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New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

wedding few evenings ago, at their home IN
Beacon-ave Many guests present, including
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Treger Miss Annie Treser,
Mr.. Annss and George Brown
on Christmas Day Miss Henrietta A. Trenton
married to Mr. Tunstaii in st. Joseph's Church,
Father Smith officiating. Among the guests VINO
were present at the reception following the cere-
mony were Miss Annie Carroll Miss Mamie Nc
Inerney, Miss Eliza Trenton, Mrs. Edmund Tun-
stall and Messrs. Clark, Craig, Bradd and Nally.
Last Thursday evening Miss Clarke OF Avenue c,
Bayonne gave a reception in honor of Miss Helen
Grant Many friends Of the ladies were present, m
Guiding Miss Elsa Flemming. Miss Ada Daily, MISS
Anna Huxley. Miss Florence Pierce Miss charlotte
Fredercks. Miss Hirsch and Messrs. Cooley, Clarke,
Osborne Kingsland. Bough and kiernah.
The Odd Volumes club composed OF several
weli-knoWn society women with literary tastes
Will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon Janu-
AIRY s. Miss Annie Adrance Will read a pal paper ION on
Venice" and Mrs. Robert q. Lyle VIII talk upon
Art Industries in Italy
The Euchre Club met on Thursday at the home
OF Miss Emily Apgar. in Sp-ave
Miss Alice johnson. a popular society belle, VIII
be married to Dr. Newell. Of Orange. In January.
The Luncheon Club, OF which she Is meI1ber gave
luncheon In her honor at the nome Oh MISS NidiS
Wilkinson, In Bergen ave.
mnstrelosis was given by the Catholic Ciun
Jersey-aye. The large auditorium was crowded
enjoyed the up-to-date minstrel show provided by
the cyclers.
There will be a big stag at the Armory on sat
urday. January H. Tickets are in great demand
The Palma holiday stag" was held on Friday
evening in the club hall.
Miss Cadmus gave a delightful! euchre party ana
dance at her home in Bramhall-ave on Ihursday
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HOBOKEN.

Miss Louisa Anna Meyer. daughter OF A. II
Meyer. and Paul Fischer. of Milwaukee. were mar
r.ed at Meyers Hotel Thursday evening by
Mayor Fagan. An elaborate wedding supper was
served.
Miss Annie Grabhorn and George o. Krke were
united in marriage at the home OF the bride, No
$50 Westinghouse Hoboken, on Christmas Eve by
the Rev. A. b. Richardson. The bridesmaid was
Miss Meta Grabhorn. and the best was r. H.
Weaver. The bride was prettily gowned In gray
silk.
A beautiful extravaganza entitled Princess Rose.
pie at Quartet Club Hall, Hoboken. Friday and
Saturday evenings. under the auspices of the ladies
and gentlemen OF Trinity Protestant Episcopai
Church The performance was fine. and waa en-
joyed by large audiences. The committee In chargk
OF the affair consisted OF Mrs J. St John Miss EH
pens Miss C. Sieb. NJ. Kerr, Miss ID. Finken. Miss
r. johnson. Miss NJ. Inyleson. Miss l.. lngleson.
Miss L. Georgeot. Miss NJ. Georgeot and Miss L
Wilin.
The Lyra Singing Society will give It's Christmas
Entertainment at Bartz's Hall. In Westinghouse.
Hoboken. this afternoon at o'clock; santa Claus
will distribute prizes among the children
Protection Lodge No. 63i. X OF H., held It's an
nual meeting few nights ago.. and elected theee
officers Dictator, w. j. Collins Vice-Dlctator Hen.
ry j. Woltten; Assistant Nice-Dictator j. A. Koeni9s
Reporter, Carsten Pope; Financial Reporter. g. n.
Pfersch; Treasurer. Herman Ruhl: Chaplain. Will
lam Moffatt; Guide. James Coltart: Guardian John
Winstanley. q. A. Bruce and j. Borthwick
Lessng Council No. $685. a. l.. Of H.. elected
the following officers Tuesday night: Commands,
Robert c. H. Rahln: vice-Commander. H. Munks;
Secretary. Arthur S. Schiller, Collector. II. Hey.
man; Treasurer. =. w. Lambert; Chaplain Mira
Meiners: Guide. Emil Hodde Warden A. .Kauf.
mann: Sentry. j. J. II. Schroeder.
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pr prooNFIELD AND GLEN RIDGE.

