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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
O THE SHORE.
What is Being Done on the Ohio
River.

What is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
The Elaine will leave for Pittsburg to-
day.
The Chesapeake is the Parkersburg packet
10 day.
All the local packets will be running as
usual to-day.
The river was about stationary at dark
last night with three feet two inches of wa
ter in the channel.
The Louis A. Sherley is undergoing such
II thorough course of Reconstruction at Msdi-
ION hat she will be as good as a new boat
shen the work is completed.
Tie Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS: Another
heavy fog prevailed until II o'clock yester
day. The local packets are all sadly de.
moralizel, and come and go when they can.
The light draught and elegant passenger
steamer w. n. Chancellor will leave for
Wheeling and Pittsburg and all way land.
ings tomorrow at ) p. m. Captain L. p.
Chancellor commands, and Ira Huntington
has charge OF the ofice.-Cin. Enquirer.
Oh CITY, November l6.-River | foot 3
inches and stationary.
LOCK No. 4, November l6.-River 5 feet
and stationary. Clear.
MoRGAHrowN, W. Va, November To-
River 9inches and stationary.
PiTTsBURG, November Electromagnetic
| foot 9 inches. Cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI O.. November l6.-Riyer 4
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather clear.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November l6.-River
8 inches and falling. Weather pleasant.
CAIRO, ILL.,, November l6.-River 10
fect5 inches and falling. Weather clear.
Thermometer 90.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, November l6.-River
failing, with 3 feet in the canal Business
duh. Weather clear and pleasant.
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THE GRANGER BROTHERs.
TIE CLrR
To be ReOrganizcd and Put on a Perma
nen Basis.

To be RsorganiHcd and Put on a Perma-
nent Basis.
All Democratic voters Of the city and
county are requested to meet al the Jefer.
son Club rooms thus evening, to act upon
business Of imPOrtsnce in relation to max.
ing the club n permanent organization.
When the jefferson club was formed las,
spring, it was with the uuexpressed intsu,
ton OF p~erpetus,ing it. in the even. O,
Democratic national success. Had Blaine
been elected the club would probably have
been quietly dropped for four years. Bu,
he was rot. Cleveland will be our next
President and the jefferson Club will D.
placed on q permanent basis. To that emil
the meeting is called for tonight 1t Is
proposed to incorporate the club and 90
about the reorganization in a systematic
way. The meeting will doubtless be a large,
one as the assurance OF CleYeland's e.ec.
lion has given q boom TO local Democratic
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TEE PLANT.

What the Riverside Mill Company's New
Venture is Doing.
1t has been generally believed in this
city ever since the building Of the steel
plants in this vicinity that some of them
were q srccess. and especially so of the
Riverside steel plant at Benwood. Now, for
the purpose of giving our readers a fair est
mate Of the amount of Bessemer pig iron
turned out by the Riverside steel plant at
Benwood, We give the following
figures, showing the output for
every day for the week ending last
Saturday: Sunday $50 tons 2,ll0 pounds
Monday l2T tons 1870 pounds, Tuesday
l2S tons $50 pounds, Wednesday I40 tons
1850 pounds, Thursday lbs tons 1890
pounds, FRIDAY l2l tons $50 pounds, Sat
urdsy lS9 tons 100 pounds, making a
grand total Of 924 tons aud 1900 pounds.
This certainly is very large output con
SiGering the size OF the converters, which are
as follows: Nine-fcot crucible, I7-foot bosh.
10 feet high, with four iron pipe hot-blas,
stoves which carry an average heat Of 900
degrees. This record beats any previous
weeks work of this steel plant aud it is
gerenlly believed there is no steel plant in
this section of the country that can beat
this record.
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PARKERSBURG.
Candidates Looming ~Up-Naristta In n
High Art Color.
Special 10 The RrgiStar.

