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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
DIVERSE OPINIONS
OF the Members of the West Virginia Leg
iSlature
snlclal rsllara,, 70 Ia .Srndau R.afs,er.

speetai telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, February lex
President Cleveland's now famous silver
letter was discussed quite freely here to
day. How do you think it will affect his
chances for the presidency. was asked OF
the following gentlemen this afternoon:
Governor Fleming-"W Virginia is q
free coinage State. but Mr.. Cleveland is
very popular in this State and II is hard "a
tell what effect it may have
Ex-Governor Wilson-"lt puts him out
Of the race
Judge Ferguson think be had better
not have written II.
Delegate Thompson-"It knocks him out
of the race entirely. 10 is a great boom for
Hill"
Senator GilkesOn-" have not con
sidered the matter sufficiently TO eX-
press an opinion. The expression OF
his views is characteristic Of the man. He
is in the habit Of saying what nc thinks and
believes to be right regardless OF conse-
queuces and while il ought not affect his
candidacy. fear il will do so because OF
the widespread demand for free coinage
Delegate SimpsOn-'The letter is Cleve-
land all over and has the same old indie
pendent ring
Col. White-'I think the letter will seri-
ously hurt Mr.. Cleveland
Delegate Welch-'l don't like the letter
and think it will seriously lniurc him
President McCreery-"Mr. Cleveland
being an able statesman | am satisfied he
knows what is best for the country
on the silver question, and l do not
believe his letter will effect his chances for
the nomination
Delegate Gibson-''I think it perfectly
&. 4. l, - H.
shin. regardless of party feeling. The peo-
pie love him, so | hope it will not iniure
his chances
Delegate Johnston-"I think he has
made the mistake OF his life. aud it will re-
suit in the election of an Alliance candi-
date
Senator Schwartz think it will hurt
him in the South and West
Gen. Oxley-''I think he always knows
what he is talking about
Delegate Dandridge-"l was very much
surprised when first read his letter, but
after more matured thought have come
to the conclusion that il is good letter.
Delegate Finley-"Politicians will say it
is inopportuue. but it shows he is not
afraid 10 say what he believes TO be right
and il will have the effect of settling the
convictions of COOL many people.
Senator Knott think il would hurt
any other man but Cleveland.
Gen. Watts-''It is a bold and courage
GUS position to take and. of course has Gre
ated much surprise. but what effect it will
have on his prospects Us a Presidential
candidate cannot Of course be determined
at this time. 1t is not however the first
time that he has successfully met adverse
criticism
Senator Dorsey-'I fear the letter is
bad break
Senator Wilcy-"lie has seriously hurt
himself, and especially injured his chances
IN the South and West "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

Corn, quiet; cash 53i.c; May 539Sc Oats,
quiet: cash, 47c Clover Seed, dull: cash
and February, - 5sl<; March, - 81
Receipts-Flour, 200 barrels; wheat, 1900
bushels; corn. 5000 bushels: clover seed,
Ill bags. Shipments-Flour, 800 bar
rels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bush
els; oats, 400 bushels, rye, Geo bushels
clover seed, 40 bags.
CINCINNATI. o., February II Cotton,
steady; middling Ole Flour, steady.
Wheat, in good demand; No. red 81 90
receipts 300 bushels; shipments 100 bush
els. Corn, in good demand; No. mixed
5Sl9c. Oats, barely steady; No. > mixed
4s1zc. Rye, scarce and strong; No. ,, ssa
90c. Provisions, tirmer. Whisky, steady ;
sales, SO barrels; finished goods OH basis
of 81 II. Butter, steady. Sugar firm.
Eggs, dull and weak at l2<c. Cheese,
in good demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

Twas troubled frem Childhood with
an aggravated case OF letter and three
bottles of S. 5. 5. cured me perlna
nently. WALLACE M; mANH'r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

Our nook on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Swltr Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
THE LEGISLATURE.
Only the Lower House Doee Business on
Saturday.


