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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25
GROCERIES.
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July "a, 1871
The changes this week in this market 10
report are very slight.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Neil Il Ellingnam:
SYRrr-Silver Drips Syrup pc; Fancy
DriDs 25c; &c addition IN half barrels.
New Orleans Molasses-Fancy i0c; Choice
3Sc: Prime 35c; Mixed goods, New Or
leans SIC: Bakers goods SOC.
Provisions - Schenk's medium ). G.
hams PIC; 20 10 average, none; 5. T..
breakfast bacon 1850; >. {. shoulders
SIC; city sides &c; ham beef l5c; ordi-
nary beef lSc; family mess pork $40 80.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces SIC;
Armour'S pure, tierces, SIC; lard com
pound, tierces, &c. The advance for
smaller packages over uerces is as follows:
Fancy tubs sc; 20 10 tins &c; 20 10 tins
&C; 10 ID tins &C. 3 10 tins Isci 10 cans
lc
CANNED GOops-3lb fancy tomatoes 81 90;
Hartford Go. standard corn 81 %; , 10
Honey Drop corn 81 IS; Pride Of Illinois
= 10 corn 81 20; California peaches 3 co.;
BIB Standard table peaches 81 IS; pie
peaches 81 20, 10 Deep Sea full Stand
ard cove oysters GOO; l 10 light weight cove
oysters soc; Acorn standard string beans
75c; , 10 can corn beef g 10; 10 can
Clipped beef 3 20; 10 can lunch tongue
IS 90.
WoODENwARE-No. tubs S. %: No !
$40; No. st 20; 2-hoop pals 81 %; 3-hoop
81 50; sapSl 10; single washoOards 81 50;
double do. s. 50; crimp double 90. 3 %.
FRUITs-NewTurkisn prunes. none; Raj
sins. Valencia, new, none; layer Ondaro,
new, none; London layer raisins 8 25; loose
muscatels 81 %; loose muscatels, IN bags,
80. California Orunes Si)rO % none. in
boxes. 50 10 90 none; do 90 TO 20, none; 20 TO
50. none; do 20 70 100, none; do in bags. &c
less: California evaporated peaches in
boxes, 13al4c.
Ou-Lard, extra western strained, 60c
carbon, 10. 5S{c; carbon, $50, DC; water
white, &C; Lewis Miners winter white oil,
4Sc; summer white, +Oc.j
SrGARs-Cut loaf. 5.54c; cubes, 4eSc;
fruit powdered, 4.9Sc; graduated stand.
ard, 4.1Sc; standard confectioners'A, 1900;
Columbia a, 4.4Sc; Ridgewood A, 4.4Sc;
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, July a, IoJ4. J
There are no changes to report except
ing that new loose hay is coming in slowly
at Sl3 per ton and new baled hay ga per
ton.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood.
IS GO; in paper 81 50 per barrel; Mime
haha in 8 cotton sacks, 81 %; Minnenaha
in wood, 81 20; Galaxy in sacks, 81 70;
Famous in Seeks 8! 50; Famous In wood.
s. 10; Spring wheat -four, in jute sacks of
14O pounds, 81 % per barrel; Pillsbury's
Best, in paper, 81 40.
GRAIN-Wheat, per bushel, 50a55c; ,oats,
SOC per bushel; corn, 60c per bushel.
FEED-Middlings per ton, Sl1 90; bran,
per ton, SIT 90; bsled hay, per ton, SIS 90;
loose hay, per ton, SIS %
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America A white. 4.4Sc. extra c, 4.11c, c
3. 9S; choice fruit sugar, SIC.
RIcE-Fancy pearl, SIC; choice pearl,
&c; choice domestic, &c; prime domestlc;
5s<c: fair domestic, SC; fancy head. SIC;
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio 2Sc; fancy green, 22c; peaberry, y &c;
roasting grades, 2O11c; Java and Mocha,
SIC; high grade, 25c. Roasted in pack
ages Arbuckle's coffee, 2279c: Jersey
coffee, 2279: Lion coffee, % 79c; Arrow
coffee, 22.79c; Panhandle coffee22.79c.
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PUBLICATIONS.
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS!

