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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-06
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Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER.
KERRY Cow" this afternoon.
SEATS for Janauschek 20 ON sale hi,
morning.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted 10 r,o,a
yesterday.
THERE were four cases before His lIouo,
yesterday morning.
THE police run in three or four drunk.
yesterday and last night.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER is the hes, "a.
per published in the city.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club me-,
last night in regular monthly session.
YOUNG Mems meeting will I've held At
Y. NJ. G. A. building ut 40 o'cl,ck this
evening.
THE usual Teachers meeting held on
Saturday afternoon ut the Y. NJ. c. A.. will
he omitted to-day.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
was called to meet yesterday but q quorum
did not respond.
THE work Of putting down the CARPETS
and lenoleum in the new court house Vas
progressing yesterday.
A YOUNG girl, well known in the
North End, lost her reason yesterday, and
last night was a raving lunatic.
ONE of the inmates OF the Workhousc
had serious iii yesterday, making things
very lively about that usually quiet IN.
stitution.
THE b. & .. company has put gates at
the crossing Of Eoff and Thirty.sccond
street, something which has long bten
needed.
The Old Court House bell will h re-.
moved to the new Public Building and
hung up in the small tower on the north.
west corner.
A VERY successful and delightful liter.
ary entertainment was given by the pupils
of the Richie school, last evening, 10 a
large audience.
On Monday eyeningG. A. IIcndcrSoo's
company will commence weeks engage
ment in the famous play Of the Payen'ents
of Paris. The company is aid To he
very strong one.
ALBERT WEBSTER, a resident Of Maj.
shall county, died yesterday morning from
cancer, caused by the deceased putting
the lighted end of a cigar in his mouth
some two weeks ago.
THINGS were lively in the city Last
evening The Moody meeting al the
Chapline Street Rink was immense, god
audiences at both thcaters, dance At
Windsor Athletic Club Hall, Republican
blowout, swell dance al the Mcl.ure
House, and lots of minor events. The old
town will get there yet.
In the Wheeling Gun Club contest Tor
the gold badge, yesterday, Mr.. / q. Dillon
was successful, for the third time, thus
carrying of the trophy. He will put u up
again, however. One member Of The club,
who did not believe in the Workmanship
of q brother member, had the courage 10
throw up his plug hat at distance oil my
yards to DE shot at. The hat needs repairs
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A. l.. RICE & co.

Our special sale of handkerchief closes
with to-day. On Monday we place on
sale 80 Dozen Boys Ties of pure silk and
superior quality. They are good value at
so cents, but as we bought all the manu-
faeturer had left, We are going to give our
customers the benefit of our cheap pur-
chase, and so we have marked them %
cents. Perhaps it would be well to buy
some Of them now for holiday time. We
can't get any more, and We expect these
to be sold in a few days, besides we would
prefer to see them distributed among
many purchasers, and that is the reason
we speak at such length about them.
A. l.. RICE x Co
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AHOLLOw MOCKERY.
Republicans Jollify Last Evening Under
Very Adverse Circumstances.

