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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
TIE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGES BOYD AND JACOBS
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
ard made the following disposition OF
the criminal business:
Capiases were issued in the cases OF
the State VS.. James Nicholson, Clark,
Wentzell, Held and q. w. Scott.
The cases vs.. ]. p. Carney and John
Fl. Zeveley were passed for the present,
also those of Elwood Martin, VIM.
Philips, w. n. Greaves, John Gray and
John Holmes.
The case OF the State vs. 7. ID Carol
indicted for felonious assault, was set
for the 2Sth.
Nolles were entered in the cases OF
the State va. jeff Davis, Joseph Gill,
VIM. Gillespie and Driver, and Scarry,
and Jones and hurry.
The cases OF the State VS. John Ander-
son and Louis Schwalb, indicted for
bastardy. were dismissed.
State VS.. Mary Bobyard, selling liquor,
set Tor November 20
State VIZ. George Griffin, Pmbe2Eie-
ment, set for November ~
State VS.. McAdams and STANLEY. ami
James Sutton, set for November 80.
State VS.. Frank Lu,z and others, SELL
ing to minors, set for November 30.
Demurrers to Indictments will he
argued on tomorrow, also the demur-
rcrs 10 the graveyard insurance cases
set for tomorrow.
The demurrer 20 the indictmen, Of
the State VS.. Bassett, will be argued TO.
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
THaNRSGIVING.

How 1t Will be Observed IN this o'ls
THANKSGIVING Day was established by
the Pilgrim Fathers the first year OF
their arrival on the continent, conse
uuently it is as old as the civilization OF
the New World. The Mayhower landed
at Plymouth Rock late in the year, ana
colonists were subjected to the severi'
ties Of a rigorous climate. while they
we're poorly provided with clothing, :ood
and shelter. The following spring the
Mass lchusetts colony planted about
twenty acres OF corn, four acres ui par
ley, potatoes and few vegetables. Inc
crop produced WAS a reasonably gooi
one, and in November OF this second
year Of colonial lite, Thanksgiving
was held, which appears to have orIgl'
mated in the churches or by common
consent. Forty-four per cent. of the
colouists had died in the first year and
the situation was rather gloomy one;
yet they found in their crops and pros.
poets abundant cause for thanEfulness
and hope. The custom of dedicating
The last Thursday in November as day
OF Thanksgiving, appears 70 have orlgl'
Eatpi 1t this early day and to have
continued with great deal OF regular
ity down to the present time, and the
whole country has at last adopted
Thanksgiving as a beautiful and appro-
pirate custom. Wheeling people are
accustomed to its celebration and antic-
ipatc it with much pleasure. Business
houses are closed and business gener-
ally is suspended. Appropriate services
are always held in the various churches
and to day the following services will be
held:
There will be q Union Methodist
Thanksgiving Love Feast at Fourth
Street church tomorrow at 10 A. NJ,
conducted by Rev. L. w. Ryan. Chill.
dren's gathering al =. NJ. Splendid
singing and several addresses. Preach
ing by DR.. Turner at y M.
There will be union services at the
Chapline Street NJ. +. church at 1920,
in which the English Lutheran, Disciple
and Chapline NJ. f congregations joint.
Hon G.. d. Hubbard, Rev. s. B Bar
niiz, aud Jabez Hall, Of Cleve and will
speak.
First Presbyterian Church-Thanks.
giving services at 1890 this morning.
fine Second and United Presbyterian
Churches will unite in the services. The
sermon will be preached oy Rev. James
ID. Moifdt.
There is to be a Thanksgiving social at
the Disciples Church this evening, at
which there will be some fine music and
short speeches, with report of the pro-
grass on the church debt. A very pleas.
ant Time Is expected, and is free TO all
the friends OF the church.
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New YORK.

