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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-25
EFSwOOD.

A light school il being conducted n
Lower ward. 1t should be well p%atron'zed
in this community.
A leap year party will he given IN Scan
Ions Hall this evening.
There is a prospect OF the Riverside steel
plant resuming Monday.
A tire wts made in the batteries OF bo'lerS
at the Wheeling COmpany's plant yeSter-
day. Water had congealed In some OF the
pipes.
Mr.. August Hepe, Jr. returned to BIC
keeSpOrt Yesterday.
Ore or two burglar alarms last night.
John Morris, a youth OF about 20 years
residing in the lower ward, is pronounced
in a ]rrlticll condition from the loss OF blood
from a severed artery. 1t appears that late
Saturday night he fell with great i"rce on
a broken lamp chimney which was firmly
imhelird in the frozen ground, lDhlctlng
a deep ,ut on his arm between the wrist
and the elbow. .eyering veins and arteries.
His mother Is Q widGs and he her ch'ei
support
Benwood paws out regularly S95 q lnou'h
to its vlrilan' policemen, $50 per month to
one aud SIS to the other.
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SHEEP FROZEN.
Heavy Loose, In = ms rr"u last Week"
RIirEard.

H..yy Lo-,., IN = ms rrnru Last Weeks
RIt:Rard.
CHICAGO. ILL, January pa Laredo,
Texas, dispatch says: Returns from out
living WOOL districts show considerable loss
among sheep by the late blizzard. Nearly
every large flock along the Rio Grande sut-
fered depletion, the loss beirg generally
confined To lambs and old sheep.
A dispatch from Lampasus, Texas, says:
Another blizzard struck this section Sat
urdsy night. Reports Of the disastrous
etf-u,s o. that unprecedented cold
si,il OF lat week continue to ar
rive frrm distant SECTIONS surrounding
tins cav. The loss OF SHEEP was very
h,i,v. OWING 20 the fact that very ie.'
ra,.rH, arr provided with ad'qnai" shelter
for .Hrrn Il Is estimated that tGt'y 20
UuU sr-.p Fesished m the co2mties Of lou
pl>:-. EruSU. Hamilton, COrrycit an!
Sau N,bl, all large wool producing conn.
ties. co. Charles Crriugton, IN C"ryyctI
cnuntv. los. eight hundred head of sheep
in urr lnck. His ranch IL very large ami
Ire sheep &c kept Ia separate tiockS IL
uiGrr, .au.ht ;he shelter at the woods, hat
this particular flock came up near tn
h,u-r at shutdown aud lay down iii the
drizli;n. rain.
Next morning Colonel Cnyingt"n con
clua-d 10 salt the flock. when he scattered
salt on the ,rczen earth, 10 hia surprise
mono at 'he she.p arose, and 80 rEamina-
teon revealed the tact that every one ol
the ia,yr llo,k waS frozen stitf, their wool
c}ir..ug to the ice hai prevented their
rising wnsa line Sudden change OF tempeia-
turr came.
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GROCERIES.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, January "a.