sPRUDEL WATER-The Kias Of Mineral
Uat.-s from Mt Clsn-RA Mich. A pare
wbelesons water, unsurpassed As = beverages
and table water.
KROSTHAL WATER - From KroathI
s1-i,Ss Nassau. Germany. Tbis Mineral Va
tsr IA Iustiy celebrated Tor its excellent diges-
Nv. sr.lities, is Also . refreshing sas delicious
snnner drink. either pure or mixed with fruit
swan milk, Wiue or bran dy.
s'IpoiTTSARIS WATER-Frsn RAelIsA
Pru.Sla Germany, in piRtS and quartz.
?. wELTY CO.,
IllS Main ana ll2l Market SErsstA
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Valuable Horses Poisoned.

WESTON, w. VA, July 24.-Yester-
day TWO valuable horses belonging n
Weed Smith, Jr., were taken sick sud.
denly and upon Investigation IL proved
20 be poison, they being affected across
the lOins and showing weakness in their
hind parts. During the night two more
were affected 10 the same way. As vet
none have died. but it is thought thew
will hardly get well.
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NI|N-I- y TT I-l1---
Mason CITY, w. Va, July 2l-NIiss
Martha, the pretty sixteeD.year.old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John HIND
ley, of this city, who left her homo
nearly week ago oStens.bly IN 40
some shopping after having lowered
her clothes from an upstairs window
the night before, has returned 20 her
home and will give no satisfactory ak.
PLANTATION Of her strange action.
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PLIROLEUM.

New YORK, July 24--Petroleum, steady;
no sales; August options closed at SAC bid.
OIL CITY, PA, July 24.-Petroleum,
opened at S9l4c; highest, $3.50; lowest
SIC; closed at 534c; sales, 1000 barrels;
shipments, 1l0,629 barrels; runs, 100000
barrels.
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Wool.
WHEELING. July q. 1894.

The wool market still remains weak.
Medium unwashed wool sells rapidly in
the country at l5o, ana buyers are unable
TO realize cost and are buying to-day at l3a
14c.
follows: Fine washed l6alSc, uuwashed
one-thrd off; medium unwashed l3al4c, me-
dunn washed l6alSc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money. Per t.-GOvernments, Dull
stocks, FIrmer-Flour, Wesk-Wheat'
Lower
New YORK, July 24-Money on call easy
at per cent, last loan and closed ut per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5 per
cent. Sterling Exchange, hrmer al 1855 a
4sgs. Silver certificates, 64a65c.
t,1yrnSNfENTS-DulL
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RAILROADS Strong.

