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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-10
Tuesday, April 10. 1894.
Candied Tale.

Here" said a Lewiston detective,
sis a queer thing to convict a man
of burglary with" and he held up
the head of a hammer which he had
kept in a drawer in his table 1t was
an ordinary hammer head. only the
striking end of it was battered in a
strange and peculiar way. One side
of it was broken off.
"A break was made in a Lewiston
home during the winter, and besides
a small lot of jewelry a bundle of
papers was carried away. The pa
pers we're of a private nature and
such that the owner desired as much
to recover them as he did the jewelrv
The robber had entered the house
through the kitchen and while pick
ing the lock had set a hammer down
in a pan of molasses candy that had
been put into the back entry TO cool
during the night. When he took up
the hammer, it had left the imprint
of its head in the candy. l saved
that pan and kept it on ice all sum
mer in an up town icehouse. The
next wintel l was in a local junk
store and f und this hammer in the
pocket of a coat in the pile of old
clothes. l knew it by the head of it
to be the one dropped into the candy
pan.
Whom did you buy this Off !
asked.
The iealer happened to remem.
Der, an l took the hammer head and
went 10 the mans house. There !
found that he had died during the
summer, but his widow recognized
the hammer. asked if her husband
had left any old letters or papers. and
she brought out the lost bundle. She
knew nothing about any jewelry, but
her husband had left $500. | took
the papers to their owner and told
him the thief was dead. Lewiston
Journal.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-10

An Olden Time Quartette.
Midway Fruit Vendors.
Waiting for the Princess.
Little Christopher Columbus
A jolly Turk.
The Java Theatre.
Some Arctic Visitors.
The Roumanian Quartette.
An Alps Singer.
A Sip Of Tea from Johore.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-10

Midway" whose entertaining and bizarre features seemed ner to pail on the mnnmd visitors wOm from May mho October
its streets and sand crowded its various places of amusement from noon till long man midnight Its tas were
nmosn dommSmgh that hoh lands SEEM again they've rc be aforementioned
To revive the mnnd t@e delightful trips when dull rsh hhhndm pure mdm udMmhdh fun hb object
the YuLOrnEJ JOURNAL has srd he mh privilege dmmhma
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-10

81 have the most wonderful boy in the
world"
"Nonsensel Every man says that"
"But, my dear fellow, / really have.
Do you know he is is months old and
hasn't done q bright thing yetY'-Brook-
lyn Life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25

