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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. William Stitts and family desire q
express their sincere thanks 10 their friend
/ in the community for the kindness an,
sympathy extended them in their recen
/ sad bereavement. All was done tina kline
hands and loving hearts could do. bu
naught could stay the hand Of the de
strOyer.
Mr.. John MeHiz has purchased tn,
Cloudy property, on pike street, adjoining
Joseph Tavior's store. for 81 600. Mr.
Mentz intends tearing down the old frame
building and erecting a fine three-siOry
brick.
Mr.. johnson Brown received his com
mission rs postmaster yesterday and will
take charge about the first Of the month
Mr. Emmett futile. OF West Wheeling. will
be his assistant. Quite good selection.
Some time ago there was quite an en-
pense incurred in placing lamp on the
county bridge, over the creek on Morgan
street, and, strange 10 say, il has been
lighted only a few times.
The protracted meeting, now in progress
in the NJ Z. church. are increasing in in
terest, and since the last quarterly meeting
there have been fifty-four accessions to the
church.
Mr. Thomas Hays, who had one Of his
fingers badly mashed in the .Etna Mil, a
few days ago, is improving, and will soon
be able 10 resume his work.
Miss Ida Wolf, a former resident here.
but now of Uhrichsville, Is the guest OF
MIR and Mrs. Romig, on Whitley street.
Miss Jessie James has returned from IN
extended visit with friends near Wells
Vile, o.
DR.. Van Wagner is able 10 90 around and
expects to be soon able to attend TO bust
ness
Mrs. Edward Kinsey's condition is still
unchanged
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rhy,ioguomy Was Wrong.

..,,l.o.r and his wife occupied q
..-, Fl, ~ suburban train running into
-,.,.,g, q few mornings ago. ON the
0,.,os.-a Side sat "a man of commanding
.....-...,.,3 brow and thoughtful expires
.t1,.
.Whqt fine cUutcuance. James,
..t........l ,,.. wife. ..I wish / knew hi,
'.l.......
..Nr,~t.. b..- IA LAWYER" volunteered
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Cuc,Go. February "A fair amount of
steadiues was the first characteristic oil
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PRODUCE.

New York, February 9.-Flour, receipts
5000 barrels; exports 1000 barrels; mar
ket duh aud heavy: sales 5000 barrels.
Wheat. receipts g 600 bushels; exports
900 bushels: sales 2.Uti.NO bushels
futures and y, 900 bushels spot; spot mar
llet unsettled but quiet; No. > rcd 81 OBJ ;
,uneraded red 81 OOiia l0is: options weak
and lower; No. red February 81 10; March
81 Ogl. al Oqs{, closing al 81 Gi3l; May
s. O5l5al G6i.. closing at 81 O6l4 June
81 039l July 81 COZ; August @lsc; De
cember Csc. Corn, receipts $500 0ushelS
exports 10000 bushels; sales '2O,OOO bushels
futures and u, COZ bushels spot, market
dull and irregular; ungraded mixed, 63' q
G5c: February 623c; March 6l14c; April
7la,c: MAY 81 aG0c, closing at 1910; July
.5qitc Oats. receipts 5000 bushels; eN-
ports 1000 bushels sales $1,000 bushels
futures. and 81 900 bushels spot; market
dull and weaker: February y sc; May
Size: spot No > white 53c; mixed Yves
tern 5la54c: white do. 5iaii2c; No. Chlca-
SIC. Coffee. steady. Sugar, fairly active
fair refining SC; centriugals 96-testo $c'
{ Sic: extra Z 5i5c; white extra I 3'sd
sc: yellow Sic: of 4 ., &C; mould y
80 <c: standard 4 g. G.: confectiOners' &c
crushed. cutloaf and powdered, regranu
lated and cubes -. as. C. MOlasscs, firm
Rice. firm. Petroleum, steady; United
SOC. Cotton Seed Oil. steady. Iallow
ouict and firm Resin, steady. Turpentlne
9uiet and steady at Ale. Eggs, steady
western 94s,c Hides, firm. Pork, dull
old mess ~ 2jal0 -: extra prime - oV'
-: new mess $40 5Oall >. Lard, lower
and active: western steam = %, {; Feb
ruarv y ~: March - %; April, ~ %
Nav - Il: July - 3d. August 81 ~. But
ter. firm; western dairy llalsc; do. cream
ery lGa26f5c. Elgin 2'a2' &C. Cheese
strong: Ohio flats .alOc.
Cuc,Go. February "A fair amount o
steadines was the first characteristic Of
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FROM New losN. Phiiateiphia sr4 Bs.t...o,,.
o - a M and y % ,. 70. AM % % b. u. t...s.
cept sunday.
grafton Accommodation. i2.4i 49, '...
Aeundsyiile Accommodate. SIS d. on. .rI
u 20 p NJ. daily, and s. % daily. elcept Seaa. r
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February Cattle. receipts
II, 900 head; shipments 5000 head; market
dull: extra steers s. 9Oa5 20; common tC
choice . 5Oa4 -; cows 81 4ja3 80; stockers
= 25a3 -
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
1900 head; market steady; rough and
common S330a3 81; packers and mixed s. a.
AZ -: prime heavy and butcher weights
- j0a3 ~. light y 40a3 30
Sheep Receipts, 600 head; shipments,
1850 head market steady; westerns - 4Oa
{ 80; natives = coal -; Texans s. 20.
EAST LlBERTl, PA, February 9. Cattle,
receipts . ,O65 head; shipments 800 head
market, steady at last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head; shipments
4. 300 head: market slower: medium and
Philadelphias - >5a3 %; fair TO best York
ers - 1Oa3 -; common 20 fair Workers
- G0a3 20; pigs y 90 a3 go.
Sheep-keceipts 100 head; shipments
/ 500 head; market. strong at last week S
prices.
CiNcrNNATI. o, February Hogs
i'm lightdemmd; common aud light, - 23a
3 40: packing and butchers, - GOa3 -
Receipts, 300 head; shipments ,9N
head
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TRANs-OHIO DIVISION

TRANS-OHlO DIVlS-OE
For Chicago. 7.5J and ~ 10 o. - srt i...
p. on. daily, aaiiy, except sunday
Cincinnati EXPRESS. Z 80 and % la "a. o.. l..t
SnH "+pp IT.. except saturday. ADD 2.sI su
sunday Gully.
columbus AccoInuodAt!ou $50 g. no.. ,rr...t
sunday
>. ClAiFsvil!e Accommodates. 70 a. m ,..
i:D p N, except Suud.r.
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hounesyile Accommodates. s.l0 ID. On.
cep' sunday ant s.3) B. % ar .rc,pi Foods.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK. February o. Petroleum opened
strong on reports of an arrangement beinl
entered into between the Standard Oil
Company and the Independent producers
Lima oil was advanced &c on small pur
chases. After advancing a., Pennsylva
MIA oil reacted &C. and closed firm. Penn
SYLVAN oil opening and lowest and closing
1Qisc. March option opening aud loves
79c; highest NOi4c; closing soc. Lima on
opening and lowest 23c; closing aud highes
pc: Total sales 10000 barrels.
OIL CITY. Pa, February 9.--Petroleum
opened at - e; highest 50 e; lowest IS &c
closed at sue Sales, 10000 barrels
clearances, 10000 barrels; runs, -, -
barrels, chartears, 1905 barrels; ship
ments, i,3S2 barrels.
PIrrsBURe, PA, February 9.-Petroleun
strong and higher; opened '94c; closed "a
N0Zc: highest S0'.c: lowest Ni4c.
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ToLEDO. O, February 9.-Wheat, dull:
and firm; cash 9sc; May 81 002<; July
a3i5c: August 90a(c Corn, dull and easy {;
cash seize Oats, quiet: cash. +fc Clover
Seed. steady; cash and February - -;
March, $50 ipts-Flour. - barrels
wheat, 3, 900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
clover seed, 100 bags. Shipments-Flour,
800 barrels: wheat, G0JO bushels; corn,
5000 bushels; oats. G01 bushels; clover
seed. 3nJ bays.
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Continual dropping wears
away the stone.
The continual breaking OF
lamp-chimneys costs a good
deal in the course Of a year.
You can stop it. Get Mac,
beth's pearl top or pearl
glass. You will have no more
trouble with breaking from
heat. Youwill have clear glass
instead of misty; fine instead
Of rough right shape instead
of wrong; and uniform, one
the same as another.
You will pay a nickel a chin
ney more; and your dealer
will gain in goodwill what he
loses in trade, he will widen
his trade by better service.
pi,,sbu--. GRO. A MACBETH = Co.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
4, administration Of the estate OF the late
Fidcl Mayer. will oiier 10 private sale until
FEBRUARY ifrH 1881

y administration ui lHr estate nl tNN lN"
Fiic' Mayer. will offer 10 private sale until
FEBRUARY lfrn. 1891.
the follosius described real estate. but if uo'
sold before that date. will oii at public sale on
ihc premises.
Part az lot Ne. ia conveyed 90 said ride
Masrr Ly Mary Luke hy deed daiod November
l>t. 4. D. l,'l,. aud recorded iu tac oh of ih'
CLERK ui thr County Court for Ohio County
Wc-t Virginia iu Decd B1os NO. 90. page, $40.
aud 353 being the undivided oue-fourih part oi
Dot number on. hundred and twenty-,iN i2ti iu
,uuarc number eighteen u.s. no thr Ola town of
Wheeling aud situated on thc east -iir oi ih'
market square iu the second ward OF thc Cats
of Wheeling aud bounded as follows. Begin
min. 40 tine southwest corner oi the said lol
numbered one hundred aud tWeniysN llhl
thence east on south lur of said Tot one hun
bred aud twenty l9U feet tu the lime oi the alley
iu the rear ui said LOT. thence parallel With tl,
line OF said alley north sixteen and one hali
fl6tsl feet. thence west parali" with ihe south
line 81 said !ot one hundred and twenty ltu
feet 10 Market ,trret. thence south sixteen and
one-half l6ii feet o. che place Of beginning
toee .hcr with all ihc apuftenauces thereto o"
longing OF iu auywi,e appertnining On me above
named property. JOaLfH NFEluEL'
,a9lrawi Administrator.
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/ al Stts.
/ GOyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
/ FOurs Registered ............. l2O
| Four Coupons. observation-disclosures. 800
/ tours-and-a-half, Registered ........ lOl5.
| t'ours-and-a-half, Coupons. ........l 03
Pacific Skies of i95. go. ...........lO 100
STATEs-Dull ana steady.
RAILROAD Fairly active: sales a, G6j,
SrocKs-'rhc Post says: "The early Lon
don prices for American stocks were lower
this morning and London was thought to
be selling some stocks, but the London
market is now so bare Of the speculative
class of American securities that all of that
kind likely 10 come from there would have
little effect on a market as strong as this
appears to be. Almost the only feature of
the situation which now Obscures an i'm
pOrtant rise in both stocks and bonds is the
uncertainty about the possibility of some
bluuder on the part Of Congress in regard
TO free coinage
Tho stock market to-day was quiet, but
strong almost from the opening 10 the
close and while the improvement In prices
was in all but few specialties confined 10
fractional amounts, everything traded in
felt the strong tone and the Improvement
was general and fairly uniform Pacific
Mail was again advanced upon favorable
sumors in regard 10 the shipping bill, and
at times ST Paul, Union Pacific, Rack Isl
and and Atchison led the movement among
the usually active list. North American
became a feature later in the day and
scored material gain. The movements in
the rest Of the list were confined 10 small
limits and the market, while closing dull
and firm 10 strong, was only slightly
changed from Saturdays figures. Sales
PA. SIS shares. Quotations closed bid:
Adams Express, l45; American Elk
press, lis; Canada Pacific, i3i4 Cen
trail Pacific, 2gi4 Chesapeake aud Ohio,
49, do first preferred, 5lSi do second pre-
ferred, 81 Chicago and Alton, 100; Chica-
20. Burlington and Quincy, S15s Delaware
and Hudson, l39. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, 1897: Denver and Rio
Grande 1855; Erie, 2Oi; do. preferred
d, Fl Wayne, $50; illinois Central.
%: Lake Shore, ll3i. Michigan Central,
$50; Minneapolis and st. Louis, 4; do.
preferred 9: Missouri Pacific G1t4 :;
Northern Pacific 2S; do. preferred 129s !;
Northwestern, l0SjS; do preferred, 1879;
New York Central, 1903; Oregon Trans
continental, lS&; Pacific Mail, 3's4 4;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, ISL
Pittsburg, $50, Pullman Palace Car, 1874;
Reading 49, Rock Island 1Oi. st. Louis
and San Francisco, -; do. preferred, -;
10. first preferred, 81; st. Paul, 51ss {,
To- preferred ll2l. St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba, los st. Paul and Omaha,
y DO preferred. 81 Texas Pacific, IA ;
Onion Pacific, 10; United States Ia
press. Is: Western Union. SIS.
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REAL ESTATE, STOCKS And LOANS
GEORGE s, OTTE & Co.

Real E,tat. Bought. Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given % COLLECTION ~ Rents.
Vs. OFFER the following valuable property "a
sale.
Three Building Lots. l50XiO0, corner Forty
fourth aud Jacob streets VII De- sold hy hali 90
mll lots, VIII be- sold cheap
Two-.t0ry Frame House. new. four rooms
lot s5Xln. 80 1919 Wood street 4 bargain
Building Lot jOXlO0. corner Thirty ninth au,
McColloch streets. Cheap.
No. Efs3 Jacob street. lot 5yl01 ALLEY corner
new house. thsre wears old. in excellent condi
tion. contains siX rooms also wash house DO
rear. Gail early fof bargain.
Address. og cali on GEO $ OTTE co.
del3sat. Tu.Th--b CITY Building.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, February 9-The trade in
dry goods was without animation. There
was no change or new feature in the mar
/ ket. though the tone Ia some directions
seemed rather firm. especially on Southern
cottons aud print cloths.
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DOR RENT


Possession at Once.
No. 300 Chapline street three rooms.
No. Ohio street, six rooms, frame.
No. ZsOO Eof St. storeroom and dwelling.
No. 2ll7 Main street. storeroom.
Siorerosm y. W corner Zane \ \. Broadway
Storeroom on Tweniy-hrst IT., near Main Il.
Possession April lst.
No. 2Q0S Chapline street. five rooms.
No. North Broadway, five Rooms.
No. ~ Thirty first street, u rooms. modern.
No. - 5. Huron street, si1 rooms and batl
room,
Dairy Farm u acres on Glenn's Run.
Nc. - New Jersey street frame six rooms
No. 81 Ohio street. three rooms second hoor.
No. 81 Ohio street. three rooms FIRST floor
No. POO Main 81, brick - rooms. large yard
No. 29OS EoiI street. brick. la'ge yard.
No. 1889 Eon street frame. six rooms.
No. 2l63 Main street, four rooms third hoor
No 1852 Main street, storeroom and dwelling
No 1914 Market street. hne Office rooms.
Stable in rear Of Is Fifteenth street.
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Qnr Sale nnS 9pr 33ri,i.
TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street.
Seven Room House with modern improve
ments. 81 South York street.
Six Room House, 40 North York street
Five Room Brick, drst-class property, W
Huron street
seven Room House, with all modern convent
ences. lo5 North Front street
Eight Room House with Bll modern convent
ences, 100 Virginia street.
Four Room House 9626 Market street
Seven Room House. q South Penn street.
Store Room with Dwelling. 1921 Main street.
Two Rooms, 80 floor, 1923 Market Street.
Dairy Farm, within one mile OF this city.
Three Room Dwelling, los Virginia street.
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots in Old Fair Grounds
and Gilchrist addition from $3.50 up
Building Lots corner Market and Thirty mn
streets, 251l20. 200
Fine building sife on South Penn west side
Your last chance.
rine building site on North York street. oppo
site Capt Thos Princes residence. 81 feet front
90 low water mark
The eleven room brick house. with stable 10
rear. on northeast corner Twenty-siXth and
Eof streets. s3.7O1.
Eightroomed House. No. lS5 Zane ST., full lot.
6OXl20. Si.OOO
INVESTMENT-Th Property At l65 I67 and
1852 North Front street This is good PFC perty
and Will pay well on money invested.
FARMS.-Seyeral good farms, suitable Tor
regular farming, gardening aud fruit.
e.. o. SMITH,
1893 Market street, over Wheat n Hancher's
Jewelry Store. ia2seAd
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~ CESTksI STkND,RD nst.
SlEGnnGgIvanid Lines
& From Br4doonor. e..,,.,,
From Bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland AMI pItt.frf. .
road leave Bridgeport fof piu.lurp.
and Cleveland. ID y. 90. For ptfI.f.. .I .
a. m Fog chicago ana Clsytiaat l.
For Pittshlfg and New York. ga u rt
Stouhenyiile. $50 BOZ.
Trains arrive no Bridgeport Ats Ou a. r...
A. NJ, T. Do D. w, 4. ~ 2 a., ana o.. B.
On Saturday. rnly-lof Fast LNr. .,'
p m, from Ea.t Liverpool n .l2r.ri
FROM WEBBING STATION.
Trains via the pilflufg Cincinnati ar.
Louis Railway Pan. Handle Route. .eatr N...
INK, Tor Stcuhruyilr plYshurg and .r
6.s0 a. m r. 3 q. DO. 3 ~ b. m.. ana $50
For Columbus. Cincinnati. luiiauEpo.I aO.
Louis $50 o. ni. aud iO g. M. fCf ....
and Chicago. H. q, p M. Ifar. arrive at a
ing NJ - a. m.. iu.Ou -. m.. q o. D. u.. Don.
p. N. Trains leaving ~ q sl f. m tui Ir.. ..
~ $50 b. "a. ruu solid between WLr.I..- ..l
Pittsbafg. Al ,fAius daily ercepi Sun.a.
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Irnnl 3intices.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
~ the County Court Of Ohio County. State
Of West Virginia.
IN the matter of the probate OF Che win Of
Jane hughes deceased.
Til, 2lst day ol January, A. D. 1891. James
Boycott filed his petition asking Tor the probate
OF the will of Jane Hughes deceased, and 10 APP
pearins by said petition and an affidavit filed
h,Icin that Annie Hutton and John Hutton, her
husband. Ellen Boycott and Emma Beck and
John Beck. her husband. are non-rc>idcnt- Of
the State of West Nirgirif. 20 is Therefore or
dcrcd that the aforesaid parties DO appear with
IN one monti from thc lr>t publication hereof
and do what is necessary 60 protect their inter
est iu This matter.
Published the first time January p, 1881
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
JAMES u. ROGERS. Attorney. la2loawt
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The NIefnI Market.

New YoRK, February "copper", quiet.
Lead. quiet ~ =: 80 Tin, duh out firm at
so TO-
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Baggage checked tlroast to l,.fH.u..
tickets
W. }. ROBINSON, Gcural r..srn..ri
parkcrshurl. v Va
Al DANDY, Assistant Gtu.Y r..
Agent Pnrkersluff. N 81
&c. TOMLlNSON. Fai-ri-.r Agrees NI.
my. " iA
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD On and after Monday.
prcem oer i,t. lse0. trains viii run as follows
CRY Time.
Leave Wh.euns. Lsays Elm crow.
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3lbeeliu9 8r9ister
6ruuclera O5uiSP.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
y OF TRAINS-ExPLANATIoS or REFER
ENCE NARrs. sDaily. rSuuday excepted tMon-
lsy excepted sSunday excepted. Saturday
accepted saturday only. sunday oulv-3o
Meridian NOV i6. 1921. Wheeling tine, which
Isl one hour earlier than Central Time.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a2 lie Per Cent.-Governments
Dull aud Steady-Stoeks strong-FlOur
Quiet aud Wheat steady.
New YORK. February 9.-Money on cali
easy, ranging from to > per cent; last
loan at , per cent; closing offered at ~
per cent; prime mercantile paper ja1
Sterling exchange quiet but firm al 81 SOL
al Sfi[
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AlfsihE.
From Pittsbufe, il.O0 n "a daily. De- ~ D. ...
except Sunday, SIS and i0.S p H.. ts.'s. at.
g9 a m, sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. 50. r ta...
except Sundsy
CHAS. q. S-rLL.
General Passenger Agent Baltimore.
J y LANE Wheeling Hfr
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quo RIVER RAILROAD.

- CENTRAL >lANuAEn NINt
Direct route to Marietta. parker,h.r. b. .rf
Pleasant. Huntington. Ashlatl puif-n. ...
and Cincinnati. Also M. Charleston. Chiffon
/ Forge and stanton. Va. and LrAu-'.n ...
Louisville. XIV
Time Table effective January li. l-af
Daily. tDaly excerpt SUNDAY.
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FOR SALE.

Fine manufacturing site on Jacob street. be-
low Forty-eighth street, just south Of Marshall
county line.
The entire square bounded by Main. Twenty
fourth and Tweuty-hfth streets and Alley Il.
.U0Xi2O feet.
No - Nam street, i've rooms brick, 500
RINEHART & TATUM,
f,6 No. 1914 Market Street
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AREVE

For Pittsburg, 5.s5 and .sla q. aud .1,f
m, daily, and % b. in., daily. except Snr.rf.
Washington Accommodation, b.S B. m. a
cept Sunday.
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ACHE

l-E l1.l 1m Snail graa
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Rutirpnns.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO Raj.

III = = IT ="
Al Wheeling. Easter
tine. Schedule iu eaer.
January ist. 1891.
MAIN LINZ EAST.
For Baltimore, Piiialri
phia aad NeN Ncr. 10
- &. no.. 3 cJ B. fa.
CuEb-s.all Accom-
dation, 20 a. &C. s.
except SUI day
6rcftcL Ace. .rrrot.
uou' I'D , pa i.''y, I
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-02
Pomona, December l, 1891.
Method of Sterilizing Milk.

To kill all the bacteria usually found in
milk-and there is always wonderfully
great and diversified army of them-it re-
quires to be heated few minutes at about
224 degs. +. A special steam sterilizer is
necessary to attain such high tempera-
ture. The same effects may be obtained
usually by boiling the milk about thirty
minutes. Heating few minutes between
15S degs. and l76 degs. is sufficient to de-
stroy temporarily the energy of large
number OF milk microbes, including sew
eral disease germs, but does not kill many
of them, and is not, therefore, sufficient as
preservative means. This is the temper
ature (about 167 degs.), the application of
which is known as pasteurization.
The archaeological World, authority for
the foregoing, says that it is not only to
destroy disease germs that sterilization is
indicated. Indeed, in infant feeding it is
chiefly to prevent the irritative action of
acid produced by microbes or germs of all
kinds, whether truly milk ferments, patho-
genie bacteria, or organisms harmless I'M
der ordinary circumstances.
Milk coagulates, acidifies, under the in
fuence or vegetative phenomena of various
ferment organisms. The acid produced
has the most baneful action on the delicate
stomach and intestinal canal of the child.
Sterilization of fresh milk destroys the
property of the germs before any acid is
produced by their process of nutrition.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-02
STORE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891.

our holiday booths and
mess epete with
all kinds OF books including Juveniles adapted holiday
velocpedes BICYCLES wagons toys everything
We are not negecg oc
hold furnishing goods We have samples prices
and can serve youjust as well time
We have moved portion our mnerv
rooms temporarily Where stationery will
some line OF plush goods including albums
choice collar and boxes
etc., all very elegant and suitable for holiday gifts
Our silk hndkerchif
fusion and at all from exquisite
departments both for our silk and linen handkerchiefs
every portion the huge
heretofore devoted goods
partmen located opposite department In
that have materially especially
novelties and anybody dress
and suits that sold formerly
in like proportion
We have sale today and
ials last fine line of plain yard
4Oinch alwoo plad and striped dress
4oinch al-wool sat yard
Solid goods warranted all wool M
5Oinch alwool the
Being for unloading
25c yard You will
less than former prices We making this
enable to show goods with the beginning
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-02
THE ANAHEIM DISEASE.
1t Destroys Thousands of Acres of
VINEYARDS. N

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Vineyards.
Clarence J. Wetmore, of the state viii
cultural commission, has returned from
trip to the southern part of the state,
says the San Francisco Post, where he
has been looking into the damage done
by. the Anaheim disease to the vine
yards during the year. The Anaheim
disease is one that has thus far baffied
the most expert viticulturists in their
endeavors to determine what the disease
is, its cause and remedy. 1t was first
discovered in Anaheim and North Po-
mona In 1884, and since that time,
according to Mr.. Wetmore's calculations,
it has wiped out 10000 acres of vines,
including the greater part of the South
ern California vineyards. During this
season the damage has not been so great
as in the past few years, as most of the
vineyards have been destroyed and there
remains smaller field for the disease to
work in. The wine crop of Southern
California this year will be very small.
No vines are being planted, most of the
DESTROYED vineyards being replaced with
walnut groves.