wn,,.n Smith has returned home from an ex-
,e.sed "trip in the West
TN. History Class met on Frloay i''s"' g ~
home Of william Dane on Woodlano-a'e
ve-a read by Richard Loesch and A-oer' 'o'''S'''
The Evangelical Union has made ARRANGEMENTS iol
,b. meetings Of the week Of prayer pesih'''s u"
January ,
bloomfield Lodge No. 40 F. ana a ~ va, - cnn-
,,'.s sar,,,ces AZ Christ Episcopal Church on sun
day evening. January D. , >,o,bod,s.
The Epworth League OF the Ma.sesss nSesiSent for
C.Srrcb mas choeen William Elor ds pres''e'' "
the year. -. vee.erdav NJ.
v,s rouls ALVIN Wight gave Yea yesleiu"' -
,ernoon at her home, No. % Gates-aVe' ~.
The engagement ANNOUNCED OF Mis- pnlS and Harry
derhil. daughter Of Wilson W. 'n'e' ''''''
Meyer - ,, t, s,va a chill
Dr. and Mr. S c. G.. Watkins WI rnessav sisr after
dron's party al the clubhouse o"
,,-,., prsshvterian
The Rev orye Reed Of Triniiy rnG1 rSI2oSR MT Reed
S.sith has been poor OF late, and ne s'eS - Wv
- - ,,srarv Club meets at the home OF
ure 1,.Isr on Thursday afternoon next
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RAILWAY.

The ~ s. fraternity held reunion dinner on
Friday night at the home OF James B SiNers' III
Grand-st Max H. Dobbns and Matthias Turner
returned from Wilkesbarre. Penn. and Cleveland
Ohio. respectively, IN order to be present at the
dinner
The cantata at the Baptist Church on Friday
night proved a great success.
A watch night service and love feast VIII be held
In the First Methodist Episcopal ChuTch on lues-
Gay night
A sugar bowl that WAS used at the reception OF OF
General Lafayette. in hahway. rs an he"'oom "'
tho family Of ex Councilman Melick
meeting was held last night at the home
ot Nrs WilsO in Elm-ave Mrs Bourne State
,roa or,s,tainn,ent viii be given New Years
afternoon and evening In the y NJ &. A. rooms. at
which the following programme VIII pe rendered:
V,ionhone and piano duet. Small brothefs. imita-
tons. Emil Gloss; vocal solo A. q Wilson SON. Chinese ,,.
sony Small brothers.; selection Emil Gloss; violin
soin George Van Sickle; pantomme Emil Gloss
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
PATERSON.

