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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-12
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Fsarures OF the Money and stock
Markets.

The FeaIurss OF tho Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Money on call
easy at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 34aHs per cent. Sterling
exchang strong, with actual busI-
ness in bankers bills at 81 s7iia
4 sis Tor demand and at
81 slAG4 s4,s for sixty days;
posted rates 81 s41sG4 s5ls and "a s7ls9
4 SSIs. Commercial bills 81 S3k. Silver
certificates Gi3c Bar silver 64RmG5Ac.
The market to-day was generally
heavy, but irregular OF movement I'M
der the Influence of liquidation IN IN
ion Pacific. a firmer market for eS-
change and unfaVOFable traffic returns
for the first week In January. The vol
ume OF business was very light and the
dealings mainly professional. Tne Spe-
eiaHies were prominent, and scored eN-
ceptionally wide fluctuations In some
Instances, particularly Illinois Steel,
witch, after yielding n fraction to 3l9t,
rallied to 90: Minnesota lion. on the
other hand, fell AZ to 81. The hIgh-prlc-
ed coal shares were decidedly heavy on
reports OF an unsatisfactory condition
of the anthracite trade. Lactawanna
HOid OF per cent, anu new jersey
Central ~ per cent on the theory that
the Arrangements Of the respective
companies win be forced 70 follow the
lead Of the Delaware & Hudson and re-
ducc their dividends. Pressure was eX-
erted against certain stocks for effect
upon the Eencrai list, further discussion
OF the alleged radical cuts In soft coal
prices and by the Baltimore & Ohio
was followed by q bFeak OF 3lt per cent
In Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred 10
93M. Union Pacific was the feature OF
the railway list and was quite irregu-
lar on q downward movement, being In
nuenced by Washington dispatches
forecastinR and finally formally an
nouncing the defeat OF the funding bill.
The stock oycrshadowcd the general
list. II opened up u per cent. Az So.
but sold on to and rallied TO 81 on
covering. then yielding to Ga London
purchased freely of the International
shares, but the traders appeared to
favor n reaction. Manhattan and Gen
eral Electric were hammered 1ss and
II per cent respectively. The other
declines were mainly fractional and
support twas received ut intervals on
covering OF short contracts,
The general list developed better
tone In the late trading under the lead
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n1s nAY,s poINes


ing iIOneymoop.
owcn my dear,Y said Me- Mcbride
n, her husbands return nom oiiiee
The frs, day. after his Counting home
from his wedding tour, what did you
do to-day sl6s
In reply he told the dearest li'tie
wiley IN the world all ne matters
which had occupied his attention since
she kissed him goodbye after break
fast and watched him turn the corner
on his way downtown. a7,t
It was so nice for some one to be In
crested In his dolngs, and he delighted
20 talk OF himself and his business life
i, such q listener. For several nights
the same question was followed by an
account OF the cares and pleasures. fail
ures and successes. OF the day. But At
length there came day When ne dln
not answer In words, but In reply TO the
ouestion, WHAT did you do to-day,
dsarg~ Mr. Mcbride handed his wife
\ sheet OF notepaper on which the
following was neatly typewriter;
Rose at o'clock, C.t-
"Sat down 20 breakfast az 7:So. COL -
Zee muddy. toast fair, eggs botel w
hard. Mrs. Mcbride did not come uo low
az breakfast. Went back TO heI tO ~
and Kissed her Goodbye Just Us sue
was doing up her hair.
rLeft the house at $50. ~. oo-r.r
Waited seven minutes on the corner
for car. o.oo
.. I;cG'i Soovv hui mostly bills. One
I'M 'I TO- new cane for wife, So; another
sor now bonnet for ditto, S21; several
smaller bills for wife's clothes, Hnser-
ie, gloves. etc, aggregating AS:
"a ago typewriter came IN, TOOK OH
hSr ,yraps She was one hour late.
mist sneak 10 her about It.
"At 10 a man called in reference 70
examining title for piece OF properly.
Think ! can work up bill OF StV0 IN
this case. - q.
one of whom retained me 70 aeishu
ell The other wanted to pesin case
AGAINST q neighbor, who owns a feroc-
IONS dog. Accepted retainerS from both.
"Attended to correspondence as soon
as these clients had departed.
Zones dropped in at II o'clock ana
ne went to lunch together. he took
sweethreads, lobster salad, and mince
ple, with q small bottle. / took Blue
Points, on the half-shell, chicken, Ice
cream, and something to drink.
"Returned to the office at 1:lS gave
directions to typewriter and. then left
for the court house, where l eloquent
ly defended young man who was ao-
cused of smashing windows. Proved an
aiibi for the prisoner and secured his
release. Fees In the case, SIS,
"At 3 o'clock filed Information IN the
ferocious-dog case.
"Returned to ONCE at 4. and drew up
defense in the malicious libel affair.
This occupied until 4:45, when I diota--
ted answers TO the letters which had
arrived during the day. Typewriter to
finish the Ietters and mail them as she
goes home.
typewriter, and then started for home,
leaving her to finish the correspond
Expect to reach home at $50, and to
be asked for an account Of my doings
at 5:55. when this schedule Will be
Mrs. Mcbride read this document
carefully from beginning to end and
then said: .
the two lunches, you or Mr.. JONES'
Horper'S Bazaar 49,
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nr.nIllin1I. md ProyIslOna.

