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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

Mrs. Mary McVicker Booth, wife of Edwin
Booth, died at her parents residence in New
York, at o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
She had been sufferer from consgmptipn of
the throat and lungs fpr year,
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WE WARRANT GOODS As REPRE-
DUBLIC SALE OF
i VALUABLE PROPERTY,


Pursuant to deed of trust from DIR. Henry
f. Beltz and wife. the undersigned, Trustees,
viii again offer at public sale, ON the premis-
*, ON
Saturday, TIE 10Th day If December, 1881,
at l o'clock, P. NJ, those two lots of ground
in fee simple, centrally situated in the town Of
Manchester, Carroll county. Nd, known on
the plat Of said town as Lots Nos. Is and 81
the Is, fronting about IS or so feet on Main
Street. the ID about the same on the back al
lev between them; the front lot being i'm
proved by a good Brick Dwell.
ing House, two stories and base 10y
meuf, brick out kitchen, and -
other 0uthaildings The hack =
Lot contains a large and convenient Barn,
Sheds, &c. There are fine fruit and 0rna-
mental trees on the premises. This is the
property on which DIR. Beftz lately resid-
ed and is desirable place for a residence.
Ther,s Is also room IN front for another dwell
ing.
Also at same time and place will be offered
the follGwing valuable Wood Lots, which were
bought BY the said DIR. Beltz at the sale OF
Judge Adam Shower about 1865 or G6, lying
a short distance West of said town Of Man
chester. adjoining land Of ID. Leese; one con.
taius > ACRES, / ROOD and Is PERCHES
plat % the sale as Lot No. I. The other con
iains ACRES, I ROOD and ~ PERCHES
OF LAND, more or less, and is known ON
said plat a. Lot No. . These lots are cover
ed with valuable Timber, aud are well worthy
the attention of purchasers. Said lots were
never conveyed 10 said DIR. Bel,z; but good
title can he gwen, as the Trustees appointed
by said shower will JOIN IN the conveyance on
receiving the small balance of purchase mon
ey s;iI due thereon. They win be offered
separately.
rxRNs or SALE-one-third of the purchase
money to be paid ON the day of sale. or rstis-
cation by the Court, one third in nine, and the
residue IN eighteen months from the day OF
sale, Sith interest from sale, TO be secured by
the notes If the purchasers with approved
surefies.
JOS. NJ. PARKE, r.
CHAS. b. ROBERTS, trustees.
nov lots H. MoTTER, Auetioneer.
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The Baltimore lSza entered upon It's nine
tieth volume--half year --on Thursday.
1t is the beat newspaper within our kuovl-
edge.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE 81 u,lTgiasd, Garrett CoRgfy. iO-trtt
/ hereby certify that on this 10Th day Of
November, 1881, before me, the subscriber, a
Justice of the Peace Of the State OF Maryland,
in ard for Carroll county, personally appeared
f. l. Herring, Of said county, and made oath
ON the Holy Evangely Of Almighty God, tina;
one light red Bull with star in forehead, aboG;
two wears old, as a stray Is trespassing upon
his enclosures. Given under my hand,
WILLIAM Ii. STOCKSDALE. J. p.
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and Saldlrry Hardware constantly on hand.
Next door to A. II. Vents New Jewelry
Store. Westminster, Md. nov lg.Gw
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-19

While one man, ON Monday afternoon, en-
gagged the teller of the Biddle Market Savings
Bank, st. Louis, in dispute about change,
another pretended to negotiate the sale of
bonds with the cashier, and third distracted
a package of currency, 5000, from the safe.
The robbers escaped with their plunder.
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= 1sr OF UNcIAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Post Office, Westmin-
a.nr Nj Nnrannhnr ID 1881

IL remaining IN the Post Unlcel Nestnnl-
ster, Nd, November II. 1881.
Anders. E. o. Jones. Mrs Minerva
Cook. Mrs. l.. NJ, Kolb, Josiah
Engel, j. Koontz, Mrs. Mary
Fisher, VIM. f. Murphy, John A.
Harris, Nathan Noble. Miss Elsie
Hart, Miss Belle Ross, John W.
Hollingsworth, Rich. Rosenberger, Grove
Harden, Mrs. Ellen woodward, Mrs. Car.
Hiner. W. f. o. Williams, Thomas
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised.
nov 10 A. H. HUBER, P. NJ.
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A reduction of

