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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-06
THE BATTLE OF sIoKwAU.

Tho Latest Conflict iu the Oriental War.
The Jnps Itout tho ChIuese-Tho Losses
on Each Side.
CMRMULPo, August 6.-Dotails Of the
Japanese advances and the capture Of
Gazan, with particulars Of tho battle Of
sickwau, have been received hero. 1t
took the Japanese army three days to
march from position at Ryuzau, near
Seoul, to the vicinity OF Gazan. On the
morning OF July % the army came
within sight Of the Chinese camp. The
Chinese tents wero situated on hill at
Sickwau. an important position on the
Gazan road, about seventeen miles from
GaZan. In front OF the hill arc rice
patties and marshes, crossed in the
middle by stream which runs into
Gazan bay, and q narrow path leads up
to the hill. 1t was position easy to
defend and hard to attack.
Korea ia far hotter than Japan. The
temperature since the oath had boon 90
and OF degrees. Tho troops having to
carry a heavy load besides their rifles
through wretched road were extrorne.
" fatigued, and from their arrival ut 10
d. N, they were allowed to rest them.
selves, though the enemy's camp was
7O5 miles away. But as they had no
tent they had to sit under the burning
sun, on the grass, while General 0sh-
ina himself could only find two mat.
tings to shade himself. There was no
puro water, and the troops had to slack
their thirst with muddy water.
AT midnight the army left, two wings
forming two separate companies. There
was only one path TO the hill, and there
was a bridge over the stream which
had 10 be crossed. Tho main body
crossed tho bridge at 9 o'clock, but
whom the last detachment was on the
point OF crossing, about 3 o'clock, about
500 Chinese troops in ambush near tho
bank cut of tho bridge and opened fire
on the detachment at about twenty feet
distant. The attack was SO sudden, and
behind tho detachment there was only
the medical CORDS, that the Japanese
troops were at first confused, but Cap
tain Matsuzka at once ordered them to
march forward, and the troops, encour-
aged by tho order, rushed upon the
Chinese with a shout and boro them
down.
On tho Japanese side ak men were
killed by the enemy, seventeen or
eighteen were drowned and fifteen or
sixteen were wounded though the eight
had lasted but fifteen minutes. Tho
Chinese fled leaving behind eighteen or
nineteen killed, among whom was an
officer and two prisoners, then all was
quiet for two hours. At 6 o'clock the
japanese left wide open fire, but the
Chinese did not respond until the
Japanese had fired fourteen or fifteen
rounds. Thcn began tho fight in earnest.
The Japanese charged with a shout
upon the enemy and each charge effect
cd now Judgment Tho Chinese then
retreatcd.
After IN hour and a half tho battle
was over and quiet was restored.
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Power Development ut Niagara.