RAILEOADS-StrOns
Sr0cKs-Tnero was marked decrease
I'm tue volume Of business on the Stock
Exchange 10 -day, but the speculation was
irmer in tone and there was partial re-
coverv Of the losses of yesterday IN most
instances, while ia some stocks q higher
range of values was established thau pre-
vailed before Yesterdays break. sugar
was a notable exception and lost the
greater portion Of yesterday advance
ON 'unfavOrab.e news from washington.
Atrhisou advanced y per cent from yes
terdav's closing, mainly on purchases 10
cover short contracts. CUlcago Gas was
raided early, but recovered before the close
and shows "A substantial ADVANCE. 1ne
general market was irregular on very lght
declines. out closed fairly nrm. 81 Pau.
rose &, Z. B. X q. 4 Northwest % WniIe
Rock island lost y and Pullman Is. The
bCnd market was firm TO strong. Sales
nj. g52 shares. Quotations closed old;
A-cbison. Is; Adams Express, $50; Amer
loan Fy,Dress 1875; Baltimore and ono
-lI-. Cauada Pacific % IS Central Pacific,
i6stt, Gbesapeake and OHIO, l6'S Chicago
a,1 AItca. i4O; Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy -. Chicago Gas, '4ss Delaware
60 F5udson. 1904, Delaware. LacSawanna
a15 Western. 1924; Denver and RIO Grande
~-sferred 2l5s,; Oistillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co. 49,. Erie, 1875; 90. preferred,
81. Fort Wayne. $50; General Electric,
S5i>, Illinois Central, gO}s; Lake Shore,
I2qi,. Michigan Central, %; Missouri
Pacific. s4s,; National Cordage, @Os4; DO.
rreferred. S5JS; Norfolk and Western pre-
ferrs6. l9is Northern Pacific, ~; co.
nreferred. l3l<; Northwestern, 1919 do.
preferred. IA; New YORK Central, ., 5 1;
New YORK and New England, Il; PACING
Mail. l45s; Peoria, Decatur aud Evans
vile. 2}k; Pittsourg, $50; Pullman Palace,
ISIS: Reading, l7ls; Rock Island, 0J5+ y
I.onis aud San Francisco first preferred
- St. Paul, 5S5S; do preferred rs len
pessee Coal ana Iron, l1Si; Texas Paclnc
81: Union Psciic, IS; United States
Express, so; Western Union, SO Wneei-
inc aud Lake Erie. 10; 90. preferred,
Al. , ~,
Mining StocKs-Band B, -; Cholor. %;
Grown Point, 80: Consolidated Can1ornla
and Virginia, 2IO; Deadwood, %; Gould
and Curry. 30; Hale and Norcross, 10;
Homestake, 1900; Independence, -; Mex
lean. 65; North Star, -: Ontario, '9J'
Ophir, $50; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
50: STANDARD, $50; Union Con-. 80; fe,-
low Jacket, so; Iron Silver, 10; QUICK
Silver, 225; 10 preferred, 1906 Bulwer, 10.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, July 24.-With a good num-
Der of new buyers in the market there was
much more inquiry extended tlau usual
on Tuesday, and the volume of new bust
nessswas fairly important.
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DlTALoCUE AID PAHPELET WORK
HaYlns tas Eosg cozDists eqgipusnt IN
hotk assaisery sae Material tss Hssg v ifgia
/. Prinn.g Ceag4Ey Are prepared - t1t n Ga
.rigt.ax o. tkit class IL tss MSs; GD prove
s.v;e asa IN the sssrtsst uns. Esiina tes ~
sEshss on lIplieatieA WksT flkeIhL
RIETIN9 GO. I7zs Isgkss strssL
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On Sunday train No. 3 will run 20 and NJ
. from Uhrichsvilis only.
For line card. rate II fare aud further in
formation regarding our trains apply 70 any
G.. L. 3 ". TICKET sgeBt or G. ;. Bslknab
Travelling Passenger Agent Nsssii-on. -.
J. T.. TERRY,
C. 2. and p. A.. CleisAnd. o.
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Tho NnntAI nI,rrar

New YoRK, July 81. Pig iron, quiet.
Copper, easier. Lead, firm. Tin, quiet;
straits $40 90.
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RAILROADS.
Leav, Wheellug. Leaye Bic 60

fDslly except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm. Grove
Etg:S3A NJ ana Wheeling &C 1871 p. N.
mans No. y s, "A aud - c5aurct Win terd'S
line Tor triad elphla hrrGic leaves Ig.acs-
paia !os Elm Grove ~ 500 A. M. 40 =. IN.
l. =; n n aad6i :. N. Dsiiy, except Sun
cSy's ana SATURDAYS herdic will connect VIA
;-AiH No. 81. leaving Wheeling 40 HOO p. m.
Sundays herdie leaves frisdtlpnia at9:J0 4.
n 1900 = m, ESQ p. m. and connects WITH
traias No : ttsrd 2s fro~I Nheeirc.
HE WEI, GERBER. Gen. Manage
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN d
L WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIME GARD.
EFFECTIVE July 1891.
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r Pennsylvania Stations.
NJ n -
Sls9nHSylv5nId hGesi
W rr,ins Run by ContralTirns

NTrk j TLIUH INlII y y
--..-,, OsrfCE A. FEassTLsAft. 'tAIlp' -
,y.T,n 81 FooT o. ELsvEsrH 5f-' hSshs
- wcLusE HoUsE. WrEtLfHa 40 ~
T.E PgxxsrLvAEfA sTArios. SiiDsLf'af.
sournHEsr System 70 "A'''- '-D.--
.D.lly tEIcsp; sgnssL
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

ArrIVA ala departure o. trans GA aud -fiss
~ ,, lteL kXFLANATIoS o. RErEaESrE
EAhzsi 'Daily; tSunaay excepted; -Moa.
cay excepted; saturday excepted; Sunday
enly; iSatassAy onIy. EasterR staAdasS TINS
Which Is oRe hour earlier than Central tllas.
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Rus.ia.s resrninr millions.

