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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
uolanoet.
Brittrk Columbia.
cpoaeeoe eeier al Tin.


Sra 3piten norbenfpr 8dncouoer er
Der tommet Grtsprsoer, Tom antages
at inbebplbe Sub eQer Selp. Qf
Sugtpnoise ertlGres bet at bore Yin.
Grtien er Iammenlignet meb Prsper
fra 8ruberne | Gorntpaais, % BET bar
piit Zig, at bet netop sr famine SIags
Gin, os man er fitter paa, at ct 5in'
leie er funbet, uben at man bog peb,
bpilten loitr9tning bet inbtdser, ba
Sinberne enbnu life tienoer Opbdgels
TENS 9prbi og life bar dnIti1et llnberz
fsgelfer ON, / bpilten MGngoe grtien
%optr9ber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Rtttn.
Ssrnbane :Anlas | eanbst.

Gbens Saotai er uon9pnt til Sos
pebs0 irsttsr for Sernbunspeienst msb
siaabelIs til at anlasgs Santops
Soo6prp 2inisrns. San bar srbolot
gempnoisslis til at optage ct 2aon paa
20 Miuiunsr "Sasls" Zen Sasl fig oms
trent $3.50. be 10 RiIiOner erboloss
at bet fbiie 2aan, os be spris. 10 fra
getprslIen, 3 Williouer fra ben norb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Yrof. 8iliOn peo Spuas Slser,

Yrof. g8iliOn peo Spuas G9er'
bruqsitole / Dimes er nRbnt iom ct pass
Ienbe Gmns for Qgerbrugsminiitsr |
Wcainleps aa6inet, cg en- beore
Wanb for oenn. pistig. Sitting tuns
be man life fda. Dan .r en- tunos
Itabsrig Wanb, iom bar megsn prat.
tiIt Grfarins og er feet op til at 5ars
merne operalt, bpor ban sr tienbt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
AtruruQuu.
cpmumtrins til snrfnims al ganiua.

Hicarasuas Regierins bar ubitebt
bet Oetret, at Gnbper, Der bprter 1000
elIer flere 9anilas 9lantsr paa 2anb
tilbsrenbe Republiten. ital erbolbs en-
pramie at 10 Gents for bper plante
FAINT Ret til at tuge 346 aeres oHsntz
ligt 2anb, bpiltst betales for, meb bpao
Der tases inb / pr9mier. 9enne COB
lfal bore / araft / 10 @dr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17

og ela'ticere Staal. Diets nuperenbe
pris, So pr. Punb, sisr imiblertib bets
Srug for iaabanne Gnbemaal neiten
umuli9t. De eneite Winer, bpori llras
niumsGrts bibtil er blepet ubpunbet,
fnbes / Sbitlanb os England.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Rualunn.
2ornuoforiel TIL Snoien.

SPIRIT Sbeleniti a~nbefal.r / ct russ
Tiff 9lab llbfsrisl at rusfiit aornpas
rsr til Snbien obsr Sbesia. Mulis
gems fan bette bore ct Reiultat at ct
9eisg, fOm Gnglanbs Geianbt / 9es
.tsrsburg nplig uflagbe / Sossia. De
rusiiite Blade opforbrer 9efoltntnsen
til at Jamie 9ibrug for at linbre Suus
oersngoen / Snbien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9nntuttC.
setsselis torsset ariitsfapitaI.

Stubebdter Mfg. So. / South genb
bar forget fin arbeiostapital fra ST.
10000 til $3,6O0,OOO. 5irmaet be-
talte $4,000 for hos Statsietretaren
at faa be %amsnberebe 4rtitler intorz
porerebe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9tnItfn.
9rfe.Sifop SreIamp I e.. Raul

Ifulbe ifslge Rpgtet at 9uuen bore for
flpttst til ct anoet 9ipcs3; bette forbols
Der fig life iaa, men iom tilforlabeligt
m.bbeles, at 9iitopen life itaur iaa
spbt psb @atitanet iom for. os at
bans Solbning beb iibfte 8alg bar
gjort Stemningsn betpbslig ugunitis
gere for bam.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Gcuunpr.
as isTuiHf,s ssere maa aaa.