Popular Science Monthly.
The total fall between Lakes Erie and
Ontario Is 800 feet, and Is made up as
iollows: From Lake Erie to the head
oil the falls, 70 feet; the falls, 16l feet;
and below to Lake Ontario, 0S feet.
Consequently, tho total power running
to waste is more than double tho $780,
900 horsepower on the falls. An idea
OF the proportion that this total bears
20 what may be called the worlds con-
sumption Of power may DO had from the
fact that It IS computed to be equal 10
the total OF all the steam generated
power in the world.
The geographical situation Of the falls
with respect to nearnGss to the at pres
ent great power-consuming conters is.
as limited above not quito all that could
be desired; but there are, nevertheless,
seveBal cities within reach, electrically
speaking, which will use an enormous
amount. Buffalo may DO said to DO
next door, and Rochester is within easy
reach. In tho not too-distant future,
we may,expect 10 zee tho great electrical
manufacturing works in Schenectady
operated, as Is meet, by electrical power
from Niagara.
The power company has, however,
made branch track connections be.
tween tho territory owned by it and
three important railway lines, which all
pass within a law miles Of the property.
These connections and the good freight
rates which have been contracted for in
various directions, together with the
cheapneSs of power, will in NIL likelihood
attract to the spot manufacturers, be-
side those which have already undcr-
taken to 60 there, to an extent which
will make it the foremost power.con-
Stunning center in the world.
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CHICAGO. Sept 5.-scanty pasture and the pres,
ent and prospective high cost OF corn Is hending
cattle IN. The number uulOaded here to-day
was close TO 100 head. The arrivals Of range
cattle arc estimated at 1000 head OF Texas and
700 head Of western; leaving $500 head Us the
supply Of natives. The latter wer0 quoted Al
81 2,aJ 90 with suOS principally at s. Ion! 70 for
cows. heiferS and bulls. and lRrVely at - 7jG5 -
for hclfeS Sales OF westerns were scarce NJ ~ ~
as % for Gown and OF 50 OOai s. for steers, the
bulk 1t g. SOUS 90 for the former and at 3 JOaf "
for the latter. Sales were at s. 7Ja6 ~ for com
mon 10 extra the bulk ut 8 90aG 20. There
were sales OF rough mixed lots rs low as y goa
GJ aud high, and cnlls at s. scat q. Trailing IN
sheep was aI 81 OGaa 70 for inferior 10 medium
aud s. 75a3 80 for good 10 prime. The lamb
market Wns easier al 81 5Oai S for poor aud best
grades, With salcs at 81 25ai co. Recelpts--Cnttle
1000 head; calves, 90 head; hogs, 1900 head
sheep, 1900 head.
East LIBERTY. pa. Sept. 6-Cattlo, steady and
unchanged. Hogs, firm; Fhiladelphias 81 1a
G 10; best Workers and good mixed 81 l0h6 90
common to fair Workers S. jOaj T5;. pigs y 800
g "a Sheep. supply light to-day, demand iaii
aud market steady at unchanged prices.
CISciNNATr sept. 5.-IlogS In god demand
and higher ut 81 6OaO Is; receipts 1900 head ship
meuS 6Q0 head.
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DOLL. RoIin quiet TufpentiDo Ora. Aie5 nfia.
Nolassibteady. Code. uptous y points hisnef'
Sugar. raw quiet and steady; rvhned quiet
CHICAGO sept Acorn continued TO climb
to-day. iryed on By the er0p DAMAGE repofts;
and closed 5e higher iOr Nay, but unsai n I.S
N connect. finishing al = los Of &c lot llreen
provitons wound 40 with losses ali around
Flour quiet aud unchanged
RHEAI-Caah No :, a5SlSlsfes 10. ? tP ptls
5gFSaSsSc; December S6'4lS'ysA'63.c' Nay Si}Ss
CSSs@Cuh No ?. SsEe; september sS':sSIA
GSssse; oct0bef S55saSG5sASeste' Nay SS'SaS'+a
0Afs-CA,h No. =. SIC: No. . white SiISEH1ei
No, white Ji1.AslEci September StA 9igs
:,9ic: October @EIaO]SlSste' Nay S'HA'''.A
RrE-ko ?. 46Se.
BAELEf-SO. Z, SlSlSc.
fLAKsEED-So. !. 81 ~
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime s. 2oa5 %
Mrs POEE-Cash 81 OOaIt 10. September 81 Ol2
II iialt o. January SIS si!fait l,siais ~ q, s.,l,
Ttlsas 6aa1S: October s O1l1SAs 7jas 60; January
ssHoar kiSs+Gssh sides 81 7Oa7 50; September
g SSa7 s9s7 Is; October q S2aJ; . SST ~;
81 Sal %: short clear sides s. lOas 90 e.
wHsKY-DlstlleI finished goods, per gallon
sl1
ENGA-Elrm o. l5alb6
BrTTEA-MarkeI hrIn; creamery ltaZ3Sc
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Flour quiet WheAt
hrtu: No. ned September 563saS5'4ci octonet
5I11TSSTi,c; November 5sbSA5sAe; December gtSSA
SIC; Corn advanced ": 10. I? mixed septeaiii
Der 65tSAGic: October GtaGaISc. Oats tirm aud
lSc higher No white September S13iAS6SSci
October JIa3iiIc; November SkaIi5fc; Decem'
Der 3sLtAGs,fc. Butter steady and IN AR &C.
mRnd: PenusylvauiA prints &c. Eggs, eholee
fresh stock firm; fresh near by lie.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 5-Flour Steadlet wheat
IN good demand; No red sic; receipts CIV
bushels: shipments coo buShelA Corn hrmi 10
mixed jGaj51Ic. Oats easy; No. mixed S1fG.
Rye quiet; No 2, i7c. PORK tirIn al tli 30 lard
ltoafy at 6 30 Bulk meats quiet at ISSS
bacon easy at g l2T WHISKY hTm a. 81 ~
Cheese quiet
TOLEDO o.. Sept S.-wheat higher and steady;
No. cash and September 31Sc; October Si,fe;
DecemberG6ISc; May 81 Nc. Corn dull aud stealy
No. ? mixed &c; No. 2yellOW 57Sc Oats quiet
No, mixed SOc; No mixed white S9c rye
dull and steady; cash 4T1fc. CloverSeed lower
and steady; prime cash s. TX
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srpowELL REpunL1cANs
Hold Their County Conventional strOB
Ticket Samed.

