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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-16
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
NOT One SORE NOW
Baby Afflicted With Bad Sores and Erup-
tons No Relief Permanently
Cured by the Cuticura.

During the summer of 1899 my eighteen
months old infant so afflicted with erupr
lions that ordinary domestic remedies failed to
give any relief On his hips would often ap-
pear the seeming track OF a little wire-like
worm, and on other parts of bis body bad sores
REMEDIES. For some time l used the soap and
salve without blood medicine, but they did
not do so well as when all were used together
1t has now been nearly year since the erup-
ton was healed, and l very much feeEed it
would return with the warm weather of this
year but the summer is passed and not one
sore has appeared ON him.
MRS. A. NJ. WALKER Carsonytlle Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-16

TIE only wild monkeys in Europe are those
which inhabit the rock of Gibraltar They were
once numerous and bold, but the constant per
secution of their human brethren has made
them quite shy and reduced their tribe to the
verge OF extinction. The remaining representa-
tives of the tribs-probably less than a score
are carfully preserved. The sergeant in charge
of the signal station has given each of them q
name, and is Keeping record of their doings,
individually aud collectively.
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PROMINENCE OF THE MURDERER.


He was lawyer. prominent in his pro-
fession, the author OF several law books, for
twelve years attorney general of the state
of Tennessee, distinguished as g soldier, he
being the gallant cavalry leader of Kings
cavalry during the war. Soon Col. King
found it con enient to move his residence to
Lee county, Arkansas, where he owned a
valuable plantation, which he leased to Mrs.
| Pillow. He left his family In Memphis,
however, and scandal coupled his name with
that of Mrs. Pillow.
Three years later Mrs. Pillow moved to
Memphis, whereupon Col King sent his
| family to the Arkansas plantation, himself
remaining here, boarding with Mrs Pillow,
| to whom he rented the house, bis family
having moved out. What the relations of
| Col. King and Mrs. Pillow were can only
| be guessed at. On the trial of Col. King
| that question was asked him on the witness
stand Assuming a dramatic attitude he
said to the attorney general in reply: You
! have doubtless read David Copper field; ;
YOU rememb Der he was unhappily married;
| that he loved another with a pure love,
hoping when his wife died TO make her his
second wife Mrs. Pillow was my Agnes;
was her David"
HIS AGNES WOULDN'T TRUST HIM.
But his Agnes was afraid TO trust him,
| and when. under her behest he transferred
| to her all his properly in Lee county on the
/ condition that she would not record the
| transfer she violated her part OF the agree
ment By doing 20. This was the beglnnloG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-16
COL. KINGS CRIME.
Brief Review of the Killing of Posten,
and the Cause that Led to 1t.
Ern,,, TIE PittshlLrcr Eisnntch


MEMPHIS, July 12.-Col. H. Clay King,
the murderer of David H. Posten, arrived
in the city last evening from jackson after
the decision of the supreme court was
rendered affirming the sentence Of death
passed on him by the lower court. The
sentence Of the court fixes the date Of exc
cution at Aug. H. Col. King refused to
talk, further than to say that he expected
the law to take its course, that he favored
no petition for Communication or pardon,
aud that he was prepared to die, though he
denounced the decision of the court as an
infamous outrage aud judicial murder.
March 10, 1891. Col. King shot David II L.
Posten on Main street at noontide The
wounded man was removed to the private
iufirmary of Mitchell & Maury, where he
died the following evening. The killing was
one of the most romantic stories ever told.
In 1884 Col. King was engaged as the at
torney of Mrs M. E. Pillow, widow Of
Gideon E. Pillow, known to fame as the
hero of the Pillow massacre on the Missis-
sippi river. Mrs Pillow was a handsome,
well-Dreserved woman of 40 when Col. King
met her,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07
Wool AHarket.
Bradstrssts.