~ ~ ~"
Social 10 The Rsgiar.
PAREERsBrRG, November l6.-Hon. G.
II. Hartford, Mayor of Orange, n. j., and
President OF the American Tea Company,
is in the city, the guest Of Rev. +. NJ.
Hickey.
Will Huff, a well known Parkcrsburg boy,
who has been in Chicago for two years, is
spending a few days with friends in the
city.
Rev. j. Garland Hammer, Of Baltimore,
and late pastor of Calvary Presbyterian
church here, occupied the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church Of Ravenswood, on
Sunday. The Doctor is quite a favorite
with the people Of Ravenswood and Park
ersburg.
The Harry D. Knox, the popular Ravens
wood and Parkersbnrg packet, extended
her trip to Marietta on Saturday.
The Democrats Of Marietta had a jollif
cation last night, and in other words they
painted the Pioneer City" a brilliant Grim.
sor.
Hon. A. j. Warner, NJ. {. Of Ohio, made
a speech here on Saturday night.
Judge T. s. Brown, OF Rayenswood. was
in tie city during the past week. The
Judge is a member Of the Board Of Direc
tors Of lbe Ohio River railroad company.
Gus Campbell, Esq, the Prosecuting At.
toIney-elect Of Peasants county, was herr
on Thursday.
Dr. l.. B. Maxwell, Of Peasants county,
and a prominent and influential Democrat
Of that county, will be 3 candidate for Ser
gesut at Arms Of the next House OF Deie.
gates.
Mrs. Adrian Garvin and children speut
Sunday in the country with friends.
Arthur Myers, late ~book.keeper Of the
Singer Mfg Co, is now with the b. & o.
Express Co, this city.
Major I. g. Gordon, route agent of the
B. & O., spent Sunday with his family
here.
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NrMk Notes.


The funeral of Mrs. Mary f. Tappaa took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
home on Roe Hill. The remains were
viewed by a large circle of friends before
aiken to their last resting place.
Saturday night was very quiet As early
as : o'clock the streets were quiet, and il
cooked as if the town was deserted. The
people have grown tired OF the continual
noise of the election, and have ceased to be
troubled.
Sau-ah brah held forth at the Christian
Church on SATURDAY. night. He was greeted
by a fair crowd, and gave a good entertain
ment.
The lookup was a quiet place on Satur.
day night and yesterday. No one was run
in, and the docket will not be as ornamental
this morning as it was this time a week
ago.
Mr.. Jacob Giesler, the gentleman found
dead on Saturday morning, was buried yes
'erday afternoon. Quite a large number OF
German friends Of the deceased were in at
tendance. .
The Iiederkrantz Singing Society in
stalled its new officers yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. Ben Cockayne and James Riley
will open a wholesale and retail furnishing
house in the Troll building on Union street
the first Of the new year.
j. E. Daugherty, of Steubenyille, is in the
CITY.
The editor of the Tribune is still kicking
and wants the Democrats to wait a whole
year before they rejoice over their victory
It would have been better if the Republi
cans hadn't made all preparations to have
q blowout for Blaine.
Quarterly meeting was held yesterday BY
Presiding Elder J. Z. Underwood in the A.
u. E. church on Rose Hill.
Rev. Wilcox preached to large congrega.
tons in the Christian church yesterday.
There was q small collision on the c. 4
P. road Saturday.
The attendance at the churches was
larger than usual yesterday.
Patsy Daugherty, of the Benwood Ferry,
HIS been to Clarksburg, W. Va.
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showing what You and Yoar Frsads m
Doing.

showing What You n Yoar Friends ars
Doing.
Miss Rainey, a New York young lady, is
visiting Miss Hattie Dalzell.
Miss Russell, of Cleveland. o., is the
guest of Mrs. Rev. r.. r. Swope.
Miss Minnie Loring. who has been quite
sick for some days, is much beetter.
Miss Bena Yerby, of Baltimore, is visit
ing at Mrs. S. 81. Towards, on the Isl
and.N
Mr.. Sam kaufman, q New York drum
mer and an amateur pianist Of some note,
is at tie McLure.
Messrs. Ed. B. Bowie and Major Banks,
two Of Bellaire's s,and-by's in Wheeling So
cie,y, we've in the city Yesterday.
Miss Woodraf, a charming Tennessee
belle, whom Nashville is proud TO claim, is
The guest OF Miss Ssllie Whitaker.
Miss Jennie Raymond, Of Fsirmont who
as been the CUES; OF Mrs. Col. Arnett for
the past month, will return home to-day.
Misses Hetrie and Mamie jones, Lexiug-
ton avenue, are visiting the Misses Han
lans. OF Wheeling, West Va.-Columoas
Dispatch.
Miss Mamie Cornell, Of Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss Laura Harden. She will
pleasantly be remembered as having visited
here about a year ago.
So many young gentlemen. who csllat
Leatherwood, have Ii for an initial, that q
branch railroad will be built up the lsue to
be called the H., II. and II. Of course it
will bel broad gauge.
Messrs Hanson Douglass and Humphrey
Miller, two popular young Pittsburgers,
spent Sunday in the city. Their mission
was not a business one by any means.
Theywere too we'll dressed.
Mrs. Josephine Simpson, the only lady
member Of the Philadelphia Typographical
Union, paid the News Letter a fraternal
visit Friday. Mrs. Simpson is a daughter
of Mr.. Buersner, who published a German
paper in this city many years ago. She
learned to set type in her fathers Office, and
continued working at the trade up to the
time of her marriage with Ed. Simpson, q
REGISTER typo. After the death OF her hus-
band she went to Pittsburgh with her two
childr. n, where she worked for some time
on the different papers. From there she
went to Philadelphia, where she now holds
cases on the Record.
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Advice 10

