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estimates, and il has been decided by the Gov
erumcnt should any obstruction be offered the
closure viii be enforced, although contrary TO
any precedent OF the House. The leader Of he
Government, It'll stated trusts that the Opposi-
ton will show a manifest spirit Of compromise,
but it is understood the Uuioniats and followers
are vely bitter and that they have decided to
refuse pairing during the forthcoming shoot
ing season.
A despatch from Cardiff reports that a Taft
Vale train Bound to that town became derailed
upon a curve and rolled down an embarkment,
killing seventeen and iniuring forty others.
1t is reported that II. NJ. s. Forth.a cruiser
Of the second class, rammel and nearly sank
the British steamer Kirkhy in a fog of
Start Point.
Dispatches from Paris announce that the
elections will take place on the Goth instant.
There are 1000 candidates Offering 10 fill
5e4 seats up to the present scanGy inter est
in the elections is manifested, especial y since
it is conceded that d Republican magnify will
be maintained. The number it is thought
will be unchanged.
Premier Dupuy has announced his pro
gramme i'll an Opportunist speech.
The ship San Juan, from Hong Kong for.
Manila, with a cargo of oil and 253 persons
on beard is on fire off Darigayos Point. l62
Of the number it is reported have been lost.
New York, August l5th.-In the. British
House Of Commons yesterday the Prime
Minister, replying to an interpolation from
Mr.. Everett, MP. for Woodbridge stated that
the bill now presented TO the United States
Senate, proposing a free coinage of silver at a
ratio Of 81 to one gold, in no way represented
the views Of the United States Government,
and that the present moment would be mop
perfume 10 make any proposal for an Anglo
American agreement, especially upon a par
basis between gold and silver. He also con
sideIed that he doubted whether the passage
of the above into law would Justify any such
proposal being accepted by England.
The death is announced of General Sir d.
B. Hamley from heart disease.
In consequence Of numerous reports that
Queen Victoria had been seized with paralysis,
and in order to dispel such erroneous state
ments, Her Majesty drove out ON Saturday
last, and on Sunday attended divine service.
In the evening she attended a dinner party, in
her usual, good health.
Dispatches from Copenhagen report that
the Czar and Czarina will arrive there on the
oath inst, meeting the Princess Of Wales and
daughters, together with the Duke and Duchess
Of York, all tobe guests Of the King and Queen
of Denmark
The Prince Of Wales purposes visiting the
grand Dske Of Hosso at Dar:nstadt; the Duke
Of Edinburgh goes to Coburg, and the En-
press Frederic to Kronberg.
1t is also understood that the King Of
Denmark will later visit the Duke and
Duchess of Fife at Braemar.
New York, August 18th.
Flour ST. bewrauos pr. brl. 1856
Meal. best hr~andywne per brI. us
, 1893-08-16
THE ROYAL GUESTS
Times, l4tb July

The King and Queen sof Denmark. accom-
panied by the Prince and Princess Of Wales.
tho C~esarewltcb, the Duke and Duchess Of
Teck, and other members of the lEoyaI Fami-
~ went on Saturday to the Guildhall, where
Din address was presented to them on behalf
Of the Corporation Of the City, and where
they were afterwards entertained at luncheon
by the Lord Mayor. The King Of Denmark.
spoke twice, IN answer to the address and q
few words Of thanks for the toast of his
health. He expressed deep qualification at
at the warm reception which be and the
Queen Of Denmark had received il England,
and referred to the spirit Of popular attach
ment to the Royal Family Of the Unjtei
Kingdom which had been shown dor.ng the
past few days. The Crsarewitch also returned
thanks to the Lord Mayor for proposing his
health. The Prince Of Wales salj that he
had been deeply touched by tile reception
given to the Duke of York and his bride.
The Cesarewitch paid visit to the House
of Commons on Friday. He entered the
Peers Gallery Immediately aftcr tie division
on Mr.. r. w. Russells motion for adjourn
ment. He heard a portion of N. Conybeare's
explanation Before proceeding to the
Lower Chamber the distinguished visitor
spent seine time III one of the galleries of the
House of Lords, Lord Wimborne acting as
his eicerone.
The King and Queen of Denmark, the
Princess of Wales, the Processes Victoria and
Maud, and the Cesarewitch and suite were
present at the performance of Les HUguenOts
on Saturday evening at the Royal Opera
house, Covent- garden
, 1893-08-16

around these islands was quite open II 1855,
l9s9, and 1900. while in 1891 and io94 thee
was little ice in the vlcinity.- DID -, Jane.
, 1893-08-16

