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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22
ReraOnal.

VIM. G. Brown, Jr, OF Kingwood, is i'll
the city.
Mr. Frank J. Hearnc returned from the
West yesterday.
Dr. Phillips, of Moundsyille, was in fhe
| city yesterday. ~
J. c. Hornbrook, OF Powhattan, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. J. A. Boyd, OF Washington, Pa, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie HardeSty left for visit to
Washington yesterday.
John Titus, of Washington county, Pa,
was in the city yesterday.
Clarence Laird of the Seventh ward, is
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Ella Sanborn, of Huntington, was i'll
the Opera circle last night
Mr.. James Knight, of Greenbrier, is the
guest Of Maj. Anderson, at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Cats and Miss Clara Thompson, of
Darlington, werein the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Oglebay are expected
hume fror.- tho west tho Last OF this week.
Sheriff Hicks and Major Burley of Mar
shall comfy, were at the Capitol yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Ireland has been appointed
post mistress at White Oak, West Nir-
gina.
Henry NJ. pougan. Esq. prominent
lawyer of Washington, Pa, was in the city
yesterday.
4. d. Hickey, Esq, of the Seventh ward,
returned home yesterday after pretracted
absence. -
Mrs. Maggie Norman and Miss A. Yer,
million, left yesterday over the II. andO
for Pontiac, ILL.,
Mrs. J. c. Morrison, of Sistersville, w.
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. \. Wheeler
on the South Side.
Colonel Il. l.. Butcher, State Superinten-
dent Of Free Schools, is in his office again,
after a severe illness.
Capt. George NJ. Whatsoever, OF Graf
town, who has been in the city for day or
two, left for home yesterday.
q. W. Iaishley. Esq, OF Easton, Monon,
gala county, was yesterday appointed a
Notary Public by Gov. Jackson.
Mr.. &. r. Davis, Miss Annie Ogle and
Hon. Charles Carpenter, all OF Cameron,
were at the st. James yesterday.
Mr.. W. C. King formerly OF this city,
has been elected scribe of the X. A. Chap.
ter of Masons at Washington, Pa.
A. ID. Thomas, agent for "0ne Hundred
wives, anu y. L. IOlileT, ,dSeilt iOI NOt-
licrs Bankers Daughter" are in the city.
W. NJ. Clements, NJ. OF T. OF the B. and
o. railroad, was in the city yesterday aC-
companied by his clerk, Fred. Hildebrand.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. II. w. Phillips and
Miss Maria Phillips left for visit to Gin
cinnati on the Andes last Tuesday evening.
Miss Carrie Knote, yesterday, presented
the State School Office with a valuable col
lection of minerals, gathered from various
sections of the State.
Mr.. j. d. Whitman, Manager OF the EaS-
tern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia wool-hOuse, at Philadelphia
was in the city yesterday, on his way home
for the holidays.
Misses MolIie MCCutcheon, Adele Gour-
ley, Mollic Anderson and Matte Mc(iill,
all pupils of the Stcubenville Female Sem
inary, passed through this city yesterday
on their way home to Claysville, Pa.
Rev George 2. Wilson Pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, of Lexington,
Ky, was married in this city, few days
ago, to Miss Laura Norton. Mr.. Wilson
was a member of the class OF ~, Washing
ton and Jefferson College. lie was the
hOnor-man of his class.
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THE RAIR
Al tine Church or the Immaculate Con-
eept' on-Handsome Tables OF Faney
vorv ~sl,vueuts-K ramerss Music.

