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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05

Arkansas Valley, A. s.. Wichita Sept. 80 to Oct 3.
D. A, Mitchell seeretry, Wichita, Kan.
Canada Exposition Toronto, Sept. 10 to 20 IL. il
Hill secretary Toronto.
Carbondaie, H., Carbondale, Oct, IA to | Il Sam T
Brush secretary, Carbondele.
Butler County Hamilton o., Oct. o to 10; q. Roth
enbnsh secretary, Hamilton, o.
Grand Dominion Ottawa, Ont, Sept % to 81; Henry
Wade, secretary, Toronto
Great Central Fair. Hamilton, Ont, Sept. 80 to
Oct. 3; Jonathan Davis secretary, Hamilton
Indiana Indianapolis Sept, 20 to Oct 4; Alex. Heron
secretary, indianapolis.
Illinois. Chicago, Sept to Ii; y ID. Fisher, secre-
tary, Springfield.
iowa, Des Moines. August 90 TO Sept. 5; John n
Shaffer secretary Fairfield.
Kansas National Fair Association Bismark Grove
Sept 1 to g. R. W. Cunningham secretary, Lawrence.
Kentucky. Lexington Aug. 26 to 80; Thomas l..
Martin. secretary; Lexington.
Michigan Western, Grand Rapids, Sept. % to 2G,
James Cox. secretary, Grand Rapids
Minnesota. 0watonna, Sept s to 13i R. c, Judson,
secretary, Pennington.
Milwaukee Exposition, Milwaukee, Sept ID 10 Oct.
Is; Z. r. Mercein, secretary, Milwaukee.
Montana, Helena Sept. to 49, Francis Pope, Sec
rotary, Helena
Nebraska Omaha, Sept D to II; r. w. Furnace,
secretary, Plattsrnouth
Northern Wisconsin, Oshkosh Sept. 8 to III A @.
Austin, secretary, Oshkosh.
Ohio, Columbus, Sept L to D; l. n. Chamberlain,
secretary Columbus
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Sept 3 to 20; D. w.
Seller, secretary, Harrisburg.
St. Louis St Louis Oct. i to III Festus ]. Wade
secretary st. Louis.
South Carolina Columbia Nov. IL to IA; T. w.
Holloway. secretary, Poma-ia.
Texas, Austin, Oct. to IL; E. c. Bartholomew,
secretary Austin.
Toledo, Toledo Sept to IS; Charles Reed, secre-
tary, Toledo, o.
Union Agriculture KY. Germantown KY Oct. to
IL; J. A. Walton secretary, Germantown.
Western Fair Association London, Ont, Sept. % to
27; George McBroom. secretary London, Ont,
Wisconsin, Madison, Sept. ID to 20; Clinton Bah
bitt secretary. Madison.
American Fat Stock Show, Chicago. Nov, IL to 20;
]. 0. Fisher, secretary, Springfield, III.
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Alabama Democrats.

MONTGOMERY Ala, june The Democrats, in
State convention to-day renominated by exclamation.
Governor O'Neal. Secretary of State Phelan, and
Treasurer Smith M c. Burke was nominated for
auditor.
The district conventions tonight made the follow
ing nominations of delegates to the Chicago eonven
tom
First Dstrict-D p. Bristo, G Fl. Scott.
Second DISTRICT. Il. b Foord. j. H. Clisby.
Fourth DISTRICT. f. Webb J. g. Compton.
Fifth Dstiict-W +. Wilkinson S. J. Darby.
Sixth Distinctly O. Clark, L. b. Musgrove.
Seventh District. A. Walden, J. F. b, Jackson.
Eighth Dstrict-Dsniel Coleman +. A. McClel
Land
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Indiana District Fairs.

