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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06
2intlrnaoH.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable No.2
TO TAKE EFFECT 1901 A. NJ,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Isl, 1891.

Leave wheeiipg-Eo. 81, o:l5 g. m; No. g
No. ~, I0:Sla. m: No. I'll, 1880 q nj No. ti3
1870 D. M: 30 -l6, 30 p. M. No IA. $50 .
NJ; No. no, $50 p. m; No. ri, 4:ag p. m; No.
rs. $50 D m No RS $50 p. M: No ta1, 7;O
p m; No. 90, $50 p. N; Nc. 81, s:0 p. m: No
90, ie:45 p. N,
Arrive Martins Ferry-No q, o:27 a. m, No.
%, 7:45a. m; No. e, 9:45 g. N: NO. "A, $50
m; No. 70, I0.45 q. nj No III. li:f5 a. M; No
tl3, 1915 p. m; No: tls, l:5 p m; No IA. a:ss
p M; No. 10, 3:46 p. m: No. t2l, 4:43 p. m (;
10. t23, 5:45 .. m: No. RS, 6:4Sp. m. No. w,
7:45 p. m: No. ~ $40 p. m; Ne. s31, o:4b p.
m; No. @33, II 90 p. m.
Arrive Laughlin's Nill-No. 81, 6:31 . m.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-No. ., o:s9 q. m: No
IA, sos D. N
Leave Martins Ferry-Eo. q, 6:ss g. NJ; No
.. $50 O. M; No. t6. 900 q. m; No. rs, 1000 q
m; No. NO il:00a. m; No. III, 1910 p. m.; No
ia. 1:00p m; No: tle, COP. N No. us 500
p. m; No. TO, 400 p. nj No. "a, boz p M;
No t24, $50 ?. n: No. f26, 7.io p. m; No. RS
500 p. m; No. 80 900 y. m; No. sa2. 1000 p
n.
Arrive wheeifng-So. ., $50 O. m; No e.
sl5 A. IN; No. 10, OILS a. m; No. rs i0:f5 Q. m:
No. 10. n:ls y. m; No. ti2, 1915 p m; No. ia
l:i5 p. m; No tio, siib p. m; no. tia. 3:Ib p.
NJ; No 20. 4:I5 p m: no. tss BIS p. "a; No.
IA, 6:23 .. m; No. t26 7:;5 p. ~; No. RS 8: 70
D. M; No. 30. .: ID p. m; No sSs, 1918 p. N.
sDsily except sunday. tDaily.
No. - will start from Martins Ferry only, on
Sundays
The company reserves tho right 10 vary from
the above timetable at pleasure.
oc3lsda General hapsgsf
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PETROLEUM.

New York, January 5.-The petroleum
market opened steady, advanced &c on
light trading, then declined &c, rally OF
nc followed and the market closed steady.
PENNSYLVANIA oil, spot 599sc; February op..
tion 6l9asc; highest &c; lowest ol1lc; closed
at614c. Sales. $4,000 barrels.
on CRY, Pa, January 5.-Petroleum,
opened Csc; highest 6ls4c; lowest 81 sc;
closed 6lllc. Sales, $1,000 barrels; clear ,
s sac eS rOs o. o oG bsirs sh.pen''
BRApFoRD, PA, January 5.-Petroleum
opened at 8lXc; highest 6lKc; lowest
6l&c; closed 8l14c. Clearances 254,Oco
barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, January 5.-Petroleum,
opened and highest 6l$sc; lowest 6l5Sc;
closed at 6l1Sc.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TurspAr, January

WHEELING TUESDAY, January 8.
There have been few changes in the mar
ket during the past week. There is a good
demand for mill feed at prevailing prices,
and hay is in fair demand. Wheat and
-four are unchanged.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being so to IS cents higher:
FIouR-Choice family -four in wood,
a go; in paper 81 IS per barrel. Spring
wheat -four, in cotton, - JOa5 20; wood do.
lutte sacks s. 80 per barrel.
GRaIS-Wheat per bushel, No. /, CSC;
new corn SOC per bushel; oats per bushel
mixed 42a44c; No. white 43a45c.
FEED-Middllngs per ton 81 OOa24 90;
bran per ton go 00a22 90: baled hay per tor
SO OOa1O 90; loose hay p 0cas 90 per ton;
demand slow.
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rINANUE AND TRADE.