~ IoEv, November - - Cu".u--
D5il A. II - l6I l2tr: future. @lm.
Fl0ul-DU.l and heavy; crIp's oWO
barrels; expo Is $500 harre : surrr.rr
State and western Il 50aj -; common
to good extra s. 0OG5 50; good To
rh"ic" y 90C 90; white wheat extra
= 2jd9 co; extra Ohio - 25GS %
81. Louis = lOG9 Oh: Minnesota patent
process = OOT9 90. Wheat-Uns /.
tied: opeuin. dG' t. lower; closing weak !,
receiptS IO4, zoo bushels: exports 1900
bushels: uucraIei spring Il "a: No >
10 y 26Gl -: UugrAtri red II i?(G
| II: W. da Il &9Gpl S9l steamer DO
= ~: 80. = red : 4OiCrl -; steamer
do y }GlG,l 3, miyrd winter 81 2'CH
| s.; ungraded white 81 3lMl SO; No.
> TO ;. .oJl 81, Ne. % seller Novem'
Der, sales 1000 bushels at 81 39(9l ~!
No. . red seller November sales G4,O0O
bushels, at 81 i04@l 4O3; seller Dec, M
Der, sales G0S,OO0 bushels, at 81 t0(9
-, closing at 81 409; seller January,
sales l,22+, 600 bushels, at 81 100
45i, closing at 81 43I seller February,
sales 592, 600 bushels, at 81 iotGll ~,
c.o.iug at 81 As; seller March, sales
IS 600 bushels at 81 4Sl@l 49i. Com
-Unsetirl, opening strong and after
warls d,c'irci !m.2, clcsirg irm' r; r. =
ccipta lGo,G7j hushp's: exports $500
bushels; urgraGed C.g6Sic; No. ; "a.
G61r; steamer G6c; No = ~ "a Csc; No.
, seller NOvcmh,r G6.NG7Ic, closing al
G6,c: seller December 67lGt67.c, closing
a, c,fc; seller January GHiGh70c,
Now Orleans.
NE~ OErrA,>, November 23- c. #, @
-QGir' and l.rm; Rio cargoes, ordinary
lsHIm", "..l2'r. Sugar-Quiei, inie
iiar 5,M5lc; refined 5.@6kc; yellow
c..r.,,,1 GmS. MClasscs-DulI; com
mon %j@ ilr: centrifugal 2sCd 4Sc; fair
f3l g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
LipsIy Institute

The vuriuas prizes for the quarter Just
closed we're awarded this week at the
Iinslv Institute. The prize for the
Highest average grade in the highest
room was divided between Harry Smyth
and James NcAdams, each young gem
lehman receiving Macauley's HItOry Of
England in i've volumes. the names
of Edgar Hall, Ber: HGzlett and Herbert
Nesbg,t were also creiItabiv mentioned.
Theprize consisting ot five elegant
volumes Of Oar Travelling Party was
won hv Nelson Hubbard, with Nelson
Vance following closely alter, aud
the five volumes o, the Cosy
Corner" series were taken by
Eddie Stiirl, With Ralph Heyman almost
even. During the entire quarter there
lad been = sharp competition in the va
ri,us rooms. aud when the lucky names
were announced II was the general Opin-
ION thsi the lr zeS had been justly be-
slowed.
Ou.v one general prize has yet been
OF, rel IL the present quarter. Ii Will
be given 10 he student who shall have
the best record in the school and in the
society, and is an elegant one OF IT'S
kind. IL consists of Shakespeare 5
complete works in thirteen volumes,
with glossary added, and the Who'll
preserved IN an elegant leather case
Already a number OF boys have declare !
their intention to win the prize, and 4
sb,rp contest may be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

There is one day in the year that is
peculiarly dear tu every American, be
cause 1t is Of American origin, and IS
always celebrated WIKI genuine Ameri
can icryor, and that is ThaUksg. wing
The boys, large and small. and the
girls too, always strain point to get
nome on that day, 10 enjoy the turkey
AMI other tuXUyicS, that have been
prepared for them. Martin Thornton
has been for days preparing all these
and more, and to day he will serve Il
royal dinner, 10 which he invites all OF
his lr ends. and they Will be seen to 90,
aud enjoy Thanksgiving with the only
restaura,eur IN the STATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
CITY CULLlNGS.
A Brief Resume of Days Happenings
in and j bout Town.

