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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-18

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-18
FINE JOB PRINTING.

cucumbers are in the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
"THE SIIKADO."
A Large Audience Witnesses Its PRODUCE
ton ut the Academy.

A Large Audience Witnesses Its PRODUCE !
ton ut the Academy.
The Starr-Harris Opera Company sung |
The Mikado," at the Academy OF Music,
last evening to a crowded house. Tbs rem
dition of the Opera was vastly superior to
the burlesque given here month or so
ago, and every one present seemed well
pleased with the evenings entertainment.
The costumes Of the vsfious characters
we're probably the finest ever put upon
Wheeling stage, and the rich silk, shining
satin and heavy embroideries evoked many
expressions of admiration from the scores
of ladies who formed portion Of the au-
dience The wardrobe was prepared under
the personal superintendent OF Madame
Zazel, of New York, from genuine Jsps-
neae fabrics imported BY b. s. Chinook,
q leading metropolitan dealer in Oriental
stuffs, and reflect great credit upon all
concerned. The overture by the orchestra
was heartily encored by the audience, who
demanded repetition, aud then the car
tain ascended upon the first sct, disclosing
q courtyard in "Ko-Ko's" palace, with FIVE
Japanese uoblemen in stained g lass att.
tudes, who sing
"If you want TO know who we are,
We ara gentlemen OF Japan;
On many a vase and Jar,
TN many screen and tau,
We figure In lively paint;
Our attitudes gu. er ard quaint
You're wrong II you think we sinI"
The setting of the stage was really fRe,
and was much admired. "Nankipoo, the
Miksdo's son, disguised as wandering
minstrel. then made his appearance, and
with hira "Pish-Tush'' aud POO. Bah, both
the latter being gorgeously and richly ar
rayed. "NAnkl Poo's" solo, "a Wander
ing Minstrel" vas sung with fine effect,
ard was heartily spplsuded.
I Later on "Ko-Ko" came on IN hshd-
some costume ofcrimsoD, covered with gold
embroidery and lined with creau.colored
satin. he was much touched By the cor
diahty Of his reception. IF should ever
be called upon to act professionally, ssid
he, II AN happy to think that there S'ill
be no difficulty in finding people whose
deaths will be distinct gain to society"
He then sang in good voice his solo
"As some day it must happen tina! victim must
| be found,
I've got a little list-Iye got little list
OF society offenders who might we'll 6s uldeI
ground,
and who never would be missei-who never
would be missed.
There's the pestieatial nuisance who writes Tor
auto ,raphs;
All people who have iabby hands ana irritating
laughs
All children who are up IN dates, ana door sou
with 'erl dat!
=. All persons Who in shaking hands shakes handi
with you like that
And all third persons who Ga spelling teis-7-iets
insist;
They'd none OF them De missed-they'd aOus d
them be misssd"
The song was vigorously spplsuded and
al encore demanded.
4 for o snsna Of intrinnL. Id .rrlnsuL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
BITS or NHws.
Picked Up Here and There. By EsEiEts
ReportSrg.

