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, 1888-04-04
BoN.
THE "SHooT AND BOO" MAN.

Ine Shuul ANU BLU" MAN,
Has received his i'm
mense Spring Stocb of
Boots, Shoes and SLIP
Pe7S, and desires to state
his claims in favor of
his many customers and
others Why tbey will
find 1t to THEIR IN.
TEREST TO TRADE
WITH HIM.
claim to sell the UeTy
best goods, and at prices
U~neqM0JLed in Cheyenne
With my neW SprinS
StOcB, every deD0rtnaent
is n0U complete NTH
nezO and elegant styles.
I carry the WELL
knoWD brands of Burt
q Me0r's, Burt 81 PacR-
ards and StronS g. Car
rops Gents fine Boots
and Shoes, EdWin c.
BUrts and j. G. Ben
nett q B0rD0rd's Ladies'
and Misses fine Shoes
and Slippers, Which are
the best lines made in
AD1eric0, end I am seJ-
lung at I0UeT prices than
you pay for inferior
goods elsewhere.
I CLAIM to sell the best
Gents $3 shoe in torn.
My $3.50 MEMS shoe
Is equal in every respect
to any S3 shoe Sozd in
claim to sell the best a00rk-
1ngmam's shoe offered IN this
market. Prices 81. so, $1.75 and
1925.
IcIaim to sell tor S. a French
Kid Lady's Shoe, hand turn or
weH, which IN frmmeSs, style and
tit IS the equal Of amy and ST.
per3or TO many Of tile 81 Shoes
sold By other dealers.
/ claim to sell the best SO
Kid Shoes, for Ladies,of any
house IN the city.
/ offer inducements to yow all
TO trade NTH me.
1 hare reduced the price on
every article IN noy store and
giU sell anything IN the Boot,
Shoe, on Leather line % per
cent cheaper than any other
house IN torn.
S. BON,
Boots, Shoes. Slippers and Rubber Goods,
Leather and Findings,
3I5, West Sixteenth street. Cheyenne
, 1888-04-04
A,Chlnaman Shot Dead.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Noy Nj Ding. a
Chinese butcher. was shot and instantly
killed by Chas. Karey at the Union stock
yards this morning. The shooting was
without proyocation. Karcy has been
arrested.
, 1888-04-04
H DEAL MADE.
Contract Awarded for Extending
the Water Mains.
A Hose House to be Erected on
the South Side.
The Opera House Company Get q
Rebate on Taxes.


Bids for the extension of the water sys-
tenn and changing OF a portion of the
main from six to twelve inch pipe were
opened and read. O'Brien e. LAWYERS
bid was less than that Of T. F. Dolan, and
they were awarded the contract. The
figures were:
Changing main."."4""...45 cents per foot
Placing six inch pipe......l7
Placing four inch pipe....lG
The pipe has been ordered from st.
Louis and work will commence so soon as
it arrives.
FOR Il CLARKs.
After many vexatious delays the Clark
Hose company is to be provided with
quarters on the south side. A site for the
structure, on Warren avenue, between
Twelfth and Eleventh streets, will be pur-
chased at once for $3.50. Bids for the
construction of the hose house will be
solicited Immediately.
A VOICE FROM H SOUTH.
A prominent resident of the south side
reminded the councilmen of their powers
and duties when the meeting opened last
evening by presenting a petition. The
citizen set forth that a portion of the
neighborhood territory near his residence
had been converted into a dump ground.
The complaint was referred to the street
and alley committee.
GET A REBATE.
A communication from the secretary of
the Opera House company requested a
rebate or tax and license for 1887, aggre-
eating $204. On recommendation of the
finance committee the rebate was allowed.
sTREET COMMISSIONER.
The applications of j. A. Rishcl and
N. j. O'Brien for appointment to the
Office of street commissioner were read
That of the former was loosely referred
to the committee on public health and
cemeteries, MIR. Moroney, chairman. The
latter thought care should be exercised in
the matter, and moved that the subject
be referred to the street and alley com.
mittee. Lost.
MIR. Roberts moved that the street and
alley committee be empowered to employ
Mr.. NJ. O'Brien as street commissioner.
Not seconded. At this stage the matter
was dropped.
A COUNTY CLAIM.
Some time since Ellen L. Daley fell
from the Grow creek bridge at the foot of
Eddy street and was quite seriously in
iured. Subsequently the lady presented
the city council with a claim for $1,000.
Last evening the committee having the
matter under consideration recommended
that the bill be disallowed, for the reason
that the bridge from which the lady fell
was county property.
ADVERSELY.
A proposition looking to the sale of the
Alert hose house and establishment of a
fire station in the second ward was voted
down after a heated discussion.
PROGRESSING.
Mr.. Hunt, on behalf of the special
water committee, reported progress. This
committee was authorized to expend not
more than $3.50 in ascertalnlng the depth
Of bed rock in the city dam.
BILLS PAYABLE.
The following bills were allowed on the
recommendation of the finance committee:
, 1888-04-04
~Spreckels' ENTERPRISE.

