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Ladies' ClOakS.

We want everybody VINO
reads this to understand that
they can positively buy Ia
dies Coats and Capes here at
prices lower than the gar
ments can be made by the
manufacturers. 1t is al enor-
nous, a sinful loss to us, but
we would rather take the loss
now than carry any overall
this seasons garments.
This will give you an idea
of how we are selling Cloaks:
Ladies' Black Cheviot Cloaks, shield
front. trimmed with large and small
novelty buttons, all sizes, were $, now
$2Ss
Ladies' Cloth Capes. eleotric-seal
trimmed, were s., now CSC.
Ladies' Coats. Of Curly Astrachan
| broadcloth trimmed, silk lined through
| out SIS Coat, s..
Ladies Cream-Tan Coats. lined with
pretty figured Taffeta silk, beautiful
| fitting garment were $l3.5O, now $50.
Ladies' Cloaks Of Black. Tan. and Green,
| silk lined throughout, they were SIS, now
g.
Ladies' Clcaks of Black Melton, so
/ quality, now s..
mourning style, were SIS, now s..
Misses Coats that were s., now us.
Misses Coats that were $3.50. now ST..
Misses Coats that were 81, now N.ss
Misses Coats that were S, now 1898
Christmas Books.
We buy our books like
everything else---for cash. Is
it not plain to you then, that
we can sell to you at lower
prices than storekeepers who
have to buy on LONG credit
a perfect bookstore---dry
goods prices.
Bound Books, gilt backs, many titles,
amongst them. Forging the Fetters, Heir
I ~ IVnne House on the Marsh; &C. each.
Bound Classics by Sarah Grand and
others, &C.
lo0 titles Of loc. Books, at &C. each.
The 81 Bound Books by Werner, Troll
. lopc. Darwin, Sand. Blackmore. Muhl-
bach, Marlett. and others, sc.
zoe. Bound Books, Cooper, Correli,
/ Conan Doyle, Barrie, and others lyc.
/ each.
New and handsome edition Of oueechy,
ana Wide, Wide world, BY Il Wetherill'
/ pc.
/ Flsio Dinsmore, q book for girls 50c.
Magnolia Edition OF St Elmo an edi-
/ ton dc luxe, with handsome steel l.
| lustrauons here S.sS.
! The Bible and its story, handsomely
/ bound. $50 illustrations. \ very suitable
| book for young people, a.lo.
! Bible Scenes and Stories, Dante'S IN
| ferno. masterpieces from Dore all Illus
/ trated BY Dore; 81 value, for soc
/ Henty Books for boys.
/ Jack Harkaway Books for boys
/ Cooper's Books for boys.
John Fsten Cookies Books, handsomely
bound in Confederate Gray SIS value,
49,.
All kinds OF pretty Picture-Books for
several styles Of Mother-GOose Books.
Here are some popular
books which we sell at much
less than publishers prices:
That Lass O. Lourie's. Kate Carnegie,
Canoes. Mind Of the Master, Lilac Sun
/ bonnet. Lady Of Quality, The Murder Of
Delicia, The WCodlanders, The Trumpet
| Major. the Honorable Peter Sterling,
| Sentimental Tommie. The Exploits OF
Bngadier Gerard, The ManXman, \ Re
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WANTED.

4 YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY STORE
as salesman One who has some know
ledge OF bookkeeping and had some expe-
rience IN the business preferred. Address,
I'm own handwriting. state references
GROCER. care Of Dispatch office. de l3-Zt
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WANTED,

ONE OR TWO BRIGHT, CHEERFUL
Rooms. unfurnlshed. Refined surround
ings. References. Address N. care OF
T)feDatch office de l3-lt
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NVANTT,n

BY A RELIABLE YOUNG COLORED
man. Position as butler, porter, or
driver. Good reference. Address Nc
DONALD. 81 west Leigh street.
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Dress Goods.

