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The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

kdor's assessment bill was killed.
atoc Iderritt's bill, providing for
adamytion of certain outstanding
warrants was taken up and after
.nt was referred to the fiuance
tea
|or Felker's bill providing for a
X of four mills for the support OF
institutions and CHASING them
of priority was taken up. Un.
present law, Senator Felker said
scretionary with the state audi
her he would issue warrants for
II the state institutions or not.
proposed to turn over the state
ur mills into the general reve
so that it would be mandatory
te auditor to issue the warrants
It of priority.
Boyd, Moody and Mills ia.
bill. A motion to lay on the
lost by a vote of II to 10
(ittee rose and reported pro
he bill, and the Senate ad
The bill affecting the charter
of Pueblo was called from
Tee and placed on the calen
bnsideratio in committee
30, Mr.. Lowell, creating an ad.
bnded Indebtedness of $175, 900,
for the casualty deficiency and
o pay the expenses of the Grip
k war, on final passage got for.
totes for to four against. An
Icy clause was attached.
200, Mr.. Clarke, prescribing the
of levy and the manner of COL
of taxes, passed third reading.
B. 264, Mr.. Tompkins, providing
extension of the law governing
rchase Of supplies for the penlten.
to the state reformatory, passed
reading.
House went into committee Of the
and resumed consideration Of Fl.
B, Mr.. Fribourg, relating to the levy
school tax. The bill got a favor.
report with slight amendments.
hdle's bill concerning the treatment
w grade ores was killed without
he, the enacting clause being strick.
it.
lator Blakey's bill in relation to
clpal corporations was favorably
nmended.
bgress was reported on Won Hagen's
BAKING legacies from 2 1-2 per cent.
5, 900 to 10 per cent. on $4,000 and
birds.
rrington's bill providing for pay
of laborers' wages in lawful money
le United States was recommended
passage with some amendments IA.
bile to the enforcement of the meas
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
A SURE CURE FOR PILES

ins.nes esins nra .., fs.. iosn I'd ssS ~
ing Prosrudins PIss Yield At sses 10
DR.. Do-sAh.k0'S PILE RGMGov,
which directly Parts aesctsd shsorns tloss
Drassisss q ..,I d.. 6ss.sEs, fSilala., p.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13
HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

The difference between the martyr Of old
and the martyr of to-day. is that one was
burned at the stake. and the other has hls
steak burned for him.
II the Baby - Quitting Teeth.
De sure and that old and ~eitried remedy. Nxs.
wxsIo~'s SOOTHING STRUT for Children Teethiny.
A combination lock Is Of no Use to ma
who forgets his combipat tion. He has ta
pick his lock before It Is ripe.
"Kanson's Magic Corn DAlvs."
Warranted to money refunded. AK your
druggist for IL Prics - cent?
Pleasure Is the flower that fades: remem-
brnnce Is the lasting perfume.
We think Pisos Cure for Consumption IL
the only medicine for Coughs-J-nni-
Ifncknrd, Springfield. Ills, Oct. I. 1894.
Why should sorrow be eternal1 Men sure
ly weary Of pleasure; why should they not
weary Of sorrowf
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Reports concers:ag tIe Cuban In
surrection are. very conflicting.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

$4,000, and his assistant from Sc to IS
per day, passed its second reading with
out opposition.
Senator Ledt Is bill reducing the sal
ssies of the clrl0 in the Supreme and
Appellate couris passed, but not with
out an hours xr1ngling and seven bal.
Eots being tai en- on 1t. At present the
clerk of tho Stpreme Court receives
1880 per arnu n. Senator Leddy's bill
cuts him do Hn to $4,000. The deputy
clerk in this court at present receives
$1,000. The Leddy bill cuts him tc
1,2OO, which cut was allowed to 90
without or DOS ition The clerk Of the Ap.
pellate C,urt receives $1,000. Under
the Ledd.- bin he gets $500.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