Money at sal Per Cent-SOvernmentS
Dull and Firm-StOoks ActiVe-Eiour
Dull and EaSy-wheat Dull
NEw YORK. January 5.-Money on call
easv ranging from 3 to 4 per cent last
loan 8 per cent; closed onered az . per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4S4so per
cent Sterling exchange quiet and nrm al
GoyTRSArENrs-Dul and firm.
Fours Registered. .''''iiiiSSl2
Fours Coupon. ....'"''' so 800
Fonrs-and-a-half Registered. .........lV99
Pacific Skies Of 95......-.......'.'''AO
SrArEs-Dull and firm.
RAuRoADs-Very active. ,.,,
SSs1l-g,SNTbe stock market to-day showed
ra4bsr a reactionary temper and the volume
81 b1siDess was somewhat smaller, out
yybiis There WAS considerable pressure 10
AL from all quarters. the new buying CON
tiDned on such q scale that prices IN al .to
i;s. ,,,ere s+nbbornly held and some STOCKS
even scored handsome advances. LS 9eLe
was throughout the cay deJeTLi 49,.
10 bring about reaction from lne S'. .SL.e.oS
ward movement Of yesterday auu inc Sc SCI
inc was credited 10 q large degree 10 OuIls
Who have sold out and now WISH 70 Ouy
baclr at lower prices. The bears, however;
taking advantage Of this were acIIVS az
aqgressive. and there was IN some 49, 49,.
lions a disposition to encourage tle 90
ton an the part of those whose lnUoreSSs
are supposed 70 lie in holding the StrSn l. "
nj the market. The low prlceo suaLe'
again attracted great deal OF a''si It,',,
oTd among these, Louisville, New Al01uS
81 CHICAGO. Wheeling and Lake ERE
Pcsainr Buffalo, Rochester and PlJtsOurs,
+cc.otbeP with Pittsburg and Western, Were
49,. ,orsDicuOus. The InduStrials'
b S,VS were the features Ior
streroth and all the leSoerS
sbowe6 handsome gains Among Sue U.s.
allv active list New England was tpe s' ~
castre Of interest, on the renewal Oh Sue
"a - -, ~ q deal with New Haven. Inc
81 sSo1lTs are not helped by the advance
- pso1iD0 The market, however Wnlls
io,tsT ~ the close as rule, snoWsu
tI-o,,,hout a very strong undertone, ING
s,.ders IN INV being large at every o eStne'
Especially from commission houseS' ,,;S
AZ 2S7 shares. Quotations cioseU o'N'
Adams Express, I49; American E 6ppISsS
ia. Canada Pacific va Oes nSLs a. At
sp$; Chesapeake ana OniO "a tsS,.,,sS SQiS
,,-sterred 5gjl; do. second preierrTe,u JSZs :
Sbica9o and Alton las; Chicago, bsT u,s
nd Quincy 1921; Delaware anu n I.'s
199i[. Delaware, ISckaWsnhlS ~ ny.
SUo.,ern 189 Denver and hlo Granu 1S
,.,'.e,Se--sd 49,; Erie S35s; DO preIerEeN
~. Fl Wayne 154; Illinois C enSA , 20 ,.
Tare Shore 1921 Michigan zen eEs a. ~ -
Ti,nossnolis and St. Louis ~ 90; pre-,
Ss arres' n Missouri Pacific 6S2 Nortnern
Pacifc 25; do preferred I0ss N orsn VS.
- 0iI ma = do. preferred 149; New ao sal
C e. ll5l[: Oregon TranscontnsnS15;
III: Pacac Mall S9}< Peoris, 1',iII "a.
rs ryI,ssn,svilie %; Pittsburg l5si F1l lI9
5valS' IsSs[. Reading 41JS: Rock lslano
49,. g 7 'onis and san Francisco - 90
SoS1 $3.50 - -. 40. first preferred 90; -
Ps1 1Il 81; 40. preferred 1884; 81 PAU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06
JANUARY MAGAZINES.