Congressman James +. Stewart. during hying
visit home for Christmas, found time to tell good
story of his initiation into the ways OF Washington
"The Star" of that city printed an article about
the Vth New-Jersey District Representative. in
which he was referred to enthusiastic admirer
OF the Indians and friend OF the red men,. a
woman VINO had been haunting the capital seeking
permission to adopt little Indian boy off a reserva-
ton read the article about Mr.. Stewart and began
to chase him. Finally she caught him. and said;
"Ah, Mr.. Stewart | understand that you are the
good man who takes such an interest in the Indians.
and | am sure you can do something to help me
get my dear boy back again" Mystificaton and
explanations followed. and the woman with a fad
Ing learned that the Indians so dear to the
heart Of Judge Stewart are merely his fellow,mem-
League and that the Washington papers alluslon
to him as the friend Of Poor Io was nothing more
than a complicated attempt at a joke. supposed 10
be understood by his political friends at home
John w. Ferguson. who was appointed last week
BY osrd TO b m who % built she
"a Regiment Armory and Is one OF Paterson
that he had once declined a tender Of the place. but
at the earnest request of Governor-elect Griggs
finally consented to serve.
Passaic Lo lge. No. 80. OF Odd Fellows celebrated
on Thursday night its golden jubilee The lodge
was instituted December 26. 1873. and seven years
later, on account of Internal discord, surrendered
its charter, but was revived in 1863. and has
tlnued prosperous ever since.
The old safe used by the local militia IN 1885, when
the Washington Hall block. including the armory
was burned has just been discovered on the site by
workmen digging for "A cellar. The contents were
taken out after the fire. and the strong box
allowed to fall into the basement. II was forgotten
and the accumuatlons OF seven years had covered
II, until 1t was brought to light the other day.
George a. Beckwth has been sworn In com
ma ndant OF the state Ambulance Corps under the
new law with the rank OF lieutenant. Mr.. Beck
with Is Z, son of former Congressman Charles d.
Beckwith and is associated with his father In the
management OF the Paterson Iron Company's works
Lieutenant Beckwith was for some seasons the
Tourist Cycle Clubs crack rider and held the city
ntl.iin
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RUTHERFORD.

The Christmas Day ross-country race OF the
Rutherford Harriers has resulted In dispute. and
the will be New Years Day
Freeth. the scratch man, who made the best time
claimed to be the winner. but Chapman and 0rays
who had handicaps. were ahead OF him at the nnisA
Acme Lodge A. o. L. W. gave pleasant enter~
tanment and reception to members and frisoda =
the lodge-room on Friday night.
A district meeting OF Knights OF Pythiss ~
held In the Castle Hall OF Rutherford IIodeo ~
Thursday many OF the grand officers attendina.
delegation from Nutley was present D.
The annual dinner Of the Rutherford Cos>u>errn!
Travellers Association took place on FridSv
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IN ITS NEW HOME.
THE SOUTH. ORANGE FIELD CLUBS RE-
GENTLY COMPLETED CLUBHOUSE.

PHENOMENAL SUCCESS OF THE CLUB IN SOCIAL
AND ATHLETIC CIRcI.Es-E ELEGANT ARRANGE
MENr OF THE HOUSE AND GRoUNDs-PRoMI-
NENT MEMBERS OF THE TEAMS.
The South Orange Field Club Is one Of the prom
.nent social and athletic organizations in suburban
New-Jersey The clubhouse is centrally located to
the railroad and trolley and commands excellent
view Of the mountain slope. The house cost
$4,000 and II is handsomely furnished
The bowling alleys the first floor On the
second two large halls and reception-rooms. and
the ladies have room all to themselves the third
roor Above that again are the billiard and pool
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
SUMMIT.

The Christmas entertainment in the First Baptist
Church was held on Thursday evening The pro-
grafnme included carols, recitations, dialogues and
an address by the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Randall.
The Summit FYremens Relief Association has
elected the following officers: President, George H.
Hodenpyl; vice president, Peter Macdonald; secre-
tary John j. Lane: collector, William H. Swain;
chairman OF the Board Of Trustees. John Il. Nc
Grath: Auditing Committee, Peter Macdonald,
David f. ORourke Charles +. Nichols; Finance
Committee, william H. Swain, Charles f.. Lacey,
John w Hughes Committee on Credentials. David
F. O'Rourke William II. Coggeshall and Thomas
Baird
The Christmas services in Calvary Episcopal
Church were held in the Parish House, in De For
est-ave. on Thursday evening.
4 dance will be given by the members of the
Casino Club in the clubhouse. in Woodldwn-dVe.' on
December 80.
Summit, have been visiting relatives in town this
week.
The cantata st Nicholas" presented in the
chapel of the Central Presbyterian church on Iues-
day evening.
''eap-year' cotillon VIII be given in the Casino
Hall on January by prominent society people OF
Summit.
L. s Grant Post c. A. r. held its first meeting
ing Commander John Maxwell gave report OF the
work done by the post during the last year Dele
Kirkpatrick Post of Elizabeth
full-dress dance given in Music Hall, Hotel
Beechwood. on Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Yourg Mems Chris
Hall on New Years Day. In the evening an enter
tanment will be given.
Overlook Council, Jr o. t. A; NJ. met In Green
Hall on Thursday evening and nominated officers
TO for the ensuing quarter
The Hill Top Social Club will give its annual
dance in the Casino Hall on New Years Eve
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
NORTH HUDSON.