The population of Russia numbers
about 124, 000, 900 souls. These are
distributed In the following manner
In the SO governments of Russia in
Europe there are about SO, DOC, 900 in
habitants; in the Vistula country
s, 900, 900; in the Caucasus, 5000, 900:
in Siberia, 1850, 600; in Asia, $780,
600, and in Finland, 1850, 600. ~.U,
These figures are worthy of note.
The Russian army in time of piece
numbers about 500, 900 men, which,
compared to the population, is but a
small number. Other countries, such
as Germany and France, have already
more than l per cent of their popula
tons permanently with the colors
Should the car one day by a single
stroke of the pen choose to follow
the example of other European pow
ers, he would be in command of by
far the largest number of men under
one sovereign in the world. Lon
don Vanity Fair. II
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spain.s oyeronicared Army.

The legendary regiment that was
said to be all colonies is almost ri
vailed by some regiments of the
Spanish army. In the little expe IL
tionary force under Marshal Campos
at Melilla there are said to be no
fewer than 81 generals and 20 colo
nels. I'M Spain this is not thought at
all remarkable, for the commissioned
officers are really not much less
numerous than the noncommissioned
officers and privates put together.
According to a Spanish army list, the
number of generals in Spain is 203,
Of colonies 534, of lieutenant colo
nels 962, of majors 2,014, of captains
5,242, Of lieutenants 1876 and of sub
lieutenants 9,869. This gives a total
of 26, 400 officers out of an army
which, on the peace footing, mum.
bers only rs, O00men.-London News.
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On TIMETABLE
PETERS ResoIutioY To Investigate
Senator's Shelyed Pending Tariff
Legislation.
Blanchard Takes Oath as Success
sor to Senator White Of
Louisiana.
Call for the Convention of National
League III Republican Clubs Is
sned-Denyer, June 20.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The senate
S3 to ~, laid upon the table Senator
PETERS resolution calling for an inves-
tigation OF the statement that senators
had been interested pecuniarily in sugar
speculation, pending action on the tariff
bill.
Mr.. Blanchard, the newly appointed
senator from Louisiana, wal presented
to the senate at the opening OF that
body, and took the oath of Office.
Mr.. Dolph OF Oregon called attention
to q circular sent out by Harvey Spauld-
ing, d Washington claim agent, offering
to secured lands along the Northern
Pacific at q nominal cost. Mr.. Dolph
characterized this circular as a swindlinG
ing scheme, the grossest fraud he evel
knew.
Senators PETER and Gallinger of
fered amendments to the tariff bill,
which were ordered to lie ON the table.
The seigniorage bin was taken mp and
Senator Vance resumed his speech
against 1t.
The House.
WAsHrEGToS, March IL. Represents
tive Dockery presided over the hous'
In the absence Of Speaker Crisp. Rev
James Deliver, father Of the represen
tative from Iowa, delivered the invoca
tion. The District Of Columbia ap
preparation bill was given right OF way
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Cali For the Annual Convention at Den-
YER Issued.


Call For the Annual Convention at Den-
YER Issued.
CHICAGO, March 10. Tho official call
for the annual convention OF the Ma
tional Republican League will be is
sued from the national headquarters in
this city to-day. The convention will
be held at Denver, June 90, and will
continue several days. The ratio of rep
resentation will be six delegates at large
from each state and territory, and four
from each congressional district and one
from each college Republican club in
the United States. The following are
ex-oficio delegates: The president, sec
rotary and treasurer of the National lea
que; one vice president and n execu-
tive member of the national organiza-
tion from each state, and the president
and secretary of each state league, max.
ing four ex-offieio delegates from each
state. This gives each state practically
ten delegates 1t large IN addition to the
four from each congressional district
The total representation will exceed 3,
600, delegates.
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snes Fer $4,000.