Republicans Jolllfy Last Evening thuer
Very Adverse Circumstances.
The members of the Lincoln Club, rein
forced by about two hundred of the rank and
file of the party and as many small boys, last
night indulged'in what they were pleased
to call Publication over the result OF
Tuesdays election in this State. The mob
began to gather in front of the Clubs head
quarters about half-past six o'clock, but it
was fully an hour before the march up
town began. The affair was wretchedly
managed, or rather it was not
managed at all, and at last,
when the !Etnaville band, which had been
engaged to head the column, got tired of
standing around" it started of up Mar
ket street, preceded by two or three red
fire-bearers and followed by-nobody.
The band marched half square and then
halted, its music quite drowned in the
horrid din which proceeded from couple
of hundred tin horns. Finally the Lin
coin Club made start, and the head Of
the column moved slowly up street, leav-
ing drum corps and visiting delegation,
lNO live pOANt''
ut the corner of Twelfth and Market.
When the tail of the Lincoln Club
portion of the procession reached
Eleventh street, the drum corps and
the coOns started after it, but were unable
to overtake the marChers, and after strug-
Cling to accomplish that feat until Eighth
street was reached, the detachment turned
down that street and cut in ahead of the
band at the corner of Main street.
The column paraded on down town,
rapidly growing smaller rs it progressed.
The demonstration seemed to he purely
a kid" affair. the Older Republicans tax
ing no part in it, rs they honestly could
not see anything like n victory i'll the re-
suit of the election. They had this feeling
particularly after strolling around in front
of the REGISTER Office and reading the
bulletin from the Second District, on
which it was set forth in big letters that
Pendleton county had given Wilson 300
majority for Congress, and that he was
surely elected over Flick.
This decided dampener was curious
coincidence with what took place four
wears ago. on the occasion of Colts first
election. The Second district wasfn doubt
in that year, but on the night set by the
Radicals for this celebration, the news
came to hand that Wilson was sure
winner, and the announcement took the
life right out of the evenings fun. 1t was
so last night, and the average Republican
had deep feeling Of sadness under his
seeming enthusiasm, which even the glare
of red light and the hiss of rockets could
not remove, while Democrats were jubil-
ant over the grand news thus OPPORTUNITY
waited over the wire.
A large number of spectators were at
tributed to the street by the horrid din
consequent upon the celebration, and the
sidewalks were crowded until a late hour.
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LIVELY TIMES
Up About the Old Court House and Jail
Yesterday Morning.

Up About the Old Court House and Jail
Yesterday Morning.
The vicinity OF the Court House and Jail,
yesterday morning, looked rs if a sudden
but extremely vigorous earthquake had
visited the locality during the night. The
brick wall on the south side of the Court
House has long been in an unsafe con-
dition, and about twenty-five feet of it fell
down during the night with tremendous
crash, fortunately, however, without doing
any damage. About two hours later, when
the residents ofthe neighbOrhood had again
composed themselves to sleep, a large pOr-
ton of the heavy cement cornice on the
east end of the Court House fell upon the
little porch ut the rear of the Court rooms,
crushing through it to the ground, and
making a tremendous racket. This awoke
everybody in the vicinity again. Quiet
then reigned for about fifteen minutes,
when two big dogs in the Jail yard began
disputing about something, and from
wrangling the misunderstanding degener-
ated into rough and tumble fight, which
lasted, with various small intermissions,
until morning. These Interruptions to the
Just peace and quiet of the neighborhOod
banished sleep pretty effectually from a
good many eyes, and the average resident
of.the ward felt little tough on coming
down town after breakfast.
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To Make Iron Nails.

The old pudding furnaces at the La
Belle mill are being put in repair and the
muck rolls gotten in working order, with
a view of returning TO the manufacture of
iron. The LaBellc, it is understood, can
not get steel fast enough to fill its orders
for nails and they are taking this step
with the intention of making iron nails,
which will be turned out before long. BY
this move a number Of extra men will be
given employment.
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VIII Make Hight.

ID. II. Darrah, Republican candidate for
Auditor in Belmont county, has served
notice, and employed counsel to contest
the election and call for a recount. II II
claimed by the Republicans that there
are ten votes counted for Barrett in Wheel
ing township which properly should be
thrown out. Democrats claim that there
are discrepancies which will increase Bar.
rett's majority, if the recount is had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-06

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syr"p ~
children teething, is the preseriFa,'n oI JOE :.
Of the best female Durses and phyAS
in the United States, aud hr bern ue
for forty years with never falling ~. aa,,.
by millions of mothers for their ehiiafep.
During the process Of testhing IT. sa% ~.
incslcuIable. II relieves the child no.s
pain, cures dysentery and dianh'a, p,r :.
Ing in the bowls, and wind cole ~
ing health to the child it rests the i'''D
Price DC bottle.
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Mr.. Joseph Murphy.

