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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-01
AM OUT AGAIN.

All persons having stumps on their
premises that they want taken out, or
farms cleaned, will do we'll to call on OF
address A. M. EVANS,
aug. 13-3m. Edinburg Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-01
J. M. BUCK,
with
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & co.
O2@ h OQQ w Rolf e. R.rrr.sopv Nm

NoTIoNs, HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS
Overalls, Shirts, &c.
LADIES' JERSEY JACKETS,
White Goods, Laces, Rulings, Handker'
chiefs and Neck Wear.
NM II H- -H r& NC WG
Ribbons, Silks, Straw Goods, velvets
Wehave the largest line of Millinery IN
the United States 1.--fY.Aug
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-01
nR A. MARTIN,
SURGEON d3yA DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the public that
ne has resumed the practice of his pro-
sssion o-ders left at the store OF =. j.
Fravel, in Woodstock. willreceive pro-
mDt attention
May Is, '5i-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-01

This quiet hotel has been reftted and
refurnished throughout, and now offers TO
all the comforts OF cOzy home.
The table will be supplied with every
thing 10 please the inner man.
IP-The bar is supplied with the best
qualities of fine wines, liquors, beer cigars,
&c., &c.
EY-A first-class Livery and Feed Stable
attached. May Is 'e7-L
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
WHAT AILs HEwITTs

The great political question of the day
seems to be, Is Mayor ADRIAN s. HEWITT
serank?
We do not believe he ia We DO believe,
however, that ths excellent and rather
fiery old gentleman is smuls-not in the
long cared sense 10 which TIE term is
generally used, but in tie sense of pulling
the ether way whenever anybody takes
hold Of his rims. Mayor ABRAM is sound
and kind in single, but not double hsr'
ness. He wont pull with anybody. he
is balky to the las. degree.
The numerous factions of the local New
York Democracy are bowling about the
old gentleman in frantic manner, some
flOurishing clubs before his placid and i'm
movable face, others pushing and Others
hauling. But in the midst of the furore
the cid gentleman stands soli1ly with all
fOar legs firmly planted at different angles
and the traces all tangled mp and dragging
on the ground.
This is the New York situation, as well
SIS we can mako it out, up to date.
1t is pretty generally conceded that the
old gentleman is not over friendly to Mr..
CLEVELAND. Now, is ell his balkiness
traces bic to this fact, or is it due simply 10
nature and because he has got it into his
old head that somebody would like to
drive him in some particular direction?
Mayor HEWITT seems to be a pretty big
issue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
BELLAIRE.

A First ward lady who had become tired
of seeing pedestrians wade through mud
of certain street crossing at LAST decided
to remove the dit from the passage way.
The B. & o. pay car was in the city
yesterday.
A social will be held in tie Second NJ.
E. Church this evening.
The Aguee-Villa combination appears at
the Ely san tonight.
The Rock Hill band was in the city
ThurSday evening. The boys or, doing
considerable playing in different parts OF
the county.
The Republicans seemed to lie please d
with Judge Vests address.
There will be 20 ccmmubion selvc' in
the Pad Presbyterian Church tomorrow as
the edifice is undergoing repairs.
The B. & o. appears to bsvs charge ct
the rebuilding Of the Bellaire & s..
Claii Vile railroad. Officer Dsvid Lee
aud others sr, at present m liking their
headquarters at Quincy.
The Moss Rose Dancing Club has tesn
reorgsniz ID in the 9Th ward.
Belmont County is extending her repu-
tqtion as a raiser of poultry. The Wet
Vireioi, fair and exposition gave several
trsmiuus to farmers in this ntighborhood
and the Columbus centennial has given us
the pIizs for the best exhibition Of poul-
try.
The glass fsctor;.e' had considerable
trouble this week keeping the glass in the
pots from getting cocl. Cosl and wood
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
TIE NATIONAL W. C. T. U.
West virg,nIa's Representatives In New
York.