TUESDAY, January "a.
Trade is good in all lines OF Groceries
for January, and 1t looks as if the month
will be n god one. Coffee is quiet and
steady at the recent deeliue. Rice is firm
and looks cheap at present prices. Syrups
will be higher.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 34a:7c;
Honey Drips S4a35c; GtlitorpiaWhits Drirs
2.IaS6c; staple Drips, five gallon kegs So;
ten gallon kegs tic; one-half barrel Doc;
,,arreI soc; Bixby Maple Syrup lhar-
re,sl S5c; R;xby Maple i barrels Sc, Ri>-
BY Maple 40 gallon kegs) 60c; Bixby Ma
pie Is gallon kegs &c; Bixhy Maple tduar-
cansl 3Uc. Sugar House iiark) 20a22c;
&c additional in half harrsls).
New Orleans M~olasses, new crop now in,
Fancy i9a5nc; Choice 46aiSc: Prime "A
a4ec; FAIR i2ai4c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 3OaS3c; Bakers goods 25a21c.
PRovIsEoNs-Large >. c. nams lie; me.
dunn 5. G. hams 1l!c; small s. G. hams
lie; California hams SIC; s. c. breakfast
bacon ilIc; s. c. shoulders Sc; homeless
hams re; city sides 9!c; bacon shout
ders 1Ic; ham beef ll3c; ordinary
beef glc; family mess pork, 5ib pieces,
$40 90; bean pork, fine clear, ST ~.
LARD-Tierce Sc; half barrels SIC; TIM,
SIC; tin pals, 5 his, &c; tin
pals. 5 lbs, SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs, gle.
tin pals, - lbs, SIC; tin pals, 5oibs., SIC.
CARMEL GnODs-ACtive; Standard 3fb
table peach s. 25a2 80; No. 3tomatoes new
81 Is 10 81 - per dozen, as TO quality;
strawberries m 81 Ia; hlacEberries
2h 90c; rasyherries . ID 81 0O: Dam
sOn's lib 95c; lima beans 2in 81 6e;
cove oysters 10 light Co..: do I'D full
weight 95caSl 90; string beans BIB S5aSuc;
succotash 2lb 81 Oaa$l %; early June peaa
81 35al 40; French peas l5c each; pineapple
81 50; gooaeherries lib 901aSl m: III
Favoritc Salmon, very Gne, - 10: 3in
sweet potatoes 81 Is; Bib pumpkin 81 on.
Wu0DXS WAEg-NO tubs $6 %; No.
3 So %; No. 3$4 On; y hoop pals 81 80;
. hoop 81 %; sap$l 20; single washhnarde
81 ~, double do. ~ 80; iina crimp doublS
do. 81 ~; siugle - 10.
FEUIT3-New PTunes ila5c; Raisins,
stcmmtd Valencia, &c; Layer Olora, De;
halves, new dry peaches, Sc. London layer
raiSius -. 7'Fl 90; Loo.e MuSca;"Is. $@.40
10 80.
Ou.-Lard, extra western strained snc,
carbon, 10, 7{c; carbon, $50, SIC; white
miners hest winter 59r, white minc:n'
4S To 49c.
~SruAGs--Cut loaf Sc; Cubes Sc; Emit
powdered Sc, Ordinary powdered ID;
G~ranulated Standard 7!c; Standard Cor
t~ecticncr'aA &c; STANDARD Grn,c;'sA &C;
Pearl White 4 &c; White extra { uic;
Ohio Valley g.; New York c 54c.
C0rrEH-Green COflrc-FHNcy Golden
RIO ne; Fancy Green 2oc; Pcahrrry 2llc;
Choice Green l9c, Prime 'ireca l9c; Roast.
ing grades Isle; JAVA 26c. Roasted ia pack.
ages-Ohio Valley BE; Ohio Valley roast
ed, 500 Id lots. 2Ilc.
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BELLAIRE,

