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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

that coal has been found In this town.
Farmers are expecting large yield
OF corn. as the crops look very prom,
ising
Rev. Dr. Tudor OF Richmond. preached
two excellent sermons here on the 18th
and 18th OF this month. We hope he
Will soon be among us again. for he has
made many friends in our town.
Miss Sadie Grimes. Of Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Alice Walker. OF
this town. LEFT this morning. much 10
the regret OF her many friends.
Miss VI. Bessie Walker Will leave this
week for harrisburg, y. C.. 10 take
charge OF a private school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
UNUSUAL DEMAND FOK WOOr.
Americans DO Not Conhne Their Pur.
Chnses 10 Gronsies

LONDON. Sept 20.-At the wool sales
yesterday. l2,4i9 bales were offered There
was large attendance ana diffuse bid
Ding. showing a widening and increasing
| deAHdud. Ihe home trade especially OBJ
Grated with more spirit the tone was
! teAcIaII! Tincr and prices hardened up
! tp the full improvement noticed Tueslov
! OF cross-breds ana mernOs there was "a
large supply. and a general desire % pick
! up cheap lots was noticed on the part Of
| nome ana foreign buyers. Though the
| nulk az the Offering was more suitable for
/ IN" nome trade. the Continental purchases
We're moderate. Lots suitable for Amcr-
! ga are stlll poorly represented The see
/ lection of good greasics or scourels is
| very moderatc. hence American purchases
| We're limited. IL Is being gradually dis
covered that the American demand is not
confined as hitherto, To good greaei.s
food scourcds are also picked up when
ever suitable, and. i'm fact. any cheap lots
whether Tor clothing or carpet purI,OS.-
VIII be- absorbed. This development was
unexpected and materially Wilens the
prospect
Messrs. Buxton, Ronalds q Co.. wool
brokers. who conducted the sale. rerort "a
brisk competition I'm merinos and cross
nItdS. "hlch are from par 90 per cent
ueaier The Improvement I'm the better
classes ls most pronounced. The sales
nave been greatly prolonged. owing 10 the
recent reno telling OF the salcsrOO.n rem
dcilus the place less familiar 10 the II,-
ets The same firms trade circular SAYS.
The interest attaching 10 the changed
circumstances or trade. owing TO the aLo-
htGn OF duties by the United States has
attracted "a large attendance. and CONNIE
utlon IS ialry active. Merinos are cen
orally nrm, both Australian and Cane -
Good Hope. and Natal being fullv 40
july S closing prices. Cross-hrale orc
IN good iemand. the deeper crown min
I'm the sellers favor INNS
Mcssrs. Wclmuth & Schwartze say
thal compared with the CLOSING. nri.as
ID July, Aus >r2llan woods are from mar
10 D. per cent. higher This is move
notlceable in cross breds than neriuos
ape oi Good Hope and Natal shows no
quOtable change -''
Will FIGHT WOOL RULING.
WASHINGTON, u. G.. Sent o)-Tho 70
cent decision by the Board OF General
appraisers at New York ON snbrd'ia !
N, ot lne new tariff act which proyides
i"I we rates OF duty u be collected an |
.IiHHui"Ctures or animal hair and on |
shr,p wool, Will be contested A. t1o |
. cur by IN" importers. The wool nor |
'Hl OF me schedule does not "a irto |
rncCl uhtl January LIST. the Mckinley |
rates prevailing I'm the meanwhile H.,
porters OF manufactures OF hair cont'1r
thdt they are not subject 10 the Limit
tloh OF ume expressed in the new tariff
dtl Tor manufactures OF WOal go
, me Board Of Appraisers. however
nav l,keu Inc Government side Of tho
contention. and have decided tho, az
MAJ mar Is In effect wool. and. therofo-t
cannot until January 1st next. come mo
,.ls 1o.hlry al the lower rates o. dufv
PROVIDED under the new tariff bill.
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j. STORY OF an African Farm"
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kiAG AND QUHAN NOTES
~oes' 's'n struckin wslksrtou--
Gosstp.

