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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-31
FANCY BALLSTYLES.
THESE ARB TAE DAYS on QUAINT AND
STORED GOWNS.
RsmbraEdIs Lady Carries Her Fan-A Little
Girl in the Quaint Costume Of 1850
Helena Fourmsnt Hobnobs With
Fanny Barney.

/ Special Correspondence OF ne Register.
NEW YORK. January 2s.-There ha'
been no sort OF agreement or under
standing among New York'S society
stars that this winters fancy dances
should be cOStumed out Of art and his
tory, but so in most instances IL proves.
The gain is a marked one, for "Neuye
Ciiquot" with her bottle green skirt and
bodice, and "Barley-cOrn," with her
fringeS Of grain, her leather apron and
her hop pole, and more particularly
The Present Day, careening about the
waxed floor on her bicycle, with diadem
Of electric lights about her hair and the
names of Koch, Pasteur aud Stanley
ticketed over her gown-theSe and their
kind had grown very weariSOme.
We have turned fancy dances from
farce comedians into the Legitimate,
and really as we now play them they
are worth staging. We like them be-
cause they give us chance to come out
frankly under the gaSlight in the frockS
AZ which we have been limiting all day.
Our picturesque" dress with its mix
ture of times and countries is rather
bewildering, and now and then it is a
relief 10 divorce Margaret Tudor from
Eugene, Cleopatra from Sir Philip Sid
ney, Greek from Russian, Swiss and
Spaniard and tit every lady with her
own plumage and ticket her with her
appropriate century.
II would have pleased you had you
been at little dance gotten up in honor
of little blonde the other evening, to
see the fair. rosy girl who dressed as
Helena FOurment, the child wife OF Ru-
benS. No American woman Of twenty
five could have the buXom shoulders of
that Antwerp beauty of sixteen; but
Slighter though she was aud less opulent
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Partisan Points.

PARIS, Jan. 29.-The Rdppcl to-day
announces that the committee on par
dons has pronounced in favor of com
muting the sentence Of death passed
upon Michael Eyraud, the murderer OF
Gouffe, TO one of Imprisonment for life.
Lat Justice to-day says that President
Carnot denounced "Thermidor" as 4
speciality of inSipid batteries, whereof
he was the indirect object.
Members Of the Theatre Francois are
discussing a proposition to abandon the
charter granted by Napoleon l., under
which the societaireS are organized.
and to form a free organization and es-
tabliSh new theater to be called the
Theatre Affranchi Gree Theater).
Renters of seats, it is said, have already
offered to subscribe 100000 francs
towards the scheme.
NJ. DE Freycinet, President of the
Council of Ministers, does not approve
OF the suppression Of "ThermidOr.
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Highest of all Leavenng PoweU s. Report Aug H. 1882
RH,a::,!;!! B BS%5s'.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

ticket agent for the c., l.. 4 w. Il. X. here
Is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
! 1t is reported that John Schegg and Miss
Lizzie He'll, all of this city, were married
last Wednesday evening
Mr. NJ. NJ. Sheets, travelling salesman
for Thos. Evans & Co., Pittsburg, is visit.
ing his family here.
Herman Serf, of NJ. Baum & Co, OF
Pittsburg, was among some of our mer.
chants yesterday.
Miss Clara Chapman, of Steubenville
Ohio, is visiting Miss Maud Newland, OF
Walnut street
Mrs Conway, wife of Rev. Conway
child and sister left yesterday for Union
town, Pa.
Ed. Harris and Slow Fast Williams
were arrested.last evening for scrapping
George Chessel has accepted position
with Mr.. Ed. Franzheim, the architect.
A little one of Mr. and Mrs. John Nader
was buried yesterday afternoon.
AID. Burris, of Mount Pleasant, was
among friends here yesterday.
"Florida on Wheels will be here the
first three days of next week.
Wanted-A good girl. Inquire of H.
Burke, on Broadway.
Robert Parkinson, of Dillon, is here on
visit for few days.
George j. Webster, of Harrisville, was
in the city yesterday.
The Georgia Minstrels drew a big house
last night,
Miss Mary Barkhust is visiting relatives
here.
Gus Gilbert, of Mount Pleasant, is in the
CITY
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BEN WOOD.

