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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
RpcrSTvu OrPICE
II = - - 1t y ~
WHEELING. Aprit5. 1882

WHEELING, April ,, lSg3.
There are a number of changes 10 report
in tue produce market, and prices are
somewhat lower than last week. Poultry
is weaker There is no change in butter
and eggs. the market continuing firm. Pc
tatOeS are coming in more freely, and
prices are lower There is sharp decline
in onions Florida tomatoes and straw
berries made their appearance and started
off at a good demand. Prices are as fol-
lows:
Butter, creamery. strong at S0aS5c;
country choice 25a3Oc; country good l2al5C
country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at l4al5c per dozen. Demand
good, supply plenty.
New Beans, for hand-picked navy the
demand is good but the supply is scarce;
price 81 75al 65 per oushel.
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, liza
l2I6c; New York, l2al215c; Limberger
lOai2IS &c: Sweitzer, 12}zc; market nominal,
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry, old, i've chickens, s. d0a4 % per
dozen Chickens. hens per pound, 9c,
Spring chickens 81 - per dozen; per
lb &c. Turkeys. live weight, llal2c.
Ducks. S. 10 per dozen. Geese, 4OcajO
each.
Lard, country prime in fair demand at
6a1c; very scarce
Onions, home raised, 81 p per bushel ;
per barrel, a. i5aS 90
Cabbage, home grown new 81 30 to
81 - per barrel; supply scarce. New
Florida cabbage e. 15a4 W per barrel crate
as 10 quality.
Apples, new. barrels e 90; extra fancy,
8. -; ordinary stock 81 i5al 90;
supply plenty, demand good.
POTATOES, Early Rose fancy, 40a45c per
! bushel; Jersey sweet potatoes kiln dried,
$s 90 per barrel; seed Jersies s. O0a3 %
per barrel.
Cranberries, per box. 81 50a2 %.
/ Florida oranges s. p; higher and
scarce; assorted sizes strong at 8 % a
! box.
| Parsnips. 81 - a barrel
| Beets, 81 20 a barrel.
/ New Lettuce, 81 - 10 81 20 per bushel.
| Radishes, 40c per dozen.
| Cucumbers, g 00a2 80 per dozen.
Green Onions, 3Oc per dozen; onion sets
g. 90.
Caulifower, So 80 per dozen.
! tomatoes Florida, basket crates, s. y
at %.
! STRAwBERRIEs- 49a50c per quart.
! PittsburE Produce Market.
PITTsBuRs. April D.
/ The receipts Of eggs to-day were not d.
large as expected. hence the market wa
steady, with fairly active demand. Choic'
/ butter and fine cheese continued TO NEE
with steady request and the same is tru,
/ OF poultry. The warmer weather ma
stimulated the demand for new crop veget
ables. as we'll as tropical fruits
APPLEs-Sales Of fancy at & 2Sa2 80 pc
barrel; fair to choice, 81 15a2 o..
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi
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summary OF the Crop Outlook.

CHICAGO, April 5.-The following sum
mary of the crop outlook will appear in the
Farmers RerielC tomorrow: Reports from
correspondents in Illinois show that plow-
ing and spriug work are now quite fairly
advanced. The condition OF winter wheat
is good in about 40 per cent Of the counties,
fair in about 30 per cent and poor in about
10 per cent. In Indiana the work OF plow-
ing and seeding is also progressing
we'll The condition OF winter wheat
Is similar 10 that OF Illinois.
In Ohio the water supply is everywhere
good. The condition of winter wheat is
good in One-fourth of the counties, fair in
two-6rths and poor in others. In Michigan
blowing is begun in about half Of the coun-
ties. The water supply is generally good.
Wheat is in good condition in half OF the
counties and fair in the remainder In
Kentucky blowing and spring work are in
progress; the water supply is good wheat
is in fair condition. In Missouri blowing
is fairly under way. The waterusupply IS
everywhere good Wheat is good IN
one-third of the counties, fair in one-sixth
and poor in one half. In Kansas p!owing
is in progress, and the water supply is
good Winter wheat in good condition.
Ia Nebraska blowing has begun. The wa
ter supply is abundant, and wheat In good
condition Ia Minnesota blowing Is in
progress and the water supply is good.
Little seeding has been done, but some
spring wheat vas Oeen SOwn.
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BEN WOOD.