The Opera House was well filed last
evening to greet Mr.. Joseph Murphy in
Kerry Cow" The drama was well re-
ceived and was produced in an entirely
satisfactory manner. Mr.. Murphy Ia.
long enjoyed fine reputation as an Irish
comedian, while his company is COM
posed Of rather better talent than Is MS
ually found in companies playing thi.
kind Of business The songs, the carrier
pigeons, the sInithy shoeing the horse, the
scenery, all taken together, make kerry
Cow" a decidedly interesting play. There
Is none Of Irish burlesque or alleged funny
business about it. Those present grew
quite enthusiastic at times, loudly APP
plauding the wit and repartee Of Dan.
The Kerry Cow" will be repeated this
afternoon, while this evening "Shaun
Rhuen will be produced.
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Mr.. J. THOMAS, tof Thomas q 20
Real Estate Brokers' 81 Saratog. 'u s,
Baltimore, Md, says; Hearing that oA
vvtion Oil was good for neuralgia ! Pg
cured q bottle and sent il To lady if$gs
in the country who was suffering "S'si,g
with this painful affection. H's a. h.,
pleasure in stating that it Afforded !"
complete relief.
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Pleasant Ball.

Last evening the Windsor Athletic Club
entertained its friends in handsome man
ner at the Hall of the club on South Jacob
street Dancing to Birch's music was the
chief feature of amusement until II o'clock
when excellent refreshments were served
after which the fun was kept up until an
early hour this morning, when all left,
having spent delightful social season.
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The Danlfaa Tn-nlYhf.

At the Grand Opera House last night
DonaldsOn's company presented the
Gamblers Wife" to another fine audi
ence. This afternoon there will be grand
matinee, when the celebrated play of the
"Danites' will be given. Tonight will
be the last appearance Of this company,
when they will also appear in the dan
ties" We bespeak for them full house.
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Birthday Celebration.

Monday evening Miss Mamie johnson
pleasantly entertained number Of her
friends at her home on South EofF street,
in honor Of the anniversary of her birth.
The evening was passed pleasantly, dane
ing and cards being the principal features
of amusement. At II o'clock refresh
ments were served, to which all did JUS
tice. The fun was then continued and re-
sumed until an early hour Tuesday morn
ing, all the guests leaving with many kind
wishes for their hostess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-06

Don't forget the annual B. 4 o. ex-
cursion to Chicago, on Monday, November
sth, TO the Fat Stock Show. There never
was a better time to visit Chicago.
Take the B. & O., whose three through
fast trains, palace sleeping cars, and day
coaches make it by all odds the fastest and
best line to Chicago.
The p. & o. lands you at the Lake
Front at the Exposition Builning.
For time of trains, rates, sleeping car
accommodations, etc, call upon or adj
dress, Agnets B. & o. X. k.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-06

In all diseases Of the naral nnea' 20! "a.
brsne the remedy used must Be nSn. i.,s
ting. The medical profession n i's.s,ay
slow 10 learn this. Nothing ..uSs
can be accomplished with douebs', - .;n,
liar application, becruse they ~, .s. -, .,s,e.ed
ting. do mot thoroughly reach ths 80 90
surfaces and should be abandonea .bo
thru failures. A multitude OF pefS IA
have for YEAR. borne all the wotry ai.,l
that eatarrah can infict, TESTIFY
cures wrought By Ey's Cream bAi
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Mrs. Bowers.

This well known actress, supported by
what the New York Daily Netcs calls the
best star supporting company in the
country" will produce Lady Audley's
Secret" at the Opera House Monday even
ing The play in many respects the
strongest in Mrs. Bowers repertoire, and
should be seen by all true lovers Of the
dramatic art.
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Sent to Jail for Fighting.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
John Dumas, Jr., and George johnson,
colored, engaged IN a free fight in wagon
at the corner of Twelfth and Market
streets. Constables Bird and st. Meyers
took the bclligercnts before Justice
Phillips, who fined both s. and costs, and
sent them to jail in default ofpayment.
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POINTS on PEOPLE.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming an"
Going Of Strangers.
John Howard IL home from Charleston
on visit
Mrs. WIN. H0udlan has returned bono
from a visit TO Youngstown, Ohio.
Students entering the Wheeling BaS'
ness College this week were: Frank MAJ
tenbach, Peter Nichaus, Daniel iornsy'
Harry forney, city, John sipp-h,
Moundsville, and A. II. sis"on, ko"e' :
Point.
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Index 60 New Advertisements.

FIRST PAGE.
Plain Everyday Talk BrilleS
SECOND PAGE.
Proposals for Shed and Gas Pipe for Crematory
Proposals for Medicines
Wanted-Ludy Agents,
New Foreign Fruits-N. Schulz.
Time Card-wheeliHg and Elm Grove K Z.
List of Letters
Religious Notices.
Bargains in Furniture, Oil Cloths and Window
,hadeS-M. kirChneT.
Grand Opera HCuse-rhc Payements of Paris
Syrup Honey, Tolu ami Tar-R II. List
FOURTH PAGE.
II Pays to GOtO NcMechenS'.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Janauschek.

Tuesday evening this charming actress,
so well known to the theater-going popu-
lation of this city, will appear at the Opera
House in a grand production of Meg
Merrillies, it being the first presentation
of the drama in Wheeling.
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Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport at l:50 p. M,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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neal TO the Throne Of Grace, and no doubt
Il was echoed in many hearts in that vast
audience. The halfhour prayer meeting
at the conclusion Of the services was an
earnest one and brought forth much good
fruit.
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Low Rate Excursion to chicago via b. & O.

Low Rate Excursion to Chicago via u. q U.
r. X.
On Monday, November g, 1896, the B. & o.
will sell low rate excursion tickets to Chi
cago, good ten days. For full information
call at depot ticket Office. Special sleepers
for Chicago will leave Wheeling on above
date at g:25 a. m, and IDS o. m.
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REMEMBER the matinee at Grand Opera
House this afternoon. Admission %
centa-
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Gpe and Gar cSnfrmarp.
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature Friday: n. M, 80;
II ", 81; 3 p. m, 6S; Z p. M, CO.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 6.-FOr
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
fair weather, slightly cooler, northerly
winds
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THE SUNDAY REGlsrER is the newsiest
paper in the city.
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ATTENTION Is called to tne go
meut Of WIN. r. and A. A. Bsyns .I.vs.
and carriage repairers, in another
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Go to the matinee at Grand Opere
House this afternoon.
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Go 10 the matinee as Gfsno
House this afternoon.
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BUY the SUNDAY RroIsrER-
LIS. GooD&Co. elldry goods the cheapest

TIE SUNDAY REGIsrER Is the best pa
per published In the city.
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TnrsUxnAr RpourEs ssss D
pPss . - ~.
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Advice to Mothers.

The SUNDAY REGISTER II the b-' v
per published in the city.
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Ysets worth Knowing.

The SUNDAY RBGIsTEE is the D
paper in the city.
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PREVAILING FASHIONS !
AT $40, $12, SIS, SIS, $2l, $25.

ChinchiIas MeltOns Cassimeres, Fur Beavers
Kerseys, Oxford Gray Mixtures, all shades
Perfect fitting less by half than they can be made
for The only elegant orm-itting garments in Wheel
inc Make careful impartial comparisons.
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BUY the SUNDAY RDelsrER.
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,sall and SSintsr Clothing.
sal and Sdintsr Clothing.
Colossal Display Of
.OVERCOATS.
THE FINEST IN THE LAND.