"Don Orsino," a novelette,, by F.
Marion Crawford, opens the Atl0pttc
Monthly for January. 1t is romance
laid in Italy, and is one of Marion
CrawfOrd's best efforts In fiction. Ralph
Waldo Emerson contributes a paper on
Boston" which is treated in his own
happy style. The paper treats rather
OF ancient Boston than that Of to-day.
Marion Powers contributes a paper
on John Stewart Mil and the London
and Westminster ReFielg." 1t is quite
lengthy but quite interesting, being
composed almost entirely of letters
written by the great writer on
Liberty during his editorship OF the
Westminster ReCiel0. These letters are
largely taken up with commentator by
Mill on articles contributed to his peri
odical, and is therefore a reflection OF
his views concerning the ReUielC. THE
Creed OF the Old South" by Basil L.
Gildersleeve; 1.-The Missing Interpreter"
Ia story, by Herbert d. Ward; THE
Greatest Need Of College Girls" by
Annie Payson Call; and ''Why Socialism
Appeals 70 Artists by Walter Crane,
complete this number.
The leading article in this months
arena, IS entitled Human Progress:
Past and Future, " and is contributed by
Alfred Russell Wallace. The article is
analytical and exhaustive and Is handled
with the care and insight al
ways displayed by Mr.. Wallace
in his treatment of abStruce
subjects. Hamlin Garland is the author
Of q powerful novelette, OF the modern
West, entitled "a Spoil OF Office" 1t
is possible solution, in a simple way,
Of the question Of freeing farmers from
their present burdens "Psychicsl Re-
search" is a paper we'll written by Rich
ard Hodgson. The Universally of
Law" by Henry Wood; "a World Wide
Republic" by Charles Schroeder; "Walt
Whitman" by d. G. Watts, and mo.
hammedsn Marriage and Life" by Prof
A. y. Jaanaris, are among the valuable
articles in this months issue.
The Engineering Magazine for this
month a6Ounds in many valuable and
highly interesting contributions.
Worthless Government Engineering, &"
BIZ George Wisner; ''The Worlds Store
of Tin" by Z. w. Claypole; American
Supremacy in Mechanics" by Coleman
Sellers; The Rights Of the Lowest
Bidder" by Leicester al len and Charles
HELLER, and "Type-setting by Machin-
ery," by Walter Z. Crane, are especially
notGble among the valuable p apers.
Chas. F. Lummis contributes another
OF bis delightful short stories to So. Mich
Olqs for January entitled 1.-THE Revenge
of the Fawn." Charles Holder con-
tributes an interesting paper on "War
Elephants" which is very prettily Illus
trated. The Pink Gown" is a charm
ing romance by Mary Davey. Beside
the continued stories this number con-
tains bright verse, sketches and articles
for young people.
The Holiday Number of The Nursery
has many attractive features. 10 IS
handsomely illustrated and is full Of
bright stories and sketches, especially
designed to please the little ones.
Babvland for January, I'd. LothroP
Co., Boston,, abounds in pretty little
sketches and stories. 1t is adapted for
babies and is handsomely illustrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

Nos. 8 and 4eaily, y r. v. Limited. ran solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vest
bple Sleeper between Washingtor and Loub
vile and between Cincinnati and Old Pcin
Comfort.
Nos. aud solid train with Pullman sleepsrs
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. 1has
Pullman Sleeper Ronceyerte 70 Old Point Con-
fort daily.
Train No sle.7es Clifton Forg. at e:soa. y
and arrives 1t Charlottesville at 1910 .. n.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. u issvs
Clifton Forge daily SO = N. arrive Huntsgson
$50 D. m. No. Il, daily, leave Huntington 9:o1
9. n, arrive Clifton Forge 4:D p. n. No. =.
daily except Sunday, iesye East sevsil s:oa
NJ, arrive Huntington 1000 O. n No. 10 daily
eIcs pt Sunday. leave Huntington 500 ,. n, AZ
rive Fast sevell 7:c5 p. NJ
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily ex-
cent sunday. leave Huntington $40 . -, aFrtvs
Cincinnati a:Is = n, No 81 - daily :,,; ;!:
Snntisgton $40 .. d. No. 10, daily sxcsp,
sunday. leave hsJsville Sis d m, arrive Gle
cinnaa 7:so . n No. 20. daily ercept sunday
leave Cincinnati 500 ?. n. arrive ksyssiis
OSCAR @. MURRAY, Trsnse Manager.
II W. TULLYK 4en1 pass. All
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srEKINa saIUaaLED PIcruREs.
Agents of the Treasury Departments Max
ing Canvass Of all the Art Museums.