steps, one thing Is very certain, tnat the
snare market is lapsiug into state OF hope
less fuauimation The tone of the trading
was fairly firm, except for the speclalues,
but this was duet0 thefact that there was
no pressure TO sell rather than any special
buying movement, the few purchasers De-
ing mostly small shorts whom the extreme
auietude frightened into covering, In the
fear that il might be the calm preceding
storm. Sugar moved up Il, reacted 8 ana
rallied 4, gaining 3 on the day, ROCK
Island within * the latter, appreciaung 3
az on yesterdays closing. Consolidated
Gas broke 2 per cent, but recovered
II at the close. Tennessee Coal and Iron
dropped , per cent. on the liquidation OF
the holding Of an executive otficer OF the
company, recovering the loss and finally
reacted u. The other changes were triv-
ial, The market closed quiet, but falrly
firm. IL contrast TO the share speculation
the bond market was fairly active, the
sales reaching the total of S9ll 600. The
trading was firm in tone. Total sales OF
stocks, 63,6l3. Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, 5lk; Adams Express, l46;
Alton and Terre Haute, 80; DO prefd, 10;
American Express Ill; Baltimore and
Ohio 6SJ6; Canada Pacific. 64S; Central
Pacific, i435; Chesapeake and OHIO, lo14
Chicago and Altc1, l42; Chicago, Burning
ton aud Quincy, 1914 CnlcagO Gas, t119
Delaware and HUDSON, 1907; Delaware.
Laokswanna and Western. l66; Denver
and RIO Grande preferred, 81; Distlu-
ers and Cattle Feeders Co., 10; Erie,
1872; DO. preferred, 261S Fort Wayne, l5S;
General Electric, 35; Illinois Central,
81; Lake Shore, 1851; Michigan Cen
trial, go; Missouri Pacific, rs; National
Cordage, 49,; do preferred, 224; Nor
folk and Western preferred, 2l%l;
Northern Pacinc, 4S; do. preferred,
1917; Northwestern 1899; do. preferred,
l4S; New York Central, 99A; New
York anu New England, 5l15; Pacific Mail,
1871; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
81; Pittsourg, 1853; Pullman Palace, l6l;
Reading, 49, Rock Island, COZ ST. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, -; st.
Paul, 6O5[ do, preferred, 1871; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, 1873; Texas Pacihc, 10;
Union Pacific, III; United States Tx
press, Al; Western Union, S114; Wheeling
aRd Lake Erie 1l16; 90. prNterred. 4OB.
Mining Stocks-Bulwer y; Cholor, 40;
Grown Point, as: Consolidated California
and Virginia, 40; Deadwood, so; Gould
and Curry, 50; Hale and NOrcross, 50;
Homestake, 1870; Iron Silver 10; Mex
lean, lis; Ontario, 500; Ophir, 300; Ply
mouth, 10; Quicksilver, 100; 40. pre-
ferred 1900; Sierra Nevada, 80; STANDARD,
rs; Union Con-, 40; Yellow Jacket 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
MARIIN's FERRY.

The suit for damages for $4,000
brought By y. C. Vance against j. C.
Z. z for alternating his wiie's affections
has suddenly dropped through. Many
a the principal witnesses have lett the
State, and Vance concluded 20 drop the
suit. He left town yesterday morning
with his wife for unknown parts.
Vigiaut Jr. played a stiff game with
the Linsly Cadet football team. The
frst nalf ended with the ball within
five yards OF the LinSiy goal; the sec
udhalf, when slime was called, tae ball
was TO the center OF the neid. The
score was o 70 o.
Master Frank HiDkins and sister
Flora entertained a number Of their
young friends last evening at the home
- Mrs. j. ID. HObeusack. The affair,
yhich was very pleasant one, was In
honor Of a birthday anniversary.
There was a very pleasant gathering
Of young people tast night at the nome
o. Miss AHRa Gessler About ten
couple were present, who spent the
kvening dancing 20 the music OF the
Rental string band.
W3"CeIl %" is the title Of the drama to
be presented at the Opera House to-
night by Madame Melville and son, sup
ported by the best OF talent
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Prince very pleas
antly entertained severa. couples Of old
folks at their home on Second street
last night.
Or. vs.. II. Hall and wife very pleas
antly entertained the Acadian Club az
their home on North Fourth street, last
evening.
z. ID. Lash and James Ralston are eX-
pected home to-day from a couple of
days hunt in the western part OF the
county.
Excavation was begun yesterday
preparatory 70 the building Of the foun-
dalton OF the new school building.
George McCue and Albert Horcher
have returned home after weeks wish
to Freeport, o.
Herbert Leseur and George Jordan
are spending a couple Of days az New
Athens.
Albert Shaver and Bert Oliver are
spending a few days hunting near Short
creek.
Miss Belle Garden was down from
Yorkvile Yesterday calling on friends.
Sheriff Scott was down from ST.
Cairsvil.e on business yesterday.
Richard Lewis, of New Castle, Pa,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. j. Y Patterson is visiting her
husband at PittSburg.
Prof J. White. OF Mt. Pleasant, was
40 town yesterday.
There will be a dance al Inns hall
Saturday night.
VIM. DiIworth was 10 from Mt, Pleas
ant YESTERDAY
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HELLAIREs