CHICAGo-wheat opened weak and
aUara ged 50 during the session, closing
vim decline OF i3ic The feature was
the weakness Of the Liverpool market
which was great surprise to specuia-
tors. Corn and oats were likewise
weak, declining &c and &c, respective
IL. Provisions were strong anu Haue
small advances.
Wheat~Cash.N No. 2 spring 77asq 5Issc;
M spring 7Gc: No. red S6hmSIhci
January 77i4a77Y 1779sc; May SO4
SOC. n Sole: July 75l 676A1757sc.
Corn-Cash. No. .. 29isc; No. yellow
corn 22h 61221zc: January 22h0228Q
a2IEc: May 24k Q24a3 G2il5c; July ESQ
25SG25k 625Sc; September 26Ag21g
2g&G26&c. ~
T. o. b. l9E G2O2c; No 3 white l7lsgisc;
January i6isai57s@i5.4c; May lS'SG
lS7iG1siZc.
83riey-No. .. nominal; No, 3. {. o. b.
9iaSgc; No. 4. (. o. b. 2id25c.
Flaxseed-No. !, 7SiAd76e.
'ri9othyseed-Prlm 81 60,
Mess Pork-Cash, 81 6OG7 So; January
closed at 81 IS: Nav 81 gOGs O5aS co.
I.ard-Cash. So 92isd3 IS: January
SO 92RGs 97iEGS 97lai May 81 O5qp
l2lsM4 l2t2' =. 49,, 80
January 81 O5a4 O5a4 O5; May 81 O7'hq
Dry DIV saited shoulders 4I4aHEc.
Short clear sides Iha4Ac.
undergraduates finished goods,
per gallon, 81 IS.
Sugars unchanged.
Butter-Marlket firm: creameries l5g
lgc: dalries 9@l7c
Eggs-Steady; fresh loo.
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 1880
barrels; exports 1859 barrels: market
lower to sell on spring patents, but
stendy otherwise. Wheat receipts 1926
bushels; exports 1885 bushels; spot
market weaker: No. ! hard 95l9c; OPP
lions opened weak and closed lh1lAc
net lower; No. red January closed at
Ssaic: May closed at S69sc. Corn. re-
CeiDts 81 1926 bushels: exports 59.S33
bushels; spot market easter: No. .. zoe:
optIons dull and weaker and closed IA
NC net lower; January closed at 2Ssac;
MAY closed at 30IAc. oats receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 7,lO2 bushels; spot
dull and easy; No z, 22hc;
options dull but moderately steady.
closing partly 1sc lower; January clos
ed at 22c: May closed NJ 22'Sc. Hay
Arm: shipping 52hQ57iac; good To.
choice 70S'75r Hops steady Hides
quiet. Leather firm. Beef steady. Cut
meats uulet. Lard hrmer: western
steamed 81 20: refined higher. Pork
nrm. Tnllow dull aud easy. Resin
steady; strained. common to good,
81 TQal 7gls. Turpentine steady at
27igq2SHc. Rice firm. Molasses steady
Cottonseed oil firm; prime crude 2Oa
Ole; on crude tSh1i9c: primo summer
yellow 23Sc. butter grades 96c. Coffee
options opened quiet al a decline OF 5T
no points, closing barely steady az sage
points decline: sales 1890 BAGS. Sugar
raw steady: fair refining y 2-iGc; con-
trifugal 20 tcst, 3-iGc hid: sales 90
ions MustlvHdo 80 test. . 3-iGc; go
baus tuoiasses. 80 test, 2 9-i6c landed
refined quiet
BAITIMORE.--Fi firm. but act-
i've: western superior So S5gS 30; winter
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wheat patent IS OOG5 %; spring do = 65
"a %: spring wheat straight 81 t0Q4 10;
receipts 1886 barrels; exports 1881 bar
rels. Wheat DUN and lower: spot 9lh
n9ilSc; May SSGSSItc; receipts 5.2i9
bushels: southern wleat 10y sample 92@
93c; do on grade S6&69iSc. Corn
steady; spot ard month 21H2llkci
steamer mixed 25925hc; receipts 2O6.5S4
bushels; exports 17,l42 bushels; SOUTH
crn white and yellow 2S42sc. Oats
steady; No. . white 24d25lzc: receipts
17,16S bushels Rye firmer; No. vest
ern 44llc: receipts 1875 bushels. Hay
firm for choice descriptions; choice I'M
othy $l3 5OdI4 90. Butter steady; fancy
creamery 20G2ic. Eggs steady; fresh
lie. Cheese firm; fancy New York lie.
COMMUNICATIONS quiet and easy,
Wheat quiet; No. red 92lzc; receipts
800 bushels: shipments 5000 bushels
Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 22kc, oats
steady; No. 2 mixed 1gIi@2Oc. Rye dull;
No. 9 CSC. Lard firm at 50 1593 so.
Bulkmeats firm at 81 0064 O2lz. Bacon
steady at 81 S7i5. Whisky activei sales
of 1.227 barrels on basis of 81 IL for
spirits. Butter weak: fancy Blgln
creamery 2lc; Ohio l5G16c; dairy 6gIc.
Sugar steady. Eggs easy at 12c
Cheese steady; good to prime Ohio nat
9IAGl0lsc.
TOLBDo.-Wheat lower and steady;
No. 2 cash g2c; May Csc. Corn duh and
steady; No. 2 mixed 22c. Oats steady;
No. . mixed 171sc. Rye dull; No. cash
SSc. Cloverseed duh and lower; prime
cash 81 IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm and
in good demand; fancy western cream
cry dc. Eggs duh and L. lower; fresh
nearby lie; do western i6dbi7c Cheese
unchanged,
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FREE CURE FOR men.
A Michigan Man ohsrs to Send HlS Dis
eovery Frss-CIaImS to bs = Bsnefaetor
to Weakened Mankind.