As compared with the vote of 1880 the
Democratic vote last week was 429 short,
and the Republican vote but 226 short.
There were, therefore, 203 more Democrats
who abstained from voting last week than
Republicans. Had the full vote been out,
of both parties, Mr.. Heating would have
had 354 majority instead of ISL
The Sentinel proclaimed in large head
lines last week that the Democratic major
ity had been reduced in Carroll. If it will
study the above figures, it viii observe that
Mr. Heating received all the majority he
was entitled to on the vote that was pOlled.
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The owner of the above property is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges an take i, away.
f. l.. Herring,
Living near Finksburg, Carroll county, Nd.
nov 1881
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LAP SPREADS
HORSE BLANKETS
SAIlDLES

Sleigh Bells, 6c., To be found in this city, and
Al the lowest pFiccs- These ar goods bought
ia largr lots; HEvcg. ioW rEfCgs
SADDLES.
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7 A. MILLER.

L A. MILLER,
J.. WESTMINSTER, ND,
Has nn hand. FIR thc prssent season, ths
sness stock 81
ROBES.
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Comparison of the Vote of Carroll.


The Democratic vote last week was 354
short, as compared with the vote of 1879,
and the Republican vote was 209 short of
what it was in that year. In other words
145 more Democrats stayed at home on the
8th than Republicans. Had the vote been
out, then, Mr.. Keating's majority would
have been 296 instead of ISL.
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"coLoRED" SCHOOLS.
sl,4e5.5s

J. NJ. NEWSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM REESE, President.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

noy l9-5t
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THE MARKETS.

WESTMINSTER MARKETS.
Prices by Grimes & Weaver.
FRIDAY. November IS, 1881.
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HOLIDAY sPEc1ALTIEs
LAWYER 8 REAVER's.

At
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nov 1922
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C0LlARs.

COLLARS,
WHIPS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
Resolutions Of Respect.

la memory OF our late friend and
brother, John q. Vail, OF Black Prince
Lodge No. ~, K. of p.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in his infinite wisdom TO suddenly
remove from our midst our Brother
Knight, John G.. Vail, thus depriving
our lodge Of one whose aid we had built
our hopss oigreat future prosperity, and
the community Of a citizen OF the
noblest attributes Of manhood, who, by
his mary good qualities, had endeared
himself 10 all; therefore, be it
Rrsolrr2, That in the death OF Knight
Vail oar order las lost IN ever faithful
member and our lodge one OF its most
active and energetic Knights.
Rrso!Ced, That while We bow in sub
mission to the divine will OF the Omnip-
otent in this our heavy loss, it ,behoves
us as Knights OF Pythias who are band
Ell to wage an unceasing war against
misery and want, 20 to . live and
regulate our lives that we may ever be
ready to meet our valiant Brother
Knight in the Grand Oonvocation above
when wcare called to lay by our earthly
Ill l'lbl b!l't VINNI l''IN o''hii'oo
and death are unknown and where the
friendship We teach and practice shall
receive its highest frniLiOn.
R5S1lrd. Tina. in the death OF Knight
Vail, vino persisted at the post Of duty,
"" are again taught tue noble lesson al
orr ritual, that a man must freely give
his lie when called on TO do so by the
stern and imperative demand Of duty.
RcspIrei, That we deeply Sympathize
with tho family and relatives OF our de-
CEASED --hrother in this the hour Of
their dcepeSt woe; and while we min
gle our tears with theirs oveE this sud
den and untimely bereavement, We
pledge them our good offices i'll their
every hour Of need.
RHDjytd, That as token Of respect
for tie memory OF our deceased brother
Knight, our charter he draped in mourn
my for the space OF thirty days.
E,So'rcd, That copy of these resolr-
tion8 be spread upon the minutes OF this
Lodge, and copy be sent to tao family
of our hate brother Knight, John q.
Vail.
ReSo'red, That thrsc resolutions be
printed in the daily hthigsncn and
REGISTER, Of the City OF Wheeling
JOHN II. MOORE,
1oUIs A. FRKEBoLT,
WIN. ii. Cox.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
rN--.-tain Ink lnrk-

