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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
OARAB's WINE cur.

A curtuln vino cup belonged 90 Dlub
n Persian king. 10 lin 10 had come 49, nn
heirloom from o long limo ut ancestors.
Hu pr.a0l o. over u'l THINGS
Truly this cup was marvel M c&lnlr
sitrcrli.mHu.hIp Tho uuWnui iis whsrr
wu, lost mid tho mists uI dead age In.
deed 80 magical ugmrl too sLlll NJ !'s
m,hIaulng thnt some thrw Wrrr who
Thought that 70 surely must Do thr work
of power 3nprc than mortal il was
formed wholly uf irwrlstlut wrn fastened
tDgrlur hy ONO strange. uH,.n dn'''.'
mud IL WAS shaped boz aluauHp' most vufl.
oils %, craftsman lll l'".h "'"'' ''
prrgllnr beauty inr DOLL, dr,lau.
Az Dirub on ira.J uirh-, iwld 10 wine
GlIrd. r.Iurp tho lnht 10 seemed usi %
many tinted cluslnr eli precious stones was
plupgpd into 70 luminous tu4-sa SEQ softly,
trn.uuu.Iy rcd. Tho mrc old grape juice,
f1steFld TO llis In tho long no by tho Hun'
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AHHIvG
FfDn o.. issI'ru rD'Hts ..,.....s.ssss = So a u
tf,m luIIr. rurHHnd. san lIsn.
r.fcH tul ogtous ....s...... 20 ll q II
From til Eastern points rArE yiy
AuI 'ENtHsts. s....a.sas .sstss ?. % Oh.
trom san Francisco. tsUHr Waller.
ogden and IntJruotafr points rs 70 u
'from iUFt. JuaU. rfBs5. sAupste
tn' hIfrth..st. ..s.sssssH..s.a. z A. " ~
ftt9l Terminals auI IHHr.r.......... I'D. U .u
rrrAuF
t0F urfeu. Cfylo valley Fafl r.ir
tu1 o. Eastern po.uff .s.a..,..t 200 ~
Tor ogden and intermediate uoIals .. sUI au
FOR ogden. intermediate uo.uu
aud ran tTHuciatu ............... ispfu
Tor ogden. ar uolru east HuUs,r0r.
land and san Tfau.srr. go H .u
'iof iUIeaa. Provo. hb1urf9 valley
N0rW JIab AMI lrsu1.... ,.. sth n
Tor l"or.g aud Ieru.Hus.,,....,.... o 40
'Irh.ui souih OF JunI Iaa aaly except
sunday.
Ut, sr.snt SUNDAY
City Ticket OnICs, 2Ol Main Stree.
Through ruIlmsu raia.o f..ggpoTs i,io'
char thTF UrENnt hay coaches.
400 hone $50
~ hurley. Gent AT rasszr pspi
4 DICKINSON. GsborAl Manager
D.. luNAA q, a. a a, ArsuL
IN ~. CLARK.
ULiNHR W MINK,
H. ElLEWI ANDERSON ReesIysrt
JOIN ", DOANE.
fhkpkHith n CUUpEHr
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flowing hrnrd and mystic piercing uycs,
ayorrcd thrt This cup oittmcs possessed
strange powers lie said that NJ Dlrah
r1zcd into tho depths " thr wine ns II
fuWuri and -parblod within i'. embrace
hu might sou, ms iu pictures happenings
10 ilr1r places, OR be mirlt soo deeply iu.
to thn workings ~ tho hearts Uf those WHO
stood uurr.
Thi- uyiug ~ tho e0utl savcrhnd caused
fear t1 outar into tho minds uf thu cDur.
tiers. and Whenever nlH.l looked steadily
into tluDur 900 tsumhlrHi as uuuU hHyw
what most might happen. Again. 30 was
whispered, ny whom mono could tell. that
u it WINS destroyed Uarah would dir aud
newer murr would ONE Of bis mrn reign ns
king
Thus wa, this cup Of grave. Of luminous
import
This night was u night OF fu.'Iur and
grand rNpiry within tlH lmH palace
iIght4 flashed and shy.nuI Wine. uf tho
rir,.t Hud choicest Niuf4. flowed fHuv
a- winter. Delicate viFul. ..ulta lud 100.
tie triumlls ui cookery ..Ht spread uUun
the grut tables. And tNuHr vrr. CLEAN.
iug- uf r'uUtlns4 gem I......lui rHa.. uua
mrfulol ruLlrta t'...4 cluster. If
flower, g1yu forth % sense U0iu. 900 r.r.
yudiup aroma Varied HHl wluEluF c1l.
uI- aud husa rarturuu q. u..
Aud hrrn wore w.".u "I GLORY Hud -
beauty Hd.aribahI.. -as, shummrnd.
Eve. -hunu
Aud h,fr vaa tao cold. cruel rIu' u
steel. Tor .aldigr. u.uut.nu, were ut thr
feast
sable slave. Hu.H.uJ foo urvnnrH OF
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD oAuoE
5iSs 4s,.u. h Effect March 81, 1895,