Saturday.
SpeciGi Telegrdm 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. February ID
In the House yesterday the Committee
on Education reported favorably ii. b.
No. PSI, concerning the State Board of
Examiners and granting State certiii-
Gates: and unfavorably II. Bs. Nos. 2ds
and 1s2 to abolish county superintend-
ents. 93l. concerning the duties and
compensation Of secretaries OF Boards
of Education,
Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Mr.. Miller, of jackson, House bill
No. 30, to amend the code concerning
fraudulent assignments, transfers aud
sales OF insolvent debtors.
BY Mr.. Freer, of Richie, by request,
House bill No. 223, TO amend the code
regulating passenger and freight rates
on railroads not less than six or more
than thirty miles in length.
By Mr.. Johnston, OF Monroe, House
bill No. 254. TO appropriate $4,000 this
year and the same amount next year for
the militia. Also House joint resolu-
ton No. -, proposing an amendment
to the Constitution. so a. to provide for
the election of the Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Appeals and OF Circuit
Courts by the Legislature.
House Bill No. ll3, relating to actions
in detinue, was passed.
House Bill No. 81, the special order,
relating to licensing attorneys, was
amended by Mr.. Finley so as TO not re-
auire any fixed time of study but pass
examination before the Supreme Court.
House Bill No. 80. relating to separate
property rights and privileges of mar
ried women: House Bill No. 40, specify
ing who are exempt and who liable TO
serve on juries, and House Bill No. II,
relating to special terms of Circuit Courts
were each read second time and order
ed to their engrossment and third read
ing.
To give important committees time to
work. the House decided TO transact no
business after recess except bills on their
first reading reported favorably from
committees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

Mas wl>sruN's SoorHfNs S1Nrr has
h.,er r.et br m Ions of mothers Tor child
-rr focfh.ne fnr over any wears VIVA per
f.,t s.crcss lf Ievcs The little Sufferer
.f rr.a. rrniucls natural quiet sleep oy
n-t,.rr flc child from pain, ana tne uu,c
..h..-..h awake, as ..5rirht AS "a button 10
r., r-r r'ea1iut to taste. soothes the child.
..lrrr. the,rlm.. allays pain, relieves wind,
-..-,l'nfos ire bowels. ano is the best known
comedy fnr diarrhWa, whether arising
rrur, trcthirr or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
FLUSHING.

FLUSHING. O, February H.-There Is
considerable talk about the Masonic Lodge
and Knights Of Pythias putting a third
story on the school building for Lodge
rooms, for their respective orders. The
matter is cOmmendable, as twill not only
furnish handsome lodge rooms, but add
much to the appearance OF the school
building.
DrJ. A. Ho1son has gone to New York
City, 10 perfect himself in microscopy, as
an auxiliary 10 his skill as medical prac-
titiOner
DrJ. \. Spence, Of New Philadelphia,
is assisting DR.. Frame in looking after his
patients.
way. nae Warren, will be glad 10 learn that
she is now much improved in health and
her complete recovery only matter oil
time.
The public schools will close their winter
term in three weeks. The usual literary
exercises will close the term.
There are a number OF our citizens who
favor the erection Of an electric plant here,
for the purpose Of lighting the street
lamps, and supplying business houses and
private families.
Judson Lewis. Consul Of Africa, will
lecture here in Music Hall. February ~.
The Indian medicine man udH Euuc WIN
his tribe They were very successful here
ia the way Of finance, having sold Sl0O on
500 worth Of their medicines.
Hamilton Glass. our lumber dealer, has
returned from business trip TO Clevc-
| land and Sandusky, where hc has been
purchasing @ supply OF lumber for spring
trade
The Epworth League held their regular
monthly meeting at the NJ. r. church last
night. 60
The Township Teachers Association will
/ be held to-day Saturday al Kinks school
house \ good programme and an inter
esting time is expected.
I Mrs Albert COnron is visiting VIM.
Cleland's family at PittSburg this week
| Postmaster Mcconnell is now running
the Office alone, having dispensed with the
service OF his clerk, Miss Ida Walker.
| ida made an efficient assistant.
The auction at w. G.. Todd's store has
closed. and the small boy is corresponding
/ " unhappy.
The X. of P.'s will have work in the
third degree Wednesday night. They arc
| i'm receipt of an invitation to attend the
dedication of the new hall at Urichsvilie
on the 18th inst.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Correspondence oftie Register.
WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE
following West Virginia pensions have
been issued:
Original-JamcS :. DeMoss, Thomas
Newman, Thomas II. BaylisS, Richard
VI. Wallace, Harvey, Rairdcn, Peter
Hess, William Blue. Elmorc Devaughn,
Wiley c. Reeves, Andrew j. FrakcS,
John c. Crane. Samuel Hawk, Samuel
u. Lee. James Ross, William PoStlc-
wait, Thomas lioycc.
IncreaSc-AmoS Dyke, Geo. f. Brown,
James L. Napier
Reissuc-.Iamcs stephens.
Original-Mary, widow Jf Washington
j. Moore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