Postmaster Policy has written fifteen
deeds for houses in the w. x b. McMech-
en- first addition to McMechen, during the
past two weeks. This looks like the boom
is still on.
An accident TO a passenger train at the
Riverside yesterday afternoon caused de-
| lay for some time. The passengers caught
| north bound motor and went TO Wheel
| ing.
Messrs. Peabody and Eskey will next
week have Surveyor Smith, of Wheeling,
to lay out in lots their property adjoining
| the W. and L. McMechen addition TO Me
Mechen.
The tube works was off last night TO give
the employees an opportunity to attend their
grand ball at WestwoCd's Hall The dance
was complete success.
Will McCabe slipped and fell against a
stove Thursday afternoon, fracturing his
jaw. DR. Hasliins rendered the necessary
surgical assistance.
The Black Hawk Club was entertained
last night by VIII Peabody. 1t was one
of the most pleasant and profitable meet
| ings of the club.
II is understood that Andrew Kearns has
secured the appointment TO succeed Pat
| Braunon as track boss for the electric
motor road.
One heat in every five worked at the
Riverside steel plant since the resumption
of work is a five-ton heat. Five ton ladies'
are used.
Cinders and ashes were yesterday dump
ed on the crossings about town, and they
are in a passable condition, for the time
being.
Misses Kate and Annie Hell, of Wheel
| ing, were the guests of their brother,
Joseph Hell, yesterday.
A Bellaire clothing firm paraded the
streets with a brass band yesterday, ad-
vertsing their house
Harry Engle. of Philadelphia, is visiting
his father Rev. Engle, of the NJ Il.
Church.
Mrs. Harriet Vance left yesterday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. VIII Pelley, in
Mingo.
Miss Flora Dolbear is indisposed.
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and CUTS were in the Richelieu style Of
Louis NIL. embroidery.
After all the prettiest fancy dance is
a children's party.
Three children, two sisters and a
brother, made group that would have
provoked the most saturnine TO laugh
ter. The taller girl wore frock of
white cambria, of the fashion of 1926 or
Whereabouts. The skirt stuck out with
full petticOatS and below ii white panta-
lettes appeared. Both skirt and trou-
sers were trimmed with bands of blue
satin ribbon and about the waist blue
sash was tied.
The boy wore white satin trousers
strapped down under his boots after the
1885 mode for fashionable Juveniles
His blue vest had rows of buttons down
the front and he wore pulled sleeves
and full shirt frill.
But the funniest figure was the little
girl in 4 blue silk frock, a prim aud tidy
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 30.-Cattle,
receipts 756 head; shipments 600 head !;
market nothing doing
Hogs-Receipts 3,lO0 head: shipments
,, 500 head; market fairly active; Phila-
delphias 8 S0a3 81; mixed and heavy York
ers g 1Oa3 so; light Workers s. 6Oa3 90.
Pigs, 8 0Oa3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
600 head; market slow and unchanged.
CHICAGO, January 3O.-Cattie. receipts
5000 head; shipments, 5000 head; market
steady; prime steers - 20a5 p; common