AA"A ANtHNf wv ~''~~'i '''N'-' ~ 'NNNl
Leave salt La6e sity.
so. .-FoI bingham. Provo. Grand
juurtUu anu all poin's last snsan
40 tHtur truv1. Grand junction
suda. pg,sts, Ea,t.......... ;i0p tn.
a.. poiols..............,.,,..... 5.sop Ia
luN auI 400 intermediate
a.. pu,uis ..... ....-......... .... 9i5op. u.
and Oh. Intermediate points s.oOp. m.
NO 10Y 5sdsS s aai t iao Ws VS.; F8 NJ
Arrive salt Lake ely.
40 i=lrDm Provo, etauI JUNCTION
tnd ihu East...sa.ss..ss.... lse1 D. IA
40 aaftum Provo, OrAud Junction
and Che kast ........ ..... 81 Is o La
Fw IRON Provo. bIusbau Mani
esUua, turuhA hua G.l inter.
We late uH.uts ...... sg5p y. N.
no. % iuw Ogden ANA informed.
llN. I"lIlH..a...... .......a ....... 90 o. ~.
"" ,Httsm turesA aud payf1n. s.s3A "a.
NH ." ttum ugdCN AMI tu1 West i5a ne.
80 .tIuW Ogden Hnt tuH West. f.8I 81. nj.
only line runuIuF through puIimAn PAlAss
s.'rl'n rag sat Lake tItr 90 san Irauelsro3
-". Jay 'il 90 Denver Nl Grand junction
aud -a't Lake t.It t1 Kansas Dity aud ChleA,
30 y.r colorado ruIuft.
ThruusH uhus.t OF family .Irepsrt v.Hrl1
change. fn hnuHaH ittt Chicago aud HUatlu.
tr'o reHIuIns chair care -at Lake \
Denver
Ticket Once 10 W End South
.. g.. DODGE. Ten. NauaEs-
p, DO. .hAFtUrh Irre MANAGE
D A. NAbLtl'll Huu. Ias'gr A.
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II q. % cugIuu tliug. aud one which I
have newer heard satisfactorily explained,
that animal, and fuWl,. and almost every
living urUturr upon which the tc,t has
hrun mHdu fIkr to intuNluuts. Instead
Of mankind alone, as byron had 10, hriug
distinguished from tho brute creation by
his ability 60 got duuuk tho exception 10
largely favorable 10 civilized mnnEiud.
Thought oi tNi- recently when present at -
private experiment ON savage aud dumcs.
tic animals. Withsutany preliminary odu
cation tho most savage animals tho tiger
and the lion, tunh 10 raw whisky with nll
the Hyiilty ~ old tup.r Tho elephant
drank 10 by the huuhrtm md sighed fur
more. Any domestic animal Will dp the
same Il upsotB q g05d mnn, puyurcuiNud
MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch.
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A BUSH FIRE.