EN- ON, VA. Sept. 20.-Special
The drought was broken here ON No."
day by heavy fall of rain rh. 81,
Was saaIy needed. as all of the vegetab ias
Nearly nave dried up. and springs Tia,
never were known TO give out have al
most stopped running. ""'e al
Mr.. Carter Roberts, NJ thts r,.a a.
oorlng an artesian well. passed throueh
va" VI coal This Is the third time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
4 CdKGO Or IAPH4LJ.
A sticky substa ihat /. Imported for
our Roads

The asphalt barks from the West In
NltS are about the only vessels Outsid
uie cOdstlus schOOucrs that ever lavO
dsAihstOn with d Visit. Two o. then
are j. ING on tie warf az the foot Of New
hampshire avenue, and are well WORT
! "a visit
Down in the hold the cargo looks Tx,
| the edee Of "a dead lava field. black an.
scanned and app areuty as bard as rock
! but the hardness Is deceptive Break IN
! bushel %; the pitch ds n is known
| u the trade. and pile tie fragments or
! Top oi the big asphalt field w.iDn an.
! ne whole OF the lower deck and by a.
! morrow morning they WOuI q sappcar
| sunkcn slowly back into the parent mass
! IRIS SLOW running quality MAKES the
| cargo one OK the most detestcd amlng
| the captains IN tho island trade for when
| The snip has been listed over 90 port or
Starh"ud for coupe OF days While
running before strong wind the
whole cargo viii quietly sniff over ana
have 20 be- broken W and trimmed back
10 IT'S proper position 20 keep the ship
on even Keel.
Trinidad the island from which prac-
ucaiy all the asphalt Of the worlj is
now drawn. Is d british possession IN tn
West Indies. Ii was che OF the little
spots OF terra nrmd against which COL
umbus ran, when iu 1915 he pushed his
explorations farther westward IN search
of that mariners pkantaSm., the north
west passage. The island was then IN
HH"tl'" '"''IA Hf 'dIih9t VIII anu
Nar!.ke but Withall intelligent. race not
Unlike ihc NOUh American lrdtanS. peCu-
Jar IN their language. which. Ike the
'hoctaW OF our own western tribe, has
ne~n mastered Ny irW n any white men.
Tor many years the island remained
neglected. dependency Il Spain with "a
constantly dwndlng population. mostly
natives and imported negroes. In 49, 10
passed mo the hands OF the British
government ami h9s remained an En5-
lIen colony Since
There are but TWO towns OF Importance
on the island Port Of Spain and san
Fernando. These 1--we mostly by their
iur0rfs the r,let rroguction. OF tho is
land beyond ITS oNu ucccssitle, being
- 49,.
e.. i.r.. i,', =, tnas mo-, ,',,. ~ .,,'..,T,
10 ,,. ,oriil,,,..' ~, 10 lo1s ~ NJ
i,uo,it.h d. a.. sam, i,,,.i,Ye bnt 80.
,,,'t,tt, az o., - 80 -.
~ al. -
M , ,'t'oi. ,',,,,,..l l-,,,,.,, ,,,,,,'.,
80 T,,,l,.r 80 d. tl,rt,,oi t,
~, L.,r b.,.,.',.., it.,,.' o, -,
even, ir,..1t.I
So. 80 ,t. ..-.....,, ,,.~u,. .,o .,,,
'JiI' 'l '"' 'i'SIi'dt var ina are sun
I" bc louhd among me Island people.
'ut lhty are Iapdy disappearing ana I'D
'"'il pace j. no." seen the importer
.ooIy. ne CODY trade, Mhich was ORR
; 'H',"S InSi.lulr1 10 Iuihlsh cheap labor
fi'y pti,'a ions "as III loriner tlints
'I i"lr d7sIh,c To the Islands ana par
"ok OF more than all the horrors OF the
african slave trade. THOUSANDS OF the
nlscibI" ASHtic- We're sacrificed ID the
business by the greed ana lnnumauity |
'i the masters VINO brought them over |
If labor contract. nor one in hundreJs |
# them ever nye1 to return nome |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

