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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-19
PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT, w. VA, March 17.-Capt. j.
II. Jar00e expects 70 leave for DeKai0, H.,
his future home, about March 70.
j.. q. Luke moved 10 New York on
Wednesday H.. j. Freeland moved into
the Davis mansion. vacated by Mr.. Luke.
Thomas Carr, OF MOrgantown, was here
Thursday.
MI. CARBON Lodge, No. 2S. A. f. & A.
M, haI a very interesting meeting on
Tuesday evening. Visitors were present
from Cumberland: Messrs. II. FOOter, w.
Lander, C. Stuib5n, Ed. D0nneuy; from
Keyser, John and A. Il. Bintzeli, d. h.
R00mscralt. VIM Linn, r. Is. Wilmer w.
T. Fazenoacker, d. O.. kOelZ. At 10 p. n.
the members present were conducted 70
Cramer Hall, where "a bOuntitul supper was
served by q. III. Smith, Addresses were
delivered by Brothers Prof. o. II. Bruce,
Rev. vs.. II. Locke, j. w. FOrttman, Y.
Frater, w. Is. Mole, Joshua Williams and
others.
The Gilbert band viii give a musical
concert on tomorrow evening IN the Opera
House.
A move is on foot to put water works in
Westernp0rt.
d. V. T.. Thrallage. Of Beliugton, was in
town Sunday and Monday.
III. H. NaDsbaCh, of Cumberland, was
here several days this week.
Geo. Mansbach was 10 Philadelphia this
week.
+. s. Landstreet, of Thomas, W. Va,
was in town Tuesday.
Jos. Gletz, O. W. Harrison, G. W. Har-
risOn. dr., T.. f. Dayton, w. Right and
VIM. Frankland were at Parsons Court
this week
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FAIRMONT

FHRNoxr. W. Va. March 17.-Hon. w.
A. Ohley was here this week, the guest or
friends.
Geo. Clark. a prominent business man OF
LOnacOnniug, Md, was here TINS week,
the guest Of relatives.
q. w. Swlsher is in Pitts0urg on ousl-
ness this week.
s. w.. Loller, of Cameron, was here on
business Thursday
Mrs. Sprigx Sands, Of Clarksburg was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sands here
this week.
EditorH. C. Sample. Of the Free Press,
is 10 New York this week purchasing a
new press.
The protracted meeting at the Presby-
terrain church here is still in progress and
is well attended.
Harry Sands, Of Wheeling, was the
guest Of his parents here this week.
Mrs. Dave Kunst. of Grafton, is the
guest OF her parents here this week.
Messrs. Jos. Lslner and Fred t'aris, OF
Wheeling, and JOS. NJ Tarr, OF Bellaire,
o.. were here this week On business con-
nected with the new hotel
Benz. O. Williams is home from q busl-
ness trip 20 WGyuesburg, Ha.
Mrs. j. III. HoURh, Jr., is confined 20
the house with a severe attack OF neu-
ralgia
Root. Guchrist. with r. w. Banner Il
Co., Of Wheeling was here yesterday on
business.
Messrs. John Cummins, s. O. Boyce, 8.
Is. DOvener and q. j.. White, of Wheel ing,
were here this week en- route home from
Grafton, where they took part In the A o..
u. W. celebration Tuesday evening.
Prof w. -. Wiley, Of M0rgantown,
will lecture next Tuesday evening at the
NJ. y. Church. Subject, "fhere is a
Woman I'm It," Proceeds TO be used for
the benefit of the church.
Judge Ice, who is holding court here,
viii spend Sunday at MorgantoWn, the
guest Of his son there.
j. T.. B0oher, the druggist, is at Cameron
and Jac5tOwn on business this week.
Mrs. Joe u. Fleming is very III at the
residence of her parents on Bridge street.
Mrs Wiley, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs Blanche Wood. Mr.. Julian Fleming
and a number Of others from MorgantOwn
attended the Patch Work Opera here
Thursday night.
Mrs j. d. Burns left,this week on visit
90 her daughters, Mrs. Boyd Wees, at
Elkins. and Mrs. $. L. Baker, az Beverly
". Va.
The Epworth League of the NJ. 2.
church gave pleasant social In the Sunday
School room Tuesday evening. Choice re-
freshments were served, which with other
entertainment served 20 pass away very
pleasant evening.
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Joseph Duffy, a bottle blower, drop
ped dead OF heart disease at the Nickel
vey boarding house about 6 o'clock yes
teaday morning. He was engaged In
conversation with one OF the girls en-
Dloyed so the house. aud, without a
moments warning, suddenly fell to the
floor and was dead. Deceased was about
thirty years Of age. DE had formerly
been employed at the Bellaire bottle
factory, but had not been employed
since the first OF the year. His parents
live ia Pittsburg ThB remains were
taken 10 charge by the Bottle Workers
Union, a handsome casket furnished,
and taken 90 his old home last evening,
accompanied By MeSsrS. c. A. hurry,
Edward Alum, WILDER Murray and John
FOllen.
A three year-old child of w. c. War
mock Yesterday swallowed the contents
OF box OF sugar-coated pills. 1t is
not known how many the child took,
but they made her very sick, and a ply
stefan was called.
Yesterday was observed az Palm Sun
day at So. johns Catholic Church by
special services, and many Of the faith
full wore sprigs Of green palms.
The benefit for DuQuesne Hook
and Ladder Company did not pan out
very well, and the Hooks are Only about
Sc ahead.
The tow5oat Onward sank barge Of
coal near the Pittsburg Coal Works, at
the south end of the city yesterday.
Jacob Eapner and two young sons
came down from PttS0urg yesterday TO
spend the day with relatives.
Another Saturday night and Sunday
passed without an arrest being made
by the police.
Joseph Parrish, Of Columbus, spent
Yesterday with friends 10 this city.
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Loans, Deposits and Cash Increase aud
surplus Reserve S1,66s,925 Higher.
r-.-fef r,tr,p-ra 10 ~ gsgTsrsr.