Rsgjeringen bar bsorbret be ieiui'
tiTts prGiter / ben s'tIige Del al Res
publiten ub at QanSet. Der nGres
Itnrt Mistante ON, at be bar puitet til
repolutionRre Sptpier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9Oroermelter ginsree, iOm palstes

Sorsermeiter 8ingree, iom oalstes
til @upsrnsr al Wi6igan, unoerbaros
Ter meo prof. gsmis at Gbicugo uni'
perIitet, ON b.nne bill opsrtoge po'tsn
Tom arbeibstommisipr for Widigdr'.
Ran bar siort ben SnbDsnbins. at
ar6eibstommisI9ren nae bare gor'
ger al Staten, men man tror, at prof.
gemis tunbe omgdd 2open Deb at
flptt. oper til Widigan itrar. Wr.
pingree Ital babe en- bel Del Sossr ON,
bporleoes 4rbeibsIpergsmaalet beoit
fan lsies, og ban tror, at prof. Be-
mis- er ben rette Wunb til at giennem'
fsre bans Reformpluner.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9lltltnts
Sbieaao saauoeiermtnssRoIe branet

vWtVuWp EU""VBItF" F"HSNpFt VtW"VH
Gitp Manuel Srainins S9pol /
Gbicaso blep tptalt soelast peo Slbes
branb forleoen often. S lit Slags
bar ben en- at be bebit ~uoitpreoe Stoler
/ 2unbet. Sabet, $4,000, er fulot
uo aslurancebGttet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17

2eripm en- S%aauopertcr bar iiftIr
pal bper 9iat at oremme tplu Timer,
at han par aOnss. trpr iso, han pilr e
uers naiisu liseina lpiielis iom en-
aonse, Der tolu Timer bpsr Rat brsmte,
at ban bar GRANDMOTHER. - Yaieal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9puntfn.
HaIne Wpattr

ON, at ben ipunIte Rsgjsring ituloe
bore tommen operens meb be 5orenebe
Gtater ON at fire gubd Sprsrets
6uelie inben en- pig beitemt 5ib, benegs
tes paa bet geitemteite.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
9unteit.
Sunaersnposu.

Gn Specisls9 epsids fra 2onoon
meloer, at Der / II 0iitritter at De-
fan 8ebetet er en- og en- 5j~srbebels
Rinionsr MenneIter, Tom liosr Sum
aersnso.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17

I'll en- iterf Siel bsrsr ct iterit Sc.
gene, liseiom ben uOtuloenoe Rpttsr
bebsper en- COB Seit.-Ssnri @esuault.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
William q. YucaS

er uon9pnt til Receiper for Wurine
Rational 8ant / Duluth, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17

@atureu sr en- Snoimisrsr; ben al.
Der enbpsr bet Raab, ban Sailer.- Ssnri
Rpuion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
Sra Daihinoton.
6utoreierueu

bar ben 12te bs. Forget til liot o0er
1923, 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
CAPT. MERRIAM bar Sfnpt ite.

9upt. hilbert g. Merriam, en- rig
3rGlaitbanbler / minneapolis. inbs
'anot fig | Commercial Club Snsbdg
Wuooag, gil ino / ct at be imaa @es
tsIlsr os 'tjeo Zig en- 8uele giennem
Sooeost meo en- 80 3alibers Repplper.
Ssosn p~dafulste sieblittelig. Mr.
IFerrtam bapoe | ben Ienere Sib lipt
lle9et al N%erpsiitet, os beri isger man
orHnosn til bans ~fortpilebe gambling,
Der lpnes at bore begaaet albeles
aooerlagt. SSun fom til minneapolis
l'a Aulncb, ST., for ct Bar @ar Il
zen. SuItru ps 0atter Dor | Minnez
Gpplis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17
MtnnPCntn.
Rsdeieuer ,aIser meset sernerts.