Picked Up Here and There. By EegiEts'
Reporters.
OSE marriage license was issued yestef'
day.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
cord yesterday.
The sale Of seats for the AdAh Rich
mond Opera Company will open today
To-Day is the anniversary Of the frat
meeting Of Congress in Washington ID
1900.
A SEWER pipe is being laid on Fourth
street which will extend from the>river to
Main.
A COPY of the city ordinances has been
placed on the desk Of each member OF
Council.
tbs Wheeling Boat Club will give car
nival at the North End rink next Wednes-
day evening.
A PAIR OF heavy scales are being put In
BY tie Ohio River road, at the lower end
Of their depot.
The wire screens for the City Clerks
and Collectors Offices arrived yesterday
end were placed in position.
C.H. MILLER, of North Wheeling, has
contracted to make 200 hundred feet Of
smoke pipe for the new factory at the
Lsughlin mill.
BEFORE Squire Phillips, yesterday, Al
fred Kelley was fined 81 and costs TO: dis
orderly conduct at the Academy Of Music
on Monday night.
CHAs. scHENFLEx, son Of Prof. Schen
fer, was accidentally shot through the len
hand on Monday by companion While
playing with q pistol.
An advertisement was inserted IN yes
ter6ay's REGISTER for collector, 1t re
quired small basket 10 deliver the re-
sponses to the advertiser,
| SUR. DILLON, of the gas works, Yester
day began the work of filling the tank o.
the new gas holder with water. The Watel
is obtained from fire plug.
The Parlor Social boys are making ar
rspgements for an excursion to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Arick, near ST. Clsirsvllle, II
the near future. 4. I. Cockayua will &C
company them.
A HORSE attached 10 cart dropped OF
Chspline street in front of the City Hall
Yesterday morning, and showed all tn
symptoms Of passing in his checEs, ID
was brought around all right after q time
however, and walked of.
In The examination Of VIM. Fsulken
stein, it was shown beyond sill doubt ths
be merely took charge Of his friend
money for safe keeping. Wills man.
friends in the city were confident all tn
time that there had been some mistake
and so there was.
A COMPLIMENTARY party will be rendered
Miss Nellie Lukens and Miss Stella Haus'
at the home Of the former on Friday night
Miss Lukens leaves next week for Balti
more, where she viii attend school, snt
Miss Rause for Washington, d. C, where
she will visit friends.
TIE SWeitaer Verein last evening cele
brated its third anniversary and the SWeitz
ers Day of Independence, at Beethoven
aall, BY grand ball. The day was cele
brated by like societies all over the couu
try. Kramers band made the music las
night and pleasant time Ras enjoyed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
DID nor COME OFF.
Tho Duel Which Two Men Agree 10 Fight
Ends in FiIzle.

Tho Duel Which Two Men Agree To Fight
Ends in q FiIzle.
A Startling little story comes from the
South Side Of fight which nearly ended
in duel. 1t seems that a prominent
lawyer aud former Justice of the Peace
became involved in quarrel in a certain
citizens place of business, and out Of re,
spsct for him they did not want to have it
out in blows in the place.
Both were very angry and wanted to
fight, however, 30 the citizen, who is a
rather accommodating sort Of man, offered
them the large cellar beneath his house "a
a battle ground. The lawyer then sug-
gested that they fight with pistols, each
standing at either extreme Of the cellar.
The ]. P. weakened on this and said he
would rather have il out in daylight. So
after some more wrapgling, a quiet spot
over the river was agreed upon for a GER
tain day. As the day set has passed and
both gentlemen are walking around ap
parently healthy and whole, it is probable
that they both came to the conclusion that
they had better forget that they had made
any such arrangements, and the reporter is
cheated out of writing up duel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
GOOD PROSPECTS
For a Great Success of Wheeling Men In
New Mexico.

For Great Success of Wheeling Men IL
New Mexico.
Mr.. A. A. Franzheim has returned from
Socorro. New Mexico, for the purpose OIL
closing out bis business. he says the
prospects at their mines are better than
ever and becoming brighter every day.
Everything is in good working order and
things are running along smoothly.
Charley OFT, who is down there, and
is a partner in the enterprise, is
fat and healthier than ever before. Mr.
Frspzhei n is highly pleased with the place
and is in elegant health. He will return
as soon ss he closes out his stock Of jewel
~, and upon his return, Mr.. OFT will pay a
visit to Wheeling. Capt Haase, who is
also interested ID the mines, is still in the
city, being uuavoidatlv detained here.
Mr. FraDzheim bad q large golden eagle
sent to him by a friend since his arrival
home. The bird is q fine specimen and
m measures over six feet from tip to tip Of
his wings, and is only four years old. he
is named Abe, is q1ite tame, and will no
doubt make fne pet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
lsu of a speech or song, told an amusing

heu of speech or song, told an amusing
story.
Several songs by the Glee club were
then sung, the last being the old and funny
standby, "Billie, Willie Winkum Bum. !"
This closed one of the moet epjoysll lie
events in the history of the club ard
one that has stirred up renewed vigor aBd
determination in its members to make it
one of the leading Democratic institutions
of the country, and all it takes to do this
q little hard and enthusiastic work on the
part of each and every member That
this glorious end may be attained and the
Young Mems Democratic club become
one Of the leading lights of emocracy in
the country, is the hearty wish Of the
REGISTER
Before the adjournment Of the meeting
the club rendered Prof. Chas. Killmeyer a
unanimous vote Of thanks for the pleasure
afforded them by his music. The PROBES
sor played all the accomplishments Of the
evening in his usual excellent manner, be
sides several solos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
PERSONAi. POINTS.
Movements OF WhsennKiteS. and the Com
ing and Going or Strangers.


ing and Going OF Strangers.
Captain R. T. Devries is in Pittsburgh
G NJ. Ford LETT for Cleveland yesterday
Mr. George ppdegrsE left yesterday fol
PittsbGrg on visit,
William Beatty vent 10 PIItsburg yes,
tsF3ay on business trip
Messrs Joseph aud d. " Bell have re,
turned from g business trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. William Goethe, Sr, of Chicago, 10
in the city on Witt to his son, Charles
Goe,zs.
Miss Rck,y Wolf, of Short Creek, is the
gueet of Miss Charlotte Cote, of North
Wheeling.
Col. jams Todd arrived 10 the city last
evening, and is stopping with his parents
on the South Side.
7. C. Burke. the b i o. ticket agent of
ssis city. ia visiting Eis pEothsr, William
Burke, at Salt Lake City.
Prof. Vim. e Seapon arrived Monday
evening from MorgsntoSn. he leaves to-
day for Cardsr, Virginia.
A large circle Of friends will be glad to
learn that Miss Mollie Hadlich, who has
been i'll fer several week. is rapidly con-
gaiesssiDg.
". L Calm anl party vent out to West
Alexander yesterday aud did The Nimrcd
act in great shape, returning with twenty:
Two rabbits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
NO ONE TO miss HIM.
An Unknown Man Killed IN the b. s D.
Last Evening.

An Unknown Man Killed n the 3. & o.
Last Evening.
List evening the passenger train from
Pittsburg on the P, W. L B. branch Of
the B. & O.; which is due in this city about
1880 p. m, struck and instantly killed 9
man about one mile east of Trisdelphis.
The passengers or trsinmen had no init
nation that anything vas wrong except 8
alight jar. The train was about half
an hour late, and ives run
ming at a good speed to make up
lost time. When the jar was felt the train
was stopped, and upon the cowcatcher
being examined, part of . coat sleeve was
found upon it. A search was then made,
and after q party had walked back prob
ably three fourths OF mile the body of q
dead man was found lying beside the
track.
The body was placed in the baggage car
and brought to the city and Coroner
Schuitze was summoned. When tie er-
CINE struck him the unfortunate man was
evidently walking toward the train, ss
deep hole was found in his tore
head and ono under the
chin. His other injuries consisted
OF the left leg being crushed from knee to
thigh, the left arm and neck broken. BE
is about Al years Of ege, black hair. high
forehead, blue eyes. and wore mustache
and gostee Of about three weeks growth.
BE wore black sack coat, black vest,
brown.stripsd pants and brown ovsralls.
In his shirt was found Masonic pin. In
his pockets were three tips wrapped
in piece Of Cincinnati Enquirer, plug
of tobacco and An empty purse. His
name could not be learned, "a there WAS
nothing else about him which might reveal
his identity. An undertaken was sum
noned, who took charge of the body and
prepared it for burial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
Who is HeS

Yesterdays Pittsburg Post coDtsined
this item
The Humane Society we're yesterday
looking for home for a twelveyear old
boy named Charles Randall. The boys
father is dead, and his mother and sister
are Low living in Wheeling, where they
moved from Allegheny last Saturday, The
boy states that his mother kept house Of
illrepute in Allegheny, and now has an
establishment of the same kind in Wheel
ing. He says his mother and sister Would
beat him without cause, and for that rea-
son left home and came here. The boy
is bright and intelligent. The society has
communicated with the Chief of Police at
Wheeling with view OF sqbStautiatiug the
boy 8 story
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
Police Pickups.

In Police Court, yesterday morning, Al
fred Bentley aud William Quicker, for fast
driving on Virginia street, Island, got s.
and costs. They went 10 the bill.
Pstssy O'Donnell, for disorderly con-
duct, got $40 and costs. He went to the
bill. This case should have been worse,
but owing to the difficulty Of obtaining Wit.
nesses the more severe charge could not
be substsntiated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
Thanksgiving TURKEY.

Ire B & D. with its usual custom vii
extend Thanksgiving Greetings in the
shape Of Round Trip Tickets at greatly re-
dueed rates over their entire system, ex
cept between Baltimore and Washington.
The low rates 90 into effect st ell stations
east Of Ohio river, including the Pittsburgh
Division, on the tWenty-6ith and twenty,
sixth of November. Good to re urn until
November the twenty eighth inclusive.
For further information see large posters
OF call on Station Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
OFFICE or
WEsrEgN NAIL Association,

WEsrERS Nail ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. II, 1885.
GExTLEMEX:-The following mills have
reported:
Belmont Nail Co.-NovsmbeF l7th.
Have IS machines, heating furnaces aid
rolls running.
LsuQhliu Nail Co.-November l7tb.
Have 80 machines running, including Sc
self feeders.
Belfout Iroa Works Co.-November
l4-h Have 50 machines, running. Heat
ing furnaces and nail plate rolls on double
turn.
Norton Iron Works-Noyember 18th.
Have 50 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls in operation.
Kelly Nail i Iron Co November 10th.
Have 20 machines running. Heating fur.
nsass and rolls on double turn.
Riverside Iron orks-NoVembeF l7Ih.
Have So machines running, heating fur
macs aud rolls on double turn.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Co.-November
l7th. Have so machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running.
Western Nail Co-NoSember 10th.
Have 40 machines running, heating for
nsces and rolls in operation, Gil working
satisfactorily.
La Belle Iron Works -Noysn6er l1th.
Have % machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Terra Hsute Iron and Nail Co.-No-
yember 18th. Have 10 machines running.
Jefferson Iron Works-Novembsr l7th
Have 7 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
This report shows COS machines running,
which is an iucressa Of so machines COM
pared with last weeks report.
Yours Respectfully
GEORGE WISE,
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
AbeeIin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


WASHINGTON D. c November lS.-FoE
tie Ohio Valley and Tennessee, To-
cressing cloudiuess, local rains, generally
followed By slightly colder, clearing wealth
sr. winds shifting to westerly, rising baron
ster in the western portion and falling
barometer in the eastern portion.
For lower lake region, incressirg eloudl-
uess and local rains, so1thwssterly winda,
slight rise in temperature during the day,
followed during Thursday by slightly colder
weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
FrRuSE:s Is PaiCEL

The only danger in the trade lies 10 the
meeting Of Congress three weeks hence.
There will be long and Desperate strug-
gle over the tariff, lasting probably ak
months and Whist the issue will be no man
car tell. While that agitation continues
there will be more or less apprehension in
the minds Of Commercial men and the
will be to restrict transactions
and prevent 81 expansion of business. |
au not making tariff speech, but
sm simply stating business view
Of tbs situation. may say that with the
exception Uotsd all the indications st. pres
ent are decidedly healthy"
In Pi'tsburg the price OF old rails has
advanced 10 $40 so, and 5000 tons have
been purchased in the past two weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
index to New Advertisement

ilpeTa House-Pat Rooney.
DiSsclution Notlee-Frapk LOtZ Co
Public Sale Of Real Property.
Cbsapest Dry Goods House,. Metz.
Excelsior Baking PoWdsr-R Il. List.
Undertakers and Funeral DirectoTS-Ct. Aendal
Co.
All Sez Stoek-EreW & BsrtJcby-( Local Page.
MeLaln's wheeling Pills- Local Page
wanted Dry Goods Sslesmaa-l Local PSSe
Immense Sale A. A. Franzh sim-lL Local Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18

erecting the Wellsburg water works. Is
will be five feet in diameter and fifteen
long.
The blast furnace at the Top mill pro
duced ninety tons of pig on Sunday, which
as yet is the best showing for any single
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
commissio Sale.

ny yIRTuR or A D'ctEf ss
II sntsrsd by tbe CircSit Cesd - ,
wet yirdris, on The 9Th day 9. 800 %
q q ute in ebsseesJ utnin t.tsea,. q ~.
p. Brove. admiuistiAtof u Ne e, - .
Fssy. decss,sd, q pisintif sfs ~ -
Others ere dsi.nsins, ths aSa
s'@ .s4;I.n. w SSSSyExBEs ss..; ~
eSnmSneine st 10 e'eioet "a -
teu, Ga The premises, 70 ne ~ .s,,ss, 81
der, the following d.sntpee 1897 =.
say; Let number thrss 800 -
seYsssd ~ iolloss: Bedsniss ns - -
10 ths fYvt md seeond sos o. - So
"a ~. "a 80 b 10 sppIe trer 49,
- n ,.J.s ssress IL run ard -, Il -
~ - north ~ vet 20 80 sa1e
,hs,Ss north IS cost 70 pos; - = 49,
rsst n nolss: tbenes &7 est u ,ss 49,
Johp Etsiinss han: fbeocs 80 ~, -
lpe south 6s1<s sass 10 ~ 10 "
Wits n linz u the sscnnd Nc m pd0nS
noIes; tberes so1tt ~ YEA ~ 49,
place OF beginning. ssa II 80
inors or IsfS, and beinf lSs ~ n ~
- 49, tbs IA dsy Il Dsan nsqo
,2esrdsd IN tss usrf's sses q - ~
AZ 0bio ,oonty, Wet Virginia ..fr. 49,
= %,S AZ wSssliss assk, IN 0tis sS2 ~
sisis. sdjoisiss iasAs d Jssa
sFkus OF sALE-Ops-haf = ~
-. srd 4. much more - ~ 0OAS
sirs' tbs balance IN one -. ~
purck0H dung his pesc. ~ - 1s,s 3 -
such esferTsd payneoL - 800
10 Be- retained until tss lDk
zen Ss spsai oA
IhavsJ swtity t,1t bona saEA~
hss IN esG % D. sbeys -
80 !. "si a.. 2 r. nora~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18