Loans, Deposits and Cash Increase and
surplus Reserve slices, 925 Higher.
srerisl Eslsorena 70 tas Rsslsrs-.
NEW York, March 1s.-The state
ment of the Associated Banks OF New
York City for the week ending March
nth shows an increase in every item
except circulation, which decreased
1924, SOC.
During the week loans were expanded
to the amount of IS, los, 600, which rep
resents the increase in the demand Tor
funds. With this increase, the aggre-
gate loans OF the New York banks now
amounts 10 S443, O5S, 100, against $780,
3O4 600 for the corresponding date last
wear. Deposits also increased during
the week 10 the extent Of 81, 162, 200,
thus making the present total deposits
of the Clearing House banks $40 267,-
400, as against 1888, i03, 700 last week,
and SAL, 961, 100 a year ago.
In spite of the higher rates OF preml-
mn for New York funds at all Western
distributing points, notably Chicago,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, the influx OF
cash to this city was heavy during the
week. and amounted in all 10 SO, 450, 600,
which was made I'D OF S1,219, 200 in
specie and g., 24O, 400 in legal tenders.
A fair share Of this again came from
the West. Sut the great bulk Of 1t was
from manufacturing cities in New York
State, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Numerous shipments were made by
the New York banks during the week,
but mostly of small amounts, and alto
gether did not average more than %
per cent. of the cash received. or these
the greater number were in small bills
to New Jersey manufacturing towns,
where they are 10 demand for pay rolls
and settlements Of small accounts. In
the Northwest the supply is also get
ting small, but the majority OF the
Eastern cities are now we'll supplied.
Through operations with the sub
Treasury, the banks report a loss OF
about $500, 600 during the week, brought
about by payments TO the Treasury OF
$40. 1872. 900 against receipts OF but So
S5o. OOO The cash balance or the sub
Treasury at the close OF the week was
S147, $40, $50.
These changes brought about an In
crease in the reserve Of Sl,6GS, 925,
which makes the total amount OF actual
cash now held by the banks S2l2. 36S,9OO
against sos, 900, 800 last week, and
Sil6,5 400 a year ago.
The averages as exhibited in the state
ment, compare with the same time last
year as follows:
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RAyENswOOD

