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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

TAKE NOTICE-Ail account due he
must be paid on or before December Goth
1854, or | will be compelled to place them
i'll the hands OF an attorney for collection
As am closing out my business in Buze-
man l trust the above will be complied
with. J. ELLIS.
Q. Il
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

In the matter of the estate Of
Archie Mckinley, Deceased.
DIR. Or.
Amount Ofappraisement.. %
Am tot claims allowed. SiS7.lD
Amt expense incurred, S5sl,76
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

Territory OF Montana, IS.
County OF Gallatin
Alexander D. McPhersolls Public Admin
strator, being first duly sworn says, that he
contents thereof, that the same lisa true and
correct statement and r. turns of the cOndi-
ton OF the several estates therein mentioned
and which have come into the hands o. the
undersigned as Public Administrator.
A. ID. MCPH ERSON.
Subcribed and sworn to before me this i!tsI
day of December, A. D. 1854.
j. P. MARTIN, Probate .Jud &c.
Filed December 18th, 1891.
j. p. Martin, Ex-OtIicio Clerk.
Approved, December 18th, 1881.
Up. Martin, Pr oba1e Judge.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24
In the matter OF the estate Of
Thomas \. Adkins, Deceased.

Thomas y. Adkins, Deceased.
DIR. Or.
Horse received from represent
alive, Oh Haniy former admin
istratOr zap value ..... ........-S!pD 90
Accounts and notes received
from iOrmer Ad ms agents zap
praised value) ..............S3IlD %
cash from estate OF Hanley per
4, W. Paul 2!. 90
Amt due from representations
of Hanly, deceased ad IN S2t0,0D
Paid out on claims Sitl -
Paid out on eXpenses............... Is ~
Yet due on claims, .......>3E,26
Yet due on eNpenses...-..s27o,a3
Cash in hands OF 60 Treasurer Il %
Property on hand. ii.3J 90
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

In the matter o. the estate of
Patrick Lock, deceased.
DIR. CIR.
Cash reed from former adis'tr e:G1 s.
Paid out ON claims.... 2I1 ~
Paid out for expenses. .............. il %
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24
In the matter of the estate ,

In the matter of the estate of
]. j. Chambers. deceased
Cash received from estate offor-
mer administrator. 500, .
Property do l., %
Paid out on claims....... l6i 60
Paid out for eXpenses..........-... iS %
Paid to agent for heirS....-..-. 1906 81
Paid out to Territorial Treas. G2 63
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

sl2l2,G0 &i2l2.91
The amounts above given as yet due on the
on claims and expenses are estimates only.
and made from the best information ct the
undersigned. The great proportion Of the
notes above mention ed are OF little or no ,;,i-
lie being barred by the statute OF limitation
or against irresponsible parties
Dated this 18th day of December, \. y. 1889.
\. ID. MCPHERSON.
Public Administrator.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24
TNHE HELENA
II Ell JENA. -. Mon

HEI. ENA, MONTANA.
i.nparts thorough and practical education
in ali commercial branches. The adynafaaes
OF this institution are equal to any 81 fho
Eastern Commercial Colleges Rates ar fni-
tan no higher than in good Eastern Colle9e1.
ton are used here as in the leading Bryant
and Stratton Commercial Colleges ID TIT
United states. PENNANSHP and BOOK
KEEP Nc speciality. Circulars giving rates,
course of study, and other Information. Wilf
be sent to any address on application to
II. T. ENGELHORN, or
ECO. RAIIsBAcK Principals.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

All subseriftions will be discontinued Al inc
end Of the time psid for, when the subscriber
% orders:
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

All the assets of the above estate have been
disposed of and the vouchers thereof herewith
returned, j! would therefor ask that the
trust be declared settled and closed.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

In the matter of the estate of
Elijah Robinson, deceased.
DIR. Or.
Received in cash ....s.. 900
Received from sale of property ~ ~
Paid on claims. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Pald on eXpenses.................... rs 07
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-24

Black Street, two doors south Of \. P.
Hotel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
TIE RElLRY.rArLhING CoMrASY.