Sra DULUTH berettes, at Rocfefeqer
Mining Spnbitat | be fioite to Tiger
bar IOlst for $4,000 at MesIubas
erts. Spnbitatet bar besuben afz
bencet 60,00OSo ipanifsameritanf
Grts.
Braiioent Bacon | Minneiota Sron
10. psntes | bisIe Oase at bile ars
riosr. fra SIten, os naar iaa FER, tror
man, at Der pil bsres ON flere S%ransats
toner p.b bette 5irma, os at Here Dir
0stosre bill blipe emploierebe | be bpbe
Sernminer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-17

Or. 8. 8. . opu
.r '9scorab'Toiten's
rsiisuoe Gsent os iom
Iauoau b~smpnbiset til
at mpotase npe Whom
usrter iamt Detailing |
Tor foriuloen Cub
Tripttcn.
9. %glnuuoien.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

CHICAGO. January 2S.-Cattle; Ihere
were hardly enough cattle TO make d M n
ket. but the demand was so ught lidl
prices were no more than steady, even Iol
The better class of beeVes. Sales Were on d
basis of So 3564 10 for common 70 sI4C ~
choice steers. stays selling AT - -.te ~
The stockers and feeders trade Is larry
good sales being mostly at . cu49 3d.
Butchers and Gamers cattle are Se'4.4S
relatively better than good, cholce preNV.S,
owing TO rather light supplies. rev sen
as low a 81 90 and COWS and ne.lera sdle
are largely al So 2503 so. with very IdlI
sales at s. 250S 90 Veal calves are ~. III
smaller supply. and while common lots
are lower. the better class CONTINUES ~
bring full prices. - -.
Hogs: The days transactions we're a,
an extreme range of 81 10Hl 40. But Few
sold above s. 49, and after the carry "a s.i 5-
most of the trading was done az - zo2 %.
Sheep: Sales were on basis Oh = ooii
yearlings sold at 81 75d4 %. 5000
Receints--Cattle. 2G01 head; hogs' loVU
head; sheep, l2.0N head.
EAST LIBERTY. January %.-Cattle,
stronger: prime 81 f004 60: good butchers
SO 70I4 %: rough fat 50 OOd3 60; DuAs, COWS
and stays 81 5G03 81. Gro
Hogs. active. Workers and pigs ~ DO
Z so; heavy hogs 81 kQ4 50' roughs 70 %
As.
Sheep. firm and prices a shade higher;
prime S. 1913 60: fair 81 seas co; common
81 7od2 %: lambs 50 oo0t %.
Veal calves s. 5006 -.
CINCINNATI. January Is. - Hogs,
strong at Sc 9oG4 52i2; receipts, 200 mead;
shipments. 2.1o0 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
WOOL.

BOSTON. January &.-Outside Of the
shown for foreign WOODS I'M Lon
don. which has increased the demand on
this side the wool market here is decided
~ tame. though prices are being mann
tanned. Fleece woods have been moderate
of late. with general offerings moderate
'erritOry woods are slow, the prlnClpal
s.ness done being confined 10 small lots.
ere is a feeling here that demand for
$50 woods VIII soon start mp and buyers
holding off until the time comes when
signs viii show them that they will he
ced 10 purchase. Australian wool sales
w no material change. though prices
considered solid The following are
quotations for the leading descr.p- ion :
hio and Penn sVlVania FleeceS-A and
We 1SH1Si@c: XN and N& and above 1912
iac; 40. I combing &c; No. combing
5rritory Wools-Montana fine medium
fine Halle: secured price 3CU3Sc
n. wyoming. etc. fine medium and
faa12c: secured price @i026c.
ONDON January &.-At the wool auc-
sales to-day a good selection Of me-
is was offered. which was largely taken
German buyers at full prices. Both
asv and secured woods met with good
land frOro France Yorkshire bought
little. The American purchases to-
amounted TO z00 bales. The number Of
rs offered to-day We're 1850. of which
were withdrawn. Following are the
tn detail:
,v south Wales-261o bales; secured,
ais "a. rre7Sv Fta011d
1eenslard-2217 bales; secured, 9d0ls
greasy. tToi-d.
ctoriaL.511 bales; secured, 7ala02s 81;
sV. 5Nd01s Sled.
nm Australia 12f bales; secured sd
2iad: greasy. paT9d
IAN R'ver-911 bales; secured Is i3d0
4. greasy GTSd.
smania-1f bales; secured IS iadT1s N.
" Zealand 472 bales; secured, Sd0
n: greasy. G2t010ad.
ne Of Good Hone and Natol-l 2,S
3: secured. 7dd1s Sd; greasy, 4AqH2d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29