to choice steers s. 00a5 %; cows - 0Oa2 ~;
stockers - 30a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, s. 600 head; shipments,
II goo head market weak; rough and
common - 45a3 50; mixed and packers
g tOa3 65 prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 1Oa3 49, light . GOa3 10
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
300 head; market active and steady;
westerns 81 15a4 -; natives 81 coal So;
Texans - 75a4 90.
CINCISNATI, o., January 20-Hogs,
higher; common and light - 00a3 60; pack
ing and butchers, - jOa3 50 Receipts,
!, Oi5 head; shipments, l,00Ohead.
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cover in one OF the old-time Office
buildings iu Washington street. says
rouuder toa Chicago Times reporter, "iS
a chap who prctcndS 90 know something
about phrrnology, and who is making
fortune teaching BARRIERS how 90 cut
hair.
..Yes. sir. and he does il, too. He may
not know much about phrenology' but
be does know how mans head should
Doe shaped in order 20 look handsome
and Intellectual. even though 10 is lack
inc lu both qualities. The secret con-
~.,ts in so cutting the hair aSto give the
head aud face the required appearance.
..Of course. uO amount OF artistic
hair.cuttiug cam >traighten an ugly
NOSE. d man has one, but scientific
shipping will conceal the defects OF
'ow. retreatug forehead, or unequal de-
yeropmeut of the back head, or bullying
prominence behind Che ears. You We
often noticed how ugly mans head
looks after being run over with close
clipper? Well, Go can bc made equally
beautiful 81 the barber knows his Ou>l-
ness.
,,This old chap l speak Of illustrates
his methods tO his Tupils by cutting the
hair of q wig placed1n one Of these plaS-
ter model heads they use for showing
the location of the bumps. As he
teaches only iu classes, and charges -
ID lesson. he can afford 10 use up a cheap
wig I'm the operation. First. he shows
tbe BARRIERS the points of beauty In a
head. what constitutes the difference be-
tween handsome and an ugly cranlum'
what parts must be- made prominent and
what concealed 20 make the subject
look ike a combination OF Daniel Web
ster and Berry Wall. To bring out the
hest effect for the brainy young man
tbe hair must Dee cut very short directly
over the ears and gradually heightened
10 the TOD of the head. This gives an
,Dnearancc of great intellectually
For the wou'd-be tough young man th'
hair is left long Just behind the ears e
give prominence 70 the bumps OF com
hatitivcness For the actor. the sides
~ the upper head, where the organ OF
iniitativencSS lies. must be accentuated
For The mechanic the forehead must be
made Co appear bulgiug Ia or to empha
size the organ of perceptiNeueSS. An,
~, ON. Oh. it's great scheme.
elbow about baldheaded mems pee"
I uarItic>H o.
..Thcir wives Accumulate them SuiIi
I rfrutlv.'
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Postmaster Pelley has written fifteen
deeds for houses in the W. & b. McMech-
en- first addition to McMechen, during the
past two weeks. This looks like the boom
is still on.
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Initiated the Queen.