MIssKs COSTUME Pattern No 6oi is cut In
four Sizes, viz: 0, Z, 10 and 1 years
Cherry colorcd cashmere and creamy point
de-veniSc lace, combined TO make this charm.
Ing dress, designed for party dancing school or
best wear
Tho fancy arrangement Of tho pretty whist IL
made over ntted body lining that Stimulates
lnce.
Handsome lace brotcllcs cross tho shoulder,
and fall on each side OF front In iabot style Tho
closing II Invisible In center back. Full EN-.
piro pufis aro stylishly arranged over nttcd
sleeve Innings frill Of lace finishing them at
tho elbow.
The full round SKIRT Is trimmed with n single
band OF insertion ito match lncc) sewcd on
above tho deep HON. Tho upper cdye Ia gath.
crcd and sowed TO lower edge Of waist. Tho
addition OF gumpe will mako this pretty cos
tume suitable for general wear Velvet, satin
or silk can be used In place OF the lace with
stylish efcct. and tho sleeve frill can be omitted
altogether II 40 preferred.
Crepon, canols hair. taKctn, Henrietta, or
any soft woolcn or mixcd fabrics will make up
stylishy by tho mode
Tho retail price Of pattern ia d ccnta
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Absence In Its anxious longing and
Of vncnncy Is a foretnste of dcnth.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

Pleasure Is the flower that fades; remem.
brnnce Is the lasting perfume.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-13

nate. committee on state af-
reported adversely on Fl. B. 10.
to divide the Fourth senatorial
rict SO as to make two districts.
report was concurred in by n strict
Y vote. the Democrats voting with
Populists.
be Senate went into committee Of
whole, Grove in the chair, and the
bill before 1t, s. B. 223, Felker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER THURSDAY JANUARY II. 1895

us Chicago Gas. 5ll4 ; Delaware and Hud-
son, 1879; Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western. 1921; Denver ard RIO Grande
preferred. 50; Distilers and Cattle Feed
ers Co., lO5s Erie, 10; 90. preferred, 2lA;
Fort Wayne, l51; General Electric, "a 4
Illinois Central, So; Lake Shore, 1891 /;
Michigan Central, %; Missouri Pacific,
23sS National COrdage 65S; do. preferred,
lot4 Norfolk and Western preferred, 2Ols
Northern Pacific, 80 do. preferred, ~;
Northwestern, 90l4 do. preferred. las;
New York Central, 99}5; New YORK and
New England, S25S; Pacific Mail. 22S<;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, S4;
PittsourS, l51; Pullman Palace l54jS Read
ing, ~ Rock Island, 623S: st. Louis and
san Francisco first preferred, -; St.
Paul, 56ls do. preferred. l17A Tennessee
Coal sno Iron, l52S; Texas Pacific, %;
Union Pacihc, IFS; United States Ex-
press, 43; Western Union, SIS Wheeling
AND Lake Erie, 90; do. preferred, SO.
Mining StOcks-Bulwer, 06: Cholor, 40;
Crown Point, 30; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 335; Deadwood. 40; Gould
aud Curry. D; Hale and NOrcross, ST;
Homestake, 1000; Iron Silver -; Mex
lean, So; Ontario, $50; Ophir, las; Ply
mouth, 80; Quicksilver. 25O; 90. pre-
terred, 1850; Sierra Nevada, 40; Standard.
2lO; Union Con-. 45; Yellow Jacket, 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

