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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
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.ooi Ordinary 6 1.lO Low Mddlng lO.lO
:, - 1nnd 0riinnrY1 MlddlIng ...oJt

strict Good Ordinary LILO Middng .-....---.o'4
Ortions-IAvrrpoo continued TIE downward turn ana
,he luther break IN the l0al ipaIkt ilau
less active ara Their were times "th
The situation had very quit ooh The ~ port Iecr
aud renewed selling b. longs" had Someutug 70 60 VIA
he depression At period prices ruled od1 points
in,rnr hnt the close nhowtd Slight rocOvefy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
POULTRY AND GAME.


reached the lowest point ~ In Fowls beg
1a1i.r chickens q old
BOOSTERS AZ 8 and turkeys slow OalOc. E..rrla,
the demand bitter and tie demand hss improved
Prime fnWls 81 p and
,ellin- at Gla7c. Tvb Of Indiana sold toda,
at = 81.
me- demand f,r poultry thr New Years holiday va.
unusually duh and disappointing. Prices fo turkeys de.
clnfd s'ii ufcf NltLout awakening sufficient de-
thr quantity hand. and large stock ~
al Kinds had To be- Caffid Into to
large supply accumulated n the fccscr- W much
that o. ths cod ;ot4er houses Ic unable take in
stock store wi'h j. not good enough 81 put away and
fIr which there been adequate OItlr fif
able prices ~ the close choice a.
chickens and fowls iH moderate demand aud about
td, and nnc trer> At II - are grrea!y cou-d-
cred low they aff likely t. 30. but there II Ne
the Fancy ducks IN demand and faiilY
steady but common lots are risatlv neglected, There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

Receipts for week. 9f7 bb, The market held fairly
steady ugtl Just ~" clos" ~ last w''k when some weak
develop In fresh gOOtr and sine" then prices
best gradc~ have oil about per dozen. The
mar.ct con-Gord a. BE- in very healthy condition
at present prices consumption l. light and tho market
VIII nuctuate easily wi'h the supply ~ fr"-h Late ad-
report supply transit from the SOuthVr,t
and the desire Keep tork sod Close 20 arrival ha,
decline reported Held fresh have down
ntlc n -}mlmihi ".u thc better quaiiue- hu: no"
less decline. they quite and >l some
demand from the cheaper carr II trade Lined are
very mail supply and hold steady.
state md Penn-y lVanla ueN lad, per dozen - a23
Western. fresh gathered. fancy .-.-....--... h
Western re-h gathered lair qualify p a21 ,
Western. fall packed tcfrigt fat"r - f.b
Western. l-rhOusr fair 10 prime 20 a23
LINED Canadian and We-tern. prime per dozen - .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-13

A Mob Nearly Wreaks Vengeance on thu
Council Of Kansas City, Kan.

A Mob Nearly Wreaks Vengeance on the
Council Of Kansas City, Kan.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, August l2.-The
Mayor and Council of Kansas City,
Kan, barely escaped vengeance to-
night at the hands of crowd of 500
taxpayers. The excitement arose over
the proposition Of the City Council to
purchase the plant Of the Consolidated
Electric Light and Power Company for
$40, 900. There was much public in
dignation over the proposition,
It being believed by many that
improper inducements had been offered
to the members OF the Council 10
pass the ordinance authorizing the
purchase. The indignation eliminated
tonight, when mass meeting OF tax
pavers was held To protest against the
proposed purchase. The meeting was
in charge Of hon. John b. Scroggs, the
head OF the Kansas City, Kan, bar
Several Incorporate speeches were
made, and finally Mr.. Scroggs addressed
the crowd from the Court House steps.
de denounced IN OlttoI lduS uaSO VIC
proposed action Of the Council. Finally
a committee OF fifteen was appointed TO
call at the Council chamber and present
the protest, before the ordinance could
be passed. The crowd by its own
motion joined the committee and
the march to the City Hall
was taken up. As the march pro-
ceeded the excitement grew until the
mutterings of the crowd became more
loud and bitter, and finally eliminated
in shouts Of Lynch them" and Hang
themr' The crowd had worked itself
M TO a high pitch OF indignation when
the City Hall was reached. In the
meantime the Council had been in
formed OF the progress OF the mob, and
A hasty adjournment was taken. The
last Alderman had barely beat a rapid
retreat when the advance guard OF the
mob rushed into the chamber to be dis
appointed at finding it empty. The
crowd resolved itself into mass meet
ing again, and more speeches were
made, the Mayor and Council being de-
nominated as towards and thieves. FL
nally the mob dispersed without doing
any damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-13