Ir.NF ilrfHlA.
Juliet asks Romeo. What's in "a
Nance apparently deemins one desig-
nation as good as another ia a warm ell
wat,. But there are Juiiets in dear old
England who have their own opinion ON
tbc subject. Alta recent provincial eN-
hfbition a sumptuouSly bound visitors
book was placed iu the lobby, and the
gr.,t show was opened by Her Majesty,
vbo WAS accompanied by the Princess
Henry of Battenburg. The local Mayor
q highly respected tradesman lsa>h'ter
and plumber. I belieyel, accompanied
bvbis wife. was OF tine royal party As
usual the Queen placed her name in the
Visitors hook as Victoria the ftla-
rc.- following with Beatrice then
rsm, the Mayors wife, Who, seeing
what bad gone before, wrote win a
hold steady hand Jane The official
MILO Lad charge Of the book has not
been Seen since. He is believed To- have
exploded in au aute-rOom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-31

Have YOU a Pittsburgh
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp? d,
Do they work satisfactorily
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sort!
The NIGHT ones are the
PEARL GLASS, made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co. Pitts
burgh. makers of the cele-
brated "Pearl-top lamp CHM
ney, which have given unlVer-
sal satisfaction.
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PRODUCE.

NEW York, January 30.-Flour, receipts
81 .649 barrels: exports 5000 barrels; mar
ket firm and fairly active; sales %, 100 bar
rels. Wheat, receipts 1900 bushels; eX-
norris % 900 bushels; sales :, 10000 bushels
futures and &, 900 bushels spot; spot mar
ket unsettled but quiet; No. . 81 OS.a IN
Graded S2caSl oOsl options easy and lower;
30. red January 81 09sa; February
y O9I. March 81 OBS May 81 05sIal 0654,
closing at l O6is June 81 O3Js; July $3.50
asl OOs.. closing at 9aSS; August 96i4c
Corn. receipts $4,000 bushels; exports IS
900 bushels: sales 100000 bushels futures
and S4.COO bushels spot; market dull and
lower; unmixed 62a65c; January 62iic;
FEBRUARY 6llkc: March 6054c; May 5yi4c;
.Iuly 5gi1c. Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels;
exports 300 bushels; sales l95, 600 bushels
futures, market quiet; January 5l54c;
February 5ls{c; May 5l19a52c, closing at
size: spot No. . white 52a5S19c; mixed
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For Sale.

% Shares Street Railway Company Stock
IL Shares Belmont Nail Stock.
~ Shares Ice and Storage Stock.
~ Shares Benwood Nail Stock.
House Nos. 1901 and 1893 Main street.
South Chapine Street Building Lot.
Lots Nos. |, 3 aud 3. Gilchrist addition, North
Front street.
South Half Of Lot No 80 North Main street.
House No. 3is North Main street
House No. 66 Fifteenth St; also. Vacant Half
Lot adjoining
THOS. O'BRIEN, Secretary W. 7. < T. Co.
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Office. Room No. |. Reilly Building,
Market Street.
Telephone 56y Ia:0
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b. * o. r r

Washington City & tie Eas
Washington Ci,y 4 the Eas
Washington City \ the Eas'
NH ...s..lsr
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WOOL,

BosToN, Mass, January 3O-Wool mar
ket firm; Ohio Y 3la32c; XX and above 33
a35c; No. 37a31I{c; Michigan soc; No. !
do S5a37; No combing 30a3ic; Ohio fine
delaine 36a31c; Michigan fine delaine 34a
Bic: Territory fine 60a6jc; clean fine medi-
UNI COO; medium 53a5jc; California firm at
lIa20c; Oregon 25a2Gc Pulled woods act
i've. choice super 44a4jc; fair 10 good SUI
pers 30a3Sc; extra 22a3Oc. Carpet woods
quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 3O.-Wool
steady with fair demand Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
32a35c: Y 3Oa32c; medium 37a}Sl6c: coarse
3Ga37c; Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine Xxx 2Sa3Oi5c medium 3Ga37l SC; coarse
35a37c: fine washed delaine Y and Xxx
3la3Sc: medium washed combiug and de
laine 4la42]4c; Canada 3aS6c; tub washed
choice 31a4Oc; fair 35a31c, coarse 3}a35c;
coarse 27a9SLc; Montana 2Oa2ic; Terri
tOrial lqa22c
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRK, January 3O.-Pctroleum
opened weak and declined sharply in the
early trading. but in the afternoon options
advanced sharply in sympathy with an up
ward movement in the west. \ reaction
followed, on which the marked closed
steady. Pennsylvania spot opening, high
est. lowest ar sing lie February OPP
ton opened at a. IT,; highest 16ilc; lowest
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sixth ward. lnrtErri'h . FiA D.
S. NESBITT, Jr.,
ja9ih l'sS MARKET stfer-.
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SppcluI IOmmIhsIOntT. 7
hereby certify that the above named special
commissioner has given bond and security rs
required by law and the said decree.
JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov 3, 1880. deieodiagi
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coat with waiStcoat of the same and
much Splendor of gold buttons has
shown itself on two or three occasions.
BuiT-colored breeches 20 with it and
light gray stockings, with batiSte cravat
and wrist frillS. A powdered wig is
necessary. the hair being plated in
queue. ELLEN osborn.
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gnr 5ulr.
FOR SALE.