West virginia's Representatives In New
York.
Special Telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
NEW YORK, October 20.-Tbe Metropol.
itan Opera House was . blszs Of beauty
and brightness uroa the opening Of the
National Convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. TIE par
austts, dress circle and boxes of this vast
auditorium, which holds seven thuossnd,
were packed during the delivery Of the an
nual address Of tie President. West Viz
Virginia is represented by Mrs Lizzie Clay
ton and Miss Virginia Pride, Of Fairmont,
Mrs. Jennie McClurrin, of Roney's Point;
Mrs Minnie Hutchinson and Mrs. Jane A.
johnson, of Psrkershurg. The National
Executive Committee voted the W. Q. I.
U. of West Virginia two hundred dollars
to aid them in their work for the amend
ment. The Republican press Of the city
have corspired to pose Mr.. j. E Foster
as 9 martyr, but the generous tor bearance
of the convention and National Executive
Committee with Mrs. Testers attacks
upon thst body and its. organ, the Union
Signal, have robbed them of their
thunde. The reporters tables are
crowded to their utmost limit, and
amateur reporters must rest their pads"
upon their knees. Mics Willard's address
was Judged the finest ever given and every
n ference to the Prohibition party was
cheered to the echo.
The corresponding secretary reported
the West Virginia w. G. T. U. as having
doubled membership in the last year and
as doing the bulk Of work for the rsti6ca-
ton Of the amendment in that state.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

THE horrible story rCesntly Published
in Cleveland, o., concerning baby
GeVip alleged to have bsen born in that
city, evidently took the fancy Of some de-
PRAYED Philadelphia journalist who
''saltsd" it away fer future use, for we
now find the following in an exchange:
A baby born in Eenslngton, a suburb Of Phil
sdelphis, the other day, is supposed BY the peO-
pie 10 ths. locality TO be the devil 1t is boy
baby. with black face, two horns and a cloyen
foot. The people in the house decided to kill
the monster, but the child sStouuded them by
running about the room and Cefying them TO
touch him. AS the story goes, his mother object
ed to having crueiix in the house, saying that
she would rather have the devil. When ths
baby was born the neighbors all said that It was
the devil sent as = punishment for the woman's
WickedneSs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
Says It IL n Mistake.

To The Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-Piease allow me space in your pa
rer to corr, ct misstatement that does me
great injustice. Some psrson ever the
signature Of Taxpayer" asks by whose
authority the principal Of the Second ward
coIorsd school gives permission for polit-
ical drum corps to practice therein. For
q Taxpayers information desire to say
that no such permission WIS ever given TO
any drum corps. The meeting of a drum
corrs in the Lincoln school was neither BY
knowledge or permission. The boys at
tending the grammar room in the Lincoln
school organized a literary society
over year ago, and have
been meeting every Friday evening
since. A number ofthese boys organized last
summer q drum corps, and on one or two
occasions, after their society uestiugs, ore
of them informed me this mcrnipg, they
practiced on thsic drums. / desire to say
further thst Lincoln school, SO far as the
Principal Of it is cor csrred is as free from
political references as any school in the
city. have too much respect for my po-
sil ion to introduce any measure tending to
party politics in a non-paItissn public
school. Respectfully,
JAS. H. JONES,
PRINCIPAL Lincoln Colorsd School.
Wheeling, Oct. 90, 1888.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
BENwOOD.