An American FOO Havaua--A Mr..
Wheeler. OF New Jersey accidentally
fo>ticd "a Cuban and was Commanded 10
apologize or fight a dUcl. lie decided
90 fight. and Co fight right OF, and to
Esht,Nif revolver, 40 ten PAGES. and tho
,uI.n -arl hr presumed 10 was au aces
fcrt tud hc wog'd iot 10 - chat tim"
uft-.r fIr i't.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

96i5 Lake Shore, ll1Jz; Michigan Central,
81; Minneapolis and st. Louis, Al; do
preferred, l0l5; Missouri Pacific ESQ.,
Northern Pacific 2sJs; do. preferred, -;
Northwestern, 1863; do preferred, 49,;
New York Central, 1921 Oregon Trans
continental, lSls; Pacific Mail, 365S
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, -;
Pittsburg, las Pullman Palace Car. l9l
Reading, 92l5 Rock Island. 50; st. Louis
and San Francisco, -; do. preferred. -;
do. first preferred, 90; st. Paul, 549<;
do. preferred lll9l; st. Paul, Minneapolis
l25; do preferred, IA; Texas Pacific, l4li
Onion Pacific, 4l9z; United States Elk
press. g.; Western Union. S0jI.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
The Ohio River Railroad to Extend to
kenOya.

Specidl Telegram 70 ftt N1Nl00y HeJi5tf-.
HrNrIxGroN. w. VA, February H-At
the meeting Of the directors of the Ohio
River Improvement Company. held nj Bal
timorc last Thursday, il was decided to ex
tend the Ohio River railroad from Guyan-
dotie 10 Kenova. distance Of eleven miles.
This extension will connect with the Nor
folk and Western. which crosses
the river al the Ohio at the new
city of kenovo Two rivers flow
into the Ohio within the eleven mile cxien-
sion. which will have 20 be spanncd. They
are the Guyandotte and Twelve Pole. This
new piece OF route will bc Of great advan-
tacc 10 the Ohio River road. as 10 will open
up a. 10 the through traffic OF The great Nor
folk and Western system.
The improvement; viii begin probably
this spring.
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GovEKNNENrs

SrocK-- The return Of Mr. Gould 10 this
city this morning. ia as far a> can be- learn
ed. his normal condition Of health has
stopped all Influence upon the rumors OF
his serious indispOsition. and this together
with the tendency among all classes and
OF operators 10 await the adjournment OF
Congress before taking any action IN a
speculative way, intensified the pre-
vailing dullness in the stock market
today. and the trading was the small
est for any day for long time. There
were a few movements Of Importance IN the
specialties. The industrials were also
moved about more than the regular list.
Among the general list the strongest stocks
were Western Union, Wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred. Missouri Pacific and Lou
isville and Nashville. The close was gen
orally steady at fractions better than last
nights figures Sales 4, ,090 shares. Quo
tations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, l45: American Ex-
press. llj: Canada Pacific, ~; Cen
tral Pacific, PSI; Chesapeake and Ohio,
49,: do first preferred, 5ll. do second pre-
ferred. 81 Chicago and Alton, l25; Chica-
90. Burlington and Quincy, So Delaware
and Hudson, 1877 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1857; Denver and Ric
Grande 1871, Erie, 1885; do. preferred
52i.: TT. Wayne, $50; Illinois Central,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
MorrIs FnlILI,dto lhc senl.
Speeial Tsiegram 10 ths R.qis,er.

