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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
snndny nrenkfa.t A..onintInn.

The Sunday Breakfast Association
and Rescue Mission, ON SUNDAY, fed II
men at breakfast and 20 at tea. At
the morning service six men requested
prayer and three profcssed conversion.
and at the evening service eight men
requested prayer ami one man PRO.
fessed conversion. Miss Emma Thiel-
man sang at the morning service. The
Sunday school service was vel al.
tended. Next Thursday will be dona
tion day.
Newport NJ. +. Church has invited
the Rcr, Julius Dudl 10 return as
pastor next conference year.
The camel is a beast af great strength
and endurance. Nothing hurts IL until
the pruverbial last straw il added
10 its burden. Tho human digestive
system is very mucn like camel. 1t
ls really astonishing How mUri. abuse
1t VIII stand Sometimes, however,
something worse than usual Will lie
eaten, and Will 60 through the stomach
INTO the bowels, and th6ro ii will stick
mat constipation Nine touih Of
al human sickness Is duc to runst ma .
tion. some Of thr simpcst symptoms
are cnated tongue and fpui breath. dtl-
ziuess, heartburn, tinlaencc. sHllow-
ness, distr S after cutting. headaches
ana Institute. y lltt,u thing viii cause
cunstlpaUy" ana little thing VIII .e-
heE7 II IN. Plerrc Is Pleasant Pellets
arc % certain cure far consultation.
Iuey are iI1N sngar-co8trd granulaF.
nlla anG 1Htutll n their oatina, There
Is h2thi' tnlp!uus about tlcm. Sold
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28
ENFORCING THE ORDINANCE
Market House Butchers Favor
the Move.
THEIR BUSINESS WILL IMPROVE
The Curbstone Meat Dealer
Must Move On.

A Reporter of The Gozette Gets an Ez-
preston of Opinion from a Second Street
Market Bntcher-what the Result of the
New Move win BE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

George d. Euss mas become mana
ger Of the Merritt House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Newport NJ. f. Church has invited
the Rev Julius Dudl 10 return as
pastor next conference year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

Tender babies are
among its numerous
victims. The itching,
burning, cracking,
bleeding, and scaling
of the skin and Scaln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
REIL.NIItE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass Citr

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glu'"Cit.
During tho bFiei stay OF General Bush
nell in this city, hs WRa entertained for
short time at the home OF j. Il. Smith.
A sister OF Mrs, Smith, Mrs, ]. W..
MoorohoaJ, Of Philadelphia, is Visiting
there aud General Bushnelps family
and that Of Mrs. MoorehaR" are init
mate friends, so that the meeting at Mr.
Smiths home OIL Saturday evening was
a very pleasant aud agreeable one.
No trains on the Cleveland, Lorain K
Wheeling railroad got into Bellairo yes
toVday OH account OF the repairs to
bridges on this and OF tho line. Even
the ST. Clairsv!le trains wore cut OF,
but they are expected to run to-day.
Miller Booth, secretary Of the electric
light company. left yesterday evening
to attend n meeting o. the electric light
people OF tho state at Piqua.
Mayor Dubois disposed OF eight or
ten DRINKS yesterday with tho usual
line and costs, but ioy OF them paid
either fine or costs.
lulIy cumming NhH ~ hNNohAiAb
Washiugton.Jelerson College, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr., aud Mrs.
$, ., Cummius.
Mrs. A. @. Darrah, wife and two
daughters, OF st. CInirsville, drove down
Sunday aud were guests oil tho family OF
b. IL. Darrah.
Benny Stahl, who clerked at the
Globe hotel, resigned and will 90 to
Pittsburgh. Willie Campbell succeeds
him.
Tho Kings Daughters held social
meeting at tho home OF Rev. r Il.
White yesterday evening.
Superintendent Cloudy, Of tue Bealls-
vile school, died yesterday morning OF
typhoid lever,
Tho city council aud tho city board
OF education will hold regular meetings
tonight.
A. U. Mellott is home from q business
trip to Columbus. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
TIIQUIIN USES THEM.
What One of the Highest
Officials Says.
Queen Victoria Uses Proprie,
tary Medicines.
And What is More They
Cure Her, Too,
Other Crowned Heads Use Them
Also and Get Well.
People Have High Examples in
Using These Remedies,