The glass workers on this side vino
have 20 catch the early train at BellaiTe
20 GO up the river, complain that the
ferry-bOat does not commence 10 run
until after the $40 train has gone up;
when this happens (which il frequently
dOes), they are compelled TO take the
motor, thus throwing them out of over
an hours work. There has been such
complaint heretofore, but IL was thought
the matter would not occur often. OF
late il has become such a chestnut that
the workmen demand something done.
The election az the City building yes
terday was very quiet, considering the
deep interest that has been manifested
In both tickets. No arrests were made.
The judges were Pat Seaman, Peter Alt
myer and Thos. j. DeegaE. CanvaSSerS,
A. o. Lacy, NJ. Gately and Louis Bar
rett. Clerks, Ed. Noel, Jas. Gatey,
Robt Lindsay and Ed. Barrett.
The funeral Of Charles Fahnestock,
who met with such horrible accident
on the railroad took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended.
The intermeut was az Nc MeChen's Gem
stry.
Charles Johnson, the new City Mar
shall OF Bsliaire, paid the town visit
yesterday 20 see how the election was
going and was shOwered With congratU-
.at!OnS.
Thomas Comfy and his employees left
yesterday FOR Pittsburg, after cOmplet-
lug the new plate mill at The Stee.
works.
The Benwood Building and Loan As
ISOLATION met Monday evening and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The new Ohio River ticket Office has
been handling a great deal Of express
matter during the past six weeks.
VIM. Probe. formerly Of this place
now located at Irontou, o., is visiting
friends In town
The steel works went on ful yeSter
day morning, after a lay-of Of four or
I'VE days.
A young child of Chas. Blake died
yesterday morning with Drain fever
The Hope Society meets tomorrow
evening az the City Hall.
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MOUNDsyILLE.

The police were notified yesterday by
telephone 90 look cut for William
Mailer who murdered his wife In Wheel
Ing al an early hour yesterday morning
Clarence Bennett played to a full
house al the Opera House last night. IL
Is said 70 be the best company that has
been here this season.
The Board OF Directors Of ;be Mound
City Building Association, organized
Monday evening, by eiectlng the oi0
officers of last evening.
Judge Campbell was engaged yester-
day hearing the case OF Nancy vs.
Yaucy. when has been hanging nre Tor
the past ten years.
Col. Il. VI. Darrah was down looking
after his Auditorial fences yesterday:
He expresses himself as we'll pleased
with the outlook.
The funeral Of !. P. Terrell took
place FROM the residence Of his son
Richard Terrell yesterday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Vanlier Arnold who died sunday was
buried yesterday afternoon at FORK
Ridge Cemetery.
Miss Annie Ewing, who is contine 1 TO
her room with serious attack oil FEVER
is still no better.
The Council Chamber has been re-
moved to the Court House
The B. K o. railroad has put IN ne"
switch al Glendale.
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BELLAIRh:.