offlIII ItI'IT'III y " '''4'''''
CHARLESTON. W. W. February l3 The
senate Elections Committee was ln ses-
sion this afternoon, and had the Morris
Ordiu contested election case under con
sideration. The committee will report TO
the Senate Monday morning that Mr.. Nor
ris is entitled 10 the seat The commit
tees report will show that Morris was
elected by majority Of four votes. and
Morris viii probablY be seated next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February l4-Cattle, receipts
10000 head; shipments l.C00 head; market
stronger; steers fancy s. 25a5 90; medium
to choice 81 coal ~: heifers. s. OOa3 -:
cows, 8 25a2 -; stockers e JOa3 30 -
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments.
10000 head; market active and higher:
rough and common - 3ja3 ~; mixed ami
packers - jOa3 81; prime heavy weights
81 55a3 40; light g jja3 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
- head; market higher; natives 81 GA
) ~; westerns - i0a5 o.; Texans e. Pa
4 -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, February l4-Cattlc.
receipts ,dl1 head; shipments ! so head .
market nothing doing. all through consien-
ments.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head. shipments
$500 head; market fair: mixed and Phil
adelphias s. 1ja3 70; Workers e. 65a3 u;
pigs s. 25a3 -.
Sheep-Receipts ! ,iOO head: shipments
1000 head, market slow at unchanged
prices.
CISCIYSATI o. February A.-Hogs,
quiet: common ana light, - O0a3 -; pack
ing and butchers, g JOa3 ~. Receipts
1900 head; shipments 100 head
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at = IL Per Cent.-1oversnents
Dull aud steady 90 Stocks Dull Flour
Steady and Unchanged-Whea Firm.

New YoRK. February Il Money on call
easy. with no loans, closing offered az .
per cent: prime mercantile paper ja6l e..
Sterling exchange quiet and steady al 4,6a
1851.
The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes: Reserve. decrease 81
1870: loans. decrease =, 49,. 100; specie,
decrease si2i. 2DO; legal tenders, increase
g.. 9OO deposits, increase S!,54,SO;
circulation. increase sl35,:s0. The banks
now hold lS,ig2. soO in excess Of the re
quircmenis Of the - per cent rule.
Covrr~NESrs-Du and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
,Iatier % Form.

ArhHght-l >cc that You have smut
oF au thc -a~ boo your house, ana are
u~ine nothing but candles. What Is
chat FORE
plrkf-ht Merely out OF curiosity /
want to ~cc 90 twill make any difference
bob the ga~ OiII.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
strong evidence.

Mr.. Cumso-Nou say You did not
drink anything last night?
Cumso Certainly do. How can You
accuse me of such thing
Mr.. Cum>o I turned ON Oh" phono-
graph lust before you came iu. Listen
90 your own words.
Phouograph-WhaSh unavoid 'Oiy lh'c'
detained 10 the office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