A Michigan Man Ohsrs TO Send HlS Dis
eovery Fres-CIalms to be = Bsnefaotor
to Weakened Mankind.
There 10 always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that Is offered tree
but sometimes q man 90 overtowa win
generosity that he cannot rest until MS
discovery Is known to the world IN Or
der that his fellow men may proht by
what he has discovered 1t is upon this
principle that q resident OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, desires 20 send free to mankind
n prescription which will cure them OF
any form of nervous debility; relieves
them OF all the doubt and uncertainty
which such men ore peculiarly liable TO
and restores the organs 20 natural size
and Itgor, AS 1t costs nothing to try
the experiment it would seem that any
man, suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who
never stopped 10 realize what might be
the final result, ought 20 be deeply IN
terested in a remedy which VIII restore
them TO health, strength and Vlgor'
without which they continue 10 live an
existence OF untold misery. AS the REM
edy in question was the result OF many
wears research as 20 what combination
would be peculiarly effective In restor-
would seem that all men suffering with
any form of nervous weakness ought
10 write for such remedy 81 once. "A
reouest 10 II. c. Olds, Box 1865, kala-
mazoo. Mich, stating that you are not
sending for the prescription out or Idle
curiosity. but that you wish to make
use OF the medicine BY giving II a trial.
will be answered promptly and without
evidence as to where information came
from.
The prescription is sent free and al
though some may wonder how Mr.. Odds
can AFFORD to give away his discovery,
there is no doubt about the oner being
genuine. Cut this out and send TO Mr..
olds so that he may know how you
"a M 10 ri,ritn IN him.
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CHICAGO.-In cattle. buyers took
hold freely, at advances OF 10Rl5c. Sales
Of beef Steers were made at IS 58q5 IS
for common to strictly choice grades.
the bulk OF the cattle selling at 81 $50
5 90, and fancy beeves were scarce and
salable around IS 1905 so. Exports
bought freely at 81 5OG5 90. Texas cat
tie were IN good demand, grass steers
being wanted at SO 20aS 40 and corn fed
at 50 5Od4 &c. In hogs, local packers
and eastern shippers took hold freely,
but they succeeded In putting prices on
an average OF a nickel lower. Common
to best droves sold at 50 0OG3 40, and
the larger portion of the offerings cross
ed the scales at 50 2093 S5. There was
a fairly active demand, but such a
heavy supply put sellers 10 q dlsadvant-
age and prices averaged lOc lower,
Sheep sold from 50 2592 so for the poor
est up 10 s. 50l3 so for the best, and
lambs sold at 50 256i3 60 for common up
to IS O0d5 10 for The best. Lambs shows
ed the most weakness and ruled about
zoe lower.
Receipts: Cattle, 1900 bead; hogs,
900 head; sheep, 2l,000 head,
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle slow; prime
"a SOG5 90; feeders 81 GOA 90; bulls.
stays and cows 81 00GS 60. Hogs dull
and lower; prime medium weights 50 80
az So; best Workers. 50 1908 45; heavy
hogs So 2562 So; rouRhs 81 00@3 90,
Sheep, prices unchanged
CINCINNATI.-Hogs active and low
er at 50 75Q2 20; receipts $500 head;
shipments LOO head.
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SICK OF SILVER
The People Want Certain Disturbsr' Of
the Peace snpnrrssed.