We see by the Government Gazette that
pIsnts.o various kinds, including cocoa.
coffee, nutmegs ana oil palm are being poo
yided by tile Curator Of the Betani a. Station
for froa distribution among punch asers ot
Crown Lands. In about Two ~ nths time
about 5000 mao cocoa plants viii be avaiIa-
Bile. This is certainly a move in the light
direction, and the offer should be eagerly
accepted by peasant pIoprioto"s. We hope,
by he way, that this free distribution viii
bo confined to peasant propriotors st Vincent
Sentry.
, 1893-08-16

We hear Of a really amusing incident from
the Windward quarter wherein pride had a
terrible fall. 4 young oveIseer lit is not
fair to mention namesl WAS g.uiy bestriding
one Of bis employers horses and proudly pro-
claimed the borrowed steod his own. Nemesis
followed swift and sure. for our friont. not
having taken ont j iicence for q horse W Is On
Che strength Of his own assertions. htIed
before the T. III. w. D by a policeman who
must have been a bit OF a way. Unable to
"cry off, at this stage of tho proceedings the
proud bestfider Of the borrowed quddtupeI
had to take cut q Iicence for horse he never
possessed, and to pay in addition a fine Of
FL 5 Q for not DONG SO before. Surely tho
recording angel wall consider that proud
cavalier sufficiently punished, and VIII blot
out the record Of that -'leetle ib' for which
he paid 80 doar.-lbid.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 2S. Cattle, receipts 5000
head shipments, 3. 900 head; market steady;
prime steers a. 90a5 %; good to choice
81 3Oa4 so; others 90 15a4 25 Texans. e l5a
3 IS; westerns, 6 O0s3 65; cows, 81 C0a2 80.
Hogs-Receipts, "a, 900 head; shipments,
5000 head; market 20a25c lower; mixed
and packers s. 25s5 25; prime heavy, Is Is
as 40; choice light mixed, 6 35a5 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head. market, steady; suckers, 81 25
az IS; ewes, s. 3Os4 80; westerns, a 25a4 50;
ambs, s. 00a5 So
EAST LIBERTY, July 2s.-Cattle. receipts,
LOO head; shipments l,040 head; market
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts, 2, 100 head; shipments,
1850 head market opened fair and closed
dull a. l5c of from opening prices; medium
and light weights s. 20a6 95; extreme
heavy s. S0s6 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
200 head; market very duA at unchanged
prices.
CINCINNATI. o., July 2S.-Hogs. lower at
Is OOa5 So; receipts, 5000 head; shipments
200 head.
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ELM GROVE.

A passing freight train on the B. Il
o. Railroad set fire TO Thornburg's cat
field, just east of Elm Grove, about IL
O'clock yesterday and burnt up several
shocks Of oats. Had II not been that
the neighbors turned out in force and
worked hard the whole crop would have
teen burned up and the loss consider
able.
The Rev. John w. Waddle, OF Devroes-
burg, Pa, will preach at the Presby-
terrain Church at Elm Grove on Sunday
morning az IL o'clock. As Mr.. Waddle
was born and raised near the Grove
there will be many glad OF an oPpor-
tunity to hear him.
The Boys Mission Band OF the Pres
byterian Stone Church at Elm Grove are
making big preparations for a festival
at the Town Hall In the grove next
Thursday night. The West Alexande r
band are TO furnish the music and q
good time may be expected.
Robert ]. Grler and family, OF Pitts
burg, are visiting his father, Rev. l..
Grier, at the Grove. R. ]. Grier is as
sistant superintendent of the water
works in Pittsburg. He is now off on a
vocation.
Mrs. Il. w. Thompson and son Hugh,
OF Moundsville, who have been visiting
Mrs. J. n. Thornburg for the last ten
days, have returned home.
Isaac Degarm who has been very low
with typhoid fever for some days, is
now some better.
Mrs. Belle Mccartney, of Cambridge,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Jane Hull at the
Grove.
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KINGWOOD.