The lower portion of the Christian
church is being oyerhauled and will be
used as a service room.
Two or three saloons have opened dur
ing the past week.
George White, a miner at Schick's coal
work. had = leg broken by a fail Of slate.
Passenger trains on the G. & 7. now de-
part rs follows: 800, 6:30, $40 and 1905
a. M, and at 1850 and 4:00p. III.
Some lake ice has been brought to this
city over the G. L < w. road.
The property Of c II Over, OH Belmont
street. Was yesterday sold to 4 q Melt"it
Tor 81, $50
Twelve persons have joined the Second
Presbyterian church during the past tw"
weeks.
Phe fire laddies were 20 have given IN
exhibition yesterday afternoon, but for
some reason they were not called out.
The folks who are running an auction OF
here says business is very dull.
4 G,,slight ,hlaze In the home of Robert
ARK, Hill, called ont the fire de-
Sartpent Yesterday, but the bucket bTi-
gaIfe was all that was required.
Repairs are being pushed at the steel
works.
An infant daughter of John L. Shilling
was buried yesterday.
The lookup was empty yesterday.
A. O. Mellott has decided Ia 90 to Cali
fornia this evening.
Mrs. John Baird, of the Fourth ward,
died yesterday morning, aged 50 years
james Foilen and Miss Ella st. Joha
were married last night by Rev. Father
McDermOtt. After the ceremony h1unti-
iul rspast was spread at which a large
number participated.
Rev. Wilkes and Rev. Mason, Of Martins
Ferry are assiatirg in the services y; the
Second NJ. F.. Church this week.
Marshal Darby was at Alledonia yestcr-
day looking for u fellcw who had violated
the game laws.
The fire laddies intended to give the
agents Of the hose companies n ducking
Yesterday, had the reels been called ont.
The fire in the alley hack Of the Cry
Building was Of incendiagy origin, rs We
attempts hal been made to burn the
stable.
X. S. Barnes, the Baraesyillc gentleman
who was supposed to have been lnuIiy
dealt with while on = Southern trip, has
been heard from.
The original class in German has come
to an end, hut some of the young ladies
decided to organize and talk the language
OF the Fathrrland at meetings during the
winter.
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Koehnlines against the c. q +. Il. I. Co.
concerning proposed switch at the bTiaSe,
mort glass works, will he tried before Judse
briggs in Woodstield next week.
Mr.. Joseph woodmansee is i'll Massiion'
Two street cars got one track owe near
the depot Yesterday. One of them pulled
off and turned in the street.
Mr.. Fred Kurtz had a force OF men a..
work putting up the new safety gates III
the bridge entrance yesterday.
Hen. Ross J. Alexander is in Colnm"us
on business. h;,
The Presbyteriams will h"in SerE'CrS tn,S
evening and also "n ItruEsday ana riu"y
evenings of this week. Rev. Dr: N"lh'"s-
ham viii preach on Friday evening.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRR, January 4.-Dry GoOds-
For 0yc!coating4 and low cost heavy
clothing woolcns, the placing of orders
was OF steady increase. Ladies dress goods
aud soft wool dress fabrics were in large
and the former in good request.
Prints were in better demand and prices
hardening. PRINT cloths were very firm
at &c bid and &c asked for ~5isquare spota,
with sales OF contracts at :; lI.lGc and %
anil 80 at SC. American shifting prints
ad yauceh to BIC.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.
TT

TUESDAY, January n
Flour remains in splendid condition,
and prices remain unchanged from Last
week. ,iood, clean No. | wheat still calls
for - cents per bushel, with little
coming in at that figure. Corn aud
oats are in good demand aud hay is
quiet. Bran and middlingS are in good
demand with a tendency ~ upward
prices. Prices on tour anu bTLin are
wholesale and are az follows, retail prices
being from 80 to 75c higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-ChoicG family -four
N barrels S. so; in sacks "a %; midilings
per ton $40 00I2l 90; bran per ton $50 90
AL 90; whost per bashel, No. ], Sic
FECu-C"ra per hushsl 5oI5jc; cats
&3IG5c; b.led hay per ton, $ll GuaI% 90.
Farmers ore Offering loose hav at $40 90
per t0a.
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sunday trains on X. 30. n.y., smvs NJ Chsrlcs
ton At 6 10 p m. waiting for D. X. X n. traia No,
I, al Point Pleasant. Tha u the kh0r limo and
parties purchasing ucksta shapld Gk for tick
oN via. the Ohio River Raisoad. FOR infprms
lion regarding the rates, routes, ctr. Addrsaz
W. J. ROBINSON,
General pAksonsw Agent,
Petersburg, ". Va
YRHD. HUBEhkR,
Travelling Passenger AysSl
wheeling Wv
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FURs.
wheeling.

WHEELING, January u.
No | black skunk 90caSl On; No. 2 do
5OAG0c; small striped skunk 25a3Oc; long do
1Oal5c; No. | Raccoon G0a75c; Mo- do
4Oa5Oc; No. 2 do l0al5c; No. | muskrat
lOAl32; No. | oPp0ssum lja25c; No. do
IOlljc; No. do jal0c; mink. 20aiOc; red
fox 9OcaSl 90; gray fox 7oasoc. The
above prirrs ate for prime skins only.
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COTTON.
NsR York.