in and About Town.
No paper tomorrow.
THAHKsGIvING-Turkey.
SMALL PoX has disappeared.
WHEELING is waiting for another hum
buggist.
4 GRAND ball is booked for .EtnavlIle
Hall next Saturday evening.
The steamer ScioJo yesterday brought
nm a large number OF lard barrels.
TuRKsYs and chickens in abundance
NJ the Second ward market Yesterday
morning.
IuE cold feeders held meeting yes
terdav, ami determined to hold out Tor
their demands.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT Rave received
all the periodicals Tor December, and
they are al. good numbers.
EDDY HAxxEMAS. a nail feeder at the
Top Mil, who has been on the sick list
is sgaiu a5ie 10 be about among his
friends.
joins Grey. a gentleman well known
in tA,s ,j'y. ,.Ied Yesterday, with cou-
sumption lie leaves mother nearly
- years Of age, IN great restitution
The remaining members OF the
Sc;u';zr Boat Club will hold meeting
at The foot OF Thirty. fifth street to-day,
to determine whether the club shall be
continued.
slR. Jonx J. KENNEY, OF North Wheel
iry. entertained q number OF his friends
a. tbs residence with a fine dinner party
Yesterday, which was highly enjoyed by
all present.
The horse attached to street car No.
| OF the Citizens Street Car Line be
came stubborn yesterday afternoon and
backed with the car from Chapllne TO
Main street. BY vigorous pulling OF his
caudal appendage he was induced to
start IN the right direction.
The society man OF the MteiiiqeRcsr,
Yesterday merning, got off double
loaded account Of the marriage Of j. F.
Mavps. OF West Alexander. The whole
account was Inaccurate, with one eXcep-
ton, the squire Was married. Not, now
ever, bv Rev NJ. Lester, OF Rock way
Beach, New Jersey, but by Rev. VIM.
Il. Lester, of West Alexander, Ia. Inc
attempt t. blue beardlze the odd man
was a!so failure, as he las only ceIe-
bra,ed his third wedding instead OF his
ioIr,h, as per in'Sbymrer.
LEADING society people among the
Hebrews ii our city intend glvIng a
grand bali. either at the New Mcclure
House or the Opera House early N Jan.
uary. |; is 10 be iull dress affair, with
Lu.ler' orchestra TO furnish the music.
The committee consists oil Mcssrs. Hen
~ HnrGnrimer chairman, Col. James
,payrr. MaIE Weller, :. :. Bloch, John
Eusuaimer. Gus. Blum and one or two
oilers " hose names We have forgotten
Tn, promises to be a promineu; social
event in TIE history oi grand balls III
WuetI.Ug.
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RIVER EW ).
Movements of Boats. Local and Other
wise.
Water - ieet 6 inches ani falling.

Water u feet inches anG falling.
The following boats went DOM yest'r.
day with toIs of coal: Tom Reese, y
!. Bigley No. ,, Acorn, Belle Prince, J.
II. Mcconnell, James Ba"kmore, w.
eran No. >, Belmont, Sam Clark, Baltjt,
Ella, Hope, Transient, john Penny.
The len City went mp.
The Jennie Campb II left yesterday
for New Orleans. Sac had in tow thr
Nick Crawley and tie PnilO, both 81
which were well loaded
The Scotia wig up to-day.
The Bachelor will leave for Pitts.
burgh to-day.
The Courier will leave to day ior P.rk.
ersburg.
The Welcome will leave this afternoon
for MatamOras.
The Emma Graham passed mp yeSt"r-
day morning. She viii probably be- la;,
in coming down to-day.
The Mallie Kagon WAS dropped do' /
to the p, c. & -. l.. depot yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, November % River Is
feet ! inches and falling. Weather
rainy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
GENERAL MARKETS
Cincinnati Horse and NuI. m.