PHnADELPHIA, April 3.-It is stated
by reliable authority that Claus Spreckels,
the California sugar king, is now in this
city, and has decided to build a refinery
in Philadelphia, and hat the purchase for
the site tor it on tie Delaware river front
will be consummated to-day. 1t is under
stood that IS. 900, 600 capital will be put
into the enterprise, all to be supplied BY
S%preckels himself, and that contracts for
the erection of machinery, ETC., will be
placed in a few days. The capacity of
the proposed refinery is put at 1000 bar
rels, or 2,000,0 900 pounds per day. The
cost OF the plant has been stated as $500
900, and the annual OUTPUT as S35. 600.
, 1888-04-04

l sell goods Just as advertised. s. Kell
ner.
, 1888-04-04

After many vexatious delays the Clark
Hose company is to be provided with
quarters on the south side. A site for the
structure, on Warren avenue, between
Twelfth and Eleventh streets, will be pur-
chased at once for $3.50. Bids for the
construction of the hose house will be
solicited Immediately.
, 1888-04-04

Peculiar in medicinal merit and won
derful cures-Hood's ~Sarsaparilla Now
is the time to take 1t, for now it will do
the most good.
, 1888-04-04

Mr.. Hunt, on behalf of the special
water committee, reported progress. This
committee was authorized to expend not
more than $3.50 in ascertalnlng the depth
Of bed rock in the city dam.
RuTS pAvAnTr
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market remained steady at the advance.
The close was quiet but firm. at about the
best prices Of the day. Fl. Worth and
Denver declined per cent, hut tie great
majority of the list were higher; TenDes-
see Coal II, Wheeling and Lake Erie l },
Northern Pacific preferred, Reading and
Louisville aud Nashville per cent. each.
Sales. l&S,Ul~ hare QGBtatious closed
BID as follows:
AdSms Express ii0; American ENp-' s,
lu6; Canada Pscjfc 6l4; Central Pacific
32i Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do prefer
red tirsts : !; do seconds >; Chicago and Al
ton 49,; Chicago, Darlington and Quincy
l274; Delaware and Hudson lOI!; Della
ware. Lsckawapna and Western, 1891
Denver and Rio 0runiy. %, Erie, % DO
preferred 81; Fl. Wayne, I5i: Illinois
Central, ll6; Lake Shore, So Michigan
Central, So, Minneapolis anu st. LOuis
S.; 10 preferred, Is; Missouri Pacific,
$50; Northern PGritic, Do; do preferred
Is; Chicago and Northwestern, los; do
preferred 1879; New York Central, lO7;
Oregon TIauscontinen;tl, 2ls; Pacific
Mail, 50; Peoria. D. & F.. Do; Pittsburg
l53; Pullman Palace Car liO!; Reading,
Gjb; Rock Island ll2; 81. Louis and
Sun CranciRcn, 80; 30 preferred, III; first
pgefarred, ll3; st. Pnui, minneapolis and
Manitoba 10, st. Paul AM Oruaha, &9s;
do preferred 100! ;IeSas Pacific, 81 Union
Puaiil 81; Uu;tvd StHtes Express GS;
Vest UuiCu TELEGRAPH -.
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proIlh.g Tho mast economically uau.
asyd railroad i'm the world ia in Ross coun
t.. o. IL corporate name ~ the C.nc.n.
natl. HorIinr Valley ana Huntington
railroad. # Is only ten miles IN length.
and wut urgauz,d and built maia'y by
J,l9 EaI~j.,r. , wc1,'u, l@rmty. When
The read vas built be- sold "a. crops CO.. his
tTu ..r one gear aud hought i"romo-
tive Mu.nG he called the john NJgshU"r
Then as had built a,UubinatipT p.-~ruI-r
and haggag" car and b,s equipment waa
complete. he has been operating tue r1Sd
tor two YEAS At first he employed
10 conductor arj tge'gh. ageut, and
followed the custom of larger roads But
being an active man. though over 10 years
Of age. he soon disposed with an super
Huous services. and now he combines
within himself the entire list ui TaliJu3i
men. from owner and prCSidcn. and con-
durtrr aud brakeman Ills tram goes
twice q day from Adelphi to Kingston and
return. II will stop oa signal -: any Iagm
housr Og cross road TOR passengers or
freight Sir. karshuer gOys on every train
Is conductor. brakeman, hlggagem1stcr.
mail and express agent and even news
agent lie sells no tickets; has 10 run
ming arrangements with other roads, has
no rurlng accounts for freight, passeu-
gers or express; everything is cash. He
does not require a hookkecpcr, nor even q
CLERK
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BESWOOD.