The official maiOritieS for the officers
elected on Monday are as follows: For
Mayor, :. :. McGowan, r., 90; Marshal,
Charles JohnSoS, d., $50: Treasurer.
Frank Williams, d., 345; solicitor. Geo.
NJ Woodbridge, D., IL; Street Com
missioner, Cornelius Curran. D.. a..
Water Works Trustee, Mordecai Nell
500, r.. 40; school Board, J. ~. Van
Law, K, 81. Ed. j. Steger, D., l39.
TownShip-For Trustee, George Kern.
d., 4: Constable. J. NJ. Richardson. Z.
100; Clerk, w. J. Kirkpatrick, r. 39l.
The majority FOR ward officers, with the
exception of the Fifth ward, were given
IN yesterdays REGISTER Following
are the official maiOritieS in that pre-
Cinct: For Council, Reuben Lowe, D..
43; !. ii. Campbell, d., -; Assessor,
Isaac Myers. d., =.
Ia will be seen from the above that
the Democrats did extra well, electing
four OF the six city officers: four OF the
SIX members Of Council; four OF the five
Assessors; one OF the three township
officers.
10 was expected 70 close the revival
meeting az the First VI. Z. Church on
was manifested In the services that it
was decided 10 continue the meetings.
Presiding Elder Mills was present last
evening and preached an able discourse.
The defeat Of ID. w. Cooper, ESQ, is
a matter OF deep regret. He was per
Suaded 90 accept the nom nation upon
the earnest appeal OF friends. and 10
have been slaughtered by his own party
is indeed provoking
The many friends in this city OF John
w. TerriN, or Martins Ferry. were
pleased 70 hear that he defeated John
W. Crooks. he Of American tin" badge
uotoriety, for Township Clerk.
Col. c. l.. POorm-G left last evening
for Columbus 70 -: SINE pointers as to
the conduct of the office Of Secretary of
StIte. He VIII take charge Of the Of
fee on the 18th inst.
Bill Nye and \. 2. Burbank at the
E.ysian theatre tonight. You will
miss a treat IN you fail TO hear the in
mitable William and the venerable Mr..
Burbank.
T.. Blair Pie, OF Newark, Del, is Wis
ting his sister, MIS-. !. T. Gildea, Of the
Fourth ward Mrs. Pie is managing
editor or the Newark College ReUielr.
The proposition submitted TO the
stockholders of the Enterprise Window
Glass Company TO build branch factory
at Duukirs, Ind, was carried,
The lucky candidates were kept busy
yesterday receiving the congratulations
% friends, while the defeated ones ex-
planned how it all happened.
Charlie johnson, Frank Williams.
George Woodbridge and Ed Steger
were compiimented by handsome major
tiles.
The boys who lost money on the cleo
tIOn expect 20 recoup their losses on the
fremen's running team race on the 22d
inst.
Some Of the Republicans are ashamed
20 own that they have elected a Mayor,
and lay the blame on the Democrats.
Mrs. Harry Randolph and child are
visiting relatives at Toledo, whence
they will 20 to Chicago.
W. Fl. Weeks is home from New Mat
amOras, o., where he has been engaged
as miller.
The Fourth and Fifth wards are
growing Democratic quite steadily.
The City Council will now stand -
Democrats, s; Republicans, ..
Henry McCready and family moved to
Benwood yesterday.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED:
WHEELING. TrEsnAY. A

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April ,.
The chief changes in the grain market is
the drop in wheat. 10 is generally believed,
however, by those information that wheat
will soon take a squirt Hay is frmer.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being 80 TO 15 cents higher:
FLorR-Choice family -four in wood,
s. so: in paper 81 60 per barrel. Mime
haha in sacks s. 30; Minhehaha in wood,
s. 81: Galaxy in sacks, e. 81; Galaxy IN
wood, - 35 Spring wheat -four, in cotton,
8 5Oa5 10; wood do. Jute sacks 50 80 per
barrel
GRAIN-Wheat per bushel, No. !, soc;
new corn 5Oa55c per bushel: oats per bushel,
40c; in sacks 2cc more; mixed 42a44c; NO.
2white 43a45c.
FREp-Middlings per ton $50 OOa22 90;
bran per ton go 0Oa22 %; baled hay per ton
$40 00all %; loose hay Sl3 00al4OOper ton {;
demand good.
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Railroads.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table la Eject Feb. 4. 1899.
Eastern (Or wheeling Time