KING WOOD, W. VA, July 2S.-F. NJ.
Thomas, the State agent for the Home
Insurance Company, is up at Sutton on
business.
Miss Fannie Adams, OF Keyser, is the
guest Of Miss Grace Morris, Of near
town.
Mrs. M. w. Rider and her daughter
Virgie returned home from Mt. Lake
Park, yesterday.
Walter Royse, OF Indianapolis, Ind, is
visiting Mr.. Henry Copeman,
Mrs. J. Ed. Kildow and children, OF
Grafton, were visitors at Mrs. Ktldow's
parents over Sunday.
Messrs. Enos and Frank LautZ, OF the
FAR West, were here over Sunday. They
are old KingWood boys and have host
Of friends mere who were glad to see
them.
Joseph Morgan, esq, Of Buckhannon,
has been here this week.
Attorney John b. Holt, Miss Tura
Holt and Postmaster Holt, all OF Graf
ton, came 70 town yesterday evening.
A select party will leave here next
Wednesday for a drive through Tucker,
Grant. Pendleton, Pochahontas, Ran
dolph and Barbour.
William Gay Browns having his resi-
dence reprinted.
Attorney Neil j. Fortney has begun
work on remodelinR his residence.
A. A. Werner is st work on his ne
residence. s,
w. QUAY Rosselle expects to give al
Evolutionary entertainment here in Sep
TENDER.
Misses Hattie Moore and JULIA Ian
don, OF Salisbury, Conn.,, are the guests
Of D. F. FaWcetL
John Metheny, Of near Alorights-
VILE, was a prisoner before Squire
Good win one day this week. He gave
bail in the sum OF 500 for his good be-
hsviOr.
Harvey Stemple was married on Sun
dav evening TO Miss Emma jenkins.
Rev. NJ. w. Rider was the officiating
minister. Mr.. Stemple is the chief
clerk for that popular frm, Smith,
Brown & Co., and Is an excellent young
man.
The Home campmeeslng" held here
from last Wednesday until Sunday
evening was q religions success and
much good was accomplished.
George Sheets was seriously burt yes
terday while driving q team with load
~ coal He slipped and fell under she
wheels, which passed over his body,
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BELLAIRE