At the mocratic caucus Wedne day
evening the following gentlemen were
nominated to fill the remainder of the DO
sitions of the district: Road Supervisor
J. D. Reilly; Justice Of the Peace, Edward
Dorsey and j. W. Heally; Constable, J.
Martin aud J. MCGEE.
The congregation Of the German Lu
theran Church are making preparation
for hold q festival some time next month
A number of petty thefts have been com
mitted in Lower wa'd within the past
week, cellars being mainly relieved of pre-
served fruit, etc.
Miss Soma SChad returned Wednesday
from visit to st. Clairsville.
Officer Bspce Dolbear was feeling quite
well yesterday and thinks he will be abls
to walk up to the mayors offics in few
days.
A large number from this place went ~
to PittsbuIg yesterday.
The air furnace in the iron works col
liery will be fred to-day, then alas, fol-
the beauty Of the flags and banners.
The suit Buchannon vs. Beers, involving
the sci ing Of hogs owned by BuchannoI
and which damaged Beers property, will
be carried to circuit court.
Miss Katie Fsrmsr has returned from 8
pleasant visit of two weeks in PAkers.
burg.
Mrs. A. ". Warden aud Miss Ann,
Pelly are visiting friends in Minso.
Rumor has it tsat smother quiet wed
ding will Re celebrated this week in oul
southern suburb'.
Mr.. W. B. McMsehsn left last week to
coumsnce te,ching In Ohio.
The collection in s.. Johns school fl
the orphans, Last Sunday, amounted t.
about $40.
A lady, raive Of jerusalem, is in town
selling souvenirs and Ie,ics from the Holy
Lands
Mr.. W. O. McCabe returned to McKees
port yesterday.
Capt. 8. Reilly, OF the B. & o., is taking
a trip through the Lone Star Safe.
Prof. ". B. Mathews addressed ths
voters Of Mead district yesterday after.
noon.
The REGISTER reporter acknowledge
the receipt Of set of superfine toilet
brushes sent by Mr.. 81. Bumgardner
salesman for the West Virginia Brush
Factory, locatsd in Parkenbure, Of which
industry they are product.
The Hsvey- Detemple wedding was aui
ely tolemnizfd at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon
10 st. Johns Church, Rev. q. P. McMsn
imam performing the ceremony, according
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

'6ouirSs o0ses q Tharsday, bu. :.
witnesses 0me azeund % difErs,.
tables ths cass had b b contiauM ns
IL afsseneon. Ali Law cass ars t,i.S |
san time.
Occasionally D farmer manss,. =.
int, town through the mud. Tvo
d cold weather would brighten Thin.
materially. vt
John Crooks W. In t,wn Friday, :, -,
interest Of the Glass Joxyxal.
Parks & Dickens arc psperiD, q
Second Presbyterian Church.
Az tie election sppcoact o, thar, I.
bsttirg O. The result. There appear :.
about . much Republican q Dem.S
money.
Fifty years Of married life Is r,,.,, =,
brated. Batccc,sionAlly there i, a ~. e
wedding The Last event Of Til, ss.
IVES celshrated By Dr.. Vim. Port.,sss
and wife. as
Il W. . rslhf yosterdsy 10 h.,.
genuine sanshins for few hour,
Mn. Rasa Armstroag left yetsrd,, ,
her country home.
Ni1 Mary B. Catty will -,
esny before the Ttachers' Assoc;,ss
st. Ulairsvills On he S7lh.
A show 10 billed for the tbea.e, "a, !.
evening rext week. We
Oommunion service In the Flint D.,
t.rian Church 70 day.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick, of Martins +.
10 the guest Of Mus Besais 81 iIliD, ~
The show ct the theatre list ri,h,
Eell attended.
The echotl children will give An ,,,.
ton In drawing in the near fu.ur,
Country p!cpls were thick in t,u :,
terday. :"
The beautiful snow made it, appe,,,
yesterday.
Col. J. D. Taylor was in TO IN ys,.,.
. short time. The gentlem an !, a.
campaign work for the Republican n's
An unknown made Q long srsprs,,
the tariff, war and phre ,olcey, a, S.r.
corner, and then sold wart and corn ~,
clue. MI
Two coal miners from Franklin -
run in lest evening for icing druDk =
disorderly.
VIM Finley and . County Commix,
had . law suit yesierday ore, son. =
trait work done BY the formsr. A.
writing the case has not been d S'dS
There were quite . 10. OF the bar, =,
were ve:y drunk last night and som,
them were run in to Solar mr..
Dol. Poormau Addressed the R.,,,
cans Ct Steubtnville Friday tvsricg
Work on tho northern portion r.
new O. Il p. depot will be pa,hsd q
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
WOMEN VOTERS IN BOSTON.

