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Imitators and Impostors.

The unequalled success Of AMcocK'S
Porous PLASrERs as an external rem
edy has induced INSCRIPTIONS parties to
offer limitations, which they endeavor to
sell on the reputation Of ATLcoCK's. 1t
is an abSurdity TO speak Of them in the
same category as the genuine porous
plaster. Their pIetensiOus are inbound
ed, their Wanted merit unsupported by
facts, their alleged superiority to or
equality with ALLcocE's false pre-
tense.
The ablest medical practitioners and
chemists aud thousands Of grateful pa
tients unite in declaring ALLcOcK's
Porous PLASrEBs the best external
remedy ever produced.
Beware OF limitations, and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
AuLCOcK's, and let no solicitation or ex-
PLANTATION induce you to accept a substi-
tute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-19

Inc Belmont County Democratic Cen
..t. Committee have decided Co hold an
2.c-IaS1'ouet convention this year The
democracy ot the COuurvare called % meet
no mass convention az GAINESVILLE on June
-'--, aud while the delegates repair 20 an
..lef room ro make the ticket. a speaker
".- address, the mass meeting on The pO-
....-- issues of the day. When the lcket
N Aaje the delegates vii. return to the
-a-- ana tbs convention will ratifv the
--A nations. We used 90 have conventions
---s AIro D. tins county and they were
.'-sers is % be hoped that return 10
--s ola way viii meet with gratifying re
1He commission 90 locate the new State
Insane asylum are sending out circulars
a..lg -aat they VIII receive propositions
81 e up % ana including June lst. The
ll--on rs expeaJed 20 provide accom-
''1-.ocs Tor from 500 % 900 inmates,
'-. WIZ require from 300 70 800 acres of
emu IS II uOt worth while 10 make an ef-
o-t TO nave this oig institution located in
tl.S vicinity.
sonn Dayis and w. j. Berry have formed
r,nershlp, and will engage in contract
"a -N On sree. paving. Mr.. Davis return
c,.., es1eIua from trip on which be sue
~, - y. "a Settlng a $4,000 contract at Can
..l. an SIS, 900 contract at Salem. and a fair
prospect Of q $4,000 contract at the former
The lecture coprse comr;,,ee - .,.
Young People Soeieties of re 49,, " he s
elected for us ensning ves, Po- r. NS ~
Lane, Chairman. RI n N3evs,. -, ~
snd W. j. Morrison Treas9,.s,. No. -
elded 70 have The course roro,-:s 80 -
iectlres ard n Zee concerts ~e-- 80 'ulse
Bellaire Lode odd Fsio,,s ,,;,, 49,.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 1S.-Corn was leader to-
dav Traders al the opening were greatly
wrought up on the weather and May made
an immediate advance Of nearly four cents
over the price 10 closed at yesterday. The
trade was very heavy for an hour and
was NOT positively dull at any time. To
dav is the third day In succession on which
the lowest price Of July wheat has been
substantially SOiSc, and the highest Size,
but where the closing price was SOtsc on
Monday, il was S0s4c on Tuesday. The
market weakened as corn declined. Oats
dull. Provision market showed little
strength. Flour, duh and unchanged.
Wheat. cash No , spring sic; No. spring
76<c; No red S5aS6c; May SO54 aSlesc,
closing at 81 sc; June 500 aSlsc, closing
al SO5zc; July S0&aSl1sc, closing at SOS4c
Corn. cash No. , 46l<a5l1Sc; May 5la55c,
closing at 524c; June 44s{a45Ssc, closing
at 445sc; July 1875 a44sSc, closing at $3.50.
Oats, cash No. , soc; May, June aud July
POS a8lS.c, closing at 29}c. Barley, No. ,
6Oa62c. Flaxseed, at 81 O6. Timothy Seed,
a. 30 Mess Pork, cash and May g 1Oa
912ls July 50 I215a9 S21$, closing at - an
September e. 9Oa9 971S, closing at So 20.
Lard, cash and May s. 20; July s. 30;
September 6 30. Bulk Meats, short ribs,
g. S21f May and July s. S21sa5 SIS, clos
ing al s. S9iS September s. 9215. Shout
ders 81 2ja5 So short clear S. l11Sa6 30.
Whisky at 81 IA. Sugar, cutloaf Sa5ssc;