CANTON. MISS. Sept 2O.-The deadlock
continues IN the seventh district Demo-
cratic convention, Colonel Hooker lead
ing with II O-l0o, out Of total OF 30.
a proposition To allow the question 10
be settled by county primaries in October
was defeated by - 20 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

BIG BIG STONE GAP. Sept. oo.-Genera,
walker spoke here to-day 10 a crowd ~
s xoout I@, nearly one-half OF whom We're
W. r. Addison replied to his speec,
aha scorched the General unmercifullv
~ nas been great day for Democracy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

,COLMNES NEIL. TEN, Sept. o.
W bile in wagon going - Warren yester-
day afternoon. g.. X. Edwards and George
Inllen Colored We're fired upon from
wards was killed and Pullen badly
wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
ANOTHER Murderer Hanged.

FORT SMITH. ARK. Sept 2O-John
jail yard here this afternoon. The execu-
ti1n of Alex. Allen ind Marshall Tucker
ga MOT take place. having been stayed.
Poynter, aged nineteen murdered VIII
Lam Boiling ana ia. Non der Yer christ
mas Eve. 1891. iu the Indian country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
now HE CLUPs srANp..
GAMTs tCHEDrLED FOR TO d.

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO DAY.
Boston at Louisville.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Baltimore at 81. Louis.
Washington al Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
Dnse.Ball News

The rooters are glad at the prospect OF
JAKE Wells being made manager OF the
team next year. He is an honest PLAYER
ana q gentlemanly one. He will also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-Philadephia expert
mented with two left-handers. Scheible
and Johnson, and the Colts simply saugh-
tered them, winning the game In the first
inning. by scoring ten easy runs. and
driving Scheible out Of the box. Abbey
pitched his first game for Chicago since
July, and did excellent work. Attend
ance, l,022. Score:
Z. II. T..
Chicago. ...........lOO41O10 3l-20 10 I
Philadelphia. ....1 O10OO10l-f SIS
Batteries Abbey and Schriyer; John
son and Buckley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

II rev drops OF vinegar be added 10
the water In which eggs are noached ma,
VIII set more quickly and perfectly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

CLEVELAND. Sept. 4-The Senat0rs
played Ike a lot Of scho0l-boys to-day
making eight errors in seven innings.
Half Of their runs were due 10 bases
on balls by Wallace. The game was
called on account Of darkness Attend
anCe. 80. Score:
H. II. +.
Cleveland. .............3 . 3 Oh -
Washington. ............3 o | 4 5
Batteres-Wallace. Thomas and Zm-
DoV1 and DurdgIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21
RUSIE rs ONLY MORTAL.
THE PITTSBLRGERS HAMMER HIN
OUT or THE BOX
And the Giants are Badly Beaien-The Bos-
tons Win Through Luck From tho
CoIonsls-The Other Games.

PITTSBURG, PA. Sept. 2O.-The pres
ence or Manager Mack. Of the home
team. to-day. inspired the boys TO better
and victorious effort. The Pittsburg team
put up decidedly good article Of ball
hitting luckily. and succeeded in bringing
Rusie down to the size OF ordinary NOR
tals In the sixth inning Rusie was re-
lieved by Clark. and for some indehnabie
cause Carroll was spirited away at the
Score. r. H. +.
Pittsburg .......1SOO1122x-lO i
New York ......0O0010 020- ~
Observation-Disclosures and Mack; kusle'
Clark. wilson and FARRELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-21

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 2C.-LoIis-
VILE put up a good game TO-DAY ,r..b bng
errors In the third inning which .et IN
three runs Even after that Louisville
shoull have won. but suffered by severn.
decisions Of Umpire Keefe. against which
there was a vigorous kick. Attencud,"Ils'
Louisville .......1OO1O1OOO-3 6 .
Boston ...........O o 3 o o / % o u
Batterios-Inks and Cote; Nichols ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02
PRODUCE