oats. cash No. . 1SalQ1s,; No. > waite
1li rlt.c. 40. white ia.i- +t, J1.iro. ,
closed a. l>9,e; February -o .c' 96-5c:
at lN..c. May lr4I-lite. c.cs-ns at -V's~'
july -ir-ii4c. closing a. -lc.
E5rey. 10. 2Iom.rai; No. -543Sc; No.
FlaNseed 40. e2o.2i.c.
Prime timothy s-c- - ,-'-. ... o-l5-o Al.
Mess pork. cash peg barrel Sii 81. ~ % .
January $40 "r+l 10, closing a. III
Ily $40 81, -. cI.-.lE III e4' ''' '-'
$50 @.l. .5. Closing d ~ .-,,.. r,,,u-
Lard. cash Scr $40 lbs s. l0' ~, 90 -
ary closed s- - 1875. Nav s. 9i1j 't CLOS
i-s ~ S. o., July 70 0f4e5 l-., c-cs-As d.
er.-- ribs. cash sides s. 1915 17l2; Janu-
ary closed az So -. May 81 SOTO 3d. '-os ~
at - 50. July S. seas app. closing az 90 o-'2'
Dry salted shoulders l,3c.
Short clear sides 81. 05'.c.
Whisky. dist.llers' finished goods per
gallon 81 D.
Sugars, unchanged.
Barter. steady; dairies l0Ql5c; crea!nsT-
cheese. quiet at Sai09ec.
EEss. steady; fresh l5Nlfc.
Re.a .pte-Fjour. 1900 barrels; wheat.
5000 bushels; corn. 292 0o9 bushels; o .il..
$1,000 bushels; rye 1000 bushels oarle''
12r GOO bushels
Shtpmerts-FIour. 10000 barrels: wheat
1900 bushels; corn. 1900 bushels: c1is'
$4,000 bushels; rye 4ooo bushels; barley
2tN0 bushels.
NEW YORK, january 2S.-Flour, re-
ce.i Is, -4,slv uurrt.s, exports, o2,-a' VA
Ie-., market Weaker al tAe c40se wen
Hl-a-. out Em.s remain uucn1HseI @'-~
10 is n0.d 90 UJ business al quotations.
Wheat receipts. Lb.v bushes, exports
$685.. uUsll.>. pot market weaver, NO =
r-a ,y.2 ,o-, NO. i h0rJ ace j. U. b. duo11'
epao-a opened steacy, cioa-nS AedNy d.
f Pc. Il U "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

Observation-Disclosures FOR Blank
rf(-',e. lenses 0u Leases. For Rent Cards.
,,or e1ia cards. and Rooms for Rent
r9rds. Can at Register OihcA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
From Bridgeport to Leave. Arrive.

From BrldSepDIt ~ ---' '
.,--,.i,1o and Pitts..I 02 am. o. pm
Steu ~ -, g. CHICAGO. J9 ana Oh pm
EOIt w a - 1oledo.... LIS amt 10 pm
CailtoH "--d ClaVelaudI am. 0J pm
Alliance az. IL ANA Pit-s g %. am. 10 % am
Fl. Wayne & chicago Z a. I.r 81 - IN
Canton and Toledo.,..-; N N pm. . q pm
Alliance and C;eyelialnd ~ l lI Z l'. ~
Steub. and Wel.sylue,-. . ~ y, g.,. y y an an
Ihl!aLe-l - md wash. . - pD. IS pm
sfe,ibervilie and ~, I.l - pm
Steub and We-lsVil-e.'' % -' -'-'-' o. '-'''
G. TOMLINsON. Passenger AGsnt.
Station foot Eleventh ana water SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
DRY GOODS.