The repairs at the lower plant will prob
ably takca week or Two longer.
Five or six small boys were before Ills
Honor on the charge OF destroying some
property belonging To the Wheeling Co. :
plant They mulcted g and cost
The s9looukeeprTs are being put under
5000 bonds to appear before the next sit.
tiu- OF the grand Jury.
Nh. George Clrmrnis was summoned 10
plttshura yesterday by the serious illness
OF his sister.
A citizen Of the Centre ward contem-
plates taking contracts for filling ice
houses.
Mr.. J. Brown, Of Allegheny, Pa, was in
town yesterday,
The T.. X .. Company isputting in track
sales 1t the Junction.
Nir ". Pclley has Just returned from a
visit to Maiden, W. Va.
The lerry boat is again plying,
The Miss Ghenitys gave a party Weiues-
dry evening.
Watching the passing OF coal fleets was
tha chirt pIstime yesterday.
4 family in destitute circumstances is
reported rs living under the shelter OF
kute's Rock We call the attention OF the
'nrr house authorities 10 the matter
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AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote npOn the Question OF
Subscribing $500, 900 TO the Capital
Stock Of the Wheeling and Har-
riSburg Railway Company
of West Virginia.

WHEREAS The Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail.
way Company Of West Virginia has requested Il
vote 10 be ordered and money to be Appropriated
In aid OF the construction Of lis railroad III OHIO
county. including bridge across The ohio river,
nj or Lear the head of Wheeling Island and
tracks thereon and the approaches thereto. and
the terminal tracks aud facilities thereof, III the
said comfy, including Htunurl through Wheel
ing llill and within the limits q! the city Of
Wheeling north OF Tenth Street; and
WHEREAS, The Board Of Comm SsiOuGrs of the
county of ohio deem it desirable tor the county
10 appropriate money 10 aid in the construction
OF such railroad bridge across the Ohio river IN
said county, and Of a railroad crossing said
bridge, and tIe terminal and connecting tracks
and facilities of said railroad, in said county.
such appropriation To be made by transcription la
the capital stock Of said company, therefore, 1t
Is hereby
Ori,r,f by the said Board OF Commissioners
Of the county of ohio, that vote hg taken
upon the question Of Appropriation oy such sub
s"rptiOu, ly .Gll county, Of The sum Ut S.GO,LUO
to the work aruve specified. Such vote shall be
taken At the several places OF voting in said
county, At Il special election which shall be held
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. :. A. CIcmmaus with his grocery *
filing q Ioug i,lt want IN kirkwoOd Be
for" the establishment OF his business,
people ia that part OF town we're compelled
10 20 to Bridgeport to accommodate their
wants.
Miss Ageie Reed aad Miss Nellie OXtoby,
both teachers in the pu5hr school, are on
the sick lit. School Its been dismissed
from thsir rooms IN consequence.
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NOT ALL ROSE COLoRED.
What the Bachelor Sometimes Finds Out
Alter Marriage,