Acton District Association, Acton Marion, Sept. %
to 20; q. A. Stanton. secretary.
Bridgeton Union, Bridgeton Parke Aug 25 to 80;
Dempey Seybold. secretary
Cambridge City. Cambridge City, Wayne Sept 2 to
g. q. W. Shnltz, secretary
nunkirk Union, Dunkrk, Jay, Aug. 19to2di A. c..
Holley, secretary.
Eastern Indiana Agricultural Kendanvile Noble
Oct to 10; J. S. Conlogue, secretary.
Ednburg Union, Edinburg. johnson, Aug. 26 to 30;
]. A. Thompson, jr., secretary.
Paramount Union, Paramount, Grant. Sept 8 to II;
W. G. Winsow, secretary.
Fountain. Warren and Vermilhon, Covington Foun-
tain Sept is to 10; O, p. Lewis, secretary.
Franeesvile Agricultural FraneesyiIe, Pulaski,
Sept. 50 to Oct 81 w. A. Brewer. secretary.
Henry. Madison and Delaware, Middletown, Henry,
Aug 10 to -; 4. L. Elliott, secretary.
knightstown Union. Knightstown, Henry, Aug 26
to 20; L. Is. Deem secretary.
Lawrence District. Lawrence, Marion, Sept, 10 to
90 w. b. Flick secretary.
IIoogootee Agricultural, boogootee, Martin, Aug.
10 to 81 G, NJ. Sharum secretary.
Miami and Fulton, Macy, Miami, Oct. to 4; J.
Cohing, secretary.
New Ross Union, New Ross. Montgomery, Aug. IL
to 10; il. F. Hadley, secretary.
Northeastern Indiana, Waterloo, Dekalb, Sept. %
to Oct 3; D. A. Garwood secretary.
Orleans Agricultural. Orleans Orange Sept 3 to
g. Henry Reed secretary
Painfield Horticultural and Agricultural Plainfeld
Hendricks Sept 3 TO 5; w. H. Mills. secretary.
Southeastern Indiana, Aurora, Dearborn, Aug. . to
o; ID. Lostutter jr., secretary.
Switzerland aud Ohio East Enterprise, Switzerland,
Sept. to II; VIM. II. Madison, secretary.
Union Agricultural and Mechanical, Union City,
Randolph, Sept 1 to 10; l. g. Stall, secretary.
Wayne, Henry and Randolph Dalton, Wayne, Aug.
% to 20; Job T. Dennis, secretary.
Wells and Blaekford, Five Points, Wells. Sept. 80
to Oct. 3; j. d. Goodin secretary.
Xenia District Union Xenia, Miami Sept Q to g.
j. w. Eward secretary.
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Sailed Meat Imports Into France.

PARIS June 1.-The parliamentary committee in
quiring into the importation of American sailed meats
approved the report agreeing to such imports after the
meat is, by microscope otherwise, infinitely exam
med The report at the time urges prohibition
Of importation of fresh meats from countries whore
il is known trichinp exists.
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No contest AGAINST Mahone.

CHICAGO. June 4.-The decision of the committee
on credentials in the contested Fifth Kentucky dis
trct ease has created good deal of excitement and
ilfeeling and it is said tonight that the committee
will reconsider its action If it does not mem
beers Of the Kentucky delegation threaten take the
authority that the Malone delegation from Virginia
will be admitted without contest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05

ground attached to sanitarium called the Wivison
Home, under the supervision of Miss s. S. Wivison,
middle aged woman The coroner's jury found the
children died from natural causes aggravated by the
neglect of Miss Wivison improper sanitary arrange
ments and gross Incompetence of the nurses
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If it is thought better to give a sick person
bits. of ice instead of allowing him to drink a
great deal of cold water, wrap small piece of
ice in a clean white flannel cloth. put it into
bowl and let it stand by the bedside; provide a
long pima hat pin is best; with this null pieces
Of the ice can be detached with little effort and
no one need touch them with the fingers. as they
can be carried to the mouth with teaspoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Press on the Situation In the
Chicago Convention.

Chicago Convention.
LONDON. June 4,--'Fhe Standard says "At no
time, perhaps, within the history of America has it
been less possible to forecast the result at Chicago
The voting will be simply triumph of men, not a
victory for measures Whatever the result
there great issues at stake It is difficult to
say wherein the Democratic and Republican platforms
differ. The chief importance of the present conven-
ton consists in deciding how far the choice Of eand
dates be influenced by the Irish faction in favor of
stirring up ill-blood between England and America
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Cable Notes.

The American ericketers met the gentlemen of Ire.
land yesterday. The Americans scored the first inning
go ireland SO.
Earl Granville is preparing note TO Washington in
relation to the collection of conspiracy funds within
the jurisdiction of the United States.
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General sherman's Declination.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Thc following is the text of Gen
eral Shermans reply to ex-senator Henderson, dis
patch
"Sr. LOUIS, June 3.
Hon. J. B. Henderson-I answered by mail last
night If that letter is received. please decline
any nomination for the presidency in language strong
but co1rteous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05

New YORK June ARRIVED. Furnessa from Glas-
gov; America from Liverpooli Weser, from Bremen.
LONDON june ARRIVED Frisia, from New York
Lord Cough, frou Phladelphia.
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A Wholesale Murderess Arrested.