Mayor Simon Kelly. OF Weehawken presented
every widow in weehawken with pair OF chickens
Christmas Day.
The Town Of Union Building and Loan Associa-
tion of Union Hill. elected the following oicers on
Tuesday night President, Otto Orte: vice-presi-
dent F. W. Roetz; secretary Fred c. Hansen;
treasurer August Hoppe; directors. w: W.. Bods,
Claus Basse, James W. Phelan and Charles w.
Lawess.
The announcement has been made of the coming
marriage of Matthias Sheridan. of Hudson-ave. Gut
tenburg to Miss Mamie Caulfieid, of Shadyside. on
January 19.
At a meeting Of Court Guttenburg. No 81. For
esiers of America. these officers were elected Chief
ranger Joseph Schultz: sub-chief ranger. Pan A.
Henry; recording secretary, BENJAMIN Mcconnell;
financial secretary, p j. Walsh; treasurer. August
Brunckhorst: senior woodward Charles Goodwin:
Junior woodward William Herring; senior beadle.
Edward Williams; junior beadle, Edward L>ocwen-
haupt; physician. Or. j. c. Justin; trustees, j. A.
Schultz and Peter Kounongaiser
Theodore Roernan and Miss Eliza Hayes. OF
West Hoboken were recently married at the homo
of the brides parents, No. 6l5 Spring-st
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JERSEY CITY.
GREAT ACTIVITY IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.

THE WEDDING OF MISS sANDERsoN AND Mr..
FLETCHER-AFFAIRs IN THE VARIOUS CLUBS
OTHER SOCIETY NEWS OF INTEREST
Miss Emma J. Sanderson and William H.
Fletcher were married Wednesday evening at
the brides home, No. S3i Monmouth-st, by the
Rev. E. c. butcher, OF Centenary Church. Miss
Carrie Sanderson attended the bride. and G. IL.
Demerest acted as best man. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sanderson, Miss A.
Fletcher Mr.. and Mrs. j. Van Keuren Will
lam Scott. Miss Emma Perrine. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hooper. Mr. and Mrs.
William Byers. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Palmer. Mr. and
Mrs. James. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs.
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Treger celebrat ed their silver
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

The Misses Lizzie Best and Julia Crane are homo
from the State Normal School and are spending the
holidays with their parents.
At the Methodist Church parsonage on New Years
Day there will be literary and musical exercises and
a dinner
Dr. Holston and wife have gone to Florida for the
winter
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. NJ. Harrison have gone to Call
forna visit their son. j. l.. Harrison
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

until 9 o'clock. The Ladies' Auxiliary Board. OF
which Mrs. David st. John is president has charge
OF the affair.
T. 5 Drake superint tendent of the New-Jersey and
New-York Railroad, has returned to his office ar
ter an absence of about three months, spent IN
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. lie Is greatly
improved in health.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