IL RIVER. January 2S.-There was
all sale of spot print cloths to-day at
The marked is quiet at that price.
w YORK. January 2S-There was n
number of buyers in the market
n some instances much attention was
to brown cottons and clothing wool
nut engagements We're for fair guam
Worsted and cotton dress goods
d i'm some demand. and I'm each there
very fair new purchases. Printed
ialties did fairly well for high novel
but ordinary styles were slow.
ting cloths dull as usual at Sc TO 2fic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
PFNNsyLYANA sTATIONS.
EEE1
! 91nsuIVdnid LINES.
TRAINS rus " LLNl3AL MA

Ticket Office at PenEsylran!a station on
ing. at Mcclure House, Wheeling ana at
the Pennsylvania Station, Hri-s port.
couthvtest Observation-Disclosures Route.
-Dany. TLXcept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains on and
AFTER Jan. -. lS95. Explanation OF keIsr-
S,ice NIaiks: DAILY, SUNDAY eXcepteds
teLoHCay excepted; Saturday excepted
4oClluty only; Saturday only; )AlOLuay
oH4y; Eastern Standard Time, which il
O"e houi earlier that Central Time.
DJesp@rt B.& O.-Aiain Line East ArrivS.
- - am w ash Cy, Bal, Phil, y = ~ an
= ~ P Pm WASH ~, Bal, PM, y Ii..........
tt " am Cumberland Accom-. n % pir
% ~ pIu.-... Grafton Accom- zee. ~ ly an
p iy ami .AIOunusyille Accom-. II 80 AN
,iy ~ ON .94Oundsyllle Accom- IL ~ pa
- ~ A-4lI. .MOuAdsNIlIe Account 81 ~ pui
~ ~ am ..Cum Derland EApress..l IS y pn
.''''''...i... Grafton Express - - . pm
DJspart g. d &C. -. DIV. west, -4tlye.
sit - - l. or COiCM and CniCagOl - = an
~ 40 an Col, lin. ana ST. Ions - ai y q,
ST. d. i ..-I Gainesville Account iJ ~ am
81 ~ Pm. Col, Gin aud 81. Ions
trG - I......Coi. ana Chicago EX.. 'l2 10 pm
p. ID am. Isl. C.a.IsNIle accom-. I'D. 5, m
~ ,O pm Isl. ClI.rsV44le accom- 7o ~ I'm
10 % am. sandusly an Man -. : 81 pm
DSySrt. C., L. & W.-Bridgept Arrive.
80 ana ~!eVe., IOl. agQ Chicago II - pm
j. =, l'-H Clet e., IOl ana CulcAsO - 10 p!l
- w. Y.4.I .AasslllOn ACcOm....li4U 0O am
10 va d!l' st Cla.rSN lie Accom-. ~ IS ann
~ W mist. CIa!rsN.lle Accom-. Il 81 pa
l. - piH...St. CialrsVll4e Accom-. Is IS pm
~ 90 pm Isl. CidlrsVl.e Accom-. - w. pm
"a I'd piiI..... Local freight .....I IL ~ PA
= 81 1. =, =. d 81. l.. Ky. arrive
j. - ami 1850. PiJtsburg ........ 10 81 pm
~ IN SteubenVille and West.l rs 81 pm
80 l-'lIl 81 4llsDurg and y. 4...i IS - pm
- - PM ...PIttsDufg. and y. y. IL 81 am
- Vest
r. - an. Tx, Cir. ana ST. Louis r. y am
~ ~ pm TX. Gin. and 81. Louis rs 81 pm
- - PAi E-,., Steub., and Chisol Is " in
D 90 |Hll...tltt5. ana DeuE.sou...,"N - au
DeIart W. & I. i. Ky. Arrive.
~ ~ am o.. Toledo and West eel 10 W pm
~ ~ am Cieve., Akron ~ Canton 10 % pm
- ~ am Brilliant and Steub...I r0 V3 pm
- 80 pEi -MasSillOn and Canton RIO CD am
10 oj pm ...Brl.I3Gt and Steub...IrlJ iJ am
Depart. c. & 7. r. IL. Arrive.
~ amtFt Wayne AID Chicago I5 US pr
u Uo ami ...C1nton and Toledo. - U) pm
- tA am. Alliance and Cleveland ~ 10 pm
no t1 AN. Steuhcuviue and Pitts ~ Vj pm
10 ~ am Ft Wayne and Chicago 10 W PIN
= I PM canton and Toledo 1H OBJ Iut
T. I'D pm Alliance and Cleveland r. IS Pa
T. ~ pm. .Steub. ANA Welsyiile. 7ll u5 ;-.n
IS IS pm PHILADELPHIA and 80. ST. f5 Us pn
80 80 pm. baltimore and Nasl.| ~ 0S pu
- q pm - tculenviHe aud lItts. 10 5S pm
= IL PM .Steub. and Weiisvle. - ~ aEl
Leave b.. =. & G. Railroad Arrive
Roiiaire. l-aste}n Standard Time. .Bellairo.
10 % am Bellaile and Zanesvinel B I'D un
515 pmi..... WondsJ-id ......I o 90 arm
30 aml.......MiXed Train....... Gas pm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 2S-Plg iron.
southern S11 75G12 70; northern $40 GOA
Sl3 So
Copper. steady.
Lead steady.
steadier; spelter nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
nnln NE EAHROAD q