Between u and 1 o'clock yesterday
Mahala. wife OF Charles r. Long,
dropped dead. She was still warm when
found, but life was eKtict. She was a
woman about so years OF age, and leaves
husband aud little girl, who is lying
sick with fever. Heart disease is sup
posed 20 be the cause OF her sudden
death. Notice OF funeral will appear
later.
The Bellaire Bowling team, c. Rum
bach, captain, A. KlOtz, VIM. DOrer,
Wilbur Schmidt, VIM. Shindewoli, DR..
ID. w. Boone, Abe Stahl c. FritZe,
Fred Steiger and o. ii. Young, were at
Mozart Park practicing Tuesday night
for their match game with Wheeling
team, which was played last night.
An entertainment was given in the
South BeIlaire NJ. =. Church, Tuesday
night, by the Junior EpwOrth League,
consisting OF songs and recitations by
the little ones, which was very credita-
bic and enjoyable. A collection was
taken for singing books for the children.
Yesterday, At @ O'Clock. at st. Johns
church, Mr.. Martin Flaherty and Miss
Della HaU0ran were Joined in wedlock
By Rev. Fitzgerald After the ceremo-
nv they repaired to their home and
Joined 10 q wedding breakfast. They
will reside 10 Beliaire.
Mr.. Robert Smith, OF East Liverpool,
and Miss Jennie Davis Of the Second
ward, called az the parsonage on Tues
day evening and were married by the
ppv I NJ MOCraNken
Miss Susie Morgan, o; BelIaire, Ohio,
was Joined 10 the bonds of wedlock yes
terdsy al 10 a w., 10 Mr. w. j. Brown,
OF Ravenswood, at the home Of the
bride.
James Brsttelle, the candidate for
Congress on the Peoples party ticket,
and ID. c. KenDon, will address the
Bellairs people on the issues OF the day.
Louis Longs new brick on the corner
oil Union and Second streets, is nearing
com letion and adds 70 the beauty Of
that part Of town,
Quite q sprinklug of the elite society
Of Wheeling were 10 attendance at the
Progress Clubs dance last night
A gocd many Beuaire citizens went
out 10 Forest Hill schoOlnouse last
night 10 attend the literary.
The Home Benevolent Society will
meet at Mrs. Joseph Weyricks this
afternoon az . O'Clock.
John McKeen and wife left Tuesday
for Marion, Ind, where he will work In
the bottle factory.
Recorder Dreamer and family passed
through the city yesterday on his way
10 Ceuteryiiie.
Plymouth Council, No. 10, o. U. A.
NJ, held quite an important meeting
last night
There is new guitar and mandolin
club organized in Bellaire OF twelve
members.
Andy Kern left Tor New York over
the C. d p. road yesterday, to buy
goods.
Mr.. Smith has returned home, aud
will be followed by his wife in few
days.
Ed d. Heatherington, Of Sandhill,
W. Va, is visiting his brother Jacob.
Beuaire Democrats made a large
show al the big blow in Wheeling.
C. Gautert, W. Baker is havIug his
property repaired and reprinted.
The Maccabees will meet in their hall
Saturday evening.
Miss Rose Kim is home from Wheel
ing Junction.
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making repairs and doing the usual
work preparatory to winter weather
Duplicate lines have been laid in many
places and ample supply seems assured
Efforts are being made TO organize q
class in physical culture among the
Young ladies'. If sufficient number
can be secured, a teacher from Cleve-
land will be engaged 70 give series oil
lessons. About forty have been obtain
ed so ar.
The we'll Of Guffey & McMullen, be-
ing drilled near Stafford, this county,
was drilled through the Big lnjun sand
last Saturday, and is buster. The
sand was poor and nothing obtained ex-
cept 9 little gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25

Reformed Bawds should Be Rsosiv'd
Into Society.