Nav YORK, June Flour, receipts 32,-
400 barrels; exports II, 500 barrels; sales,
g. 800 packages; market weak and neglect
ed Wheat, receipts, $500 bushels; eX-
ports. 80, 800 bushels; sales, 4,O15OOO bush
els futures and 1900 bushels spot; spot
weaker; No. . red store and elevator. 5it4
a55l4c; no. red, June, So 'sa56Bc, clos
inC at 564c; July, 51S Sc closed al
51ssc; August, 5Slsa5SSsc, closed al $3.50;
September, 59-s a6o'sc, closed at $3.50;
October, so ,a6OiSc closed at 6O5sc; De
cember 625S a6S 5-l6, closed az 63isc Corn,
receipts, -, 500 bushels; exports 1850
bushels; sales 1000 bushels futures
aud 100 600 bushels spot; market weaker
and lower, June, 422Sa4lC, closed at
$3.50; July, 10 S-l6ai3 s C., closed az 434C;
August, +3iSatic. closed az $50; Sep,em-
Der closed at 44Ac Oats. receipts, So
2U0 bushels; exports, lS,S00,0JO bushels;
sales, 10000 bushels futures and 81 coo
bushels spot; track white western, 43a31c;
track white state, 46a+5c; June, 1895 a4UC,
h.OSeC at iOC; July, - Z as &C, closed al
SSi5C; September closed az S2C. Hay,
quiet but steady. Hops, quiet. Hides,
dull and weak. Wool, quiet and steady;
domestic fleece lJa35c; pulled, 2Oa2Sc. Cut
Meats, steady Lard, lower: western
steam, s. U;June, 8 O5; nominal, July
s. o.. PORK, firm. Butter, steady.
Cheese, easy; State large, Sa913c. Legs,
tirm. TauOw, steady; Petroleum, steady;
United closed az size bid. Resin, firm;
strained common 10 good, 81 SEAL 37is.
Turpentiue, hrm Rice, steady. Ml!sSSes,
about steady.
CHICAGO, June July wheat went 70
below Ced rock today, touching 81 !c and
closing I Sc lower than yesterday. Fine
weather, weak cables aud free selling
were the depressing factors and the price
went weSyily down with very few reac.
tiOns. July com closed Sc lower; July
oats "a C lower and provisions at Sigh,
decline Flour weak. Wheat, cash No. =
spring 53Et e; Ne. spring So &c; No. .
red $50 tC, June 535s a54c; July 53S a552.c,
closing at 55Sc; september 56'e ass C.,
closing 81 So, e. Corn. cash No. -, 3sisC;
June 81 a8t, C, closing az 81 NC; July Sc +
aSSlsC, ciOS.nE az S>-sc; Septem Der 3S}S
aSS7sc, closing at 3cSsc. OATS. cash No.
= S4@c; S4a34%C, closing az $3.50; July
81 L a3l}ec, closing az 3i9,c; September
26]5s37, closing % e.. Rye, Nc. >. 4Sc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. June Cattle, receipts, $500
head and $50 head of Texans; shipments
$500 head; market fairly steady and
closed 1Oc lower; prime TO extra native
steers 81 19a4 50; medium 50 SOa4 90;
others, So 25a3 20; Texans - 60a3 S..
Hogs-Receipts, 27,5OO head; shipments
1000 head packers purchased 1000 head
market &C lower and closed unsettled ;
rough and heavy 81 25a4 so; packers aud
mixed s. 60a4 rs; prime heavy and butcher
weights 81 SOa4 s.; assorted light 81 7Oa
-.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head ;
shipments 1000 head; market dull and l5c
lower; top sheep 81 25a4 40; top lambs
s. 15a500
EAST LIBERTY, PA, June l. Cattle
Receipts light market steady at unchanged
prices prime 81 30a4 60; good So 9Oa4 TO-;
good butchers IS 6OGS so; bulls and stays
- UOa3 90: fresh COWS and sprinRers $50 0Ua
40 90: veal calves "a OOa4 so.
Hogs Receipts, light; demand, fair;
market. steady; best Philacelphias s. Goa
> %; best Workers 81 95a5 90; common to
fair Workers 81 S5a4 90; stays 50 50aS -.
Sheep-Supply, fair, six cars on sale;
market, slow at unchanged prices; extra
IS S0a+ 90: good s. 55a3 20; fair > 60S3 POS
common 81 OOa2 90; lambs s. 5Os5 20.
CINCINNATI, o., June Hogs, easier
at 50 75a+ 30; receipts, $500 head; ship
ments, 600 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02