No . d ... u. ID. . .#N .N.
Do. .'. -
i. .i r... .l,.,,.'.....I
...i H.. 80 t...I
a. I, M r..,. .t' ,...'..
~. wy. ...r .... ...I .
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L.'.t ,,.,.
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allie. ,,,i. MIR l.... ..,.i..... .......
n,., .f.,..I1r. ..st.,,g .............fi ......
,rg q. TN a.,,p' f1r t... .y.,....,... a,
,,,. i,.t,..iiI,fnG,I H.. f..,,.e.... ..l
W t,-..' i... i..,J haven I... L... .rI "a.
much len flD .h1dehf I.r...lI .,t.Yf t..
.I,...f r,iJ I-,,ba-l ......i Ii..,.,......
and ,g.tf..I. All r..I. liz. I...,,.,.,
Ji-,, iss..I .....t.., fr.If.. Ut.,,.t.,r
,...i,f ,......,..r..ls ...
T.. Inn sf,g.d ,loyyr TF. rI- .r.I,.,.
,4..4.I fr,.t,r,.ut.I,.n4 fH.u4I, BE- .I......I
,,.t.if. brrf.u yrtu..r .fi tI.sf f.,.I
r.t ... ......I OBJ f,..bu,. f.r ,,... .....,,..I
nj I... uYt mtrrur ,... t.. ,f.rrli
.Iu. lirr g|ur tho E.u.. -.Ya.I
H4..rd. .trir..n. nrur.ryH, ruon b. ...I
r,..r ,,.sy living tIrs
AI, -,tYdr.. 80 down a, ,yI.,t. u...I. God.
i.tlr rrU.L irwin. to Jr... and II.I...
,rIIsir., sugg foam. b., fI.. ... WHOM .l, had
i.....5.. i,. 81, yi,.p Mort tlu,l ,,.,t,r ....,..
NIrI4u..I rHi .fr,Ip... .t ti... hama. Dill.
.i|Hf uII t...saa cllr..r. %. IIr.. with
.y,Hf Ir. lrl.t Kicked rrI ff...,l
s.Hi.. 90. Nrfu t.Hrtl uullr rIr.. .rl
4f.,r fr, luus.. y,.sItvaa mon. r-fnI.
iHss,.I cham ,l..
.i.s r. .aaH ..ru iHu uI must ,....
t.H. nm ~. QUO, t.,..tfI.. t....IT sr...
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CASH
UNCLAIMED.

JUDGE CHAS. w. STAYNER
has, ior many years been secur.
ing record Of persons entitled
TO money In England and other
parts OF the world. lie can now
supply valuable preliminary in.
formation by correspondence on
this subject, on receipt OF ONE
DOLLAR. A full examination
ior eachname FIVE DOLLARS.
For an cGtife family TEN
DOLLARS,
His charges ior advertisements
and collections are moderate.
Strictly confidential and relia.
bic.
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200 alann.rrlpl leaaer on New.paper


Next 10 tho exchange reader Ia tho
newspaper Organization comes tho man
Whose duty 10 lstu receive manuscripts and
examine th0m and prepare 'Aum for thr
urras. Co edit thnm correct lhum, Whrru
tho writer has ngdn % lllIlu slip NJ rhut.
urIr. o. pu, tho right word Boz ur tho right
turn uf tur phrase 90 clarity u all, to
mako thu .rufUucrs clean. That b. hard
job iu tho wr.JIugat % great many per.
ruus They iutogcrt thuy put suh-ru.
trnrrs in purntIvsus They du mot begin
aud gay thr thing lu b. uluut order tax.
ing fnt the muu AMI then what hr did.
and where Lu went, byt tlvy nix N mp
aud clmpllcuip o. Tho editor who exam.
ines the manu- rrlpts Ans got togo through
all those things and auightou thum uut
aud dispntnuglr tho fact. that tho writer
las twisted up Ana thcu hu must correct
the punctuation, mark iho paragraphs
whrn ono Idea is finished and % new Idea
lugius.
llc also receives the correspondence.
lpitgr- from uil oyer tho world gu into hls
bands Nuu viii gotta letter from Mazda
ru.rlr rcfhapi Ought b 10 hr puhli.hrds
Their. Ir a llt %. moss boa % perhaps that BE-
~ no IulvH-l lu NrN ST. r.. ur iu -Chourt-
il5W llu lu, Hut tu determine whether 70
ls worth while fp put that iu ur 10 leave IL
uUl although SON may have 60 pny for 10
Eud not ueo H.. Musa, u. matter urp paid
llr be % large H.wHpap,r ulucr that uu
TyEHr used. $50, you trH. lIn is 20 Nery inn
l.uHut I.iumgr and B, requires "a
.Hst UHui ul knowledge ffrUt deal uf
Judgment, % great deal ui literary rultiya.
dion. Go Dee uhla ru hI That position -
Charles 4 Dana iu Nvtllrs'- Magazine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02