There nayeF was time when patent or pro
preaEy medicines wero SO popular aud so
widely used by everybody Il, at present
lean Of experience have demonstrated the
great beueAt Of these remedies. They cure
hence II is no! matter Of wonder 10 learn
through tho most diTGG, and reliable official
soHtccs that Ia her reCcut fitness, Queen Vic.
lor!n, tue great Queen OF England used aud wa,
greatly benefited by such = remedy. Other
crowned heads have undoubtedly douo the
anne, TAus We soc that the wisCil those with
tho Lost opportunity to Judge, and rich In I'M
limited resources. arc convinced Of the curative
qualities o! these medicines, With ability to
procure the hev, medical talent IN tho World.
hsreaownel Queen preferred gcnuIne rem
which had cured so mauy people, whose
testimonials ste had read
Among all those which rare genius, aiieE long
Yeas Of study aud experiment, has discovered,
there Is none equal 10 Dr.. Greones NeEyugu
blood and nerve remedy.
Kings, queens, noble and peasant. the high
rs we'll As the low. alike omp,Oy and arc cured
BY this grand remedy, especially at this season
OF the year when tho blood AMI nerves require
thilpldljing and iuyBoatiug medicine, Lei!
O,hen follow ,Aese luxurious examples, Don't
make any m,st4Ee. IaE0 Dr. Grecnes Neryura
blood and nerve remedy. Il Is this you uccd,
It's this which will surely MAKE you well aud
strong
Mn CHARLES II, Heaton, residing at lij stale
street Montpelier VI, Is OF the very highest
social POSITION shesayE
"Twoye ago We had a terrible experience
with Ia Grippe. and by oyorworE In taking care
OF my children and tho result, OF the disease !
was loft Ia very exhausted condition. in lac!
was yearly prostTa.el. Twas so weak that upon
the loast excitement would feel nEusOilci
was as uear nervous proI.ratiou Rs anyone
could be.
someone recommended Dr. Grecnes Merry.
ura blood aud nerve remedy to me and immc.
dIa,oly began is use | atn happy to say that Il.
completely cured me, | think 1t Is the best med
Icine ever knew OF for any form Of nervous or
chronic disease I have recommended 1t to
many and shall do 50 upon every occasion"
liyou arc nervous, weak, tired. slecpleSI. II
you have headache indigestion. kidney or liver
complaint, poor blood aud weak nerves, you
eau surely regain your health aud be as we'll as
you ever were by taking Dr.. GreeneI Neyura
blood and nerve remedy
hesiFcaglheainganI curative powers Of this
remedy are wonderful Use it and you will be
made well and strong. Ills the discovery Of DE-.
Greene the mos. successful specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases lie eau be con.
suited by all AT his ullcc, D. West lith street.
New York City, free personally or BY letter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
ANolMnIt HOLE ZONE,