obtained the members bought Christmas tree
and hung 1t thicky with substantial presents. and
last evening they called in twenty poor little
waits and made them their guests. Each one ~
ceved good, useful present, in addition 70
hearty Christmas supper
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New York, August 20.-Flour, receipts,
LOU udtIeISi exports ltgJ barrels; mar
ket neglected, weak and lower.
w meat LeCelpts, ol,VvO Dusnels, exports
5000 t>Hshels; sales, $1,000 bushels spot;
sPo' ma M h I uuIl anu weak; opuohs WeIe
weak al day, closing lis@ltc lower Clos
Is Slay So Aqsusl eot2c, Se P'eiiiDe'
oo4c; october oyc' December IA2c. 49,.
81 SS o'V 0 3S Sno ~
80. SAFES oS,VVD pusilvls 81
ti Az - y 81 81 oS st iSstc.
s-,fer,l,s,. as -. ,5,is,l,s ,55 7T1ecember
Nv ~.,o,,.,. o. ON ,,,,.bo,s. evnorts
q5160 bushels. sales n 6G6 bushels spot:
snof ,rerlret 80 "a .sl,out steady. on
tiors 49, f5+i,l, ~ nm Ucakened
.iosi,,, -, ~. iot;,., T,ioeine, Nav DISCO.
August 25c september 2la.c: october 2ic
H ~ W S,gi,-'
HONS lulI
Hides strong
leather str0nr-
lttg.asii'ei. S'5O"s'
Beef steady.
- $50 s.too9,.
T9rj a6o,it srcajv. western steam clos
ID at Sc -
F 5o[.. qule' f,ctorv S012ilc; cream
,. 10 M, @ ,'"N'
49, ,it+. state and PENNSYLVANIA 10
ri-,. western fresh lSG14c.
3C;,t,.. stealil~- Jersey 81 GOAL ..
T. otd11es, ;, I5@,} ~ '-''0'
NJ. ld lyt't Inn -
Petroleum duh United closed at 81 26i2.
Rosin. steady.
lIolasses more active: os.o.o5
Coffee OPENED steaay, az at T noinfs de-
prices, Closing uiciIdilS'" " POM
sugar I.'G raw easter; refined quiet.
Baltimore Aug1sto 9't 10 MIRA %S $ 70
rs ~. Jo fsr,iiv e. 2.05 So: winter wheat
SPfins, W Ireis 7''''7'''S 90 ''''' 49,
Wheat weak and lower; spot 664c:
month d-4gsgsc' SeP ISer 30 red 5sAa
-ei'lleI 'e 50 ~ L,iSbeis. stock. 76l SIS
Lr-bals. s5les 100000 bushels; southern
,-,-a9f b1 saruule G446qC: DO on grace W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-21

FINE STRIPES THE BEST.

earSucker that is q regular glori-
Jon of the ordinary sorts is ON The
sat. Che pulled stripes being of silk
brihoucy and separated from
other 6y bands of lace pattern
Dresses made uD OF this arc dos
Is.y cool lOOking. though. OF coarse
are lined all through India silk
e best lining Striped goods gem
are iu high favor. and while
are seen in wide stripes, The ma-
are fne The beauty of inc lab-
Increases with hueuess of the
Hes. as rulek1ud some of the hairs
striped goods are especially beau
a. stylish house dress iu q mae
lad OF This sort is skerched here. 10
o.. .alota showing fine stripes of
and white It's blouse waist fas
-y 'front.' fastened iuyisibly go the
. and is glruisle1 with a guipure
yoke chat is cut away iu The centre
md extends down at the sides. there
initiating jacaet The l4ck has
IT'D trimming and oe.r and sanding
collar alP guipure. ON the Guns The
stripes run cro-sWise A skirt o- such
material needs uo trimming. and u
most cases is much '--rer without amy.
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gan, New York and Wisconsin Xxx and
above l6Ql7c; medium 20q21c; quarter
blood 2OQ2c; common 1Sa19c washed
combing delaine fine Y or Xxx 2Cd21c; X
and above SGl9c; medium 22Q23c quarter
blood 22g23c; braid 22423c; unwashed me-
dunn l14lSc; quarter blood 1sGl9c: braid
ed lSQl9c; unwashed light and bright X
or NA l4pl5c; fine Y or Xxx 143Ql4c; me-
dunn l5Ql6c; quarter blood 17dl8c; com
mon l5Ql6c: unwashed dark coiored fine Y
or Xxx 9lGQl0c; medium l2Q13c; coarse l5is
ul6c; common l4015c; territorial and
northwestern fine or Xxx 10011c; fine
medium 1OQllc; medium 12d13c; coarse y
Ql3c.
Toledo. August 2o.-Wheat. lower but
Der Csc; December 693sc
Corn, active but lower; No. mixed SOC;
No; mixed 3Si2c; No. white see; No. >
yellow 39l2c
oats. active and steady: No. mixed dc:
September 2lisc; No white 22i2c
Rye, lower; No. . cash sc
Cloverseed, active and steady; prime
cash S IS.
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GROCERIES
Rerister Office.