The banquet to be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening TO celebrate the
anniversary of Our Pride Council,
Daughters of Liberty, promises to be
we'll attended. Lade Washington and
Ing, and the Council Of McMechen
promise to be present. No programme
has been prepared. The features of the
evening will De social intercourse and
refreshments.
d. II. Milligan, editer Of the st.
CairSville Gazette, is being urged TO
accept the Democratic nomination for
Representative. We know Of no man in
the county who would prove a more
acceptable nominee to the party. He
has the ability TO make splendid
legislator.
Why doesn't the city take charge of
the several public pumps 10 the city and
keep them in repair? The way the
pumps are patronized shows to what ex-
cent they are a public benefit, and IL Is
q difficult JOB TO. raise collections to pay
for repairs when so many make use Of
them.
Two plain DRINKS were in the city
| Jail yesterday. One was dismissed. The
other Is a chap who was found wander
ing about the streets Thursday night IN
his bare feet, carrying his shoes In his
hands. His case has not yet been dis
] posed Of.
Local Union No. "a, will hold meet
ing this afternoon to hear the report OF
/ their delegates at the American Flint
/ GlassWorkers' National Convention
Rudolph Archer and Thomas Powers.
Grand Representative ]. r Miles, OF
| Mt. Gilead. and Grand Master M. s.
Clapp. OF Warren, o., were In the city
yesterday, calling on brother Odd
Fellows.
o. P. Msson's store remained closed
yesterday on account Of the critical i'll
ness Of his little child, that died last
evening.
The Democratic primaries will be
| held this evening in the several pre-
cincts in this city from to 2 O'Clock.
Members OF the new Pension Board
have received their commissions, and
will meet the old board next week.
The County Commissioners were In
the city yesterday looking about the
progress Of work Oh the pixies.
The Misses Lille and Ida Cook, OF
PittSburg, are guests Of Jacob Heather
ington, Of the First ward.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meager has purchased
the Fred Burkett residence property on
Harrison street. for $3.50.
c. NJ. Weyrick and sister, Miss Ada,
returned on Thursday evening from the
Worlds Fair.
Fifty boys wanted to sell the SUNDAY
REGISTER tomorrow. Apply TO c. IL.
Blakeney.
Charles Warnock and wife have re-
turned from a protracted stay in the
country.
Two new skelping machines are be-
ing placed in Ault's Touring mill.
Mrs. w. r. Morgan is visiting her
parents near Beallsville.
Black berries are retailing in this mar
ket at 90c per bucket.
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Dnn,s Review of Trade.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-R. q. Dun IL
Co. S weekly review of trade says: The
hardest week yet has left the business
word still able TO rejoice in the sound
ness and strength disclosed. No banks
here or at other eastern cities and no
eastern firms of large Importance have
gone down, bnt numerous banks failed
at the West, including some OF high
repute and large business. But through
ali the strain the banks OF New
York have passed without trouble and
imports OF gold have commenced. From
81. 900. 600 10 So, 900, 900 in money has
been sent West every day and large
decrease In bank reserves Is expected as
the Treasury has not been discussing
heavily. Few commercial loans have
been negotiated and at high rates.
At other cities the money
markets have been quite close.
Chicago has drawn heavily on New
York, but in that and other cities bank
statements indicate creditable sound
ness. Many wooden factories are clos
ing for month or more or indefinitely
because orders are slack, for while job
bers' orders are about as usual clothiers
still hold off. The iron business grows
less active. Bar is weak and has been
sold at 1. 55 cents. Plates are in narrow
demand and structural iron is irregular
with beams down to l. so cents. or steel
bars %, 900 tons were sold TO agricul-
tural implement makers at Chicago.
Failures during the past week num-
Der $50 in the United States against III
last year and twenty-three in Canada
against twenty-five last year. 1t Is
noteworthy that only three failures
were of capital above 100000 each,
only ninety-nine OF capital over $4,000.
Over fifty banks stopped during the
week, bat nearly all were in the West.
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One Of the cleverest ideas IN the way
OF such a gown was a mode colored pom
gee, with piece OF half inch MANILA
rope sewn into the skirt In lover and
over" stitches, the holes IL goes through
being bUttOnhOled firmly. This makes
a very odd but effective trimming, and
IL Is placed about four inches from she
bottom, so that 10 appears 70 be hemmed
from the outside. The neck is cut TO
come down 70 where the shoulders and
neck join and straight across. The pom
gee is gathered az the neck, and from
there 10 falls 20 the waist line, but across
the breast are the fat rows Of ribbon
woven in the pOngee. The ribbon Is
rush green. The sash ribbon is the same
with iridescent spangles sewn along ir-
regularly.
The distinction Of this negligee con-
sists 10 the sling sleeves, which are
made Of Algerian silk 10 its barbaric
stripes Of color, 10 which green, yellow
aud pink predOminate- In the back
there is a vatican Of the pOngee silk,
with lOOped manila rope, forming
sort Of brel0Que, and With ends irInged
out quarter of yard and intermlngled
with flOselle Of green, yellow and pink.
Tt seems that, as the few pattern
gowns arrive from abroad now show,
the oerthaS or bretelle capes are 70 be
more exaggerated than ever. saw
one made Of iridesCent silk, blue and
red, making a rich purple in its shades,
and there were stffeued bretelles that
stood out at least eighteen inches from
the neck 20 the widest part The skirt
was plain empire, with ribbon rutle
az the knee and one al the bottom In
the same shades, and nowhere did the
skirt touch the ground, and it stood
out ike bell.
A black silk warp henrietta had
plain tailor finish skirt, with a shell
plating of the same elegant material.
This shell plating Is very fine, and
when well made is one Of the prettiest
trimmings ever devised whore neat
work shows. There were three rows OF
the shell plaitings eight inches apart
bringing the upper one "a inches from
the bottom. The waist had enormous
bretelles stiflened 70 stad out like wings,
and 10 front one tapped over the other
10 6chu styles aud fastened under
rosutte. The giyOt sleeves were eDOr-
nous az the top.
A very handsome gown was received
last week by one Of the large houses,
and it is a model on which many others
will be- built. It was of pale heliOtrOpe
faiIe, with deep dounce Of white
mousseline de sole, with q heading Of
the same, fastened by double edge box
plating Of a darker shade Of heliOtrope.
Around the waist and arOud the neck
are other plaitings Of the silk muslin.
The upper sleeves are Of shot surah,
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purple and gold, and there are double
plaltiugs around the arms and around
the neck, the latter being placed on the
wide bertha, which is cut on a hali cir
Gle. so that il falls into rich folds and to
q jabOt point.
The Turkish women are adopts in
making fine trimming. Some like beads;
others like pears with leaves sewn in OF
the dress material or some other con-
trasting material. Il is quilted up.
They also make a trimming Of black
silk or dark blue that represents a flight
OF swallows, and this Is SGT as q border
upon the edges OF their outer garments.
I expect thai some enterprising dress
maker will soon have the beading or
other similar garniture made for fine
resses. OLIVE HARPER.
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO. July 2S-Utter decentralization
characterized the wheat market through
out the session to-day. and all previous
records for low prices were again broken.
There was veritsole panic on the part Of
holders of long wheat 70 get rid OF their
enormous load, and one firm is reported as
paying as high as 81 cents bushel 70 car
~ over large line Of wheat into Septem-
Der. The price for Semptember was 2l<
cents under yesterdays close. Tue lioui-
dation continued throughout the session
ana the market showed little rallying pow
er At ans. tina The decision Of the banks
last night TO issue certificates. while its III
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PETROLEUM

