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ASpARAGU :.

Tie asparagus beds, the rhabArb and
tie tender towering plants in The lawl
Should hu treated II 4 generous covering
Of stable manure now. \ small b,i Of
a,yaragu, and f.-w rIublrb plants VIII
manfred are worth much NOR Than
mr@,r area, ncgIact"d. We iiA"tpcDV,r
:s,IarueU" hlGs - heavily VITA hDr:r
ni%rurv lhat digging il in sprinS i put
of tie question. Il 1t Is simply raNei
ov.ralIG lrvcllrd Oh, and tavn let alone,
il will produce early shoots tina, vii N"r-
prize your friends if nol yourself. :S,ilW-
berry beds will b. slir'r II stIn( dc
winter if they have a ligAt projection Of
pine boughs, leaves, pine needles or
Straw. The mulch need not b. v,y
thick, only just enough II proven. ;hc
plants from hcaving by frost. RAsphcr-
lies are also safer BARRED under Il little
Soi!. Bend the canes down ieng,hwisc
Of the rows and hold them with the foot
while ali assistant throws on the dirt
from between the rows.-NcW E"g',md
FUtUCr.
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afANURING GARDENS.

To keep up the fgr.i!ttJ Of the soil, ana
Unnecessary T. increase IL richness ah2ps
tie system of applying = top dressing 81
manure 70 the whcie surface every year
at the commencement Of winter, &s soon
as Tic crops ore al removed. II hes Zee
not be a heavy application, hui It snou;i
never Lc emitted. II becomes well SOAK
cd ir.C0 the soil by spring.
sows FOR GOOD MOTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
,.Enc Best Thing Ever PIaccd:BCfor: The
Public"


UYI0T Mills, FIUyNNNA Co. Va. }
ADril , 1851. !
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CATTLE.

because YOU do not intend to sell you
stock immediatrly that is NJ reason why
YOU should let them run down. By anu
iv Won will want to sell, and it Will COS;
much feed and worrimcnt ID haiid UP
Too many farmers let young Stock run
down. \ farmer who will let MS Stpc.;
run down will, like "GrandtaJAers
Clock,n gct run down himself.
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DAMAGED WHEAT.

Even when damaged Wheat Is con-
s;dcred unfit for stock it may be used
with profit in the poultry yard. Their
is no food 50 favorable 10 cgg production,
and at - buShcl it will pay to feed it in
moderation u laying hens. Wheat
screenings, although not 80 good rs wheat
is,.f i, excellent If aternated with some
other grain.
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sows FOR GOOD MOTHERS.

NrHl.ino Qualities in swine are a. 7ura'y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