New YORK, January 2i-Cotton-
Very dull; upIsnds l05c; Orleans 10ic;
futures closed quiet and steady; January
10. 5nc; February oslo; April 1878;
Nav 10 soc; June 10 SOC; July 1O.SOci
August 10 Ole; September l0.4Sc; Octo-
Der lO.12c; November 997ci December
q orr
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UNPRECEDENTED Nii!CTis
U Si.9 HiiF | NiLitgs GSTHsGTtt
bmis,nBs Stats Lottery C0mpsn,

Incorporated la l<s Tor - yesIR by the ,egI,Ia.
.Ire for Educational aud Charitable pGTpos's-
with capital NJ 81 ,OnI.UG to which n rcsnfy,
haG OF over $3.50 I'd has sine. f~rri ADDED.
~ au overwhelming popular vC,r IT, frfu".nc
.,as ,nlla - rn!. Of the I'll cent STAT "~Nn,l''I.
lion adopted Lcr,gNA'r ~, i .. ~.
The only Lottery ever Nui-.l "U Arf s'irur'
~ IT," rs~'Iie ~ ruy stat.
II ..rvet iCHl's or T>-typ',,y-
tn ;Irnntd HingtC SUUIhcr pr,pIuX,
take T,aCv mouihU, a.GI ne ,iIHs 4 Quarterly
Drawings Fc..GApT every three uruutht March,
iuu LlpiamUrT Eu' iICC"mlgrh.
A'!rnnd:i Opportunity &C. IN = ioTtIrc. Sec
OIrl '.Gf;t ~!.A#inT. 'iGS. ~. IGinr A,rJtIny Il
Mus. NcS '~hrIBaus, In".isy, Eebr0ary Z.
,S bIttA MANTLE liz. "a SO.
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WOOL.
wheeling e.
TUESDAY, January p.

TUESDAY, January -.
The local market d very quiet, although
stock has been moving at a very low
figure. The sales iOr the past week in the
East have been quite heavy, hut at low
prices. These sales are principally in Ter
ritory w0Ols. AX woods are also selling
at very low prices. Prices remain IN
changed and are as follows:
Fine washed heeces 2Sa30c; fine unwashed
tleeceS 1920; understandable tiseces 2la
DE; medium washed ~fleeces 3la&ici medi-
um unwashed flecces 23l25c; medium tub
washed 3la3jc.
Boston.
Boston, January 24.-Wool-St dV;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra tieeces 81.
Bic; XX 32I32tc; Michigan extras !!ac;
secured territory 5ja57c for fine; 5Oa52C
or fine mixed; 45a47c medium.
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.1eelin9 Register
GrareRrs' 6uids.

A RRIyAL AND nEfAETUSE OF TRAINS
AFNrLAEN rIoS - = EE-gEEN,E NJ ms. sIssilF.
sSindav excepted. MONDAY excepted ESua-
dsy ONLY. saturday excepted. 70 Meridian.
November 70 1857. Wheeling time, which Is
Just Que hour earlier than Central Time:
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Governor Martin Appeals for Aid.

ATcHIsoN, Ks, January Ex-Governor
Martiu aGthorizes that statement that
great distress prevails in the extreme
southwestern part of Kansas, owing to
failure OF crops last year and the riS"r OF
the winter. Governor Martin IL luily
convinced that there VT q great many
cases Of restitution, and appeals to the
people of tue older counties to organize
for the purpose OF extending the required
assistance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-25

3, z. y RAILROAD.
Bul!airC aud HSncSyillethrOugh passenger tratr
500 p. III.
Wo0dsae!d passenger train leaves Bcila,-e 81
40 D. N, arrives II BGllAire Al SO Il. IN.
SIrlmerield Accommodation leaves Beliatr a.
ItG p. III, arrives at Bel.air,' ~ 1915 Il. III.
All triuS daily except sunday. Central stand
rri Tame from BpilairH.
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FINASTR AND TRADE.