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Petroleum spot
sales, none; August options, sales none;
offered at 57s{.
on CRY, PA, July 2S.-Opened at nc;
highest 5sc; lowest and closed at 575zc;
sales. 10. 600 barrels; clearances, none; ship
ments, 1851 barrels; runs, 97,e6l barrels
PrrrssURe, PA, July 2s-opened and
lowest 571Sc; closed at 51ISc; highest
573{c
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-Wool, market
dull and nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvs-
mia and West Virginia Xxx and
above 2Sa25c; y 22a221ic: medium
26a27c; coarse 26a27c; New YORK.
Michigan. Indiana and Western fine or \
or XX2Oa2sc: medium 25a26c; fine washed
delaipe X and Xxx 23a2Tc; medium washed
combing and delaine, 2Ta2sc; coarse 90 90
26aa7c: Canada washed COM ing ZIazyc;
tub washed choice 3lA33e; Montana 2al6c;
Territorial 9ai6c-
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FALLSTYLES.
CHARMING WOMEN HABITED IN A GRACE
RUL NEGLIGEE
A Clever ldsa-Conarabls and Attractive FrOckS
Nica Attire for Little 6irls-A Very Handsome
Model Fall Gown-Fins Turkish Trimming.
- -. q las Rsgls.sr.

New YORK, July 27.-Perhsps a
woman is never more charming than
when ha6ited In q graceful negligee.
BY that Is not meant those bulgy,
shapeless nightROwn shaped wrappers
that give a woman almost elephantine
proportions, but neat, trim shape, nj
tag and quilting the figure and depend
ing for its negilgee effect upon wat
teau back and gathered front fastened
down under q ribbon whose floating
ends always look so Womanish and dam
~.
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breaking three ribs, and, it is feared,
hurt him internally.
A young man by the name OF Hous-
ton, from Morgantown, rode his bicycle
from there to this place, a distance OF
twenty-five miles, in two hours and tt-
teen minutes.
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rRLNs.oHIo DIVISIONS.