Il seems iiIt there u q slight diSsIli-
is-iun uu tEv part Of the LAKE. owners OF
thu urouri that vas 'ate'y purchased
hv the Mountain Like PARK Association,
which assn,'auaa Is lar. giv m&ce up ~
members from this cj.y. lne Cumrsr-
land NOrs Oi Saturday last says. The
matter of the objections made by "a,
Hove heirs 10 the ratification ef the sale
ot property in Garrett county to the
Moun;N,n Lake Park Association, men-
toned in ve-tertav's Nslrs, came up be.
.orc the Orphaus' court Yesterday,
Messrs. PcGGicord and Combs,
nt Oakland, representing the
association and MeSSrs. !. II.
Gordon x son, Of this city, the ohiec OrS.
The sale oil the property, ahOu. 800 SCrCS,
waS made by George Sm.ts., executor OF
John Hove. The association purchased
about 500 more from another party and
trls laSt-nXmed tract Is the one from
which the lots have been sold, go that
that portion oi the enterprise has not
been uteriered with. Ii was
designated, however, TO Put the
lake and other improvements on the
tract purchased from the Hove heirs,
and the work OF making these improve
meuts was interrupted about six weeks
$40, when the objections we're filed, and
is still suspended. The directors claim
that the property was sold iOr about hall
its real value. Testimony was taken
Yesterday as o the value OF the land,
and tie evid, ne vas not concluded
when court al burned. Among those
present interested in tie association
were Rev. Masiep, OF Wheeling, lts
president, and Revs. RYAN, OF Wheel
ing. and Goucher. OF Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
luE CnILDREN,S HOME.

Sack Gathering at McLain's Hall.
Answering to q postal card summons
the ladies' Of the city met Saturday al.
ternOOn a. ; o'clock.
The various wards OF tho city were
divided among them, and during to-day
and tomorrow the Thanksgiving Sacks,
with which all onr citizens were mads
acquainted at this season last year, will
be distributed.
Mayor Egerter has been kind enough
TO allow the use OF his room, No. 1927
Main street. for headquarters. Here
The various ward committees can pro.
cure tn, If necessary number oisscks, ami
to tins p ace all sacks will be gathered and
returned the day after Thanksgiving.
There also accompanies esch sack &
''monev envelope" 1t is for those who
prricr making cash dDnsti0n.
Nov, kiGd friends, open your hearts
and stores to he,p the home this year.
80 bag tar or public entertainment is
contemplated. Last years sack gather.
ing helped the Home through these
twelve months past, and another liberal
donation on the part of each on the
part OF each one will tide the Home over
the coming winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
SUPREME COURT.
Judges johnson, Raymond. Green ana
Patton-The Results OF the JUDGES Luz
cubrations as Gwen Last Saturday.

Judges Johnson, Raymond. Green ana
Patton-Tne Results OF the Judges Luz
cubrations as Gwen Last Saturday.
This court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
and disposed OF the following business
Charles c. Queen vs.. A. P. Dobson,
from Lewis county. Appeal and super
sedeas awarded; bond 5000.
NJ. ]. Bush VS.. VIM. Shirley, frou
Harrison county. Writ OF error and
sunersedess allowed; bond $50.
state vs. Meadows, from Boone
county. Opinion py Patton. Judgment
of Circuit Court reversed and new trial
awarded
b : REYNOLDS vs.. John W. Hurst,
from Harrison county. Opinion by
Patton. Judgment reversed and caute
remanded.
Henry Meats vs.. w. NJ. Rymer. from
Ritchie county. Judgment OF Circuit
Court affirmed.
MILFORD Moore vs.. Supervisors OF Wet
Eel county, from Wetzel county. Opin'
ion by Green. Judgment of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Theodore A. Williamson vs.. Joshua
Russell ct al from Tyler county. Opin.
ion by Green: Decree OF Circuit Court
affirmed.
Charleston L. L NJ. Company VS.. Mrs,
c. A. Brockmyer, from Kanawha coun'
~. Opinion by Green. Decree re-
versed and case remsnded.
John d. B. Bradley VS.. John 8. Ewart
from Raleigh county. Opinion by John
son. Judgment reversed and cause dis
missed.
+. j. II. Mahnke vs. VIM. II. Neal
from Wood county. Dismissed fol
failure to print record.
Adjourned until next Saturday at lC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Points Concerning People
i W Gruhb 10 hack from the East.

Pertinent Points Concerning People
j. w. Grub is back from the East.
Mr.. James Sampliner, Of Cleveland, is
in the city.
]. T. Noble, ESQ OF Washington, Pa,
was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Merriman ami son returned
from visit to Baltimore las. saturday.
Mr. Will Carney, very popular
hotel emp!oye OF the Is d O., IS in the
city.
Mrs |. Y. Hamilton, OF Washington,
Pa, was guest a: Mt. De Chantal Sat
urday.
f. q. Homau and wife, OF New York,
have Il suite OF rooms at the New Nc
Lure.
Tommy Memingcr, who has been IN
New York for s)nc weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Hon. Il Il. Dawes, mrmhrr OF Con-
gress, representing the fifteenth DIS.
trict OF Oai0, is a. The Mcclure.
Henry Luier, son OF Charles Infer, OF
jacob street, v lao las been absent from
home for about five weeks, returned on
Saturday.
j. W. Iatimorc, formerly resident
OF WelsbuIg, bit nOw living in Illinois,
is visiting his old hCmn, AMI was III this
city Yesterday.
Miss Matte Chapman, Of Cincinnati,
James :. Higgins, OF Washington, d. c.,
and II, Smith Of Petersburg, were in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
RIVER N EW q.
Movements of Boats. Local and Other
wise.