Commissioner BrOwnlnE says tho CoTbett-
FttIsItamons Prize Eight Cannot Take
Place In the Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-CommiSsiOner
Browning. OF the Indian office, has
taken prompt and decisive steps to pre-.
yentthe COrbett.Fitzsimmons prizefght
taking place in the Indian Territory,
lie has prepared a letter Of ius!ruc'
lions to Agent wiIdOm at Huscogeer ln'
dian Territory, directing him to see that
the laws are enforced aud to eject iorci.
bly, any intruders who may enter the
Indian Territory for tho purpose OF
creating disturbance OF Of engaging in
anything that may be detrimental to
the Indians. The commissioner sayS
that the statutes arc ample to cover tho
situation and to prevent tho fight Tho
agent will have at his back not only the
Indian police but all the United States
troops necessary TO eject the fighters.
The statutes give the United States au-
ihority to keep out OF tho Indian Terri
tory all persons whose presence would
be detrimental to the peace and pros
perity OF the Indians. The accumulation
or intends to notify all the governors
and head men Of the five civilized
tribel that they must not allow the Eight
10 take place and nust as'ist the United
States authorities in preventing 1t.
Commissioner Browning was asked II
Al 81 TAEhaNN kttVatntUnnu
and others connected with the Eight, to
citizenship in one OF the tribes would
make any difference in the authority OF
the government, and he said that 1t
would not change the conditions ia tho
least Tho government has the power
10 expel full blood Indian from the
territory If the peace and good order OF
the Indians require 1t. The govern
ment will be able to exercise q good deal
oil discretion in the affair. The United
states marshals, or the Indian agent
aad his police backed by the United
State, tToopsI can remove the lighters
az intruders and keep them out and
tDen answer rs to violation OF the law
afterwards. IL Ia not q caso where n
lgli might take place and the lighters
lHsA DC CAlleu upuu 10 W "HNt"u' '"v'
bad violated tho law. Tho government.
will, not even wait for tho affair to pro-
grgss that far. The principats aud
others connected with the fight will DO
u1csremoniousy hustled oil the Indian
lands on tho grounds that they are in
irudars whose presence is undesirable.
lIihey make any complaint aboutitthe
court, will have TO determine the rights
Of the matter, and it il believed tho
probabilities arc that tho power OF tho
government will be broadly interpreted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

Three,iourths mile. handicap-SaIva,
bla, Ii7i Merry Prince. if2t Right
ROYAL, 10; Casette, lOl; Carlo, leo;
Volloy. lnIermiIsion, 9S; Emotional, %.
One and one-six,eenlh miles, selling 49,
Cash Day, Il7i Ed, Koarney, 10; shel.
ly futile, l09i Agitator, los; Heisie,
los; Gov. shoohan, 1922 The Swain, 100
Second Attompt, 20.
Ihree.tourlhs mile, neptune stakes,
sslIing-Kamsin, 1866 Pr Lief, l0ii Pre-.
mtor, "a; Amanda, lOi; Sebastian, Vol
10y, lierosy, turnover, 81.
Mile, FarhyiIle staEes-Connoisseur
ll5; Brandywine, Primrose. Manches.
ter, no; Luecauia, Applause, lOoi An
drews, l05.
One aud three sixteenth miles,
Haniicap-Sir Excess, tg3; Counter
Tenor. liz; Galilee, ITO.
lhree.iourth milo, sOlling-Srocco,
Agita;or, hi Harry Reed, llG; AMOR,
ll2; The Cooni Cuckoo, Samaritan, l07
Gutta Percha. l0t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

consider, This term ii court will have
murder trial, the li.st for a long time,
70 being thu ono committed at Board
1rco on last Friday nitht, the party
who committed il peiug now confined
in tho jail here, brought by officers yes
Iorday,
Row J, b. Smith and W. /. Brown,
who wont 20 Fairmont rs delegates To
the Well Virginia Chuslian Missionary
convection, TO represent the ChrisIlan
church Of this city, returned yesterday
morning,
W. Il, Mcdonald, who recently moved
here from Carthage, Missouri, has rent
ed the property OF w, II, Roberts, on
Fillh street, aud IL moving his family
intoiL
Rev ]. S. pomoroy, former pastor
Of tho Presbyterian church here, IL IA
the city calling on friends.
J. NJ. sullivan, a former oil operator
here, now Of the Huntington field, Is
hero.
w. NJ, Riggs returned yesterday from
business trip to Kansas.
Mrs, Daniel HOuRken is visiting
friends at Cameron.
i. +, Henderson, OF Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

81 SEQ no possible chance for Yale.
Harvard foot ball game this year."
says Manager Foote, OF the Yale eleven.
al thought last Friday that there might
possibly DO reconciliation, but now |
see no opportunity for one. One thing
ia certain. Yale will mako no otter for
a provisional game with Harvard, as
rumored Yale has not altered her
position and she will not. There has
been no direct communication with
Harvard looking toward game. and
considering tho difficulties regarding
playing rules and the small space OF
time lett for arrangements, don't see
how there can be game"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tho Conference to SETTLE the baltl'
Ground Meets To-day.