II write and tell you she wants you to
Gomez"
''Miss Nugent will not tell you that, "
he replied.
"But II she does?''
"No"-shaking his head-''it is no
use. wouldn't ask her to marry me
again IL you told me she was breaking
her heart for me. believe in lady
knowing her own mind when man Of
fers her all that he has and is and ever
will be-
"But II she were to ask you?" Mrs.
Jock ventured to say, in very small
and doubtful voice, "what then?"
But Lumley only burst out into a
scornful laugh. ooh, Mrs. Jock, you
can be very, very foolish sometimes,
and here is the station. Think no more
of it. hope you will be merciful
enough never to mention the subject to
me again. Good-bye-many thanks for
all your kindness and your hospitality.
Goodbye"
In two minutes he was gone and Mrs.
| Jock turned the mare round and let her
take her own pace home again, smart
rafting pace 1t was too. so that she was
home again before any of her visitors
had missed her. 1t was wonderful how
eager Mrs. Hope and her boy were to
get away from the delights Of the coun-
try when they found that Mr.. Lumley
had gone.
There's train at ten isn't there,
dear? Yes. Well, l must go up by
that. have my trustee coming TO
lunch at half-past one. OF course most
important to me. Do you go by that
train, Hughie?" addressing the boy.
"Ya'as-'fraid l must. Got to meet
my trustee, too"
He was not clever enough to invent
an excuse of his own, so borrowed hers
with the most unblushing effrontery.
"Awf'ly sorry-hope shall meet you in
Town sometime, Miss Nugent. Delight
ed to put you up to the most chic dress
woman In London. Whatp'
'I'll be sure to let you know when
come up," said Miss Nugent with great
gravity.
Mrs. Jock looked at her sharply. She
was deathly pale and the great rings
round her eyes betokened sleepless
night and Mrs. Jock fancied many tears.
The little woman was angry with her
and sorry for her at the same time,
while as for herself-why, she could
willingly have taken herself by the neck
and shaken herself well, had such pro-
ceeding been possible.
Goodbye, dearest Ruth" Mrs. Hope
said half an hour later, as Mrs. Jock
stood on the steps watching her mount
into the stanpope. 1--WE shall all miss
you dreadfully in town, but don't won
der you prefer the dear Fish Ponds,
Had lovely time-I hate having to go.
Goodbye, darling-good-bye."
Goodbye, Gwen-be good, was Mrs.
Jocks parting salutation. Goodbye,
Mr.. Damery-be sure you look after her
we'll"
She watched them till they were out
Of sight, and then she went back into
the house. The servants were busy
clearing the breakfast table. She saw
the tail of Vere's blue serge gown dis
appear into the drawng-room. Mrs.
Jock went after her and shut the door.
"Vere," she said abruptly, ''why did
you refuse George Lumley?"
[To BE CONTINUED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-13
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. August 12.-Again the bulls
In the wheat nit roared and again the bears
danced right merrily TO their piping. Inc
market was in an extremely nervous and
excited state during the entire session The
general feeling in the pit favored higher
prices and the news OF the day tended III
the same direction, but the uncertainty as
to the size of the uncovered short interest,"
here and the possibility that one OF more OF
the persistent bears might De driven 10 sne
wall. unsettled confidence and tended 10
the evening IN of trades, both long and
short at the first sign Of danger. Gables
reported London and Paris markets higher
Foreign houses in New York were all buy
ing wheat. Notwithstanding the heavy
Ventilation by Partridge yesterday, he was
understood 10 be still heavily short and
operators were calling him sharply on mar
gins. He finally told them ne would put up
no more and that they could cover tnem-
selves in the open market, which they pro
ceeded TO do. 1t was estimated the pur-
chases for his account under tne RUE az
oreoated 600 GOO bushels, and this buying
put the price of December 70 e7Tc, the top
figure of the day. When these demands
were satisfied the market sagRed on, but
closed firm at Q6c. Corn started easy, be-
came excited on account OF the activity 10
wheat. finally closing dull, with little
change in prices. Oats were quiet out
strong the most Of the day, Influenced
chiefly by the strength In other grains;
Hog products had another dull day and
prices ruled steady. Flour. dull but nrm:
Wheat. cash No. spring 96l{c; No. red
o6lc; August 94lfass4c, closing a. so13ci
Sentember 92s1a96c, closing 81 945tc; De
cenber 945<ae75xc, closing At sc, Corn,
cash No. 2, 6o5<c; August 6ls fa6s1<c. clos
ing at 6sc; september 5sxa60xc, closing
At 59kc; October 5isla56zc. closing at
54<c- Oats, cash no. :, 2o5<c; Auznst
and September 26ha29c, closing At zo5<c;
Z, $50. Flaxseed, q o57<. Timothy seed
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Money at 1ea2 Per Cent-Governments
Dull and steady-Stocks Higher-Flour
Dull but Firm-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, August l2.-Money on call
easy, ranging from IL to percent. last
loan per cent. closed offered at 2per cent;
prime mercantile paper 52za711; sterling
exchange firm at 4SSa4e6.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and eteady
Fours Registered. ............. 1904
Fours coupon. .......'.! doS4
Fours-and- a-half Registered. $500. 1909
Fours-and-a-half Coupon. ........-..l0 1904
Pacific Skies of '95. ..................l lO
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-More active; sales, s694, OcO
SToCKs-The stock market to-day re
versed its temper of the last two days, and
while still dull and featureless for the gen
eral list, was strong almost throughout ana
material Improvement was made In all
leading shares. The buying of the foreign
ers. or what was made TO appear as such,
was a potent factor In making strong
opening and first prices were generally
small fractions better than last nights
figures. Union Pacific and Bur
lington were prominent in early
advances. Later Rock Island, Louisville,
Missouri Pacific and Atchison became
active and showed marked strength Real
izations on the advances Of the day caused
a partial reaction in the last hour, and
Union Pacific lost over l per cent and
others in proportion. The market finally
closed rather heavy at the concessions, but
with prices generally at material i'm
provement over last nights figures. Sales
22, 620 shares. Quotations closed bid;
Adams Express, 147; American Express,
116: Canada Pacific, SIX; Central Pacific,
2SJ%: chesapeake and Ohio, 10; do. FIRST
preferred, 451S; do. second preferred, 26A /;
Chicago and Alton, 1877; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, s5ss; Delaware and Hue,
son. l26; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1889; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred. -; Erie, IS; do preferred,
as: FIT. WAYNE, l49; Illinois Central, S215 ;
Lake Shore, 1909; Michigan Central, 81;
Minneapolis and St Louis, AZ do pre-
ferred. OK; Missouri Pacific, Goa; North
ern Pacific, ak do preferred, eos; North
western, 1855; do preferred 1857 new
York Central, go; Oregon Transconti-
mental, l2J< Pacific Mail. 3222f; Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 1914; Pittsburg, l4111 ;
Pullman Palace Car. $50; Reading. 2I4
Rock Island, 731S; st. Louis and San
Francisco, =; do preferred, =; do first pre-
ferred. 20; st. Paul, 6SI<; do preferred
10: St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
1903: ST. Paul and Omaha, "a; do pre-
ferred. 10; Texas Pacific, n%; Union
Pacific, 35k; United States Express, 81;
Western Union, 79H.
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THE PAINTER.
Tconttn,.ed From Strth Page.l