ing Canvass Of an the Art Museums.
New YORK, January 5.-Art circles
are excited just now because OF the
novel method Of inquiry for smuggled
paintings. The Customs authorities
acting under instructions from Secre-
tary Foster, are making thorough can
vass of the collections Of big art dealers
and collectors and asking the date OF
importation and amount Of duty paid on
imported master pieces.
The vast number Of these treasures
that have been smuggled into the coun-
try have surprised the inspectors. The
investigation is not confined TO New
York, bat all the art centres of the
country are under surveillance.
The agents are still looking for Col.
Gross, who it is believedsoriginaly i'm
rorted the "Lion in Ambush" and AUX
Armes," the two paintings which start
ed the investigation. The agents have
not obtained sufficient evidence yet,
they say, to make public statement.
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LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING, Decemoer ~.
The market has been livelier the past
week, with better grades OF cattle,
and the market throughout strong. Hogs
are in good demand with supply limited
and prices firmer Prices are reported as
follows by Goodhue s. Thomas:
CATr.E-Extra, ], 900 to 1900, 80 75a3 S5;s
good, 900 to 1000, s. 55a8 90; good, 500 to
900, So lOaS 65; fair 700 TO 500, s. 75a3 90;
common. 800 to zoo, s. 25a2 80; bulls, e GOA
? %; COWS, 81 5Oa2 90.
HoGs-Demand very good; supply lin
tied; extra, a. G0a4 %; good, 81 UOa4 10;
common, 80 5Oa4 90.
SuEEP-Supply scarce; demand good;
extra, s. T5a4 20; coed, IS 50a4 90; COM
mon, - 5Oa9 IS; lambs, q 0Oa5 90.
Calves are in fair demand at 81 5Oa5 20.
Fresh Cows $50 90 TO SS3 90.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
THURSDAY, December 81. !
AT cALvERroN YARDS.
BEEF CATTuE.-The receipts at the yards
this week showed an Improvement on the
quality of last weeks offerings. There
were but few common cattle among them,
most of them being of the top grades and
good butcher cattle. The market was
strong at the opening, and values in some
cases l-5c higher, but the advance was lost
before the close, but some time before that
had become dull and lower, the improve
ment having been lost. We quote the range
at 81 5Oa4 IS; most sales were at IS 5Oa
62jS per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
| follows: Best beeves 81 50a4 IS, those
generally rated first quality a 25a4 80,
medium or good fair quality, g 15a4 90,
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows,
e. 50a3 so per 100 pounds.
OF the cattle received 1l2 head came
from Maryland, 500 from Virginia, lao
from Kentucky, IA from West Virginia,
| I6e from Ohio, = from Illineis, and % head
from New York. Total receipts for the
week eO4 head, against ST4 last week,
and g2S head same time last year.
| OF the offerings to-day 747 head were
| taken by Baltimore butchers, go by coun'
! try dealers, and 45 by Eastern buyers.
Total sales for the week S5S head against
II
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THETESTIM0NYINFULL
MARTINS FERRY. PEOPLE IN A STATE OF
EXCITEMENT
Over a Desperate Case That is Attracting Great
Attention Among the Residents of
That City.

Mr.. August Miller, of Second street
(above Hanover.) Martins Ferry, o., also
proprietor Of the Delmonico restaurant and
saloon, relates his case to the reporter, as
follows:
''Two years ago my trouble got so was
finally compelled to seek relief continued
Mr. Miller.
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WOOL.
WEBBING, December %.