the Peace Suppressed.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: II IS not Of
.en .hat Hon Tom Watson. late brevet
candidate for Vice president. says any
thing worth considering; but millions Of
people viii Indorse his statement that the
public is weary OF being "oomoardea
with books and speeches ard pamphlets
about silver" The thing was tresome
enough when there was a campaign IN
progress and a vote to be taken. but
now that the election Is over and the
question decided. Indulgence has ceased
10 be even shadow OF virtue. There
(, no thirst for information upon the
subject and siill less desire for the sort
~ vorIfsration that is simply d repetl-
tion ~ me sun against which an over
,'.belrnlnC majority was polled In Mo-
,,synbcr II Is impossible for che free
silverltes TO say anything new about
their favOrite metal. They have pre-
sented their case In every conceivable
aspect. and their various sophlstries are
as well known as the current slang OF
the street. The topic Is an exhausted
one. the play is over, the lights have
been turned out, and It Is time for the
voluble ana fatlguing advocates OF the
SOC dollar to quit. They were always
ridiculous, and their continued talking
when there Is nothing to talk about
makes them sickening.
There Is nothing more certain about
our form of government than the fact
that It provides elections for the purpose
OF settling things The recent emphatic
verdict in favor Of the gold standard was
not contingent or temporary, put ab-
sOlute and very likely forever. It meant
that the people after fully and patriots
cally considering the matter, had cume
to the conclusion that free silver was a
fraud and q reproach, and that they did
not want to hear any more about II. That
Is the way they feel to-day. Their
choice has been made, and their minds
are fixed upon affairs OF practical inter-
est and importance. They are anxious
to get to work, to increase tlleir business
to kindle fires in idle furnaces. to bring
good times back again. 1t Is easy to I'M
derstand, therefore, that this prolonged
and monOtonouA bowling with regard TO
silver Is burden and soreness Of hesh
10 them. The thing that they desire
above all else in a political respect IS de"
llyerance from a kind OF elocution that is
out of date and entirely useless. In
short, they want the 16 to spouters TO
shut up and go OF somewhere out OF
sight But for this lingering manifesto
tI0n of vocal dropsy and insuferable
folly, they would be contented and hap
DIV. The general situation ~ satlsfac~
tory to them. and only this one annoy
ance exists 10 prevent them from going
ahead in a cheerful and hopeful way TO
mako the most Of their opportunities
Surely they have right TO insist that
those who are thus disturbing their peace
and aindering their welfare shall substde
and let them alone.
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ership Of Sugar and the market left of
firm at slight net changes.
Ronds were higher
Governments rose slightly.
The total safes Of stocks to-day were
l27.5S4 shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegFem: The stock markets were Idle
and dun to-day in the absence OF pub
lie support. ContangOes on mines are
stu, because the stock Is more plentiful.
The settlement, to begin tomorrow, Is
expected TO show a small account,
Americans were fairly firm, but the
close wGs fiat, on the break in Union
Pacific.
The Indian government announces for
January 10 an issue of R1,OOO,0O0 In
treasury bills, to run for three, six or
twelve months. at the option of the per-
sons rendering.
Russia and Japan bought el3O00O In
gold bars to-day; the price was about
It's lid.
The Paris bourse was firm and the
Berlin market weaker.
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NIetnIr.