It was by that time late in the even
ing, the evening of that precious Satur-
day of which Lumley had hoped such
great things. We're glanced at the clock
and yawned.
Were going to play cards tonight ]
suppose" the boy went on; "out you'll
give us some singin' first, won't you,
Miss Nugent?" he remarked. "Your
singin's so awfully chic, don'tcher-
know"
"No. DON'T" said she sharply; sand
I'm neither going 10 sing nor play cards
tonight, my dear little boy. I'm goin'
to bed"
She went away, leaving the lad star
ing hopelessly after he.
What's the matter, Damery9" asked
Jock Airlie, good naturally.
"Well. damme, Airlie," he burst out
rapturously, "Ive always thought Mrs.
Hope the most chic woman ever Knew
but Miss Nugent-she's beastlY CHIC
ehl-whatw
Jock Airlie laughed long and loudly,
but he did not explain the joke to the
Others although they all pleaded hard
to know it. "No, no, it wouldn't bear
repeating; Damery can tell you II ne
likes Of course"
ITO be sure, but-bai Jove, I've for
gotten what did say" the BOY crieo.
ooh! you couldn't expect fellah TO re-
member OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
So Lumley's chance was over for that
night. nor was it indeed until late in the
next eyening-when Mrs. Jock In des-
peration proceeded on a stroll down the
drive, and then resolutely linked her
arm in Mrs. Hopes, because you're 60
ing away, tomorrow, dear"-that he
contrived to get word alone Wild
We're.
"Miss Nugent-a world must say
it. I've not had a chance before" he
said eagerly. "Come round this shrub
berry with me-you understood my note?
You knew how 1t was-that / found
Mrs. Hope down, land l don't believe she
was ever down at eight o'clock in the
morning in all her life BEFORE" In a
lower and very angry tone. "But |
couldn't work with her watching me-
never dol felt sure you would under
stand. And OIL Miss Nugent-Vere-
YOU know what / mean-what want TO
ask you. You will say
please don't say any more about IT,
Mr.. Lumley," she said coldly, II would
rather you did not, indeed"
She was positively trembling under
the touch OF his eager hands. her heart
was beating so loudly that she thought
he must assuredly hear it, she was long
ing. longing with all heart and soul to
let herself drift into the full delight OF
hearing his words of love-but no. ne
was flirt, it was his way, he meant
nothing, and was proud and firm, and
resolutely strong. =,
MAY l say nothing else?" he said,
with oh! such world Of entreaty and
yearning IN his voice and eyes.
"There is nothing else to say" she
said, In frozen voice.
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, Abs besves. 1900 Sheep $500

