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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Thieves entered the residence OF ). Is.
Williams, on South Broadway, some
time Thursday night, by cutting the
Stats out OF q shutter, when a pane or
glass was removed so as 20 unlock the
window fastenings. Twenty dollars In
money. a watch. a gold ring and other
articles are missing. The robbery was
not discovered by the inmates until yes
terdaY morning.
Benz. Turner, q Laughlin mill man,
who resides on the Island, had the
fingers on his loft hand badly mashed
yesterday by being caught In the ma
chiuery. His injuries were dressed az
Raiston's drug store.
Tho suit Of Isaac Nixon. who lost a
leg az this place by being run over by
the C.. & p. road, was settled yesterday
for 500. lie entered suit against the
company, claiming $4,000 damages.
The funeral OF Ebenezsr Coss will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the family residence on Fourth
street. The remains will be Inferred at
Linwood
Miss Nora Krm and Miss EsterbroOk,
teachers OF the Barnesvilie schools,
are the guests OF the family Of John
Campbell, on First street
Dr. W. II. Hall and son Charlie and
Harlan Ong left Yesterday afternoon
for Kent o., TO visit the Doctors
parents.
A number Of the C. e p. employees
went 20 Steubenville yesterday 90 at
tend Court as witnesses in the Nixon
case.
Special Palm Sunday services will DO
held 40 ST. Marv's Church. Also there
will be special services all next week.
Scales have been put in at the Htna-
Standard mines and the coal will DO
weighed as 10 leaves the mines.
James Morrison, OF Pittsburg, who
was called here % attend the funeral OF
his brother. has returned home.
Charles Beutler, of the Hughes Pump
Company, of Cleveland, is here on bust
ness for his company.
Some OF the young folks are talking OF
having another dance at the ST. Clair
Hotel next week
The "Ni gilant' boys will have sup
per tonight 40 their hose house 10 the
Third ward.
The street commissioner had a gaSg
of men cleaning up Hanover street yess
terday.
Mrs. Allen, OF Wells0urg, is the guest
OF Mrs. James TannehilL on Fifth
street.
A young child Of Mr. and Mrs. August
Miller ia very ill with typhoid fever
Miss Minnie Johnson, of Bellaire' was
the guest of friends here yesterday.
Attorney s. w. Boyd was az st.
Clairsville Yesterday on business.
The Laughliu mill is OF to-day, but
will be on in iull on Monday.
I. r.. McGlern went 90 Weilsyiile yes
terday morning on business.
John McCabe, Of Dillonvale, was here
Yesterday on business.
The Debating Club met in regular ses-
sion last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

AGrffnsjt rQ Word.
IL decided steps are not taken 90
force the Democratic Senators, already
elected 90 fulhll their pledges and pass
q tariff bin 40 once, there Is very little
prospect OF a legislature that will elect
another 90 the Senate. The Demo
cratic party will suffer undeserved con-
domination for the failure OF its repre-
sentatives 20 leg.slate in accordance
with the expressed wishes OF the peo-
pie. We say unCeserved, because the
party as q whole is not responsible for
the iaithlessnoss OF its representatives.,
but 10 will have 90 suffer for 10 all the
same. Another consideration that our
would-be slate makers ought 10 take SER
iOusly into their calculations is that
the people in their choice OF future rep
reseutatives are going 90 scan very close
ly the record of their candidates. They
are not going 90 trust any man who has
the most remote suspicion of the faint of
corporate Influences and protective pro-
cliv.ties. II we mistake not the temper
and the dispo siti0u OF the plain people,
the voting element we believe they viii
hereafter look 20 the men who are ln
touch with their interests, and who are
imbued with the patriotic desire % leg
islate for the greatest good 90 the great
cst number. The indications are UNI
mistakablY plain that the rank and file
az the Democratic party propose 10 have
their innings, and in the language Of a
politician, quoted in the REGIsrER's
dispatches, "no power can resist a fixed
sentiment OF the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17
BELLAIKE