The valuable tract OF land. containing ten
(lW acres. situated on the National pike and
adjoining PascO Station, on the c.. l.. X W.
II. r in Pease township, Belmont county. Ohio,
i've miles from the Ohio river and 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, wagon-house
and workroom: two greenhouses. a number Of
apple and pear trees. one.fourth acre asparagus
and small vineyard. Is well suited for garden
ing and valuable for building purposes. VIII
sell AS "A whole or in tracts.
d. VI. SUTTON,
ia28tomr7W&Sat ST. Clairsyille. Ohio.
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73sSc: closing at 75Jkc Lima closing at
2Oc. Total sales ll3, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA, January 3O.-Petroleum
opened at age; highest 1919; lowest re;
closed at 76isc Sales, $4,000 barrels;
clearances, 10000 barrels; charters not re-
ported: shipments, 1894 barrels; runs,
1859 barrels.
PITrsBuRG, PA, January 9O.-Petroleum
opened and lowest 7255c; closed and high
est 15c.
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REAL ESTATE, STOCKS And LOANS,

Real Estate Bought, Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given TO Collection OF Rents.
We offer the following valuable property FOR
sale:
Three Building Lots, l50xl00, corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets, Will be sold by half or
full lots. VIII be sold cheap.
Two-story Frame House. new, four rooms.
lot 25Xl0O. No. 1919 Wood street bargain.
Building Lot 5Jxl0O. corner Thirty-nintb and
McColoch streets. Cheap
No ;sS} Jacob street, Lot aON 100 ALLEY corner,
new house three years old. in excellent condi-
ton, contains six rooms. also wash house ia
rear. Call early for bargain.
Address, or call on GEO. ). OTTE & co,
del3sat. ru. Th-sb CITY Building.
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Cor Sole.
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds For Sale.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
"A Bridge aud Terminal Railway COMPANY siy
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Gold Bonds
are he,eoy offered for sale. These bonds are
secured BY deed OF trust ON the R,idsss IT,
heIs and Tracks and other property OF the Com.
pany, and are believed to be a good. safe and
permanent investment. Interest PAYABLE half
yearly. Apply to GEO W. ECKhART, Jr.,
n. ~ ON, Cashier Peoples Bank,
ocSsh Real Estate aud Stock Broker.
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DOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Possession at Once.
No. Ohio street. ,iX rooms frame.
No. North Broadway, frame, ny" rooms.
No 300 EOf St, stOreroOm and dwelling.
No 2gp2 Eod street, brick, siN rooms ANA hail.
No. 2ll7 Main street storeroom.
Stor.ro-m y. ". corner Zane a y. broadway.
Storeroom on Twenty-irst a., near Main IT,
Possession April ist.
NON. Penn street. six rooms frame.
No - S Huron street, ia rooms and bath
room.
Dairy Farm II acres. on Glenn's Run
Ne l3u McColoch ~, frame, storeroom anu
dwelling: corner Fourteenth and Mc'oll"ch
streets.
No. u New Jersey street frame 'i2 rooms.
No. ~ Ohio street. frame. six rooms.
No 81 Ohio street. three rooms second n"Vr.
No 81 Ohio street. three rooms first nuor.
NO. 300 Main st.. brick ~ rooms, large YARD
No. 25s Eoh street. brick, la'ge yard.
No lUSg E0n street, frame, six rooms.
No. 2l63 Main street. four rooms third moor
No 2l63 Main street, storeroom and dwelling
No lt5 Thrty-third street brick. i've room,
' Six room frame dwelling, Leatherwood.
No. 1914 Market street. fine office rooms.
Stable in rear Of ~ Fifteenth street.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