291sc. Molasses, firm. Oranges. firm;
fancy sound So 15a4 90: others 81 50a3 80.
Cotton seed oil, dull. Coffee. options
closed firm at 15a20 points net decline.
Sugar, raw firm; refined steady.
BALTIMORE, January 16.-Flour, quiet
ana unchanged; receipts, 1887 barrels;
shipments, 29,52S barrels; sales, 300 barrels.
Wheat, dull and easy; spot and month
59sla59Xc; February 59&a6016c; March
60s4 a6lc; May 62a621c; steamer No. red
51l4c bid; receipts, 6.4SS bushels; ship
ments, 10000 bushels; stock, 595,65l bush
els; sales, 10000 bushels; southern wheat
by sample 6OaG2c; do. on grade 57lSa60]4c.
Corn, easy; spot and month 475Sa4Sc: Feb
ruary 4Sl4a4S19c; May 5la5lkc; steamer
mixed 4T4a47}Sc; receipts, l7,4l9 bushels;
shipments, 30, 465 bushels; stock, S722S6
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels; Southern
white corn 4Sa4l49c; do. yellow 4Sa49c.
Oats, steady; No , whtewestern. 3S16c
bid; No. mixed 3515 a36c; receipts, 9,349
bushels; stock, liz, 529oushels. Rye, slow;
No. ,, SIC; stock, Al. $50 bushels. Hay,
steady; good to choice timothy So 50a
1900. Sugar, active aud unchanged But
ter and Eggs. steady and unchanged.
Cheese, firm and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA PA, January l6.-Wbeat,
steady; No. 2red January COS a6O15c; Feb
ruary G04a6ic; March 6l%a62c; April
81 a634c Corn, weak; No. 2 mixed jan
uary 49a494c; February 49a49Ac; March
49, 5a50c; April 50a5O19c, Oats, steady;
No. , white January 3715c; February
37lfa3T&c; March 314aSSc; April 31&a
3S4c. Butter. steady; fancy western
creamery 25c; do Pennsylvania prints 26c;
do iobbing 27a30. Eggs, firm; fresh near
by 24c; do western 23a24c. Receipts
Wheat, l, 200 bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats, 10000 bushels. Shipments-W Wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, %, 600 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels
TOLEDO, o., January l6.-Wheat, active
and firm; No. 2 cash and January 5514c;
May 5S4c. Corn, active aad steady; No. 2
mixed 434c; No. mixed 425Sc; No.
yellow 43c; No. white 431{c: No. white
49c Oats, quiet and steady; No. white
32}$c. Rye, duh; cash SIC. Cloverseed,
dull and steady; prime cash So 90; Feoru-
ry rnd March So 5215. Receipts-Wheat,
10. 600 bushels; corn. -. 500 bushels; oats,
LOO bushels; cloverseed, l06 bags. Ship.
ments-Flour, 800 barrels; corn, 2l,5OO
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; cloverseed ASP bags
CINCINNATI, OHIO, January l6.-Florr,
strong Wheat, nominal; No. 2 red SOC;
recei pts, 1900 bushels: shipments, 1900
bushels. Corn, fair demand; No. mixed
43l4c Oats, barely steady; No. mixed
S215c Rye, steady; No. at 54c. Pork,
easier at $1l G21<. Lard, lower at 81 60.
Bulk meats, quiet. Bacon, easy. Whisky,
steady at 81 -. Butter, steady. Sugar,
good demand. Eggs. quiet at l9c. Cheese,
firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
Lnnhon Wool salas.

LONDON, January l6.-The wool auction
sales opened briskly to-day but closed far
with prices unchanged. Rather better
assortment was offered. American buyers
purchased to-day 300 bales, mostly New
South Wales greasies, paying fully last
sale rates The number of bales offered
was l1,07l, of which ], 800 were Withdrawn.
Following are the sales in detail:
New South Wales, 1895 bales; secured
Cd to Is I'd; greasy "a TO 1870.
Queensland. 1909 bales; secured 10da
Il&d; greasy 4sla74dd.
Victoria, 500 bales, secured 9dals 47d;
greasy 413da7d.
South Australia, l63 bales; greasy ~ AID.
New Zealand, 2,S25 bales; secured, 615a
1ld: greasy, 5a919d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 2,0l9
bales; secured, 104dals 21d; greasy, 314a
I'd.
Falkland Island, lbs bales; greasy 5da
61ld.
Boston, MASS, January l6-The Amer
ican Wool and Cotton Reporter will say
tomorrow of the wool trade: For a long
time there has not been an evener market
than that of last week The period opened
with steady wool prices, with no DISPOSE
tion to shade The buying has been fairly
general. The sales since January l, 1895,
amounted to S,0SS,6J0 pounds against o.
5SS, 700 pounds year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
\ RerrILIoN - rLANNEO.

It was Proposed 10 Establish Pro-
vlsioual Government m the West ana
Fight 60 the East
Dies MONIES, Ia, January Isl. r.
Sovereign was seen ia reference TO the
statement attributed 70 him by the
Leader OF Des M1.nes, yesterday, 70 the
effect t1at hs and Debs had considered
@ p.o, -1 lead o rebellion against
tis Government at the time OF
ths biC railroad strike in
Chicago last summer. He denied
that he had said that the scheme was
considered. Ho said further that a plan
of rebellion was submitted TO Debs him
self, and the other strike leaders, the
details Of which had been partially
worked out by two Chicago ATTORNEYS
whose names be refused 20 reveal. The
scheme embraced the general details
outlined In the Leader interview
with him, including the establishment
OF provisional government in the West
with a plan OF campaign toward the
last. This scheme, Mr.. Sovereign
said, was proposed TO Us seriously by
trends, just IS many other wild plans
were submitted, but neither il, nor any
others was considered by US, entertain
ed by US, Individually or 10 conference,
or Ga kod Of seriously any time"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
EBAYJE AND TRADE.