An alarm OF tirs IVES sent in from bo1 Is,
corner of Market and Fourteenth streets,
that was responded to in good time consider.
Ing the heavy fall Of snow that already GOV.
cred the grould and greatly retarded the
progress Of the department.. The fire was
situated In tho back room Of tho second story
OF the building at No. 14o0 Ohapline street,
owned and occupied rs an Office down stairs
by Daniel Peck, Esq, Tbs upper story, in
which wss this fire., Is occupied by Dr., J. L.
Smith. His son was building Ere in CRATE
a. The time, and some OF Inc Goals being
Down out by tho wind fell into corner
where there was some light material, which
quickly b!nzsd up. =. 1he damage to the
building by fra and water is light aud GOV.
cred by Insurance. Dr.. Smith sustaius the
heavy less, His furniture Jared badly, and
some valuable bucks in }joxes valued at oyer
$lo0O, were scorehed and damaged by water.
They were insured. a..sg
About Daylight yesterday morning lire
started between The plssteriug and wall
about crate on the FIRST floor Of tho house
On South Huron street, Island, occupied by
d. y. Gelston, OF the Whitaker Iron Works
and burned quite good s.z.d holo before 1t
was checked. A still alarul was sent to the
Island hose house. Tho damage amounted
to about sos. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
THE RIVER.
Its Condition Last Evening-Pr0spccts
n=a.- n ~ ~ n OF n Prcyfiet, ir..srfsiT

Its Condition Last Evening-PrOspccts
OF n Prcsfiri. 4
The river was falling slowly last night With
depth Of 5 feet in the chapnel. Navigation
has been suspended for the past three days
owing to the fact that the river has keen SO
full Of heavy floating ice that it was danger.
oua for boats to venture out. They have all
gone Into winter quarters and the Indications
are that they will remain there for several
days-.to come, at least. Nearly all the
streams emptyipg into tho river above are
frozen over and tho rise which is bound 10
follow ycsterday's immsnse snowfall will
again fill the river with leo. 81 a, ~ .
Should rapid tbaw or rain set in during
river in all probability would be very high
and destructive one. Already tho Island
people are becoming alarmed and are making
preparations for high water. AS can be seen
BY tie dispatches published below, the snow
has extended along the headwater tributaries
When the SLOWS III that region 60, they 40
with rush. 'c 5y5 s ~, :. $500
A Il the big packets ara laid up Ia good
harbors, and riyermen generally have every.
thing In snug shape. h a.. = II
I'M ""o Lille Az dauuaIy e.-hlYer d
feet 9 inches and stationary; weather snowy;
thermometer 24'. 4, ~! =. is4s,
Oh Cry, P.., January s.-Riyer . feet @
inches and falling; s1owing. ID
!. GaEks.n'no, PA, January s.-Rivsr closed,
weather snowy. :: y. 81 :. Il,
: RlcEs LANDING, Pa. January s.-River 5
leet 8 inches and falling; heavy snow; ther.
5. 4, 2! Is
Z MoReAs7ows, W. Va. January s.-The
river Is closed |; SIX inches OF snow fall;
weather snowy Thermometer 32oee, ~ i1ityi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
A Criminal Nplrcnl -

At the last term OF the Wood county Cit.
cult Court there was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for high.
way. robbery man giving his name as James
Kelly. He would never reveal his identity
or tell where, he cana from. All that was
known was that he had previously s,rved Il
team Of two years in this States penitentirry.
Altar heWAs sent to the penitsntiary, Cap.
tain Mehen, Parkersburg's Chief OF Police,
wrote to Superintendent West, to discover II
keily wrote or received any letters. The
Superintendent replied that his letters came
from Richmond, Va. Mehen then wrote to
the Chief OF, Police OF that city and received
The information that he had a wife and four
children living in Chester field county.
This Information Is rendered moro Interest.
ipg from the TACT that Kelly, before the com.
mission OF bis crimes, was engaged TO- be
married to young lady in Parkersburg. 1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
WEDDING AT TIE CATHEDRAL,
SIR. John Myles aud Miss Carrie Hub.
bird g1arrIel