week. Abs beeves, 1900 sheep. $500
hogs.
BEEF CArrLEIThe receipts were much
lighter and prices consequently advanced
10 Demand was light and trade was dull
There were no good cattle in the market
Quotations: Extra 6a6hc; good 5S<s6c;
medium 5t{a55<c; fair 4xa51<c; common
g. {a3axc: fat cows 21fasc.
SHEEP.-The market was active and
prices advanced nc under good demand,
and lighter receipts. Sale l36 sheep at
quoted prices Quotations: Best clipped
sheep. 5a555c; medium 70 good clipped
lambs, best 61Sa7c; spring lambs, common
TO medium, 4a6j<.
HoGs-The market was firm at un-
changed prices. The receipts were the
same, but good hogs were scarce. Good
western, Sj<ssi<c; other grades, 7SlaSc.
Mich Cows were In light demand at
t25a50 per head. Most sales at $S5a40 per
head.
MILcu CLvEs were duh at 4}la6slc.
Far Cows were dull ct 2]saSc-
Il for bologna and tl5aa0 for slippery.
CITY DRESSED BEEvEs were In good re-
quest We quote steers at 6,sas]<c; cows,
5Sa751c.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August l2.-Csttle
Receipts $50 head; shipments SIS head;
market steady; common to prime s 50a
90; fair to good e. 20a4 IS; common s. Soa
so; bulls, cows and stays - 50.
Hogs-Receipts, l,e00 head; shipments,
!, 100 head; Philadelphias Is 75a5 SIS; York
ers Is 40s5 IS; pigs and grassers a 15a5 25.
Sheep-Receipts 2,600 head; shipments
1900 head; market very dull; prime e. S0a
90; fair to good 81 00a4 80; common s. GOA
500; lambs a. 0oa5 90.
Calves-At IS 00a6 90.
CINCINNATI, o., August 12-Hogs,
in good demand; common and light s 5Oa
90; packing and butchers 81 9Oa6 90;
receipts. !, 200 head; shipments, none.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, August S.-In general the
market has been quiet. but, as heretofore,
there has been ready sale for good drivers
and heavy draft horses. and the supply has
not been equal to the demand. There are
very few changes in prices 70 report
Driving and saddle horses Sl25a265;
draft horses (heavy) sl65a265; do medium
s1l5al65; street car horses S15all5; South
ern horses t50all5; plugs sl5a50. Mules,
aged fourt 10 eight years. sixteen 10 sixteen
aud half hands Sl65a2O0; fifteen and
half to sixteen hands $lS5al65; fifteen 10
fifteen and half hands Sll0siS5 fourteen
and a half 10 fifteen hands SSOall0; plugs
s25aa60
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win Be a Big Procession.

TOPEKA, KAs., August ll.-Judge
Botkine, in whose court Brennan, the
murderer OF Col. Samuel Wood, will be
tried, is in the city in regard to the re-
mort that the Sheriff had requested the
Governor TO send military. He stated
that IL il is done there will be no
Court. ST will never try case or per-
NIT one to be tried in my district under
the shadow OF bayonets. Judge Botkine
exhibited letters which threatened his
life. and said, II know there is plot
10 kill me, but i want to say that
every hair on my head is mum
bered. aud II l am molested
have friends though to see to 1t that
every one Of the conspirators will bite
the dust, and the funeral procession will
reach from Topeka TO mo Mans
Land"
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ieS6Tu,rh4s-ab
The Nan Without a Stomach