VIENNA, June IA woman arrested to-day at
Yafanda Hungary confessed that she poisoned four
husbands and hundreds Of women in the past two
years. number of accomplices were arrested
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A Littlo Encitenlent in New .yersey.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa June 4;-The village Of
Hainmolton. on the Camden Atlantic
Railroad New Jersey was greatly excited to-
day over the discovery of the bodies Of twenty.
one children buried in small plot of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05
EEK SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.

An Illinois Papers Reasons for Asking His
Nomination.
Bloomington Paragraph
why not nominate David Davisl Ex-Nice president
David Davis is solid with many portions Of the South
tolid with the solid men of New York solid with Hi
sois Indiana and Ohio, solid with the Pacific
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there is also bat the former is the coorng peculiarly
of the crowd which the hard-worked managers are
feeding through their threshing machines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Diabetes Cured.

n prtar5 Pjcggv1r, Lon. 20. $50.
Mr.. Marthias boil, business place No
- North Peters street. residence ROYAL
street. between Jeanne and bartholomew,
New Orleans, has been a most intense
sufferer from kidney trouble tdiabetcs) for
the last six long and weary years He
SAID 20 us: Even earlier than that | fire..
. g'cntly suffered from pain in the back.
ana frequently making Of wafer. but give it
10 thought until about the time stated.
when the almost constant desire 10 make
wafer became uncomfortable. The pain in
the back, and sometimes in the Icgs, made
ne 50 lame at times that . | could scarcely
wax. / consulted one OF the est doctors
IN this CITY. and was vndcr his constant
treatment tor one entire year without de-.
irving the least benefit. / then consulted
fiJm lime 70 time. during The last five Or
si\ years. SiN other phy'icj&ns. Zach one
s'aui.ug in the front ranks 0itGr uotiraI
profession IN New Orleans, ami though /
sometimes vas 4 little relieved III some eX-
cruciatiug suffering. yet upon the whole |
va not oHi, 40 better, but in may respects
mach worse. Ny limbs became so swollen
and sore ihat | could no, cross uy lr-,
when sitting or a chair-all of which. :hev
said. was caused bv diabetes. | then tried
sumc hjgaly tauled patent mediciae. Bat
they all turned out to b" hUmbugs. ! had
given no all hopes Of ever getting relief
much less being cured when noticed ia
the Iauers .omc wonderful cures that PE-
E,HN had made in this civ. n,
prescribed Is pr. Hartman, giving
The lame aud address of each per
son treated. | called 20 see him, he Il;
once prescribed his Peruua, which is no.
over three weeks ago. | am 50 much BET
ter that il ! would no Improve am mora. |
would not for any amount hat | had no
placed myself under his treatment. Al
NY lain and lamcnesS is gone. The swell
ing and stiffness in nay lrgs has Disappeared
and instead Of making water every iiltcer
inmates. | row make !, once in tire,
hours during the day. and only twice in -
whole night. | am. indeed. gi,e wei
again. Don't hesitate. don say hUmbug
but get the rcruna at once and take il a
It's printed label directs. ur, il Won think TIL
IS only IN advertisement, and not strictly
r-u" cal. and soc mr and see for your
sell.
Nv. Hulluh Ripple Smithport Mexican
county, Ia, writes. 'pr. :. 3. Hartman y
Co.. Columbus. g.. | nave used your PcrI
na and it has done me a great deal of goot.
HAVE recommended il 10 waEy OF my
',;rri.vhn have since expressed themselves
as &uuiss'u@@ pleased with its virtues.
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MEDICAL,
81 Have SuHcred,e

With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, 7. j. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters' to me,
l used two bottles!
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-.
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Walker. Buckner, No.
l write this as a
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your Hop
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

Wheeling.
The nail marke; is very quiet, owing to
Tie want of stock. Nails, brads
and fencing, lOd to Sod, ~ 80; Sd
and Sd, 81 20; cd and ID
s. So; id end sd, 2 60; Sd s. SIS; %
s. 10; SOC a keg on common cut; barrel,
II inch, 81 IS; u inch 81 10; | inch
81 %; / inch, S. 10, , inch, Sc So;
lining, / inch s. 90; inch, S 50; finish
ing, ; inch and over, s. IS; l inch, 5 80,
l, 81 As; casing and box, SOC per keg over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, s. so,
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 70; boat spikes, al
sizes, So %; roofing nails, iron, SC over
common cut: iron galvanized, 81 30 over
common cut; iron timed, 81 IS over
common cut.
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Plying the Poor Han.
Poor Hobbs how | pity him