There Is still a quiet demand for wool.
1t is a waiting market. Manufacturers
refuse to take hold until the election is
over. The mills are kept busy, and the
buying is of a hand-to-mouth nature
lust enough to keep them running.
Prices hold steady and firm. Holders
show more confidence, and there is less
pressure to sell. The demand for
feeces is strong. Fine woods are wanted,
but the supply is unusually light. Fall
Texas woods are coming forward. Good,
free wool has been sold at Assoc. I'm
der grades are worth 43a45c. There is
a fair demand for California wool, and
some large sales are reported. Terri
tories are comparatively quiet. A good,
steady demand is noted for pulled woods,
There is only q moderate movement In
Australian woods, the demand being
largely for the choice, fine grades.
Woods are selling higher at Melbourne
and Sydney. The receipts OF carpet
woods are increasing. Demand is fairly
strong and stocks are light.
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4. G. Crawford. This Is done to injure
you among my friends and supporters,
and at the same time to make my
strength appear weak ia your district.
desire to caution all my friends and
supporters that there will be various
reports circulated on the eve OF election
for the purpose of effectlng my defeat,
giving no time for me to contradict
them. / have already had notice to
that effect, and 1 ask my friends to pay
no attention to said reports, and further
not to circulate any false reports to eff
feet the defeat Of my opponent. II l
cannot win by fair and honest means l
do not desire to be elected.
Hoping this will be approved by you
and that you will use some diligence In
showing the above report to be entirely
false,
am most respectfully yours, &C.,
J. C. SIMPSON, JR.
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LOW PRICES FOR CATTLE.
The Reason the Farmer Cannot Sell His
Stock at n Fair Profit.

The Reason the Farmer Cannot Sell His
Stock at Fair Profit.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, Nov. (, 1892.
To he EDITOR 0fths Rooster:
DEAR SIR:-I enclose you communi-
cation from a prominent live stock ex-
porter, showing how the retaliatory
tariffs Of foreign countries have effected
the cattle market. The UniteSs5tates
refusing to allow foreign co.. sries to
sell their products In her mar its, they
out OF a spirit OF retalistioti have re-
fused US the freedom Of their markets.
The enclosed letter explains the re-
strlctions placed upon our foreign cat
tie trade, and shows clearly what has
lowered the prices Of beef and stock
cattle. I have used this letter in the
past few days with great effect:
Exact Copy.l
MYERS & HoUsENAN,
CATTLE Co 6M,ssIoN MERCHANTS AND EXPORTS
OF LIVE Stock.
CAIvERrON Stock YARD,
CABLE ADDRESS "SREYM."
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1899.
Mr.. N. D. Post, ROmineS Mills, W. Va;
DEAR SIR: We regret exceedingly hav:.
ing overlooked answering your esteemed
favor OF the 18th. We herewith give you
information desired.
First-American cattle must be killed
ten days after entering into az English
Second-No market for our stock cattle
in England in consequence OF above re-
strictiOn.
Third-Germany and France impose
duties Of about $3.50 per head; Belgium
about $3.50 per head. The entry into
Germany entails quarantine or 90
DAYS for each beast, unless they are
killed in the abbatoirs at port Of entry In
about 10 days. The reduction or freedom or
duty in entry TO the continental ports tCould
certainly increase trade to those countries as
the prices 20 be obtained IN those countries
lCould hare a fair profit on present UdliIeS y
the duties lCeTe not imposed. We have snip
ped TO Germany and France but the ex-
penSes have been so high we could not con-
tinue. If the duty iUOuld 90 OF, trade tpOutd
undoubtedly increase. Yours truly,
MYERS s. HoUsEMAN.
Canadian cattle are not restricted ten
DAYS in England, they have the freedom OF
the interior Of the United Kingdom.
The fact that prices for cattle are lower
than ever before known has set the farmer
10 thinking, and this explanation Of the
cause strikes home to every live stock deal
or in the State. Every one knows that our
prices for cattle here In West Virginia are
dictated BY the prices Of the export trade,
and that when restrictions are heaped upon
the exporter he OF course pays less price
TO the shipper, and the stocks are cameo
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PRODUCE.

CH1oAeo, November 5.-Trade in wheat
stsrted in q rather hesitating way. With
easier cables and assurances that the grow
inc wheat in the dry areas in the South
west had been greatly benefited by the re-
cent rains, the first impulse was to sell the
market of. But when it was considered
that the days receipts were nearly l4O cars
less than estimated, that the deliveries at
primary points for The week were again
small as compared with the previous
weeks and that the exports from both
coasts were still generous the market took
on q decidedly hrmer tone Corn was quiet
% nj arm Oats were firmer on small local
rsceipts. Hog products were firmer mainly
~ The lighter receipts OF hogs than ex-
s,ecfad Flour slow. Wheat. cash No. 2
ss,,rirr rosie: No spring 5Sa00c: No 2 red
7les5o: November 7O5{a50s<c, closing At
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An "Irishman" Talks,
To the Editor ortAe Register:

To the Editor oftAs Register:
SIR:-Is it not a remarkable thing TO
note the very great love developed py
the Republican party whenever cleo
ton times come round for the Irish
American"
Between times we hear nothing from
them but the constant assertion that
the Democratic party owes any success
they may achieve through the, Irish. or
as they term it, the Catholic vote. "
They say that Tammany Is controlled
by Irishmen. Burchard says: Rum,
Romanism and Rebellion" A. Il.
Campbell says: 'In the cities we have
to fight the Catholic churches.
One of their candidates for the Legis-
lature in this county is working the
Catholic dodge for all it is worth against
the only Catholic on our Legislative
ticket. OF what remains OF the ola
know nothing party, every mothers
son of them has found refuge In the he
publican camp. Go about our own city,
talk to any Republican, and If politics
come up, in less than five minutes the
Irish and the Catholics will be dragged
into the question. And yet this party
of shams and pretenses, the party OF
know-nothingism and prescription Is
posing as the friend Of the Irish-Ameri-
can.
The Il,teLligencer loves them particu-
larly. 1t is SOLDERING all over them
this morning. But what can be ex-
pected Of sheet that proves itself a
liar by It's own published afidavits In
the Faulkner case, and yet has so little
sense of self-respect as to attempt TO
brazen the matter out. Save your print
er's ink, dear Inteiltgencer. You have
no conscience to save. As long as the
Irishmau loves liberty he will vote the
Democratic ticket. FRESHMAN
WHEELING, October 20.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November s. Cattle - Re.
ceipts. 4,5O0 head; shipments, 1900 head
market. dull and weak; best natives & %
as 60: others, g. S0a5 90; Texans az 75a
90: westerns 81 90a4 80; COWS 81 25a9 Is.
HoRs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market, &c higher; rough and
IS 3Oa5 GO; prime heavy 50 6Oa5 IS; light
s. 35a&5 90.
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
900 head: market, lower: natives s. 90
az q5: Westerns 81 0Os4 80; fed Texans
50 9Oa4 Is; lambs 81 5Oa5 20.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-Hogs, strong
at "a d0a5 60; receipts. 1900 head; ship
ments, 3, 700 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07
FOR SAIL. !,


EIsyen-roomed brick house. with brick stable,
on the corner Of Twenty.slIth street and alley
Will offer this property for = few days AZ a less
price than II would cost 90 build the house 10
Is q good location for either residence or bus
mess; will pay 1871 to ID per cent As an In.
Yestment
A roomed house, with large yard, At asa
National Road. intersection OF Market street.
poubis house. iOai0 South Broadway, FOR
$500 This property will pay i21i per cent az
IN investment.
street for t1.6OO
New six,roomed house. stone cellar. tin roof,
windows on weights, n ffst-class property. on
Erie street Island, $500 cash, 900 on three or
four years time. or ALTO cash. IL now rents
FOR el8
BUILDING LOTS.
South Front street, lot 3OI70 low water
mark. FOR 81. 800. You will never buy these lots
for such money again. It's Dafgain.
We have the choice lots IN CilcbIitta addl'
ton. high ground AT very low pfices-t35,
500. t3S1. t4DO, $3.50 They are bargains sud
will pay 70 buy aud hold.
800 will buy one OF the beat lots on Nofth
Huron street, size 75Ii43.
sy75 for lot on Cald wells run. b0xibO.
The choice OF Wosdsdale and Glendale.
TO LET.
Best Flat In the city
Seven .roomed furnished house.
Five. rooDed house. 1908 HON street
Flye.rcomsd house corner New Jersey aud
North Huron streets.
Business house fcs next year; splendid retail
location.
G. o. Smith, 1929 Market st.
rcOg
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FOR SALE.

Fam. 20 acres, two miles from cit splendid
I'm proyements: suitable for gsf6enink
Fruit farm, 81 acres. one mile west OK bf1eRa
Farm SS acres. on Middle Wheeling creek
House rooms, Twsnty-ninih street, ~
~ double on brieE house, $50 and s5ig chapIlns
street, 6 rooms eacn, with al modern Improve
House rooms. Pike street; chsap
Two lois IN Handlsn'f addition, cheap. .
No. 5J6 Market street. Z rooms, ti,tOo
Qfl5 aud 2ll7 Main street, ~ feet front
House rooms. 26i5Jacob street aud 4-room
house In rear $40
House rooms. 281O Jscob street, f33o
House rooms aud ball, With modss'
veniences $40 Jacob street. 127bD.
House rooms on Fourteenth stree
House rooms Jacob street. -
tenth and Sixteenth streets. w
House rooms. Eon street. g
'' Thrse houses. NOystsn .
Splendid farm. 70 aer'
city Cheap.
Lot on Twenty. ninb
One.hslf lot on Chr
800.
One-half lot o.
wheeling, 800
one OF ths
city, fontingc
NESBI1-
oclB
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DRY GOODS.