Tho Conference to settle the battle
Ground Meets To-day.
DALLAS, TEXAS Oct, 7.-MarIin JUL
ian, representing Robert Fitasimmons,
and William Brady. for ]. J. Corbett,
arrived in tho city tonight. Only Joe
yguIip is lacking TO mako up quorum
70 settle the seIeeiion Of tho bnto
ground. lie will be in from Now York
TOMORROW afternoon.
1t IL possible shat oil tho pro'imi'
ras viii be- arranged tomorrow
w.Ut, but more than lIEgiy thcy viii
n.l be until Wednesday. BoA were
freely accepted to-day at odds ot to 10
,ls the Gght would como Of on Octo'
ta'Dl.
vs.. Waters and W. Martin, Of Hot
fpung4. Ark, a committee representing
that city, arc hero arranging Tor tho
l.ruou.FiIzuimmOns mil to como OIL
/ nra AMI will remain hero until details
arc snlIIci upon. 1boy quote mo Iaw
70. thor state ~ applying to principals
a"I participants In tho ring, making
Iaas a,hting q misdemcanotI WIN .
N. % 1000 to 1850 ~ penalty.
..r NV Tho contest will bo puIlol Oh
ton without question, aud d9 not eH'
p. Tho governor 10 Interfere
aYfJHtL began tfnlnfig Today
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

BALTIMORE, Oct The champions
tasted tho sweetness of revenge to-day
BIZ shutting tho Spiders out without a
run, The playing to-day seems to in.
dlrato that the homo team will make It
three straight here. More than 10000
people saw tho battle and tho GU.
thuiasm was uuboundod, SO much so
in TACT that some OF tho rougbor Gle
meRt forgot themselves and offered
some indiguities to the visitors.
It was purely u pitchers contest, in
which Espor had the better Eft. Cuppy,
though a bit wild, held the yir,ors down
to nine hits, these, however, came at
opportune times, while the dvO made
by the visitors were scattered and non.
productive OF runs. The unfolding on
both sides was almost perfect, only ono
chance being refused Aside from the
work OF the batteries, the ealy notable
icaIursi were brilliant catches OF long
lies by Kelley, Drodie, McGarr and
Blake aud tue splendid work OF Jon.
Mugs At short Attendance, 10000,
Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

New YopE, Oct, 1.-The racing at
GraVeseud to-day was quite faamrst0ss.
IN no event was there good contest
and the layoTiIes Won all but the fourth
race,
First, five iurIongs-MaC Briggs, won I;
RunoVer, second Forum, third. Time,
l;O2.
second, ono miIe-Captvc, won Abel.
beu, secoadi Discount, third. lime,
lA23.
Third, one milo, soling-Emma c.
won belmar, socondi Manchester, third,
Time, ;iik
Fourth, ono mile and u lurlong-Ara,
phoe, won; Bombazattn, second; Bede.
more, third. Time, 1850
Fifth, five lurlougs- Ralle Annie, won ;
Wild Violet, second; Sunrise II, third.
Time, 1908,
sixth, milo and sixteenth, selling
PcacemakCr, woni Dnckreue. second /;
April Fool, third, Time, l:j0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
MARTINS EHlinY.
laps aud SIIshap. IN tho Thriving City
Across tho River