Miss Inez Sayre, Of Wheeling, came
down Wednesday, and has been the guest
of the RaveuswOOd House since.
The goods OF Leppert * Thomas store
have been sold $40 auction this week by /.
NJ. Adams, receiver, and Fred Green.
Most OF the articles have sold for nearly
their FUN value, and all have gone high for
auction goods.
A horse belonging to F. r. Mcintosh ran
of last Sunday afternoon, and seriously
injured Miss Netua Thompson, who was
walking on the sidewalk. She was
caught 10 the wheel Of the bUggy after De-
ing struck bv the horse aud her legs twist
ed and bruised. It is feared the knee joint
on the right leg is permanently injured.
She is a charming Young girl OF sixteen,
loved bv everybody Only few hours
previous to being nurt she had been con-
firmed a member of the Episcopal church
oy Bishop Peterkin.
Mrs. Il. H. Finn. wife Of the editor of
the Spencer Record is visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. T.. Taylor.
]. smith Green. Of Philadelphia, left
Tuesday for that city, after g week spent
with his parents here.
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Capsbart VIII Divide wood County.

AApenarl VIII Dlflua Moou Nountys
LUBECk, W. Va, March Is, 1894.
To ,he Ed.tor or ns Rsois,i~:
SrB:-We have been following the
REGISTERS forecasts of the political
horizon, as given by it's correspondents,
aud must say the REGISTER Is always
in the lead with the news from every
section of our State. The writer has
no political favors 20 request, and no
interest To the coming campaign, except
that which will be for the advancement
Of our time-hOnored party. What we
want. and want badly, is prompt set
Element OF the Wilson BILL" Then
some discreet silver legislation, and in
stead of pandering TO Wall street, issue
legal tender money.
We were uuch Impressed with the
fairness and honesty of Hon. w. W..
Thomas OF Putnam county, who is will
ing 10 sacrifice personal ambition and
Join the army of friends for our present
Congressman who can carry this district
by @ 900 over any man on earth. What
we are ciamOrous for now in local mat
tiers is for Hon. James Capehart 90 be
returned from the Fourth Congressional
district aud Hon. W. ~. Arnold, OF
Giimer county, as our candidate for
State Senate and you viii hear the
hayseed OF Wood county making big
fuss for them To- good shape. The Re
pUbIicans in this district are only afraid
we will nominate Arnold and we can
see whore they are right He is Of us;
be is for Us. READER
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Erseta. -ss1r1u. co as Rslil,e.
ToEoNrO, o., March 1S-A young
boy by the name of Carson was kicked
in the jaw last night by a horse and
knocked unconscious. The young lad
IS quite seriously injured.
ST. Pa,r.ck's Day was duly celebrated
here by the i0ca. lodge, A. o. H., Die
vision so. o, by @ grand banquet To-
Humans Hail. A concert and speech
by notab.cs OF the order from abroad
were features one hundred and Gfty
guests sat down 90 the banquet. The
celebration also included the eighth
anniversary of the local A. %. Ia.
The three political parties, Demo
Gratis, Republicans and Pr0h.biti0nists,
have each nominated municipa. tickets,
Che Republicans nominating their
ticket to-day. A warm fight is looked
ior on Water Works Trustees.
Willie S;anSbury, a 11-vear-oid boy,
has disappeared from his home in Knox
township, and some fears are enter
il.1ed that be has been fou,ly dealt
with.
Masked footpads, it is alleged, held
OPP james Dswar the other evening, and
Az the point OF a revolver compelled
him Co hRpd over SIS.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 7-Cattle-Receipts,
zoo head, shipments $40 head; market
steady; prime and extra steers q 5aO4 20
fair to good 81 OOa4 %; others So 50a3 70;
Texans 81 75a3 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head; market steady; rough heavy
s. OOa4 %; rough packers and mixed
s. 4Oa4 Co; prime heavy s. f0a4 20.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head ;
shipments 1000 head; market steady;
western SO lOa3 60; exporters So 75a4 90;
lambs 81 00a4 %.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 17-Cattle--
Receipts, 1850 head; shipments, 1000
head; market nothing doing, all through
HoSs-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
300 head; market slow; all best grades
s. 9Oa5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 300 head; shipments,
200 head; market steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, ONO. March 17.-Hogs,
steady at 81 OOa4 So; receipts, and ship
ments, 1000 head.
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PARKERsRURe. ~. VA, March IA.