UNPRECEDENTED Dress Goods
values are here, in both black
and colors. Our large dress
goods business makes us big
BUYERS and all the more able
to give you low prices.
25 pieces of All-Wool Novelty Goods.
10 pieces Lovely Plaids. 5Oc. grade at
20 varieties Of 75c. and &c. Dress-GOOds.
az 3sc. yard.
sS-inch An-Wool Black Cloth. at &c
yard
Double-width Figured Black Mohair. at
Double-width Figured Black Noveity.
81 quality Boucle Etamine, Black. at 81
81 quality Boucle. Black. at 5Dc- yard.
Your choice OF all our 5,c- Figured and
Striped Eiderdown. &c yard
Fans--U Umbrellas.
What is more suitable for
holiday gifts---a pretty empire
fan--some with lace---some
with spangles--some with
both---some of feathers with
gilt decorations. Beautiful
goods, modest prices. A very
select line of ladies' and gen
tlemen's Silk Umbrellas,
beautiful handles.
A FEW THINGS:
Immense spools Basting Cotton, lie.
spool.
Best quality Yaseline. lc. bottle.
Best Beading, &c bunch
Splendid Corset steels. &c. each
Sgc. quality Tarfeta Ribbons. lsc. yard.
lOc MORE Ribbons. Sc. yard.
All Ribbons at special prices.
Double extra-large Palm Soap, &c. cake.
25c. Pure, SILK Windsor Ties, Zoe each.
All Express-Wagons, Shoofiles. and
Desks at cost.
Plaques. with empire decorations, &c.
each.
All Iron Toys at cost.
All Feather Boas at cost
Calico Animals. such as Dogs. Cats,
Etc, &c. each.
5Oc. bottles Extract, &c each.
MEYER SYCLE, formerly Isaac SycIe&CO.
I03 Broad 81. Next Corner First.
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SEVERAL GOOD statesmen TO SELL
Christmas Goods. Apply at MURPHY
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. 2o2 east
BROAD street. &c NV
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" kNTEH.

$50 4 MONTH GUARANTEED TO
good lady and gentlemen agents. None
bur hustlers need apply. Address y. r.
COMPANY. care pIspatch. de Bit
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WANTED.

THREE SToNECUTTERS BRING
your tools) Monday morning. W. III.
GOODLIFF, lakewood Cemetery.
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AT ME1ELgY's HONE,
ConEratulniory Te,cStnms. From All
prrts OF the World.

ConEratulR;ory Te,c=tams. From All
Prrts OF the World.
CANTON. o.. Nov. 5.-MaJor McKIn-
ley was about a; an carly hour to-day
showing his old time vIsor and appear
Ing entirely recovered from the Intense
physical and nervous strain of the last
few days. Although ., drIzzling rain
was falling he hoistcd his umbrella. and
with n friend took n walk down street
the first outdoor exercise since the cleo.
ton. Mrs. Mckinley was sufficiently
recovered from her attack OF grippe. C
be around the house.
Major Mcklnlcy's friends who have
mnrVelled at the work he has done and
the endurance he has shown FOR the past
five months haYeb been steadfastIy urging
him 10 take trip. He has Invitations
from relatives in Chicago for IN after.
election visit. and has decided upon ihI
advice OF Mrs. McKinley's physician to
take run up 10 Cleveland. where he
will be the guest Of Col. ard Mrs Myr0n
T. tierrick for several days.
During the morning the Major went
over the latest returns and his prlvlt C
dispatches. and found In them nothing to
change the general view OF the situation
prevailing last night. Congratulations
poured In throughout the night. many
OF them being cablcSrams. Two mem
bers OF President iIarrison's cabinet
Secretary Benjamin +. Tracy and
Secretary John W. Noble. sent hearty
well wishes, the latter by letter. Sir
Henry Irving cabled from London: My
most true and respectful congratula-
t!ors 10 You, sir, on the splendid honor
conferred on you
Mrs. Calvin S. Brtce tcleSraphed from
Newport congratulations From your
friend. the enemy"
From thc ranch country came word
from Buffalo Bill. overland by pony re-
lays and thence by wire. conveying good
wishes.
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psYAY rALys.
lie Is Mach Pleased Oyer the Vote Of n