Boston is about to try new experiment
that of its women voting.
In the next city election it is estimated
that 20, coo will cast their yotss for the
choice of q city school committee, this
privilege having been extended to them.
The pro- pect Of such q full women's vote
is the result Of disagreement the school
committee got into concerning the ute Of
SwNToN's history. Objection has been
made to the committee that this history
was prejudiced against the Roman Catholic
Church, and for that reason was unss It's
factory to the Catholics Of the city. The
particular feature to which the Catholics
ohisttsd was TIE reference to the sale Of
'indulgences' by the Roman Church
in tie sixteenth century. SwISToN's
statements concerning this have been
strongly defended as well as vigorously
denied, many holding him to be justified
in what he says, and Others charging him
with ~ Just reflection on the church. Tie
majority of the school committee decided
that he was incorrect and misleading, and
and that his book might justly be regarded
rs q grievance by the church. 1t was
Therefore ruled ont of the public schOols.
The cry was St once raised that the
committees action indicated willingness
to pervert or suppress the truth Of history
in Difference to the Roman Catholics. That
church has been very active in establishing
psrocbial schools in this city, and has been
open in its policy Of withdrawing its chill
drsn from the public schools so that they
may he educated under Catholic influences.
The sgitation over the matter has awak-
ened q surprising interest among tie
women of Boston who are qualifying
themselves in great Numbers to participate
in the election Of the school committee.
On the neside are the women who wish
to exclude Roman Catholic influence from
the school committee, or to restrict it, and
on thu other are those who would extend
ana 1nC1edeo IL oobh eAueo tuAonk
the assessors Cffiee to get their
names on the voting list. The
Roman Catholic, which has always
bean sysrse to womsn's suffrage,
has openly discountsnsneed the participa-
ton of women in these elections, and has
constantly advised them to stsy from the
polls. But it seems that the influence Of
the priesthood eanrot control the ladies in
this election as the Catholic ladies are
registering in large numbers, as well as
the other side.
This is 9 novel fight, but it is to be Ie-
c,ettsd that the necessity for ID exists.
such contests viii give rise to bad feeling
among the denominations, which would be
most unfortunate for ell concerned. Let US
hope that the people OF Boston can settls
such questions among themselves without
ape lling to religious prejudice. 1t is
ball which, If once staitsd rolling. grows
larger as il goes. aud can only be stopped
after il has done much injury, and even
than with the utmost difficulty.
A.aA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Murst Halstesd was present as q core.
spondent at the battle of Grsvelotte. In
the November Century be will tell the story
of the battle rs he saw it, and give an &C
count also of Q subsequsnt visit to The
battle field, after the monuments had been
erected.
Mrs Mary Hslloek Foote bsgins her
series Of Pictures of the Far West" with
3 full page design in the November Ceatwy,
entitled Looking for Camp" Miss
Thomas has written poem to accompany
the picture.
Mt. H. 8. Edwards, the new Georgian
writer, suthor of 1.-THE Two Runaways,"
etc, will have the cradle song Of an old
negro womsn in the November Century,
entitled, "Mammy's LIP Boy" and illus
trated by Kembls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