laps aud SIiShap, In the Thriving City
Across the River
Lat night tho Christian Endeavor
Society OF tho Presbyterian church elect.
cd the following officers; President,
DR.. viii II. Hall; vice president, Miss
Lille Dean; secretary. Mrs. hGItie
Woods; CORES p0Rdiag secretary, james
A. Dickson; treasurer, MIS-. Bon b.
Williams organist, Miss Laura Swartz
Roy Mcclure was elected to read u
paper, "ln tho Rut," Tat the Union
Christian Eudeayor to DO held a! Mar.
tins Ferry October 2S and -. The
society is in AourlShing condition.
Yard Muster Charles Stott, OF the c.,
l. & W. at Bridgeport, has returned
from Cleveland. where he had his eye
treated, tho treatment requiring three
months. Tho operation was a success.
Yesterday while Mr. A. W. Kerr, Of
Kerr BroI., was standing on ladder at
the planning mill the ladder slipped from
under him and he fell on his right arm,
dIlocating his wrist
The electric cars on the Wheeling.
Martins Ferry line now stop at Hickory
street on account Of the illness Of Mrs.
FOhronbach aud daughter aud Miss
Matte ExlOy.
Mrs. William MediIl and daughter,
Miss Maud, OF Tiltonville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Medill, Of Denver, Col,
were in town yesterday.
MIR. NJ. q. Reed, a prominent citizen
OF Barnesville, who spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Cole, returned yes.
terdny.
Edward Arbaugh leaves Tomorrow
for Baltimore to attend tho college oi
physicians aud surgeons.
Alex Hood, sr., went to Fairmont, W.
Va, yesterday to visit his son, Harry.
Miss Lola King, OF Mt Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Boss Brady entertained the Cleo
club lass night
Tally Newiand has the typhoid tovOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

CLEvrLASR Ono, Oct. IA unique
organization, tho American Protective
Association, Inns been incorporated with
headquarters in this city, by N. NJ. Am.
stulz, n woll.known electrical inventor
and half do2un farmers. it, object is
tho protection Of tho farmers from the
railroad companies.
Farmers complain that u they aro
not wcll.to.dO aud influential, thoy arc
unable to obtain rodrOsa when loncGB,
barnB aud hay stacks arN burned aud
cattle killed by tho railroads. Tho OsBo.
citation proposes to embrace lnrmCr',
establish a fund by means Of nnnuui
duoa and koopin its employ attorneys
TO nut all such Casos In court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

DR.. n. W. Tracy will deliver his il.
lnstratOd lecture in Wheeling October
10 under the auspices Of the W. c. T..
U. The Marietta Daily Leader Of Oclo.
her 3 says: "lheillu-traied Lecture dolly
cred al tho auditorium last evening by
Dr. n. ". Tracy on the startling SUD-
ioct: Tho Mississippi OF lntemper.
ance, OF tho River OF Death, was one OF
tho most tolliHg Of thu soriGr Of Ollec.
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WORTHWHILE.
4 miscellaneous Molnnge 1T Minor Mat
Iora from Mnuhaira Metropolis.

iNtA llWlN NNNlHNNN'H N' 'Nl"''"
Tho funeral Of Mira ]. II, Hicks, whose
death was mentioned In Saturdays lS-
rrirlGrscn, took place on SUNDAY
afternoon from tho family residence.
Tho funeral was u very largo ono, there
being many friends from nacOB out
edo Of tho city, Tho services woro
conducted by Row G. Il, Clark aud Rev.
q. W. Crimes Among tho floral de-.
stpnp vas QUO contributed by tho Ladies
Of tho q, A. H., Of which Mrs, Hicks
wna member
Rev. O. Il. Clark nllci tho pulpit at
tho N. H. church Oh Sunday inr tho
hHl time llIa sofmons wOrO inlcrc't'
ing aud instructive aud greatly nprfe'
cintcd by all who hoard him lilo has
already mAdpmhn lrinnls. rho Official
hunfl oil tNrchurrh held tho frat meet.
Ing la,t evening under hlb phalofato
Tho Oclobut torn Of tho circuit court
bpgIna to-day lhOprnnd Jury will MI
ibis mofninRand will pogaibly continue
until Tomorrow, although thoto lsnut
grOnL dOal VI IhU docket lot llum "
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two ADDRESSES delivered in Marietta by
this famous Temperance lecturer, u.
lustraled by ono hundred grand spec
tGrulHr tablaluE and uI1nsi0rnHlion
scenes, th.i particular lecture was
especially entertaining and mgdo a
doop impression upon the good sized
audience that was present to hear l.,
As an object lesson upon the folly and
suffering and doapair Of iniemperanco
10 struck homo to every heart, The
lselHgs IL considered eHa Of tho most
powerful OF DR., IracYs large roper
toire.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08
FOR EVERYBODY