May exist rs a museum freak, but most OF US
recognize the stomuch as necessary 10 life and
comfort. Most OF US experience a little trouble
from this source occasionally, wrong action OF
the stomach causing dyspepsia, ect., and often
the trouble extends, involving the liver and
bowels. whence we ind biliousness and constl-
patton We find also that the bowels and KID
news (nature's sewage system) become clogged
with effete matter, from which comes impure
blood boils, blotches. pimples, scrofula. scroIu-
lOus swellings and cancerous complaints. Inc
Burdock Blood Bitters taken at the beginning,
or at any later stage arrests the trouble restores
the disordered organs 10 activity. thereby re-
moving every vestige Of disease. b. b b. is an
absolutely pure extract OF roots and herbs,
which can not injure even the most delicate
constitution, and IS a cure for Dyspepsia,
BiliOusness Constipation, Bad Blood, etc, sue
seeds in 90 cases out Of 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-13
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, August l2.-The petroleum
market opened weak and declined li4c
in early trading, then advanced Sic and
closed strong. Pennsylvania spot CSC.
September options opened 641sc; highest,
66c: lowest, 6Sjs, closing o6c. Sales, $780,
600 barrels.
OH CRY, August l2.-Petroleum opened
at 64ssc; highest $3.50; lowest G2c; closed
1900 barrels; shipments s5,S7T barrels;
runs, l04, III barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, August l2.-Petroleum
opened at 6si<c; closed at 645sc; highest,
Csc; lowest, 6l1Sc. Dull.
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she-You know, Dick, that papa Is
not nearly as rish as he Is reported
10 be.
He-Oh, well, he is likely to make q
torTune before he dies. shall have TO
take my chances like all the rest OF the
fellows, suppose.
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~ CENTRAL STANDARD TIn.
VIFCnnsyIvdnid lingsj
" From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburs Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for Pittshurg, Chicago
Z. m For Chicago and Cleveland, LOO p. 70.
For Pittsburz and New York 2:4f p. u. For
steubenviile. e:s q. N For East Lisefpo0
Trains arrive At Bridgeport At SOD n. io.s1
= N, u: 10 p N, 4.be p. N. e:b p. N, and 80
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsb1rx, Cincinnati and s.
Louis Railway, Pan Hspdie Route, lsave Wheel
ing for stenbsnvflie, Pittsbufx and The East,
$50 . NJ. i2-D p, n 80 ,. n. and 800 p p.
FOR Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81
and chicsro. I'D D. n. Trains arrive 81
wheeling 81 $50 .. M, s,D . u as p M
and $40 p n, End SIS p N Trains leaving e
$50 = n and arriving Al es0p. N. run solid b.
tween wheeling and Piftsbcfg AL trains daily
except Sunday. kl2
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POLITICAL.
Charleston Ns,rs and Courier

Charleston Ns,Cs and Courier.
In dainty little parlor on an uptown street
In dimly liz corner on a very narrow seat;
You know the rest.
Ia books and arts the maid was versed,
In law and politics the lad was hrst.
"Of course I'll tell to you the tricks"
he said, "of what you call dry politics"
This Is protection" said be In haste,
Placing his arm around her waist.
Free trade" you know, Is more like this,
He gave and took from the maiden kiss.
Then a rattlipg nsise around them ran
As the shaking OF shot in an old tin can,
And Johnny came from beneath with grin
And this" he cried, sis American tin"
You know the rest
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
December lst, 1890, trainS will run - follows
City Time:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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c,,RE FOR CRoUP.-Use DR.. IAomas
rsclscrric on according TO directions II
= ths best remedy for all sudden at
lacks Of colds, pain ana inns@nA''on'
and injuries
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Metal Market.

New YORK. August l2.-Pig iron. un-
changed Copper, steady; lake sl2 10.
Lead, dull j; domestic at a Az. Tin, fairly
steady; straits sl9 IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-13

Baggage checked through 70 destination Of
tickets.
W. ,. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent
Psrkersburg, w. Va
A. DANDY, Asslsssnt oensrsl Passenger
Agent, Parkersbrrg, W. Va
ing. w. Va
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Mbselin9 &s9ister
ttruueiers' Ost1tne.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ or TRANSPORTATION or REFER
ESCn AAAKs: tDsily. tSundAy excepted. tMon-
Cay excepted. SUNDAY excepted saturday
excepted saturday only Sunday only-75
Meridian. June q, 1891. Wheeling time, which
Il one hour earlier than Central Time.
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
st 9:4S .. N. and Wheeling at l2:l7 2: m.
G. D. CHILEAN,
Gen. Manager.
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AnHryK.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
~ CxErRAL STANDARD TIKI.
Direct route 10 Marietta, Parksrsburg. Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and Stanton, Va, and Lexington and
Louisville, Ky.
Time Table effective June 81. 1891.
sDnily. tDnlly except Sunday.
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W. PA p. DIVISION.


For Pittsburg, 5:45 and 7:20 a. M. and o;lOp:
m. daily, and 40 p. m. daily eJcsptsunday ana
6:25 D. m Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, b:O p. m, er'
cept Sunday.