aop.x Per Cent Governmental Dun
cd u~.,v,-Stncks Dull Flour Dull and
Unchanged Wheat Dull.
New YORK, January 24.-Money Oh
call easy al LAB! pr cent; last loan al
l pcr cent {; closed offered at 3 per cent;
nrime mercantile paper 5!a14 per cent;
s~tcrIinu exchange dull hut firm at ASH
,1SEl
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Tallow-Firm. Rosin-Steady at 81 o..
Turpentine-Dull at Ale. Eggs-Firm
and in fair inquiry; Western 25a25le.
Wool-Stehdy and quiet; domestic fleece
22a3Ic; pulled l5a35c; Texas Babe, Pork
Dull and weak; mess $l3 GOALS % for
new. Cut Meats-Firm. Lard-Dull and
weak; western steam spot s. 70a7 72i;
February 81 60; March 81 &c; April 81 10;
May s. so; June 81 80; July So 81; city
steam 81 90. Butter-Quiet and firm on
choice; western l6a3ic Cheese-Higher
aud steady; western ll3sl2c. Copper
Weak; lake lie.
Chicago, January ~ The markets on
Change opened dull and dragging this
morning with the bears in possession Of
the pits. All of the actives opened lower
in spite of light receipts, May wheat !
started off at SIC. Corn vas traded ~
quite actively. Oats dull. Provisions were
fairly active. Flour-Dull and UNCHANGED. !
Wheat Cash No. = spring 75}a77c; No. 8
spring nominal; No. = red Sic hid; Febru.
AIRY 75a75sc, closing at 75ec; March 76!a
76!c, closing at 76tc; May S~l$aS2ic, clos
ing atSl 3c; June S2laS2Sc, closing at Sole.
Corn-Casb No. 247fc; February 4~5ss475c,
closing at 474c; March 4~7ss4Ssc, closing
at 4Sc; May 524a53c, closing at 53Sc; June
52sa53!c. closing at 52Sc. Oats Cash
No. ., 30a30lc; May &c.. Reno. :,
63c. Barlay-No. ., SiaS5c. Flax Seed
No. l 81 "A Timothy ~Saed-Prime
- IS. Mess Pork-Ca4h Sl4 90; January
and February Sl3 S5sl3 %, closing at
$l3 So; May $l4 2?!al4 IS, closing at
$l4 27l. Lard-Cash 81 30; February
s. 324; March s. 40; May s. 52!a7 514,
closing at 81 52i. Rulk Meats-Sdort ribs
81 40I7 40; shoulders s. 90A6 90; short
clear s. S57 80. Whisky-At 81 10.
Sugar - Cutloaf SaS!c; GIanulated tic;
standard 4 &c. Butter-Quiet; creamery
22A32c; dairy l7a25s. Eggs-DEil at 2la
23c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2i.-FlOur-
Steady. Wheat--Wrak and lover; No ,
red January s9ia9Os; February s9slS9;c;
March 9l}a91$ci April 92ia92!C; May
92ia93lc. Com-Duli; steamer No. > low
mixed 57!c; unmixed yellow 5Sc; No. ,
high mixed SIC; No. > mixed Ja' nary -
a5S!c; February 5S!a59c; March sole; May
6lla62lc. Oals-S Spot steady but quiet;
No. = mixed 39la4Uic: uugraded white
l2c; rejected white sole; No , white l0a
i04c; No. > white 4?c; No. ! white i2!c;
futures dull and barely steady; No. 2 white
January Al 1a4l4c; February lllail4c;
March 4l4c; April 42a42!c; May 4!sai9oc.
Lard-Steady.
Cincinnati.
CIHCIENATI, O., January 81 Cotton
Steady. Flour-Epsier.' Wheat-Duli and
lower: No. = red SSaS9c; receipts L.. 900
bushels; shipments 800 bushels. Corfu
Dull; No. , mixed 5ltc. OatS-Etsier;
No. , mixed 3ia3i!c. Rvc-Stcad! No.
> 69c. Pork-Quiet at $li 70 Lard
Firmer at 81 3Oa7 10 Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Firm aud unchanged Whisky
Quiet; sales OF 93i barrels ut 81 10. But
ter, Sugar aud Cheese-Steady. Eggs
at 1Salac.
TOLEDO, o., January ~ Wheat
Active and easier; cash and January slia
Sole; May ~SS9asS4c. Corn-Steadyi cash
5l4c; May 5i!c OAts--Dull; ca+h '@!c;
May 3jc. Glover Sced-Acnvr and weak
cash and February 81 Cpl; March 81 l"a
1 124; April 81 H..
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EiI:i E =