RefI e8nn "eo.
understanding the inclemency OF the
weather, quite large number OF persons
were present last night at the Fair which
is now being held in the lower story OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception. A
considerable sum was taken in. and II Is
confidently expected that the fair, which
will not close until Saturday night, Will be
a gratifying success.
Tbe refreshment table is under the
charge of Mrs. Kenan, Mrs. Coughnin and
Mrs Uungerman. 1t presents bounteous
display OF cakes and other good things,
and was, in the eyes of our reporter, one oil
fhe most attractive features of the affair.
Ms. Frank, Mrs, Woeyer and Mrs, War
ner had charge of Che fancy table, when
was filed with a fine assortment al fancy
Goods. and was pronounced by lady VINO
knows to be the finest fancy table that has
been en- exhibition at any fair in this city
during the. last six years.
The lemonade table was in charge OF Mrs.
Fireman aud Mrs. Haley. AT one end there
was a &wheel OF fortune warranted 70
contain no blanks.
At the end of the room was handsome
su;ss restaurant, in which were several
yo,mp ladies dressed in the picturesque
costume of the Swiss peasants. Their
names were: Miss Lizzie Weidner, as " tio-
"a !" Miss Mary Kestiner, Alma Miss
Mary Neidner. Minerva Miss Emma
Russell, Julia" Miss Maggie Marrer,
d, bora" Mrs. Russell was the matron III
charge OF the restaurant, which aforded
everything imaginable that one wou!o
want 10 eat.
A shooting gallery at one end OF the
room was affOrding amusement to the boys
and was in charge OF Anton Cole.
postoffice, where one can have letters
manufactured to order at ten cents each,
is a feature of the fair. 1t is presided over
by a number OF young ladies. Those in
charge Of it last night were Misses Dora
Harner, Annie Webber and Ella Hoffm an.
Joe Kramer furnished the music, the
simple announcement of which fact is SUI
ficicnt 10 suggest harmony and happiness.
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Fourth Ward school Entertainment.

The grammar room OF the Union scnoOl
was crowded to OVERLOOKING last evening, to
hear the literary exercises of the scholars
The following;Pas the programme:
Opening Address-Estella Hull; Reclta'
tions-'.Kehtucky Belle Eanie Custer;
mfr. Caudle's Hat" Otto Hess; song
Cradles Empty" Elfie EPdegraH; Con.
cert Recitat'on-'Roek OF Ages Seh'of
class; Gypsy ChoruS-Class.
n--"ThcDispute," NellieLang; Mu-
Sic-Niolin and Organ, otto and Annie
Hess: Recitation-Thc Mystic Weaver, Eva
Miller; Song-The Beautiful Violets, Mary
Dutlingcr: Essay-MyStiC Seven, Lizzie
Crawford; ESsay-Boys, Edna Rebellion +;
Recitation-"Tom," Annie Hess; Recita-
tion-'The Picture" David Kraus; Music
Violin and Organ, otto and Annie Hess;
Misunderstanding the Farm, Estel-
la Hull, Song-"Castles in the
Air." Lucy Robinson; gymnas-
tics, class; debate, question: Are
Affirmative. Jessie Wizard, Fife Upde-
graft; negative, Fannie Bliss, Lizzie Null
drew; recitation, The Closing Year, Emma
Budke.
Miss Lizzie Downs presided at the organ.
The orchestra music was furnished by
Vaas' band. All the performers ac-
Quilted themselves with credit.
A Yerypleasing feature of the evenings
enjoyment was the class in gymnastics
under the charge Of Miss Amy Chapline;
The class was compelled by the continued
applause to repeat their graceful move,
nents The debate was excellent and
evinced careful preparation on the part
of the young ladies. We must not omit to
mention the songs rendered by Misses Ellie
Updcgrsif, May Daltinger and Lucy Robin
son AT the close of the exercises Super
intendent Burch presented to Principal
". II. Anderson scrap-book on behalf Of
the senior class, pair Of vases to Miss Jane
Anderson on behalf of the Junior class, and
a card receiver TO Miss Lucinda Sims, the
Assistant Grammar Room Teacher, on be-
half oil the freshman and sophomore
classes The principal and teachers of the
Union School deserve credit for q. good
entertainment.
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River News,
Water . feet--falling.

Water fect-falling
The J. Ii. Mcconnell, tow boat. went up
Thee. y. Lucas. Capts. Prince and Nor
ris, is doing Il booming business in the
Bellaire trade.
The following tow boats passed down
Yesterday: sam Clark. Nellie Walton, Joe
Walton, DauntlesS, J. NJ. Dunton, William
Stone, George Roberts, Rescue and Hope.
The Little Anna yesterday took a party
of members of the q. 4. Il. to Martin =
Ferry to attend the Camp Fire Of Thoburn
Post She also brought down party last
night to attend the Opera House.
PITTsTrRGH, December 2l.-Riyer feet
> inches and falling. Weather rainy and
cool
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Worthy OfPraise.