DENVER, March l3.-An important
suit involving valuable mining property
in Clear Creek county has been begun
in the United States circuit court.
William L. Phillips claims that the
Bellevue-Hudson Mining company has
taken ore of the value Of SIS. 900 out Of
certain claims belonging to him. and he
sues to recover that amount.
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THE CITY.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

j. il. Bell went to Huron on the morn
ing train.
Attorneys Soper, Porter, and Beaman
went to Flandrau to-day TO argue mo
tions before Judge Jones.
Al. A. Bartlett was d passenger this
morning for Arkansas and points in the
South, where he will spend sewers
weeks.
A. w. Holdridge and son, departed
this morning for Bayard, Iowa, In aaswe
to q telegram announcing the serious I'LL
ness OF Mr.. Holdridge's mother.
Manager Kramer, OF the One Prizes
Clothing store went to Bryant to-day Y
lease q store room in which to auction
of the old stock or Hubbell Bros. ant
Driscoll clothing which he has all boxee
up and ready to ship.
Mrs. johnson, mother OF James B
johnson and aunt of Mrs. Grant, VIII,
has been visiting with the latter during
the past six months returned to Canadi
to-day. The old lady is over 90 years o
age but travels with confidence. He
sister, Mra. Ferguson Of Forestbnrg, wa
here tosee her 80 away.
MISREPRESENTATION
Choice perfumes direct from Paria an
Grasse III France, at the Palace Drnl
store. WADDEN u ODEE.
Houae for rent. CHAs u. KENNEDY
1 Na4%M#5 -~~-~~ s
Prescriptions carefully compounded .
the Palace Drug store.
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Two LI4TLE ARMIES.
There u Likely to he Trouble at . CHI
cago suburb OvsrA Dyke.

There IL Likely tu He Trouble at . Chi.
cage suburb OverA Dyke.
CHICAGO, March 1.-Two little
armies, numbering about 40 armed
men, each pasrolled a newly made dyke
between the suburban townso of DauphiL
Park and Grand Crossing. The recent
thaw and rains, with the dyke which
was thrown up by the citizens OF Grand
Crossing, have partly flooded Dauphin
Park. Indignation meetings brought
about a decision by the Dauphinites to
cut the dyke and let the water run
down to Grand Crossing. The latter
town energetically sent a delegation to
prevent it. On either side of the wall
the indignant townsmen passed threats
and counterthreats back and forth.
Should rain increase the now subsiding
food bloodshed may result.
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Fiendish Colored Roys.

CAMDEN, N. j., March l3.-Conrad
Coke and John Ellis, negro boys, seized
Charles Tinney, q white child of = years
and tied him to a stake. Then they
piled brushwood about him, and set it
on fire. The child's cries brought a
colored man to the spot who released
him. The child is SO badly burned that
even should he survive, he must lose
both arms.
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Harrison Rnnaneftaa.

SAN FRANCISCO. March I3.-Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison was given . banquet at
the Palace hotel by the trustees OF Lee
land Stanford university. Only d few
quests were invited, the participants
numbering in all "a.
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BURLINGTON. VT. March IA Yer
mont Central passenger train was
wrecked ear Montpelier, and one man
killed and several seriusly injured. The
wreck was caused by boulders that
relied down upon the track.
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Isatte aEines close.

BUTrE, Mont, March 13.-All the
mines in this city belonging to the Ana
conda company were closed down Sat
urday evening, for just what reason 10
not known. Nearly 400 men are thrown
ont of employment by the close.
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Reached nesomposea Corp.ss.

WILKEsEARRE, Pa. March 13.--The
bod'c Of the men entombed in the
g. mine Feb. IL have been
Sea.lsl. They are 80 badly decomposed
Identification is only possible By means
OF the clothing.
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Garly Navigation.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-The grain feet
will not leave before April /, although
navigation is open. This is because in
.urance does not 20 into effect until
then. That will be 30 days earlier than
last year.
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q B~REvITKEs.