~, and after SUNDAY. L-ceu.lr l', l..
Trains VIII r-- aa %
tJaly IDa.y except SUNDAY. -----'-'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

From New York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington, $50 q. m. daily
and 4:25 p. M, except MoAuaS' M - p,
CumbeTland accoinmodauon' 9'Vo p H''
except Sunday. 5000 ,o.to m
Grafton accommodation O'I' d. '''''
daily. s..to, tx n
and 1:4O D. m, except Sunday ana Nv ?
nc Grafton alton express. 4:25 p m, Monday only
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVI-
SION.
For Plttsburg. Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. 400 a. IL
and 5.45 d. n. daily.
IcT 'Plttsburg, 7:1O a. m. daily.
Tltts5urg express. S;5 p. M except
sunday
From New York. Philadelphia. Balu-
mon, Washington and FittsDurg lV.lO e
-, d1ty II 80 D.. IN, except SATURDAY anu
o., m. Sunday only.
IPitfshu-y mail 1000 a. M except sun
day. and 1.9J p. m. dairy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

FOR RENT
AND
FOR SALE CARDS
IT TLtE
DrcrSTER COUNTING ROOM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29

From Wheeling 10 Leave. arrive.
Wellsburg and a,euJ... r, - an. T. - pa
Mcdonald and Plt,s...- 10 - ann r. ~ pm
New CuMJerland..- 10 - aiii. ~ - a-It
indianapolis and ~. i'll ~ - am. r ~ Plt
Columbus and Ciucin-.. 70 - ami ~ ~ p.A
Wcllsburg and Steu1..i - ~ am. ~ ~ I.l
Philadelphia and y. A.f!z - IiA' T.. -3 u. ~
Steubenvile aud nuts. y ~ p'l| H. q, ~. l
Columbus and Chicago ~ - PM y 81 pm
Philadelphia and NJ. u - s. p... n. o." o.. i.,
baltimore and wash. y - pm i3 81 am
Sterbeuyiue and Pitts. - 90 pm - an an
Steib. and Dsnnison. = ~ p.... ", 80 o., llt
Indianapolis and St. J.. r. y. f.- y = an
Davton and Cincinnati t--' f. az. '-t
steubenville and Column Is w pm. A. az
NV' burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as Iol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-29
GOINH S0TTH

GOING NORTH.
Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c., J.. & w. Depot in
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.HIsToRIc DOUBTS REMOVED.
! Rev. James A. Weston, the Author, Has
Found Son of Marshal Ney in Ken
tuckY--Aged g. Still Hale and Hearty.

Rev. Jas. A. Weston has returned to
Hickory from Kentucky, near Louis
vile, where he went to see and met
and talked with a son of Marshal
Michael Ney of France, who was Napo-
Icons 'sBrayest of the Brave" and who
was Peter Stuart Ney, the school teach
er of South and North Car
DINA, who is buried in Row
an county, n. G., says the Press
and Carolinian. He found the old gem
tleman who was IS years old on last
Saturday, the Goth of February, in
perfect good health, being now So years
of age. He came TO North Carolina in
1887 and met his father, who gave him
$1,000 and sent him to Philadelphia,
Pa, and there he entered Jefferson
Medical College and graduated and
practiced medicine. He however, went
under an assumed name which is a long
one. He has a written history, which
he has consigned to Rev Maj. Weston,
who will not divulge any of the partic-
sulars about it. They are not TO be di-
vulged until after the death of the old
gentleman.
This makes the connecting link GER
tain and sure that Peter Stuart Ney
was really Marshal Neyl The old
gentleman says his father called for a
few minutes, at his mothers house in
Paris the night after he was supposed
to have been shot that morning. The
old gentleman himself seems to be in
voIyed in some sort of international
complication between the United
states and Mexico, and hence he viii
not even now allow his identity to be
known. He was in the Mexican war.
He had Maj. Weston's book on His
toric Doubts as to the Execution of
Marshal Ney' in his library and had
read it. He received Rev. Maj. Wes-
ton very cordially when he learned
who he was. and then subsequently
talked with him freely but not overly
freely. He held back much and told
him he would learn it all from his
manuscript, after he died. Rev. Maj.
Weston says he is the perfect image OF
the published photographs of Marshal
Ney and he never had such piercing
glance from mans eye in all his life
as he had from this man when he pre-
sented himself and his credentials.
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CITY IN BRIEF.