The wool market remains unchanged.
There have been some slight fluctuations
In prices but nothing very material. Prices
as reported by Horkheimer Bros, are as
follows: Fine fleece, washed, 2Sc; IN
washed one-third on; understandable, one
fourth; medium unwashed, &c; me-
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, January 5.-Business in dry
goods was characterized by no new feature
as regards the demand, which continues
moderate, In view of the large shipments
now going forward to constitute the new
stock for the spring trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

Minnespohs and Manitoba ll5s<; st. Paul
ana ana Omana AN; do. preferred 100;
I'm d,snnessse Coal and Iron As; Texas Pa
Stnc 1879 Union Pacific 491S; United
states express "a; Western Union "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

Baggage checked through 70 destination Of
tickets.
v. J. ROBINSON. General pssssnser Agent,
Parscrsburg, W. Va
A. J. DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, ParkersburK, ~. Va.
J. .. Tomiinson, Passenger Agent whsei-
ing, W. Va.
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Metal Market.

New York, January 5.-Pig iron quiet:
American Sl5 5Oa17 20. Copper, firm at
$40 20. Lead, quiet; domestic a p. Tin,
steady and quiet; straits $40 80.
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dunn fleece. washed. 2sass; tub washed. 50

a0Sc.
BosToN, January 5.-The demand for
wool has been moderate; Ohio and Penn
sylyania X 27a2sc; Xxx and Xxx and above
S6a3lc: Michigan Y &c; No Ohio wool
95aS6c; do Michigan 39a34c; No. l comoing
37a39c; Ohio fine delaine 3316a34c; Michl-
gan do, SIC; territory ranges 55a60c; Ore
gon unchanged; pulled wool steady; trade
super 30a42c; extras 22a3)c; Australian
firm; foreign carpet woods dull.
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The True w ay
TO RID TIE HUMAN BODY OF
The Poison of Disease
rzro FORCE IT OUT THROUGH THE SKIN.
SMFT,S SPECIFIC

ALWAYS does this effectually. 1t treats the
disease instead of the symptoms, and re-
moves the cause, thereby making cure.
Ms. E. J. RowELL- No. II Quincy St., hediord'
Mass, says that her mother has been cured OF
s--ofula, BY the use Of four bottles OF > SIS,
after having had much other treatment and BENG
reduced to quite allow condition of health, as it was
thought she could not live
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
~. Atlanta. Ga.
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NHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
p. q. ". Z

Cast Flying Virginian)
vestibule Limited, solid, with Dining Oar, be-
tween New York, Washington and Cinoinnst.
Vestibule Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati Seized.
ule In Effect July !. 1891.
CENTRAL STANDARD THE; West OF Clifton
Forge. n. r. c,,.
RoFUP
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THERE IS nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OIL TO quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. J. Fellows, B1rr Oak, st. Joseph
Co Mo.
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baltimore AND OHIO Raj
TRANs.oHIo pfYfsToN.

TRANg-0HIo DIVISION.
For Chicasc, 7:D and i0;ib = n, D:sOp. 4
daily. and 3:Ik ,. N. daily sxospt sandsy.
and 1850 ?. N. daily. except saturday, and y.
y. n. sunday only.
Columbus Accommodation, s;iS ,. n, sIos
Sunday.
3:i5 p. m, except Sunday.
AnRfvE
Chicago Express. f:ib And $40 q. m. and r.
p. m, except ssndsy. and $50 p. IN. daily.
Cincinnau Express. 6:05 .. m, and o.60p 0
daily.
cclumbu. Accommodation. 1906 .. M. dali
except Sunday.
ST. Clairsvifls Accommodates, 1905 D. m. a,
600 D. N. except Sunday. +.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have
located permanent offices at 112l Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va, where they
treat with success all durable cases Once
hours-e to II 8. m; 8 to 5 p. m, and to p. m
Sundays-e q. IN. to 10 N and to 4p. 10
pecialties-CATARRH and Diseases Of tbs
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consults-
Address all Mail to DRS. COPELAND BELL.
1871 Main Street, Wheeling w, Va
Treatment. including medicine, Is month.
EThe Office OF DIS. COPELAND Il BELL is
not connected In any way with any other offices
in Wheeling PLEASE REMEMBER THIS.
de30d&w
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w p An nIuIefou

W. p. Il. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, o:lO and 7:oO q. m, and SIT
n. dolly, and I:aO y. N. daily eIor pt Sunday
For Piitsburg and the tast. e:i0 o ma aaiI
Warrington Accemmodatios, 500 p. n,
cept Sunday
Prom Pittsburg, 1o:i0A. m. daily, 1870 D. n
except Sunday, e:bo and l0:1 y. M. daily.
Washington Accommodation. 100 q n. Al
except Sunday
Is LANE Whoeiiug ~
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THE La GRIPPE AGAIN.
4 Few Plain Words About the Cause and
Effects of the Disease.