nouev, ia1 lie Por nt-Govsrnmea,s,
SJsadY-Stooks, Dun-Flour, steady aud
Unchanged Whsa' higher
sew YORK. January l5.-Money on call
es $50 lal-l per cent; last loan l per
Genes closed at per cent. Prime mer-
e paper . an per cent. Sterling
-',-i1Ee strong out dull with actual
business, in bankers bills az 49, for de-
--e- Silver certificates 53}sa6O}5
.FEhNNENTs-SJea Except for fives,
"-I-l are -sa5t per cent lower.
Us. IS Registered. .l17lS
~ ApoA9- -..-... .... ...-..-... HOS
T. s. t5 registered.
~ COUPONS. ......s....-.-..lL
=. =. IS o3yIster8d acknowledgements. 90
--.-- 'a OF 90 .......-..... ......-..lO J
>trfs-Qliet aud steady, except for
Virginia SKIES deferred, stamped, which
..le- OBJ aud rallied 10 10.
"NlEalps-Heavv.
>|o.ss-Less than one hundred thous.
s.- shares 0t stock were dealt in on the
N...a -vctaEge today, and One-half Of the
business was done 10 Chicago Gas and
sugar. LDca. Influences were at work IA
some shares. Chicago Gas was heavy on
..-eNaloi the NQu,datlng prices in
q. ra,et by those who had acquired
s-'t ol the anticipated change of
control, QUO who are disheartened by the
obstacles placed IN the way
.-t hoped for change. Reading was
".. OBJ t.e sale of a block OF STOCK be-
-- .' have been pu- on the market by
.. sla interest. There was some buy
sugar 1y houses with Washington
.-Hcns ogU there were no develop
a touching the sugar schedule to ac-
....l therefore and tue local traders
e mostly sellers. To was not eX-
-.-- that any gold would be shipped
e bus one firm sent forward S35O,OO0
London and Sd50,U)0 were Withdrawn
'.a L-e treasury to-day, some OF which
gay Del exported oy tO-mOrrow's steamers.
e. Tee I'D the gay circular issued by the
'.-tua .tCr, committee of the Distlling
4.y was issued liz asks for proxies
.-r annual election. reviews the history
Oh. company AID critiCises the present
seueuJ TO came too late TO have any
-te or the speculation in the shares
company. which were but lightly
.-. Do aud moved within a rage OF 4
cent The strangers did not
f very largely into the transactions
. --ctQated within fractional limits.
-- general market was irregular during
aa-er portion Of the day, out Ia the
-- trading urn tone prevailed and
uV of the list recorded small adj
',-..s, The market closing quiet, but firm
$40 .l The main about the hnal sales or
saturday. Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
7-- gained ~. Tue bond market was
que, and nrm during The morning, but 10
-s .a.e session, on u somewhat increased
le %, trading lower figures were as
-e recorded. The aggregate sales were
'--,igu Total sales OF stocks 60, fS3
s--reS. Quotations closed bid
H.tllsou. as, Adams Express, 140; Al
,.l -1l Ierre Haute, 81 do, preferred lgS;
a-1fican Express HOS Baltimore and
S-o 62+(; CaRada Pacific 55Is Canada
southern, 43T, CsRtral Pacific. a; Ches-
-.74de aud Ohio, Il; Chicago and Altca
-'0' Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

Al. t.sss odd forms OF oInamentatiOn
,..rl..et into play by fashions that
..4 up..asing io their demands for
-.-s,s trimmings. Al present there
.. ..t.- danger OF OVERRIDING the items
enhancement, bus there is still
.-s-es Tor her who believes in less
.-.vg attire. Could anything be much
NOR. lressy than the costume here pic
.-.f9 Vet its skirt Is entirely plain,
s.t To-, bodice has, besides the rich
F1-s1une collar oil lace, only 4 stock
collar 0rnameujed with velvet bows
narrow velvet belt. The material
is brown vs'vstseu, aud the skirts
,s.raess necessitateS absolutely sccur-
I.s folds. which are attained by gem
srols stiieu.ug.
With the hlt that accompanies it, re-
turn is made 10 she standards Of eiaoo-
rstsness. Its OF dahla colorsd felt,
trimmed with brown velvet, black OS-
t-.rh D.umes and ruby daisies.
The newest theatre hats a little moo
Gao atrsircf the s0ftest chiffon. There
kaUtte handkerchief bow 10 front,
,ss effect being quite that OF softly
i-u.ed chiffon ksvchiei that has
been loosely tied ao1u, the head. II
quite covers the hair aud offers some
protection 90 the head, while at the
sane time conforming 20 the demand
for uny Roadway To- the playhouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
PET OLE Gu a.