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that worn ont and debiIItalcd feeling.
These uic aIl caused bya slurghh Liver.
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
1sao NAnKEr STREET.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. % TWELFTH ST., lge brick and stone
dwelling. II TOO'HS all modern lot 6dXi9l feet
80. 10 SIXTEENTH ST, brick and iTana
dwelling rooms lot JJxlg0 ico,
80. So NATIONAL ROAD. frame dwelling
rooms. ~ feet front
no. lg3 FOURTEENTH ST., brick dwelling
rooms lot JgKl1J feet; brick stable on Tear OF lot
houre has all modern cOnyOniences
40. 1877 SORTH HURON ST., frame dwelling,
looms, lot iOTll1 feet
so. ISi TWELFTH ST., new frame dwelling,
5TDoms, lot 80 feet front
no. i2g SOUTH YORK ST, frame dwelling,
8 IoDlls. lot 2iNlgO feet
80. 1913 CHkPLINE ST., brick dwelling,
rooms. lnt lsTiJl feet.
o rooms, modern.
dwelling ( rooms each und good brick S'GbEc
lot GgxGO feet corner Wood street and Alley ID.
NO li6 ZANE ST, ISLAND, . room franc
dwelling. lot 50NlM feet
No 100 FIFTEENTH ST.. frame dwelling,
rooms, lot 3lTlul feet
no. 100 SOUTH FRONT ST.. brick dwell!ng7
rooms, lot " feet front
Fine building lot corner Main aud slxteerth
streets. G7XlSJ feet
building lots on Island. in Pleasant Valley,
EdgIRgtaa aud Lea,heFwool
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
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ZIG sToCK rItAINs.
stockmcn from Lower West Virginia Pass
Through the CITY.

stOekmcn from Lower West virginia Pass
Through the city.
J. W. Hanley, OF Apple Grove L, l.
Hcale, Of Ben Lomond; A. D. Knight
OF Chester; Frank Mcconnell, Of CALI
polls; J. W. DaWkins, OF Ripley; II. A.
Shirley, OF Charleston, and G. W. Gal.
win and E. Farmer, OF Cattlot;sburv.
we're party OF stockmon at the Behler
last evening en- route home after takiug
a train load OF live stock to tho Pitts.
burgh market. Their stock train camc
up on the Ohio River road last Satpr.
day and went through TO Pittsburgh
that night. There were this'y.oHs ears
al, loaded with live stock, nearly three
hundred head. That was Il pretty big
stock train, but a stockman talking TO
reporter last evening, said it was not un.
usually large. Every week biz stock
train goes through to Pittsburgh from
tue lower end OF tho state, aud that two
SATURDAYS ago numbered oighty-ono
cars, with an aggregate OF over eight
hundred head Of stock.
With the stockmen down the river
tho Pittsburgh market is in great favor,
being considered better than either
Cincinnati or Baltimore. Baltimore
formerly received most Of Tho stock
FROM lower West Virginia. but over
siuch the Ohio River road was built
through TO Huntington Pittsburgh has
been coming to the front as the favored
market.