The dreaded La Grippe, which has again
made Its appearance IN various parts OF the
country, is nothing more Dor less than an cpl
demio catayral fever. IL Is by no means new
trouble and belongs distinctively to that family
of diseases which Drs. Copeland u Bell have
won distinction by so successfully treating.
In almost every case the epidemic is attended
by symptoms indicating the action OF systemic
poison, chill, headache. fever, muscular pains.
and great depression OF mental and physical
strength and energy, with the usual catarrhal
symptoms in the head and throat rendered
more acute and annoying. In the majority OF
cases where 1t has proved serious, the patient
has long been q sufferer from chronic catarrh.
Nearly every case OF La Grippe leaves a
systemic catarral condition. which, unless 1t
10 thoroughly and completely cured. renders
the patient liable 10 chronic bronchitis, which
invariably leads to consumption.
word may be added concerning the rafer
complications of the disease. Among these
may be mentioned Inflammation OF the middle
ear. causing Deafness bronchial pneumonia
and weakened condition OF the eyes. There
is no question but that at q season OF the year
when this epidemic is known 10 be prevalent,
people should be more careful than ever TO
check the progress OF catarrhal trouble, and II
possible eradicate from the system every sym
ptom OF catarral poisoning.
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vmw CENTRAL STASDAzs Tnn.
VuRnnsylvdnld GRgs:I
" From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsbsrs Kali.
and Cleveland, 80 a. q. For Pittburg. io.1
.. N. For Chicago ssd Cleveland, Lou p:
FOR Pittsburg and New York. 2:Hp: N Tof
wellsvilie. GU - n For East Livefpoo
" Y p arrive at bridgeport st 500 m, fo,ss
q M, 500 .. n. 4:ia p. m. SID ?. N ssa -
p N FROM WHEELING STATION.
Louis Railway. Pan Haa de Route, Leave WnseF
ing for stsubenvills. Pittsburg and tne b>st
ESQ q m. i3:N p. n, sd ,. "a. and yso g
FOR Columbus. CiDclnssn, Indianspons sn1 =.
and ciicago, s:0 , "a Trains arrive e
WheelIng st $50 :. n, s:D 9. N 10 p
and SD .. m, and 5:ib p. n Trains Ieayisr -
$50 q n. snd arriving at5:0 p q: fsn so.,e o>
tween Wheeling and Pissbufe. Al tfAhs s Ia,
sxesptBundsy. ~
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AHRrKI.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD

~ GENITAL STANDARD TINE
Direct route 20 hsriettA, ParkoYsburr, -
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portslnouth
and Cincinnati Also % Charleston, clifton
Forge and stanton, Va, and LerIngiJn anu
Louisville. KY
Tim. tAOl. effective December 8. 1891.
sDaIly. tDaily except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

WHEELING q ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Friday,
January 2, 1882. trains will run 80 fellow
City Time;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-06

tDsily except Sunday.
Sun lay Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
hte:<s q m. and wheeling a. m;n r ~;
H. E. MElSGERBER.
Gen. MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17
THE GARBAGE SERVICE.

Petitions Asking the Authorities to Establish
Daily Schedule.
''Does Washington need daily garbage serv-
ice?" That is the question which the Commits
sioners will wrestle with at future board meet
ings.
Today several petitions signed pretty gener-
ally by citizens from allquarters of the District
were received by the Commissioners urging
such plan.
One of the petitions addressed to Health
Officer Hammett reads as follows:
I've, the undersigned residents of this CITY,
had hoped, in view of the many complaints
made to your office during last summer of
serious nuisances growing out of failure to
have our garbage removed daily, that you
would see your way clear to sug-
gest legislation on the subject But
we learn upon inquiry that no steps
have yet been taken by you or the Commits
sioners to bring this matter to the attention OF
Congress. A tri-weekly service does not meet
the reasonable demands Of the Washington pub
lie, and we feel satisfied that your knowledge of
sanitation will induce you, as the guardian Of
the citys health, to give us q daily garbge SER
vice such as all other cities have"