Mess Pork. cash ST. so; July 81 S31;
September Sll 92@all 9l;4,- closing at
Sll 92l5. Lard, cash, and june :" az
July s. 20: September s. 50. Or rs IN
changed. ReceiptS-Flour, l2,OOO oai Iels; :
wheat. is. 900 bushels; corn, 3Sl ,OOJ push
els: oats. 80. 600 bushels; rye, oOOO ousL-
els: barley. II 600 bushels. shipments
Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, $4,000 olsoe!S;
corn, 259OOO bushels; oats, 25t ,OJg oushe!s'
rye, 1000 bushels; barley, 2.OjJ oushels-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Flour, dull
aud unsettled Wheat, weak ana unset
tied. declining %Ialc; No. red, juno 9o53
assoc; July 6l5a56%c; August pa aot?C'
Septemrer 5Sa5Sl4c Corn weak ueGlln-
ing &c; No. > mixed, June 421sa2Z%4c; July
42s[a43c: August 4319a4fc: Septem per
44a44l4c Oats, weak, declining &c; 10
2mixed 4l15c: No , white 4!55a42%lc; \ O..
white 43c; No white June 42a43c; July
49, a43c; August 35}5a36hc. Butter,
steady; demand moderate; fancy western
creamery I7c; DO. Pennsylvania prints and
iobhing 1Sa2lc. Eggs, tirmer and in good
demand fresh nearby he; do. western
1216c. Receipts-F'lOur, 5.24O barrels aud
los sacks: wheat. $500 bushels; corn, S.OOO
bushels: oats. 1900 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1O4. 500 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
els; oats, 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Mp, June Flour, dull;
receipts $1,000 barrels; shipments 81, l43
barrels. Wheat, weak; spot 55$I a56c; July
SOL a56I%c: August 57a57Lc; steamer NO.
. red 54JSa52$ic; receipts, 1870 bushels;
shipments, 33. 440 bushels. Corn, dull;
spot 45c bid; month 444c bid; July 1870
bid; steamer mixed 423a42S4c: receipts,
1867 bushels; stock 81, ia bushels. Oats,
steady: No. white western 44a4419c: NO.
mixed do 42s43c. Rye, dull; No. 2, 55a
soc; receipts, 220 bushels; stock 950OS
bushels. Hay, quiet and steady; GOOD 70
choice timothy $l4 50al5 90. Butter, steady
and firm; fancy creamery lIalec. Eggs
firm; fresh 1910. Cheese, weak.
TOLEDO, ONO, June Wheat, lower
No. 2 cash 531ec; June 53sIc; July 5l1Sc;
August 55$sc; September 56ssc. Corn,
active and easier: No. cash and June
3S11; No. 2 yellow S918c. Oats quiet ana
steady; No. 3 mixed S6c bid; No. white
37I5c Rive, dull; cash soc. Glover seed
dull and steady; prime cash s. 80; October
81 IS bid, g. 75 asked Receipts-Flour,
500 barrels; wheat, q, 600 bushels; corn,
5,UCO bushels; rye, 500 bushels. Snip
ments-F Flour, 1000 bushels; wheat, 1000
bushels; corn, 1900 bushela; oats, oOU
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels.
CIxcINNATI, o., June Flour, in better
demand and steady. Wheat, stronger;
No. red 53c; receipts, 100 bushels; ship
ments, 1850 bushels. Corn, easier; No.
mixed 4lslc. Oats, easy; No. 2 mixed
3gJ5a39}6c. Rye, duh; No. 2, SIC PORK,
in light demand and barely steady at
Sl2 80 Lard, easy at s. 60. Bulk meats,
easy at s. so. Bacon, barely steady at
a. 50. Whisky, in moderate demand and
steady; sales so barrels at 81 10. Butter,
in fair demand and steady. Sugar, easy.
Eggs, stronger at lie. Cheese, steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES,