The Du0uesne Hook and Ladder Com
papy's benefit given by the Elliott
Comedy Company at the ElySian last
night attracted a good house. Inc
great Irish drama, "Ihe Outlaw OF '9S'
was presented in a very crediIaoie
manner by the company.
The funeral OF Walter Troll will take
Mace this afternoon az o'clock from
the residence OF his mother at ~.
Clairsvile. Several persons from this
city vii, go out 60 pay their last marx
OF respect 90 the deceased.
Rev. l. ID. Cousins. of this city, vii
preach the annual sermon 20 the Knights
OF the Golden Eagle, OF Frankiln,on the
25th inst Tho lodge here has received
an invitation 90 attend and it Is prooa-
Die a number will so out
Messys. George w. Nost and w. Z.
Bergundthal, representatives OF the Bel
laire Board OF Trade, Save returned
from the meeting at Columbus, where
State organization was effected com
prising large number Of local boards
The political pot is getting warm aud
another weeks work will have 70 8
boiling. The last Two weeks OF the
campaign promise 20 be decidedly In
tereSting.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rache. Morton
took place Yesterday. Services were
held al the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Archer. Interment at Rose Hill Gene
terry.
one whole week. seven long days,
have passed without single arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

be ready for occupancy the first Of next
month.
Thomas Smith, formerly al employee
at the tonsorial establishment Of Alley
Chapman here, has gone 20 Cadiz, o.,
90 look up a location for q shop there.
Homer Barger, who has been III at the
home Of HIS brother, j. P. Barger, was
able to be taken 70 his home at New
Freeport, Pa, yesterday.
Boggs run farmers are well on with
their ploWing. Fruit trees are budding
out heavily and the prospects for big
crop are excellent
JUST RECEIvED.-A car load Of wall
paper from the leading manufacturers.
Will sell az prices 20 suit the times.
M. & w. DEEGAN.
A crowd OF young folks from here at
tend the revival meetings in the Nc
Mechen M. p. Church every night.
John Newton will move his family TO
Sistersville the first or next month. Ed
ward Roam will also move there.
A child Of Jacob Greib died last
Thursday night. The child had been
sick for some time.
Mrs. VIM. Curran, who has bsen Wis
itinE at GiOver's Gap, has returned to
her home.
Peter DOlan, who has been a student
at MorgantoWn University, Is home or
a visit
William Meighsn, a brother OF the
doctor, was here yesterday on a short
visit.
The child Of o. O. Gates, which va
so badly burned, is improving nicely.
Good authority states that there is no'
family on Boggs' run in need.
w. G. Lynch, OF Pittsburg, was II
the city on business yesterday.
John James will leave In few days
for a visit 20 Homestead, Pa.
Wm. Serig and Samuel Thomas ar
] home from a hunting trip.
Luke Taylor was on a pleasure tril
/ yesterday 90 Moundsville.
John LOTUS is home from a three
weeks visit to Columbus.
David Arndt, OF this place, is visiting
| at Sistersvi.le.
There is little sickness in town a
/ present
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LIVE sTOCK.

CHICAGO. March -Cattle-ReceiDts,
G.COO head. shipments $3.50 head; market
unchanged; prime 10 extra native steers
e. 5a04 -; good TO choice q 00a4 %; others
90 25a3 30; Texans 81 65a3 -.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
lO.OOJ head: market active aud sac
higher; rough heavy 81 OOa4 %; rough
packers 81 GOa4 20; assorted lights 81 c0a
4 20
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400 head;
shipments 1900 head; market steady; top
sheep s. 25s3 90; top lambs 81 00a4 -.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. March l6.-Cattle--
Receipts. l,46O head; shipments, 1,22O
head: market nothing doing all through
consiguments.
Hogs Receipts, ., 400 head; shipments,
.. $50 head market active; all grades a S0a
al %.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head; shipments,
4OD head: market steady and unchanged.
C1NcINNATI. ONO, March lG.-HOgs,
quiet at 81 Ola4 50; receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, coo head.
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BENWoOn

The new water works company viii be
granted the privilege of waiting tll the
FIRST of Nav 90 decide whether OF not
the offer of Council viii be accepted.
Benwood people are Goa favor of getting
the river water and not the well water,
fla reservoir is used. ltis said that
tho matter is sure 60. Word from
Colonel Ben Wilson gives assurance that
the works viii De built.
John Mcdonald died nc $3.50 yester-
dav afternoon He was hurt at the
Wheeling stee, works the l2jh OF LAST
July. The niury was internal, and be
has been i., ever since. Though his
death was unexpected, the demise OF
the popular young man was q shock 90
ALL Ho was about thirty-twu wears Of
age. The funeral arrangements are not
YET made.
Three we'll known professional men
had three lively set-tos yesterday after
ternoon To- a back yard. They repaired
there where they used q pair of siX-
ounce boxing gloves, which they had
secretly borrowed for the occasion.
Visitors were not admitted 90 see the
friendly bouts.
The Eastern b. andL. Association, OF
Syracuse, N. H., oilers 90 investors first
mortgage security, seven per cent, inter
est payable quarterly. Loans $500 for
every dollar contributed bv Local
Boards Gallon or address A. Boeder s.
sons, Be,,a.re, o., state Agents Tor West
Virginia.
The Democrats believe 90 is a most
favorable sign in the campaign that Re-
publcans are getting scared as 20 the
result The Democrats we're more
hopeful and confdentOf victory yester-
day than since the campaign opened.
The revival services 40 the NJ. r.
Church are continuing. They viii be
continued this week at LEASE There
have now been over one hundred con-
versions. Rev. Deviin is preaching
With much sloQuence.
Last Thursday night VIM. Chapman
suffered a painful accident de was
walking on the Ohio River tres,le, when
he slipped, falling on the ties A badly
sDrained leg was the result BE will be
laid up for some time.
Prof Nelson has resigned as leader ui
the B0pgs' run band. Con Welsh has
been secured as teacher. On the 18th
OF Nay the band viii play for q Wheel
Ing excursion Co East Liverpool
ID. McMechen's elegant new residence
40 McMechen, is nearly completed.
The structure has ten rooms 70 Will
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IN VEST VIRGINIA SlNCUES
The Farmer, Getting Tired.