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one o.
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing The process Of teething its value is in.
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarrh9a, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c q bottle.
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Meatner

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. November FL n.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley.
local rains, colder and partly cloudy wealth
er, winds shifting to west and north, with
higher barometer.
For the lower lake regions, local rains,
partly cloudy weather, southwest to north.
west winds. rising barometer and colder
weather in the west portion; nearly station.
airy temperature in theesst portion, followed
by colder weather on Tuesday.
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Thousands So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
Il never hesitate to recommend your Elec
trio Bitters to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicines known and viii positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They win
save hundreds Of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
Sold at so cents 8 bottle b logan & Co.
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WAS IT MURDER?

! EOdy Found UnderSinEular Circumstan-
ccs at Martins Ferry.
Yesterday somc excitement was created
here by the discovery Of & drowned man in
he river Just below the Union Glass Works
wharf. Some little boys were playing about
he water in the morning and noticed his
coat above water. TIE officers were mott
led and the body was pulled ashore about
} O'Clock, and Coroner Garrett, of Bellaire.
,ent for. The man is about IS years old,
i've feet high, with gray hair and
beard. He is dressed in g black suit,
Of clothes, with white shirt and with q red
handkerchief tied around his neck and
wearing heavy boots. From every appear
Gnce his body has been in the river three
or four days. 1t is believed that he met
with foul play and was thrown into the
river, as marks of violence were noticed on
his head. When discovered his body was
wing on the bottom Of the river,
and it is supposed he was killed
here and thrown into the water
by the murderer or murderers. His body
was in its natural state and this is why it is
believed that he was not drowned. Mr.. r.
Barr says he thinks he is a shoemaker hail
ing from New Jersey, who appeared at his
shop in search of work last Thursday. Sew.
eral parties noticed this man about town
and be if believed to be the same man. Up
Til this writing l6 p. m } the coroner has rot
arrived and no inquest held.
After the Democratic procession on Satur
day night some dowardly rufian threw a
stone through the window in Mr.. Andrew
Kirtz's residence near the blast furnace and
struck a little boy OF Mr.. A. Graham, on
the headsnd almost struck Mrs. Graham in
the facet
Mr.. Nm Chambers, of Bellaire, was up
yesterday among friends.
The Standard mill shut down on Friday
for a week or so.
No arrests yesterday or Saturday evening
and everything was quiet.
Clarence Burris, OF Steubenville, is the
guest of friends here.
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About Barnett.

About the LIST of last October there spoke
for General A. j. Warner, in Zilchis Hall,
this city, two colored gentlemen, who had
allied themselves with the Democracy.
Their names were Hunt and Barnett. Mr..
Hunt lives in st. Clairsville and Mr.. Bar
netts place Of residence was Marietta. The
meeting here was pretty well attended and
was notable for the interest taken BY those
present. Barnett proved the better speaker
and merited all the applause he received.
A few days ago news reached this city that
a negro named Barnett, of Marietta, had bsen
shot and killed by a colored man with whom
he had had some words a short previous.
Later reports received said that the dead
man had stumped this district for General
Warner. Our people will easily recall the
article published in the papers of this city
about two colored chaps being put of Of q
C. 4 p. train above town for refusing to
pay his fare. Barnett was one Of the two
When shot he was playing with one of his
children. The deceased owned agood farm
and Was much above the majority of his
race in point of intelligence. He had been
a Democrat for quite a number Of years.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The tine set for the grand Democratic
barbecue at Frazier's, on the pike, is next
thursday afternoon and evening. All the
necessary committees have been appointed
and rom every indication the barSacue will
Se a success in every particular. The
Bridgeport Democrats wiz iolify in the
evening. then march ont and participate.
TIE West Wheeling man arrested aud
tried for burglary by Mayor Junkins on Sat.
urday. was acquitted.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr. Z. Springer, Of Merchandising, Pa.
writes; q was afflicted with lung fever ani
reduced 10 a walking skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
hat ] bought q dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more O
man, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of 4s
pounds"
Call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and get 6
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles sl.00.
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Again In Limbo,