Leave Whseling--So. -. o.iJ =. m: 30. q.
80 - 10; so -, $50 =. m: No 81. y.85z = M /:
No . lO.3Oa. M; no 81. li:so q. sg.; 40. 'i5,
I2.5O >. IN; 40. rs. $50 p. NJ; No. az. z:3D p.
m; 30 '6s. S:sS y m: ~; ~, 80 p ~; NO.
! y. IL. No. ~, 751 ,. M; 10. ~. 81 y. N {:
I No 81, s.D D. m: No fa5 1915 ?. ~.
Arrive MATHIS fer5y--Ao. II, o.2: \. N; No.
! 3, 7i5 =. m; No :. 80 a m, NJ. fSi. y:5s
an; Soss 1915 m. No. I'll. 20 a. M. No.
30 ~ IS p n. Nc. rs i:i5 p ~; so. 81, s;s5
I ,. NJ: 40. -. 80 2. IA. 20. ~, 5.s5 p n:
No. 81. AS p. IN. No. % 5;sA y. M: 10. 10.
OBJ y. 10. No. n. 5:35 y. m: No. -. $50 y.
~; We. -3i. g.45 y. ~; No. II lI.D y. 10.
Lave Martins ferry-No. q. 6.5 a m: No.
/ a. 500 q n: No. 80, s:55 a M; No - i0.DU 4.
~; NO.'lD ii:OOA m. No. az. ~. p "a; 30.
~. 100 y. m; No. 'is, % IN no. 20. S:5a
p N. no. rs. $40 .. m: No. 20. $40 p. N. I.
7:I0p m. 10. - 500 ?. m; No. ~ 200 ,.
m. No. -3z. l0.topm-
arrive WheeIlnq-So. u. $50 =. M. No. a.
SIS m; no. ~ 9.l0A. M, No. =, Ii a m.
No. 30 HIS A. N. 10. 'l2 lz:a5 p. M: 30 10.
l:f5 ? m; No. I'D q 70 p N. No. ~ z.s5 y m
1 No. is. 35 .. NJ: So. 30. ans , M; No. "a.
So ,. n. No. -, s.i0 .. N; No. -, ~, p.
m; No. -, sis p n; No. 81 sl5 ,. H.: No.
I ~. I0.i5 y. N
/ -Dzily except srndzy. sDally.
Trains No. / aud 81 Will run 70 Lagghlin' Z
\ Mil. arriving A. c:S, . n AID 40 ,. ~ re-
specfiye.y. Returning. irssns No zand - viii
isAye LAuzblin's 81 GA a. IN and 500 p II re-
sper;iv~ly-
/ from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos. %.
4 and a Tor wLeeling. aud trains Nos. 81, 50
and 81 from wheeling. will not stop between
Martin Ferry and wheeling Al other trains
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery tJeserson
street.
jsn3De4d General Esnszer
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PLEADS INSANITY.
Mortimer Alleged to Have Taken an over.
dose of Morphine for Painters Collie.
Special TSIe0rdm 10 me REGISTER.

Special TsleorGm TO me REGISTER.
PARKERSBURG, w VA, April 5.-The
trial Of John Mortimer for the murder
OF Charles Reynolds has been
the center OF public interest
to-day aside from the city election. A
full venirs was gotten this morning and
the taking OF testimony for the State
took up the greater part of the day, two
witnesses for the defense, among whom
was the defendant, were on the stand
before court adjourned this evening.
The court house has been crowded all
day, many of the spectators being lead
ing citizens Seven Protestant and
Catholic ministers formed a group of
interested On.ookerS. No case for
years has attracted so much attention
rs this case. The evidence OF the State
was conclusive that Mortimer killed the
boy, and the defense has not sought de-
NAL but will depend on the plea of in
sanity SUperinGuced by an overdose Of
morphine, taken TO alleviate the pain
Of painters collie. The testimony will
probably be concluded by tomorrow
night
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WOOL.
WHEELING. April ).


There has been a declining market for
some time, and prices are now beginning
to drop still lower the latter part OF March,
rs large quantities of Australian woods are
on the market. The decline is principally
on the fine grade OF woods.
Prices as reported by Horkheimer Bros,
are as follows: Fine fleece, washed, 26a2sc
unwashed one-third of; understandable,
one-fourth; medium unwashed, pic; me
dunn fleece, washed 2Sa33; tubwashed
33a36c
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Fine feeces
dull, coarse woods firm; Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
2Sa30c; Y 2Sa29c; medium 34a35c; coarse
33%a341Sc: New York, Michigan and west
ern fine Xxx 26c; medium 33a34c; coarse
33a3fc; fine washed delaine y and &A
29a34c: medium washed combing and de
iaine 3Ga3Sc: coarse "a 5a35c; California
81 a33cS tub washed choice 3Ga3Ic; fair Boa
36c; coarse 32a33c; medium unwashed
comblng and delaine 26a21c; coarse do
26a27c; Montana l6a22c; territorial l4a2Oc
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PETROLEUM.