The Earmor1 Getting Tired.
Farasg AdDosa.s.
10 is charged BY the press correspond
ents and many others that our Senators,
Messrs. Faulkner and Camden, have
been among the obstruct.onists, and
that they have helped to put coal,
sugar, iron ore, etc, back on the duti-
able list. Now We want 70 say there
are many more consumers Of coal 10
West Virginia than producers, and that
the farmers Of West Virginia are the
direct oenefciaries Of free coal, iron,
sugar, etc., and that the farmers are
not for putting the duty back upon o
single item on the free list, but are
Tor further reduction Of the duties or
Items on the protected list, until it be-
comes a tariff for revenue and not
tariff for protection. We don't want
any hot and cold blowing, all from the
same bellows.
We are tired Of this monkey doiDgs, ana
want 90 see the tariff bill passed as 10
was originally framed. To was bad
enough then. The more the tinkering
now the further they get 1t away from
the platform. It is grand out
rage, that, with almost
continuous session OF Congress from
the first Of last August 20 the present.
six OK seven months, a Democratic ma
i0rity DO both legislative branches or
government cannot repeal measure
(McKiuIeyism) which they swear by all
that is good and bad, ls at the bottom
of an our distress. and substitute there
for some alternative measure which will
bear prosperity on its wings, even as
rosy dawn brings activity TO the sleep
ing fy. let the circus end, We all
know an Ofthe clowns jokes,
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CHicAe0. March 16.-After a duh and
easy session. wheat spurted az the close
and finished p c higher than yesterday. Il
was wired from New York that miliers
there had bought 80. 900 bushels Of No. .
red winter auu had taken 10000 bushels
OF No. & Northern a. 6sl5sc at Buffalo, that
exporters had taken IS boat loads besides
aud sales e. No. . spring for Immediate
lcsding way reported here. This sent the
price 10 Sc and after May had touched
Sc and the close was but sc from the top.
Fine weather and Giscouragiug cables had
previously kept the price down. May
corn closed p e lower. May oats p c lower
and provisions lower al around. Flour
unchanged. Wheat, cash No. , spring
562sc: No. spring Gee; No. red 55l<c;
March 56a56iss. closing az 56Ssc; Mar 5Sa
5S&c, closing at SsAfcs July sos a50kc,
closing at 6oisc. Corn, cash. No ? Soc,
March S5s asdc, closing at S555c; May S75s
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The Lesson OF a Tragedy.

C'CrtslWg IN.TICIH.
The Tyrconnell tragedy speaks with
awful emphasis 90 people who allow
that strange part OF their nature called
temper 90 dcthroue their reason.
Two men who did not love each other
Quarreled about a dog on Wednesday
morning. 10 was a dead dog, but it's
memory stirred APP bitterness enough 90
send two useiu, men into eternity. This
tragedy recalls the fact that few
years ago two OF tho Carter brothers,
living on Davisson's run, two or three
miles from town Quayroled about dog
and one OF the brothers murdered the
ether one. Col Ben Wilson defended
the murderer and in some way had him
RC1uitted
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PETROLEU NJ