|ta..H ~ : Dtnhhn, .t ...H
LINCOLN. tNeb., Nov. b.-rhl, ntlcr.
noon Mr.. Bryan still refused 10 be inter.
viewed on the general election, saving
that until tho rcIurns were finally dc.
tcrmlneu II VIII not be proper for HIN
to express nm opinion hut ha rave out
thc following on the situation in M.
brngka:
'"rhc result In Nebraska Is very graft.
fylnE, We have had great obstacles TO
overcome and yet In spltp OF ali these
ohstnclcB we have secured majority OF
10000 or 1900 for our electoral tlcIsct
and have elected the Cntlrp state tickct
and MISC at least four and pOsslbly five
members or Congress out OF Nix, nnl
have elected u good wording majority
In both branches OF the legislature The
Democrats, Populists and Silver Repub-
leans have worked together In nerfsct
harmony and they share the victory to-
gcthcr. The gold standard Democrats
by collision with Republicans secured a
place on the ballot as 'DcmGSrats' and
oecLiNeu rev voters, but tho attempts
ed fraud was called to the attention OF
tho voters and the evil effects reduced
TO minimum. It is safe 10 sny that
almost the entire Palmer vote was cast
by mistake because the gold Democrats
voted almost unanimously for the RE-
publican candidate. ] am proud Of Ne
brnskn and grateful to The friends In
this state for their loyalty. No cause
ever had more devoted supporters than
the silver cause has In Nebraska, lIav-
ins control W the legislative machinery
In this state We shall be ablc TO so re-
FORM our ballot law az to prevent the
frauds which have been perpetrated un-
der II and We shall also DO able to secure
legislation which Will protect voters
from coercion and Intimidation. The
people OF Nebraska have cause for re-
1oiclnE. The good effect OF our Victory
In this state viii be felt for years 10
come"
MIR, bryan declined to express an opln-
Ion on the result OF the election even to
his Intimate friends, but II Is evident
from his manner that he considers the
chances all against him. but he regards
It improper 10 give out an authorized
statement until the result Is known be.
yond any possibility OF doubt. Some OF
his friends here stlll profess TO be hope
subsidized.
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BlaETALLIC LEAGUE
Relieves Meklnley's Election Means In
ternnttonnl BlmrtalIi,r,

ternnttonni BImrtalIi.m.
LONDON. Nov. ga meeting OF mem.
bers OF the blmctalllc league has been In
session all the afternoon, engaged In the
work OF drawing up n manifesto. Mem
bcrs from Birmingham Manchester and
elsewhere are In attendance. The docu-
msnt.. which Will be issued tonight is
signed by Messrs. a. l.. Denham, II. Il.
Greentell. Robert Barclay. H. c, Gibbs
and ii. MacNeil. It claims that Nc
kinley's election Is n victory for inter-
national bimctllllsm and u,sotes the
money plank OF the St. Louis platform.
Continuing. It gays:
In these circumstance and In, view OF
the strong agitation for free silver or
natural bimetallISm In state and fact.
this agitation Is likely to be maintained
and developed, and q genuine and de-
termined effort upon the part OF the new
government may be confidently anticl-
patcc TO bring about an international
bimctnliic agreemert for the opening OF
the mintS OF the Vlrl-lS countries to
silver as well as 10 gold. The recent
contest has brought home to the people
or this country the vital Importance OF
the monetary question and the grave
dangers which threaten the Industrial.
commercial and financial interests OF
Great Britain so long as It is not settled
on international liIct. The unreasUna-
bic attitude OF this country In the past
in tho efforts to arrange q settlement
is mainly responsible FOR the attempt
just witnessed to induce The United
States 20 act alone and for the conse-
Quent unrest and disturbance In c9m-
mercial and financial circles. There
fore, II Is earnestly hoped that the coun-
Try and the other great powers OF Eu-
rope will heartily cooperate with tho
United States In their cndeavor 10 place
the metallic money OF the world upon n
permanent, sound and scientific basis
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FINANCE AND TRADE


| Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Money on call
easy at iJG per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6II per cent. Sterling exchange
firm and higher, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 SiILGpI Si4 for de-
mnnd and 81 SlFli SlS for GO days.
Posted rates - SlisTi SPY and 81 $50
sc. Commercial bills 81 so. Bar sill
yer 6iIsc. Silver certificates GAN I65iSc.
Inc railway shares as "a group again
to-day absorbed more speculative inter-
Get than the tndustrlalS, although some
noticeable movements occurred In
sugar. Tobacco and Chicago Gas. The
market reflected the enormous profit
taking on the boom yesterday. nj
though the total transactions fell short
OF Wednesdays record By about $4,000
Shares the operations during the last
hour were us animated, and upon as
large proportional scale US on that
day. Extreme irrrEuIarity character
iEed number OF stocks, particularly In
the iEdustrials and spccilltles and the
course ~ prices trended lower. the de-
clIncs being accelerated By n renewal OF
stock 1Hbb!nS rumors OF impending Gu
ban complications. London was not
noteworthy factor In the speculation
and there was but little In the way OF
important new developments. although
an easier condition OF the money and
commercial paper markets was noted.
time funds touching n minimum NJ 5
per cent for all dates This condition
was partly responsible for n further
hardening In actual y;erling figures. but
the rise was also attributed to the tenn
porary indispoSition Of leading houses
10 draw bills while nn the other i,nnd the
demand from importers was reported
somewhat urgent
The Ttar performer. was Tobacco,
%hich made n ten point huctuat!On.
sugar declined @7sc to llSss, rallied to
ll9iS. reacted TO ll6+s and finally rallied
about rnlEt. The market had exhibit
Cd n saSsInS tendency in tho forenoon
speculation upon IL considerably dlmin-
| 'shed volume Of business as compared
with Wednesday, developed aggressive
strength about mid day under the
leadership OF Tobacco, md the best
! prices OF The day were then made.
Around delivery hour the advance was
| Strnmed aud the markct became cXcep-
tl0nslly active on the Cuban war rumors
referred to above. and prices slumped all
| along the line. Special pressure was
| directed against the industrlals. The
| closing was weak At sharp fractional
| net declines generally.
The railway bond ulariin' YES less ac-
tive. but shuwed decided I ,akness on
| proHtItlking. The salv7 y sc $22i2 GOO
Governments were weak and lower on
| sales OF $4,000.
Silver certificates showed strength and
moved up Ac on purchases OF 81, 1000.
The total "lles OF stocks to-day were
| 4o0,9GS shares.
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Live Stock.

CHIcAGo-Cattle stronger: sales o!
native beef steers were on basis q;
50 GoG3 S. for common lots up 10 81 25l
5 90 FOR export cattle. with the bulk OF
the trading at 81 25a4 S.: fancy. beeves
strong At IS 1895 IS; stockcrs and
feeders s. I5Q3 IS: cows and heifers,
extreme range OF 81 SOFA 90: cows chief
ly 50 o0G3 %; Gamers largely 81 5Od
: 60: bulls 81 75U3 40. chiefly So O0d2 10
and prime calves up to s. 9Ud6 90,
Eogs, common 10 prime droves. So 05T
AGO. sales being largely at IS 35I3 IS:
heavy packers 81 1903 co: choice mcdi-
um ana light sell At nearly the same
prices. PIGS chiefly 81 0oT3 40. Sheen
stronger: natives s. 00J3 10. Lambs
In brisk demand at 50 00@i 80: feeders
g 65@2 80 and lambs So JOa3 co. Re-
ceipts-Cattle 1900 head: hogs ol,O0O
head: sheep 5000 head.
EAST LlBERTY-Cattlc steady:
prime 81 1898 10: common s. SOGI3 50:
feeders 50 i0a400: bulls, stays and cows
Sc 1919 50. Hogs. demand good: prime
assorted medium weights s. 7OG3 rs:
best Workers 50 65G3 70; common to
fair Workers. 81 55Gt3 60: heavy So 4Ol
3 co: rouEhs s. 5OE3 10. Sheep steady;
prime 81 i0fi3 80: fair So GOG3 90; com
mon 81 7iGi2 @5:cholcc lambs 81 iOG4 co,
Veal calves s. 6OGG Is.
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5-Thls city
claims TO be the banner city Of the
United States In Its vute for Mckinley.
1t Is the home OF Henry C. Payne, and a
persistent effort wnS 10 have him re-
moved from the Republican NATIONAL
committee on the ground that he WAS
unpopular with the labHrIng classes Of
his own city. The returns show. how
ever, THAI while two years uGo when
there was Republican landslide
throughout tho country Milwaukee was
carried by 4 fusion OF Democrats and
PopulIsts by l,7nO. thIs year Il goes 1900
fnr Mckinley, showing gain Of 1000
which In proportion to It's population, Is
believed TO be without equal in the
country.
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HOWI7 SPREADS.
People Are Talking Al Oyer Wheeling.
Th's Ntror COurs From, Market Street.