Had it not been for The fact that sDmH
changes had to he made i'll the poles the
light would have been in operation ere this.
Tie wires are nearly all in position.
+ a"d the work Of hanging tn" lamps
ia, commenced. ii the experiment proves
success. 81 which there is no; much doubt,
arrangements will Immediately begin for
facilitating Of other business thuruugh;a:cS.
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Well rottcd manure applied in spring,
after the ground has been ploughcd and
narrowed, makes the best preparation
FIR tobacco. If long manure is used il
must be put on in the fall and p!9ughe,d
under. Tanners refuse, mixed with
barnyard manure, is said to be very
coed tobacco fertilizer.
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made and the Grand Lodge closed 6 70
o'clock, the members repairing 70 the ban,
quet room, WHARF, under the supervision q
Tyler Bliss, an elegant banquet had bean
spread, 70 which, judging from the Looks q
the table after all was over full and ample
Justice was done.
The Grand Lodge will convene again
tonight at O'Clock, and proceed At once 70
the election Of officers. Altar that supper
will be served and then the committee reports
will be taken up, the consideration Of which,
in all probability, will take until q late hour.
During the day the various committees will
be busily engaged.
Members q the lodge who are not on com.
mittees and have nothing TO do this morning,
II they desire visiting the city's industries
and dRhts, are requested TO meet at Major
AldeEon'S office, No. 1902 Market street this
morning at 1890 o'clock. Its the desire Of
our citizens to extend the Inequalities Of the
city to the gentlemen from the interior as far
as possible, and to that end several promi.
nent gentlemen Of the city have consented
to assist Major Aidenon in showing OF the
city. It will be trip we'll worth taking,
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Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the word.
were spOkenAtst Mathews Episcopal Church
thatmadel. +. Jones, Esq, and Miss Ida Kelly
man and wife. No cards had been iSstled
but the pretty ediiiCe was filled at Inc time
named with quite a crowd, being principaIiy
composed Of ladies, those dear creatures IN
30 delight in attending ceremonies Of an
nature, As the familiar strains OF the we'd.
ding march rose and sweiled through
the church the happy couple entered
by the main aisle and proceeded IA
the altar, where they were met by Rev. II.
Rush swopc, who performed the solemn and
sweet service. There were no attendants.
Senator Joe Woods and J, o. Golfer acted In
the capacity Of nShers The bride was be.
comlngly attlted In dark costume suitable
for travelling. MI and Mrs Jones left on the
4:47 r., w. 4 ny. train for New York City,
where they will spend the honeymoon.
Mr.. Jones Is a we'll known member OF the
bar and the bride Il the daughter Of Aaron
Kelly, Esq, Of Short Creek, and highly g.
leemed and respected for many fine qualities.
Both were prominent members Of .Ohio
county society, and the host Of friends they
possess cannot fail 10 wish for them a long
Ilie full u happinOsa and eontentmenk
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RrpPLEs FROM THE RIVER.
cOneerdins the Steamboats, and Their
Owners,

owners.
The Diurnal and Return are the boats fol
down the river to-day.
The Andes left the wharf about o'clock
with big load and fair passenger list
Business on the river in this locality was
rather dull yesterday. The regular packets
arrived and departed OH time.
The river rose Monday night about two
inches, and remained yesterday about sta.
tionary. The gauge last evening indicated 4
feet l inch. A further rise Is looked for 10.
day.
The scioto yesterday came into port with
flags flying and band Of music on board
playing It's lively airs. The occasion was
little excursion gathered along the river. The
day was splendid one for II.
1t Is difficult TO ship a crew for steamboat
now, and boats arc likely to be short handed
this season. The long season OF low water
has driven labor to the railroads being con.
structed, which have been advertising exten.
SiYely for hands.
The new Belaire packet has been named
after the popular music dealer, G. Y. Lucas,
a compliment worthily bestowed. The new
packet will be oil the old one was-and then
some. Headquarters In this city for inior.
nation az 70 freight or passage at the "0ld
Reliable Wharfboat.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: 1.-THE cele.
brated snag boat E. A. Woodruff has been
doing little work around home for day or
two, and found snags that two feet OF water
would not float Off She started for PITTS.
burgh yesterday, with James Martin as pilot.
Areport Of her work here will appear IN due
course OF time through the official organs"
PlrrsBURatt, Mover S.-River "A inches and
falling. Weather clear and mild.
CiSctsNArt, November S.--River o feet o In.
ches Raining since dark; warmer Depart.
ed: Sidney, Wheeling ]. r. Drouiltafd,
Nashville; Silver Cloud, Tennessee river.
LOUISVILLE, November s.--Isivet falling O
feet 0 inches In the canal and 4 feet inches
In chute on falls. Business lively Weather
clear and pleasant with light rain At dark.
Kate Kinney, from Cincinnati to New Or.
leans Little Samson, from 1Fontuh 10 Tronton,
John Hanna and tow 10 Kahawha river,
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POINTS Anorr pERsoNs.
Movements OF wheeling People and
Their Friends.