tf..s.'I. .|..' l.|..'.''.
The man who goes to housekeeping af-
,"y having lived in q boarding house most
OF ms life naturally rejoice, NJ the change.
because, after all, there ~ nothing ike
putt;ug ones feet under ones own mahog
any, don't ycu know remarked a brnp-
diet this morning: but those vino are not
so privileged should not imagine vain
things. The man OF the house has 900
more responsibilities than the man whe
boards, and these, in a measure, balance
the advantages.
For instance, it not inlrequently hap
pens that the servant becomes obstreperous
and has 10 be discharged. Then he finds
that there Is coal to carry up; that there
are furnace fires to rake down and keen
ablaze; that there are window shutters 10
shut, and that the milkmau and the baker
come ut disgustingly early hour in the
morning, and that if he wants cream for
his coffee and rolls for his breakfast he
must get up and answer their knocks at
the gate.
"lie finds, too, that there are clocks
that all the time demand winding, that
there are people VINO seem to make il q
business to ring his door bell and ask
where Alr. Smith lives. aud that there are
"a thousand and one little crrauds that
Bridget used to do that he has to do now
himself On, yes; there are 4 good many
things to mitigate the Joys OF housekeep-
ing, especially when YOU happen 10 he
without a servant girl"
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itucN,iu'a Arnics saIve.

The he.i saI,e in the world for Cute,
bruises SORES Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fever
r...-z T.tt"r. Chupped Hands, Chilhlaius,
terms and ali The Skin Eruptions, and
positively CURES Files, @. no pay required.
r. ,s guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or
d. nry refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale hv Logan, Il Co
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NiNANGR AND TRADE.

Money 81 IL Per Cont. -Covsrumonts
Dun aud Steady--Stocks Vigher- Flour
Quiet aud S,Cady-W hcat Higher.
NEW YORK. January Money on
call At 2rl per cent, last loan 3 per cent,
closed offered ~ , per cent; prime m"r-
camille paper 6a7! per cent; sterling eH-
change dull hut firm At iN3laiNGi.
20. rE~ WENrS-Dull and steady.
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New YORK, January 3. Petroleum
was less active, and with comparatively
narrow fluctuations, the opening was
steady at 92!c below last nights close,
hut buying by the Standard brokers gave
!; strength aud the price advanced TO 9i!c
before noon. Later there was 4 slight r..
action, followed by rally to 9i,c, and
then another reaction and it closed steady
at Ole Sales, 3, i1G, 900 barrels
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COTTON.


New YORK, January 5 --H"t:ou--
Dull; uplmds 1O!c; Orleans lO.,; futures
closed steady, January lOIlr; Febgulry
IT, Sc; March lOGic; April 10 fic; May
10 Sc; June lO9lc; July 10 o.; August
II ole; September 10 90, October 10 20;
November lU.U7c.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO R. K.

ID
departure Of Trains from Wheeling. Eastern
time, schedule in effect November 9th, Isl.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, 80
a. N, $40 p. IN. and 10 % p IN. daily and Ill" y.
N. daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and st. Louis, $50 a. II.
daily and ll:lj p. m, daily except saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 2i5 n m,
sunday only
Expf,,s Tor Washington u. C., Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York $40 n. IN. ana 5.ia
p M. daily.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago $40 and
$50 Il. III. a. m. and Gij =. N. daily, and 500 Il
n. daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from II. Louis and tin
CiumHti, $50 II. IN. AMI Ga =. m, daily
Express trains arrive nom fhiladclp hia, Balu-
more aud Washington d. C., 1850 n Ill. and lUa5
For Columbus $50 =. m daily, ami MS o IN.
daily except saturday. and 2:16 p. m. daily *
Cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from Columbus, 500 a nj. and
6:i5 p. m. daily and 1873 d. IN. daily except
sunday.
For Pttslurr and Washington, Pa, 500 n N,
ami 40 =. II. daily Express Nl0 a. m, lIi p. IN.
daily except sunday. Additional! way train for
Washington, Pa, $40 =. IN. daily except sun.
day
Trains arrive from pit,Aburg, Q 10 r. n. daily,
AMI l24h p III. and t.iap II. daily except sun
day, and mo m daily except saturday, ami
>. 40 Il. N. sunday only.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 M
daily except sunday.
For Moundsy!lr, 1900 noon daily cXccp! sun
day.
From MoundsyilIc, 10 p. IN, daily except
Sunday.
For Grafton, SIS p. H. From Grafton, -
Il III. daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 a. III. From GmbGT
land $50 p. III, daily except sunday.
For II. ClAlrSvillG, $50 h. II. and 200 p. In.
and 30 p. N daily except sunday.
From H. Evansville, $40 II. IN, and 40 AMI
Gas p. IN &nily, except sunday
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, January ). There was an
improved demand for cotton goods aud
fancy prints, with very gooi sale Of the
latter, aud prices very firm.
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OH city.