IN thu impressive ritual Of the Cathonc
Church. The bride, Mis- Loie9a Dsaem-
Me. looked charming in mahogany cio.n
eostume. with bonnet and gloves 20 massn.
The bridesmaid was similarly attired. Tne
p1oom. Mr.. Patrick Havey, aud the Dess
man. Mr.. Edward Dstemple, wore the con-
ventional black dress suit Alter tho co.'
emouy q reception was held ut the resi-
depce of the brides parents, where |,
sumptuous barquet was heartily enjoyed
by the guests. In tho evening the large
concourse of young peop'e adjourned 70
Scanlon,s Hall, where dancing wss IN
dulped In until o lst, hour. The follow,
inc ia a list of the presents: Feather ce1
and bedding, Mrs.. Detemple; parlor CLOCK
and bed spread, Mrs. Havey; psrlor lamp,
Miss Kate Dstemp!e; lace cur,
titus, Miss Mary Hs,ey; lase PEG
set, Mis- AnAstase Detemple; si'Se'
molasses cruet, Mr. Edward Havey
elegant silver castor, Mr.. Patrick Harkens
silver card-receiver, Mr.. Thomas Forest
silver cream pitc1sr and stand, Mr.. W.
Shean; siIvar pickle castor, Misses Annie
and Magei, Gib.in; silvsr cake plate, MT
Jo,eph White; silver teaspoons, MIS-
Msry Hall; silver cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Briceland; silvar butter dish, MI
Thomss GrcRan; silver tes aud table
suoora Mr.. Edward Dsh mple; Table, .otfr
Mr.. and Mr.. W. Deagau; silver pickle
castor, Mr.. NJ. Joic,; bei-srrsad, MIS-
Celia Detsmpla: lace bad set, Miss Elli
Handful; water tet, Mrs. G. Boycs; pair oil
vases and shaving set, Miss Annie HAyey
M.iolic, C rd receiver, Mis- Lizzie Nc
Gss; wall bracket and pair Of Vases, Mr.
Algernon Lander; silver butter knife anc
set of napkins. Miss Lizzie Dolap; teb.e
cloth, Mrs. W. StrsghahaD; clcck, Mis-
Annie Grow; glass tea set, Mis- Maggie
Allen; bed spread, Misses Br. and Kat.
Travis; handsome stand cover, Mr.. C.Scnad
silver caetor, Mr.. Thomas Allen; silvel
spoon tolder, Mr.. J. Mitchell; water set
Misses Lizzie and Hannah Hoffman; pail
of vases, Mr.. Joseph Mccullough silve'
sugar bowel, Mr.. Frank Torori Get o.
glsssss, Miss Della Smith; tablecloth ant
papkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dsegan ant
family; pair of towels, Mrs. Donovan
table service and napkin ring, Mr.. w
Boyce; silver cake basket, Mr.. Phllil
Cr0zen; pair of towels, Miss Kate Gilday
tablecloth, Mrs. ]. Weingartner; bed spread
Miss Bee Dollar; water sat, Mr.. w. Smith
stand scarf and napkins, Miss Lizzie Coke
bed spread. L 8. Good; pair Of towels
Mrs. w. Quinn; set napkins, Miss Eli
Havsy; pair large vases. Mis- G. De!emp!e
cake stsnd and pair of vafes, Mis-, Flynn
cup and saucer. Miss Clara Detsmple
paper weights, Mr.. Willie Flynn; bras
fender ard fire set, Mr.. W. Brannen; ebony
chair, Friend & Son; fine silver cirvini
set, Mr.. William Murray, pair fancy towels
Mr.. w. Schad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

magnificent evenings entertainment. Tie
ladies costumes were made expressly for
this occasion and vera very handsome. .
AtI1 o'clock the bride and groom left
for their future home in Parkersours, ".
Va.
The tro.seau is elegant, containing many
imported evening costumes, besides numer'
GUS street dresses. The to,t OF the tros-
ssau is said TO be s., 0C0.
The bride is the only child Of Mrs. Re
becca Hart and of the late COL VIM. Harf,
is W. II kro.n % famous beauty and II
possessed OF lsrge fortune.
The groom, also an only child, is al.
Ie sdy known SIS the son of eI-Senstoi
Camden, Of Wet Virgins, and is the
Tea rer of the Ohio River Railroad Com
pAny."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
In General Debility, Emacist!or

Consumption, and Wasting in ChiRr
Scotys Emulsion Of Pure COD Live Q
with Hypophosphiter, Isl most viluS
food and medicine. II create, N spps
for food, strengthen, the nervous syis
and builds up the body. Please read:
tried S,ott's Emulsion on 0 youug u
whom phytic'ans o. times gave up b,
Since no tegsn using the Emu's5o, i
cough h,s ceased, air E 1 flesh Al dSrsst
AID I. on ell appearances his life will
prolonged many year.. "-JoHY SRI
VAN. Hospital Steward, Mocgtnzs, Pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