As administrator OF the estate Of the late
Fidel Mayer, will offer at private sale until
FEBRUARY l6TH. 1891,
the following described real estate, but II not
sold before that date will offer at public sale on
the premises.
Part Of Lot No. l96. conveyed to said Fidel
Mayer by Mary Luke by deed dated November
LIST, A. ID. 1873 aud recorded IN the OIL e OF the
Clerk 81 the County Court FOR Ohio County.
West Virginia. In Deed Book No. ~, pages X2
and 353, being the undivided one-fourth part OF
lot number one hundred and twenty,i X ll96l IN
square number eighteen tlsl in the old town OF
Wheeling and situated on the east side OF the
market square ia the Second ward Of the City
Of Wheeling. and bounded as follows. Begin
ming al the southwest corner Of the said lot
numbered one hundred aud twenty six 100,
thence east on south line OF said lot one hun
bred and twenty l9u feet 10 the line OF the alley
in the rear OF said lot. thence parallel with the
line OF said alley north sixteen and one-half
tl6il feet. thence west parallel with the south
line Of said lot one hundred and twenty ll2Ol
feet to Market street; thence south sixteen ana
one-half 49,. feet 10 the place OF beginning,
together with all the apurtenances thereto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining TO the above
named property. JOSEPH SfElDEL'
laS2rawi Administrator.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Wheeling Female College Property.

viii be offered at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, the l2th day OF FEBRUARY, 1891,
at 10 o'clock a m. at the north front doorof the
Court House OF Ohio county, the real estate OF
the Wheeling Female College, consisting Of lots
number 2jl. 252 2j3 and 2s6. ON Eof street, and
lot, number 267, 96s and 2d9 ON Jacob street,
with "A frontage OF about 30 feet on EOn street,
and about 10 feet on jacob street, with IA"
large four story brick building erected thereon.
Said building was specially erected aud j. we'll
ada pied FOR "A school and boarding hall, contain
ing about sixty rooms. divided into parlors, din
ing room. school hall. recitation rooms and
about forty lodging rooms. all well and comfor
tably arranged.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth In cash and rs
much more as the purchaser may elect, aud the
remainder in one, two and three years, the pur-
chaser giving notes for the deferred payments
with interest PAYABLE semi-apnually, 10 be- se-
cured by deed OF trust ON the property. with
reasonable insurance against fire. Any add
tional Information may be- obtained Of any OF
the undersigned committee.
C. d. HUBBARD,
X. G.. DALIELL,
ia22i j. l.. HUGHES.
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Nos Band 4 daily. g.. g. y Limited. run solid
between Sew York aud Cincinnati With A"sN
bule sleeper between Washington and Louis
willie
80 g leayc- Washington 90 D. 90 o. m and af-
rires 40 Charleston 20 % 30 o.. in., Huntington
20 1870 p. %.
30. leave. Washington AZ SD fn. anl af.
rive, ~ Charleston 90 ~ I'D %. m., Huntington
~ 30 o. m.
Nos and 2 have Pullman Sieepefs between
Cincinnati and Washington. solid train between
Cincinnati aud Ola Point daily.
ACCOMMODATON TRAINS
HUNTINGTON DIVISION NO 49, leave
clifton forge daily p pa m arrive iunuuFiOu
6.sI o. Do. 80 70 daily, leave Huntington ~
a M arrive clifton Forge 81 o. in ~" 10.
daily except sunday. irasr kast h,nfh sd
mn arrive Huntington 300 d. m. 40. ~ iaiJ
exc. % sunday. leave Huntington ZU D. iu ~.
rive Fast SeNrli 90 D.. fn
CfNCISNATf DIVISION. 30 ~. dt'If -.
cent sunday. leave & ,hiaud JuurtIUnh o. t- ,
arrive Cincinnati a. lla o.. 40. D.. dallf etc' l.
sunday. leave Cincinnati . plp iu.. arrive A.H
land Junction % D. m. So. ~. daily creep
SUNDAY isay. Nay.Yilie , % m. arrive iih
rInuati gJam. SO ~ daily stcrlt SUNDAY.
leave Cincinnati 5.U D. Oh. arrive hnirf'Iie
81 m. ...,,,,.
GEO ". STEVENS Gem hupi