Oh CITY, January Petroleum
Opened at % ,c; highest Ole; lowest 92ic;
CLOSED ii Ole; sales l,Gt4, Ow barrels;
clrarances. G.O52 OOo barrels; ruuS %, Ssl
barrels; shipments 60, 81 barrels charters
%. II hnrrrls
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The cycrono-Sur,i,or's Large FLOW.


That eminent scientist, Professor
Somebody, has been experimenting with
some sort OF q patent bellows and finds it
takes current OF air moving at the rate OF
$50 10 10 miles per hour to blow straws
through a board, as is frequently reported
by persons who have witnesseda cyclone.
Tia, Going to try to reproduce all the
things reported by persons who have
Witnessed "a cyclone" professor? Eetttr
think about IL q whi.e-ulesq you have
the same low regard for the truth that the
persons who pass through cyclones always
have. It's the good, professor, that die in
cyclones, that hardened old liar goes down
cellar AMI escapes. Just wait till about
next June, aud the Minnesota cyclone
survivor comes Up smiling and tells how
he was blown head first through six
inch grindstoue and your straws and hoard
won't he anyWh here
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GRATFFUL--COMFORTING
EPPSS Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern ID" operations Of Dig toH and
nutrition AT ! Is II CarcflIi"pp.,au 20 ct the me
properties Of wtll-ss..Dtei Cocoa. AT. EHit In
prIvidci our breakfast tables with GtAca'tE
Favored heT-ra.r which may sr.c W. many
heavy doctors bills u is by the yEci'.aH' Us
Of such articles Of dit that 4 constitution ma!
be UalUallT bull. up u.ti! sTJEg ,u""Eh y fe,
subtle malsf!e. are Coating Erpuni - fGaGy 10
attack wherc7ar there is = wess i"int We may
escape manys fatal shan .y kveF,Ng ouse!V"-
well fortified with Pu:e blood ana q properly
D1',rIcL ed frame - 'tIi S,T"s|f T.t-'",.
Natc simply with bl.ilIgwAter Or milk. sold
only In hgit pound tins Is Grocer labelled thu.
JAMES EPPS & CO., homeopathic cnEEIsiS
iaL3ciETu.Ih London. England.
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Kanawha & Ohio Railway.

Time Card, in effect Monday June 9th I,sI
between Charleston, GalllpOiis Miiilcport,
Athens, Corning Columbus, BuCyus, Toledo.
Cincinnati. Pag.yrshurg, Wheeling and Pits
burg. Duily except sunday. Central standard
time.
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cincinnati.