Movements Of wheeling People and
Their Friends.
Uncle Mathew McKeevcris in the city.
Hon. "sep" Hall, Of wetzel county, is in
the city.
Frank Aul, Of Pittsburgh, isherc, the guest
otConrad Aul, ESD, Of Fourteenth street.
Charlie Crymble, well known Top mill
boy, Is slowly recovering from the typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Mary Munnell, Of Mt. Sterling, KY,
isyisltlng her sister, Mrs. Allen Brock, OF the
Island
Miss Virginia 1Iupp, who has been visiting
friends at Allegheny, arrived home on
Thutsday.
Misses Mary Donham and Kate Long left
for Steubenyille yesterday OH visit 10 Miss
Dora Hill.
Mrs, Butcher, OF Beverly, mother Of State
Superintendent Butcher, Is visiting the iami-
~ Of her son.
Theodore Harsh, q noted telegrapher Of
ZahesyillV, o., has been the guest OF L. II.
Dick for two days past.
Charlie Reed and bride have arrived In the
city and arc boarding with Charles father,
Mr., James Reed, South Side.
Hon. J. II. Riley, member OF the House Of
Delegates from Jackson county, Is among the
many prominent citizens Of the State now In
Wheeling
Mr. II. NJ. 1Iatper's youngest child, o
bright little one Of three and half years, Ia
lying dangerously III with Inflammation Of
the bowels.
It's with regret that the announcement Is
made that the wife Of Capt. DevrCs Is very
sick, and last night fears were entertained Of
her recovery.
We had a pleasant cali yesterday from
MeSts. VI D. IfimblO and ]. H. Weymouth,
Of Beverly, Randolph county. publishers OF
the "Mtslic 7Ye," the Masonic organ Of the
state, both genial and CntCrprisihg journal.
ists.
Mt. N. l.. II. Sawyer, Of Hamilton, Ohio,
arrived In the city last. night. lie was taken
IN charge by his old friend, Col. Wm. E6ley,
whom lie tried to convert. Major Bodley was
not present, as he had heard, so E&ley said
OiSawyef's arrival
Archie Paul Mitchell, young man for.
metly Of Wheeling, and well known here,
has been arrested after prolonged series oil
mammoth confidence transactions III which
he represented himself to be son Of Drexel,
the Philadelphia banker Cumberland Nstts.
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NEIGuHoRIIooD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.

The telephones are nearly oil up and In
working order now, and We will be ready to
talk to our friends across the waters and
tell them when we want another paper OF
have new subscriber.
Adam Warnig starts to Freeport to-day for
another hunt. Thismakes the third or fourth
trip for Adam this summer and fall, and all
very successful ones We hope he will bring
back plenty Of squirrels and hickory nuts,
Mr.. Samuel Dean, our genial and accom-.
modating postmaster, Is taking advantage Of
the low rate excursion to Chicago, TO pay that
city q visit, and visit friends In Muskegon,
Michigan, where he will spend few days
DR.. Peck, our gentlemanly dentist on Fourth
street, expresses himself as highly pleased
with Martins Ferry during his sojourn with
US, and the people are quite as well pleased
with him, keeping him very busy all the
time.
The candidates were Messsrs John White
and NJ. c. Mitchell. Out OF six hundred and
forty.tlve votes cast Mitchell received four
hundred and si1ty.three, and White one
hundred and observation-disclosures ma
jority being two hundred and eighty.
The diphtheria, which has caused consider.
able alarm here seems to be abating some
what, as there are only one or two new cases
reported within the last few days; but this
warm damp weather may start II anew, and
every family ought to take the utmost preCa-
ton.
The election for Mayor to fill the unexpired
term of VIM. N. Lupton, was held yester-
day, and Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather, the rain falling in torrents q
part Of the time, yet 1t did not seem to
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New Bcllairo and Wheeling Packet
Organ for Sale.
Louisiana state Lottery Company.
Opera House Henrietta ind Frank s,
Chaniruu.
Found-GOld I.ocket.
For Sale at Sacrifice.
Engraying-Kirk's Art Store.
Wanted-BFick Moulders.
Dress Cutting Made Easy.
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ms PtRLIC PuRsn.
Amoanll E1peciad . 10 Rliaod bYIax,
ation Thil Year.