pletely q swell. Meanwhile, the girl
who ranks with the thousands might
make a good thing by walking close be-
hind the other girl and finding these
things.
The girl whom the artist places in
this column contents herself with a
mink tiDpet OF one head, but she makes
up by putting a bouquet on the other
side. Her toque is an extremely dressy
little bit OF hesdwear, made OF lizard
green mirror velvet with a draped, low
crown. The brim Is of doubled velvet
and is bent and twisted 10 suit the
wearer's face. being caught on the left
side with a jet buckle. Its garniture
consists of black satin bows placed
among the folds Of the brlm. and full
bunch Of ostrich tips with an aigrette,
on the left side.
The fur Czarina is very stunning for
street wear, the fur being confined in
front By a very heavy buckle and drawn
into wide spending loops at each side.
Perhaps fur is little heavy for this
use, but toe effect is good and can be
attained less extensively than the effect
OF the double headed, double barrelled
tippetts so many women are wearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
BELLAIEE.

The Merchants Hotel propretors
made an extra effort New Years to
please their patrons, and furnished an
exceptionally good menu for dinner.
Visitors: Richard j. Dorsey, CoshOcton;
Ohio; J. r. Dobbins, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
c. G. MARYLAND and wife, Sarahsville,
o.; Barney Hall. McMechen. w. Va. /;
II. f. Jordan aud wife, Philadelphia,
Pa; w. Marshall and wife. Washing
ron, Pa; Z. L. Reed, Pittsburg; a. o.
/ Campbell, Hendrysburg.
Surely people had nothing TO COM
plain about on New Years day, as 1t
was q fair, lovely winters day, cool and
w.n,ry and vet q sunshiny, pleasant
day for sleighing, skating, tobogganing
or any other winter sport including
suowballing. Our people enjoyed the
Shedding to their full.
Our ice merchants are feeling rather
happy over the prospects they have
now Of getting some frst-clsss "home-
made" ice for their customers next
summsr. We hope they will get so
much that it will be reasonable in price,
any way.
The Turner's celebrated New Years
eve 10 their hall in their usual inimical
and hearty style. These people never
fail 10 have a good time when they
meet. The night was spent in dancing,
feasting and happy remiscences.
Already our merchants are complain
ing of the dullness. A natural result
OF the extravagant buying preceding
holidays. II is necessary that the
pocket books be allowed time 70 recup-
crate.
r. s. Barker will have his trial on the
charge of trying 10 blackmail Emil
Schmidt, this morning at O'Clock, be-
fore Squire +. 5. Mason
The oyster merchants are expecting
a rise in the price OF the luscious BIZ
valve, on account OF the severe and
stormy weather.
Miss Lizzie Long, OF Steubenville. o.,
is visiting at her grandmOther'S, Mrs
James NJ. Connors. OF the Second ware
Miss Lizzie, Of Rose Hill, very pleas
antly entertained a number of her friends
al her home on Monday night.
Dir. Harry oliver, in trying to INK
the FORM" got his fingers in the way and
very painfully mashed them.
Joseph Kelley, agent for Meredith's
Rye Whisky, is snow bound here, and
is stopping al the Merchants.
Miss Edna Abel, OF the Second ward,
entertained some of her many friend AT
her home, Monday night
Mrs. Thomas Woodrum, OF the Fifth
ward, is at the bedside of her sister in
Marietta, Ohio.
Mrs. VIM. Turnbull left for Chicago
last night, after weeks visit at her
old home.
On Monday the barn of Thomas jack
lev was burned TO the ground; loss, SoOo
Wm. Darby will be our snerih AFTER
next sunday.
Fred Hazel started last night for Red
Key, Ind.
A. Klotz has gone East for spring
goods.
Albert Heatherington is SICK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
MARTINS FERKx.