bard Married.
Yesterday at noon one OF the p!easantest
weddings so!emnized in Wheeling for some
time took place at the Cathedral, the con.
tracting parties being Mr.. John Myles, son
OF Mr.. William Myles, The we'll known pho.
toErapher. and himself an artist OF consider.
able local renown. and Miss Carrie. daughter
OF Col. Henry B. Hubbard, one Of the lead
ing aud b .st known citizsns of Wheeling,
kt. Rev. Bishop kain otlcialed, assisted
by Rev. Father McEIlisoti, and the ceremony
was the always beautiful and Impressive one
Of this church, -.
The BRIDES beauty was enhanced by coz.
TIME OF rich bordeaux sIlh, trimmed In vel
yet, with hat asd GLOVES OF The same shade,
M; NJ les wore tho conventional black. -
The presents were numerous and costly,
those OF iMr. Myles 81. and Col. Hubbard be.
ing Particularly noticeable. Mr.. Myles pret.
ent was cheek for 1000. The groom pre-
sentsd the bride rich set OF diamondg.
The happy couple bad intended leaving on
the evening train on the pewiky road for a
tour OF the Eastern citleH, but we're deferred
IRON. carrying out this inteAtion by the suow
blockade on the roai. They pariook OF an
elegant repsst with invited ftiends at the
bone Of the brides parents, and afterwards
drove 10 Mr.. MyIes'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
PERSONAL If ESrlON,
heWs and GoysiE IN Relation 10 yar,ou,
4. PeOnlc. s

heMs and Gossip IN Relation TO Various
3. PeONlc.
Secretary OF State Stalnaksr has gone to
New York. -a..7.
~, ia In the city.
:, WI. Hearn, Esq.,. returned from New
York last evening, where he has bsen for The
past three weeks. ,a 6If,grIaI-' -
Captain Mart Noll, Chief Clerk OF The
;AsnSass, registered Ea a! the lstsmm House ye
), Capt. Thomas Prince, who is Just back from
the Southern Mississippi, wishes be had moi
como. lie had forgotten what the winters
ure liko here. g,,.' nv -. !
A special Dispatch was last eyanlng rsceiy.
ed from Chicago BIZ the lATslllaxScxR, as ;ol.
lows: 1T. ?. Phillip, formerly Of Wheeling,
was today elected secretary Of the Western
insurano, Company, Of Chicago, and takes
charge Of the business Of Tie Company Mt
oucs. The Western Is ono OF the stronrest
local companies hero" +. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

change BANKERS bills si.ss; demand 81 sjss.
.GoyrnsAEsTs-steady. ~ .
Y. s. Ss......,.......looH 8 P. & g. 9. 1rsts.-ll5H
Y. LAYS, Coupons..ll4A q. r bonds, itSt....all2h
y, 3, u. coupons...- t23A y. r tand Gtants.tes
ess1s i g sisl i FL. as ina
Eric secouds......... 0lk lido Rio Gtalde dive. TX
4 RAILROAD BoSDs-lrregular. ~ Ni37 h
brATE SECURITIES -b1it a5g,...
teh,sa & w SIn.s fSnnsseS o. new
Missouri Cs.......,.."lo3 Virginia consols, OK
". Joseph........-il0 trA mat. coupons. %
Tenue*ste oid...."- ak tftginta Ptefefrtxl-..
day. tho Bank Of tho Republic complications hay
inS been used by tho bears to dQprcss prices: also
shorts circulated exaggerated repotI about cut.
ting freight rates By ktssefn aud Weisefa rsads.
Oregon q 1ransson,lienusl, which sold down from
331 TO Sss6 Alter this decline thera was q rally Of
skal per cent. lhs improved feeling was duo 10
Tue good huyins q ssos 4 .ana The oale!al "a.
Republic were In good shape. and that tho in,titn.
ton was no! only solvent, but after charging OF
every as'c. that might possibly be called doubtful
capital oil $500, COO, which Is intact
There was another slight reaction, but III tho
closing dealirgs the market generally was firm,
some htocks selling up 10 the highest point OF the
ton thtoughout the day. and transactions lii stock
reached SOL out Of total Of ISL shares This
stock was the objective point OF tho bears, Rn1
short Interest 10 IL again increased Il was freely
taxea Ia the afternoon BY n,llc pa,lIes Oh Inf0r.
nation that tho earnings for tho year will show a
asurplus Of 900 over and above the dlyideudi
aud probiby more. .J~
In late sales Union Pacific moved up to 7l7S, Lou.
!sY!le d Nashville to4GM, Missouri tacHc 10 10 and
Western Union 10 Is. Northern racluc system was
subjectedto repeated attacks by the old bear party
Oregon Enyig ,lton declined Sp,r cent, 10 Of mud
Improvement per cent. 70 q. At the close Orc.
goN aud Transconiipenial recovered from 3g5k 10
Sis4, on the announcement that tho com.
pany had completed MI arrangement
whereby 1850 slstts each OF Oregon Sayt.
CATION aud Nor bern Pacific common and preferred
would be deposited for ono year III tho farneIs'
Loan and Trust Co. for security OF loin Of $780,.
eoo, the proceeds 70 By used 70 take up an equa!
with yestetdays close prices are II tolX per cent.
lower, Cnlcago Alton ~ per cent higher at $50,
In speclalties Alton & To re- lIautc preferred de.
clincd per cent. 10 s., and Chesapeake & ohlo
hfsts preferred II per cent, to 2its Spring Noun.
tain rose IN per cent. 10 81, aud Memphis &
Char lnNtnN tn27
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