Or CINNATI, November 2l.-The ma,
kc. irr verai days has shown = yoDJ
deal Of animation, stock has been Con-,
lng II ore freely and there are numernrs
buyers on the market. The demand 80
horses and mules suitable for street .c.rs
is particularly good, and there i mo-
and more inquiry for Southern chunES
smooth, sound and fat horses and muIs.
are sought for for skipping southwark
and eastward. We quote the range ri
prices rs follows: Driving horses, Sloj
lGl75; iraught horses, Sl25@2CO street.
car horses, sS06ll0; smooth Southern
shippers S75@l00. Mules, ljt TO H.
hanas, Sl40@l75; Is to l5I hands. $40
@ll'; II TO 10 hands, SgO@llO.
New York.
New YORK, November 23.-The Dro.
peIs' JournGi bureau reports: Beeve.-
Receipts for two days 100 head. with
ABOUT 900 head back on the Pennsvl.
vania Railroad; sales were limited. snI
prices rather worse for the selling in o
tcrest than on Monday; extreme native
steers S(1lll; few extra cattle reach.
ing ll3c; a carload oil premium cattle
l3,@li4c; lair Colorado hall breed
s;rers sold at sic. Exporters used $50
head. Shipments yesterday and to-day.
. 1850 quarters of beef, 1910 carcasses OF
mutton.
Sheep Receipts for two days, 500
head; market heavy at IS 00G5 20 Tor
sheep; = 00G6 90 Tor lambs. Twenty
carloads must be carried over
Swine-Receipts for two days, ZOO
head: live hogs We're selling freely A.
s. 75a6 l24 per 100 pounds; city
dressed 8 62l@9 90.
Cincinnati.
CiNCISH II, November ?$.-Eiogs-
Quiet; common and light 50 O0ab -:
packing AMI butchers Sc l0(d6 20. he.
rcirts 200 head. Shipments 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
TaE vuILpREN's HOME.
i haukaE wing DGy, and Don't Forget
Your Jnl}Ir-u's Home Sack.


The ward committees OF ladies have
been indyit,i.uh', in their efforts the
past few days. They distributed five
hundred sacks more than last year, and
At headquarters lSst night not sack
Was 90 hH hat.
Flour. corn meal potatoes, CaliCos,
hrooms, tyyShes aui small shoes
are the articles most IN request.
And our Ealchrlor friends, and those
who 1--we at hotels and boarding houses,
can take advantage nj the money enVe-
lopeS % make their donations.
Leave your sack at the nearest gro
GERS. who wall see it delivered ut the
proper p..Cr.
The sacks vii. be gathered on Friday.
Visit headquarters on that day IT you
want to see the express wagons rot. up
auI deposit their rich stores of summer
driis wood irr the winters ire.
4 Thanksgiving dinner Tor the little
ones ut the Home ut noon to-tay.
Visitors Will he welcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

IT is foolish mistake to coniound a
remedy OF merit with the quack mcGi.
cines now so common. We have used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with tie haTpicst
results for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia,
and when worn ont by OverwUrk, and
know it to be sterling health restora-
alive - Times. See advertisement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
DRY GOODS.
New York

NEW YORK, November 23.-Dry Goods
- Business quiet to-day, as usua, On
he eve OF holiday. Cotton goods in
,rsnt demand and firm. Prints dr'I.
Uiugnams and dress goods sugg.,n aud
steady; agents making lair delivery of
sprin. woalcns to clothing trade il!
execution a former orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
IaULvIDUAL IWEMs.