Asa rule we do not recommend Patent
Medicines. but when We know OF one that
really is a public benefactor, and does posi-
tiyely cure, then we consider it our duty
to ilIpart that Information to'all, Electric
Ditters are truly most valuable medicine;
and will surely cure Biliousness. Fever and
Acme stomach. Liver and Kidney Com
nIaints, even where all other remedies fail.
Ne know whereof We speak, and can freely
recommend them TO all.-kreh.-Sold NJ
CIV cents bottle By Logan L Go.
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DR.. FRAZiER'S
Root BitterS !

Fraziers Root Bitters are not dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys keep the bowels open and regu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood TO the Head,
tending to ApopleXy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and Biotches, Scrofu'
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or De-
bility caused from imprudence, and to females
in delicate health, Frazier's Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
hr. Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the medi-
cine ever used, From the first dose took
began to mend, and am now In perfect
health and feel rs well ~ ever did. CON
slider your medicine enc OF the greatest OF
blessings, MRS. NJ. MARTIN
Cleveland, o.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at slOo per
bottle.
S. q. Hamilton, Agent, Bellaire,o o.
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And offered so low for the purpose OF driving
up und along the sales to far out do the
best endeaYOrS OF former seasons.
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Bucklen,s Arnica SaIye.

The BESr SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co
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''Oh, how I do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours, said lady TO her friend.
you can easily make il So answered the
friend. How" inquired the first lady.
by using Hop Bitters, that mHls pure
rich blood and blooming health. 1t did it
for me. as you observe. "-CailO Bulietia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

WHY do the heather rage? Because
Chris. Wincher is selling holiday goods in
his line at his queenSware and crockery
store ten per cent. less than at any place in
Wheeling. Call at 1864 Main street.
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" yo1 want to buy the wife present
she will appreciate, drop in at Chris. Win
cher's. 1904 Main street. and see the dinner
and tea sets and tables full of articles of all
kinds for the adornment OF home. All
kinds of fancy and useful goods in glass
and China.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-22

OF all the remedies on earth that we'll
may claim attention, DR.. THoxks' EcLEc-
TEIc On commands especial attention. For
wondrous power to cure disease. its fame
there's none can throttle. Its merits are
not in the puffs, but are inside the bottle.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia sors throat, asthma,
bronchitis, diptheris, etc. are all cured by
Thomas Electric OH. La1ghlin Bros. & Co.
agents, Wheeling.
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CHRISTMAs AND NEW YEARS.
Exeursions To and Prom All Stations
al Low Rates.

Excursion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates on December sd, 9th, 18th,
SOth, 3Ist, 1881. and January lst, 1882, to
and from all stations OH the c. & p II. r.,
p, I. W. & c. Ry. and T., c. & ST. l.. Ry.
Panhandle Route All excursion tickets
will he good returning until January Sd,
lsS2, inclusive. Special discount for child
rens tickets.
For further information inquire OF agent,
T., W. & X. depot, foot of Eleventh street,
Wheeling, Mcclure House Office or agent
{. & L. Il. X. Bridgeport, Ohio, or TO local
agents along the lines named.
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Given AWAY.

We can not help noticing the liberal of
fer made to all invalids and sufferers by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. You arc requested TO call at Logan &
Co.'S Drug Store and get Trial Bottle free
of cost, if you are suffering with Consump
ton, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Hoarse-
ness, or my affection of the Throat or
Lungs. Ii will positively cure you.
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II you want true pleasure
Just drink q pint measure
OF Smiths Cream Ale.
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Attention. Retail Grocers, &c.

The attention of retail grocers and tobac-
co merchants is called to the advertisement
of Hubbard. PAUL. & Go. in the new adver-
tiscment column. The offer for immedi-
ate sale the entire stock of goods which
were but slightly damaged by the fire.
They will be sold cheap. Call soon.
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GAIL and see what have to offer in fancy
goods for the holidays. Tea and dinner
sets, both plain and decorated, at less prices
than elsewhere asked Tor the same goods.
CHRIS WISCHRR
No. 1864 Main street.
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NMAS
Good Things for Dinner.