lr7 have finished taking stock az the
"e,. .r-inia glass works. Pots were
sd. yesterday and things are being got
.ea .l readiness for the start Monday.
H--er force viii be put on in the dec
t,ue department. Prospects foc a
Coca Fun are very bright.
ss Maud Hildebrand. OF this ploce,
T married. Yesterday ate rnoon TO
a.l'tmiD HiideOraod, of .Etnsville.
L0eY eft last evening for Cambridge,
o.. where they will reside
Misses Maggie Stillwell and Louise
.cer, o, Bellaire, were calling on Miss
a-ecl Schofeld yesterday.
Iae Vigilant Hose Company will
Give an oyster supper at their rooms
lel, Saturday evening.
a musical entertainment for the ben
t-. %. yhe Old Fellows is being gotten
DID,
VIII Hutton, operator attee Terminal
s1.c-.oa, spent yesterday al Portland.
LJ. C. Drennen, of SteubenvIlle, was
- .0wn visiting relatives yesterday.
1e,coe Oug aud wife are visiting
friends at Smith6eld.
Council met last night and adjourned
OF saturday night.
hert Oliver is visiting at Pittsourg
lor several days.
Miss Lizzie KGeknck left Yesterday
i'r Allegheny.
Miss Annie ShrOdes is visiting at
S.eubenyiiie.
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uEiDGEPoEr.

No. -..-- y--f.ht who. on account
-,.,.... ... .s.7 unable for sometime
t,.r.5.- position io the public school,
s--ae.. -g r.seme her duties Monday.
.... -..-... lJs.olsin viii entertain
t.-tssris tomorrow evening with a
O'clock dinner To- honor Of Mrs.
--,s. ar Fort Deposit.
u.- -Irmbcrs are doing a brisk bust
-... ,nis cold weather, having over
r.-yca.Is iu one day % repair damages
d-a- oy ours. pipes, etc
rle Frs, National Bank will give
tber al1la. dinner January Sth. Mrs
Oo's VII. nave llAEs' Oh 'l' o"''i'
-rs. John Mitchell has returned 90
be- home .l Newark after pleasant
F.'.' ".'- ''' --'''
Nrs. $500. FRAZIER entertained az hsr
home DOB bro0os.de .ast night Cards
were zoe feature oI 'D' evening"
Nrs Thomas Sargent, OF hirSwood,
varY pleasantly entertained her friends
VEG d 01I' parry '-s- 1'sn''
A number from tuis piace will attend
.-. p, -l -l-.' --S.l'l'e' "H'cI opens 4'
''''' ~ U'l' '"'
W hsel' q prominent physician OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
STARTLING REPORTS
Mat tie Figures Of the Board
Of Health Reveal
BOARDING MEN AND WOMEN
10 Accom-, for The Alarming IL
ss @. Certain troubles Through
Cg, America.
MEN AND WOMEN