CINrINEAFI, . January g. Cotton
Oulyt. Flour-Acliyc and finn; trmily
s. 5ul& 10; fancy IL Uuoi - what
Strong; No. , rcd 500; receipts l,iuo bush
els: sn!pmrnts $500 bushels Curn-
Dull. No. , mixed 5&ia,ic. Ots-Strong;
No > mixed &5a&5.c. Ryr-F!un; No ;
co.. Ynrl-Virm at $3.50. Lard quiet
AZ = Gl,- -. Bulk Meats AMI Etron-
Firm aud unchanged. Whisky In '."oA
demand: sales Of I 800 barrels at - go.
Butter-Flrm. Sugar and Cheese Steady
aud firm Esrs Quiet 81 21'2i".
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sunday traias ou K 80. BY sulvc al Charlie
;on ut tic T. ~. waiting m . =. l.. l. truH No.
!, ~ P"lr Pirrssmt th.r Is tdu srU', line and
parties p.r.iu-..ug ark"S h"Tlh az -. tiuk
r's via. tnc Oh!r Ever Raj For IG'nrra
To. :"gG0.iLg ,..' r4U.r routes etc. GGhr--r
IS J. EBBlSSOH,
'.'irrrsI "u'ArnE,r A.'r',
pESCrgbuIg W Va.
FRED. HUSrHFN,
1TEys !i.E !aa,"RcT Agent,
MIG.IfDy v VA
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PIrTSDURG " Il

r''c, ,,.ge,;ule "a eject Mas -. ~ lrai!I
l,.a., bf.arcED:t, Ohio, Central siGuih!d Time
10. lD',-IIrgh Hui 'lrs land 5.ly n. IA, J l.
p 90. FOR P!tt,Gu gh, IulG H. u. f"r Well.
vile, 4l2 q. NJ. PEI -tcGb"UgilIC, n >. -.
FDr Martins Ferry, 6. d -. IN. Trains Kr3iy, -,
Bridgeport n I]b = IL, 1879 4. 10. 2so =. ~.
t.5t L. r.. 70 Igp II. rIylT
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rETitCi.EUm.
Titusgills
Pittsburg.

IItnsVIIIb,
TTUsyHLE, January 5..-Petroleum-
Opened at 93ic; highest 9I5c; lowest 92sc;
closed at Ole.
PittsbuTg.
PlTTSHUEG, January 5.-Petroleum-
Fairly active and firm; opened at 9?tc;
closed ut Ole; highest 9l!c;lowest g.
u udfOrd.
BRADFORD, Pa, January 5.-Petroleum
Opened at 92ic; highest 9iic; lowest
92r; closed at Yic; clearances 3,79L0OO
barrels
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.TTIsHURU. CINClNWATI AID ~

7 DTTI1NURN, IINNTNNNTI AND II
] LOUIS RAILROAD &C,
H'EI handle RuuteJ Uudcr schedule IL Uc,s
Nsg "a, 1857 trains ICayC Wheeling, I,'a
mai Standard Time. For stnubcnvlllc and Pit.s.
h'uE!, G:S5 II. H., Lbs J. m, $50 p. ~. f"i
-trr.'ruviilc, SU p m. The 6:a5 p o.. tnd
o. q m trains make direct connection III
Column rus CiuCiaaGu, IndIHrSpolW fWi n,g ~.
The l-,5 q. n. train makes direct CnuuoriiCu
'rr cuhUhu. AMI Chicago Trains arrive "a!
Nr,.riir" ut els II. l0lh = N, 2:a !. M "l.d
G,OI y m ESF
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all the principal cities address
scpl The DiRE'IRE5-
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Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, o., January 5.-HOgs-
Quiet; common and light 81 0Oa5 30;
packing and butchers So lua5 10, receipts
/ $50 head; shipments / 100 head
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JOB PRINTING!
LETTER HEADSI
BILL HEADS |

Everything III the job Printing line executed
promptly and in the Most artistic style at the
REGISTER JOB ROOMS.
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G:lrrtioIl 0Otite.
COUNTY
Election Notice
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

At meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners Of
the County OF Ohio, held on Thursday the I'D
day of December 49,, the following action was
had and the following OrdmHnC" adopted
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CHICAGO January 5.--Cattle-Receipts
u,OOO head; shipments 5000 head; market
strong; good steers 81 55a5 IS, stockers
and feeders - l0a3 40; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 5Oa3 90.
Hogs-Receipts 81, 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market steadU and closed %
Zoe lower; mixed s. l5a5 50; heavy s. 4Oa
50; light 81 9Oa5 10; skips $3 3Oa4 40.
SheeP-RGceipts 5000 head; shipments
600 head; market slow and lOa20c lower;
natives 50 75a4 20; western 81 50a4 -;
Texans e. 5Oa3 10; lambs 81 5Oa5 80.