THIS h.ror Comrs From, Market Street.
How Il spreads.
Can't keep good thing" down.
Ever notice how "gold things are
letter tho article, moro imltators.
Fortunately the public have safe
guard.
Praise can't be Initiated.
And True praise takes root and
spreads.
Claim 10 one thing proof IL another
Claim Ia what the manufacturer says.
Proof Is what the people say,
Wheeling people say.
Dopn'u Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Cure all kidney Ills.
Hundreds OF citizens testify to this.
Here Is Il case In point:
MIR, Albert Caps. OF No. 9Jt Market
slrcct, eS-superintcndCnt OF the city
electric llEht plant, says: About seven
Years ago had n severe attack OF gravel
from which | do not think | ever entirely
recovered, az my kidneys have been
more or less weak ever since and for the
last eighteen months have caused mo
almost constant trouble. Ind steady
nchinS pain across the hollow OF my
hnck which, were to strain myself or
''ht HlfhAcV, WlDJU he very severe
ana when ! would stoop over could
hardly straIghtcn up without putting
my hands at my back. Were to sit
Tor a time In n chair would become SO
sun could scarcely get up and had
FREQUENT attacks OF dizziness so severe
at times that did not take hold OF
support could not stand steady.
tried different remedies but without OBJ
tainlnE any decided relief, so when l
saw DoaH's Kidney Pills so well spoken
OF by parties TINT had used them came
TO the conclusion they would do me good
got box ut Tho Logan Drug Co. and
began to use them ut once. as my back
was very bad at the time. felt their
effect immediately nnd In few days
was entirely relieved. | can consclcn-
tiouSly recommend them for all forms OF
kidney trouble and backache."
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers Price 50 cents per box, six
boxes for s. 50 or sSnt by mail on re-
celnt OF price, by Foster Mllburn Co.
States.
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NEW YORK--Flour. receipts 1900
barrels; exports 100 barrels; market
duh and nominnlIy lower on spring
patents Within grades fairly steady;
winter patents 81 5O@+ 70: winter
slraIShts 81 1904 Oh; Minnesota pat
ont 81 30Gi GO; Minnesota bakers 81 400
4 90; winter low grades So 1902 40
Wheat receipts COG, 600 bushels; exports
$3.50 bushels; spot market wenkcr;No.
. rcd Sac; No. hard S0&c; options were
very weak: closed ut lA02Mc net low
or: No. . red November closed Mt f0hc:
December closed Mt SO%c, Corn, receipts
13G, 100 lr,ishcis: exports $4,000 bushels;
spot market weaker; No. .. 30Hc; op-
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MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 5.-spccIals to
Indicate thut the next legislature viii lie
Republican, on joint ballot by n small
majority, insurIns the election or n Re-
publican SUCCESSOR TO Senator Hans
brough. lie probably has the strongest
following OF any candidfIe. There
gems no reason 10 change the previous
estimates Of Republican majority on
the national ticket In the state.
Cass county, including Fargo, gives n
Republican majority OF 1.l1G. the largest
in It's history.
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james L. Francis, alderman, ChlcnGo,
sayR: ~ regard Dr.. Kings New Dis
cOvrry rs an idcnl panaccn for coughs,
colds and lung complaints, having nsed
It In my family for the last five years.
TO the exclusion OF physicians pre-
Ecrlptlons or other preparations"
Row. John BurEuE. kcoItuk, Iowa,
writes: 81 have bcon minister Of tho
Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more, and have never found
anything 80 beneficial, or that gave mo
such speedy relief ~ Dr. Kings New
Discovery" Try this ideal cough rem
cdy now. Trial bottles FREQ at LognI
Drug C0mpnnyU drug store.
THE King of Pills IA Rcccham'a-
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NIrinl.,

NEW YoRK-PIg iron firm. Copper
strong; luke brokers' $40 IS; exchange
$40 S0Ill 90. Lead firm. Tin easy:
straIghts sl2 S0Gl2 SIS; plates firm
Spelter quiet: domestic 50 S2lGG3 S7lb
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EDUCATIONAL.