Hold Their County Conventional strong
Ticket Named.
sseeial cOva5onaaos n tA< Iaseatgaer.
wELcH, Sept. 1.-The convention was
called to order by W. W. Whyts, chair.
man Of the Republican county commit.
tso. and Major Il. @. Flesher was elected
temporary chairman and E. S. Hutehln.
son. temporary secretary.
Atl2:45 the various committees made
the following reports:
For permanent chairman, Major Il. G.
Flesher. For secretaries, John A.
Brown, R B. Bernheim, W. p. Byphers.
The committee on credentials then
made their report, which also included
the basis Of representation.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted tho following:
"Resolued, That we, the Republicans
OF Mcdowell county, in convention as
soTnbled, do hereby re-alirm our ale
glance 70 tho true and honest princi.
pies Of the grand old party, and pledge
our earnest and hearty support 10 the
nominees Of the Republican convention.
and promise TO give each candidate q
greatly increased majority at the coming
election"
On motion the reports were all
adopted.
The next order OF business being
nominations, the following were made:
For judge Of the criminal court, l. L
Chambers; for county commissioner.
W. Q. Daniels; for superintendent OF
free schools, r X Smith; for assessor,
Thomas Lambert.
An additional list OF delegates was
then appointed 10 the senatorial con.
vention at Logan on September 5, aud
tho delegates were instructed to cast
the vote Of Mcdowell first, last and ali
tho time for Hon. W. z. Payne, Of this
county, for state seuatUr from this, the
Seventh senatorial district
Immediately after the adjournment
Of the county convention, the Eighth
delegate district convention, for the
counties OF Mcdowell and Wyoming,
was called to order by Major Flesher.
There was but one namo presented to
tho convention. that OF Hon. A. W.
Cook, the present incumbent, who was
nominated by Hon. Edgar 7. Rucker,
the nomination being seconded by Mr..
Robertson. On motion it was made by
reclamation.
A short address was then made to the
convention by T. 2. Wright, who had
been candidate for tho nomination,
but who had not allowed his nnme to
20 before tho convention, in which no
heartily endorsed the nominee aud
promised to give the ticket his full sup.
port.
Tho following delegate district COM
miLteo was appointed: L. P. Rucker, L
S. Hutchinson, Hiram Lambert, Nc.
Dowell county; W. B. Shannon, Charles
+. Cook, Wyoming county.
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IN A oUANDARY.
Wholesale Druggists Confer With Carlisle
on the FFee Alcohol Section.