granulated 4l5c; standard A 4Sc. Butter,
steady; fancy creamery lsal9c, fine west
ern I7alSc; ordinary l5al6; tlne diaries Pa
lSc. Eggs. steady at l4alS5<c. Receipts
Flour, Il. 600 barrels; wheat, 81, 600 bush
els; corn, DO. 600 bushels; oats, 1914, 600
bushels; rye, 5000 6ushelss barley, $4,000
bushels Shipments-FlOur, 30, 600 barrels;
wheat, 24S,OOo bushels; corn, 5000 bush
els: oats. $500 bushels; rye, =, 900 bush
els; barley, $1,000 bushels
NV YoRs. May Flour Receipts.
$500 passages, exports $3.50 barrels:
m,tkef weaker and irregular sales - 600
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West. Ouotations-Good western &c; other
grades 6Ha65Sc; State hogs SIC.
Mich cows were in poor demand at S2Oa
45 per head. Most sales. S35a4O per head
Mich calves were dull at 4a64c.
Fat cows in light demand at 254a2$<c
Thin cows were in fair request at $Ial2
for bologna and S12al6 for slippery.
City dressed beeves were in fair demand
at sarge.
Horse and Mule Market.
ClNCINNATI. May 1.-THE market has
been good during the past week. There
has been a good demand for good draught
and driving horses, also for good young
chunks The demand for all classes OF
mules has been good, and especially for
good Young, sound mules There are sew
eral Eastern buyers here; the supply Of
stock is limited, and not equal TO the de-
mand
Heavy draft-horses, good S125a15O; extra
$l50a175; medium do good tS5al05; extra
$l05a130; saddle and driving horses, good
$S0a1OO; extra $100al30; Southern horses,
good $70a90; extra f90all5. Mules, from 4
to years old, fourteen TO fourteen and a
half hands, $55a70; extra S70aS5; fourteen
and half 20 fifteen hands. good $S0a95 {;
extra S95all0; fifteen to fifteen and half
hands, good Sl00al15; extra Sll0al3O; ff-
teen and half to sixteen hands, good,
sl2Oal35; extra $l30al45; sixteen to SIX
teen and half hands, good, $l40al55, ex-
ira Sl50al70; plugs $20a5o.
EAST LIBERTY. May lS.-Cattle, receipts
240 head shipments, $50 head market firm 4;
prime 81 60a4 So; fair to good a l5a4 40;
common s. 75a4 90; bulls, cows and stays
81 50a3 80: fresh cows SIS 00a40 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; shipments
., 100 head; market slow; al grades a SOa
4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head shipments
1900 head market steady; prime s. 20a
) 40; fair TO good 81 00a5 90; common - SEA
8 so; yearlings 81 00a6 %; spring lambs
So 0OaS 90.
Veal Calves-S4 0Oa5 %.
CHICAGO May 1S.-Cattle- Receipts II 500
head shipments 1000 head market steady
and higher; best steers s. l0a4 20; others
50 75a4 90; stockers and feeders 81 50a3 -;
cows and heifers g 50a3 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 35, 1000 head: shipments,
II 800 head; market active and easier;
rough and common 50 15a4 p; mixed and
packers 81 55a4 6715 prime heavy weights
So 75a4 20: light 81 60a4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head market steady TO stronger, Tex
ans s. 80; western g. 30a6 40; lambs s. 30
al 60.
CINCINNATI. o., May 1S-Hogs, weak {;
common and light. g 50a4 70; packing and
butchers 81 So Receipts, $500 head ship
ments, $500 head.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW York, May lS.-Petrolum opened
steady and declined &c on the selling Of a
small amount closing steady. Pennsyl-
vania oil. spotsales none; June option. sales
1000 barrels; opening at 56$ic; highest
j624c; lowest and closing 5555c. Total
sales were 1000 barrels.
OIL CITY, May 1S.-Petroleum opened
and highest 56%c, lowest, 55s4c; closed,
soc. Sales $1,000 barrels; clearances 40, 900
barrels; shipments 56,SO9 barrels; runs
100, 046 barrels.
PrrTsBURG, PA, May 1S.-Petroleum,
opened at 5G1Sc; closed at 555sc; highest,
56ISc; lowest 555sc
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Money 1-2 Per acknowledgements Dull
but Firm stocks Dull-FlOur Dull and
Unchanged Wheat Lower.

