
,ortsnt factor iu his defeat. Al. good
citizens must deplore conditions which
l.ad 10 such results, but ina city the
size of Wheeling, where every body
knows everybody and a treading upon
tle coat tail Of one means the whett'ng
Of tine scalping knives Of many, an az
oressive policy is often fatal 10 a con-
,i,uance i'm office. lis true us pity
and pity us lis true.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Tut shelving OF the Force bill after
one of the bitterest fights ou record
proves that the Republican majority
determined. desperate and uuscrupu-
lou, a, 10 is, is NOT as strong as the
Democratic minority backed by right
and nnh.lc opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

SrNAroECAWEoN Acknowledges that
me- bought 100000 ounces Of silver while
fle silver Din which was 20 influence Us
price wa, pending iu the Senate. lie
mad. 50. l00 in the speculation which
was helped along by his vote. Had this
facet come out before the late Senatorial
election m Pennsylvania CAMERON
might have been rclesatcd 20 private
life. However, 10 is very doubtful %
even This scandal would have outweigh
.d DoN', dollars in the estimation OF
tb. PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
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TO LET.


store Room 1854 Market street.
Seven Room House, with modern improve
mentS 81 South York street.
Six Room House, 40 North YORK street. =,
Five Room Brick. first class property, W y.
Huron street. t
seven Room House, with all modern convent
rncrs. l6j North Front street
Fiykf Roam Uous. with all modern convent
cnces, luO Virginia street
-Four Room House, 2625 Market street
Seven Room House, y South Penn street.
Store Room witt Dwelling la2l Main street
Two Rooms. 81 floor lssg Market Street
Dairy Farm. within one mile uI TINS city.
Three Room Dwelling, los Virginia street
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots in Old Fair Grounds
and Cilchrist addition from $3.50 up.
building Lots corner Market and Thirty NTH
streets. 25Xl2O, 500.
Fine building ste On South Penn, west side.
Your last chance.
Fine building site on North York street, oppo-
site Capt Thos Princes residence, "a feet front
10 low water mark
TIA. eleven room brick house with stable in
rcir. on northeast corner Tweuty-slAth ana
Eoif streets, $500.
60yis0. S4,OUe. ,-
INNESTM ENT-The Property at 1855, l67 and
1889 North Front street This Is good property
aud Will pay well on money invested:
FARMS.-Several good farms, suitable iof
regular farming, gardening and iruit.
G. o. SMITH,
1929 Market street, over Wheat Is Hancheir's
.Iewelrv Store. a2Se&d
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41c,u Advertisements.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members Of Wheeling Lodge No. D A /;
NJ A.. summoned aud The members oil
ohio Lodge No. ]. Nelson Lodge No; - anu
patos In,lg. No. %. and visiting brethren are
S~a,.,n.JIv invit. d ~ meet 40 the Lodge Room
NJ I o'clork on "Wednesday Afternoon Tor the
nurDose of attending the funeral oil our de-
ce"seu "i''''' = {. y. ADAMS, ". NJ.
80. ,,,o.,- Soy ja2sr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Do Is said that OClrA perfumes her
hair with stuff that costs so an ounce.
She ought 20 put some of it iu her
books.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

WuEN HoAE is graduated from Che
l-.it.d States senate he will bc dt 90
take o. course in an insane asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-28

Tr new Democratic broom ought TO
sweep clean. and it ought to begin on
che streets.
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REGISTER AT THE CAPITAL.

The DAILY REGISTER is constantly ON
sale IA che Rufner Hotel News stand
Charleston. and Richardson Bros. Capitol
.fraef
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GALE BE MADE At DAVIS, TUCKER
= county. ". Va. on FEBRUARY 18th. ISL.
David lchrist aud others,
plaintiffs,
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MRS. N STEVENS HART,
i?7h 72T Main Street.
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Hf Is now known as DrNNi~ In
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tir,u advertisements

xIvANTED-BoY ABOUT Is YEARS OLD
! w 10 wa-h bottles at MEYER 4 KAb'Li ~ =
| W Il Twelfth street lASol
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hereby certify that %" ahoy' n.'
commissioner hns given bond ani
required by law aud the said lrr-.,
join ". mitchell
Wheeling ". Va, nov g. i-1
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Henry Helieuhiue In ne Circuii' ...
". Ni NNl" i"...
Alfred Kimmins -. 3d. West NrrU4
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RAILROADS.
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.oiTTEw EST sYsrEM-PANHANDLE oUrE
Leave for Cincinnati and st. Louis, ! is a. m.
Il &heellns. S % s:iS a. m, iso5. s:1o P: m steHDen:
$3.50 445, 4.65 p. m. Bulger. lO:Ioa m. Burgetts-
town, has a. M. 5;2S s5p p. n. s Mansfield, 1;l5.
ioIO p. m. McDonalds. ass. 1915 D. m, 5 i0:0i
p TRA1ss r. ARRIVE from the West, 2.1u. s.Oo..
M. 3:O5, d 5:55 D. IN. Dennison, $50 i. M. Steu-
benville, SOS p. IN. Wheeling, e:lQ, s:45 a.. m..
a. s0S n 'S 3 hi s@EEstis'3S3 S a s 3 o go'
D. D. m. IcDonaidS. d6:55 a m. d 500 p. IL
NORTHWEST sYsrEM-Fr. WAYNE ROUTE
Leave for Chicago. 7;IO a. IN, d H:gt d ley
t:4a except Saturday 1l;2O p. M; Toledo, 7:io a.
Crestine. s45 a. M, Cleveland, s:io m: I245 lI:os
p. m.. and 7:lO a. IN, via Z, Fl w. &c Ry.; New
Ga:'1f @ nns san9 Se Il
vile, Erie and Ashtabula 7:2O a. 1n.. 12:cO p. m:
Ns, aRS %OseIns snd Bsare Fl nj so n
s:45 D. m. /; Beaver Fails 400 p. m. Beaver Falls,
m fEoM dssIsq1lT n:S $50 .
M Beaver Fails SIj. II 90 IN, 5:io ?. M; 40
S,0o tBon m 500 1g 2 m R ss''asss 4ss 44 5s s sIs s
1880 800 and 5 S:S p. M; Conway. 1880 D. H.;
TRANS GRR1Vg i Mon station from Chicago e1.
cept Monday. 1:59 500, 6:S5 a. m, sos and
mo; o;'g 5!s5 8 m and $50 p M; Crsstline i2 p m:
Youngstown and New Castle, s:lO a. m. i;2a, $50
10ilJ p. m. NleS anu 1oung ngssp"n, o.2v p. M.
Cleveland d $50 4. m, 20, 1:OO p. M; neeliny
and Bellaire, 800 i. m, 2:2O 100 p m. Erie aud
AshtabUIa i25 I0:l5 D. M; Alliance, 1880 a.. n;
Niles and Jamestown, $40 a. H.; Beaver Falls
7:aOa M. SIS p. m; Leetsdale. lO:4O D. m.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY, from Enon, g. 90 a. m
Conway g. 4Oa IN Rocnester, 9. 4Oa m. Beaver Falls
5.lOa. l2:3o. 100 D. 90 and S:l5 p m; Leets-
dale L 30 20, SIS, $50, 7.45 M, 1Z.00, Il -
1.s5, 8. 80, 40, $50 800 and 6:0S p H.; Fair
oaks 8. 30 a. m.
d. daily; 5, sunday only; other trains, exceps
JOSEPa WOOD, General Manager.
Z. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent
Address, Pittsburg, Pa