PABKERsBURG, ~. Va, March IA.
90 tls Ei9or or hs Rsgis,s-;
SIR:-TO show something of the feel
ing entertained by a great many Of the
plain people, we wish published part Of
letter from one Of the most thorough
Democrats TO the State The writer is an
active worker and is being urged by his
people 90 become the candidate for the
House Of Delegate from his county. 10
was not written for publication, but Is
part of a personal letter with the per-
s0n0l part omitted:
Ell am fearful for che Democracy In
the approaching election, but our repre-
sentatives ito the II. S.rSenate seem to
think they can Oily daily away any
amount of time. li ne do not get re-
lief, financially, before next November,
ruin and wreck Will fan upon the party.
The Republicans are aggressive and In
sOlent. The Democracy is silent In the
country districts. Tic may be that the
elaboration OF the Senate is all for the
better. / hope 10 is. The fact is
I have been 90 home all win
ter and have not been 10
touch with any OF the lights Of our
party. want the income tax laid as
provided by the Wilson bin, and the
free Iist left as proposed by the Wilson
bill You are no doubt in condition 20
read the outlook for the next election.
Doesn't 10 look gloomy? III Cleveland
loses the House next fan, the Repub.i-
cans will elect the next President. Who
viii be responsible? The deuberative
Senate. Oh, am sick of politics. To
hear our representative men talk Of q
lower tariff during the campaign and
then 10 see them dilly-dally now is
enough TO make one distrust the lead
ers.n
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WESTON

WESTON. W.. Va, March 1.-THE follow
ing programme was rendered by the Mo
lart Cub, Thursday evening. March 18th,
aJ tne residence OF Mr. - k. Tseter;
chorus, The Heavens are Telling, Hayden.
enllre c.u0; soprano solo, List 20 the
Nightingale, Stein, Miss Florence Hale;
contralto solo. Dead IN the snow. Wilson:
AIRS. - hinkle; chorus, Failing Leaves.
Martin, entire club; Baritone solo, Tar's
Farewell. Adams, Mr. $. Hartman, so
prano solo, Sing Birdie, Gauze, Miss Ger
trude SMITH meZzo-sopranO solo, L'Ardi-
%, Ardita, Miss Cora Atchis0n; chorus.
The Flower Dance Root, entire CLUB; So
prano SOLO, Madrlenn, Stu Miss MadFe
benlel. pass solo, lve# Them
- Nv nl-ei o4E- d. vt. "A 10 solo,
oh Promise Ne, De Is Hattis
Gaylord.
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About conrrs..lonnl canald.sss.

Tone EdUor Of tts Esg8ts--
LIrrLEroN, w. Va, March TO- 1894
SE:-AmonR the many candidates for
Congress are D. b. Fowler, of Sutton,
Braxton county, Judge Bennett Of
Weston. Lewis county, and the present
representative Hon. John %. Pendiet0n.
With due respect 90 Nr. PendIeton We
will say thst he can never have a solid
delegation from tine banner Democratic
county OF the First Congressional
district again. The Democratic
party of the county Of Wetzel IN mass
have stood up and fought for the few
favorite leaders and everything seems
TO run smoothly until our worthy Demo-
Gratis want pull, then the cry is the
spirdles are dry and 20 grease 90 grease
them with, aud So the worthy Demo
cr0ts are left sticking 10 the mud. Now
we are of the candid opinion that this
wagon will be locked against the old
horse Dick, tailed by a few who claim
20 have dictated all the p0st0f6ce APP
pOintmonts la this county.
We propose TO build this Democratic
machine anew out OF pure hickory and
put a new horse In the new harness,
and then we will see ~ the worthy
Democrats cannot ride In the chariot
they have so long been greas.ng. y.
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PRODUCE