Sixth annual session begins MONDAY, SEP
TEMEEis II, 1896. This school Offers u
complete snd thorough education In PE,cTrcAL
ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS ESGLiSlI CLASSICS, LATIN
MoDEES LANGUAGES mud ELocUrlo.
SRT STUDIO conducted by Mrs Eva iInb-
nArd offers superior advantages for Pencil.
Charcoal Water Color. C.Nyon Drawings aud
OIL Painting.
BOYS received In the Primary and Inte.tncdt.
n'c DEPARTMENTS For circulars or interview,
spply TO
MRS. II. STEVENS HART,
nyO Principal. Wheeling W vn
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Dry I:oNL,A.

NEW YoRK-Printlng cloths firm at
2 1l-lGc for spots and wide goods strong
at 13-1Gc for spNt' hid and no sales.
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NEW YoRK-Wool quiet.
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For Infants and Children.
p!ic., piles! Itching rlIe, .

Symptoms-Moistur Intense itching
and singing: most at night: worse bv
scrntchinS. allowed TO continue tnmors
coming very sore. SWAYNES ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding.
heuls liberation. and In most cases re-.
moves the tumors. At druggists or by
mall. for. 70 cents. DR.. Swaync & Son,
Philadelphia.
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Electric cars from Bridgeport 10 Wheel.
Ing. l;oIctric cars 10 Bridgeport.
snnily, *
tSundnys only between points marked I
|, All other trains daily except Sunday.
willie only, and on same days train starts
from Uhrichsvillo instead OF Bvdgcps--...
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

arrival ard departure 1T trains 90 and
HI'or October II. 1890. Explanation Of Ref.
ereiige Marks; 'paily, tDaIly. except Sun
my tphlly, except Saturday fraii. OK.
ccpt Monday isundays oni5. saturdays
ONLY. EnAInt,, clnhhn. mn. 49, 49,
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NEW YORK-Petroieum. Pennsylva-
MIA crude steady; December options
81 II = =
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY--CrcdIt balances and Ger.
titlcatcs. no bids; shipments corrected
November !. and 3. 173.267 barrels:
shipments November I. 7i.4S1 barrels;
runs corrected, November l, . and g.
ISL. 1896 barrels: runs November 4, gG,4lC
ho
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal R,

WIIVUIIIIH DI TUWV q TCI iIIIIINl ny.
C. O. BREWSTER, Receiver.
Time Table 30 IL, 10 take effect l?:ol a,
M, Sunday, November 10, 1875.
Leave Whcelins-tS:Oo, t9:iS siI:iO a. M.
400 'S;l6. 1850. s9:o0 y. III: - -
leave Peninsula -tS:CG. 1851. sii:lC, a, M,
t2::j 'S:.l. ii:2s. Sp;lS y. M. :.
Leave Martins Fcrry-iS:l2 1881. sIl.s,
n M, $2;Ss, 'S:9;, ti:l2, s9i2 ~, s 1.'1
Arrive Terminal Junction-tS:l7, tle.ua
Eli;6S n. M, tss::SS, $50, fl:IG, s9:lS p. m,
cave Terminal Junction-'T:92, $500 a
M, n2:l0 u. NJ, 1872 S:O5, 1874, fS;is n, m
Leave Martins Fcrry-t5:.S. 1901 a. M
'ls:lS, Si;OI, til0. tJ:la tS:S2 y. IN.
Leave i'cnlns"la-rtT:A, ss:li a, M. .l2:5,,
si.li. til1. t5;9h, ISIS y. IN. M go
Arrive WhcclinE--t1;i0, s9:no a, M. sI,.s,
ti:lT, tics t5:9l, t9:Cj u. m. -" : '''''.
DAILY. tpaily except Sunday. ssundays
Ali trains will run on Eastern Tina.
J. l.. TAuSSlG, Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06

iDnily, except Sunday. 3l,+' \ ~ a
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove al 9:I3 Il, m. and Wheeling nj 1911
n IN, IL. L. WEISG ERBER. -,
General MnNnrrr