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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- Estite Of AzunAH q FNHcuLD
The underigned, having been appointed ~
| the Hon Probate Court Tor The Distffyt ~ Man.
chester Comuasstonars, 10 rec, ~, eIamipe, aud
adjust al elaine and DEMAND. ot all pessou.
| aRatrN the estate Of
AZubAh O, RalIohild late Of Manchester
IN said District deceased and all claims eIbibit.
| ed n Offset thereto, hereby give notice that va
vii meet for the phfp0seg aforesaid Al the store
Of Gone 4 ssflEt Manchester village 10 ssd Msu
chester on the eth day Of Jnuc BcIt, from zen
O'Clock N until O'Clock IN Uu said DAY aud
hat sir months from the bih day VI December
4 u 1893, IL the Tine limited by ssit Court
for tAIn creditors to prass.I their olstms a. u.
for examination and sllowanoe "H
Dated 81 Mauc hester this l2ih day u lie.
combrr A. D. 1893
CHARLES X. BUCKLiN, ic...,..
AaaH nLOHnL O nuHLnA Comts-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

The Beet sslvc 10 tie world for culs
bruises. sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheuu, Fev.i
sore', letter Cbsppsd Hands. Chlblsins
Germs, std all Shin E'nptioDs. aud pos
lively cures Pile Or 90 pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction
or money refunded Price 20 cents per
t0 For saIs BY J. n HAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
A. l.. BOWEN,
SOUTH DORSET, VERMONT,
AUCTIoNEER
AM
Real Estate Agent.

Alto maker and t'hbcr IN picture flames iurni-
tufe npholtt rUt aud fcpsirt Mpudg thu lead
Nnc, copper, bTsss Mtet and dealer 10 psluto.
OIL yarnish, hard oil. putty, glAss ts.ass cut 10
s,zo, usthv, &e. Also panicr, s,suor aud
paper hanger, Taps loathor aud rubber boots
b. new WucOHs. Cleans sewing u aghmcH Ar.
Files skws. clSudes and sells the beet machine
oil, makes colder, and huI o all kjuds tho very
beet Doors, biluds Fud windows lifted aud
carpenter work Zone. Real ustste bought aud
sold aud transferred ~ agent 10 TACT, II Won
want anything done that Il IL hard 60 dud ~ ii
10 do, drops mo line aud viii DO the rect,
n Is, / have durin The proseut crisis bought
at suction aud pitvslo sale large lot OF picture
names and other goodr 81 tboat Que bAf the
sguiar prices and an giving my customers
the adpnisge Of my lqck. dvpdH new aud cau-
not DO replaced, Address
A, l. BOWEN, A1nl Lop.t, VI
Dc mber 18Th. 1898 - 3lIiw
| LIBERATION NOTICE TN. ;. 10 'hvo nuucs
hat have given my sou Merritt Wide
awake HE ttme during the remainder Of Lis nj.
minority sud shall claim none u hH ,AfntuEs
and Iay 10 a. bts OF lbs contracting after his
date
south Dorset, VI Dec a0th, lsDi, q,
3i3s GILBERT NtDfhWAkt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