NEW YORK. March 16. - Petroleum.
STEADY; no sales; April options closed AZ
S5c.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 16.-Petroleum,
opened size; highest size; lowest and
closed az Size. Sales, 1000 barrels; ship
ments, 124,O4 barrels; runs, S5,s23 barrels.
PrrrsBuRe. Pa. March 16-Petroleum.
opened, lowest and closed Sl5{c; highest
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n
SToCR.-Desuits the engagement of a
million aud % quarter of gold for shipment
10 England tomorrow, and the great prob
ability OF the signing Of the seigniOrage
bill by the President, the stock market
was strong and higher range Of prices
was established throughout the entire &C
tive list and in all but few
of the specialties traded IN.
London was good buyer
during the morning Of AtChis0u, St. Paul,
Erie and New York Central and Louis
vile and Nashville. In the early dealings
the general list advanced sac per cent,
the most prominent shares IN the upward
= oyemeut being General Electric, Sugar,
N-S oTork Central, Western Union, the
GrangGfs and Louisville and Nashville.
After noon the trading became very slug
gjSh and some few shared declined small
fraction. but the market was generally held
firmly until about 30 o'clock, when q
SINAI, raid was made on Chicago Gas. The
result was a drop OF IS per cent. IN that
stock, Sugar receding1 i aud the rest OF the
list q small fraction. The downward ten
dency OF prices was Of brief duration and
during the last hour speculation, although
dull, was very strong. The market closed
firm az or near the highest price touched.
The bond market was generally firm
throughout the day. Sales, 49,, 800 shares.
Quotations closed bid.
Atchisou, i5}5 adams Express, $50 Amer
lean Express llS; Baltimore aud Ohio
75is; Canada Pacific, Is; Central Pacific,
l4il Chesapeake and Ohio, 1874 Chicago
auu Alton. 1856; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. Slll; Chicago Gas, 65 Is Delaware
aud Hudson, 1872 Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. l61; Denver and RIO
Grande preferred 50; Distiiers and
Cattle Feeders Co. 25-s Erie, IL 90.
preferred, 31L4 Fort Wayne, $50; General
Electric. 42L Illinois Central. 9-iS. Lake
Shore. l31ls; Michigan Central, 81;
Missouri Pacific 26E; National Linseed,
Is. Norfolk aud Western preferred, %.
Northern Pacific, SIS; do. preferred, 1917 {;
Northwestern. 1855; DO. preferred, l4u;
New YORK Central, zoos New York aud
New England, ia; Pacific Mail. ia;
Peoria, Decatur anu Ev ausviue, "a PITTS
burr, $50: Pullman Palace, lI0; heading,
sal, Rock Island, 70S{ ST. Louis and san
Francisco first preferred, -; St Paul as Z /;
do. preferred. l22; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 10. Texas Pacific, IS; Union Pa
chic, Is. United States Express, 53i
Western CnOu, S5IS: Wheeling AID Lake
Erie. 1875: GO. preferred, 4sss.
Mining Stocks-3and b, -; CholOr, 90;
1 Crown Point, IS; Consolidated California
and virginia, 290; DesdwoOd, s.: Gould
ana Curry. 90; Hale and NOrcross, so;
HCmestaEe, 100; Independence, 49,; Mex
Z lean. l25: North star, -; Ontario, 400;
Opeir, I'D: Plymouth. 20; Sierra Nevada,
Il5: Standard, l05; Union Con, 81; Vel
I low Jacket, -: Iron Silver, 10; Quick
/ Silver. DO: 90 preferred. 1859; BulITer .C5.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March l6-More life and
good feeling prevailed in the marset to-
day than ~ the opening Of the year. II
looked as If rock bottom prices had been
reached. as for AL goods there is harden
ing tendency. JObbers have hsd good
dav aud more business was done 10 ali de-
partments. Brown cot,ons were IN de-
maud. Dress goods and prints very good.
Foreign dry goods not active
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

S1r1rfsi0tn e rst-
Hon. A. S. cambridge, of this place,
within AN probability again De candi-
GATE for the leg stature FROM jefferson
county. Mr. cambridge flied the posi-
ton with 6JeIty before. and 10 the
party shall again choose him no mis-
take viii be- made,
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being made BY the police. This is a
proud record FOR the city, evidently.
The pupils of ST. Johns Catholic
schools have an excellent programme
prepared for their entertainment at the
Elysan Theatre this evening.
j. C. briggs and wife were called to
Woods6 eld yesterday by the death Of
Mr. briggs father, A. ID. briggs, the
oldest resident Of WoOdsdeld.
Several of our people have been re-
minded that st. Patrick's Day is here
by receiving sprigs Of shamrock from
friends on the Emerald Isle.
Clement briggs, Of Gravel Hill, was
painfully injured by being kicked on
the leg by horse Yesterday morning.
There will be no service at the First
Presbyterian church this afternoon on
account Of the illness Of Mr.. Heron.
Cbalmer Trimble, OF Jacobs6urg, was
in the city last evening.
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C. Dun q Co.'S Review of Trade