NEW YORK, January 2I.--reirolcum-
The market ~iS depressed again 20 day.
principally On account ut the lact That new
production is feared. The opening was
firm at Sgc, AMI after a slight decline IN
early trtiinG H." tone bGrarlr strong ana
III price alyaEcr | 20 S,:,c AittrrenIlin.
~. around that figure the rr"ateI iriri oil
tn afternoon there was IL sudden break.
CAUSED by a heavy selling order from the
West, and 4 rapid decline followed to Size,
the clCse being weak at sc. Sales
: U3J. 600 barrels.
ritlsburG.
PTTsRURG, January - - p-.rTieum -
Active and weaker, Opened Mt S-ic; closed
ct DC; highest N9sc; lowest S7c
1nH-yiiIa-
f~irUavIL.R, January 2i--PriIolraw-
Oncnej AT sole; highest soc; lowest
SIC; closed at sic.
on Guy.
Or. CITY, January 2i-PetIo!cum-
Opened at s9ic e; highest SOC; lowest S1ci
closri ut sic; sales l,i'Is 600 barrels;
Clearanres, $3.50 0OD barrels; runs, ~, j2i
barrels, shipments, 81, 96S barrels; char
ters, ~, l9l barrels.
bradford.
BRADFORD. January 2i.-VctrOlenm-
Opened at sc; closed at SOC; highest
500; lowest sGic; cl-slr:.rcos 40, 600
barrels.
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I rL.nnn.Mrurs-nnn and heavy.

STATE -DDli ana SteauS.
R,uroAnS-Aciive; sales 81, 1j,OOO.
SroCKs-The stock market was quite
f.yeri,h and erratic to-day, but withal very
dnIl .xceni for a half dozen stocks which
m~onopoliZsd the interest taken IN specnIa-
ton. The opening was rather heavy AT ne-
clines extending tn per cent, the iist
rallied Immediately and fractional gains
w,rc made over the entire aCtiVcllSt The
market soon became steady at the ADVANCE
however, and the mouot"ny was uhre'
lievcd, except by the gyrnti0ns oil Manhat-
tan, until the last hour, when n heavy
tame drycloprd and the gains OF the fore
noah war. GENERALLY wiped out. the marker
finally clio irg dull and heavy at ms'gnih,
cant cimuyvj for the day. The hna'
~rl,aryr4 are irregular and Tor IiacliohS
ouJy. Sales ~, lSG shares. Quotations
riuscd Ind M follows:
Rdan.. Express 40; American Express
luTl. Canada lsci.ir G0s Central tactic
IN: CEt+lpesE1 and Ohio !; to prc;'r'
ret; tirsts 81; do seconds ,; Chicago and Al
ton 1877; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy
1874; Delaware and Hudson 1867; Dela-
ware. Lackawauna and Western, l295;
Denver AMI Rio Grands, Eli Erie, ga; do
preferred G2; IT. Wayne, l52; Illinois
Central. u.s.; Lake Shore, H!; Michigan
Central, So: Minneapolis n st. Louie
:; do preferred, ii; Missouri Pacihc,
a$l; Not.htru Pacific, 2ls; do preferred
45!; Chicago auA Northwestern, lONs; 90
preferred ll3!; Naw York Central, 1865;
Hreaan Transcontiuen;el, 2iI; Poetic
Mail, 81; Eeo.r. D. NJ. l9i; Pis!sbnrg
1876; 2uilnan lGlar5t ar t4l4i l?"Adint,
Gi.; Rock i,Ltrn. 1l2s; -. Toms and
>,,n Francis.o, 50! do preferred, II; first
referred, 1893; St. Paul, Minnespolis and
Manitoba ll2!; ST. Paul and Omaha, $50;
40 profsrret 107l;Texag Pacific, 2ii; Union
p;;;Gc SOY; United States Express 72i
2g..;.,rn uaian Telegraph ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-25

An$OStura Bitters, the world own
appetizer and inyigorator. Used now over the
whole civilized world. Try it but beware of im-
ltatiOns Ask for the genuine article, mSnufae-
trec b. ~. ]. G. Z. siegert & Sons.
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sINgAI3.
Leave The Clty ~ So 3. -. Nr! !En every ACrE
UuGl geo :? -.
Leave " Meeting ParE ~ 90 = IN, Eua Cuu
every hour until iUOg y. n, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park at 9:I5 q. m.
and City a. IRIS 2. an.
G. HlRSCH,
AnnRrinteniont.
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wheeling

Tuesday,. January ~.
The ra,fI. market this w,st vas active.
with nrices UNCHANGED from last week. The
hog market was brisk, with prices the
same. Massrs. Hudson & Rayha furnish
the following Uuob,tious:
Cnttle-I.UOa 10 loo lbs stock %lr4c
uer IN. H,p ~ qWlb.. 3la3Sa. pei H.; TJn
to $40 lbs. 3s3lc. ner H..
Hogs Market active; Babe per III.
Llmb9-Good at 4t5c per n
CslvcH- 3a5c per II.
Sheen 3 to i5C per IL.
Chicago.
ra,.,.. I,,n,r,aI -.r.tur -E...iris
. Nnn h..J shinmrrrt. : ou, head: market
.~,,or.-r. tsurv 81 ro,I 20: .ter,s 81 Goa
. ~. .t.,,Y 49, ',rI t,eJ,rs 81 H,,3 IT,.
,,, hi. ,ol ,ni,.I IL ,i.I 10 T;..y.,
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=, r,.,l.
EAST Liberty, JANUARY II -Cat'I"-
ktct'p'7 q" lle'ni H'',P'H'"'+ i"' h'"''
"l"lke' $40" ~ yesterday r .'''e> "r''9
ihE1''y ''nl"'n". oo
hogs EtGeiPls '"o neal S",P,'rh'S
1000 head; market hrm; lhlIHhetPh,as
- 1OaI 81; common l" AR - lo'" -;
plgs - aoh' oo
sheep Keceip's y nr'"i shipments
~ head; market duii' ana a Sl'""e oil
from yesterdays prices
New FORK
NEW YORK, January "a Reeves II
ccipts 100 head; 10 trading IN beet cattle;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-25

NrUEEIjNG AND Elm GROVE X. d.
On and after Monday, October 81. 1857, Trains
o. he Wheeling ami Eln Grove K. r., TilEuh So
follows:
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Address Registered Letters te
VIEW OKs.HA M NATIONAL nAHR
Row RfIssns, La.

HEMHMBER that the IrSsence nf dcncr1's
BesuTcgard aud Early, who arr IN charge Of the
draw ings, Is 4 guarantee o. absolute falrneS aud
Integrity. that the chAnCfE Afo all equal, ard
thst no one can possibly fIvIi.e what N ber
will draw q prize.
REMEMhkx that the payment Of all Pfip's
Is GUARANTEED BY POUR SATI0S-
Az BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickr.t
are signed by the President ~ an 1ns,itut!ot,
whose chartered rights RIc recognized IN the
highest Court: therefore, beware 81 any iBI'a-
linns or snanyrrnuE someone's "
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waterbury,. VI. Jan. -0.n, 1877.

g.1r.na, Trt.rr. Riugworm, LiChcn,
o.. ~ra,l Head. Milk crust, DNndTul, Bar
r;ssrD' GTo,rC' aud WaShcIwUHAuts Itch,
u. ~ >prriyS o. Itching, Burning. Scaly,
,.m,.y Euu"r> ot iac ~Nia and scalp ana
,srr lose o. Hair, uEc positively cured by
. fgr g-vut skin Cure AND tuIICCs \
An rNgr.sf- SKIN B.uutItcr externally,
80 .,..rr.Et Er,H VEST. the usH hloIi turI-
.r.'-nt.iy. wa.u physicians and all other rene