Wheeling. August 20, 1880.
e,,-,,, silver Drius syrup 2ic; Fancy
Drins 2>c. (2c addition in half oartelSsl ,
Nv Orleans Molasses-Fancy 5SS; OhC p,'
3i.: Prime soc; Mixed goous' NC"
Icons soc. Bakers goods sc -, ,.,.,,..
ro,-isions-Schenk's medium =. {. nalls
r,t. ~. 9l No average 1850. ;. G. prea 9sl
bacon gc: ). &. shoulders go ~ 81 -.
~ .. ham beef lie, ordinary peyl 80
Family mess pork $l4 90; bean PORK ~ 'o.
-S.nruk's pure kettle, uerces' t'2c'
Arrrour's pure uerceS t4ci laru ON on
A "a. D..c. Iue advance for small
er packages over ueIteS 10 o1 "a ~ 80, 4, -.
f'ancv tubs 2.c. 30 Id tins itci ~ 10 uis So
~ N, Tins Sc. . lb tins 7sc; 10 cans lc.
Canned Goods lb fancy Ioind IoSS CCS
tor1afoes. new. Toe: Hartford 90. SldiLq-
ard corn soc; Id Honey DI"R g. tn,Jorj
California peaches 81 80. 10 S 9ll. :, u
t1iIa Deaches y so: pie peaches 9oc' ID
Deep Sea fun standard cove oyster 80,
7 H. light weight cove oysters VVc, ~, !,
Standard string beans 'oc, 10 San "a CO.. -, u
beef - 50. no can clipped ueel > 7V' IL
can lunch tongue s. q" go. No .
So 30. No g. 81 -, 2-hoop pans - II - 81 "a
II s0. sap 81 90. single W9Shooarus u 0O'
double 10 So 90; crimp double 90 y % Do,
SrlIite- New Turkish prunes. none RAJ
sins. Valencia, new 4'lc' lay IN" 80 o, =,
yav- JU1i.c. London layer Idl9lu9 , -
i..s, uuscatels. 81 10; loose muScdteis IN
bags. 4i.c. California prunes' ~ 70 w. o. % ~,
b,[es IN 20 So zoe. &c % 10 40, ti2c 80 10
M 1c do 90 to 100, 5i2c; do in bags, i2c
ia.s. California evaporated peaches IN
haas. Sc: California evaporated apIlcots
12,. I'm bags. iac less. .,.., co..
carbon oil. ITO. 6isc; carbon. $50, &c;
water white Sc; Lewis miners winter
.t... Dt. .-,.. .-.miDcE white oDc. o
'ss,,.,,s- ont loaf. use: cubes. 5lOc;
noyyjered. Sic: granulated standard,
Sc. standard coufoctionerS \, 4.'5c; 20
umbia a. 1900: Ridgewood A. awe
America A. 4t0c white extra g 4'tic' -
5qc. choice fruit sugar, 3.I9c. -,.-
Rice-Fancy pearl. Sc; choice pearl, 9'9c'
choice domestic. 6i2c. prime domestic
SO. fair domestic, oi2c; fancy head. VI W.
a2i..- fancy green. 2Zac: peaberry. Zl@c,
choice green 23-ec; prime green e
roasting grades. Die; Java and Mocha
sac: high grade, Sl2c. Roasted IN pa ,',t
9t,1s-Nrluckles coffee 2l.l9c; Jersey coz
~. 81 7qr. Lion coffee 2LI9c. Arrow col
- IN -a.. H.u-LLanlla cOlLee. M..c.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