Movements of Boats. Local and Other
wise.
Water Il feet-rising.
The Diurnal will go to Parkersburgh
this morning.
The Hudson passed up for Pittsburgh
yesterday afternoon.
The Scotia went down on Saturday
night about 9 o'clock.
The Return will make her regular
down-river trip to-day.
The other regular packets will make
their usual trips to day.
The Wyoming passed down on hel
way to st. Louis yesterday.
The U. S. snag boat Woodruff was al
the wharf on Saturday night.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day about noon. She will depart TO
morrow.
The Wilson passed down last evening
with tow OF coal, which is about the
fist that has heen taken down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
A Cheap Trlp South

The great Cotton Exposition at At,u.
ia, Ga, Is now the centre OF attract
for everybody. Thousands visit tIa
Exposition daily. Thousands more o,s
contemplating the trip. For the benz
OF the latter class excursion ticker.
Atlanta, Ga, via "Pan.Han.le Rou,s
and Cincinnati Southern RAILWAY WI,
be sold at Wheeling, on TUESDAY Nnv
%, and Wednesday, Nov. 80, at the rat.
of $2l.l5 for the round trip. For excn,'
sion tickets, and full information, apsIv
to J. NJ. Belleville, ticket agent. p " :
Ky. depot, or at city ticket office upis,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
A Day CT Remem braLcn.

Last Saturday Rev. p. KreuSch, OF st.
Alphonsus' church, celebrated his thirty.
third anniversary OF his priesthood. In
the morning he sung high mass, and
Notwithstanding the many years OF
labor, the remarkable gentleman stepped
vigorously to the altar and Gang mass,
as if he were in his full juvenile power.
Alter the service quite number Of pu.
pills OF st. Alphonsus' school, went to
his room. cOngratulating him with Il i'll
ardor. The Rev. gentleman thank, 4
the children sincerely. The children
then presented him with various giits,
among which there being slate that
will ba a perpetual "reminiscences OF tire
the day 70 the children. May that an.
niversary al muitos aI0Ioi happily return
for the highly esteemed gentleman, Rev.
=. Kreusch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21

p,ourufnl because 0t the breaking OF
come OF tendeTeSt ties oi friendship ever
,ogmel on earth, has come and must bs
n.riormed. | lrtl ny ,Hc1mpetenCy ~
sneak 10 YOU 10 night as ! would like 10
do. but | claim your kindness, your
charity. your indulgence to an effort
which has at least the candor and
simplicity OF the heart to recommend 1t.
Mr.. i. tt en- sketcher the history oil his
pastoral work. from the small beginning
in 1862, TO the present condition ana
prospects OF the COngr2 CATION, showing
additions OF over four hundred, contrl-
buttons 81 over 81, 600 for oencvOtence,
four voung men Tor the ministry, and
handsome church pro 7eriv. Touching
aIlusion was made 10 The many
changes III the church and COM
munltv, and a warm and co rplimentary
tribute paid to the generous kindness
of his fellow ministers in the other
puIpirs, Of the press, Of "bei0yed physl-
clans" and OF the great body OF the
citizans OF Wheeling, and especially OF
some families who ever since lS62, have,
through sunshine and shadow, been
devoted friends. The sermon was
closed with hearty commentator OF
his successor and an earnest eX
hortation to every member 10
be faithful and true TO their covenant
VOWS. A remarkable incident OF these
services, was the presence OF Abram
H. DetNil4r, who was present at the
first service in 1892, and who paid one.
half OF Rev. b s first salary OF 5000,
and Mr.. George FriCher, one OF tho two
men who secured the handsome lot on
which the church now stands. These
gentlemen "happened" in tie city a.
this time, without any knowledge OF the
farewell services, and were deeply in.
terested and affected as the memories OF
the past were brought before them.
Thus ended a historic day, and one
which will never be- forgotten by those
who were present and had part in it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
SIAM.
DR.. Dunlap's Talk About tie Country Of
tho w hite Elephant.