-tma,nt n,u,Iion empcratic Platforms.
We would lee glad to give all Of Senator
uor-Ilt'v speech tut eau o1l quote what
be asys on l,lf rns:
Daring ell the pfeser ger cr,tiou mod,
cru Democracy bss been prolific in qgeer
srf laliorms, never right even by mis-,
take, aid each one dying MI wed before
the bfth Of ITS qIifarn lal successor 1t
give ne azure t. r sous from oblivion
A. IA specimen, their platform OF 1872,
decorated with the CHAMP ion Of protec
ti1u. Hotscc Greeley, So presientlsl can,
didatr, which declared on account OF hon
est differences Of opinion with regard to
syst ms Of protection and free trade, We
remit the discussion Of the subject to PEG,
pie ~ their Congressional districts and
be decision Of Congress thereon, wholly
free ir N Executive interference or dicta.
nou. I tariff platform bsntling Of 1892,
whether to be uureed OF sttangled by En-
ecuUse interference, seems fated to be-
come hot less mCribnud aud nnsavory in
1896 than any otLtr Of the Democratic
platforms uow moulderug il tae tomb Of
The CsI uleDs,
Some radical change Of til, taull Is mp
posed TO be- imminent not because the
prosperity Of tie countr, drman Is 1t or
o,n be thus pfomo,ed bnt because the
rhaIsodirs Il "rryrnrV reform pads and
inh ,trs the Cuictga Democratic lltiotm
Ratktu oace said OF u sermon, "Ih,t 1t was
either human composition or Divine
m =, sage Many o's quipus psrtissn-,
fearful Of being called heretlc- or Of being
excluded ir. u the patty patronage pas
lare, hastily accept the platform With ont
wby or wherefore ~ "a Divine mes
sage, bot the suLdry juvenile earthly
Democratic claimant, OF ITS suttorsbIp
eoocIusNcIy ". We that the proposed tar
uh for revenue only Wss not a square
loed synonym Of British free trade, hut
sholly hnuan "a hamsn composition,
aud put for at 4 time wien the gospel
Of the earliest Democratic inspiration wat
surrendered 10 the idols otthe uncrcnm,
cised.
The Democratic psttN 10 It, platform OF
l>14, deu,u.eed protection, With from.
bone rrltbet., as a fraud aud robbery, "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
.lOMMIshIONERS NOIICE.

EslAte u IAEtRU b. LAFfa
The uHdtrsiRnsd, having been appointed ~.
the Hoo. Probate Curt Tor ths District - Mao :
chrslef DsLU VI ynsfS t1Tt sslSs nnus sif'i
adjust all olaltas aud DE- nj sud- ~ ali Itfson.
against the estate u
FsfGnd = Dads late u Arlington
10 said D,sFitl dsustsea ssd al el.iBs - MATT
~ 10 oit..t ttrfslo, Lasty rive sadles L.t
o. al bpHi tor Do psiflSsts afDtsssld 81
he late fselllg house u u sdefsassd u iald
Arlington ~ ~ 9Hh lay - duv mai ifnu4
b y'ciocs o. hntii Oeiott y -ou ssitr dsy
ADD that iii months ffom he zd'i asy ~
Dsos inter D. lsJa s The tine iimfee BY s-d
CoBft Tor ssif creditors 70 present tbtif el.iui~
70 ne fOf sIsuaBstlon IHd .lIJrtbes
Dated ~ IfhngtDa tbis zzhd day Of Deesm.
Der A. u. 1855.
CTECs 0. HAED TT
sbu oE0hgE D, oaTsAs, VIA ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAIN TING

urhuhtertue sad furniture repaired ehesrir
ana duratty rtop A. CApnltfs blsetsmi b
step. Manchester Cshue.
.n AU0lsr kOWtR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
Report of the County Auditor
FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 3OrH 1893
Liza BIfITIES

County November 9rA 1893 s
srrs n7S m
90
aud y Or I g
d = awe
y
Treasurer hasTs ID Oh col
Due The n TI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

TIE Railway Age says that sine, dIn.
1893 rec ivofs have been appointed for
10 less than Il roads, with nearly q. 900
nil sof roid. al outstanding oouItd It,.
debtrdt o,s # almost S7tf 600 900. aud
capital stock sReregstmg over 1894 900,
ono. making alotsl Of almost 81 .2Ss 600, .
90 Of stock aud bonds from which all
f,tutus Or suspended With the certainty
that large part OF their value viii be
wiped out before the long ptocess Of the
court is "a ed. Ib.s il au Unprecedented
~ bad showing Twelve per nt OF the
entire capitalization Of railroads 10 this
country Is now IN receivers hsnds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

For The NEXT ten days | sill sell my slntk u
millinery ~ reduced rates f,t Hats At - ,ts
Fancy fsthersAt ~ sud ~ Gle
L. 4 SMITH.
Manchester Centre, Nov gHh, isll -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