Poor Hobbs. how | pity him
W hat for
His wife talks him nearly to death. She's
a. bad as two women.
y don see what you base your c~onclus.
ions on.
She has q dorble-chiu."
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MIra-s twenty five Years

.. .lgr.r has nr.r .u''.'y r.r-l
$500 ..I %. tv.-.. "." ,.s-r .-raf-
-.. ...t.s OF swift ~p.rsi.. 81.
d.. .-n.s ,.."-H. .rtaurut. 1"l ."tt..uH-. t-.
. .... E.'. ~ tr- ~H-C.E. cure, her.
.a. HG.H now .ea," or lie.
...LI. ...wH.EE. Jf,,Or Meth iI.r.u,
Nl.1G. "a '..s d. i,Ni
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,omr,ete Treatment with Inhaler 81.
TO INVESTORS.

DERs0Es INCLINED 10 MAKE LAb'E ID
j small Investment in desirable real estate ir
RAPIDLY GROWING CITY, or IL FIST morr;ag'
securities paying good rates 0! Interest, are invite
=, cores, ond with the uEderisaed. st. Paul, tn
Capita! II Minnesota, 4, situated at the head OF nav
Anton @, The great Mississippi River, and j.
at.wa7 70 and commercial metropolis Of the Ees
NOrthwcst, l@!ng an important railroad center an
,ng Of tie termili CT tho great Northern PacI.t
~l.air,ac Tow completed. The cty's advantage
.,c.n - insure 'or it a grand future. Is p9pTla:io'
by the comptroller. -tatCneu, in March, 1883, VA
5000: In June, 1857, Il vs. = ;os.
Iaras,reats made q from t2oo up. ur.TR
tiouatls references given.
NiERY CAlr"ELlr
- ffa'a hr0u
l2i: e. ~"g>o't =. rsHl, 'j!ns
noz5d Forrer.yo "
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The markets. only fairly supplied this wgvi
Nossrs. Hudson i Bayha furnished the 70.
ewing quotations. which are the same e.
last week:
Cattle, g 00G& % for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; &!El4c per ID.
Sn"ep, none sold.
Calves, s. COOS 90.
Lambs, 2@tc per 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

I
Usln"nd ana nrin, cash Z|sc, November
""TH !eIp -'fC, nay -o4G %'c' closed at
90 n9eD2Veaus a. 'Vsc' barley,
T" - "a a. 90, T'@ ooIe' rIaA oeea-oteaay
1oS D. IoGo. III, rDn;"S ,S Hc1iEe, ruteg
IL - t1n ' lV93tSc anu
vo.r en- 80; Gas" ~" UTla !" 20 Jan
I,t ~. sly r'@ az - edoSeH at 81 "G2i
GIi"n' r. 3OSEtI ~ G'oIel al ME-
va oJa., L"alIr"S''i ueTtneu 62gI2c
" ,'"r,S 49, e. S, =" oS e%an - IuI% . ~ No
: 80, .". .'o o,cS Oc'etn0eE 90 9'gt
e. Ggr% S"I"'' n,n .Oy ,I 49, c'T s;. at
' amS I nIoriJnno IA T,; we.
as 30. short ril ST g5G- -. sbor, clear
s. lCm : h.. WhisEcy-Sleady and IN.
changed at 81 3.
p,,,,u,
-,
b'hI,"'''t' November ''-F''0r-rAS'sf
ana q"iHt' Howard street ana wrsi7r" sd
P'fihe - -'C' 90 extra = '';%' 80;
i"'h'y - "ol" 7 90 Mh'ai "es'"r9
'o"'' o"t 's'''i "c''c. NO winter T|H
sPot '"4@ ,'''' November ,"-'" SC w.
I''ioer 49," .'.e' '"hI'T
<al",m "r>, ,,. s,,"'l ANU 3L,'NS' Ia ',.'
No.''.,or wa ~ yc"F t,-'' .@,-
'4t3 a"t' "S"'"' 'T'>.I''n 'n''e'"
N,,o. .I r9l CO.. co '" Iio" G,; o,I
p.o,;e;orr pu;o,. 49,. ,orl. 81. n
Hrlk Neats-SbouIders and clear r;b .ilns
,srEeJ -imoic HaconNSbonI5nrs So.
clear r;b sides iIlr Homs-At IIGIi.
IoT3-Rcfnad o. Rn,ter-T;rm. Wo,,.
ern rocLeJ IgG 1oc. creomorr p9m%ic
pa,rdIo,mN Tow. inoIIy stnaJy n 75G-ae
ro,Iaa- Dvu R;o n.,r5oc, ori;norr - f,i-
sNm0so So Ha2o,. \ s"GEno Cnn.
,S frad Co.. nr,ISG i5io WbiLrF
SS nat 81 w." ~
''''' "' -"
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, November =. Cotton
Firm and unchanged. tIour-2met and
unchanged. Mheat-Qulet; No : red &c
Iorn-ilrm; NO; Zt"@ftc. OATS lrm
r. NO; : mixed -'tc. EYe-?ulet ana
rrN; NO : 'itM' oc. harGy-Act,'e ana
nrm. extra tall sac. fork-DnI at
SIX @"r'l.i %. Lard-Qmct at - i""I
Il'!. Bulk Mcals-firmcr; shoulders
5.u. short ribs IC BuCOn-ilUN ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Trustees Sale.