Below We give the lazy for taxation in
Ohio county, for State, school and county
purposes The tax for State purposes 4 20
eentl on the 500 valuation, that for school
purposes 10 cents on the 500 valuation, to-
gether with capitation tax Of 81 for each
male Citizen over u.
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Is q common complaint. II you feel 40, geI
d package Of Kidney.WOrt aud take Il and
YOU will al once feel its tonic power. II re.
news The healthy action Of the kidneys
bowels and liver, and thus restores the nat.
tital life and strength TO the weary body II
can now be had in either dry or liquid form,
and In either way Is always prompt and
eiiicient In action.-Noe Beltord Standard.
NEFAW
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A CHICAGO exchange refers to tho case OF
Lewis Il. oConor ESQ.,, 0S Washington
street, that city, who was cured of very
severe pain in the back by St. Jacobs oil,
after the prescriptions OF physicians and
many remedies had proved valuelCss, Column
bus, Ga. En9uirer.San.
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Some of the fortunate onoa ON Earth.

0SAAu vs. AAu SANA VI AsAHAui
AT New Orleans, on the day OF October,
Of the 18th Grand Monthly Drawing OF The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, 10000,
the first capital prize, was won by ticket No.
1910, half Of which was held by jolly Al.
satan saloon keeper, Max Schmidt, No. 44O
W. Thirty.second street, New York City; half
BY AuglStuS,De Grummnnd poor but
popular pump maker OF No. 4Ss II. street,
Washington, b. G., $4,000, the second prize,
by No. 60,g31, also sold In halves, one oil
which was held by Mr.. John G. Diehenbach,
a prominent steam.tug owner Of West street,
New York City; the other half collected
through the well known bankers Of Washing.
ton, D. c., Messrs. II. d. Cooke, IL, & Co.;
5000 the third capital, by No. 90, 63S, half OF
which was held by Alex. Ufias, a Segar dealer
At No. 64H Division street. New York City;
the other by J. @. Roux, Of Edwards, Miss +;
q, 500 by No. 6j07i, held by y. Il, Howard,
Of Aberdeen, Miss; and No. 22,0s7, held BY
N. @. .Caspafl, No. 245 Argyle street, Daiti.
more, Nd. These are only some Of the thou.
sand lucky investors. Any one interested In
such remunetatiye speculallons should write
atonce to N. A. Dauphih, New Orleans, La,
In time to participate In the Great seml.At.
nual Distribution Of over half milliBn Of
dollars on December 18th, under the sole
management Of Gena @. T. Beautegafd, Of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early Of Virginia.
nav
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tiosf CAGEK, Harrison County, ". VI.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
county ATE anxious f0t some man or com.
pihy With capital TO come and build first.
Class flbUafNd Mft,t. Coal and water In
abundance. Situation the line Of the C., w.
&a.R r. For information correspond with
on come and sec John A. Sheets or Daniel
Hssieli, Lost Creek Stallion, Harrison county,
VIVA,
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In addition to the above the road tax Is as
follows: Liberty district, $751; 40; Triadel-
phia, $g,47l 10; Richland district, $l,sl2 81;
country part Of Richie district, $272 l6-a
total OF $6,SGT SO. This tax is levied at 20
cents on the 500 valuation.
The local school tax in thecountry districts
10 ou fn1Inu,s.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, Us o6servedat schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1850 1851
TAM. I2M,3P.N.7RM 7ALI2N.SRM.7PM
70 81 20 - 6O ~ 20 Is
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Hor drinks should be avoided in day time
during cold weather, as they have tendency
to weaken the lungs and effect the throat
Take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for all cases Of
Coughs, Colds and HoarsenesS. Price Is cents
a hnliia
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the usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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RoR RENT.