Senator lloar, IN his keen anal ysl-, las,
week, OF Pfesident Cleyelsud's rtmsrksbl,
course 10 HaSsllau trouble, said. The
present PRECEDENT Of the Unitcd States Wa
luausutated on Saturday, Mar. The
neat day wss Sunday, On Monday, tL,
sth Of March, the names Of a proposed
cabinet were sent 10 the senate and W.T.,
approved. pui on The Eth Of March, su
AIl the eIcitug and Important questions
which al Iucu ulug Administration may
deal With, Hon Mr. Blount departed OF
bis mission 90 secret mi,so4, on ,
mission OF shIch neither the people Of u,
United States n,r tue cougr Tor lLe sen
ate bad any oticlal luiorma lol INIT MOI
day Of the Present week @ not tlInt
any Intelligent man can doubt the pur
pose 10 DO tlls thing Was formed befor,
either the resIdeut or the Secretary OF
Stat, came into office. aud before either oil
th,m bad ,ileiSl access to the sfcuIvea
Mf. Blount Vas sent to Hawai- Tn,
que,tioo Of the legality Of that proceeding
IL squs.tIcn = hlch II Is thy duty Of II,
Senste 10 understand and TO deal gIlh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

The sou4slloa Of Wsyue MaeYeag l.
g. be smba tssdor g. LAZY ~ss. without =
~otn q protest promptly confirmed by
the seBste Il orly remuk male Sas
isoau0as ooe by democratic senator
1t sss. u coure. necessary 10 cooarm
Mr. MsoNessh Ga the ajog, said the
sentt3r. go that be could be fastened to
the democratic party before he got into
tame otter political organization.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
Do You WearGlasses

z So hero ID opportunity va.eh Is not cheu presen
Gcna5uu Graduated OptIcIau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

lu l193, the DIXIE Of Kent, father OF
Victoria, passed through Vermont 10 as
sume the governor genelaIshIp OF Canada
says the ST. Albsns Messenger. 1t was
before the day Of the railroads. and the
old stage coach generally stopped Tor rel
iresLmeuts 81 the bon Of shoemaker
10 BtookGelj,by the name Of Prde, When
When shout 10 leave, the duke saucily
Kissed the shoemsket's wife, who showing
ugus q rascnlment.bs sootAiHgly remark
ed, Yoa can tell your people you have
bad II d honor Of being kissed by 40 EGG
prince. Winch being witbessed by the
irate husband, be arose as be vas passing
ont, aud Kicked him into The street remain
kipg. Yon can 90 home and tell your peol
3 le you have been Kicked oat toou by
Yankee shoemaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Trial Of an Orphans Home superln.


The trial OF Rev. John Dinglay. super
intendent Of the Wernle Orphans Home,
a joint Ohio and Indiana institute, SUP
ported by the Lutheran synod, began at
Richmond. Ind. last evening. He IL charg-
ed with cruelty to inmates. So far the
evidence has been damaging against him.
and the case is being bitterly contested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
DIED.