but Firm stocks Dull-FlOur Dull and
Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEw YORK, May lS.-Mouey on call easy
at ~ per cent; last loan IL; closed at
IA per cent. Prime mercantile paper Sa5
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady az 4S6lSa4S1s.
GOYRRNMHNTs-Dull but firm.
FOurs Registered. ....................l lf1+
F'OurS Coupon. ............ .... =
Fours-snd-a-half Registered. 100
Pacific Skies OF 95...................lO 9
SrArEs-Eutirely neglected.
RAILROADS. Comparatively quiet; sales
Sl,l34, 900.
SroCKr-The stock market to-day was
active and dun by turns, but the animation
when shown was still nothing more than
the apparent result Of the operations by the
bear party, their sudden drives being at
tended by marked increase in the business
I'm those stocks 10 which they paid atten
ton, but the cessation Of their efforts was
invariably followed by dUllness and cempar-
alive stagnatiOn in prices There was evil
deuce OF more support TO Northern Pacific
preferred and a material rally occurred in
that stock during the early trading, but the
attacks upon the Gould stocks and the corn
roads were continued, but without the sue
cess which attended the drives at these
pointed 10 the fact that the manipula-
ton was more for the covering OF out
standing contracts than for the purpose
Of permanently depressing prices. One of
the features of the day was the renewed
strenQth and activity in Reading, but the
rest of the coal stocks did not respond TO
the advance. The market in the afternoon
was almost featureless The market
showed some inclination 10 weaken toward
the close. which was, however, dull and
firm. generally at Insignificant changes for
the day. SOeS, 2SJ,S shares. Quota
tiOns closed bid
ADAMS Express, l45; American Express
49, Canada Pacific s. Central Pacific
30S. Chesapeake and Ohio, %; ( do. hrst
preferred 80; do. second preferred 42ls
Chicago and Alton las: Chicago, Burling-
ton, and Quincy, 1883; Delaware and
Hudson. 1885; Delaware, LscSawanna and
Western. 1877 :. Denver and Rio Grande,
preferred 81, Erie, 294 do preferred
FL: TT Wayne 154l< Illinois Central, 1903;
Lake Shore 1884, Michigan Central, l0S]S;
Minneapolis aud ST. Louis -; do. pre-
ferred 2S3$ Missouri Pacific 551s Northern
Pscifc. 1914 do preferred 500 Northwest
ern 1888 do. preferred 1857; New York
Central ia, Oregon TranScontinental,
u5.; Pacific Mail, 35; Peoris, Decatur
and Evansville Is; PittSburg, l52; Pull
man Palace, 1896; Reading, sos Rock Isl
and, Sis; St. Louis and San Francisco,
-; do. preferred -; do. first preferred
rs. St Paul, 173i do. preferred l2+; st.
Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1872;
ST. Paul and Omaha, SOL do. preferred
l2l: Tennessee Coal and Iron, 42h
Texas Pacific, 9k; Union, Pacific, S9At :;
United States Express, As; Western Union
92>t.
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CLAREMoNT STOCK YARDS,
RATINORE. Nav Is. 1892.


Arrivals of live stock at ClaremOnt
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for the week ended May 10: 1859
cars. containing l,222 cattle, % calves,
1000 sheep and lambs, S,O43 hogs, 4 horses,
and 10 mules
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia.
etc. I'LL cattle, ,464 sheep and lambs,
.. 755 hogs, Is hOrses, - calves and - mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts this week
4.O77 head, against 3,2l3 last week. Fair
10 good hogs sold at 50 OOa5 p, roughs at
81 25 per 100 pounds. Pigs 50 OOa5 10.
Receipts of sheep aud lambs 1000 head,
with sales or wool sheep at e. 5Oa6 80, and
of clipped sheep at 50 OOa0 90 per 100
pounds, and lambs at 6slll4c per pound.
PH1LADELPHIA, May 1.-THE following
were the receipts: West Philadelphia
Yard. beeves. 3,0Sl; sheep, 1900; hogs,
900. North Pennsylvania Yard, beeves,
500; sheep. 1000; hogs, 500 Glass Yard,
hogs, zoo. Total for the week, beeves,
8. ISL sheep, 10000: hogs, $500. Previous
week, beeves, 4, l22; sheep, 10000; hogs,
S,lOO.
BEEF AND CATTLB---The market was
strong under lighter receipts and more
active demand Prices advanced about l5c
per hundred pounds. There were $40 head
exported alive to London per steamer Mon
tana. Quotations; Culls, 3}Sc; fat cows,
~ a2slc; extra, 45sa5c; good, 41Is494c;
medium. 4lka4SSc; common, 80 a4c.
SHEEP-'rne market was fairly active
with good demand. Receipts were about
the same and prices were steady. B. H.
Cook reports the sale OF 1880 sheep and
lambs at the quoted prices. Quotations;
Wool sheep, 41fa6Hc; clipped sheep, "a
sac. clipped LAMBS 4a5i4c.
HoGs-The market was more active
under a better demand Receipts were
about the same. but prices ruled firmer.
ana there is a prospects Of further advance
in prices this week, in sympathy with the
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The Metal Market.

New York, May 1S.-COpper dull; lake
81 05al2 90. Lead, quiet; domestic
a 2215a4 271l. Tin, firm; straits $40 GOA
20 o. Pig Iron, quiet; American Sl4 15a
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS, ;
MONDAY. Nav 10. 1892

SwINE.-The receipts of hogs this week
show a slight falling off in numbers OF
some ], 200 head, and there is an improve
ment in prices of sc as compared with last
week. The quality is about as good as
usual. Trade is moderately fair at the i'm
provement. We quote the the range at Ga
6sIc net: nearby hogs sell at 6l6a6$%c and
fair TO good Westerns at 6@S a6}tc per pound
net; most sales Of good Westerns at 65Sa
g.. c. The receipts of hogs this week mum
bered 5. $40 head.
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1 Pennsylvania Stations
VlTUnnSyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.
ms Run bv Central Time.

rrcKrr OFFICES At PIgNsYLv6NTA fTkrToS o.
KkTFR ST. FOOT OF EIFvyN TH 81. WHEFLfSG,
Al McIrRE HOusE. NHETIrsG. AID At THE
PESSsTIvASIA STATION. BEIDSIPOET
GnrrHwEsT sIsTTx-" PAX HANDLE RoUTE
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ON TIE WHARF

CATrLE.-The market was moderately
active, with fair offerings The quotations
were as follows: Thin cows. lS4a2Ac per
10: fat cows, 2lS a3c per 10; bulls, 24a2+c
per ID; fat beef cattle young steers, 1900
lbs and upwards 414a41sc per Id; light Ia
4lIc per 10, and old oxen 2a2$4c per Id;
fresh COWS, s20a40 per head.
CALvEs.-Trading rather dull, with fair
receipts. The quotations were Choice
veals, 5a515c per 10, the outside quotations
for strictlr choice only, and rough 10 good,
s. OOa1 90 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The market was
about steady. Quotations were; Fall
lambs, 5a6c per 10; spring lambs, Ia9c
per 10; sheep, 4a51Sc per 10; 81 OOa4 % per
head for prime, and s. OOa3 80 for fair
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Railroads.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
sourH ROUND.

On and after Monday, April 81, Passenger
Trains will run As follows: fDhlly. tDaly
EXcept Sunday. Central Time.
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r.F.y fast flying virEiniaaJ
vestibu!e Limited, solid. with Dinlng Car. BE-.
tween New YORK. Washington and Cincinnati
Washable Sleeper between Washington and
Louisyille and Old Point and Cincinnati. 1obs1.
uIe IN Effect Y ufuary ,. 1897. CEETRAL STAND
ARD TTnr; West % Clifsoo Forge. btsIfRa
sTISpAHD TIHz: East Of Chfton Forge
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from The errors and
indiscre,ions Of youth. nervous yeas ness- carry
decay loss OF manhood. &c. ! viii send q re-
ceipt that will cure you. FREE or CHARGE
This Great remedy was discovered by mission
Arv in south Americs. Send a cli-addressed
envelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAA.
tion ID New York city. apl2eOdc
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LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, I
THURSDAY, May ~, 1892
VT CALVERTON YARDS.


BEEF CArTLE.-The offerings this week
show an improvement in quality over that
of the very good offerings last week
throughout While the range Of prices
differ little from that of last Thursday, yet
the better quality and smaller number sold
at our top quotations show a decline In
values in the general opinion of dealers OF
&c per pound on those Of last week. We
quote the range at s. 00a4 60, most sales
were made at So OOa4 3711 per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves$ 81 50a4 62ll, those gen
orally rated first qualityS4 25a4 80, medium
or good fair quality s. 0Oa4 90, and ordinary
thin steers, oxen and COWS s. OOa3 % per
100 pounds
or the cattle received 35s head came
from Maryland, II from Virginia, - from
Kentucky, from New York, from
Ohio, SOP from Illinois, and 525 head from
pennsylvania. Total receipts for the
week l.lS5 head against 1,ll9 head last
week, and 1858 head same time last year.
or the offerings to-day 500 head were
taken ov Baltimore butchers, - by coun-
try dealers, and 1913 by Eastern buyers To
tai sales for the week 972 head against 90S
last week, and 800 head same time last
year.
MuCH COws.-There has been a fair
trade with the market strong at S25 to $50
per head Receipts this week IS head.
VEAL CALvEs-There is an improved
trade i'm calves. We quote at 4sia54c per
10. Receipts this week 10 head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The general trade
for sheep and lambs is reported by all deal
ers as being quite dull, except for good
stock, which is not plentiful, the quality
throughout being but little, if any than
better that of last week 5 offerings There
is a fairly good trade for good sheep We
quote wool sheep at 4l6a6c per Id. gross,
and clipped sheep 2a5I4c; and a few extra
a shade higher. Fall lambs 5a6$+c per
10. gross, and spring lambs at 7aSc per
10. gross. The receipts of sheep and
lambs this week numbered ,5l2 head.
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Hos. sand 4, daily, F.E.v
bstueeB New York and Cir
tale sleeper between Ntsf
Vile and between Clncibi
Comfort
Eos.Iand 9solid train
between Cincinnati ano
Pullman Sleeper Rom
fort daily.
IRAN 40. 6 lease'
and arrives At CT
HUSTIHCTO'
Clifton Forge 9
SIS .. N 10.
A m, arrive
daily except {
10 arrive Hu
ercs " szndss-
i've Eat sevr
CIsCISHA
cept sunday
Cincinnati
Sunday, y
nUuftngtc
Sunday,
cinnsti
lenyp
1:<c
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W. - ~ u IA v lolON.
For Pitisburg, o:iD and 7;3D a. IN. and 5;iop.
IN. daily and i:,O 2. m. daily except sunday.
For Plttsburg and he fa.t OH a. oally.
Warrington Accommodations. $500 .. a.. sr'
cent SUNDAY
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From Pittsburg, lo:lOA. m. daily, 1880 ,. n.
except Sunday, OBS and i0:B D. n. daily
Washington Accommodation. 1850 . n. daily
except SUNDAY
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NORTH BOUND,

WI ROBINSON, C. P A.
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&atlrpaes.


@atlrpnes.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ORoAD DErAHryns AEnvAL o. rnlss
Al wheeling. Eastern
AN1sSGSA time. schedule Ia eject
A$&f&S<&sSZM December IL 1921.
Hf1{&kd1l13&A MAIN LINE EAST.
N4t4&tENSN30 For baltimore Pnilade
fGYH " fii3gy1V,A pbiA and New York. f2.8i
lD3& ISk,At w gEy o. - a. m. 1910 .. 10. daiif
wv 0kYE@HNfxV Cumberland Accom- a..
WteS TIlrSFN nFfH dHton. 3: t0A m dsliyel
N.Y. Hhll lttfxY cept Sunday
%SESfaSfsyN Cameron Aocommoda
1IAAS hon. 800 p N. daily. az
Houndsvills Aecon modatior, $40 A. m. az.
ssptsundAJ. aud 2:iO P. m. daily
From New YORK, PhlladelphiA and Rslfi .<at.
t:zU a. IN, and 1881 ;. m. a1- iiiN D. on. dalis
Cunbsrl.ad Accommodates. $3.50 ,. m.. 81.
espt Sunday
Grafton Accommodation. 1850 D. M. daily
AoundsVille Accommodation, s:D a. in esd
ls:bD p m daily and t:bb p. m daily. eroept
sunday
Csm.re. Accommodates. 900 a m. .rs,p,
sunday
TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.
FOR Chicago. 7:30 aud lDsIoa m. lo.s1e ~
daily, and 5:lb ,. 10. daily except SUNDAY
Cincinnati BIprsss. 7;50 aud 10: 10 ni. dali,
and lO;O p N. daily except Saturday. Andk.S
y. IT, SUNDAY ONLY
Columbus Acc mmodation. S;lb ,. M. eiosps
Sunday.
ST. ClAlrsvills Accommodates. I0:iss. m. ana
3:lb p. m. except sunday
ARRIvE
Chicago EIpress, i;l5 and 1870 a n. and l7.0S
p. H. except sunday. AND $50 p. NJ. daily.
Cincinnati Express sos q. m. snd s.0op N.
daily.
'ColumDu, Accommodates, Ig.O5 D. m. d,l,.
except sunday.
S. ClAlr'ville Accommodations. ig:os ,. n. s.4.
600 p. m. except Sunday
". r. a u. DIVISION
For Pittsburg, o:IO and 7:zD a ~. and 6.ion.
IN. daily. and 40 2. m. daily except sunday.
For Plttsburg and he fA+f o.lU m oslly.
Warrington Accommodates. 800 .. n. 81
cspt SUNDAY
From Pittsbufg, l0:lDA. m. daily, 1880 ,. ~.
except sunday, OBS and i0:G D. N. daily
Washington Accommodation, 7s50 q N. ftiiy
except Sunday
General Passenger Agent. baltimore
is LANE. Wheeling delf
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CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RAIL

General Passenger Agent. baltimore
is. LANE wheeling. delf
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fDaliy except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave kim Grew
It0:& A. m. and Wheeling At 1917 ?. 10.
He WElSGERBER.
Gen. Manager,
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NEW YORK. May lS.-Money on call easy
at ~ per cent; last loan ~; closed at
IA per cent. Prime mercantile paper Sa5
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
H.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Friday
January ., 1897, trains will run a. fellows
CITY Time:
Leave wheeling. Leave Elm Grows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-21

s w. Cooper. Esq, who IN company
with his wife left for trip through Old
Mexico, are at home again Mr.. Cooper,
who has been an extensive traveller in
Europe, says that he found very much
that was new IN the way of old things and
that the trip, in every way, was highly
entertaining and instructive. Mrs. Cooper
being especially delighted. They went by
the way OF New Mexico. stopping at Santa
Fe, the guest of Governor Prince, then
down through the Mexican states to the
old city of the Aztecis. the palaces Of the
Montezumas and the present capital city
Of Mexico, where they spent several days
il studying the institutions and wonders
81 race half Spanish and half Indian,
their museums, cathedrals. art galleries.
etc. etc. not negiecting trip out to Popo-
catapetel, and afterwards down TO the hot
lands near sea level, where all the tropical
fruits flourish. In fact, the whole time
was put in industriously, enjoying the
heterogeneous arnalgamation of the ancient
and the modern, the classic and the crude,
of that wonderful land. Minister Ryan's
only regret was that he could not be back
in Kansas TO take hand in the campaign
this fall. Mr.. aud Mrs Cooper returned
by the way of the Great National, through
Monterey and on up through Texas, home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-21
coMMIrrEEs APPOINTED.

The following committees have been ap-
pointed By the Woman's Columbian Club
of this city:
NJ. c. Todd, Mrs. j. L. Dyer, Mrs. J. K.
Bennett. Mrs. Russell Harding, Miss Rhea
Woodman.
Finance committee-Chairman Mrs.
Russell Harding; Mrs. Murray Myers, Mrs.
Z. G. Furley, Mrs. G. NJ. Dickson, Mrs G.
e. Strong.
Press committee-Ch Chairman, Mrs. L. B.
Terrell; Mrs r. P. Murdoch, Mrs. S. f.
Mckenzie, Mrs. Victor Murdoch, Mrs NJ.
G. Baldwin.
Literature committee-Chairman Mrs
j. H. Todd; Mrs. H. g. Toler, Mrs David
Winters, Mrs. r. L. Steventon, Mrs. j. K.
Bennett.
Statistical committee-Chairman Mrs.
e. r. Hunter; Mrs. j. NJ. Martin, Mamie
Mead
Invention ommittee-Chairp1an, Mrs
H. l.. Smithson; Mrs. J. NJ. Monroe, Mrs.
A. j. Russell, Mrs. II. C. Meeker, Mrs
Emma Nelson, Mrs. S. c. Newly, Mrs. T.
Grey.
Fine Art ommittee-Chairman. Mrs. s.
L. Hersey; Mrs. d. Winters, Mrs. o. d.
Kirk, Mrs. A. T. Carpenter, Mrs. Charles
jackson.
Domestic Manufacture committee
Chairman, Mrs. A. P. Magill; Mrs. Nellie
C.. Conklin, Mrs Una NJ. Kesler, Mrs. r.
E. Morris
Curio committee-Chair Mrs. w.
2. Hull; Mrs. Randolph Nichols, Mrs. +.
B. Coen, Mrs. Billingslee, Mrs. j. F. Shear
man.
Decorative Art committee-Ch Chairman,
Miss Emily Jekyll; Mrs. Clara E. Clark,
Mrs. Edwin Hill, Mrs. H. l.. Smithson.
Horticulture committee = Chairman.
Mrs. J. l.. Dyer; Mrs. w. B. Ross, Mrs. NJ.
E. Little, Mrs A. r. Oliver.
Educational and Benevolent committee
Mrs NJ. E. Slade: Mrs. Ada
Keller, Mrs. Margaret Lee, Mrs. NJ. E.
Durand, Mrs. w. l.. Greene.
Taxidermy ommittee-Chairman Mrs
Martha Ceilings