GooD ROOMS TO LET-WTI-
NJ hIsHkp, with or without ~, 81 kVR.
v ykP5HSe r. Main and TWeaIisth 49,. ptl
AElS5LsL: 4ss@ J. n
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
DILLON'S JcWelry Store.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
m jAMBa g0TRt,


9. A. Thatcher, MY. 10. Bell, COLUMBIA.
I. Brooks, Iowa CITY. 7. ". Mash, ZAneEyIlIe
Henry PaSklllle, y. Y. Geo. Hall, Philadelphia,
/. y: B9lce, hAnceIefheld ", ", ApplegAte, Halyfe.
X 4. nemp atgne, N. 7. w, ;. btOtebuEy, d. 4 q.
az FINLEY, PleatAl1 co. 8. Crooks PleaSiita co,
A. r. Meade, Baltimore, II. Carter. Baltimore
g. q, Hldfeth, Marietta. A. Duiieid and fam. Dat
], ROuntG and wife, viva, q, umStead, ", Va.
". u. Spencer, BanAea I'd, p V6cS, samaea.
Mn.U.W, Brakeman VIVA, J, Conner n CumTNti,d
W. 9, Stewart, Monroe. ]. r. Reed, sIsteHyiiIe @'
" ~, Preston, w. We. ]. J.. Dean, Allegh'y CITY.
A. lones, Belmont CO. ". y. Mitchell, b. 4. d.
" y, kSutlef. betimofe. 4. N. Thompson CIn'ti
Mlss Laura Stone, Britain. ]. r. Meredith yhfniySs
:. ~ johnson, MINI. John Andrew N, Ii, ~
9 :. Aldep, Cleveland, ]. O'DOnGid Ii, Il,
Pat Murphy, X I, q. 8. Harvey, II. Welootne
Z. a. steddmAu W, Va
Thgmsl FY, Cetedo. ". L. Peters, Cnlandotl
Y a. AcDOnaldi HUNG q. 4 ThOFnbufg CabieCH
y; ttpEge, wayne. J. 8. HOge, Hinton,
". II heesnore, Milton. James y, White Wayne
y = n; hAE!is01i Table, q. =. FnlleF, Wayne.
Y, " 9S dsW ilhutg, 2, u. elufE, IeWlsbuR,
w, " ,ssh!lleri L4WlsblfgA. z. MelbOy, Huiiold'
prv ,. II, Austin lew Mayo N. ~ al Aiba'o
Y Y ,nNl1fts l!tetS llel RGfieS, Middleboufne
iIqd!e tuut1e " W. etealey ddleb'ne
Y, ". helli hildgle hnutne,l Hngefa, Bethany
~, lVpIl ettihe9E htltCt0use, n, M6Ftin'lle
a. y hndelj MgtNA J. llblDu, NeWbuhFh
W g hAWklh, AAnAWha.s. Wilson, New CumbtPd.
Go 10 the Concert Al louis schwAIbs q.
loon tonight Music BY The Wheeling Opsfs
House Orchestra,
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Go TO the Concert at Louis schwAlb's 81.
loon tonight Music by the Wheeling
Opera House Orchestra.
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Go 10 the Concert at Louis schwalbs sa.
loon tonight Music by the Wheeling Opera
House Orchestra,
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nWlNt OF oARpUlg cutes irregular,
painful, or difficult mensttuation.
Sold by Logan 4 Co.,
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II have used the Liegig Cos Arnlcated En-.
tract Of Witch Hazel IN cases requiring that
valuable remedy, and have had every reason
10 be satisfied with itS purity and efficacy
WV. II. HOLroNBE, NJ. D.,
New Orleans, la.
Cures Piles, Rheumatism, Painful Mohthliea
and FemaleWeaknesses, Salt Rheun, Pimpies
and other Eurptions. soldln fifty cents and
dollar sizes MWRAW
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asLAokpaAUeAr" cure. dyspsp.
Did, Indigestion and heartburn.
Sold BY Logan &eo
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LIVELY SESSION