f-s.Sg 81 Cotton. - i $ z H.
New Yong. january s.-Cotton dim; futures Arm:
January lGl0s February l0SSc; March ii. ~
April lilsc: May ll.?sc; Jnne lIA2c; July li.s3s:
august II &c; September ll,25c; October lo,sSc;
& Il Dry Goots. AZ.
Q NEW ioRK, January S,-Thctc was more doing
ID some line osgoods but no general activity. = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

I'VE regret deeply that we are compelled In
Issue a hali.sheet. We had arranged with q
teamster to 90 10 the road Monday; and hv
that arrangement We Honld have been ouly
two or three days late. 4 High water Prevent.
ed the team from goinr, aud sconaeq uentjy
our position. In. Issuing this hslf.sheet we
are necessarily compelled 10 omit "a large
amount Of interesting matter. {. Some time "a
the near future we will fully compenaate onr
readers for these omissions. We also omit
our Advertisements for one issue, i a, X go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

THE EFFKCr on TRAVEL,
Katlr0nd Trims Stalled = Street e,
VrNflIC Jmnptlcti 49,,

Railroad Trims Stalled Street Car
Trnfllc lmpedc,i.
The heavy md general SNOW had serious
effect on railroad travel. Trains on all roads
were badly delayed and mos! Of the freight
trips were abandoned. 80 ny
On the Pewiky road, the train due at Ii 1.
NJ. did not arrive until $3.50 r, ~, and It did
not leave on Its return to the Junction until
o:5or. NJ, Two haur3 late. AT the engine
house on tho down trip the yard engine re-
i1eVed the regular engine, and .ths latter
turned aud started 10 back down, but stalled
and freight engine had to 20 to It's assist.
Ance. r. ~ 5d5S,e,a+l - ~ -
The train was about two hours In rsttipr
started out, with the aid Of three engines
She had to lake a new start from the elaya.
lion south Of Fourteenth street several times
before she could climb the grade by the pas:
senger depot. She then consumed three
hours In the run to the Junction, with an en-.
CINE ahead as pilot. Tho train due here at
TIT P NJ. arrived about this morning, On
the main line, there being more trains to
keep the road broken, less difficulty was en-.
countered. -! + n ~ h = 4, 1917
Many passengers who had intended leaving
on tha evening traiu up, abandoned the idea
when they saw the siturt!op. * ,g,
Eisl s4Ea Ii ON THE y. 40. 4. =, g
), The B. & Q. main line was more fortunate
than many OF the other roads, The train
due from the West about 2 o'clock this morn.
Ing gas reported 40 minutes late. The con.
melting train for the East left the city on
Tho train from the E,st due 10 the city at
1245 a. N. passed Fairmont on time, but
stuck bstore passing Gloyes's Gap, and WIS
very late In its arrival here. 4 :ifai5' !, ~
, The trains on tina Hempfeld division we're
less regular, The evening train for Pitts.
hurgh stalled at the Central glass works and.
!ay there ios an hous. ela finally got Oh,
hours later pyS 4; = ~, -"
!, The Bellaire, zanesvilfe L Cincinnati train
ane at Bella'le yesterday morning, var heard |
u as leaving Beallsville, and then those who |
Fantsd y Get ip, Or get ont sgain afterwards,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
DANCER TO Rdord.