R.ssrrr On Thursday resru,r, 4 1904. q,
brother e, q 81. Isaac Bassett In the seventy thru
neral G from mn his late residence. No. ,o1 EAs,
capitol street. on SATURDAY fe'r0Ar' A. :"
ens and On paiafu illness. Which she bore with
patience ana csE;iia1 ieT.i,sds MI: NAB IA
dsnss,sp os M.ry n and the isie Wni,an Kil-
S %slf OF mary A'' ''' '' ~
Beautiful toiler. thy work all does.
God gtyeth thee rest
Rest from ali sorrows and watching Al fsaa.
Rest through Gods endless wonderful ysAn.
At home with the best
II was SO sudden. white lips said,
But God knoweth best.
We know He watches the sparrows that fall,
H@nsnd' mother. sister. he lossis ,Sem an;
We can trust for the rest.
-, -. - =. -. -. -ee 49,,
street southeast SUNDAY eSens; reG Tl ~;
church; ilth street between y ana soathsss1
al O'CLOCK
pov-xs n. v.,-r.- q 1904 q, ,o.ss o,.,,-s N
m: MFs MA .s J. DOWNS In the nf'y-siath
neral from he. late r.sidssss, 4ss ssrsst
soutnwess st s'SS p n, eeoAy' fuoss' fse-
ruary y
hANDLEY On February 3 1854 pANM BOB
EXT. only child OF Jos and Bridget Handy
tnee Allen, aged one year, eight months and
twenty three days
Funeral from his parenss' residence. zee street
,,,n,.r,,
MAGRUDER Al Beaning, ID. c, on Thursoas.
February 1884, at 1o;ls D. m. ANN T. ..
MAGkUpEk' widow OF the late Fielder ma
Funeral win take place from me ss.issnc. Of her
nephew Seo, B. sheriff. on Sunday q S;0
O'Clock Relatives and fr1ends are Invited 10
attend
~ ,o,r
NAY. On Thursday, February q 1894 JOHN Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
Happenings of Interest on the Other
Side of Rock Creek

Side of Rock Creek.
At the meeting on Wednesday evening of
canal claim holders. representing nearly
$4,000. Messrs. Frank T Goddard. John
A. Dugan and Albertus Spencer were an
pointed committee to urge the Maryland
legislature to pass the bill of Mr.. Lamar.
which provides for their reimbursement
A statement submitted at the meeting
showed that the canal company's Indebted
ness for labor and SUPPLIES from 1883 70
1889 inclusive amounts to s55.s4s.os.
The Lnthicum students.
Next Friday the "Linthicum Students"
will give a performance at ST. Eiizabeth's
Asylum for the amusement OF the inmates
there. The affair is being arranged by Dr.
w. W. Godding. the superintendent OF the
institution. The students will be assisted
on that occasion by Mr.. 4. b. Hay, Miss
Marie Macnichol Mr. W. H. Conley OF the
Shakespeare Club. and Miss Mary Dashiell
organist Of Christ Church.
Mr.. Guy V. Collins OF the Students viii
assume the character OF Hopkins in the pro-
auction OF My Lord in Livery" one OF the
successes of the late Rosina vokes' roper
toire, 70 De presented on February 20 at
ODD Fellows Hall for the benefit Of the un-
employed Odd Fellows OF the city.
Result of n Church Protest.
Inc Dumbarton Avenue Church represen-
tatives complaining about the proximity to
their house Of worship of a restaurant Of
VIM. Mccoy. basing their right to object on
the law that prohibits the establishment or
maintenance OF saloons within 400 feet of
schools churches have had their EFFORTS
rewarded, II being understood that no re-
newal of license could be secured and the
saloon will close permanently tomorrow
night. McCoy's, by actual measurement, II
is said, has been found to be within 800 feet
OF the church.
Notes.
Mr.. ]. T. Payne. who has been very sick
the past week with pneumonia, is reported
better this morning.
A large and substantial wharf n being
constructed by VIM. W. King on Water
street between 31st and 32d streets 1t ex-
tends sixty feet along the river front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
The Treasury balance.

The treasury balance shows an Increase
OF 100000 in round numbers over last re.
port and stands at s124. 44O. l59. OF which
SOC. 32l .229 is gold and SOS. 1880 currency.
Reports that have reached the Treasury
Department show that the payments at
New York to the 9th on account Of bond
subscriptions amount to S41. 600 600 IN round
numbers. of which 81, 600 600 was paid In
gold and gold certificates and nearly slo.-
100000 in treasury and legal tender notes
q smaller amount than had been expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
BORN.

HALL February s. 1894, at l4l1 10th street.
Hall, q daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Call to the Greenbackers.

Geo. A. Jones. chairman OF the national
committee of the national greenback party,
has issued call to all who desire an i'm
mediate increase in the volume of United
States legal tender notes, commonly known
as greenbacks. and all who desire the i'm
mediate free coinage Of silver are to rect
in their respective cities, towns, villages
and neighborhoods on Saturday, March 8.
1894, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of
the Supreme Court legal tender decision
and to prepare petitions favoring a further
issue Of greenbacks and the repeal OF all
silver laws enacted since January /, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
FOurth-Class Postmaster.