Wholesale Druggists Confer with Carlisle
on the Free Alcohol Section.
wAsHESorox, D. c.. Sept. 4-To-day
q number Of gentlemen representing
the National Wholesale Druggists Asso'
citation had a conference With Secretary
Carlisle and Commissioner Miller. OF
theintsrnal revenue bureau, on the free
alcohol section Of the new tariff bill.
Dir. Kelley. chairman Of the COM
mittee on legislation, explained that
the National Wholesale Druggists Asso-
citation, and, he believed, the druggists
generally throughout tho country. were
in favor Of free alcohol for the arts and
in legitimate medical preparations.
They had had, however. but little time
TO either examine the bill or 10 discuss
among themselves It's features. Never
theless he believed that o great
majority OF the large users Of alcohol In
medicines were opposed 70 any bill
that would leave tho door open to fraud
upon the government revenues aud
would rather the law should fail than
this should result
Secretary Carlisle explained the
dilemma 10 which be and Commissioner
Miller found themselves. Tho law was
q nero skeleton, without money or ma.
chinery TO put II into operation, nor
could the department employ agents to
be paid by the manufacturers them
selves-the statutes expressing II. Alto
gether he could not see how 1t was pos.
sibIe 10 enforce the law except without
supervision and this, no one could
doubt would lead TO unlimited frauds.
At tho unanimous request Of the
delegates the secretary agreed to hold
the matter open for a few days to enable
tho members OF the association TO pre-
sent their views.
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KNIGHTS of PYrHIas.
The Supreme Lodge stIII in Session a
Washington.


Washington.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Tho supreme
lodge Of Knights OF Pythias devoted its
morning session to-day to discussion OF
the proposed new statutes and adopted
n now system OF transfer Of member.
shin. Under former rules a member
taking a card OF withdrawal from n
lodge ceased TO be member Of tho or.
dor and was obliged to apply for admis.
sion TO another lodge on tho same terms
ns ono who had mover boon initiated,
running tho risk OF receiving tho two
bIackballs necessary for his exclusion.
This system was considered hard.
shIp upon the older members, US mon
mast flity years arc not eligible for ad-
mission except by special disponsation,
and as upon tho members Of tho on
dowment rank. Tho new rules provide
that by paying dues for ninety days, a
knight may retain his membership in
his old lodge, unless admitted to an'
other within that time.
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consults his best interests by having a
box Of Krnuse's Headache Capsules at
hand; taken as directed will prevent or
stop any kind OF headache, no matter
what tho cause-in fact II your skull
was cracked 1t would prevent pain.
The frequency Of tho attacks will d.
minish and by taking tho capsules at
tho approach Of headache you will
never have another: 25cper box. Sold
BY Alex. L. Young. John Kari, Wheel.
ing, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, Ohio.
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UNIOS STOCK YARDS. CLAREA0ST,
IlOyDAY. Sent, 2, 1891

5f0SDGY. Sept ,. 1894
swISE-Thongh the receipts since LAST Nom
day number over $50 bead IN excess OF me
previous week, yet tho offerings at tho yards
this morning are rather light aud the demand u
moderate, owing TO uu advance 10 Tulucs oil y o.
30 cents over those ruling last week. GOOD
western hogs sell at 60 J0a6 GJ per l09 IDS gross
ROughy sell at o. O0hb % per lOO lbs gross ke-
celpts 1879 he'd
siIEEP AND LAMHs-Thero Is a fair trade IN both
sheep aud lambs. when good: common arc very
dull sheep Aru quoted Of 9HSo Lambs 2IsAie
per ID gross Stock ewes very slow At sla2 per
head.
CALvES-ThGro Is q fair trade In veal calves.
which sell ut 3katxc aud few extra u SIC per
arc mt wantnl.
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Now rnn.Ion pseI.Ion.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 5.-FOrmer
practices Of tho pension bureau arc ro-
ycrscd by u ruling Of Assistant Secretary
Rcvnolds. announced at tho interior
to-day. Judge Reynolds
holds Tint tho forms OF section 47O3,
RSyisod Statutes, applies to pensioners
under tho act OF Juno q, 1890; accord
inply tho two dollars per month for
ooch child OF a deceased soldier, under
sixteen years of age, by former wife,
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettor. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
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will be paid TO the widow where the
step-children are being educated, IN
whole or in part. At the expense OF 3
state or TO the publiein any educational
institution, or in ahy institution Of
ganizsd for the care Of soldiers orphans.
A large numbsr Of claims will be
Affected by tho new practice,
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Wheeling BrldNe 6 Terminal Ry.