10 NJ. 1877 Market STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

There has got 90 be O. new departure
u religion. ] do not say new relig-
ion. ON. no: but the old religion
brought 90 new appliances. la our
time We have had the dagucrreotype
and the ambrotypc and the photograph;
but 20 D., the same old sun, and these
arts are only new appliances of the old
sunlight. 10 this glorious Gospel Is
lust what we want to photograph the
image OF Tod on one soul, and daguer-
reotvpe 10 on another soul. Not a new
GoSpCl. but the old Gospel put TO new
work. In our time we have had the
ielegraphic invention and the telephon-
liz invention and the electric light in
vention: hut they are all the children
of old electricity. an element that the
philosophers have long while known
much about. 30 this electric Gospel
needs tn flash its light on the eyes and
ears and souls of men, and become
telephone medium TO make the deal
hear: tclegraphic medium to dart IN
vitatiOu aud warning To all nations; an
electric light to illuminc the Eastern
and Western hcmiSphereS. Not new
Gospel, but the old Gospel doing new
work
Now YOU say. That is a very beauti-
ful theory. but it is impossible to take
ones religion into all the avocationS ana
business of life?" Yes, and | will give
Won some specimens. Medical doctors
who took their religion into every day
life: Dr. John Aborcrombe, OF Aoer.
deem, the greatest Scottish physician oil
his day, his book on Diseases OF the
Brain and Spinal Cord, no more won
dcrful than his book on The Philo-
Sophv of the Moral Feelings and often
knceling at the bedside Of his patients
IN commend them to God in prayer
DIR. John Brown, of Edinburgh, I'M
mortal rs an author, dying under the
of the sick of Edinburg
myself remembering him as he sat In
his study m Ednburg talking To me
about Christ. and his hope of heaven.
And score of Christian family phySi-
clans in Brooklyn Just as good as they
We're
LAWYERS who carried their religion
into their profession: The late Lord
Cairns. the queens adviser for many
wears. the highest legal authority IN
Great Britain-Lord Cairns, every sum-
mer in his vacation, preaching as an
among the poor OF his coun-
try. John Mclean. Judge of the SUI
preme Court Of the United States and
President of the American Sunday
school Union. feeling more satisfaction
i'm the latter Office than in the former.
And scores of Christian lawyers as emf
ncnt i'm the Church Of Goa As they are
eminent az the bar.
Merchants who took their religion
into cycry-da life; Arthur Iappan. do.
rided m his day because he established
that system by which We come 10 md
ont the commercial standing of business
men. starting that entire system. de-
ridcd for il then, himself, as knew
him well, in moral character y J.. Mon
day mornings inviting to room IN the
TOP Of his stcrehouSe the clerks Of his
asking them about their
worldly interests and their spiritual in
tcrestS, then giving Out hymn, leading
no prayer. giving them few words OF
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Exceptions nom the Rule.

Rural Visitor con Elocckcr street earl
Dear me. How these ears drag along
Thought everything went with rush
in New York
New York Host-ThiS line is owned
by PhuadelphiauS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

-ualIv eXccrt SUNDAY.
sunday Church Trains VIII ieave Elm Grove
AUS a. m. and Wheeling at ~. i7 p. u.
u. ID. CHILEAN,
Gen. Manager.
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Counterfeiter Convicted.

Special Ttlsqrau, 10 ne Register.
PARKER,Gr re. February IA. G.. Par
sons. of Grim's Landing, who has been Of
trial in the United States Court for severa.
days for counterfciting, was found guilty
this evening. Parsons had been making
and circulating counterfeit nickels for
several years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

"Oh. Mabel, tcl me The truth, now;
10 Won were in my place would you ac-
ccpt him?'
"Ccrtaiuly. Why. IL I had been IN
YOUR place I would have accepted nun
myself. the other night, when hc pro-
posed 90 me-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
FOR SALE.

The valuable tract of nud conminih- i,n
mo- acre. situated on th@ National PIKE ~
Hi,i,. pn... station. on fhr 4 J.. a
4, ~ To- p.... township. Belmont county ONO.
d. mile. rom ihe ohio river. ana "lihin zen
~ fifteen minute ride bs rail with iN'hs lnns
.,,'..,, trair. daily on thi. and arr Two dN,h
inc nous. and ,torr room. stable WAGON hoHs'
nj ,rort room. two grreu-hOu-e-, nunb't "l
~. .i .,,d ,...r t-ee. one fourth acre asparasus
XXI mail VINEYARD l.wsll suited Tor garden.
no. and valuable for building purposes. VIII
'''' ~ d WIN u NJ SUTTON,
...,,,,.,,,-,y.Sst - Clairsyille. Ohio.
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PUBLIC SALE
uou.eboId. Dining boom aud hiohe"
Furniture Going TO Move Away

WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION On
TIU'RSDAY. FEBRUAR igth ~, CON.
mcncine At 10 o'clocl, a NJ. o. my rr,ld'i', a.,
Elm Grove. Ohio county, ". VI SHOWN a, ll'
Alien Howell property adjoining Ioncy Du,,.'
,nU'.i,' one sci handsome Parlnr furnltur'-
90. Ca,,e, piano several Fine Bed Room
Set r' CONFLICT. Chairs. Carpets Picture Hand
nm. sid. board. Refrigerator ana DnIhg f,'', .,
and Kitchen ware one fulI blooded w. -, Nv
fresh soon, iuiI 9 !o,,a. 80 .ai~,A.,r.
chih 'hloN'"'' S. &. WHITAKER.
4 g. UrRylY. Auctioncer. I'll,
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VI p a pIvIsIoN

For PitisburE. So and OA m. and e.Op
m, daily, And - q n daily. except Sunday
Warrington Accommodates, g. ~ b. O., ~
cept SUNDAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

Baggage checked through 90 destination of
tickets.
vi. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent.
Parkershlrg. ". Va.
Al. BAEDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent. Parkersburg. vs.. Va.
J. .TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent wheel
inc W y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
DOR SALE
i Root and Shoe Store.

LAWN. decided io Do -'nln'niA run li'm
bushes. ofer for ta!. mt lnot and Shoe >'"f'
situated a. No 2lH Nam ,'o.r' i'"ui-" Wheel
inc WI also lease iLa rr' ri-'' 90 rfm OBJ
YEAR ro.-es.iuu viii hr given ir"m iN' l-.
Ia, OF April i-gi tor further PARTICULAR hf
r. .o..tb ? HANkI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16

From Pltt.tlfg. li.0O = no daily, 4. as B. m d,
except sunday. Z - and 10 ~ 3 n. daily. and
!. 80 a. m. Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. 1854 n, dali,
except Sunday.
CHAS o. scULL.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Genera Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
] = LANE Whaeffrr della
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S5r CENTRAL STANDARD TINY.
lines
3 From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Piiisl W. Rai.
road leave bridgeport Tor Pittslnrg Cllctsr
aud Cleveland, 20 4. m. Fer Pittsbufg. Do ~
A. ~. FOR Chicago sud Cleveland. ~ B.. m
for Pitishurg and New YORK g y. no. Fo'
SteubenNii.s. 4. 43 o. M.
Trains arrive al Bridgeport AZ pl a M, ID o
n M. - 40 J. o., I So i. o., and h.ll D. m.
on Saturdays 0riy--fof Fast Liverpool, z lf
g. M: from Fast Liverpool. ~ A. D. ~
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains VIA .hr lIttshufe. Cincinnati 40 &c.
Louis Railway. Pan Handle Rolt~ leaFe rs hfr
irg fof Stcuheuv.e. rlttshuf. and The Ersf
SD o. m.. H. ., p ~. s 81 D. m. ana o. B. u.
For Columbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis ani So.
Louis. = I'D =. M and so 3. d.. fof Colum ne
And t'cngo. ~ q, @ u. IraIns mr. te At rs r''.
ing 20 - o. m.. % lu g. ui.. 9 % o.. Co.,. add ~
o. m If.ins lenyiua 10 I'll ~ a. ir. AID sfrfIr.
Nd = ~ b. iu. rul ffiit between Wheeling and
Pitstufg AL Trans daily except .antay.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
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Nor RENT-DwELLING HOUSE MI. cor.
Il ncr of Main and Eighth streets. siN rooms.
kitchen and cellar; both gases through house.
Possession given April 1t. 1921 WM. =. COS
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-16
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