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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
4 ]. X, DANFORTH' Is fsTArE.

~ state Of Vermont District OF Manchester ~
IN Probate conrt held ut Manchester, within
AID for said disirct, on the 10Th day Of January
A u. 1883
The AamiDistraior on the estate q A. II
Danfoiih late Of Rupert Ia raid dIstIict defeat cd
presented an application 10 wuiifP totaid Court
setting forth that the deceastd d. d teized ~
rerain real estate 10 Rupert being tbs home
farm ~ the Deceased containing about 400 sofes,
and wood lot cnntalniBg about 200 Rerts; aud
I've II ceiisin real eataie In Perm, being Tho
rdi uecuped by n n Cr0sfman md contain.
ug about 800 aeros; and Also Died possesstd Of
certain pertonsi pfopaflyi aud rfpreEnting
that u would be beneficial 70 all the hers Of the
deceased 10 have said real ehiAte and personal
pfnperty cold rs rfason OF the fact that II
ctnnet BE- probably held and managed by said
heir., and petiti0ning stid court q ~ he resso.
Afofora 10 grant him license 10 eel sad real
estate and pefrona property. A said Aamihn
isttat or siso Gled lu mt The written consobt
Of al the beifs 10 the granting et hneh lctnte.
ahersnpon Il vas ordered that hearing on
aid application be had at q ifObs L. Curt 10 be
lald AZ the Pfobsir Office IN Manchester 10 ssid
District on the 9Th day If January, lbsr, ana
that notice sf rad application, the nature and
reAsonr thereof and The tine and place 81 beer.
iDR thereon, BE- gwen 10 sii pefspps interested
b. the publication hereof three wetks success
iyely ia the Manchester JpuhNkL, newspaper
printed ~ Manchester 30 esid District, presiOuf
10 said time Of hesrlnp.
s65. LoYELA.D MUNsOs. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

II has been openly charged over and
over that the free trade majority Of the
CON miltee Of says aud means is secretly
preparing tariff ball, holding secret meet
ings 10 On obscure room in the capitol 10
whieh The other members 81 the committee
are nal admitted. and that no hearings
viii tc alIoscd, though few Tree trade
reople hsve been admitted IN consultation
II tbs Is irae II Is probable thai the bill
wLeu rally wili be a, once reported aud
an attempt ns.le 10 rush Il through Sith
the least possible Investigation and discus
sion. rhls silI be riee Say 10 which 10
pass measure thai vitality Interests The
people Of The shole country, bat perhaps
i, pili rs, get through 20 tssily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

Editor O'Brien, who has been in a Dub
In JEDI several weeks for political reasons
has been released by expiration OF sen.
iepce. nnd has been received with marked
bonors by his friends. The Irish cause is
continually advancing for the reason that
tue common people in England are begin
ning 10 see the injustice with which Ire
lasd is treated and poworiul party, which
Is o1nstansly growing stronger, has sprung
~ there, winch, II the Irish cause is man.
1gei ladiciously, will shortly sweep every
thing before H. When that time comes
the Irish will get substantial justice,
tboagh they may not get 1t ell at once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

Andrew Carnegie sends to the Pitts
burgh l'olls5ida The following New Year
sentiment; 1.-THE old European continent
Is an armed camp, It's millions training
tos bos, TO kill each other The new
American continent is a smiling garirn u,
it, millions cultivating the arts Of peace.
The dynasties Of the Old World sink deep
ep aud deeper under the load Of debt
The New World is troubled bow to dispJ sc
% Is surplus 10 despotic Europe anar
EXISTS and nihilists sbound-tbe natural
result Of unjust laws. The germs Of tbese
prruieious growths, transplsnled TO tie
republic, vilhet aud die. For these and
olaar mereios, rejoice; for Of all lands
America IL the most favored.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

" I.ta'e o. HoNks Etorrf.
The sudefsisred, ttYiHR bffE tfftintfg ~
the Hoo Probate Couti f0f thr DiFiiiti ~ HAN
.8to.t ~ n tmr aud demsfof a sil teffoDf
tRalnst thp 60 Ate ~
ghamts assSrs iste u HApehfttef
In .siS Iasi,isi 1fcssse6, ard ~ claims talib.
iteA IN eject thereto. Leifby gite bnitfs net
~ MI meet ~ The pnfFfsss sfo ftsiG, - ~
= TO- ~ q , &, hun in M - 9ttf. - ~
l6fh - ~ jnig HN4t han ce 90
until s'fiasi N,'fstia dsf tge net
~ .uatft.s from thf 10 ! dsY jatEHfs Al,
isss l. the time limited ~ ssid ~ ieE sfla
nation sna siisvsffs
Dated al msrehssier, bfLls ie b csy q Jan.
nH. CCLHrRH. e,,.
ssw In WHiPPLk,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

far siriAs 90 the Reading raiiroad IS a.
o. end, the places 4 the strikers being
Oiled wfth ns~ men There are sigus thai
the sr.ke II the miners sill soon sud by
,ha sirikss Roiag 10 sork at the old wa
ges. PRIV. itpi C0rbin hss made state
met, which il true sho~s that there was
small occasion Tor The strike 10 the hrsi
place, ere miuers receiving as high or
hisipr vagos than 10 other mioes, sBd she
co8psay lir 10 10 all agreements with
ttNtn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
W. D. CHAMBEhLAiN's EsrATr
W NJ. frArE o. vrnxos4. Iisncl IL Man

chester -
ia Probate Court held Al Man hffiof, within
ssd fuf ssid ~ friet u fise ylth day u Dec
cen Dor A. y lsFh
lie AnuigittrAior N.th pib hf nfxfd On the
estate of Bm u. Ghsutaflsih late = Neathod
Maze dee seed. lfopUhfd " Tfhder an 40.
ouiti 81 ~ az aihistfutien on ssid ftisie.
Hhffeupon. snssiGp e SID q W 10 b. lea
Il be Probate riliee to Hbroitg ct IN ftid Die
tt5t Dutie 9Th fsy ~ J h8a'Y .. lsss. W.
appointed fol tie ttt mifeiiep tuf slevs ~ ~
SD aeeouni, ard for aisinbnten 81 ths -
,ata remaining a. sncii ettismfni, tna pHblis
h0ties ihsrent We 0fge ~ 70 bs FiFtn 70 ~
persons int feslea Us o. publication hfftoi -
hs Msbehestef JtUfNeL thsrffFtn piltitd
/ said asnfha ftef. due Wfsts scfttsiifit
n Fl0us 10 she time ~ ~ olhtff,
8tss LOgEIAbD MrhsOA ttdga,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
f. BUCKLlN's Estate

SARAH f. BUCKLlN'S Estate,
Estate OF VERMONT District Of Manchester "a.
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District ON the 25th day OF Janu-
afyA. d. 1883,
The Administrator on the estate Of SArah y.
Bucklin late OF Manchester in said district de
ceased proposed TO render an account Of his
admin straion on said estate
whereupon, session 81 raid Court 10 be held
at the Probate Office 10 Mar etcf, IN said Dis
trct, on tho 49, dayof February A. D. 1888. was
APPOINTED for The examination ind allowance q
said account, and foi distribution OF The ehiato
remaining on nueb settlement sud public no.
tiee thereof was ordered 10 be given to MI per.
sons interested { y The publication leftoi In the
said Manchester, three weebs tufcefsiSely pre-
yious TO the tine so appointed
373w LOFEbAhD MUheoh, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

nralemeH Lawia Rnslsad. hand sra
pFiki so&i8od
Nellie TlerUey. very badly crashed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
Marriages.

n hath Beech, 4. iAsg, "a isst, fsapt 8
hssiis avs MsfY y snawasn, Asaetlsf q Rev.
u, " shawstn
10 s.h i.sle cas-, ts d rpsaA nsset .ha
Mars n Ayof.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

! tlaedisrassiso raised by iae pusi 4spts
iaess4.a tAsuo fsrls sb0nld he ctttiaatly
tepl Ia l8in8 There u 40 issue between
{ administration sad iss opponents 90
u yel !eol II The surplus on the revision
81 ihs istia. thete is no party % body u
msh . 30 an opposed 10 reducing the sur
pas. ihsrt ls 90 patty or body Of men OPP
y sed 10 tesisioa Of tie isr1d, The issue
relates exclusively 10 the manner 10 which
these essds shAil b. accomplished.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

THURSDAY JAN u -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26
Chr MaHfb Journal

DIX. sfxusDs. Eat,sr and Proprietor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

gbs Sagsems Csuri a M9se ha sue.
fsaasa ihs esasi4ta,iesslstT a ihs teosui
81 of 90 legislature vhieh declares that
: rasfss afstes iaiegssl rcrenue Nee0se
iof aelliag llaaaf sAal tss admissible -
ptIaa sasse sfilrsos ssssusi tie vea8cf Ia
tfAeeaiipas Bnasf las pfphlt3tofy iaw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-26

~ Wahsnsian Critic sayt that Sensioi
glaat y is'ibesmibg article 10 TIE Feb
ftsy 4nAles a H1pefs Msgaabe sAs
pfsnsaA sh1 ia the hapds 81 Tie Pfisisi
i,eirs tee Presidents messsss uss seoi
g. psuss. saa sAa c1ns sgesiiy 10 81
vaana ~ Mr. iiialaes csmmehts add Mr..
n4sfmass speech Mt Ktmupds has
laae bean = arm A4socais II protection
a. Ameaess indasirf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
BELLAIRE

The VroGibitionists Of this county met
in th,9 city yesterday. The attendance
w.- ir.r. HFreSentappearcd to he deeply
!a'..--- ~ Eh- coDse Tor which they ere
ss hs.glr. The meeting opened with
n...r- !t James Kerr, CT Martins Ferry.
JACOB Maui. % CNlerajn, was elected
Ca.Irmuu. end ! G. Mcfarland, OF Loyds-
vile. Secretary. The executive committee
r...u g. ..-crt q the last years work, and
wee continued Tor another year. After
col-i,;.rl..a diarus-icl q plan was formu-
. .f.d Tor tn raising OF FUNDS for the COM
lax campaign. Several speeches were IN
ortg,. allss which the aSsemblGgc dispersed
+, ~ the cali OF the Chairman.
SIR. Ralph B'ma, the enterising dry
y..Ie merchant. will be married to
Miss iiya-;..;a We'll, Of Philadelphia.
r..- Williams, q young gentleman,
",~. uorae ws7 near Belmont, this county
T.. . with % peculiar and perhaps fatal ac.
@r,.... lie was ont hunting and ran y
rt,a,t in q a0le. The hat. Of the gun
Ms used for soaring ont the animal. By
s.... means the weapon was discharged
grt t1n entire PARTON OF Mr.. Williams
lower isw waa blown of, and it IS thought
that he will die.
EuaIucl Bailey, q we'll known colored
ur.n. died yesterday morning.
Richard Jones. Goa! miner, died yester-
DIV uG iuIufics received by a fall Of soap
s'..sa.
I.rry was 10 meeting cf Council last
ui-l. uvirg a tie absence Of City Clerk
aa,i others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4a5 Por Cor5.-Goverumenfs Dull
but sirm-Strcks Dou-FIour Quiet and
UnchnnEed-W Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, January 1O.-Money on
cali easy ut iaj per cent, last loan
closed offered at ! per cent prime mer-
camille paper 5Ag7b per cent stvljiG- cI-
change quiet but firm at ~4Sl3aiSB4
GnvE9SMESTS-DGll but firm.
Fours. Registered ........ ........ ............"""l ly'4
FourS-0nd-a-hGlC, Registered ............"".l .
fourS-anG-a-a<, COupouS...... .. ...''.. '"'""i d. =
Fdchlc SKIES Of 1875
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Active: sales Sl,S23,OO
shares.
SToCKs-The stock market was neither
so active nCr SO strong as yesterday, and
the speculation lacked vim, the general
feeling, especially early in the day, beng
rather bearish There was a fair amount
OF activity at the opening, which was
heavy to weak, with Louisville " Nash
vile down l per cent. A better tone
was soon developed, and the early
losses were rsgalued in most Of the list,
after which dizziness succeeded IN every
thing except one or two stocks, and the
market became quiet and without special
feature until after noon, when a slight
h~eaviness again became noticeable. The
close, however, was steady at Irregular
changes from last evenings prices. The
final changes are evenly divided between
gains aud losses, small fractions only, ex-
cept Louisville and Nashville, which lost
l.. Sales, 215,l 1876 shares. Quotations
closed bid ~ follows:
Adamz Express 40; Auorlcun kIp-Csi
~, Canada Pacific 6l{; Central Pacific
52l; Chesapeake aud Ohio -; do prefer
rel frs.s :; do seconds ;; Chicago and Al
ton 1877: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
l2sl: Delaware and Hudson lG6}; Della
WARE. LackpwauHN and Western, 100;
D~0ycr anu R,o J;csnde, %! Ece, 2ss; 40
preferred o.; IT. Wayne. 1872: Illinois
Central, III; Lake Shore, 95l; Michigan
Central. So; Minneapolis ana 81. louis
:; do preferred, Il; Missouri Pacific,
s-t; Northern Pa>ifc, 90; DO preferred
i73, Chicago and Northwestern, l00; Go
preferred IlOl; 'Jvw YorE Central, 1919;
Oregon Tr-,aaontiu,r;a], 2l3; racirc
Nall, 81; Pcarla, D. & Z. ~, Pit;sb1!g
1914; P5ilmao Paiaos Ger 40; R-ad.ug,
66i Rock !sl>al, ll25; -. Louis eGd
San Francisco. 36, do preferred, 7lS first
preferred, III; -. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba 1lGt;St Paul and Omaha, IO3;
&c preferred 1871; Ts1as Pacific 25i; Union
pac;iu S.; United States Eyrcas5 IS;
West. - IGi1a E2:rg-aHh -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
wheeling.
TUESDAY, January 10

TUESDAY, January 10.
Sugar still keeps climbing up the golden
stairs. Coffee is quiet and firm. Cheese
will do to keep in stock at present prices.
Rice looks healthy. Oil is up again.
Meats quiet and steady.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 34a37c;
Honey Drips 3la35c; Californian White Drips
35a3Gc; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs 65c;
ten gallon kegs Coo; one-half barrel 55c;
barrel soc; Bixby Maple Syrup Oar
rels) soc; Bixby Maple q barrels SIC; Blk
by Maple 90 gallon kegs 6Oc; Bixby Ma
pie Is gallon kegs &C; Bixby Maple lquar-
cans) 3Oc. Sugar House dark 20a22c;
DC additional in half barrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 4sa5Gc; Choice 46a4Sc; Prime A
a46c; Fair 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 30a32c; Bakers goods 25a27c.
PRovIsIoNs-Large S. G. mans lie; me.
dunn S. G. hams 114c; small S. C.. hams
lie; California hams Sic; S. c. breakfast
bacon HE; :. G. shoulders &c; homeless
hams l2c; city sides 9tc; bacon shout
ders 7!c; ham beef HE; ordinary
beef 9t9; family mess pork, 5lb pieces,
BlG CO; bean pork, fine clear, Sit 90.
LARN-Tierce Sci half barrel: Sic; tub,
SIC; tin pals, 3 lbs, &c; tin
pals, 5 lbs, Ssc; tin pals, 10 lbs, ste.
tin pals, 20 lbs, Ste; tin pals, 5Olbs., SIC.
EARNED GOODs-Active; Standard 3ie
table peach 81 25a2 80; No. 3tomatoes new
81 Is to 81 % per dozen, as to quality
strawberries 2i6 81 It; hlackberries
2fb SOC; ~mspherrie3 , ID 81 90; Dam
sons 2tt CSC; lima beans 2lt 81 80;
cove oysters llb light GOc; DO lib full
weight g5ca$1 90; string beans 2ib S5a9Uc.
s~uccotash 2b 81 O0aSl %; early June peas
81 sal 10; Frenchpea !5c each pineapple
81 81: go~a.cberTics 2th 30ca$l o.; IN
Fayorite Salmon, very fine, IL 10: %to
sweet potatoes 81 70; BIB pumpkin s. o..
WOODEN WAEE-No. tabs So 0Ui No.
3 s. 90; No. 3$i 90; 2 hoop paii8 81 43i
, hoop s. 65; sup 81 20; single w~ashhoa7dt
81 50; double do. - So iue Grim? douh's
de-. g rs; single = so.
FRrITs-New PruDes i!a52; Rlisius,
sjeaImcd Valencia, &C. Layer Odora, o.;
h.i,es, new dry PEACHES, sc. Lcndon layer
raisirs 80. T5a3.GO; Loose husCatc.s. 800
t. 30.
OIL-Lard, extra western strained SEC,
carbon, 11G, 74c; carbon, $50, Sc; white
miners best winter Sc; white miners
4S to 49,.
~6vGAEs-Cut lHel Sc; Cubes Sc; Fruit
powdered Sc, Ordinary powdered he;
Granulatcd Standard 74c; Standard Con-
fectiou,r'sA tic; Standard Grocer A &c;
Pearl White 4 &c; White extra c &c;
Ohio Valley &c; New York c 5ic.
CoFEEE-Grecn Coaae-Fancy Golden
Rio 22c; Tancy Green 2Qe; Peabarry o.;
Choice Green 1910; Prime Green Zoe; Ronst-
ing grades 20c; lava 96c. Roasted in pack
agas-OAiC Valley 2ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
LIVE STOCr.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, January 10.
The cattle market this week Wa slow
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hoy market was hisk, with prices
the same. Messr5. iud5tH X Bnyha
furnish the following quctItrrs:
Caitlo-i,O 1a to :, IuJ lhs 4tust, 3 ,ic
per ID. soc To 9GUlbs. 3fa34c. 10y d.; TO-
to 500 los. 2!a3c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 5lj!c per III.
Lamhs-GOOd at 4G5c per Il.
Calves-3a5c per j..
Sheep-3 to 43c per III.
New York.
New YORK, January lO-Be"vc1-Re-
ceipts 49p head; nearly all for expectation
and ]Slauyhtcrers direct; no Ia&TEet for
becvcs; market steady for dressed beef ut
Case Tor poor to strictly prime sides; no
experts to.day, but $50 beev5s, G3O sheep
and =, 2lG quarters Of blef 70 eat to-mor-
row To days cable from Liverpool re-
ports q dull mRrEc. for dressed bgcf i! &c
per pound.
Sheep-ReceiDts 1910 head; trading
nominal and prices unchanged; sheep
quoted at 4d5!c; lambs 5Ic.
Hoga-Receipts 4. 500 head, all for
s!aughtercrs direct; nominal values - 40a
) 80.
Chicago.
Chicago, January 10 - Cptue--R crin.s
T.. he'd; shipments 3 uHG hcGd m"ra.'
weak; extra s. 2525 80; u0o& -jrcra IS 90
a. 90; sioCkeis anj feeders :! vuti 10;
cow, bulls and mixed 81 1885, Texas
steers 50 G0a& 60.
Foye-H"~oipca o.. O0O hCa' shipments
1880 head: market strong. 5.'e' higher;
mixed 8 iJa5 -; heavy - 61a5 95i light
s. 9OJ5 10; >Eips 81 U0"i -
Sheep Receipts 4,uHn rl,.j; shipments
LOCO head, marEe! firm; DaiiEes - I3a
> 90, western $ic1sl -; T'Nang > i5a
3 81; llmbs 81 raaa -.
Esst Liberty.
EAsrLIRyEII, PA, JanuarylO-Cattle
Receipts III head; shipments l52 head,
mayke; strong at yesterdays prices.
Hogs Receipts 1,4OO head; shipments
500 he9d; market very dull; rhiladrlPliAs
= 70&5 80; mixed 81 4Oa5 10; Yorher3
s. &5I5 a.; common to fair g lj45 25;
Pigs 81 5Ol5 90.
Sheep-lacaipts 5000 head; shipments
$500 head market Gull and q shade oil
from yesterdays pricee.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSATI, O., January 10 -HCra-
Quiet and easy; common and light 81 Goa
; 30; packing aud butchers s. 35g5 20;
receipts $500 head; shipments 26O head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CuCiSEATI, January signs Of i'm
provcment were manifested during the
week in an increased demand and a better
feeling as to values. Receipts Of stock
were no. equal to the wants OF the trade.
Among the important sales waF a car load
OF last driving horses, which was shipped
10 Philadelphia. Prices we're firm, as fol
lows: Driving horses, $i5Oa2:5; draft horses,
$~l75a225; street car horse, $!oDsl25.
Mules, agci 1 TO & years, =! 70 lG hands,
$l&5al5O; - 10 Is! hands, $l15aI3j; II!
to Is hands, S96lll5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
BESWOOD.

Two G@z.as VINO INDUCED in a fight
al.tt II O'Clock Saturday night, bad q
het-ipg Yesterday. They were muicted
epra 10 the extent of - a.d costs.
A., ferry float broke loose from her
mr.rjus- and Gritted away yesterday.
several hnnting parties will tramp over
H.. west Virginia HIS to-day. Failing
&, .... auy game, they will stop at some
s..,l. country store and bay it, OF prevail
upr- some rural syor,smeD to part with
l..,. aa they viii have something to confirm
a., ,g.ay Of their ~ proves with the
rid.
Some parties trying to effect an entrance
,rssrg'3 laat week 10 the residence Of Mrs.
C.r;. were frightened by a couple Of the
hna trrE.
N- Gr, Clements has returned from
rrtishuig.
N.r. ]. Uealry, . we'll known citizen Of
Columbus, OHIO, Is visiting his father on
Min street.
w. j.. O'Br'rn is suffering IN attack OF
pneumonia.
!. Kontz has been idle three week,
4 c.asr q iellou on his right hand.
5 lal from Wheeling was up for viola
g (. tr the WHu'.'w 's-'I uFGlF1EtH. lie N3S
/ i, "a xl and cast.
B.tnelsmi's boat house iI0ajcd oil
par.O of AIcMechen street IS gayly decor
/ a'.j with fruit aus
Drrulv Sheriff Alex. Dorsey was up
,-,,, ,Er Ca-mtv seat YESTERDAY.
4 nranliry 81 jrirt wood was caught
". -crdav
.f- I-r,, R;ttwcger and wife are visit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
f7UR~.
Wheeling.

WHEELING, January ~.
No ] black skunk 1OIs0c; No. , do 5Ga
60y; little striped skunk 25a3Oc; long do
lOal5c; No. ! Raccnon 5O1TGc; No. do
25aa50c; No. 3 do 10a15c; No. ] mrskrat
lOal3c; No. l oppossum l5a25c; NJ. = do
l0al5c; No. 8 do dal0ci mink, 20ai0c; red
fox g0Ca$l CO. gray fox TasOc. The
above prices ere for prime skins only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. K.

Departure Of Trains from Wheeling. Eastern
time, Schedule in effect November 9Th, ISL.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, so
r.. m, $40 p. IN. and 1000 p. II. daily, and HIS =.
NJ. daily except Saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and 81. louts, $50 a. IN.
daily and HIS .. m, daily except Saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 2:i5 a. H..
Sunday only.
Express Tor Washington, D. c., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, $40 n. IN. and 5:15
p. III. daily.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, $40 aud
$50 a. m. a. M. and Gas p. N. daily, and 500 C..
m. daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from ST. Louis ana Gin,
CinnHii, 500 a. m. and 6ij y. m daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAIL.
more and Washington, L. C., 1850 a. m. and 1865
p, m, daily.
For Columbus, $50 a. N daily, and Ills p. NJ.
daily except Saturday, aud 225 p. m. daily ex'
Ccpt Sunday.
Gas D. IN. daily, aud loss d. m. daily except
sunday. %
For Fiusbnrg and Washington, Pa, 500 a, IN.
and zoo y. m. daily. ESPrcss, $40 a m, las y. m.
daily except sunday. additional way train for
Washington, Pa, SIC p. N. daily except sun
day
Trains arrive nom PiIts0urg, . 10 Il. III daily,
and 1915 ,. m. and 6:1p N. daily except sun.
day, and ll:l0p p. N, daily except saturday, and
2iO a. III. sunday only.
Trains arrive from Washington. Pc, 500 a. u.
daily cxcep. Sunday.
For &oundsyille, l2Oe neon, daily except sun.
day.
From Noundsvile, lao p. IL, daily exceII
Sunday.
For Grafton, 3i5 ?. ~. From Grafton. Ia
&. N. daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $50 a. N. From CTmOcr
land, $50 p. IN. daily except sunday.
For 81. ClRirSville, $50 n. IN. and 200 p. II
aad 5:45 p. m daily except sunday.
From 81. CiaiIsviile, $40 4. m, and lao and
SIS p. m daily except Sunday.
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p. m, Saturday nigk;, returning arrive at l9l5
p. m.
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residences on Oricrs len AZ Ticket OAiCc, lDl
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'SEIH}LE y,


New York, January 10 Petroleum
was devoid Of excitement and less interest
was shown tham At a;y time in the past
three weeks. The opening was strong At
gTtc, but ai,e. the hrst few minutes heavy
selling for the ives; caused decline Of two
cents. Part of this ln.s vas recovered On
q rally, but the market sagged Of again
and closed weak Mt 95hc. Sales 3,22i,000
horrnI1