v,v York Board Of Health re-
show q large incrsassin the mum
deaths from kidney, liver ana
diseases last week, as well as
.. various troubles which afiliet
Its possible that the weather
TO 90 with this, but there IS
Swing the fact than these troubles
PREVALENT and require prompt
ssra attention.
acre 10 the atmosphere the
--rs node Of living that tends
.so ,la kidneys and urinary or
An rjcans, can only be conJee-
rr,tbe sad fact remains that, as
re are very weak in these re-
VIA, man does not feel IN
.eirc IN courage, Apprehen-
unable to cope with the duties
.. dimes? Where is the woman
mo-, have pains in the back
..- down feelings. depressions
-, -.rusani aud one symptoms
.ts l.sordered organs? All
.I.-s are Natures warnings.
.- VOC To- the pia.nest language
......ssss help, and that you must
....--- suffer the consequences.
,.-.-s Who has read aud thought
.-.-r.- there has never been but
..--r,rv that viii Invariably con-
....s troubles, and place perfect
... In tre.r stead. Doctors and their
.-......-s a.l know this and agree
.-sr.ry form Of kidney, HYslr'
.-,.5 urinary difficulty, or female
..,. Warmers safe Cure stands
is King. There
.....----. hundred thousand men ana
-.... In America alone, irrespective
.....e.., army abroad, who are kept
..--..t rsath aud strength wholly
r.,. There are thousands OF
....srI- need ts pure and wonoerIuI
.f..ca ast as badly.
.. r.. reader be- warned oY the
..-...s which are shown 10 the health
every week, examine yourself
.q. aaI. 10 YOU dud any indlca-
..sr. rha approach OF these serious
.-....... -c. .1 tlme Bear In miud
-.. .-nrt action is certain 10 result
.l deslth and happiness while
t..rr-y moan misery all the rest OF
r.ls shortened .I.e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
COSTLY ACCESSORIES WORN CARE.
LESSLY.

Tippets grow bigger and bigger. The
little oeaStie that was popular season
or so ago has become almost as big as
fur rug and now has head at each end,
aud tails At frequent intervals. The
more skins there are fitted together Ia
the making of this terrifying beast. the
more elegant is the tippet, but II really
is not nice for girl To go about with a
whole mensgerie about her neck. Why
these costly things are not more often
lost seems mystery. for they are most
~ worn loosely on the shoulders aud
the more nearly they seem TO be Slip
ping of, the more contented the weareT
seems to be. IL is evidently bad form
20 display interest In the safety OF little
things like fur tippets, capes or boas
and 10 is fancied that the girl who loses
such articles with the most indifference
is the girl who proves herself most COM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
PKoDUCS.
pi.,.hnrr prnnnce Markst.

Prr1sBUKe. December 3l.-There was a
veritable boom in the price OF poultry 10
dav. The supply was very ilgnt anu 80
was the demand, but dealers nan1 no
trouble in realizing an advance OF 5s4c per
pound on turkeys and Ease on chieAens
Game was also in moderate supply auu
firm. The extreme high prices Will not oe
maintained after the holidays, as they tenu
to restrict the consumption very ms'eri'
ally. "a
Eggs are also firm and higher, anu
strictly fresh stock readily brings &c,
The cold weather has checked the receipts
and increased ths demand.
Fancy green apples are firm at tue
recent advance. and choice varieties are
higher.
Potatoes are frmer. due Ito better ue-
mand and increased cost of handling.
Hay and millfeed are trmer, 0nt corn
and oats are weak and lower.
There is no change to note in groceries
or provisions.
Butter and cheese are in fair demand
and nrm as quoted.
GRAIN AND FLOUR
The following quotations for grain are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02

MUNCIE, IND., January There was
collision at Yorkton at 4:30 this morn
JOS between freight trains on the Big
-Four road. W. A. Shull was killed;
Slshua Walsh. fatally Injured; Henry
Hurst and Charles Satton, badly in
Jured.
Ihe track was bIockaded all day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02