NEW YORK, March 16.-R. G. Dun &
Co. s weekly trade review says: Prices
OF commodities are this week on the
whole the lowest of which there is any
record, having declined 70 per cent. in
March and averaging lib per cent.
lower than a year ago, 50 that more
than a third OF the decrease in volume
of all payments is due to decline in
prices Of things consumed. Six more
big furnaces have gone into blast this
month in part, because prices of finished
products are a shade lower and further
contracts have thus been secured.
Pittsburg CESS the lios'S share and has
most OF It's works in operation, cheaper
freights having helped this week with
lower wages and coke and contracts for
Mesaba ore at S2.25. The Illinois steel
works arc about to resume in
part, having secured orders for
rails, but at the East rails
are inactive, and deliveries everywhere
are the lowest for many years. Cheap
ness OF material and labor stimulates
the erection Of many buildings both
east and west.
The demand is so large that sales Of
wool again exceed last years 4, 35l, 200
pounds for the week against 3,94s, 200
and for the month thus far the increase
has been about !, 900 600 pounds, though
in February the decrease was 2l.3 per
cent.
The number OF failures for the week
are 2G4 in the United States against 100
last year
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Tho aovernor Acton wL.sly.

shah rIft0lpH % Tsr
Governor MacC0rk.e is 20 be- COM
meuded for tho successful way I'm which
he kept order in tho mining regions
during the past couple OF weeks. There
was great danger from the striking
miners, bat the Governor promptness
and Grmness kept down the Iawlessncss
ana has brought about peace with no
b.uldShcu.
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me 1Ietai darksz

Nyw YoRK. March l6. Pig iron, dull,
American SlI Goals 20. Copper, quiet
Lead, firm: domestic s. 20. lin, steady
straits $40 10.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. Per Cent-GoVernmenta, Firm.
Stocks, Higher Flour, Unchanged.
Wheat Higher
New YORK. March 16.-Money Oh call
easy at 1 per cent; last loan, l per cent. 4;
closed at / per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a5H per cent. Sterling Exchange
firm at 4SJa4So5. Silver certificates 5S55a
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rp4xsonro DIVISIONS.

TRANE-OIIO DlNi1lDHa'
ro, columbus. Chicago and ths West. 7j1A
m. aud ~ p. me- asuy. ,s.
M DALI eacspi sunday 10. 10 a m.' daily aoa
2f5am No.. SUNDAY only.
- .-i ID; aeeconmodatlou. 30 p. No., excess
Sunday.
AaEve
tom Chicago . % snl 1879 q. NJ. daily
t.1 81 Louis Cincinnati aud Columb1l
E0gn ra sud So D. m. dliy.
81 Ciairsvills accommodation, i~9 -
SIS p. NJ. except sunday
NewarK accommodation. lib 4 n, efc'pi
sunday cHAs. o. sCULk
General patssnggl hge1a
LANE. T. r. Agt. wheeling ". VA
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Many Persons nrc br0ken
Covn fu1n oYsrwork OF h01eh5ld c1-lL
Browns i ron Bitters rsbuTds the
sysseu. aids q -eSsic1. 1cT,oTcs crc>a q bic.
and c-zss nalfrs- 6e>lthe ce11iHc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

fDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains win leave biz Grow
ii. 81 WEISGBRBER
Ga. hAnaGcA
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ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia, Balimors ana
Washington. S25 a. m. daily
Cumberland accommodation. 4B p. m'sF
cept sunday "a,
Grafton accommodation i0.20 = n., daily
Noundsyills accommodation. 80 a M, La
and 735 y. ~. except sunday
Keyser ex press, 5OJ y. M. except Monday
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RAILRoAps.

WHEELING AND ELM Grove
w RAILROAD On and after Wsdnes.
iay, June Lisa trains will ruD 90 fol Va
city TINS.
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WHEELING AND PfrTsBURG DIVISION
For pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore. tAlt
M. daily. 40,
pittsbufg express 10 p fn except onndaf
Washington. Pa. Accommodation ~ y M
except sunday.
AHnivE.
Prom New York. Phiiadelphia balumora
Warrington and Pitishufg ~ 10 q M, daiife
cent sunday. aud no iOa 20. oally
Pittsburg mail, 1870 p. r.. except bandab
and go p. m. daily.
Warrington. Pa. accommodation. 75bA. NJ
p,tisbgfg express, 30 n, sunday oalg-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
.,.,.s1 aasr eject q, SOP. % sunday
pesea BIZ gith. 1877.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

ArrivA ana departure OF teams on and -ftsy
NJ c. n, 1891 EXPLANATION or REFzRE ScH
MARKS: sDaiiy; tSunday excepted. Mos.
cay excepted; saturday excsPteui iSgnaAy
only; fSaturlzy snly. Eastefa StaldArd Tins.
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J. T. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent