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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

United Presbyterian Cnurch.-Rey. ]. I
hcSlune, ID. D., pastor. Services to-norroW a
| lO;'O r. IN anj p. M. Sibbaih-schOol at I'D. Ia
All are invited.
Second Presbyterian Church. Rey. wua
d. Cooke, ID. D. pastor. tg-Inorrov at 10 -
T. IN. and a; 700 y. IL SaLbath-scAooI AT . A m
All are Welcome
st. Luke's CaGTcE.-PtV. J. GibSon CAN'T
B. D., sector, Divine scryioCs TO mOrrVv al 10 40
10 and 1900 o. m. suHdsy->ch. nl at 2 D. M Ser.
vices every Wtdn LGsy. - the tape, at 7;2o p. m
Beats free- Sermon suLds! B'ghs two Adam, .
First Presbyterian Church.-Tks pa,to,
Rev. u. A. Cunningham, -. H., Vii preach In The
Lecture Room 81 1882 - AL b IA. This cor.
srtgaiiep vii, ante la ua:Gu I han ksgiying ser-
vie In HE q. T. Caareh Oh thursday at 10 q
an.
ChapIiBe Street ~. " Church Prs.eh,,o
by the pastor, Rey. ! G. ll.lL TO morrow At IO.g
q. N and p In. SUNDAY .eseo! A. p. M. All
are invited.
North Street NJ. " Church.-Rey. n p.
Dryden. pastor, will pnac' tO-DOrroW at 10 30 a.
N. and 7:io ?. IA. Morning thssie: The Good
Fight" Evening there Tee Sad story Of Peters
FAIL" Sunday school, a. ? ~. All arc cordially
invited.
First Eng. Evan. LaIIIsTAn Chureh.-Rsy.
E. II. DoTnblsSe', pastor. Services tomorrow st
1880 q. m and p. IN asIndAy-Sebool At D. N ,
The pastor viii Pi each At anniversary sermon in
the morning upon tie enhance al he eth wear Of
the present Pa.tcra'e. Al! ale welcome.
Fourth Street n. +. PREACHING
Sunday At 1890 a IA aB3 GO p IA BY iAs pastor.
Rev. l. +. kandOlpn. BsEBIE. SUBJECT: what
the Church Owes 10 tie -gI.dsy -sshCo." Sunday
school At z. ii. TOshg Peoples Meeting, Mon
day 81 T:s5 p. N.
Disciples CD TEiees 10 no. .ov AZ 80
!. N. and p. m. PseieIInk BY q b Grihsth. Of
Sunday school at ~ q. IN. All are
cordially invited,
Zane s.saar NJ z. chureb.-Rsv Henry
Hes, pastor. Services By the pastor 70 tsorroW a
0:S0 q N. and p. "a. nv ming subject: the
SNOW Promise" Sunday school RI ?. ~. AL aIs
nvited.
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PERSONAL PolgIs.

Movements OF Whe a CITES, ana tb Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
C. C. Mccormick, Of S;sterville, is at
the Stsmm.
F. F. Martin, of Ravenswood, ia at the
st. James.
A. G. Braden, Of Washington, Pc, is ct
the St. James.
Henry Lamb, Of West Alexander, Pa /,
is at the Stamm.
c. P. Berry, of BuSinessburg, o., is at
the Howell House.
James F. Eough. OF Fairmont, is regis.
tered at the Stamm.
T. P. MofFett, Of Waynesburg Pa, is
stopping at the Stamm.
Edward Mcconnell and wife, Of Cressp s
Grove, are at the Howell House.
Z. B. Bowie, Of Bellaire came up last
night, registering at the Mcclure.
Miss Matte Rankin Of Bellaire, is visit
ing Mrs. John Jones, at the Stamm.
C. q. Smith and Miss Rouchelle, bicy.
clists, of Pittsburg, are at the Howell
House.
Mrs. W. r. Isham, formerly OF Wheel.
ing but now of Philadelphia, is now con-
valescent.
Hon. Charles Z. Wells, Of Glover Gap,
was in the city last evening, taking in the
"Mikado."
Americas Warden, supervising Inspector
OF steamboats,, came down from Pittsburg
last night and is at the Stsmm.
Miss Fannie jackson, of Philadelphia,
Pa, cousin to Mrs Vim. Schwerferger, is
visiting Mrs. S on the South Side.
Miss Kate Keever, of the Female Col.
. lege, will leave for home in Belleville, w.
Va, this morning on short welt.
Juo. W. Duncan, OF Bellsire, O., entered
the Wheeling Business College yesterday
for the course in short hand and type
writing.
Councilman James Commerford was call
ed to Frostburg, Nd, on Thursday last BY
the death of his sister, Mrs John Burns OF
that place.
Mr.. 7. Hill Marshall, of the Auditor s
Office at Charleston, is in the city among
friends. He is on pleasure trip through
several OF the prominent cities, and will re.
main in Wheeling several days.
Mrs. l. A. Anderson, Of Atchison Cit, -,
Kansas, wife of the late Rev. It. A. Alder.
son, Of Greenbrier county, this State, who
has been spending the summer at Noun
tain Lake Park and Eastern Virginia, is
visiting her son, Major j. c. Anderson, of
this CITY.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

A Blaze Starts Under Rather Peculiar
Circumstances.
Yesterday morning about ten minutes CT
seven o'clock FIRE stsrtedin the residence
of Mr.. Knoke, on the extreme east end
of Twenty-ninth street, under the following
peculiar circumstances. A clothes horse
full of clothes was standing by the kitchen
stove, and near it dog was sleeping. A
mouse, in quest Of breakfast, happened to
run close to the canine, and in making a
lunse for it, the dog upset the clothes Oh
the stove, when they at once became igni'
ted.
After vainiy endeavoring to extiDgnish
the flames, the family began the removal
of the furniture from the house, while
neighbors ran to the -four mill near BY and
telephoned to the Central Office. From
there word was telephoned to the Atlantic,
and that company with the Niagara re-
sponded to the call. The Gremen had con
siderable difficulty in getting to the fire on
account of the terrible condition OF the
street, and the building was damaged to
the extent OF several hundred dollars be-
fore the fire was put out.
The mouse is believed to have escaped.
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by telephone and be on the spot within
three minutes afterward. Then it could be
used to convey prisoners to the workhouse.
1t would ALEC often save the citizens the
disgusting sight of seeing drunken
woman being taken to the lookup. In
fact there are thousand and one ways in
which such an affair would be benefit to
the city and its citizens, while it would not
cost much to maintain it.
Although the subject has been preached
through the newspapers before, the gentle
N an views are decidedly right, and there
is no doubt but that such a wagon would
be Of vast advantage to Wheeling.
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A UBEACK MARIA"

IL What = Gentleman Thinks wheeling Is
IN Need Of.
Said well known citizen, yesterday, to
q reporter, in speaking of city affairs:
What you newspapers want to favor is
the purchase by the city vehicle kuown
in larger cities as Black Maria This
would save = vast amount of trouble to
everybody concerned in municipal affairs.
Say, for instance, a. is ofteR the case, an
officer attempts to arrest an unruly indivia-
usl seven or eight squares away from the
lookup, the result generally is that he is
to call for help, and two or
three men have to hold the prisoner down
while the officer places the bracelets upon
his wrist, and then gets him locked up
only with great deal of difficulty. This
would al be avoided if they had one Of
these patrol wagons. 1t could be called
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rHANkse1vrNe ADDRESS.
sixth Annual Sack Gathering of the Chill
dr.uBa unne.

sixth Annual Sack Gathering of the Chill
dren's Home.
KIND FRIEYDs:-After another year OF
toll, whether of hand or brain, the season
has again come when as Nation, thanks
are given to.God who has blessed our labor.
We greet you with hearty good wishes
for happy Thanksgiving time in each
home and the hope that all may feel graf
itude to the Giver of every good, at this
season.
There are few hearts that do not sJmpa-
thize when, in the midst of comfort and
happiness, they think of the triendless and
the homeless :,
Therefore, while grateful for all Gods
blessings let us remember the waits and
orphans who, having no homes of their
own, are gathered in the Children's Home
which has proved such blessing to our
community.
Sacks and envelopes are again being
GENT to every part of the city with the re
quest that there be placed therein some
thing that will be useful in the Home or o
gift of money, which can be used as most
needed. :.
We trust you will be glad to respond to
the appeal, for such giving brings bless
ing no less to the giver than to the re-
ceiver.
The work of the Home has been carried
on very successfully during the past year
and many children have been made com
Portable and taught to be useful and good,
who would, but for dissatisfaction, have
grown up to lives OF vice ard immortality.
| 1t may be well to remember that it often
costs more to punith criminals than ii
would have cost to provide them with re-
igious training, and the good indue. ces
which would have saved them.
The Thanksgiving Sacks will be called
| for on next Tuesday and Wednesday; but
you can aid the committee BY leaving your
sack at the nearest grocery.
Tie Home will keep open doors on
Thanksgiving day and all are invited tc
inspect the institution and see the children
enjoy their customary dinner, provided BY
the kindness OF friends.
Desiring your continued interest in he
Home and all that pertains to it, We are
Yours sincerely.
W. A. LIST,
W. B. SIMPSON,
S. K. WALLACE,
/ Committee
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Charged with I.nnaey.

List evening about 7 o'clock the police
were called to J s. Muldoon's saloon, on
toe South Side, take charge of the proprie-
for's son, William J. Muldoon, who was al.
legged to be showing symptoms of insanity.
Officers Bell, Lukeus and West went down,
and after something Of struggle, during
which Muldoon made an effort to get hold
OF q sixteen-shooter rife behind the bar,
the prisoner WAS secured and lodged in
Jail.
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Christmas Anniversary.

Active preparation for the Christmas 81
niyersSry OF the English Lutheran SUNDAY
School are already in operation. This
school has selected for its holiday jubilee
the rendering OF cantata called Santa
Claus Mistake" or the Bundle of Sticks,
the words ofWhich ars by Clara Louise Burn,
ham and the music BY that distinguished
composer, George F. Root. From what
this school has done in other years, it is
certain that 81 excellent performance will
be made out Of the above production.
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Preparing to Kncoupt.r D,..a,.-

The pIsvalenee Of malAriAl disorders being de.
P'naent upon Vitiatsd coalitions Of atnosphsre
AID water Is. Ia certain regions Of course insvi-
table The grand question, thsr, fore which present.,
itssf 70 every res!deat Of lever striken local "
Is, "What means Ehall SdOpttO escGpe the dreaded
scOurAse" For third Of a century Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has eesn the embodied Ansver 10
this question. IN thiekly populated, and sparsely
settled districts alike, In town and in country Il
has afforded constant protection against maIs-isi
infection to those who have used It. II eradicatss
and prevents, with equal certainty Isysr and aQue
bilious rsmittent dumb sgue and ague cake, a-d
nqllthes also the pernieious alter efects Of minR
nine. IL also remedies, win thoroaghness, dys-
pepaia, liver complaint. coasdeatien, debility and
rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

Larger Than Expected In the Upper Ohio
Valley.
Early in the summer the people Of the
Ohio Valley from Steubenville to Little
Hooking were led to bsE9te they would
enjoy this year a crop of apples far above
the average. But It was by no means the
general impression that this valuable fruit
would be as plentiful as it is. The lowest
estimate made of the amount raised in the
sforensmed section places It at not less
than 100000 barrels. These are being
sent as far west as Denver, ana east even
to the metropolis. Nearly two-thirds, how
ever, find sale in the South. During
last week sixteen hatboats bearing about
40, 900 barrels, passed down the river seeking
Southern market. This abundance is tar
from being universal. Large crops are
reported only from some portions Of Con.
necticut and New York. Hence the pres.
ert market, though low, is far above what
it would have been il this crop had been
general. A large number of bushels sold
even at low prices. brings in to our people
some very acceptable money. In addition
to this the shipping has given employment
to many who would otherwise have been
without it. Getting them ready to ship
has also been source of employment.
William and D. Hughes, who operate
cooper shops at Ravens Rock and Friend.
ly, have made during the fall $4,000 bar
rels to supply farmers. for which they got
twenty.eight cents piece.
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Police Pfckups,

In Police Court yesterday morning, Petel
ComerfOrd, for disorderIy conduct, got 8
and costs.
Officer West yesterday arrested J. W.
Bonsell for being drunk on the streets.
John O'Nesll, Thomas Norry and vii
liam Gallagher we're arrested by Officer
Junkins yesterday for destroying property
st Col. August Rolls. They were locked
up The boys are pupils at The Cathedral
(hool.
J. W. Bantrell was arrested last night
BY Officer West in Alley 9. Plain drunk.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Recent Decisions at the Charleston SEES
sioD.
The following business was transacted
at Tuesdays session Of the United Sts.ea
District Court:
Preston Mullins, charged with violating
the internal revenue lave, fined 800 and
costs Sam Dickinson and Hiram Thomas
same chsrge, decla.ed rot guilty.
L. Il. Lsrgent VS.. the Ohio i Guyan.
dotte Railroad, action for alleged dana
ges. Verde, for plaintiff for 8! ,l2O and
costs.
Thereport Of sales filed ia the cases OF
George K. c Floyd - A. Lawson and
Others, and J. w. johnson vs.. G. r. C.
Floyd snd-cthsrs Sale cor frmed.
George C. E-ry, charged with stealing q
registered letter in 1854, while carrying
the mail between LeWisburg and Hawks
Nest Case still on ;iSi.
in. Layne, Of CaBell county, vas cd.
mittei t. practice in the court
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CUPID'5 CHAINS.
Two Well known German Folks Become
One.

Two Well Known German Folks Become
One
On Thursday, at the home of the bride
on South Chspline street, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Louis Frederick and Miss
Mary Daume. At I o'clock the young
folks entered the parlor attended by Misses
Emma Qaume, Emma Fredericks and EN-.
ma thinner, and Messrs. Chss. Isle Henry
Fillmer and Jacob Lutz. Rev. Baer per
formed the ceremony that made the happy
pair man and wife At its conclusion o
pleasant reception was held, which was at
tended by about twenty couples OF the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericks. About
8 o'clock the choir of St. Pauls Church
serenaded the young folks. A delightful
evening was passed By all present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fredericks receiving countless con-
gratulstions aud well wishes.
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A BIG JOB,

"Around the Bill" People to Have More
Water.
Yesterday morning Superintendent Rid
die, of the Water Works, set large gang
of men to work on the ditch for the new
water pipe connecting with the McCullOch
street main at the corner of Thirteenth
street. The new pipe is to run from
McCulloch street west on Thirteenth street
to Alley b, and north on Alley b to
Eleventh street, making about l4OO feet
in all. The pipe is four and six inches. 1t
will take hard work to get the job com
pleted before cold weather sets in.
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nIillNotss.

Extensive repsirir & is being made at the
upper Riversids.
The Belmont blast furnace has been
running Eve days. The first day it pro
d1eed nineteen tons Of pig; the second,
twenty-ssysn; the third, t6irty.6ve; the
fourth, iorty1eEen, and Tie fifth, 6fty-nine.
This was produced with tSo hot stoves,
one blast engine aid bosh furnace sixty
feet high and fourteen feet in diamster.
The turnout is pronounced BY iron men to
be exceedingly good and Is giving perfect
satisfaction to the company.
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Weather Indication.

WASHINGTON D. C, November 2l.-For
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair,
warmer weather, followed in western por,
ton by local rains, variable winds.
For lower lake region, cloudy weather,
local rains, followed in western portion By
tAir weather, with no decided change in
temperature.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

Real Estate Agent Halter yesterday
made the following private sales Of prop
erty:
Dwelling house, 1924 McColloch street
owned BY c. F. Handle, of Bridgeport, to
John Cruise for $500. Dwelling house on
same street, owned by C. F. Handle, to
Sarah Muuuell for $3.50.
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RnekIsn,s Arnina salra.

The best Salve in the worli 70: Cuts.
Buses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped bsnds Ghilblains,
Corns, and al Skin Eruptions, and posi.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box, For sale by Logan j Co.
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They Are Nni Snrrr

There is one thipg nobody ever regrets
that is, the dag they first adopted Park
er's Tonic as their regular family medi
cine. It's rs2gs is 50 side, and its good
effects go sure, tha: Dothipg else, excep,
good nursipg, a,e needed in q great ma.
Jointly OF cases. Bay it, Try it, afterwards
1t will not require shy praise from US.
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mbeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ManthEr Rncnrh .

The following shows the range Of the
mercury as observed yesterday by C..
Schnepi, the Opera House corner drug
gist: Am, -; II m. IS; p. To-, ~;
p. N J., ~. The sun rises at 6:4S, and
SETS at4.45, making the days length 9:57.
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TEN INCHES IN DIAMETER.


On Alley 6, from Main to Market streeti
26O feet.
On Coal street, from Fifth street to ALLIE,
2, and up Alley , distance of 80 feet.
On South Penn street, from Virginia Il
the alley north of Virginia, about l25 feet
On Chspine street, from Twenty.sixt!
to Twenty. seventh streets, about 200 feet
From the Capital fountain to Fifteenth
street, up Fifteenth to Alley C, up Alley c
to Fourteenth street, and up Fourteenth t.
DR.. Hupp's residence, in all about COO
feet.
On Eleventh street, from Morrow street
to the east side Of Eoff, about $50 feet.
On Chapline street, 60 feet east from
Alley
TWELVE INCHES IN DIAMETER.
On Jacob street, from Forty second to
Forty.third streets.
In alley D, from Twenty-ffth to Twenty
sixth streets.
In alley D, from Twenty-tourth to Tween.
ty-6tth streets.
In alley C, from Twenty -;hird to Twenty
fourth streets.
In alley B, from Twenty.fourth street to
alley 20.
In alley B, from Twenty second street
to point 100 feet north of alley Is.
On West street, from alley 10 Third
street, 26O feet.
On McCulloch street, 400 feet.
FIFTEEN INCHES IN DIAMETER.
On Thirty,seventh street, from Eotf to
the river.
On Eof street, from Twenty.ninth street
10 CSldwelrs run.
On Twenty-seventh street, from ChApline
to Alley D.
From Morris store on Water street, to
the north side of Eleventh street.
On Eleventh street, from ChapEne to
Morrow, and up Morrow to q point 80 feet
north of Alley /.
On Market street from Alley 6 to the
Alley north Of Eighth street, about 400 !
ees.
Across Twenty.ninth street, near Nc |
Julloch street, about 70 feet
TwENTY-oNE INCHES IN DIAMETER.
On Twenty-sixth street across Chspiue,
Ibout so feet.
On Twenty. fifth street, from Market to
Alley f, about /, 100 feet.
This work makes good showing, end if
be policy is persisted in for q few years
will be one Of the best drained
owns along the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

Col. Andrew J. Sweeney yesterday re.
ceived telegram from Governor Wilson
appointing him delegate to the Hszbor
Improvement Convention TO be held at
Sayanash, Ga on the 24th. Col Sweeney
declined the appointment he being unable
10 leave his business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21

THEY are coming-the champion bicycle
riders of America. Mr.. Clarence q. Smith
and Miss Minnie Rouchelle, at the Albam-
bra Palace Rink, Friday and Saturday
evenings, November 10th and 2lst. Grand
family matinee Saturday OF two o'clock
Music by Billy Mayors band.
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S.GooD&Co. seIldry goods the chespes
Special Notice.

For the next three days will sell ladies
fine flexible sole DureS Kid Button Shoes,
made on Opera. French and Common
Sense lasts, az $225, worth s.. These
goods will be sold for cash only.
L. Y. BLOND.
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NnfiCa.

just received 60 pairs Of ladies fine peb
BILE morocco, extra high cut button shoes
A special offer at 81 Per pair at
J. W. AMCES,
ll43 Main street.
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Mems Fine shoes.

Stacy, Adams L Co. mems fine shoes,
most stylish and best shoes made, at
J. W. ANICE'S,
ll43 Main street.
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No extra charge for the attraction at the
ALEXANDRA Rink. Admission: evening ses.
sion. 20 cents; skates, cents Saturday
matinee, adults, Is cents; skates, cents;
children, 10 cents.
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TRE best Fruit Cake for Thanksgiving
dinner at 1890 Market street. Wheeling
Bakery Co.
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Additioaql Local on First Page.
InasE 10 NeN Aareru.sm.nts.

Social aud Sapper-EBglish Lutheran Church.
Weather strips e. L. NicoiL
Prepared CosmOline Lists Drug Store.
Decorated Wax Can6les-EWing Bros.
Verona Art Glass-JOhn FTiedel
!. Entertainmeat--U. 4. Church.
usAartaksr aaa Fansral Dsrsctors-G. Nende
% ssQi ~ Rirssd--I- s. Coed co,-ELoea
"a Of Letters roksl Paze
H{IIRious y oticss--i lZSsl PAGE
AeAsehsHg % saiar1af fsrl Psss.
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IN GENERAL.

ALWAYS sure OF homemade trunk q
Schwertfeger's.
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The ladies portrayed their several roles
with skill, and were heartily applauded.
Miss Annie Shaw rendered piano
solo to the complete satisfaction of those
present. and then the far.famed Mrs. Jar
ley" impersonated by Mrs, Harry Mendel,
of Taylor, Texas exhibited her celebrated
wax works with entire success.
The entertainment will be repeated this
evening.
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BUN RACE, Chapline street Rink tonight
"sEEKING FOR HAPPINESS"

A Fine Entertainment Given at the U. p.
Church.
A large audience assembled in the lee
ture room of the United Presbyterian
Church, on Chsphne street, last evening,
to witness the entertainment given by
number Of the lady members of the con-
gregation. The programme prepared was
a most delightful one, and all present ex'
pressed themselves as being we'll pleased.
After some appropriate music. a neat
little sketch entitled, Seeking for Hsppi'
ness" was given with the following cast:
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If you went TO enjoy your Thanksgiving
dinner, don't fail to buy your Fruit Cake
at 1890 Market street. Wheeling Bakery
70
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A GOOD SEASONS WORK.

Sewers Put Down by the Il BARD OF Public
Works in 1885.
The following statement shows the size,
location and number of linesl feet Of sewer
put down by the Board of Public Works in
this city during the season Just closed
EIGHT INCHES IN DIAMETER.
On Alley 6, from Market street 100 feet
east
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DIED..

HOWLEY-At hts residence, No 1916 Wood
street, at u O'Clock N on Friday, November 20
1885, PATRICK HowLEY, aged IS years.
Funeral from his late residence, Sunday al 2
O'Clock D. m Friends OF the family invited.
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CLOSING out at cost, Gents English
Waukenpbast Shoes, in lace aud congress,
at l.. Y. Blends.
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WHAr fun there VIII be at the Bun Rsee
tonight st the Chapline street Rink.