The total number Of fourth-class postmas-
tiers appointed today was co. OF this num-
Der SO were to I'LL vacancies caused by
death and resignation and the remainder
by removals F. S. Chase was made post
master at Chase Wharf, Va, vice W. T.
Chase. dead. NJ. o. Meyers was appointed
postmaster at Keysvflle, Nd. vice A. n.
Forney. removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
ComprOmistng a stamp Gaze

Secretary Carlisle has agreed to compro.
mise the case OF John Ahern q Company OF
Alexandria. Va, who were charged with
falling to destroy stamps ON empty spiri,
packages and with using empty stampej
packages for the purpose OF obtaining spirits
other than those originally contained there.
in. Ahern & Company viii pay q SPECIFIC
penalty OF $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

IF YOU READ THIS You WILL HoT b
DECEIVED.
Good th,pr, hsv, s,vsys bssa eounssr9ssssd sna
imitsssd-srticlss without merit. never.
wsoautiopsd you last week s~sinss tbs Imitation,
Of Carriers LITTLE LIVER PrLLa
c.utaon-ssf for cARrKR's LITTLE Liver PILLs,
nsis. upon having C-A-R-T-E-Rrs. md - that ys'
estthem-
Don't forget the osution-dony Be dsosivsd
APosITIvE CURE FOB SICK HEADACHE
Small hu. Small Dosa emau Price
ocl6{m.v-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Half Price

For Fine SHOES is an offer too grand
rot to call out stupendous crowds of
purchasers
Not a damaged Shoe In the stock. All
are actually worth their original prices.
There's absolutely no time to be
lost II you want TO make the biggest
bargain purchase you ever made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
An Abb for CouRhlfu.

A large crowd gathered at the Coughlin
trial yesterday at Chicago In expectation
of testimony by the defendant Coughlin's
attorneys asserted. however, that he would
not go on the stand today.
Jos. s. Martin, member of the state board
of equalization. succeeded in establishing
an alibi for the defendant by swearing that
he saw Coughlin in front of the Chicago
avenue police station about 10 o'clock on
the night of May 4. when Dr. Cronin was
murdered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09
Assigned TO Stations.

By direction of the Secretary OF War. the
following named officers OF the medical de-
partment have been relieved from duty In
this city, TO take effect upon the completion
of the present course OF instruction at the
Army Medical School, and are assigned to
duty at the stations hereinafter DESIGNATED:
First Lieut.. William w. Quinton, Fort
Riley. Kan; First Lieut.. Thomas s. Brat
ton, Fort Niobrara, Neb.; First Lieut..
Deane c. Howard. Fort Buford. n. D.;
First Lieut. Alexander s. Porter, Fort
Keogh. Mon; First Lieut. William n. VIII
son. Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

Or lessen the number Of Shoe purchas-
srs at the great sale OF the stock Of the
AMERICAN SHOE STORE. Such bar
eains won't wait for fair weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-09

THE PERSONAL DISCOMFORT and the worry
of a constant cough and the soreness OF luass
and throat which usually attend II are all rene
died by Dr.. D. Jayne's ENpectotant. O safe medicine
for pulmonary disorders and throat affections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06