CmCAeo. March l7.-Weevil in a cargo
Of wheat loaded in the river was the war
cry Of the bears to-day. Chinch bugs in
the winter wheat fields, replied the bulls.
The weevil was at home and was felt more
than the bug bites on the growing wheat,
and consequently prices dropped. A re-
port was circulated that cargo OF wheat
i'm vessel here had developed weevil and
was being unloaded in consequence. It
turned ont that the cargo in question had
received some damage from the weather
through imperfectly batteued matches, and
about6O bushels becoming heated had de-
vel0ped weevil and was taken out TO pre-
vent the evil spreading Compared with
Yesterdays closing price May wheat is Sc
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mARTINsBURG

MARrINsBURG. w. Va, March III. S.
Trammell. OF this city, has been appointed
bv the Masons Of Prince Edward Island,
Canada, % represent them before the
Grand Lodge Of West Virginia
Miss Edna ROdrick, who has been visit
ing her brother, Rev. r. A. ROdrick, IN
Mt Holly. n. j.. has returned home.
Miss Nettie Cover, of Winchef er, aud
Miss Kate Montague. OF Rich q,
who have been the guests O.
Stewart, for several weekT
home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
have been spenci
DiegO Cal. wiz
this city the lr
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BEECH BORON Webster Co., ;
March "a, 1894. I

BEECH BOTTOM, Ut eOsler TO-,
March "a, 1894.
To no Elu0r or no Rooster
SIR. Some time since I saw a commu-
nicatI0n In the REGISTER from Roanoke,
Lewis county, DO the interest OF James
Murphy as a suitable candidate for the
Legislature, TO represent that county in
this Delegate district Webster will
put one of her very best men forward
and will demand the same OF Lewis.
Being personally acquainted with Mr..
Murphy we think him a wise choice of
the people. He Is an intelligent farmer
and thoroughly competent 90 legi>late
20 the best interest of his constituency
With Murphy aud the nominee that
Webster viii put Ia the field, We will
give larger ma i0rity than two wears
ago. LAUREL.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, March 1.-THE business in
dry goods for the week showed large fig
ures and the close shows much better
tone in all departments. The coming week
will be an attractive one in auction circles.
Print cloths very firm. AS usS'il on Sat
urday and on account of St PaJrick's Day
being observed the demand of lobbers was
more quiet because of the distraction.
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A very hurried companion Will demon
strate TO you that the Daily and sunday
Register is the best local and tolesraPhio
paper Published in Wheeling. Is cents
per week, delivered 10 any part OF the
oitH and snrroundlng neighborhood
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Tho agsrELhtarise

7NEw York, March 17.-Piz iron, duh,
American Sl1 50al5 90. Copper, quiet
Jake SIC Lead, very firm; domestic Is 20.
Tin, nominal
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PETKULEUM

NEW York, March Il. - Petroleum,
Grmer; no sales; April options closed at
S2Rc bid.
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rnANe.onIo plYlsIoNs.