Pertinent Points Concerning feop!e'
Major FL. MrDvuueii, OF Burton, is
nt the Mcclure.
Major J Wiley NulhoMand, CT Pnila-
dcirilu, Is d. tie Mcl.ure
john D&yuey. Eq, Of Eoncy's
P@nt, was IN the city yesterday.
|. +. Jones, Esq AMI bride have re-
turned to IN" city irom The East.
Prof. T. \. Iisgger,y, ot Uoicn City,
Pa, was IN the city yesterday,
Hon. SchuyIe CoIiax will lecture at
the Opera House next Tuesday even
inG.
Mrs. l.. Prayer, OF Baltimore, is visit
ing ner daughter, Mrs, ). 5. Bloch, North
Main street.
Z. d. AberCromie Esq, OF Claysville,
WAS in tie city Yesterday on his way
home irom the " est.
Misses Maud and Lizzie Carter, OF
Pleasant Valley, have returned from a
protract,d visit to New Jersey.
Hon. ]. J. Burns, OF ChiIicotre, will
arrive this morning 10 aid in the work
Of the superintendent Convention.
Mr.. +. Ey, OF Pontiac, His, accom-
panied by his daughter, passed through
this city Yesterday to West Alexander,
Pa.
Miss VI. L. Dickey, principal of the
FairmOut State Normal School, arrived
to attend the educational NEE ting. She
is stopping at Supt. Butchers.
Supt. John 3. Peaslee, of Cincinnati,
will arrive this morning 10 aid in the
Superintendent and Teachers Con-
yention. He will lecture tonight.
Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Reeves, mother
and sister OF Prof. Joseph Kirk, took
passage On the steamer DiurnaI yester-
day morning, on visit to the PROBES
sor, near Marietta.
Mr. Charles L. Shreve. who has been
teaching school in Ohio for 80 years, was
at the Institute Yesterday, accompanied
bv several young lady teachers. Prof.
Snreve Ha- been teaching IN Martins
Ferry for - years.
The following City and town Super
in'endentS have arrived: &. Ii. Smart,
OF Charleston; \. l. PuIinton, OF Park =
ersburg; d. W. Shields, OF keyser; Il. l.
Keenan,, OF Piedmont; J. W. May, of
B,nwood, and Mrs. McGwigan, OF
| Charleston.
County superintendent J. l.. ".
Reid, Of Marshall; T. " Parks, of Tyler;
ID. G. Arnold, OF Mineral; {. ii. Davis,
OF DOddridge; W. ID. Xnn, OF Barbour;
L. 5. Morgan, OF Monongalia; W. w.
johnson, OF Gilmer; Thomas II. Dennis,
OF Greenbrier; Joseph A. Pierson, OF
Braxton; J. n. David, OF Harrison, and
ii. G. Showalter, of Richie, are attend
| ing the Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Second Hct,lon OF Job.

Mrs. Ogden, y. Division street. Buf
ialO, says: i cannot he too thankful
that was induced to try your Spring
Blossom. VS. a. one time afraid |
should never be able to get out again.
| seemed to Ge a second EDITION OF Jvb
without his patience; my ACE and body
were one vast col elton of bOlls and
pimples; since taking one bottle of your
Spring Blossom | am cute cured, all
erupuons have Disappeared, and | ircl
better than have in Il long time. -
Price 90 cents. trial bottles 10 cents
I.aughlin Bros. K Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
BURNETTs COCAINE,

For Premature Loss OF tho Hair-A Phil
adelphIan's Opinion.
One year ago my hair commenced fall
ing out until | was almost bald. After
using CoCoGine a few months, ! have
now a thick growth Of Rsr hair.
ALEXANDER Henry,
No. Sl4 East Girdrd Ave.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, always
standard.
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ACADEMY Of MUSIC.

a firstclass variety entertainment is
now given at the Academy Of Music,
under tho prOprietGrShip Of Mr.. jeff
Staley, who is an oil Wheeling boy .
MIR. Harry Weeks, who ia the manager.
is not only a clever business gentleman,
but an actor OF experience and a persc-
vtring, straightforward and enthuSias-
tic believer in the merits OF lis prolGs-
sion and the excellence OF the entertain
mcnts which he proposes to give and is
now giving to the people OF Wheeling.
The performance last night was one
which was good throughout. The opening
par.Or entertainment was very clever.
Miss Rose Hall still continues, AMI the
following are the new faces: Charles
W. Young, in his black face specalties ;
the Mllicrs-Max and Martha--who are
very entertaining comedians and vocal
ists; Billy Glenn in his comic dialogues /;
Mss Josie Thatcher, the ballad singer
Miss Npttie Weston, a male impersOna-
tor, minstrel athlete and dancer; and
the ldalclta and Wal ace family, whose
mid-air acts Oh the bicycle, wire walking
and other leafs cause especial
wonder, and are really marvellous per
formanCes. The programme is well
made up, and lOr this afternoon matt
nee ana evening performance should
fl! the house on both occasions 10 over.
flowiIg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

THE little folks are already talking
about Old Santa Claus. Genther's 80:
Store is ahead OF all competitors, as
usual, with monster stock OF goods.
Genther takes the lead, and sells goods
on a close margin, which has made him
celebrated, and his store is one complete
jam during the holiday season, many
persons being unable to get within rod
OF his store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

Go 10 your druggist ior Mrs Free
mans Now National Dyes. For bright.
ness and durability OF color, they are
uncyc,licd. Color from > to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Ptice
- cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

"TuEY have come The largest,
most complete and cheapest stock I'll
Walking Jackets, listers, Ulstcrets,
C,paks, Dolmans and Paleto;s ever ex.
hiD!ted in tie city, at Larkin's PEG
plcs's Dry GooGs House, 100 anl -,
west side OF Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Weatharlndlcsuons.