.
Three little maids from IchOol RreWe
Pert a, a school girl well can be,
Filled 10 the hrim with girlish giee,
Three little girls from school"
/ "Ko-Ko" makes q move toward Yum
Yum" as if to take her in his srns
"You are not going to kiss meT says
"Yum.Iun."
wei" replies "Ko 10" that Vas the
idea"
1T seems odd, doesn't it, says She
Its rather peculiar" says "Pitti-Sing.
We'll" says Yum Yum" II have no
objections, If it's the usual thing
She is assured that 1t is "the usual
thing, and the kiss is given. Yum.
Yum" the character being taken by Miss
May Daryea, was sttired in costume OF
red and white silk and satin, and acted
her part with much grace The duo be.
tween "Nanki.P Poo" and "Yum.Yum," in
the first act, was enthusiastically applauded,
and had TO be repeated, The c horus. TO
"KoKo" -
Hes going to marry Yum-Tum.
Ium-Yum,
Your anger prsy bury,
For all will De merry.
We think you had better Suecumo
'Cumb- cumh,
Ana join our expressions Of gles
was well balanced and evenly rendered.
and was encored,
The "Katishs" of HisG Fit Raymond,
who appears first Just OF the close Of the
frat act, was fine Improvisation of the
anything but lovsble sweethesrto Of "Nauki-
Poo" and the scene just as the curtain de
scended formed very pretty stage picture.
The advent of The Micksdo" in the
second act, clothed in heavily embroidered
black satin, brought the entire company
upon the stage, and the 70
cital by "Ko-Ko" of how be cut
of the head of ."Nanki.Poo" was
excellent. The horror of the industrious
mechanic" on being informed By His
Highness that he had killed the heir 70 the
throne was e1crutiatiDgly funny. "Nsnki.
Poo's" song, The Flowers that Bloom in
the Spring" here came in for an encore
The subsequent love scene between "Ko.
Ii" and "Katlsha" was very laughAbls
To further his love he sings
"On 4 tree by a river q little tom-tit
sang WILLOW, tituiDoW. titvlllowr
And said TO him, 'Dicky-bird why do you sit
Singirs willow, TIT Eillov, titwllloW"
II n SeSknsSs o! intellect, birdie l cried
COR q rather tough worm II yoGr little inside
With a shake OF his poor little bead he replied:
cob, willow, titwilloT, titwtlleT"'
This sopg couvirces "Kstishs' OF tie
tsuth of his declarations Of affection and
the lovers embrace, "Ko-Ko' making q
very wry face.
The final chorus, "Oh, he is going to
marry Yum Yum" brought this charming
opera to q close. Allthronghlhe perform
snce the audience bestowed applause in 3
most liberal way. and departed highly
pleased with the S'srrs-Hsrris Company
This afternoon Patience will be sung, |
and to- night "Giroa,. Giroha "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes.
terday:
Deed made November IL, 1885, by
Francis Raymond and Deborah, his wife,
to Emma Shook, wife of G. NJ. Shook, for
the north halt of lot No. 1874. on the south.
east corner Of Chspline and Twenty third
streets. Consider, So, 465.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
L, s. GooD&Co. selldfy goods - .,schasDss
TasI are Not Sorry

Tire is one thing nobody ever regrets
that is, the day they FIRST adopted Park
er's Tonic as their regular family medi
cine Its range is SO wide, and it, good
effects so sure, that nothing else, excep,
good nursing, pre- needed in q great ma.
jorty of CAGES. Bay it. try it, afterwards
it viii BOT require any praise from Us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
chg WILLIAMS

viii hold the boards at the Opera House
Saturday evening. His new play, "Oh,
What Night" is described as tirst-ciass
affair, and seems to have made hit
wherever presented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
\ Coming Labor d Denomination

The labor organizations Of the city and
vicinity contemplate giving labor dem
onstration, which will probably be held q
week from Saturday. The details include
a street parade, to be followed BY msss
meeting at City Hall square.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
Ehe star shons Brightly on a. AlEisrS
Trio.

Ehe star shons Brightly on a. Algisrs
Trio.
Some days sgo three very worthy ch-
zsns of Alg,ers, Is Augustus Kelvin, .
Joiner On Patterson st.; Louis Hyme, fore
man of the Yslletts dry dock and Anthony
o. GuiIlot, msebinist ct Patterson and
Oliver SITS al industrious and accom-
plished mechanics Of the highest respects-
bihty, bought q oue-dollsE ticket IN the
October Drawing Of the LouidAEs State
Lottery. Yesterday when the drawing Of
the lortery was announced it was found
that the one dollar ticket hsS Eon one-6tth
ofthe capital prize OF $4,000. asS vas
thsre euusnimity disturbed BY their win
ming $1,000 eaeh.-Nss Orleans, Daily
States, Oct. Ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18

&c YOU need any good sweiizer Ctess.
If 90, can on kiwasd Wagner, No. 2lls
Main stree, where you can get it at any
time, cheaper than from any. Wholesale
ehssfe dsals. in tina city,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18

Have that Killed the Deer2 sang BY
Messrs. Rareshide, Gaunt, Van Veghten
and Kennedy was well received. There ID
not a stick in the entire cast.