NEW YORK. October 24.-Dr. Chas. A.
Parkhurst to-day lectured 10 his churcn'
Ii was plea for fallen women. Ine
Doctor took for his text Mattbe" XII
81, "Verily I say unto you, thai the
publicans and the harlots 90 into the
kingdom before YOU
Dr. Parkhurst said society has way
Of scaling sins for which no warrant
can be found in the Scriptures.
"There seems 20 be, " said he, lone
character OF crime, that II one sex prac-
tees 70, 10 is all right; but n the oiher
practices 10, Ostracism invariably Iol-
lows Men can do as they choose on
this score with women for whom they
have no respect; but with a woman 10 IS
different"
He sstd: Society says there are sew
eral UNREASONABLE sins, They say 10 IS
q crime for a woman 70 transgress the
seventh commandment built IS not 50
for a man.
zone OF the great troubles when
woman wishes 10 lead better life Is
that she does not receive the help OF her
sisters. What hope, then, is there Tor
a woman 70 try and do better?
There are a great many Magdalens
in New York Probably thousands OF
them who will get to heaven. Iney
are children OF God-just as good 10
His sight as you, and you should do all
YOU can 20 help them.
IF your fallen sister has reformed
and has been washed in the blood OF
the Lamb, what is 10 your business
what her former life has bean? dis
blood is sufficient 90 redeem Ter. Some
OF YOU gather your skirts about you 10
escape from them while they are just as
precious 90 him as you are.
They want recognition from women
as women. III they don't get it, they
invariably live d'shOuCra0.e life; die
disbouOred women and their bodies are
buried o poJter's field, where your pit
Ilessness has driven them.
The story OF the prod ga is good
lesson on this subject. The father or
this boy took him back into his former
home and forgave the past. But the
prodigais eldest brother could remem-
Der nothing but tue fact that bis brother
had a long time been an Outcast.
This describes the case 20 dot.
There is no reason why an eX-cOnvict or
q fallen woman should not be received
in society. when they have again be-
come good persons, ADD the past is
bl0tted out.
This, however, is not the rule and
this is the reason why out OF one nun
dred persons who enter depraved life,
ninety-hve die 10 that lie which binds
them 20 their destiny and damnation."
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Bn,iness on Penn.Ylvania Lines.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October "a
The statement OF the business Of all
lines in the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy east OF Pittsburg and Erie, for
September, 1894, as compaeed with the
same month ia 1898, shows an increase
in gross earnings Of SlO3, 573 20; de-
crease TO expenses Of S4l,O53.2O; an In
crease in net earnings OF Sl44 6,s7.
On all lines west OF IttSburg and Erie
for September, 1894, IS compared with
the same month in 1898, il shows a de-
crease i'm gross earnings Of SEQ, 3sOA3;
a decrease 10 expenses OF S50,l61.57; a
decrease in net earnings Of Sl70, 2lS.S6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
WOODsFiELD

W0oDSFIELD, o., October 24.-The
oil excitement has quite died out here,
since the Galley d Mellon well has been
found by steady pumping TO only two
barre producer. There are hopes that
north OF town better success may at
tend. Leasing there is being vigorous
ly pushed, and a well will be com
meuCcd Immediately.
A very large delegation from this
burg attended the dedication ceremO-
Mes az 81. JOsepn's Church, Burkhsrt,
last Sunday. The new church will
COS; about $4,000, and when completed
will be the finest edifce OF the kind in
Monroe county.
Charles A. Ledse, late scribe for the
REGISTER, departed Tuesday for Column
bus, where be vii, enter the Ohio State
University. Mr.. Leeds has been until
lately studying law 10 the Office OF r.
W. MCCammOn.
Capt. James Watson is much imprOV-
ing his Main street residence by the
addition OF another story.
s. L. Mooney departed for Bellaire
aud eastern points last Tuesday.
A new form Of enclosed street lamp
has been erected 10 front OF the Central
Gas Co. office. lt is being tested, and
IL satisfactory Council will equip the
town with similar chandeliers.
The eastern part Of East Row is being
graded aud pavements placed. This is
rendered necessary By several new
houses being built there.
Psy. j.. s. CawIsY attended the me-
mortal services 20 Father Mathews, Of
Evansville, Tuesday.
Zach evening now the air is filed
with melody. IL is caused by the Woods
field orchestra practicing for the Demo
cratic mass meeting 70 be held here
soon.
The Central Gas Company have had
quite force Of men AZ WORK this week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore Cattle Market,
nr-peDv OotOhor