TTN!iE fNN RY WRITE o. The PRO.
visions II = deer" ~ o." tircuti Juurlof chi,
,uuIy. made aud .nlrir,l "u the il,h ,lAy ~. O.tp-
e.. i-ai. 10 q ,a.sr IH ,Laa.e!y 3 can ~lHuIus.
wherein ,r"rg" Knowles ard I,lu.tu' FnrSi. ser.
plaintiffs, REi the Nail tity EgilIfrg aud Loan A..
~n'Iaii"u .ar Other, "arc ,'u,IdAlt., 3 VIII. =. d.
e.'"t = sill decree, lrr,erd 10 >c.l, ~ tn front
'n"r CO.. the Court liras,u. Dhin COUNTY cots 81 ~
PAY flrr lITU DAl uI NOVEMBER. i3si COM
wtr,inr 20 - "',lr.t e IN %, rU. highs aTI br,t
uliin-. ~ public UI.tInn, the lie ,S'li. o. , allrunc
kHp"'mr 100 a., (. flowing t""rihri property. rGa' l.
'u-sy l.uy let -r..." o.. .ur 7,' mi ". that
81 Or pare. u' srriuI s5' .l." 10 ta. a,l ton tuine
NV ui y u,pl,ng whlH ~, aid u.f .. Noes ".
t'art sud .tr .Ul ! ''a! "i ~ 'hr .l.t 81
-ai q t'ir' a i"t ~nlmipr"i liy-'Iuc 90. o.. NC
al thai I.Tt wing h"lNrrr the western u"Ig...r' =
al Ig. .Hl ard line Irlar iari.i,. o. AMI u';y
ct .r.u. "a, -l.,r apsada-y aCr",s SAID .' lr'u
nor.h 'r south. ~i"Lcrtrr VIZ va thu impr,s-at ut,
Joe r'UI .ui %aiiuT:r haa.', tH,~r'" hrtwug.UG.
'l,-.. Ir.CN~H. - NvrI~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
Chicago.

CsTcACo, November 7.-fiour-pu
and unchanged. Wheat-ln fad demand
but prices lower; foreign ad''c1S un'ayora
bic: receipts smaller, but shipments con
time small; opened easy and &c lower bat
fpctuat.i aud closed C under Yesterday.
Sales ranged: November 7&%I@:c; Decem,
Der 7+sM75.: January I5!@I6tc. ctos"i
at 753c; No. , Chicago spring ,"G7ttc'
Ne. ; j. c: No. , red nc: No. > red $50
&c. Corn-Iu fair damaud, weak ana
lower. closed ,@;c lower; cash 80 ne,
closed At lie; November llGN!c closed
At &c. wear %7l@ 2Sc. closed at 3I.":
January &eIm&6-c, closing a, @'3a; May
%S.6.&qc. closed at &o.c. oats-ln ta'r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
The Name Did 1t.

Tallapoo>a seems to be IN uuluyke name.
The American navy OF tha. name ran into q
scow aud was sunk, and Monday nigh the
riry in Georgia by that name vas almost
Destroyed Is Gve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

wUELLING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JUNE Is, 1857, passenger traIa,
VII .,a a. follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For P~i'ts,uqsh-6:G 80 y. Iii 1920 3. m, daily
rrpt Sunday.
Tor Wa,hiLltOa-6:35 a. H., TO- q. H., j:S5I
H.; TriadelpEia sos p. m, daily except sunday.
sERITALs.
From Pit'sbursn-!: 20 =. N % ?. m, daily o.
cJgt >Jaaay.
frrm WaahInetor-s:iga II, i:l5 T. m, 1921
IN, daily except sunday.
{. l.. LUi.l', General Passenger Agent.
THOS. ". KIM. General SUp't.
/. y. SMITH, Pass. Ast., Pittsburgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

.a $1,000 Srnnrf 10. itching bleettuS
9N ~ ..s..ls g.. ,- uuLcS ps-s .ahlNG =
....r AVS cITe. NulN teAAtAS En'H'
~ s,-- lDtrAS = ". Nseuts.
ialA-DiNfy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
PRODUCE.
MhHnMnR.'