NEW YORK-Plg iron dull: south
ern $ii 00dis 25: northern $li e86i3 90.
Copper strong; brokers' 11%c;eKchange
Sl1 55dll 69ls. Tin firner;straits Sl3 056
10 10. Plates dull Lead continued
strong, with domestic quoted $3.50, by
leading brokerage house. against
50 O2is63 O5, the exchange figures. Fifty
tons January lead are reported on
Change on 50 O5 and fifty tons do
lighterage free at 50 O2ls. Spelter quiet;
domestic SO g014 90.
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NEM YoRK-Wool steady.


symptoms-MoIsture; intense itching
md singing. most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tum9rs
coming very sore. SWAYNE'S ONT
MENU stops the Itching and bleeding,
heals liberation. and In most cases re-
r,oyes fhe juniors. At druggists or by
mSil. for % cents. Dr. Swayno & Son.
phIiadelDlip.
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Simply apply SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cures tet-
lace hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
elear. white and healthy. Its greRt heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tths&F
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NEW YoRK.-It has been quiet
market in all departments. Weather
conditions were unfavOrable. Mail or
ders took a fair quantity Of staple cot
tons, but seasonable goods were less
active. Printing cloths developed
some inquiries, with sales OF 2b 900 pieces
regular at eye, and about 1900 pieces
odds
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEEuA6 TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AND BUSINESS INSTITUTE. =

Technical Dppariinent-The followinE
branches viii be taught. fundamental, Aie-
rhenicai 80 Architectural Drawing. Let
ters and SignWriting, Designing FOR FIRES.
co Painters. Cabineimakers Cnrvera and
Stonecutters Modelling IN clay.
BUSINESS Departmeut--Bo Bookkeeping, ste
biography, Typewriting, Penmanship. Corr
respondence and Modern Languages
Tuition fee Ia Technical Department, =
per month. admission 10 all clauses.
Business observation-disclosures Lam
guages, = per month. bookkeeping, Cor
respondence. Penmanshlp, = per month.
StenoRraphy and Typewrlting, = per
month. No scholarships sold. Students
bind themselves for one month only. Spe-
clal classes for ladies' IN both Departments.
Classes In session in evening, i:30-9:59. For
particulars apply direct to
GERHARDT NELSON,
dell Egerter Building. Second Floor.
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GOING NoRTH-DEPART

Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and C., L. d w. Depot In
Bridgeport.
SDSlly between points marked
tSunday only between points marked
Other trains daily except Sunday
ON Sundays Train runs TO Uhrlchsvllle
only. and on same days Train 4 and 8
starts from UhrichSvllle instead Of Bridge
port. go.
Through connections and through tickets
TO MI points Call on agents or address,
~. r. WooDFoRD, Gen. MANAGER,
Cleveland, Ohio.
NJ, q. CARREL, General Pass,
Cleveland, Ohio,
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EXCUSE me-" observed che man In
fpectRcles; but / lIn a surgeon, and
that Is not whore tir liver IS" Never
you mind where bis liver Vs." retorted
le't oar UnWltts Ltttle Early Rlsera
u.l reach Il and shake Il for him.
un that you can bet your gig-1amp@1
CHARLES II Goctze. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Coz. Bridge
p7u: Peabody G Son. Benwood. s
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OIL CITY-Credit balances sOc: GER
tifcates Gle; shipments 1895 barrels:
runs lO7,S35 barrels,
NEW YORK-Petroleum, Pennsylva-
MIA crude steady; February sic bid.
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HAVE your carnche. toothacho,. sore
throat. pains or swelling OF any sOrt2 A
few applications OF DE- Thomas .3sc-
lnctric OIL viii bring relief almost in
SANITY. ~
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Al drugrlsta guarantee Dr.. Miles PAIN
FILLS tOstoD Headache. "OnO cent dOs0"
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WHRRLING RRIlGR 4 TRRlIELL RE.
G. o. BREWsTER, RecclycT

q. o, BREWSTER, KeccIVcr
Time Table No. 10, TO take effect 1901 O. m,
sunday November 10. 1856.
Leave Wheeling 1915, sliAO a. M
t2.g0, '3:i5 1880, $500 p. M,
Leave Peninsula-iS:OG 1851, siiJ6 a. m,
ts:s6. s3:2i. fi;26. 1906 y. m.
cave Martins Ferry-iS:l2. 1856, Sii;2
a M. t2:l2 'g:2i. ii:i2. s9:l2 y. m.
Arrive Terminal Jnnctlon-iSl1. i0.Q2
gii:5S a, M. :5S, '3:S2, il:id, s9:ls p; nj;
Leave Terminal Junction-l1;22, $500 n
m. 1910 q. M. $3.50, si:O5 1914. iS:ti y. m
Leave Martins Ferry-it:2S. s9al a, m,
slg;i5, H:Oj, tl;lO. t5:l9. tSi52 p. m.
Leave Peninsula ;I ls:li a. m, 'l2;bl
U.ii. il:i5. i5:25 iS:iN y, m.
Arrive Wheeling 80, $3.50 a M, 1881
}4.iT. fi:2a. $751; ia05 D. N.
'Dally. daily except Sunday. Sunday
only. mi,
j. Il. TAUSSIG. superintendent
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WBRELIEG 4 BLN GROVE RAILROAD.

tDaily, except Sunday -,
Sunday church trains VIII leave Bl1ml
Grove al g:I3 a. M and Wheeling at l2:ll
n M If. f.. wEiSGERBER,
- General Manager.
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RAILROADS.
ThsClsFSIaRd, L0Faia { HhsaiIa5 B. B.

Schedule Effective November %. 1886
Cleveland Depot Foot or South Water 81.
GnING SOIfrH-DEPART
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RAILWAY CINE CARD.

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and
after November -. iS6 Explanation 81
aseIerence Marks; 'naily. 3pRlly. except
S '.. y, fDaily, except Saturday. tpally.
SSAeent Monday Sundays only. 'satuf-
nays only. Eastern Standard Tine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31
B. & 0.lBranching Out

4 deal is being arranged between the Bal
tlmore Ohio and the Seaboard railroads
by which the Seaboard will enter New York
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio tracks. The Bal
timore n Ohio is back of the building Of the
short line from Richmond TO Ridgway. which
will reduce the distance between Raleigh
and Richmond 40 miles. Under this ar
rangement the two railroads will jointly use
this short line. The Baltimore & Ohio will
purchase the Palmetto Railroad, from Ham
let TO Oberau, and from tho latter place will
build TO Columbia or Augusta. II may use
the Seaboard's tracks into Atlanta. Both
the Baltimore q Ohio and the Seaboard will
be able TO run solid trains between New
York and points in the far south via Raleigh.