THURSDAY OCUOUeF 10
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoNT.
Beef Cattle-The market to-day for best
beef cattle was hardly as active as last
week, and some of the offerings, more par
ticularly the medium and common grades,
were quoted as being a fraction lower than
they were then, but tops show no apprecia-
bic change there being scarcely as many
OF them as last week. There were few
extra Virginia ana Maryland cattle sold
on private terms TO some Of our home
butchers. Prices ranged at 2a415 cents,
most sales at 2}[a4]3 cents per 10.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeves 435a454c; those
generally rated first quality 3Ka455c;
medium or good fair quality 31laS5c, and
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 2a2 &c
per pound.
OF the cattle received 1,S24 head came
from Virginia 1,766 head from West Vir-
ginia, IS head from Kentucky and 70 head
from Maryland.
Total receipts for the week, 1854 head,
against 3,46l head last week, and 2,7Ol
head same time last year. The sales for
the week were 2.90l head against 2, los last
week, and 1883 head same time last year.
OF the offerings 2,272 head were taken By
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
DRY GOODS

New YORK. October Pat was a slow
day in all the branches Of the trade, as be-
sides limited demand it has rained since
early noon, and the examination OF colored
and fancy goods was rendered impractic-
able because Of lowering skies. AAinst
giving attention TO spring goods the same
features has prevailed and new business
was light and restricted to absolute neces-
sites. Printing cloths were quiet and
steady at 2ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, October 24.-Petroleum,
opened at S2Xc; highest, S3c; lowest,
size; closed az S2Ec; sales, 1000 barrels;
shipments, %, aga barrels; runs, 90, 40 bar
rels.
NEW YORK, October 24-Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; No
vember option sales, none; closed at e3c
bid; Lima oil, sales none.
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Bic Fire AZ wabash. Ina.

WABASH, ISD., October 24.-Wabash
was visited last night by the worst fire
iu its history. TIE extensive shops and
roundhouse Of the Michigan division OF
the Big Four were almost wiped out.
Over one hundred men will be thrown
ont OF employment and half OF these
lost their tools. The loss is estimated
AZ 500. 600. with insurance about half.
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on Sunday tram No 2 runs 90 Loraiu, aud
No 50 rom LorAin only.
On sunday train No. - viii run % and NJ
IS from UhrichsVille only.
For time card rata OF fars and further In.
formation regarding our trains apply 70 any
c. L. 4 W. ticket aReut or Z. y Belkna1
Passenger Agent, Mass'i.on; -
G. +. and p. A. ClsgsiGud ..
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The Meta. Market

NEW York, October "a Pig Iron, dull.
Tin, easy; straits, Sl4 s5al4 90; plates,
quiet: spelter, dull domestic 50 40. Lead,
dull: brokers' price for bullion 50 90; ex-
change price for spot g lOa3 l2E. Copper,
quiet; brokers' price &c; excnange price
50 50a9 60.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

gopev. Per t-Govsranouts. Firm.
stocks, DuI r. Floor, Easy 80 Wheat
Lower
NEw YORK, October 24.-Money on call
easv at per cent; last loan 1 per cent;
closed at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4l5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
frm. with SEXUAL business In bankers bills
Ia ASS, a4S1It for demand. Silver ceruh-
Gates 63t C bid.
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STATES Dull.
RNLROADs-tEm.