What did you say you were going to
have for ynnr Christmas dinner? turkey,
of course. fat and tender; celery, crisp,
and with an aromatic. nutty flavor; and
then some of those dry mealy potatoes,
aud nice apples for baking or sauce, which
Geo. W. Hess the East Wheeling butcher,
has laid in for these Christmas times. He
also has some premium hcef, choice, fat,
Juicy and tender, as easily digested as oat
meal pOrridgc. and better for the muscle
and blood He has roastS that would be
the envy ri a thoroughbred Englishman.
steaks for broil or fry, and the choicest OF
boiling pieces. Geo. w Hess shop is on
Jacob street. near Seventeenth. For any
kind OF poultry, meat, Or vegetables, go to
Hos
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Dos'T leave the city without calling at G.
s. Feeney's. No. 14lo Main street, to ex-
smine his large and complete stock Of fine
eonfectioneries.
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Use Morning Giory Baking Powder. 1t
cannot be cxcelled. G. s. reI2y, No. lilo
Main street. proprietor.
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Loss of appetite, loss OF energy, some
times attended with dry, hacking cough,
sometimes CoStive, a loOseneSs OF the bowels
or pain near the region of the heart, cured
with Thayer'S Liver Powder.
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A LRdy,s wish.

SMITHS Cream Ale is better than sll the
tones in the land.
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Look here. This sort OF weather you
need n Gum Coat. See those M Dave
Gundling's- A full line just ina Tor Boys
and Men. Full protection from the
Wet. One hundred per cent. cheaper
than umbrellas, for friend might
borrow" the latter article; then
" here are you:
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Do You wxnt tea set or q dinner set, or
fancy lamp of any kindl Drop in at
Chris Wincher's, 1904 Main street An ell
egant line Of goods, most suitable for holt
daY presentsl
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Far better than wealth is perfect health.
And you can get ID without the least fail,
II you drink glass with every meal
OF Smiths supurb brew OF Cream Ale.
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Far better than wealth Is perfect health,
And you can get IL without the leaal fail.
II you drink q glass with every meat
OF Smiths Supurb brew Of Cream Ale.
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OJR river water is hardly fit to drink, 80
take Smiths Cream Ale instead aud save a
hundred dollars in doctor bills each year.
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OUR river water is hardly fit to drink, so
take Smiths Cream Ale instead and save
hundred dollars in doctor bills each year
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CALL at P w. Bosley, Agent, for your
Christmas Candies, &c, &c. Finest in the
market l4a4 Market Street, Wheeling.
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ScNE competitors in my line alarmed at
the low priceat which am selling queens
ware aud ispcy articles for the holidays,
have seenStit TO decry the quaIity-of the
goods am selling. The only refutation to
this SANDER that ask is that people should
come and see for themselves that my stock
is as tine and goods cheaper than elsewhere
offered. Respectfully,
CHRIS. WIScHER,
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WHEN you go into salSoou to take q
drink ask for smiths Cream Ale.
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Our river water is hardly fit to drink. so
take Smiths Cream Ale instead and save q
hundred dollars in doctor bills each year
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FoR nervousness and Chronic Catarrh
take Peruna. / tried it. l. L. Mysler,
Allegheny City, Pa
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Far hotter than wrath il perfect health,
And Won can get H without the least fail.
II yOu drink ~ glass with every meal
IN smiths -upurb brer of Cream Ale.
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sx1rH's Cream Ale is for sale at all first
class saloons.
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DoN'T leave the city without calling at g.
s. Feeney's. No. lII0 Main street, to ex-
anime his large and complete stock Of fine
confectioncrieS.
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sxrrH's Cream Ale is better than ali the
tonics in the land.
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sArra's Cream Ale is for sale at all first
class saloons. ts
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CNLatP. ". BoSlcy, Agent, fo, your
Christmas CS.lcs, &c, &c. Finest i'll the
market. 1874 Market Street, Wheeling.
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THREE DAYS MORE.
Big variety OF SILK and Linen Hand
kerchlefs, Mufiiers. Ties, Etschues,
Linen aud Lace Collars. Kid Gloves,
Ribbons and Plush Satehels, ut A. L..
Rice a Cos. Prices reduced TO sell them
qatek,
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SoNE competitors i'm INV line alarmed