WASurNGroSr November ~, AM
For lac Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
cold and clear weather, north to west
winds, and rising barometer.
Fer the Lower Lakes, generally colder
weather. light snow in the eastern pOr-
ten. northwest to southwest winds, and
rising hlrumo'rr.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY November 2&.-Ca.J"--
Receipts to-day $40 he'd OF through
stock and 392 head for this market; total
for two days IS! head Of Though &nI
1928 head of local all sold but ore or
two cur loads, which will shI pred un.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

MEN, women and children, il YOU
want a suit Of underwear in white, COL
ored or Red Med;cated, call at Larkln's
Peoples Dry Goods House, 100 and -,
west side OF Main street. Sui's from
SOC to $500. Look at the grand display
in the windows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

OSE hundred doZeM Htmsti'chcd Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs AT l2!c a piece,
and five hundred silk ditto al all prices,
at John Emsheimer on Eleventh street,
between Main and Market, and near
The Second ward market house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

JUsTin, the Broadway Walking Jacket,
the New York sensation, the neatest
and prettiest ladies wrap OF the season.
at Larkin's Peoples Dry Goods House,
100 and Is west side OF Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

PrNsoN's Black silk at 500, 81 81
and &LS2l. Thcs" goods are sold con-
sdcrably higher elsewhere. John En-
sheimer, + even'h street, between
Main and MaTnr'.
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=. BLUM &c BRO,
lIO4 Mann Street.
3},i1crIlrg 3}e9iater
laCsi 'sTELLjEEHCE.
ictex TO New Advertisements.


Cmr, Eonsn-tEor. SCHUYLER Co'iax.
J.,.ue Iniag i.r the Haby-Stan-
ton * Nasn.P.r,.
C,...-N.@ G.rd--I. q. Dillon.
Everlasting G.uGa:s ami Baskets
K...- A. Sore.
full i,nas If han some ReVer-
sia') Ui.iGrctte, aud Over
Ca,ES. sp0CIaIte5 in Under.
wear. NtGAwear, Collars and
tufts: late novel los in Cuff fastsn-
erS and @a.iC Eltl0ns. One hun
cred pairs city made Cater tops.
D. GUn0LlNG & CO.,
Sisr ClOthierS. So, 18th Street.
Try the Thanks living Egg
nOS at NCLuTe House sample
kOOm to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
Fell Down.

Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street.
Buffalo, fell down stairs and severely
bruised his knee. \ few applications
OF DR.. THOMAS EcLEcTRIC On entirely
cured him. Lqughlin, Bros & Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

Buy your listers, Circulars, Jackets.
PaIrtots and misses CIoaSs at Enrshcim-
er's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

PAssEMFHToETcs, buttons, iringcs aud
tassris, cheaper titan you can get them
elsewhere. EushCimer's, Eleventh
street, between Main and Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

TWENTY FOUR inch fine Scarlet Elan.
nels, the best in The Union ior tie
money. Our price is 2jc per yard.
John Em-heimcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

We will sell the best all wool blankets
in the Union for - pair, Call at
once on JOHN Emsheimer, on Eleventh
Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24
AMUSEM EN- rs.
TWO ORPHANS Last NIGHT.

The Fifth Avenue Two Orphan Com
pary. with Pauline Markham as Louise,
and Miss Emma Hendricks "a Henri
Ia, appeared to 4 good audience, 1T
the Opera House, last night. The play
went of as well rs it could with the at
vantage afforded, and was very well re.
ceived. Both the Orphans did well,
ami while there is room for some al.
verse criticism, We shall only speak Of
tie good. The pathetic PORTIONS Of the
play were well developed aud the comic
element Also Was made distinct. rs Il
good entertainment it was Il success.
This afternoon there will be a matt.
nee, and this evening viii close the
performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-24

GRAND THANKSGIVING turkey luch to
be given at Jacob Wjlhelm's saloon, No.
500 Jacob street, all day Thursday,
Nov. II a, beginning at Q O'Clock 4. NJ
Gail around.