GEO. R. TAYLoR's show window presents I
handsome display,
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DRY GOODS.
|. BLUM & BRO.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS

Black and Colorel silk PlushCs.
Black and Colored silk VOlVetS,
Black and Colored satins,
Black and Colored eros Grain Silks,
Black and Colored Brocade satinS
Black Satin d'Lyon.
Black surah Silks.
Black Molre Antiques.
Our Cloak Room full OF Cloaks and buyers
too, We show more styles than all others
combined. We have the best made and best
fitting garments. We manufacture oil our
own In Philadelphia, We will sell you u
Cloak for less than others can buy them.
We have the best lighted and most conye-
nient Cloak Room in the State.
Dress Goods at I, s, 0, 10, IL, is, 20 and Is
cents respectively worth almost double.
Elanncls and Blankets lower than you will
mud them elsewhere.
Cashmeres and Fine Dress Goods, with all
trimmings to match.
Great Special Bargains during all thiswGek.
I.BLUM &BRO.
llO4 and HOG Main Street.
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A sSESsMENT NOTICE,


Public notice Is hereby riv.r,,,
este1, INA! the Assessor elrctrI GS psnoll lRls.
lhe Sliy q Wheeling have compIs,sG tAg Ceuadl q
n men; LOT me year aud made ntuSn 4, Nsit lEes
onlSe' ANY Peron WIGhing 70 spnt,i tIsisei % M
S.ssnsa', Or desiing any Corret6n, Mug Nga NJ .
W. Iiiy building before @ n. Etl %,
SovENBERH ISL AP S2s g the TRSTa IS II
hoAra Slll meet u that time al he ~, Tie "a
ing 70 hear all objections 10 .iJ ~ liiI Bua,
revise and correct tbs Slme, '' eA'ea'aliaI M
lnO7 PRANK po,,r.
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The telephones are nearly oil up and In
working order now, and We will be ready to
talk to our friends across the waters and
tell them when we want another paper or
have a naW subScriber
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Go 10 the Concert a louis schwaib's 81.
loon tonight. Music BY the Wheeling opSta
House 0tchesttet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-06

The Receivers report of the business of
the elevated railroads prior to their assump-
ton of the management SHOWS that the gross
earnings of the New York Company have
been at the rate of, in round numbers, S220,-
900 a month, while the operating expenses
have been Sl29,OO0 a month; the figures of
the Metropolitan show average monthly
earnings of SlS7 900. and operating expenses
Of $4,000. An average net income of S9l,-
900 in one case and $4,000 in the other is
obviously equal to all demands for returns on
the capital invested in either undertaking.
1t is that outcome of speculative rascaity,
the Manhattan, with its $4,000 900 leases
and guarantees based on nothing, which has
brought the elevated roads into the hands of
courts and lawyers, and whose winding up
seems likely to give some very costly lessons
in financial caution to numerous needless in
vestors.- Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-06
General News.

The Chicago Custom House receipts for
the past month amounted to 1897, ,26S.74.
The Jollities combination has started on
tour of the New England circuit.
The Chicago bank clearings, Friday, footed
up 80, 100000, the largest days business,
ever recorded in that city.
A Rochester man has been arrested for
killing dogs and serving them us as a remedy
for consumption.
man at Virginia City, Nevada, working
in his own garden, recently, struck vein
from which in two or three days he took about
fifteen thousand dollars in gold.
Nearly one hundred thousand persons have
boen assessed for a poll tax in Boston the
present year, the street assessment total being
%, 1856, gain of 1856 over 1880.
There is only a slight difference between a
hand organ and an ACCORDION. One lis work
ed with crank and the other by crank
Yonkers Statesman.
The Chicago and West Indian Belt Rail
road Company has made n mortgage for
S5OO.000, payable Aug. !, 1901, with interest
at per cent year, payable semi-annually
in gold
The New England Fair has more than one
fourth as many visitors as did the Worlds
Fair at Philadelphia, in the early days OF that
exhibition