Last evening Officers Barum and Morris
arrested Ben Frazier in Center Wheeling.
Our readers will remember that Frazier
was sent to the w~orkhouse about fourteen
months ago for drawing a razor on Officer
Williams, but succeeded in escaping and
since which time he has been living in Ohio.
About q week ago he cut a man badly, in
Martins Ferry.
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Fashions Use of Flowers.

Either for wedding or funeral a design in
lowers may cost you from s. to 800. Some
funeral notices say, omit flowers" but no
fort has yet been made to exclude the
beautiful things from weddings. Their
beauty soon perishes, while Browns Iron
Bitters, which costs but q dollar a bottle, is
f permanent use in restoring red roses to
pale cheeks, curing dyspepsia, weakness,
malaria. etc.
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Missing.

Yesterday, Mr. Charles Felty, of the
Eighth ward, secured the services of the po.
ice 10 assist in the hunt for his missing
son. who is about , years Of age. The boy
has heen absent from home since Saturday
afternoon. At this writing nothing had
hten heard Of from the boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

EDMUND F. BOOKING aud C Menkemeller,
druggists, distinctly state that Aeker's
English Remedy has and does cure con-
trsetsd consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

Having but very recently return
ed from New York, We are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and solicit n call.
JACOB ". GRIEB.
JeWeler Corner Twelfth and Main.
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IbseIin9 8e9isten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Wanted-Girl to Do HOuSewOrk.
Stockholders Meeting-Wheeling Park
Association.
japanese Pottery and Fancy Goods
G.. Dillon.
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Sale OF Valuable Real p,a,,

Rl VIRTUE OF THE AUTu,
- IN hin, by virtue 4 ceu,ir t'II "a
Of the MrniciPal COurt OF WbD.Bs-s
In chaneery therein psnling ~.
Iom,e aim othe,s are pla uuH. a. htAy
and ctkSrs are defendants. n. nIAtytJ
commissioner, will sell Al puhiL, .nsSy
front door o! the court -house Of 1Sst-fe
SATURDAY, NOvENByR
beginnir 8 at ~lso'tocks. H., N. 49,
ra. property: Part Of 10, pu.n'a
lYl) situate on the northveS, o,ns,"N al
Twepty-foarth streets, In the si,,A Sss
Of Wheeling, Which portion /. h~pnHtsHs
Is follows {: Beginning on n,
81 said lot niasty -one; then,
west line Of Msiket stresi 81 fer,: ~
the north lice Of Twenty fou-s .r
thence nerth asress said. 10, q
along the north line Of said lot !, ~, sy
OF beginning; together With al IA, ss{
Improvements thereon or thereCpta
Is the same property which xu N.,sj
Combs In his lifetime by Geons, Rgot0
wife by deed dated on the ?,th dsy oIsS'snj
TERMS OF sALE-uue ihird Of N, ma.
or ~ much more Is the purchaser M.
the day Of sale, and the remainder n 800
stalments, payable In twelve and sI,t'NNJ
respectively, after the cav o, a. - 4
from that day, the purchaser 10 1y. ~
good security Tor such dciernd r,,n.s.S<J
title to be retained until pAymeniln IS5 ~
hENRl Y. ErSs,|
SlsNisl CeausJ
quired BY Law in the above caue I
THOMAS " n,P,,J
Clerk Of the Municipal Court 4 =.
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.syJEAx AND UNDEynoPKD PAxIs
y w Il ths Hunsa Body Enlapsd DyvskP6
and .trenstbensd," ~. = - tntss.dng e1v9acs
Ne ~fIi sy that thse . - svt1snis q hassbae
sbsot I'm On The es4tnry. tbs sirRdNDs0o ~
vsTy highly fndoneA. fptsFesAsA passns 4g -
Ne pssssi q. p B. Ed "a, $3.50. y-St
q BreRiag RAs NJ w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

Call and examine orr C0nbina.
ton breakfast, Dinner aud Tea
Sets in White and Decorated
China DAWSON BROS.
222S Market treet
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For Salo