TRANs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago and ths Wsit.75,A
M. aud APP 10. daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and 81 Louis ltD =;
m. daily except sunday VIDA m.' aaily' AnA
2Ija. m.. sunday only. -.
S. Clairville accommodation, ND ~ AL
BOD d.. except sunday $3.50.
SeTsrk accom- modttiou, 80 ?. ms sTcsIi
Sunday.
IHrfFE
From Chicago. 20 and 1870 q. M. daily.
From S. Louis Cucinuah and C9irmDuE
b.O0a m and i.2i ?. m., daily.
Il, Ciairsv.fIa accommodation. iLb a 10
ard = 70 p. No.. except sunday.
Sewars accommodation. 1i5j a NJ, ercsPi
sunday CHAs. o. BCCLb
General Passenger Agell
IT LANE. T. r. AT, wheeling. W. Va
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T OURS AOAtNlAo 70 - - - -
our-snd-s-half Registered. .......... 20
Pacific Skies Of 90............',....'1V %7S
STATES-Inactive.
RAuROADs-Firm.
SrocKs-The share speculation during
the two hours Of business to-day was only
moderately active and the speculation was
irregular and unsettled. RUmOrs TO the
effect that the seigniorage oil was 10 De
signed bv the President had a depressing
effect on prices and the hardening tenden-
cv of sterling exchange, fOreshadOwing as
i does additional exports OF gold was
another unfavOrable factor Of the specula-
tive situation. The market opened strong
and closed generally weak, there being
periods OF strength and weakness between
whiles A majority Of the active list shows
o decline from Yesterdays closing figures.
Distilling and Chicago Gas leading in the
downward movement. A very firm tone
marked the dealings in the bond market
throughout the day. Sales 100000 shares.
Quotations closed bid:
Atchison. 1873 Adams Express, l5O Amer
lean Express ll3; Baltimore and Ohio
75lS: Canada Pacific $50 ; CeRJral Pacific,
AZ; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1755; Chicago
and Alton, 1876; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Sis; Chicago Gas, 64% Delaware
and HUDSON, 1917; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. 1864; Denver and RIO
Grande preferred, 30; Distillers and
Cattle Feeders Co., 262s; Erie, l755; Go.
preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, l5l; General
Electric, Az; Illinois Central 9215 Lake
Shore, l2IA; Michigan Central, IS;
Missouri Pacific, 26$I; National Linseed,
no: Norfolk and Western preferred, 20;
Northern Pacific, 81; do. preferred, 1913;
Northwestern. 1861 do. preferred, l4O;
New YORK Central, 99s{ New York and
New England, Il; Pacific Mail, Il;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, ~; Pitts
burg, $50; Pullman Palace, 10; Reading,
-; Rock Island, 20; st. Louis and San
Francisco first preferred, -; St. Paul $50;
do. preferred, I'D; Tennessee Coal aud
Iron, 1888: Texas Pacific. So; Union Pa
cine. 1875; United States Express, 50;
Western Union, $50; Wheeling and Lake
Erie 125E; 90. preferred, AZ.
Mining StOcks-BGnd B., -; Cholor, 40;
Crown Point, 80; Consolidated California
and Virginia, SIS; gDeadwood, 90; Gould
aud Curry. IS; Hale and NorcrosS, So;
Homestake, 100; independence, -; Mex
lean. l45; North Star, -; Ontario, 700;
Ophir, 25O; Plymouth, 20; Sierra Nevada,
lis; Standard, los; Union Con, 50; Vel
low jacket, So; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, 200; do preferred. 1850; Bulwer 10.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
-,,.,,bl. taxing eass, a. SOP. m. saniay
December 2ith. 1873
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ARRIVE
From New York Philadelphia, Baltimors ana
Washington. SO a. M. daily.
Cumberland accommodation 80 p. m.et'
cept sunday
Noundsville accommodation. 40 4. r., liz
and 1855 p. m, except sunday.
Keyser e1 press, D. % y. ma, except Monday
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WHEELING AND PfTTSBURG DIVISION
For Pittsburg, Washington Baltimore. Phii'
adelphia and New York, 900 a. ~. aud , - P.
m. daily
Pttsburg accom modatlon. 40 a M, daily.
Pittsburg express ]. 20 p m. except sunday
Washington. Pa, accommodation ev0 p a.
except sunday.
ARRIVE.
FROM New York. PhilsdolphlA Baltimore
Warrington and Plttshurg. ~ 10 r. M. daiiy OK
cent sunday. and 10 l0a. ~. daily.
Pittsburg mall i23J p. a., except sunday
and $50 y. m. daily.
Warrington Pa, accommodation, 10 O. n
Pittsburg express, 2.i0am sunday only.