Is it good Judgment to pay $50 to 500 Tor over 81.
coats the goods of which no better the making no'
so good and the fit no comparison to our oVercoa'S
at from SO to S25
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had been in the same condition rs himself,
and was ashamed TO own it. He also told
how lady, by simply asking the person
who sat next her in church to come again,
had been the means of bringing whole
family to God. He then drew a fine de-
scription OF Lazarus and Joseph of Arima-
thea, picturing Joseph's death and recep-
ton into Heaven with such pathos that the
entire congregation was moved to tears.
He concluded rs follows: My friends,
can see the Spirit of Joseph as he passes
up to the New Jerusalem. The gates are
wide open and as he enters the cry goes
up from troops of angels, Joseph is herer
But he does not pause; on he goes, up, up,
up, to the very Throne. can imagine
see Jesus rs he rises and says to the
Father, this is Joseph The angels
gather around to see Jesus confess
him who was his friend on earth.
Did Joseph ever regret that he took
that body and put it into his sep
ulchre? Do you think that he was sorry
that he acknowledged Christ below? And
could you do better thing than acknow-
ledge him? Oh l wish | could say some
thins that would lead you to take your
stand as a Christian. My dear friend if
you ever intend to confess Christ, do it
now" After short prayer Mr.. Moody
asked all who were interested to follow
him to the INQUIRY meeting at the German
NJ. E. Church. While the congregation
sang, Just Us Am Without One Plea"
quite a number followed him to the
church, The usual prayer meeting was
held in the rink after the services,
There will be no meetings to-day, but on
Sunday there will be four. The first at
the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church at nine
o'clock for Christians; another at IL O'Clock
for non church goers, tickets for which can
be had at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, free. The next meeting will be
held at the rink at 3 p. m, for women only,
and at night for men only. There win be
but one meeting on Monday, at the rink at
night.
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Features Of Our Great Business,

We do not depend on persuasive powers and the
Jingle of wel-rOunded sentences for trade we Dullt
on better ground We rely on our superior goods ana
very moderate prices This was our past is our pres
emf and will be our future business path.
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The attendance yesterday was larger
than any day yet, standing room being at
o premium. The audience, as on former
days, was composed of ladies to great
extent.
Capt. Will Matthews, the official court
steuographer, is confined to his room at
the Henratta House, not being able TO ap-
pear at the Court House. During his
sickness II. H. Holt is performing his
duties.
The jury, accompanied by the Sheriff,
prisoner and Judge, viewed the scene OF
the murder yesterday morning.
Dovener made considerable fun by a
pun at the expense OF Hutchinson who OBJ,
jected to question by DOvener, but the
court overruled. Hutchinson said well,
yOu have gained your point" Dovener
replied, Eyes, you opened the door and ]
walked in" Hutchinson said, YES, you
have gone in a good many doors you
should not have" Dovener said, Yes,
you went in a door the other day and
HOgg got after you" Laughter
W. H. Hearn, T. S. Riley and ". P.
Hubbard took in the trial yesterday.
The audience is made up of people from
all over the State, to hear the trial.
August L. Weidebusch was taking
notes for the defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-22
The Latest Thing i'm Stationery.

The Latest Thing i'm Stationery.
LADIES' NOTE PAPER WHICH LOOKS AS THOUGH IT
WAS SCORCHED.
From the Philadelphia Star
Several sheets OF what appeared to be badly
scOrched letter paper hung in the window of a
south side stationery store. The sheets were of
ordinary note size and were rough and Jagged at
the edges. They were stained brown for a short
distance from the margin, as though actually
scorched and attracted great deal OF speculation
among the uninitiated.
.That Is the latest thing in ladies' note paper -
said the clerk In reply to Chicago NeUs reporters
query. SITS not exactly new, for we have had it
for month or more but it Is the newest style out
and succeeds the ragged-edged paper In plain col
orS. That in turn, succeeded the bright-red STA
tiOnery that had such a run q few months ago
None OF these things last very long, however, and
they are seldom used by the best people. The
and striking. but the only really correct thing in
note-paper Is plain white or cream. There are
some very pretty things in rough and imitation
parchment papers that are very popular, and are
novel and artistic without being at all loud As
/ said, all novelties in writing papers are bound
TO be Shortlived and sure TO go the way OF the
gtlt-edged stun that had great run several years
ago.
"a great many people have their nOte-paper and
envelopes stamped with neat monogram or
Initial but even that is not done to any great eX-
tent, as the Sealing-waX and seal on the exterior
Is still the proper thing and answers the purpose
OF the monogram stamped on the paper itself.
Colored sealing-wax? Oh, yes; that is allowable,
and we have in il all colOrs OF the rainbow Light
blue, pink and amber are the most salable varie-
ties