RNLROADs-Firm.
SrocKs- The stock market to-day
reached the point Of utter stagnation, the
-yyrerate Of the transactions being less
t6an 81. 600. an amount of business that is
frequently done in less than single hour
of a fairly active day. Whether it is that
the leading operators and the general
public are keeping out OF Wall
street. pending tue elections, or are
deferred from trading by the great number
of reorganization schemes involving the
LEADING railroad properties which are NOV
Ing forward so slowly and with hating
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"INTED-IosRLL FOX RENT AND FoE
w sAIs Cards, Blank Deeds and Deeds 81
Trust, B.Gak LssSsL Jastisss Blank etc
RratSFxz CSalulg BSsnh
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,rrtvE
From New York, Philadelphia, BIltlnorssal
Warrington. StbH m daily
Cumberland accommodation. $40 p met
ceptsuuday.
MoundIVille accommodates. iiJ aad In
m, and iyj p. n, except sunday and lo.J p.
washington CITY express, 800 p. m, daily
WHEELING AND PfTrSBCRd DIVISION
For Plttsburg, Washington, Baltimors. PnA
sdelphla aud New York 90 A NJ andoSpP
NJ, daily,
Pittsburg express. 80 m; sfcsPt sln1Al'
Washington Pa. accom- modAuon. 30 ,. a.
except sunday.
AuHIvE
Prom New YORK Philadelphia. Baltimore,
WAstsugtou add P.ttsbgrg lLsl p. M, Wy
eIceDJ saturday, and l0.l5 a. M. daily ana 20
PittsburE mail, 1876 ?. n. except ssHdaL
WsshiSetoa. Pa. scssmzoditsn, SO a m,
except sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columsug, Chicago and th' Wsih7.OA
NJ and ~ p no.. daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati tnf 81 Lpaih H. - p
m usi.y except aatur.sy ani W. q NJ, aaiiJ
and RS n fr. sunday rtF.
st. Clslrvills accom- noiAuoH, loD = n All
13Op NJ, eKcspt sunday. ..
Max accom- oaatlop 81 , A. creep
Sunday.
lHEfTE
F,or, Cbf-a1o 2s5 aud 1915 a. NJ. daily.
From 81. Louis Cincinnati aud Coumbat
l.55a m aas so p rn.. daily
50. Ciaifsv lie Accommodation. In a =
anS SIS :. n. s1cspt sunday
Gewarg assom noeatisn. In = ~, srsspi
eunaAF CHAs. o. sCULL
General Passenger A COAX
IT rIgE T. P Az. WhssIinE ". Va
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Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm GroVa


sunday Church Trains win leave Eln.urovs
~ S:48 = N. and Wheeling ~ l2:i3 p. N.
Irnlns No. Z 8, "a and - connect with herds
line Tor Triad e phia. heruic leaves Triads.-
phia for EuR Grove az 53) >. N. $50 3 n.
1873 4 n. anlSl0 p IN. Daily. except Sla.
days and SATURDAYS herdic will connect with
tain No. 81. leaving Wheeling .. 100 .. n.
Sundays herdic leaves IFitdelpnia atg:Oo =.
m 100 - N. Csc p. N. and connects VITA
trains No. : i4aud Is from wheeling.
II Z WET. EEnpEp Ca, Nana~s
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN q
4 WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIM GARD.
EFFECTIVE july s, 1924.
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday.
Apsh 20, 1884 trains vii run as follows. eiIy
tine.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
Tim, ,.ol. ,akisr eject A. $50 , N. sunday
june d. lssi
-,,,-,5,-
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RAILWAY Time CARD

ArrvA ana departure OF tralas on ana $Gtsr
Nay 2, ISL EXPLANATION or EgFERES'H
MARKS; 'Dahy; tSuRday excepted: .Moa.
DAY excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
eRiyi tSAturday oEty. Eastern standard rins
"Aiea Is enc hour earlier tsaR Central Time
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ALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Saturday only.
Washington city express, o:55 q. M, daily
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1TTTLEs TO LEITE IEsiTE.
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GovERNNENrs-Firm.