The immense weight OF snow falling upon
fat roofs threatened The supports OF the
stoutest buildings aud early Ia the day resi-.
dents who have recsntiy had sad experiences
from melting snow on their house tops put
men to work cleaning them off. Between
this occupation and cleaning OF sidewalks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

The thermometer during the after part OF
the day rosa In a manner which threatened
rsln-which, with such depth OF snow on
the ground, could not be regarded In any
light excep! as q catastrophe In al river
TOWN., #T> ar.s-Np' .Htl e. Hs- Will ...""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

Who Questions the Honesty. of tho
Io"'siann Sinte lottery Company!
No one does 60 who does business with IL
or knows anything thing aboutit OF course.
those who obje.t toall lotteries, opposa It on
principle; but only. the ignorant and nalic.
ious say that Gems. Reauregard and Early do
not make each month an absolutely fair
drawing, or that the, priza are not fully and
promptly paid 5$,e },E nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

WAsnlNeToN, D. O., January 0.-l:so 4.
a.--For Tennessee and. the Ohio Valley,
fair weather In tho western portion and
local snows tn tds eastern portions, gene,
ally followed by clearing weather, aud west
esly. winds falling barometer in Western
preceded BY slight fall in upper portiou'
slightly colder east and warmer west. 800 \
Lower Lakes, snow, followed In westera
portion by clearing weather, north " esterly
winds, shifting westerly, falling barouetsr
aud generally rising temperature. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
Wanted-Good Boy.
Card of Thnnka-llnnial Panl. ~

Wanted-Good Boy.
Card Of Thanks-Dauiel Peck. ..Ul.
Comfortable Home For ssls--Alexander
Bone, Agent. 9a' t.7,5t r -,
Stockholders, distinguishing Iron and
Nail Company. ~ -
Notice-Board OF Public Works.
Stockholders Meeting-JetIerson Insur.
sncs Co.-Head Of Local. = -
Weather strip-kirks Art Store.
. Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. G..
Dillon. H n. Z, IN rs So CO :
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel 4 Co. 3
DR.. John Z. Smith-Third page, Z, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

HALE's Honey OF Horeholnd and Tar over.
powers the most troublesome congh, 4
Z Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. a. = 7is-.1s n -.
GLEsH's Sulphur Soap cures skin disea SEES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

( A SECOND invoice Of "WaukenphAs,p shoes
and other styles, in gentlemen's fine hand
and msshins besed shoes, just recsiyed at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09
No CounciI u cctipr Lpst Nirh,.

Last night was the time for the fiat reeu.
lar january meeting Of Council, but The
members failed to appear in sufficient mum
hess and Of course nothing was done. Those
that did appear were: Messrs. Butts, Hsber.
held, Kenny, Peterson. Pickett, Rosenburc
ssehnl,ze, suanley, g, 0. Smith and Whitts,
ker. They louuged about the rooms, talked
about theanow, and various Council topics
until halt.2sss eight o'clock, when, after ex:
pressing their opinions, mildly, OF tie mem-
bess that could be kept at home by a. little
STOW, they donned their wraps and depart
There hsa not been a Council meeting
since December II, and Considerable impor.
INIT business has accumulated that needs at.
sention. u 10 probable that the Mayor will
call special meeting for either tomorrow
or Friday night to dispose OF the reports and
tho new ordinance in relation to the Trps.ees
Of tho Gas Works, which has been printed
sud sent TO each member In order that they
may study and thoroughly understand It BE-
lore bsipg called on to vote. F.'sG 81 Ia y :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