Corrected by l. HAM y pItiBY, Produce Som
as on Merchants, l3us Main street.
r.,sc pricrs are based upon Wholesale .OtS. Allow
.Lvrs must be msdv ior smaller lots.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 3O@&&ci
ho.ceda.ry 50 27c;common totairdo l5(G
Tic, good to prime country roll lS@22c;
onIro mixed stock 5@6c. Good de
uQnd.
Eeeswax-Quoted at 3Oa32c ? 70.
EcaHs-Hand picked mediums 2 0O@
PIE.
Eucswheat Flour-At 3ta3ic 4 70.
Dried Fruit-New s~v.Doratei pared peaches
%, 2c-; impaired DO l5al6c; raspberries -
Il ..lc; bigckberries l0c. New sundricd, ap
pl,s auar,ered so &c; a,ic"d 60Tc; peaches.
auN halves, 6iH7ici do quarters, 5!iG6!c,
10 pared l56loc; DO blackberries &c; do
rasyherries 22G925c, plttei cherries l9C920c.
New ~eyoporatct apples lG4l2c. Marker
Du Dried Fruit nominal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q jobbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9al2!c; New York
I4isI5c; Sweitzer l3al5c; Limberger LA
loo.
E~ggs-Strctly fresh stock in fair demand
at l-@l9c T. doz.
Feathers-Choice, 60aG2c in original
packages, 465c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@lSc.
Nuts-ohelbarks, 75@a5c black w~alauts,
IOG soc; chestnuts - COO / 90.
0uions-6O97Oc = bushel.
Pcas-Green, 81 5OGl so Il ba.; split =
aisle r 10.
rotatocs-Ncw in barrels, 81 5o0l Is
Po5'try-Live chickens, sp.iaE, s. u0&
go: Oh. 3 Tj@f % p lo1; dressed tyr
ke,s, l5Ol6c; 10 chickens, l2,&l%ci d.
ducks. I2@l%c Good lomaud,
R~rgs-Stcady =. i3@l3c for white mix
ID cotton; l@lic for al wool and li@l3c
for mixed.
S~seds-Sa'es Of timothy seed at 81 SOFA
IGj per bu. clover, small seed, Sc GO@6 60;
'a-.e, 81 90, IS 70 quality.
Sweet cider-Sard refined, 81 0063 50
per barrel.
Iayd-Country prime, PC.
Tallow-Country, G!c; city, c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

On CITY, Nov. National Trans
certificates opened at sc; highest IiIc
lowest nc; closed ut 7&Ic. Sales, l,66S,
co barrels; c~'earances l,l06, 900 barrels
,uns j-.GS1 barrels; shipments j2,22s bar
els; charters 62,lGO barrels. Oil City Oi
Exchange stock, no bids; none offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08

lai'! except sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leave, Wheeling al
$50 r. ~, Be!lalre at $40 P. Il. daily except sun
lay.
iarnesTille Accommodation at SIS A. ".
MOuntsville Accommodation leaves Wheeling
i 80 \. NJ. aud arrives at Moundsyille al lL:lj =. NJ,
daily except sunday.
Giovcr'S Gap Accommodation lesv@ at i:l0 r. n
Through coach from Wheeling 10 Columbus on No
., leaving " hceiins ut g:.5 A. ~, arriving AZ Co
.umbus at = 40 p. NJ.
u. * o. sleeping cars on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points south ant
southwest, North aud Northwest, making this q de-
iTable route for co!oniS:S ard person. uroEing to trr
-rcGt west, and 10 whom particular attention u
,iErn.
Tickets 10 al principal points on sale AZ jep0t.
Sir,r irg car accommodations can he secured Vi D..
pot ! .yAvt odCG
THOS. II. Il. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent i. \ D. DcpO..
jobs BAIilE,
IiCket Agent, under McLure House.
JOHN L LANE, FRAY. Passenger Agent.
". 4. CLLMFNrS NJ. of.
RI DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.