From New York. philadelphia, Raiti-
more and Washington ~ a. M 80, aaliy, -,
cumberland accommodation l'IO p Nd
except Sunday. ro.fo a IN
u% Mi,oundsville accommodation, '.ig a. m.
and ITO D. m. except sunday anu ''iO p
Cprnberiand express 425 D. me- daiIy.
WHEELING AND rTISBJRT DIV j"
SION.
Tor p,+teburr Washington. Baltimore.
PbiIadelphia and New York. 400 o. I'd.
and 5:45 p. N. da.ly- r.u,
For Pfttsburg 1870 n. Hl. oilif' .-.,,,e
Pittsburg express. 40 p. DID,, eAeeP8
Sunday. ,.,cgefion 200
D. m, except SUNDAY
" ''''' ARRIVE. ,.,
From, New york. Philadelphia. BaItl-
more. Washington and Ilii.la.k, - az, n
IN daily 1870 b. m, except l-i -' 'a'' o''@
2.2j a. m. sunday Only. -.-. e,,,,,.
day. and $50 D. ~. dt'iy. ...f.4tl, E.f0a
M, except Sunday.
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uni a nLa m IpmIamLam Ipm

7:2O a. m. from Cleveland to Uhrichs-
Vile OBS p. m. from Uhrichsville 10
Cleveland runs daily.
! Through connections and through tick
cts to all points Call on our agents or
NJ. G. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent
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METAL MARKET.

New York. August 2o.-Pis iron, firm
and fairly active
Copper, firm.
Tin. firmer: plates quiet, spelter barely
steady: domestic 81 10.
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WE'RE GOOD FRIENDS

700 Woman Came Between Them.
Resulting in Murder.
.o ta. E.-ister
HHCtngton, W. Va, August 20
N.Ws just reached the city this even
,o the effect Lhat Charles Skeens.
Wen known citizen of CampCreek.
-oo.n county. was killed by John
.ss last Sunday morning. Ross is a
young man. and the two were good
friends up until few minutes before
..e killing occurred. A dispute arose
over young lady, when Ross picked
% club and beat Skeen's brains out.
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PETROLEUM.

New York. August 2o-Pewoleum closed
al 81 2ra bid.
Oil City. August 2o--Petroleum, opened,
highest. lowest and closed 81 2ii2 Ship
ments 1891 barrels; runs. lt2g55 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-21
rLorR. CRAM AND FEED.
Repister Office.

Register Office.
Wheeling. August 20, 1879.
Tlour-Choice family nour IN WOOD
q ~. IN paper. s. 10 per barrel; Mime
b.T1 in cotton sacks. 81 so. Mnnehaha
in Wood. s. So. Galaxy i'm sacks, 81 0O' IA
nous i'm sacks "a 10; Famous in WOOD;
81 -. spring wheat Hour i'm lute, sacks on
1e rorrds 81 go per barrel; Pillsbury $
Rest I'm Wood. 81 %; Pulsbury i'm paper;
q IS. Reliance. spring wheat, in wood ana
cotton. 81 IS; paper. 81 80; silver Lake
winter wheat family flour. 81 ID in paper.
I-i,fif market weak.
crain-Wheat new per hushel 63c; old,
-... corn. 65c per bushel: oats, old, 39ci
F;sed-Audduugs. per ton, so 90; bran,
~ Hay-No. / balcd hay, SIS 90; loose hay,
, st.raw-Baled. S 90; loose, IS 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-21
Experience
Does t.

To make money must be willing TO spend some. Many
sam think it only article that needs advertiS
ing that is great mistake.
Let every advertise his goods others made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing is have its sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity
udcous advertising only the best why make
toners cheapest we'll them and keeps
them for you.
There is strong competition in all lines of business
You need advertising share OF the trade and
an need it done n the skilul and intelligent way
TT ~ $50
The WHEELING REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-21
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Monday, June 10. 1895, Pas
Benger Trains viii run as follows: Daily.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central Time.
South Bound 3