New York, November 5.-The dry goods
market was relatively quiet in view Of the
half holiday and election excitement. The
cotton goods market continued TO give evil
dence of growing strength. Prints were
strong in tone, generally higher prices
looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

back upon our own over crowded markets
with disastrous results.
If you write this matter up, using the
enclosed letter, and give 1t prominent
place in your Mondays paper, II VIII 90 - .
restrictions on our cattle trade are intend
ed as a retaliation on the American tarin,
and that so long as the farmer continues 70
vote for protection he can never expect 70
have permanent increase in the prices Oh
his live stock.
Most truly yours,
Al ID POST
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table No. Z, to take effect 1901 O. IN,
Sunday, October 23d, 1892.

Time Table No. 4 % lAAe tuoct IZ.UI q. IN,
Sunday October 23d, 1892.
Leave wheelinE-t5:40, t7:l5. t7:35, 1915,
AS I'll 100 a. M Sl2:l5 ti:45, 1900, 400, 1875
Leave Peninsula-+5:46, t7:23, t7:42, 1851,
S9:bl. til:O7 g. m, Sl2:2A 1853, 1906, '4:08
-: Al. $3.50, 1926 p. m.
Leave w. & l.. +. and c., L. & w. Junction
Ss:27. 1852. +7:0. sl0:03, '10:42 a. m, tl:l0.
IAN. s3:27, s5:O5, 1871, IS :55. tl0:S9 p. m.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-t7:l9, 'lO:07 u. m,
II: 10 1871, s5:0S p. m.
Leave De Hass CrosSing-t7:l4 l0:0S q. m,
IA, 1879. $40 p. IN.
tDaily except Sunday 'Daily. sSundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph office at Wheeling is the Standard
Time.
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NKw YoRK, November 5.-Pig iron,
in lair demand; American slS 00al5 30.
CoDper. quiet; lake &11 IS. Lead, dull
az Ss IS. Tin. dull; straits s2075.
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CHEsAPEAKE g. OHIO RAIL

-, q, E, rimt.ed solid, with Dining Oar, be.
. HeS" New York, Washington and Cincinnati.
V S%e slespe; between Washington and
HE.oS;syilIe and old Point and Cincinnati SEIZED
uIs in Eject F b:uary ;; 1891 E SsSTAAE srhSD,
49, TINS; East OF Clifton Forge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07

For BURNS, SCALDs, BRUISES and all
pain and soreness Of the flesh, the
grand household remedy is DR.. Thomas
Eclectrlc Oil. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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Nos. 3And 4, daily, +. T. V. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vesti
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis.
vile and between Cincinnati and Old Point
Comfort.
Nos. and solid trains with Pullman Sleepers
between Cincinnatiand Washington. No. 3has
Pullman Sleeper RonceVerte to Old Point Com.
fort daily.
Train No. Sleaves Clifton Forge at e:1oa. m
and arrives at Charlottesville At 10: 10 4. IN.
HUNTINGTON DIVISIONS No. ID, leave
Clifton Forge daily 8:e0s m. arrive Huntington
$50 p. m. No. Il, daily, leave Huntington 600
a. m, arrive Clifton Forge 4:3o p m. No. Is,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewell 500 q.
m, arrive Huntington 1000 q. m. No. IL, daily
exec pt Sunday, leave Huntington 400 p. m, at.
ti CcIISSc ci; DIVISION: No. IT, daily eI-
cept Sunday, leave Huntington e:10 "a. m, arrive
Cincinnati 1915 9. m. No; IL, daily except
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 800 p m, arrive
Huntington $40 p. m. No; 10, daily sIespt
Sunday, leave MAysyiIle b;4o a. M, arrive Gin
leave Cincinnati 800 p. m, arrive haySVllls
'''O OSCAR W. G. MURRAY, Trans Manager
h. FULLER, Gen'l Pass.Agent
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PErRoLEUM.

New YoRK, November 5-Petroleum
Neglected: not a single sale reported. De-
cember options, 5l5xc bid. SIC asked
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A MANLY LETTER.

y simpson, Jr.. ~,r.,... H,m..lF
IT,. Vita Mueb yieor
Dr. LIE W. ", November 5.
d. :, O'o'etora, amrOn W. Pa:
as wss 5iH' NOTED An the Herald Of
,'ss y SSSS S. an aF'ieV1 AAting in effect
''aO'u simpson for
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x 49, Pennsylvania Stations
VIE0RnSyIVdnid lines
Trains Bun by Central Time.