At the A. and NJ. College 1913 students
are now enrolled.
Smith. Faison 81 Co, the printers, are
TO put in a first-class bindery.
q'bree conyicts were brought in yes
fArday from Stanly county. Sheriff Nc
Cain was in charge.
The 'sbirthday rally at the Baptist
Tabernacle Sunday School Sunday
morning Melted $500 for the new infant
class room.
ST. Augustine School will tomorrow
hold special exercises in memory of the
late DR.. Sutton, the former principal
of the school.
Mr.. John G. Drewry has purchased
the Haughton place on Wilmington
street, that formerly belonged to Mr..
Ed. Grow, and the house will be remod-
eled and modernized.
The colored 'All-Star" aggregation
announces that next Monday night
they will present the tragedy of Rich
ard III at Metropolitan Hall. This is
the first time they have essayed
Shakesperean roles.
Mr.. r.. w. Sossaman, business mana
per of the Progressive Farmer, said:
''AI the parties are badly mixed now,
but think the majority of the Popu-
lists side with Senator Butler, and pre-
fer. principle to party name"
Mr. A. G. Mitchell, clerk in the of
fee of Collector of Internal Revenue,
has gone to Windsor, BERTHE county,
called home by the death of his father,
who has been in i'll health for long
while He has the sympathy of many
friends in his bereavement.
The Atlanta papers contain long ac-
counts of the funeral of DIR. Nathan
+. O'Harris, who was buried in that city
Monday. Mr.. John I'll. Winder, of Raj
eigh, was present. DIR. Harris married
Miss Lula Tucker, of Raleigh, and since
her death had lived with his mother
He was one of the leading physicians in
Atlanta, and very popular.
On account of the prevalence OF
measles in the city, DR.. Smedes and DIR.
Dinwiddie were prevented from carry
ing the young ladies from Peace In
stitute and st, Mary's School to the
Polk Miller entertainment. But each
offered a handsome donation to the
monument fund, if Mr.. Miller would
give an entertainment at the two
schools. Mr.. Miller had made other ar
engagements and was compelled to de-
cline. But the ladies who had the en-
fertainment in charge desire to thank
DIR. Dinwiddie and DIR. Smedes for the
manifestation of their patriotic inter-
est in the effort to build monument to
Vance.
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WANTED.

To rent land near Garner, n. G., suit
able for corn or oats. Address,
b. HOBGOOD, Garner, N. G.
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UNPLEASANT BUT TRUE.

Shift and shuttle as he may, no COM
petitor will deny that the Worlds
Columbian Exposition made but one
Award for the Highest Score IN Beer
that all Brewers who entered compe-
ted for this award; that only one
Brewery could and did get this prize;
and that the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association was the one successful
Exhibitor.
This has always been clear to the
Public; but since the final decision OF
the Supreme Court at Washington, the
last excuse for further clubbing by
disappointed parties has been re-
moved. In Justice to ourselves, to our
customers and to the Public, we there
fore unreservedly state, that any ana
all claims to the Highest or Supreme
Award for Beer, whether they ema-
nate in bold terms from obscure
concerns, or in vague and lrrespon-
sible language from recognized COM
petitors. are attempts, as deliberate as
they are futile for business gam, 70
deceive the Public.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association.
ST. Louis, January, 1896
Your orders solicited by
HFSSBERG BOTTLING CO,
Danville, Va.
AGENTS for Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee.
+. ". DENTON,
Agent for Raleigh.