- :, roma instaucss 10 augusat
~ bsss A. the furnace,
Tia q, I. & W. Conpwy he's disposed
Of several small buildings that ere dsuaieo
near the planning mill to r Ehkane' sns
butcher.
Rerort had IL yesterdAy that s1sea1
was killed BY IN engine ct Burton's Sts-
zion.
The property OF II. Landsfcn, ne0 -
Carter House, will b sold this aate!nooa.
The S. Evansville fair Va neios.yn
Wednesday and then Abandoned - the
officers did mot show up. Tnere we!e Nv
exhibits, but tia rac@ promised 70 % IN
terestine.
]. B.. Darrab, Secretary Of inc belms
Building & Loan Company, u hid Up WIN
sickness.
The b. u. q y. foea co@c ~ a. 49,
pats on time o. regular . tse sioc..
Time Was when this rood iahed 70 ,n
trains with any dispatch, but cnange D.
taken place.
The nail factories ON DOM s,ao
river ars loading nails and steel slabs on
bsrges fr shipment BY river.
There Is no business Of any conNquenos
ct the Mayors Office.
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS!
..l m..t;no of tia Dsmocrsts of
ps1l .,rs and VICINITY Is hereby called to
meat in the Hlden Cub Rooms, on Tues
d.v n.tob.r aSd At Tn. m to complete
.rr. 80, for Attending the Thurman
aast;nr AZ Whsslirg. October 30. Let
avspv x.rd and scbooi district be repre-
aented. Tbe Yourg Mems Democratic
T1nh v;,, mat .t ssme plsoe. Monday,
N.tohe, 90 atm m. for ssme purpose.
80. ,onns nsmocr.t n earnestly 10
tj 20 he ,ro..nt
qo a." 49, ,O ~ ths Comm;ttea
n, T.rmsn Sh,s;b.r of Homestead,
d. h.. sacnrsd The no,i,ion of boz mold
-. ~. nAs =, tSs RI mont Glsss Works. Mr..
S %at Ill, move his famiiv here IN 4
c c'HID,. wa" ~
lev NJ 10 Ella = Roscos b.s .ecep,e . position
IN pinm Rros dry rool. .tcro.
7 A Gallaher and Rev. W. g. Campbell
bs,. Ie,nrnad from A bushes trim 70 Gin.
n;rn.t;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

SOME of the Italian immigrants in New
York live on six cents day. They make
q soup with a scrap Of pork and east eff
shreds Of csboags, and selvs ID with black
head
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

IT IS said that Mrs. CLEVELAND ''runs''
her husband. Good! The President
couldn't have loyslier guide. But-we
don't believe 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

A MAN wss arrested and fined, in Chi
cage, the other day, for tearing up 500
bills on the street. It was his own money,
too. TIE West is great country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
Buekiin,s Arnica Salvs,

The best sAlve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores Te,tsr, Uhspped Hands, Chilblains,
Oorns and al ths Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Il 10 gusantesd 10 give satisfaction or
money refunded. Prics % cents Per bon,
For sals By Loeaa b O.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Our Democratic friends turned out in
numbers and gOrgeOusness yesterday and
went to Pittsburg with flying colors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
The Fourth of tho Family to Suicide
Special cOrrsspOndenes Of Ne Sunday Rsciser.

SpeesdI Correspondencs q tas Sunday ReoiSeT.
PETERSBURG, GRANT Co., ". VA, oc-
tobsr 19.-Jamss Cooper, of Greenland,
this Stets, committed suicide, yesterday,
by shooting himself in the mouth. He is
the fourth member of the family to COM
nit suicide. The cause 10 unknown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
Horaford,s Acid Phosphate,

For Indigestion,
nvmspsis, AID diseases incident thersto.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

On Thuredsy next Mr.. Jos N ]. Parl or,
OF The ffm Of n. Parker & o., and Ais
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21

Fashions latest novelties in dinner cards
and menu contrivances comes from Lon
don. Fer lunches sweet peas, beans. cab
blge leaves and letters serve to indicate
tbs places of each guest. The letters aIe
OF couiss sealed and properly addressed,
and inside is a msnu card. There are
pink and white and scarlet roses Of
paper, and the bill of fare is written on
each rose leaf The French have o. gone
into these prandial fashions much, but
they are fast approaching its knowledge,
and when they get there they will ceItiin-
~ invent new and tasty wnims.