Timo Table No Is to tnku eject ll:ll L. IN.
SUNDAY November ~ 1891
Leave whcelIng-tS:OO ty:lj. lll:iOA m, t?:?1,
e5:lb tt:D. 900 p. m
Leave PcuinsulG--tsO 90. t9:5l, llI:i6a m.,t?:I,
S3:9l, tI:;6. 1906 =. III.
t9:3L, cJ:I7. ti:i2 tgsla
ATrlyo Trrnllual Junctlnn-ts:i7 tlO:Ol. gli:jj
n. M, tI:;Is, aJ:iI. tao, g0:lS p. IN
Leave Terminal Juncti0n-t7:2e, 1900. a IN,
slI:IJ. n m, il:5g. ti;0j tail. iS.Dp IN.
Leave Mnrtin's FGrry-t7;!S 1901 am, el!:i,
sI;ON, N:iO, t5:lg, tS:i! .. N.
ieayc Peninsnla- f7'SI, l9:ltAm., "l::il, li:lt
mn, tj:gj ISIS y. m.
3t;IT, tI:li ti.}l t9:Oi =. IN.
.Dsily tDally except Sunday. l5nndGyS only
AlItraIuS will run Oh EASiern Tina
J.E TAUSSlG, SUPERINTENDENT
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OIL CRY. PA, Sept. 6.-Opened SIC; highest
sc; lowest SIC; closed SCI sales 22,OU1 barrels
cOaranccS 5000 barrels; shipments 1851 bar
rels; runs IL, 800 barrels.
New YoRK, Sept h-PotrolCum firm. Penn
sylynnla oil. saleS none; October option, none;
closed ut S!ISc bid: Lima oil. sales none.
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DRY Goods,

NEW YoRK. Sept SIT has been been an'
other day OF active trade with Iobbcu aud very
full SalCs have taken place. Clothing woolens IN
Blcached cOttOns IN wide request aud lower
Qualities, ranging from &C aud below, are mostly
ifc dcArcr Prints very active for spot goods
Printing cloths in demand, with large. sales a.
nskCl
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tie Features of the Money and Stool
Markets.

Tie Features OF the Money anu stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE, Sept 5-Moncy easy at per cent;
last loan per cent; closed at per cent Prime
mercantile paper 3a5Iiz per cent Sterling OK.
change dull at 81 SCAT s65% Silver certificates
65a6614c. Total sales OF stocks to-day were &c.,.
900 shares
Tho stock market to-day was Irregular Of
movement and unsettled OF tone. the result OF
the days tradiug being tho establishment Of
range Of prices extending from * per cent be.
low to y per cent above the closing figures Of
yesterday aud In Morris & Essex All advunce OF
per cent was mnde on the last previous Snlo. Tho
declines were more numerous than the gains.
Speculation was less active than usual ana the
tfndIug was lnrgely confined 10 the professional
trndcS. London supplying only sIlali portion
OF tho dealings and dividing It's patronage about
equally OIL each side OF the market Influences
at work In tho market were CONTINUED favorable
reports OF railroad earnings rs bull factor aud
rumorS that the forthcoming crop report OF the
government will show loss Of condition III
corn, being n bear argument Tho grHngerS
were chiefly Affected by this latter point aud
St Paul was sold by London, but even IN this
group the depreciation was merely fractional
Western Union WIS rendered n trlllG weak by
realization OF recent profits. The general lnnr.
kct opened irregular, and, except for brlet
period OF strength between 10 O'Clock and 1881
O'Clock, was heavy during the entire morning.
After midday fractional rally took place.
which was not lasting and tho improvement
was quickly lost, the market closing only barely
steady. Sugnr led In the transactions, iluctunt-
Ing within limit Of . per cent. The stock adj
Yanccd q per cent ia the early dealings, hut
sOOn began 10 sag Off OIL steady selling mp TO tho
close, the last being the lowest price OF the day,
9 per cent below the highest point OF the morn.
lug aud ~ down FROM yesterday. Pan Handle
stocks were strong the preferred making an nd
vance OF laz aud the common per celt, Tho
other gains above u fraction wcrG baltimore &
Ohio tx per cent Sugar preferred per cent
The bond market was In good tone all day and
became quite strong during the afternoon, the
upward tendency continuing 10 the close. Most
OF the securities dealt in recorded advances.
The transactions were large aud aggregated
10jS,iO
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
IlnIiroa,I INnntlE gtFnuU
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NIntnla.