WHEN YOU go into n saloon TO take a
drink ask for Smiths Cream Ale.
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Ladies' Fine Glove Kid Shoes, Lace or
Congress. nj y. II. stones. IlAo Main st.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Best Cigars In the city at New
Mcclure House Cigar stand.
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Call to-day and get a pair OF those fine
Emb reidered slippers for Men, women
and Children, AT J.. II, stones
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DRINK Smiths Cream Ale. 1t will give
you health and with it happiness. 1t is the
dispeptiC's lost friend
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Fine Silk nandkerchisfs; Ameri-
can and French Silk Suspenders;
full line of Kid Gloves, In fact, the
very best and most select goods
for uentlemen's wear, at the Star.
D. Gundling & Co, So Twelfth st.
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thermometer Record.

InerhaOiaPtcf hcNOfu.
As taken at Schnepf's Opera House drug
store:
WEDNESDAY.
7A.xl2M t .$f.m. Ppm 7A.x.l2 N, sr.x7r.r.
- - % 81 81 81 81 -
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ipdex 20 New Adyertiscments.

Linsly Entertainment.
For Ssle-Elegant Residence.
Opera House-0ne Hundred Wives.
Perfection Tomato Sauce-R. ]. Smyth.
Occasion ExtraoSdinarie--I Blum & Bro
-lLoeal Page.l
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D,Isz smiths Cream Ale II. win give
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sleeplsssness. fatigucd in the morning on
rising or inclined to be nervous with high
" coIored urine, Thayer's Liver Powder
will cure YOU
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Amsse TEE STORES.
Remarkably Gloomy weather Keeps
Host ofshoppers I'm Doors

While the array OF Christmas goods in
the Stores this season has never been ex-
celled the gloomy weather of the past few
DAYS has caused them TO be seen BY conf
paratiyely few purchasers. During the
balance of the week there ought 10 ne
rush Of business, however, ana merehanps
sbouId take advantage OF these columns
during the short time now intervening be-
tween This and Christmas to call attention
to their goods.
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THREE DAYS

FOR TENDER FEET.
Ladies' Flannel Lined, Glove Kid Slip
per. at J. r. stones
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NaEs yea 10 into ) saloon .
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CHRIs. WINcHER,
No. 1904 Main street.
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ssIra's Cream Ale 1 betssr than al the
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At 1913 Main street, on the CORNER 0!
South, is a fine lot OF Christmas trees and
sprigs of HOLLY With the blushing berries on
it. Also coils of brilliant evergreen OF pine
fled up for wreaths or decorating. What ID
home without a Christmas tree or Christ
mas, especially when you can buy one for
almost a song? Cut flowers, rustic baskets,
and a general line of florists goods are
there kept in stock, and visit will repay
you,
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CITY CELLINGs.

additional Local on First PGJS.)
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-01
ST. MARKS SCHOOL.

The Entertainment by the pupils of st.
Marks school, assisted by two or three of
the former pupils of the school, on Friday
night, at Kimball Hall, was what every one
anticipated decided success.
The entertainment was opened by greet
ing song from stage full Of children, and
was followed by piano solo by Miss Kittie
English. "The Gallant Boys in Blue was
well rendered by the boys in costume. A
recitation by Miss Cassie Mathews was we'll
received, and was followed by "The Won.
drous Telephone" by several young girls.
Mollie Sullivan's recitation was very good
for child of her years. The scene from
the drama of $ The Sisters of Albania" was
very well rendered by number of young
girls. The song, "We'll have to Mortgage
the Farm, in character, was sung in good
style by Misses Kittie and Angie English, and
Annie and Name English. piano solo fol-
lowed by Miss Annie English, which was very
nicely played Richard Gaffney then recited
" A Child's Wish before an Altar" very we'll
Next followed a drama by several Of the
older pupils, which was we'll received. i" The
Bells of Shandon" was sung by several o
the young girls. Henry Hoye's recitation
of Wishing was very good. A SOM
by the boys. entitled. "The Wonderful
Musician" brought down the house. A due
by Miss Kittie English aud Nellie O'Briel
was sung in a very pleasing manner. Al
address by Rev. Father Cleary, in hi
usual eloquent style, followed, and Was al
tentively listened to, after which the enter
tainment concluded with song in eapits
style by Misses Cassie Matthews and Mani
and Angie English.