OIL CITY. PA, January l6.-Opened ct
81 90; highest 81 001s; lowest 971sc; closed
at 91lsc; sales, 5000 barrels; shipments,
81, $50 barrels; runs. 72,311 barrels.
New YORK, January l6.-Petroleum
quiet; Pennsylvania oil sales, none; Feb
ruary option sales, none; closed offered at
971%c Lima oil sales, none
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
tnnllvr,cent snnha,

fDuIIY rNcept Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm drove
at S:43 a m. AID Wheeling 10 l2:H p. N
Trims No. :. 6, IA aud 70 connec, wits EerSia
line for Triad elpha. Herdlc leaves Iriadsl-
phis for Elm Grows A. 5.3J 2. m. 7:30 O.. "a.
l. sc a. m. and6.l0 ?. m. Daily, except Sun.
GAYS and Saturdays b>rdic, will conaecl with
train No. 81, leaving Wheeling at 1909 U. m.
Sundays herdc leaves lriadelpnia al 500 \.
m IL 90 q. N, $50 p m. .snd connects with
trains No g. IL and - FROM wheeling.
He. WEIsGERBER Gen. Manage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

AZ cents. Some request was made for
bleached sheetings and shirtings of the
medium and better qualities. Samples of
new and heavy weight woolens are beng
opened and initial orders very good.
Printing cloths firmer at 21&c bid for 81
squares andeno sales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
DRY GOODS

Nsw YORK. January l6.-It has been q
slow day in the demand for general dry
goods, though for some specialties consid-
cradle business has been done Amoskeag
and Lancaster staple ginghsms iobbing at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
The Metal Msrssz

NEW YORK. January l6. Pig Iron, dull;
Scotch $40 00a20 90; American 50 50al3 90.
Tin easy; straits Si3 05a2O 90 plates quiet;
spelter fat. Lead, quiet. Copper, steady;
brokers' price CSC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

except Sunday aud II 90 p. m. SATURDAY only.
Washington City express, III: ~ a. m uaiy
Grafton express. IO:iOa IN, Monday only.
ARRIVE
From New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. S:l5a. m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, EJO p. M st'
cept sunday. s.u,
Moundsyille accommodation, 800 q. M anu
1885 Q. M. except sunday, and 10 p NJ %"
urday only. oo 4.u,
Washington City express, 500 p. m. dhiiy
Grafton express 500 p. m, Monday only
WHEELING ANDPITTSBURG DIVISION.
For PltIsbure. Washington. Baltimore Poll.
adelptia aud New York, 5:J5 a. m, aud o:io y
For Pittsburg. 7:3O 2. N. daily.
Pittsburg express, l:5O .. M ehcsP. M -
Washlngte u, Pa. accommodation, J.W p ~
except Sunday.
From New FORK Philadelphlar Baltimore
Washington and Plttsburg, DIV q; M M, o'i,'
ll:3)p. m. except SATURDAY ~" 500 N'
Pitisburg mail. I2:3j p. n, except sunday
and $50 p. M. daily. - e.tos M
Washington, Pa sccomnolaIion' CIV ~
except Sunday.
TRANSCEND DIVISION;
For Columbus, Chicago and inc "f'I 90"
aud 1918 q. NJ daily. and 1:l2 ?. ii.' JANA
Columbus. Cincinnati ana ~ Lous. 80
n. m. daily and 30 p. m, except 9a1Ut0N''
aud 2:85 a. m. Sunday ony. NIX
St Clairsvile accommodation w.
and 4:l2 r. m. except Sunlay., d.ny
Newark accommodation D.. p ''' -'''
Sandusky Mail 1913 70. m' dt"'
AEEnE. f
From Chicago 2:35 q. m ana 900 p ln '-'''
and :35a m. daily - c.l,,ottt
From ST. Louis Cincinnati ana 'O'1'"'
500 q. m. and 5:3j .. M. dailY. 30. ,
II. Clairsvlie accommodation I'D
and OBS D. m except sunday. f.i,
Newark accom- notation II - r. Me- "''.''
Sandusky Mall a..3 p. me- daliF
CHAS -. ~CCLL,
Genera. Passenger Ae'h~
Ut LANE. 7. p - WaeiiiA2 "'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
RAILROADS.