them In a sorry plight. The next race
was their oaly cnancs for self-redemp-
tiOn.
There they stood rubbing mascot
pocket pieces, crossing hagers at the
entrance of croSs-eyed man, and spit
ting over the left shoulder II lame
person approached them, and, in fact,
indulsing in all the antics calculated to
destroy the monster "hoodoo" that
had lowered over them all the alter
noon.
Now every follower of the turf be-
lieues that il any one can bring good
luck IL is hump-bac6ed man. The
door of the room opened and a fairly
wel-dreSsed individual entered. DE
was OF middle age, Greadfully stopped
shouldered, and che impression he gave
was that OF a broken-backed person.
The eyes of every sport were on him
and rush was made 10 rub the iavorlte
spot. One after another they smoothed
the mans back until about ten mad en-
joyed the treatment when he suddenly
wheeled around and howled out:
"See here; what are you fellows
doinR?"
why, we are only rubbing your
humO," answered the crowd.
Rubbing my hump, eh?" laughed
the man. That's DO hump; that's
only bunch of losing tickets"
just then tho operator sang out the
name Of a long shot Us winner OF the
last race, and the sad lot Of sports
wended their way 10 the streets, hum
ming the refrain of the socg made IA
nous by BILLY" Emerson, III we could
only pick the winner"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
New York Wool Market.

The market holds firm at the advance
asked week ago, and considerable busi-
ness has been done al the higher rates.
Compared with two weeks ago, sales are
making in fair way ct about &c advance
on grease woods. The recent large sales
have reduced available offerings, and this
tends TO keep sellers firm. Territory
woods continue TO show most activity, pres
ent quotations for fine medium ana fine
secured of good staple being 53a35c, against
30a32c before the recent activity. Inc
feeling is that if the tarif bill is passed
prices will again fall of, while il the bill
is killed the market viii Jump l0c 10 l5c
on secured woods. Dealers DO not look for
the latter event, however, notwithstand-
ing the present deadlock, and are usually
free sellers of those woods ODER which they
have control Foreign woods are quiet
but steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, August4.-The end Of an excit-
irg week in the corn pit leaves the price
sec higher for September and &c higher
May than those deliveries were worth ~
the close of the preceding week. The open
to-day was easy, but il recovered and be-
came very strong, winding Up al u Higher
price than the closing quotations Of any
previous session, closing AZ sc higher.
Wheat was inclined 10 heaviDess early but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
- q TT
Wheeling, v, VarSept3,4 ,5,6G7, "a
TELEPHONE 90.

Grandcr ana Greater than eve-. Twelve Trot-
ting. Pacing and Running Races. One single,
Double. Tribe and Quadrupic Parachute Leaps
from one Balloon b, Lady, Gentleman and
Two Dogs. Large ana inc Exhibit o. Live
stock AGRICULTURAL Implements. Farm Pro-
ducts. Plants, F.oWers Fruits and numer
sp.cinl attractions. Excursion Rites on all
RAILWAYS. Speed entries close August 9Th.
live Nfrc, entries clio" August &th.
address secretary Tor Premium List, etc.
tE0 H0Ch, serr' tary.
Reymann, President ly2j ID, "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 4.-Cattle-
run light and prices firm; prlme,H 5Ja4 30 (;
GOOD butchers, 50 5Oaf w; bulls, stays and
cows, - OOa3 90.
Hoes-Steady; demand light; Fhila-
delphias 50 25a5 30; best Workers 50 25a
30: common TO fair Workers s. 00a5 IS.
Sheep-Firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI, o., August 4.-HOgs, firmer
at 81 5Oa5 30; receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06

z tr4te -uAlts
The last race Of the day but ono had
been run and the crowd Of sports tia,
thrODged a prominent poolroOm stood
gazing at the blackboard in an effort to
pick winner 20 even them up on their
days loses. Fayorites at all racing
points having been BOWED over left
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
PLTRULEUM

New York, August 's.--Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil sales none; Sep
TENDER option closed at soc. Lima oil
sales none.
On CITY, PA, August 4.-Petroleum-
Opened at 1890; highest, soc; lowest,
195Ic; closed, SIC; shipments, los, ito bar
rels; runs, S6,14i barrels.
P1rrsBURe, Pa. August 4.-Petroleum,
opened at 1870; closed at 1890; highest.
7g9Ic: lowest, 1870. No sales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-06
DRY GOODS

New York, August 4.-The presence of
a few BUYERS this morning resulted in very
fair sales. These sales are largely added
to by mail and wire orders for duplicate
and new assortments. With commission
merchants and ioboers the weeks business
was decided increase on the previous one.