for car lots on track. Dealers charge a
small advance from store:
WHEAT-No. red, 57a5Sc; No. red sea
SIC
CoRN-No. yellow ear. new, 46a47c;
mixed ear, new, 44a45c; No. yellow
shelled. new, 46a47c.
OATs-No. l white, 3611aS7c; No 2 do,
S51SaS6c; extra No. white SO71aS6c;
RENO. / Western. 5SaS9c; No 5oa
5Tc.
Flour Gobbers' prices) Fancy winter
patents, So lOa3 So; fancy spring patents,
So 75aS IS; fancy straight winter, 81 70a2 so;
clear winter, 81 35a2 so; straight xxx
bakers, 81 40a2 so; rye flour, 81 9OaS %.
BUTTER, AND EGGS.
BuTTER-Elgin creamery, 26a27c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 2la23c; fancy country
roll, l6al1c; low grade and cooking, 9al0c
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 24s25c; storage, lSa2Oc;
Southern and Western, fresh, 23a24c.
POULTRY AND GAME.
PoULTRY-Large live chickens, 40a5Oc
per pair; live chickens, small, 25aS5c;
spring chickens, 4Oa50c; ducks, 6Oa70c per
pair, as TO size; dressed chickens, 1Sal4c
per pound; turkeys, l6al7c; ducks l2al3c;
spring chickens, l3al5c; live turkeys, lOa
l2c per pound; live geese. 75casl 10 per
pair.
Game-Rabbits, 25aSOc per pair; quail
81 50ai 30 per dozen; squirrels, 81 uOal %
per dozen; wild ducks, 50 50a4 90 per doz-
en-; pheasants 50 J0a5 50 per dozen; wood
cock. 81 50a3 90 per dozen; venison, whole,
lOallc per pound; do saddles, l4al5c per
pound; wild turkey, l2alSc per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Ill.,. GoIl.r Ootas opd Pall
Flowers, 81 O0a4 25 other fancy varieties,
50 5Oa 40O; choice, s. 75sS so; common,
81 0Oa25O
CABBAGE-$l coal 25 per barrel; So GOA
, 80 per 100 head German seed, 4a415c.
CELERY-Kalamazoo, 25a35c per dozen
lunches; fancy Ohio, 40a50c.
CRANBERRIEs-Ca Cod, So 50aS 20 per
box; Jersey, 50 25a3 20; per barrel $40 yea
10 50.
GRAPEs-Catawoa 2SaSOc per basket;
Malaga, 81 00aS % per barrel.
ONfoNs-Yellow, 81 3Oa1 80 per barrel;
fancy 55a60c per bushel; Spanish, 9Vca
81 % per crate.
TURNIPs, ETC.-Turnips, 81 GOAL % per
barrel; oeets, 81 25al 30; carrots, 81 GOA
al p; rutabagas 81 coal 10.
POTATOE-Fine stock, on track, 5Oao2c
per Dushel; fancy stock, from store, at 5oa
6Oc
SWEET PoTATCEs-Baltimore 81 I5a2 OO;
Jersey IS 0O3a %; Jersey seed 81 15a2 w.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BEEswAx-Choice yellow, SOa32c; OF.
cakes, Acc.
Buckwheat-2a2kc per pound.
BEANs-New a orS and Michigan peas,
81 75al SO per bushei hand picked medi-
um, 81 Goal 90 per bushel; Limas, 51a51Sc.
CIDER-Pure juice, S6 OOa6 rs: country
sweet, per bbi, 81 50a5 o.
TMLow-Country, 411c per h.. city
rendered, 44c.
HoNrNY-New, So % per Dbl. of 200
pounds.
HoNEY-White clover, in lib sections,
l5el6c per 10; 2-lb sections, l3al4c per 10;
buc6wheat, l2el2l5c.
FEATHERs-Live geese, 55aG0c: No. do.
40a45c; mixed, 30a35c.
SEEDs-rimothy seed, 50 SOa2 80; red clo-
yer. 62 BIS, IS 25a6 35; crimson clover, 62
lbs. 8 so: blue grass, 81 40al 90; red top,
81 30al 80; German millet, 81 90; Ameri-
can millet, Csc; orchard grass, g 40; buck
wheat, common, 81 10; japanese, 81 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-02
Leave w heeling. 1
snndsr cnurch I TraiIs win leave Bio. ursr.

Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm urovs
at s:4s a N. and Wheeling at l2:l7 p. IN.
Trims No. s. 8, IA and 20 connect vita terdia
line Tor Triad lphi2. Herdic leaves Triadsl.
phia !or Elm Grove AZ $50 8. IN. 1880 q. m.
l. &c g. m And6.l0 ?, m. Daily. except Sua.
DAYS and Saturdays herdic, will conaeot with
tratn No. 81, leaving Wheeling at II 100 D. m.
Sundays herdlc leaves fri1delphia at 300 ..
m 1900 =. M. $50 p. m. and connects with
trains No. S. 14aud % from wheeling.
Il. E. WEIsGERBER, Gen. Manage