THE FINE RESInEycEmnr
Il and ] OF streets. no. IFeI
also, dwelling 40. !is TOD ,,r1 " -
Twelfth sns~t; also, the tea~-s-,,h
Market s'I,si, 0oruer o. Al.ryt
oe-s Zeal Estate Asr.i 81, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

EDMUND F. BOOKING and C. Menkemilicr,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold, Group or lung complaint BY
using Acker's English Remedy, or will re
fund the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets and
Clothing, go TO ]. W. FerrePs, cor. Main
and 2lst streets.
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No1ICK 10 I'M nIrnrrnN,

Take notite that the drIns 'tio-' o, Arrst
tar and Other vItnrsSrs viii IL iIksu o. "a. n
George ~. JOngs. Atiofns, A. lSp. 10 ~ ID
Washington, IN the sialr OF l,nnylusAN al
18th DAY oil December, A. u. ISI. D.. iscr ~
OF Q O'Clock a m. aud GU''luck g. "a D. !. 4
evidence In the above named ul- ~ hll I
conplsinants. And ", from am ngs, ~ u
OF aid deposltions shsll not he c,nustcG1
Ing commenced, shall nj ir oo,n s,ri "a ~
the tsking Of the same will lT sl0urei lei
10 time until the same shall 10 couFLlt
Simon ~liorkhoimsr aud N!sf liuriLTus 4
ners, doing bwiI,ss by tnd unlrF is tu N
:. Horkbeimer a son, who sue 10 iSi' IA 4
n partners.
10 Mary J. Rulg7r Mlmlnts'rfr I'D
Of james W. Bulg.r, deCrasd Mar blF(
John lieIingrr, defendants i
Take notiCr that the dfppsitinn' q Sst
hciEcr and other wiInsss's vii 10 tile EsI
nice Of George ". j.. Gllrhrist No. is ~
tire. Z. In the city Of wheeling, ~ ID VI J
Nn.Iria, on the lGth day 81 l~'ml~ A.
b,tsusn the hour 81 . o'olO 4 N ~I1sttel
m, 90 lie read In evidence In Tho al"'. tts@
On behalf OF saIi complainant. AZ "a
cause the taking Of 'sid drPo-ltIou ~.
commfntsd, or being oommen"d, 'htL sas
pleisd on that da,, the taking Of ih'sS'
ID oUrned from time 20 tin" IN ] Tho
completed. -
siiucn Horkheimcr and Nyu Hmt sars !
ners, doing busiDess ny snd und'f thsts -
s. Horh heimer a son, Who cue 10 lhsi N
Ia Mary ]. Buiger. sdmiristrs;rI :
Of james W. Bulser, dsceasso Mar Ihej
John Bioripg,r, lIeDdspt. 81
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder, always
pUre and reliable. Sold BY leading grocers
generally. G. S. Feeny, Proprietor, l4lO
Main street.
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PUBLIC PLAYS.

Tbs week at the Opera House viii oper
si'h Storm Beaten 10 be given to nor
row, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. The
play is founded on incidents connected with
the Greedy expedition, and is made addition
ally interesting by The appearance in tn
fourth act ot some OF the survivors of thr
ilLEated expedition. The effectiveness o
the whole is advanced By the use of magujti.
cent special scenery, including a wonderful.
realistic aurora borealis, the invention o.
bat celebrated artist Mr.. Lysandcr Thomp
son. The cast is q remarkably strong on
and the play sbounds in thrilling situations.
THE CREOLE.
On Friday and Saturday evening: and .,
Saturday matinee, November 20 and q.
Mr.. David Belasco's dramatization of ar.
Gcle 81" with Miss Helen Blythe as the
Creole, will be given at the Opera House.
The Creole is a drama that always ap
peals to the feelings of the large audiencc
which greet it wherever given, while Mis-
Blythe's rendition of the character of tn
Creole is highly artistic and at the same
time pleasing. Her youthand beauty comp
led with her modest and graceful bearing
materially aid the charms of her acting
and the company which supports her is
one OF the best that has ever visited our
city.
Il GRANGER BROTHERS,
who have Just closed a successful engage
ment Of two nights at the Academy o
Music, open 81 Germania hall, over the city
tomorrow night. These entertain
ments have been frst-clssS in every par.ieu.
lsr, and are highly spoken Of By AL who
have witnessed their performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17

q CIesISG oct Buggies and Spring Wagons
away below their value. j. ". Fesrel.