Tor Columbus, Chicago asd the west eo0A
m. and L25 p. NJ daily, and 40 p m, eaosvs
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. LsBi4 iab
and 10 % A. m, daily.
ATOP. N, except sunday.
AnRfvE
From Chicago, 3b5 a N. aud 40 p. M. daily
and 1870 p. m, except sunday.
From -. Louis, Cincinnati and CoiunDa4
500 a. m. and 8 10 p. m, daily.
81. Cialrsvllis accommodates, iao5 and his
p. m. except sunday CORR,
Osnsral Passenger Agent
1T. LANE. T. p. ACT. Whssbng. ". Va
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Nrw YoRK, July 2S.-Pig iron, dull and
steady: American, el2 75sl5 50y Copper,
Quiet; lake, SO co. Lead, dulli domestic
s. s.. Tn, steady straits tlSee
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YoRK, July 2s.-The dry goods
market was devoid Of new interest
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The Rev. Mark Guy Pearss, the emil
nent English Divine, writes:
BEDFORD PLACE, RUSSELL SQUARE,
LONDON, December 10, ISIS. !
81 think il only right that should
tell you Of how much use ind ALL
COCKS PoROUs PRAsTERs in my family
and among those TO whom I have recon-
mendsd them. / 6nd them very breast
plate against colds and coughs"
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wsdnss.
day, juno 1882. trains will run /" follow
city time.
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii lehve EIm Vro's
II. WEIs0ERBER,
Gen. hAnagsL
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NhsslIue Bride aTsrmind Railway Co.
Time Table Noe, 70 take effect lasgi a a..
Sunday. July D 1870.

Time Table MOI. 70 take eject l2iyi a a.,
Sunday. Jsiy D 1870.
l..v. Whssling-ts.4o. f5sD. ls;U l9s1
AGO. a. 70 fz.9s, - 90 si:5J. 5000. n.
Leave Psninsgia-f5.f5. fs:S, 800. leid.
.t0.Og a. m. f2s3I, $40, st.36. SOS y. ~
Arrive Nartn's fsffJ-t6;5l, f5.iA 80
g9:5d 4lO.I2a M. f2.Ss, 'z:t2. =. q. " " p -
Ir,iye Terminal JanetiOn-f6.3t, 1871 = ",
1900. 40 ia N, f2.G sl:H - ~. 81 l3 ~
Lsavs Teruinal Jsuction ~. q ty.oy. -le.fh
an, tf:s6. s1'so. 70: Il, IS: IA fs;A 81
Leave Martins FsnT-f7slh ~ o.. 'lo;S q
m. N :4S. a 81 %: 10 ts:iS. fs.A ~, p. n
Lave Psninsala--N:5t, 1854, si0;5e a ~
ti:1S sa.B. 49,. 1913, fssSs, SO % y ~
Arrive Whssllng-fI:t. sd ITO NJ
ti.8 s2:s2, 1871, 1881. $3.50, fl0ili ?. ~.
.Dsliy. tDaily srospt sunday. isaaasJs
only. -. -,
noIesas J. = TAUbsiC. buph
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
oa aad after June n. Passenger Trains vii
run a. fellow. 'Daiiy. tDaiiy, E1cepi SEA-
day. Central Tina.
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rlahco Sc the HeElste pages VII
Rdsmon rate ifs superiority p -, -. -
n Hzfr 49,, II t.e ~ i. su-rouna
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WHEELING AND PITTsbUko DlVislVh.
For Pitttbufg, Washington, Baltimore. Phti'
adelphia and New York. sos a m and o1 p
IN. daily, -.
Phtsburg accom- notation. 7.9o a M, daily.
Pittsburg express. L0 , m efcept snn'A1
except sunday.
PittsbsrE sIprsss. 600 p. M. sunday euly
.. ARHTE.
From New York. Philadeipbla Baltimors,
Washington and PittsturR u 10 and iob a ~
daily. -.
PittsburE mail, i2D p. m, S4cspt sunday
and go p. m, daily.
Washington, Pa, ccommodauou a. NJ
Pitt PittsbSrg .2pr,,s. iobB a n. suHdktoay.