!, The best .etiq letle for q man is not to
eost Of bis virtues. 1t Is also exceedingly in.
elegant to annoy society wish his coughs and
Solids, when he can find relief In a bottle Of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

GROCERIES,.
Green Cbffe-FRncv Rio, per ID. 15c: choice do
Nc; prime RIO. lsc; good Rio, l2hc; ordinary
lie; Java, 22a2lc ~
koaslei coGte-lnpaper, per ID, IN: lower grades
s,gars-standard aoniectioners. 4, per h.. Sc;
Windsor A, TIC: Prairie A, TIC; refined yellow
s1<a7c; .gsanuAlcd. S1hc; powdered. Dc; crushed,
5Hc cut Loaf, 9Hc. -. S7s ~ x g'I.7.- nl
sTHps-Choice maple. 75c: choice sugar syrup
EsssHCarolira. Sa7Ec. - = & y.
NeW 0Tisaas Aolasts-Chocc, 65c; strictly prime,
b0c: prime, 4Sc; good ibc.. 3 fE.g ~ '.frnI
7tas-,ioung Tyson. per ID. 25atoc gunpowdcr
25a76c; imperial. 86a5GC; Japan Sa70c; 0otony IN
75c: souchong. 22a65c. o' - - = :
Caadless,ai. mn weight, l4fc; s.carinc per set,
VlatgGr-Cnoicc VINO. DC, per GAL: standard city
brands llalso per gai.; country, faSi5c per ga d
Roodt1 W1rf--No. tubs, per dozen, s 5 90;
40. ~ wy ~ m. pe h a9aeh, " w 70; ubs
~ ~ 20 ", pet uoSeh
o. wi .eSiG N Pr nes. o. e2; outteI tuos
H. nnnHritv S n ~ En u9 y
IDS Ghl%et; g. Sv. M aosan nt d DUAL 70
W'sslboaias. patent. per aozens " boa. 70.
"a c q ne GoSasmfie peaches 49, peaches
10 10 " VI toWasoes, 10, hgcm 81 W. sweet corr
u oeal p; MiasloW corn " W; sttawberiies, ~
iii MHew na NJ GaaSSo: a -
,, ~ ~ r., RMseM rshcies va
w, pateae9. loa.oc sspoefiies soaaGc. blaGk-
psr,Ss s ss N %Ssc ha nc
nra ITO 70 hHas,fc In navel ,saISc. r. Maathee,n
an cTyjss w. ss iSaiec 10.
~ 10. tsspoeifles Ssaa2c' pi!teu cherries Za2vc.
NOW eVHpolaGH apples loal.c' apples very M0w.
a. y S t, a. exsa western sisthed asea 9S
CARBON o. s1Sc; MhiIe miners OIL winter stralned,
IVY; ~ 4 "mntsa in ioh.,,, a, n, u. ,,
Jul Siean nSs.e.n, anM !Szsa!oc ior New iork.
7ceofuins 70 qdahty' Limbafgef
III H., NJ ,,,,o.ox,, ,h,, .,o N. ~
s,da9 -So. mackesei' oDls'' slo "; NO. medium
si2vu M .,,. Va, . ,.o.o IS. e. = A., =, !.
r. y, so, SsSy ~ s 70 meMium q 2oa
,sSas. -s 1 o. nmotny seq a. a. u Gesa g per
pusnei: EoVes hnAli seed " w; large W 7oa9 W.,
as - :,,ala unl9fy -.,uo, ,oo,,,,
1Ittoe,-Countfy HIsSc; peeswa1 23a25c per ID.
ed3En3. per oai "a e&tfa pefbbi VI W; dairy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

!. Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ll,h'tlng shoes, but go at once and act a pair
OK shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, al L. Y. Blond q; a, s;lssI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-09

Wheeling Live Stock Market.
CaMf-weIghing 600 lbs. arcquotcd at 4a41Sc;
Weighing IRON 500 to 300 lbs. best quality. ss1afc
mich cows SSOe5O; bulls, aaSSc; calves as 10 Nze
and quality, S6al0 per head. 49,, : -
Lanlbs--i tt%3a6ttSc Per ID.
Stttp-St814c per lb.
Eo9s-s5sS5 30 for best grades. & =