rrcxTr OFFICES AT pKNrsYLvIEIL STATION on
WATER ST., FoOT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEILfEo,
AT HcLURE HOUSE,, WHEELpo, AND ~ The
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BEIDeEroRl.
GorrruWEsr sIsrKx-" PAP HANDLE ROUTE
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday April g. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: @DAily. tDaily
Except sunday. Central Time.
SOUTH BOUND I
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
ORoAD. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
71S At Wheeling. Eastern
1EXAEkEA time. Schedule In effect
~ EFVsSEsS<3M May e. 1892.
MfEtstASSt39{fS MAIN LINE EAST.
{1tS-@S2NEe9A For Baltimore, Philadel
kztH HSlyKEsNAN 91sy phiS and New York. 1925
~ NfIAfsE2SEJ and 5l5 a. M, 500 p. m
Ek6A-SSSZsS1E<s<4lv daily.
VlE}sEsllI ifETsstS% Cumberland Accommo-
n.y. slsse;s44TV dalton, 500 u. In. daily eI'
% niIs o,o Gspfa SSHStaEaaTvO oU AND
1l:40 a. N. and 6:l0 ana lV'1o r. "' eA0'p' sun
day. and 300 p. N. daily
ARRIVE.
From New York, Phiiadelphia and Baltimore,
S:25 and 1905 a. IN. and il:2O p. NJ, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 400 p M e1'
Grafton Accommodation, 1878 a. m, daily.
MoundEyille Accommodation, Gas and $40
m. and lis and 1850 M except sunday
and l0:35 q. N. daily.
TRAEs.oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, 1885 and 10;05 a. m. 10 30 p. m.
daily and 1925 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1885 and lo:o6 a. m, and
Columbus Accommodation, 1913 p. M, except
ST. Gjairsville Accommodation, 1905 g. m.
and 1925 p. m, except Sunday.
Chicago Express, LIS and $40 a. m. daily,
and 1905 p. m, except Sunday, and 5:55 p. N.
daily.
Cincinnati Express, Sos a. m. and 5:55 p. m.
daily.
except Sunday.
st. Clairsvile Accommodation, 1905 p. m. and
5:55 D. IN. except Sunday.
W., &B. DIV SION.
For Pittsburg 10 and 30 q. IN, and $40 p.
m daily, and :30p. m. daily except sunday.
FOR Pittsburg and the East, o 90 p. IN. daily
Washington Accommodation 300 p. N. eK-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Plttsburg, 1906 a. m. daily, 70: ib p. m,
except sunday, $3.50 aud 1910 p. IN. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 q. N. daily
except sunday ,or,r
General PASSENGER Agent, Baltimore
Us. LANE, Wheeling. deh
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-FARM OF
Ii l092 acres, on line OF c., l.. & W. railroad.
II miles west OF WILDWOOD. Also 1871 acres
good coal land same place. Will he sold on
easy terms. To close an estate farm OF 800 acres
and one or IS acres, Belmont county, Ohio, on
B.. L. 4 c. railway. Lots 72 snd 7S. J.. A. Mil
ler's subdivision. NcNechen. House, S6io Main
street. roomed house South Trout street
New house nicely attsd Up on Elizabeth street
Store room and dwelling 92lS Main street. Lots
in the Eighth ward, forteth aud forty-trst
streets store room and dwelling 2eSt. Main
street GEO. II, CARHAHAH, 1904 Market
street Room I. uolh
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MouHDsvILLE's PROSPERITY

No town in the Ohio Valley has
grown more rapidly in proportion 10
its size during the past year than
Moundsville. For health and beauty
Of situation, il will compare iavorabIy
with any town on the Ohio river, and
investors will find il profitable TO in
vestigate its many advantages. One
hundred dwellings viii be needed to
supply the demand for those who viii
work in the Weaving Mill and Shoe
Factory. Apply for particulars to
J. GLENN COOK, General Manager,
NOUYDSYlLLE MINING & MANFG CO.,
MOUNDSviLLE, w. VA.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
May q l8o2 EXPLANATION OF RErEREEcE
MARKS: tDaily: sunday excepted; +Aon-
day excepted; saturday excepted; iSuncay
only: saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Iime'
mich is one hour earlier than Central Time.
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I1oR REsT-PoUR BOON nc
il Of 1917 kaln street ln4aifs
DUscu.
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tDaIIy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave hl.1 Grove
H. 4. WEISGERBES
Gen. Manager.
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Money, Per Cent. - Governments,
DuII-Stoclxs, Active and StrOng-Wheat,
Firmer-FIour, Slow.
New YORK, November 5.-Money on
call easy at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 516a6 per cent Sterling exchange