Wheat 45; fax $40.
Basket social by the Lutheran ladies'
u Thompson's hall this evening.
John Bowden who had gone t.
Chamberlain ID take up ! claim, and was
dissatisfied with She country, has rented
the farm of J. B. johnson ori Lake
Madison.
John Hueckef contemplates the re-
moyal DC his drug business to Ramona
IN q few days, having rented the build.
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Nerrim.c Emploves seruck.

LOWELL, Mass. March l3.--The en-
ployes Of tbs Merrimac mills at Dracut
hare struck. Two thousand people are
directly affecxed.
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1901 Tine Tanae.

L0cml Time Table.
chicago, Milwaukee u Sc. Paul Railways which
rock effect, sunday, Nov. %, 1873:
TRAINS a0fN9 MAsT.
Passenger, No. y, departs l0;15 y. m.
Freisht. No. 50. departs b:20 Q. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs q :3b p. M.
TRAINS GOIRn wmsTt
Passenger, No. 9, departs 9s60p n.
Freight, No, "a, departs 100 .. q.
TRAINS Fnom GKxE EAST.
Passenger, No. 3, arrives e:4b ?. ~,
Freight, No. n, arrived As50a- %.
Freight, No. 20, arrives A.bb y. Ma.
TRA1He rn0M THE wkeT
Passenger, No. 4, ARRIVES tO.lOa. M
Freight. NO. 90. axgavee D 90 p. "a. 80
All the above trains carry pAseengefe. 90
sreIghis only when passengers are provided VITA
tickets
pnasenaef trains going east make connection
Al Egnn Tor ali points south, and passengef train
anInG weet. 1t W0onsocket for ail points north.
wAnisoM n nnssT0L LIME.
passenger uoinr north. departs 1880 &. n.
Passenger from north ARRIVES, $50 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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New afasts- 81 the ,Ors4 wanted.

LoNpoa, March 18.-The Right Hon.
Viscount Oxenbridge, master of the
horee, has resigned. He was appointed
to the position In 1892.
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DETROIT, Mich, March 13.-Chinese
Inspector Downs captured 80 pounds of
struggled opium on an outgoing Wa
cash train, but the smuggler, DOL
Qnellette Of Windsor, escaped.
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On farms at lowest rates, by North.
western Loan and Banking Co. No
waiting. We make papers and pay over
money at once.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY, Pres.
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Have Tor sale two residence lots on
which | can give very low prices, either
for cash Or on easy payments. IL taken at
once. CnAs. b. KENNEDY.
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special correspondence OF The Daily Leader.
r. n. Zimmerman went tot Madison
Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Fader, Mrs. Hare and Mrs.
Klumpner attended church at Madison
Sunday.
Miss Anna Dielmann is spending part
of her vacation with her sister Mrs. G..
"a. Weiss.
Miss Hoppin spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Nj. j. Costlox at
Brant Lake.
Fred Zimmerman will soon move his
family into the Fllsinger house, in town
his . Louis having rented the farm.
Mrs. /. Gage and daughters, Hattie
and Lizzie, drove over to Madison, Sun
day morning, and united with the Bap-
fist church Of that place.
The Christian Endeavor society gave
an entertainment Sunday night which
spoke we'll for the little folks. They
will Dor give another Sunday night
entertainment.
The completion OF the creamery is Z
matter Of much interest to the citizens
of Wentworth and vicinity. 1t has beer
secured for the season, and the genera
belief 10 that the enterprise will be al
advantage TO all concerned.
Mrs. Petscht died the 10th inst, afte
d lingering illness OF several months
She leaves five small children, tn
youngest being o month old. Mrs
Petscht was buried from the Lutheral
church, Monday afternoon, a large pre-
cesssion of friends followed the remain
TO the cemetery.
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Statesmen wanted. Free prepaid out.
1T. One or our agents has earned over
$4,000 Ia Ave years. r. @. Box 1871,
New York.
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White back glimmers furnished
and put on the wall for 35 cents
per roll. Gifts, double roll, furn-
ished and put on the wall for 40 and As
cents. BLAKE & SCHRAM.