UHE CLEVELAND, LORAIN
4 AND WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
Effective November Is 1891. Central Tine.
North Bound. 100 100 Ii-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

on and after Sunday, December 10. 1891 Pas
4engsr Trains will run as follows fDaily
+Daily except sunday. Central time
.orrz BOUND
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

DTTps AND DEEDS or rEUsr p ~
"a f.r.als lttss EEsIsThhs As~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

~ W 80 " n = 49,
BalL.mese. Philaael
phis and New Y ork
/. - a. m. and 2.3O D.
~, daily.
Cum berland az
com modation $3.50 4.
M, daily except
Sunday.
Grafton accom- me
datisn 2:3 p ~,
daily.
Moundsville &C
commodafion ll"O
e. m, and 600 p. CO...
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

Departure and arrival OF trains At Wheeling.
Eastern time. January o, 1888.
MAIN LINE EAST.
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DRY GooDs-GEo. R TAYLOR.

Our entire stock of Blankets and Comforts marked
down and placed on sale this morning in Market street
room. The great reduction have made In the prices
will make this very attractive sale. Large lines very
suitable for hotels and private families Particular at
tention is invited to quality as we'll as prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

except Sunday. aud IL 20 p. m. saturday only.
Washington City express, 10; 10 a. m daiiy
except Monday.
Grafton express, IO:i0a IN, Monday only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17
RAIL Way TINE caRo,

Arrivals and departures OF tr.snsoa AMI
after Jan. Q. 1885 EXPLANATION or Py~r,s.
ENcE MARKS: @Daily; sunday eycsptsG.
MONDAY excepted: SATURDAY excsDted Sun,
Eas ern STANDARD I me, which Is one hon,
earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

NoxravEsr SrsTEK-C LL'LNA'
LIvEIos- ..,,,,aufst
TKxNsRCs pAILr, EAtE4-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-17

>ttrss-Qlie, aud steady, except for
Virginia SKIES deferred, stamped, which
.le- -o @ aud rallied 10 10.
"'l..lps- Heavy.
The Dickinson press., 1895-06-15
The Free Library.

EDrron PRESS kindly give mo space in your
columns to draw public attention to a matter
which has now been a long time under consid-
grafton: l refer to tho scheme contemplated
a free public library and reading room. Tho
many friends of tho movement will be glad to
learn that tho railway officials have consented
to allow their employees to use the old dispatch.
ors' Office, and considering its central location,
the large well lighted and we'll ventilated rooms,
besides an admirable arrangement of shelves,
etc., Dickinson has cvery reason to ~"rejOico and
be glad" in receiving such a boon.
Icannot think of any moro practical reform in
which our people should vic with each other in
c%essful issue than tho ono at present coptom-
plated. Aside from tho high educational nrivi-
IIoeges enjoyed and the, means and methods of
1t remote a common. bond of union between
men who might otherwise feel estranged, stimu-
lates fresh thought, strengthens, faith in each
t 9ya Gra aha h Sal;. 1mem th to realize 70 nao that ! an AIImish-
e eHist a%s %'i Sid spaeo ' psrm ,haf s .; mere 60 5 ,%T;Ssl
ana point opthhe. very fact of having a public
sit.lon ;of this kind enables US to school
zcns. But this letter is already long enough,
and as the Roy. Mr., Gallagher has kindly agreed
to Yet VS. boar from him next week, We shall all
assistance'O his sober Judgment and ripe expo
rience.
just a word in conclusion: Wo expect every
membership roll and we guarantee them full
value for tho amounts subscribed. Wild il its
scope, lofty IN its aim, far.reaching in its do
tho basis of a public literary debating society
(which we shall have in tn. near futnre) will
meet a long felt want Hnd supply a long felt
need. Let us one an;i all, go into this movement
heart and soul and remember our old motto
"Never Fail"
Thanking you, Mr.. Editor, in anticipation,
Yours very truly,
j. COPELAND.