New York, April 5-Petroleum was
neglected opening dull and remaining so
all day Pennsylvania oil and the spot
sales none; April option, opened sac;
sales, 3,00o barrels.
or. CITY. PA, April petroleum
opened. 579Ec; highest. 81 &c; lowest, 5rsc;
closed; 575Ic Sales, 81, 900 barrels; clear
ances, 20S,O00 barrels; shipments ll3O6f
barrels; runs, l0G, 95S barrels.
PITTsBURG. Pa. April 5.-Petroleum,
opened, 579sc; closed 81 &c; highest, 5S'sc;
lowest, 5Ilhc.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. April )

WHEELING, April ,.
There have been several changes in the
live stock market, and prices are lower.
Hogs and calves have declined.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue X Thomas:
CATTIE-Extra, 1000 to 1900, g. s5a4 90 (;
good, 900 to 1000. g. 6Oa3 -: good. 500 to
900. s. 0Ua3 y; fair, 200 TO 100. g '3aS W;
common. 600 to 100. e soar 75; bulls, 81 pa
3 -; cows, 81 JOas 90.
HoGs-Demand good; supply fair; extra,
"a 75a5 60: good, 81 5Da4 -; common
81 25a4 30.
SHEEP-Supply scarce: demand good ;
extra. s. Ooa5 -; good, 81 jOa5 90; COM
mon. 81 OOa3 80: lamb. s. coat 90.
Calves are plenty, and demand is slow
IS 50a4 80.
Fresh Cows 5000 to $1,000.
CHICAGO, April 5.--Cattle-Receipts, 4,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at I-eas Per Cent-GOvernments
Dull and steady Stocks Fairly Active
Flour Dull Wheat Higher

Money at I-ea2 Per Cent.-GOVernments
Dull and steady Stocks Fairly Active.
Flour Dull Wheat Higher
NHw YORK, April money on call easy
al liSa2 per cent, las. loan per cent,
closing offered at l}4a2 per cent, prime
mercantile paper IS a5lS per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but steady at 4S614aiSS.
GovKRNMRNTs-Dul and steady.
FOurs Registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll1ts
E'Ours Coupon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ilo5s
F'ours-and- a-half Registered. .........l 100
Pacific Skies of 80 &c. .-...........- lO9
SrATES-Dull and steady.
RALROADS-Firm
SToCKS-Stocks TO-DAY started on with
a rush for higher prices, but the force
was insufficient to Surmonnt the restoring
element and the advance was effectually
checked for the time being There was a
more confident bullish feeling in the mar
ket this morning, aud the encouraging ad-
vices from abroad were supplemented oythe
buving orders from London aud the Con
tineut. and tue traders were forced 10 cover
literally in the early dealings. The news
of the refusal OF the Governor OF New Jer-
sey- 10 sign the DILL legaliZing the Reading
combination. however effectually put
a SION 70 new buying. though as usual
~ late there was shown no disposition
m mart with stocks acquired. but only a
bait in the buying movement The coal
stocks were apparently little affected oy
the news, though both Jersey Centrai anu
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD

as Swif's Specific. 1t helps nature to relieve
the body. and at the same time tone 1t NJ.
Mr.. RALPH ELKINS lives at Marionsvilie,
No, and is a successful farmer. lie say
that he has been great sufferer from lmpuII,
ties of the blood. which made his limbs si'f
and gave him pain in the lungs, but that he
took Swift's Specific and it soon relieved hir
entirely.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases malleo
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, G'
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Granted a Leave of Ab.ence.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Sit is said
az the Department of State that Minister
Egan has been granted leave Of absence to
visit the United States, and that Secretary
McCreery will act as Charge d'AfaireS
until the minister returns to his post at
Santiago
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Lnstice Lamar Retter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 5.-The i'm
prOvement in Justice Lamar's condition
continues. 1t is reported at his residence
to-day that he rested easy last night and
that the prospects for his complete recovery
in a short time are encouraging.
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In THE SPRING !

In the vegetable kingdom. the sap or vital
fluid rises from the roots to the trunk and
branches, producing leaf and flower. So in
the human family, the change is as great, for
the blood, if not in good condition, must
throw off its impurities. In this it is Seces-
sarv to assist nature, and nothing is so good to
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NJ. l.. BLAIR, Alderman, 5th Ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. 9, 80: He
had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil for
SprainS, burns, cuts, bruiSes and rheu-
matism. Cured every time.
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The MeiAI NInrIket.

NEW YoRE. April pig Iron, quiet
American $l4 s5alG - Copper, quiet
Lake Sll -. Lead dull; domestic e. -
Tin. strong at SO 90.
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Baggage checked through 20 destinations Of
ticket.
". J. ROBINSON. General Psssssg.f Agent,
PsrkerfburR W. Va.
A. ). BAsDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, }AfksrsbBrE. ". Va
!. q ToNLIssoS. Pssssnger Agent "hssI
ing w. Va
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~ Pennsylvania station.
vIsennSuIVdnid LINES.
" Tralns Run Dy Central Time.

IfcEyr OFgTcys At pyvssrfytrIA srari0t %
HsTgH ~ fOOT 90 FIyvgsra HI NBfsiitS'
Al MrfTEE NOtfsf. NGfEffro. AFD AZ fHs
PglsEsfLyANfk STATION, bffDotfpfT
eOrrisEsT SfsryN-" Pas Hsxpig E0rrr
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OHIo RIVER RAILROAD.

~ CENTRAL STANDARD TVS
Direct route 10 Marietta, Pafkeffbnrg. Point
Pleasant. Huntington. Ashland Portsmouth
aud Cincinnati Also 20 Charleston, clifton
Forge and stanton. Va, Hnd LeIngtOp and
Louisville NY
Time tADleerectiys December g. 1871.
sDaifv fDAily except SUNDAY
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HhTvE
". P. a B. DIVISION.

For Plttsburg, o.IU aud 7:SIa M, and s.lop
m. dsiiy. and l:O .. M. daily cree pt sunday.
FOR Pitt-hurg snd The last o:l0 D n. oaliy
Washington Accommodations. 800 .. ~, o.
cept sunday
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II You WISH 10 ADVERTISE ANYTHING
4 Al any tine wrne 10 tbe RxsIsrEa iof fs'ss
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From Pittsburg, i0:IOA %. daily, u. 30 D. n,
except Sunday, go and i0;so .. N. dsiiy
Washington Accommodation, $50 q n. dally
sIcspt sunday
CHAs. o. sCULL.
General Passenger Agent, Bsitimors.
LAM XHealtaC "A
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cspt Suuday.
TRANs.onIo DIVISION.

TRASSOHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago. 7.:D AND lO:fs |. m Io,Ia -
daily, and a.l5 y. IN. daily eIcspt sunday
Cincinnati Express. $50 and 10. 10 a M daily
and lO;SD p. IN. daily. except Saturday. aud 2'3j
y. ". sunday ONLY
Columbus Acc, mmodAtion. $40 .. m, sIospt
Sunday.
ST. Clhirsville Accommodates. 10: . m. and
3:l5 y. M, except SUNDAY
Chicago Erptess 10 and $40 O. m and l2.Ds
y. ~. except candAy. and 600 p. M. daily.
Cincinnati Express sos o m. asd e:0Op. m,
daily.
COlumbu, Accommodation. I2:O5 p. m. daily
except sunday.
ST. Clairsvill. Accommodation. 1905 p. m. ,sd
600 p. m. except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06

WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and altar Friday.
January :, 1897, trains win run - fellovs--,
CITY Time;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-06

fDaiIy eEcept SUNDAY. =,
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
.tp.1ga m. and Whseling 81 1911 p. m.
e WEISCERBER,
Gen. Nanaser.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-10

aai 8arasrapb 1855 Der .replelrIen
Statuten." II orlu es pelBt: .Olijlsre.
bic aus Dem aii,uen Slenit ausaetreten
iino, liub herettlst, be Uniform bes
Oranges Su truaen. nit weld,em lie pens
iionlrt worsen iino. Sbre Wamen lper'
oeu I'M Mrmee. Reasiter' torisetuart uuo
lie ielblt iiuo benz Rsslement uno ben
%&r.eSsart,teln uno fur srseno elne Ters
Iebuus oleier Der Y.ojniirun9 Dor
eiuem @%r1essse,,dt unite .rpbrieu." 9os
@eleB t0une ood unmballh be,iuedeu.
Die YrujeNiranS elnes &onsreBmi!9l,e>
oes ucr e'ueu ArleSsserItIe ~ u~erii=
hen.