DR.. Dunlap's Talk About tie Country Of
tho w hite Elephant.
The Rev. Mr.. Dunlap, OF Siam, deiv-
cred one of the most instructive and at
trsclive lectures on that remarkable
heather country in the First Preshv.
terrain Church, Yesterday, ever delivered
IN this city. He spoke till half past
twelve, vet the large congregation show.
cd no signs OF weariuPs, or disapproval,
but listened with rapt attention 70 the
eloquent speaker throughout. Tonight
At hall past seven, in the same
church, he will give more
elaborate and comprehensive description
of that people, and will have on exhib;-
ton with him, a little gri, native Of
that country, who Will SIM some pretty
songs and hymns A small charge OF
twenty five cents will admit adults, ten
cents children of twelve and under.
The collection at the door vii, be ap.
piled to purchasing 4 small printing
press and steam boat for the Siam mis-
sisl. Every one should go who wishes
TO hear the best lecture on that subject
ever delivered in this city. The rev
erend gentleman is al eloquent and ex-
Cellent speaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
This Not an Advertisement,

but SIMPLY complimentary notice OF
the enterprise and good taste OF aWheel-
ing merchant. 4 RgGIsTER reporter in
passing the dry goods house Of |. Blum
K Bro. on Saturday saw window hand
somnly trimmed out in satin and silk
goods, that WAS worthy OF handsome
notice. Mr.. Gus. Blum had been East
aud purchased lot OF goods in the line
noticed at astonishirgly low prices. See
them and compare them with similar
fabrics offered elsewhere aud you will
be as much surprised SIS was the report
er at their marvellous oheapness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
Ckanrn of ninl q

The new book on the b. < O. went
into effect yesterday. Ga the Hemp.
field trains will leave at GAO 4. NJ. lilo
p. NJ and 4:jJ + V. They will arrive at
S:26 \. u, ll:2O \. NJ. aad Cos +. NJ. On
the main stem trains will ,eave at 2:55
=. NJ. and $50 ? NJ. The other trains
will leave as formerly. Trains going
west will leave at 9:2j A. NJ, l:3O p. NJ =,
$50 j.. NJ and HIS =. NJ. Allthe ar
rivals and departures MOTEL above will
he on city time, which is 20 minutes
slower than Baltimore time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
A General stampede

Never was such rush made for any
Drug Store rs is now at Logan X Co. :
Tor Trial Bottle OF Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery ior Consumption, Coughs ami
Colds. Al prisons afflicted with
Asthma, Bronchitis, IicarScncsS, Severe
Coughs, or any affection I'll the Throa,
and Lungs, can get Trial Bottle Of
this great remedy ire, by calling al
above Drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
Sucklsp's AFRICA Salve.

The Best SALcs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles. 1t is
guaranteed &c give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
Second Edition ofJob

Mrs. Ogden, n. Division srr,p.. Er.
falo, says: II cannot be too ,n.p.i,.
that / was induced to try your >prr,
Blossom. | was at one time a!rsI I
should never be able to get ont AGAIN
l seemed to be second edition OF IGI,
without his patience; my face ami b9iv
were one vast collection of bolls ami
pimples; since taking one bottle OF Won,
Spring Blossom | am quite curei. q.
erupti )ns have disappeared. AMI lee
better than ! have in a long time
Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10 c~u,.
Laughlin Bros. Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21

IT is common talk around the city that
Genther, the 99c man, has the largest
and best stock OF holiday goods in the
city. His prices are said to be so low
that everybody is puzzled to know how
he can afford TO sell them at slch low
figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21

Go 10 your druggist ior Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color, they are
u7cEc.l"d, Color from > to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price
Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Best Thing Ever Placed Before tie
Public"
UNION MILLS, FLURIANNA Co., Va, }
April >, ISL. !
Lnughhn Bros. & Co:
GENTLEMEN Please send ne At orr-
Fix dozen oil your Worm Syru!. Iar
cures are wonderful, and il is tie hest
vermifuge eyec placed before the pubic.
One bottle brought l03 worries from one
child, and IL three other casa irom ,0
10 - worms. The children had harv
poor and iegb." icr eighteen moEtIS,.gi
s-e E0w in cool health.
Respectfully yours,
Dudley X. BosTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21

ONE hundred dc:eE Hemstiiched Pure
Linen Handkerchefs at lac a piece,
and live 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, 1881-11-21
A M USEM rs.

Tickets will be on sale this morning
for Pauline Markham, who will give
The Two Orphans" Wednesday and
Thursday nights and Thanksgiving mat
lups