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-P.g iron steady. Copper
quiet. Lead easy. Tin stronger straits $40 %
lid, Spelter steady.
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UNIVERSITY OFsYIRGINIl
Attention! Parents, Guardians Z Others

listen 10 exaRvcratcd aud unreasonable claims
lar preierence made by schools having no expo
rir,ice and NO reputation In impRrtlng business
education, and decide In their favor without
snn oi ira courses OF Instruction. all facilities,
ase and reputation OF schools? lyon will call
on zach and examine itS facilities and then CON-
pGrr them you will 1nd tho difference IL iavor
great that Won cannot fail 10 give 1t tho prefer
ence IN every regard. By 20 doing yoq can de-
eide intellIgently and avoid making the uniof'
iunate mistake that some do,
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
iysl Wheeling. W. Va
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for castoriN.
When sho became Miss, she chung to CaStorIa.
When she had Children, she savo them CaStoria.
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-, pennsylvania Stations.
VlEgRnSyIV5Rid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Timo.

rtrKEr OFFICES At pTHSEYLvASIA STATION o.
WGTER ST., FuoT OF Eleventh ST, MllEELiSo'
AT MCI.UHH HouEE, WHEELING, AND At ruS
PESSGYLVANLA STATION DHfD0EroRT.
t,,,-,,,,r-rr IIrrVs,--H pAS JIayDf = ROlTrE.n
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KeySer Express. 0i5 n IN, daily
CIm6erIani Accommodation, $50 a m, daily
except sunday.
MOunlsvillu Accommodation. 80 and tl:lj 4
M, and Clio p H., except sunday, and 1850 p. II.
Saturday only.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
sli u IN. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 p M eG'
ccpt sunday. ,,.o, .,,p,
MoundsvllO Accommodation 40 m, eS'
ccpt sunday; 1000 IL m daily. aud l.l0 $40 n
m, except Sunday. aud 1910 pm. Saturday only.
TRASs.oHIO DIVISION.
For Columbusand Chicago. 7:ao and l: p M,
daily. -.-. ,o,,.
w: Newark s decentralization 800 p. IN. daily, OK.
'Y K ciairsTiillc Accommodation 1910 a IN. and
33Op IL. except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express 2;;j a M and n. t'L m daily
Cincinnati Express. i:d> u. III. aud 1:il p. me-
D! Newark Accommodation. ll55a IN, daIlr, ex.
ccpt sunday. -,
81. Clairwlllo Accommodation. iliIj Il III. and
5:2j p. H., daily. except Sunday
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh. INp aud 7:3l a IT,. daily; ~
q. M, daily, except sunday AMI hsip IN, dallS:
For IriIsburEh aud the east 500 ~ and''j1
p. In., daily. an,
except sunday
pittsburgh Express. go p N. sunday only.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, lnli pm. md go 2. N, li:sii
n, M, daily. and lHti p IA. except SUNDAY, aud
iO;1j a. H.. Sunday only,
Washington Accommodation $40 q. IN, daily
except Sunday,
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SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most ut night; wore by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tunOrs form, which often
bleed and uccrute. becoming very AOro
SWAYSE's 0iSTMESr stops the Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. aud In most cases rG'
tOcentS Dr. SwHync & Sob. Philadelphia
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New York, Sept J.-wOOl steady
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Ohio RIVER RAILROAD 60.

On and after SUNDAY. June J. ISL paslasaf
Trains will run rs follows 'DalS. tDItlJ TX
cent sunday Central tins