BALTIMORE. Negotiations are in pro.
gress for the establishment OF several
large woodworking factories in west
Virginia along the 3. & o. railroad.
Recently manufacturers from New Eng
land have Thoroughly examined the tim
Der resources Of that State, and report
that as soon as satisfactory arrange
ments can be made for closing up their
business 10 New England, they Will
move their factories South They have
been for some time purchasing lumber
in West Virginia, shipping Il TO New
England, aud the manufactured product
is sold 10 the South and West.
WEsroN.-Arraugemeuts are about
completed for tbs erection OF large
tanuery here. The gentlemen who rep
resent the proposed works are thorough
Is experienced in the tanning business,
and will enter West Virginia sufficiently
equipped 20 start one OF the best tan
neries 10 the South.
PIEDMONr-A wild man was captured
in the Maryland woods near here. lie
was absolutely naked, ierocious aud
half starved. He Is hopeleSsY insane
ard will be placed in an asylum.
PARKERsBUEG- Work on the new
stone church OF the Presbyterians will
be begun next month some time. II
will cost from S25, 600 to $50, 600.
PARKEusBUEG - Company L West
Virginia National Guard will camp two
weeks In Wirt county. The State has
furnished the tents.
BEIINGrON. This place has excellent
pros poets for securing several large In
dustries This season. Many new build
inRS will be erected.
MARriNsBURG-E J. Myers, OF Han
cock, Md, fell from freight train on
the b. & o., was ran over and killed.
KEysER-The contract for a $4,000
addition 70 the jail has been lett to j. Z,
FredIock, Of Pied meut.
HARRIsvIILE-Fiity bottles Of beer
were stolen and consumed here one
night this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, June IA
strange romance comes from the Stale
asylum at Agoew. Nearly a year ago
q bright appearing young woman Civ
Ing her name as Miss Evelyn LeOnore
BallOu MiIls-Evans, was arrested here
for swindling fashionable boarding
houses and maid and nurse
who had trusted her. She was
twice taken before the Board Of.
Lunacy and pronounced sane.
A police magistrate then pronounced
her guilty OF the crime charged and
sentenced her 70 six mouths impriSOn-
ment Ia the house Of correction. Then
II tranSUired that the woman had q
wealthy brother in Sacramento and an
other influential brother 10 New York
who is connected with the great house
OF Tiffany. They promptly interceded,
HAD HER PRONOUNCED INSANE,
and she was removed from prison TO the
AgnewS asylum. There she strangely
encountered an acquaintance OF her
girlhOOd, j. A. BeardSIey, who was en-
Ployed as ca attendant az the iustitu-
zion.
Now Bsardsley and Mrs MilIs.Evans
are both missing from the asylum. One
resigned his position and the other es-
capped. IL transpires, too, that the
woman has secured a divorce from her
second husband, mechanic named
Evans, whom she married 10 San Fran
cisco. and that she is now the wife OF j..
A. Beardsley. Their present where
abouts are unknown. The Ballou fam
fly is we'll known in New York. j. A.
Beardsley is the son OF former New
York banker. His mother now lives az
White Plains, Y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS

HATHORN WATERING have large stock
Of this celebrated Mineral Water on hand whica
~ are closing out At reduced prices in order 70
make room for other goOts. Put up IN doL.
2 dor. and idoZ packages
SPRUpEL WATER-Ths King Of Mineral
n aters from Mt Clemens Mish- A pure
wholeSome water, unsurpassed Is beverage
ard table watr.
KRONTHAL WATER - From Kroathsl
Sprirrs. Nassau Germany. Tbs Mineral VA
ter h {nstly celsbrAtsd l0r its excellent diEss.
tive Qualities, is also . refreshing aud dellcious
summer drink. either pure or mixed with frait
syrup. milk, wine or bran dy.
APOLLINARIS WATER-Froa Rkealsh
psnssia. Germany, in piRts and quarts.
P WELTY a CO..
Ills Main and ll2l Market SIrestA