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The Washington critic., 1888-08-13
BOARDING.

I ARGE, COOL, FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
IL hrstoluss hoard at $50 aud $50 per monih;
cool timing room and polite attention. The
SARATOGA, 6l6 Fstnw,
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EnR kALE-nnILsEs.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

TOR sALE-4 FINE LOTS ON CHAPLIN ST,
u 5Ox15O each; one on 18TH st. near Colum-
bia road; choice building site, b0Nll5.
BENZ. p. DAVIS, 1919 Est.
UIOR SALE-vACANT LOT ON U STREET,
II bet 2t1 and 18Th st II W, S5o per II. In
quire at 2O32 18th 81 w.
EOR RINyESTMENT-117,Oo SQUARE FEET
Il ON Tennessee ave, at 1ith stn e, sewer and
water, 17l6c, worth 21c.
Half square II q, all shallow lots, high ground.
on grade, 81 900 sq C, only 1Oc.
Nioellttle lot 20XSO, n o. on good street only
SlO0.
Choice lot on st II W, 23XO7 to wide alley,
near Scott Circle, only S2.15.
Elegant stable lot Dupont Circle fronts two
L30X15 feet paved alleys water, sewer, gas,
Ali Of above terms to suit Also lots just
across Boundary ON small monthly payments
Plenty other bargains. WIN. T. OKlE,
Room 4, 1881 f st wv.
ENOR SALE-CnoICE UNIMPRoVED LOTS IN
II w section of city; $500 feet at corner of
18th and q SITS; 1000 teet on nth, bet O and r
SITS; $500 on p aud Sd SITS, and 16 900 feet on
and near Lincoln ave. lust north of Boundary sc.
Address j. $. ROBINSON, iii Qstnw.
FOnsALE'
Eligible building lots, 3D. 10Th, Goth, Dist SITS.
Ii and aves on F, p, O. II, s, II and Bound.
airy sts II W; also in II O. East Capitol and sec.
'''''' ~ ''' j. II. GRAY s. CO.,
Cor 9TH and Il.
EN0R SALE.
on ith st, bet and B O. 29S ft front by
52.6, 13-inch party wall included; per so ft, 50.
On 11th sc, bet II and U n W, q beautiful lot,
81 6XO3: per so IT, 00c
on II st. bet 18th and 18th W, fine 3.story
and cellar, 3 rs; press brick, with all convent
ences, lot 20X10O; price only $4,000,
Sixth At, near b II O. good 2 story and base
ment, rs, all m I; $1,000.
W cor 18th and Caroline SITS n w, a fine ID
room brick lot II 0N70; price $500.
Send for new bulletin of farm and country
properties. -
1O0S1010 T. 81 II w.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New orleans, La.

DEMCMDED That the presence of Generals
NEW[NlDEn n BeaureRard and EARLY, who are
in charge OF the drawings, Is a guarantee of abb
solute fairness and integrity that the chances
are all equal, aud that 20 one can possibly di-
vine what number will draw Prize
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment OF
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF all limitations and
ANONYMOUS sohemes.n
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

Fireworks at Bay Ridge.
The greatest open-air entertainment ever
given in America. 100 persons, ships en-
gagged in the representation. No extra charge.
Round trip, fare, 81 90.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-CLERK's OF

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-CLERK'S OFFICE,
il House of Representatives, Washington,
August 10, 1883. Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived at this office until 10 O'CLOCK MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10. 1883, for the delivery OF one
thousand q 900 tons OF the best white ash fur
mace coal tscreened), more or less also fifty 800
cords Of the best spruce pne and one hundred
QOOl cords of the best oak wood, more or less,
as may be needed az the House OF Representa-.
tives during fhe present fiscal year, said wood
and coal TO be delivered and stored In the vaults
at the South wpgof the CAPITOL, az such times
and in such quantities as desired by the Clerk
of the House OF Representatives. 1he coal
must weigh 2,2l0 pounds to The ton and the
oak wood be cut in three (3) pieces, The wood
must measure l2S cubic feet TO the cord and be
corded measured and cut at the Capitol. The
right TO reweigh the coal at the Capitol, and The
right TO reject any and all bids Is reserved. The
bids 10 be indbrsed Proposals for coal and
wood and addressed TO JOHN b. CLARK,
Clerk of House of Representatives, U, S.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
" trlct of Columbia, Washington, August 7,
1888, Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until II O'Clock m, ON TUESDAY, August
ia, 1SSS, for constructing an engine house for
the Fire Department District of Columbia, TO
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets south
east. Blank forms OF proposals and specilca'
tions, together with ali necessary information,
can be obtained upon application therefor al
the O1lce of the Inspector of Buildings, Dis
trct of Columbia, and only bids upon these
forms will be considered. The right is reserved
To reject any and all bids. VIM. Il. WEBB,
SAMUEL E. WHEATLEY, CIAS. w. RAY
MOND, commissioners District OF Columbia,
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

LNOR SALE-NO 2O11 N SIT. N. W.; 8 ROOMS;
in mod imps: lot 2B3x1iO.1O to good alley
lot u worth nearly the prcs asked; house IN
perfect order; rents for 30; very cheap;
price $4,000. GEORGE w. L1NK1NS
10Th and II sts N W.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13
The Monitor and Merrimac

at ~ Ridge this week. The greatest dis
plT Of fireworks ever given in America. No
extra charge Round trip, $l.00.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

non SALE-BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED NEW
l. brick dwelling, N II ave n W, 1880, easy
terms handsome new brick on 10Th. near r II
w. $1,000. HARDING & WATERS,
COG j lth 10 n w.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13
FOR sAle-HousEs.

NOR sALE--sUiTABLE FOR A HOME OR
n paying ginvesment-i26O 9th 81 n w; 10
rooms, two baths. ETC. all in complete order;
also small brick, 152 n ~ O, O rooms, bath,
cellar, etc. and is now renting 80 as to pay 8
per cent. as an Investment; price $3.50.
ALBERr u. FOA. O2O 4 80 n w.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
G. T. Be. ure,
}. A. E EarIy,
CONN

We the undersigned Banks and Bnnh
pay all prizes drawn IN the Louisiana stat.
teries, which may be presented at our count
II. NJ. WAIMsLEY Pres La. Nat. Bank.
p. LANAUX, Pres. state Nat. Bank.
a. BALDWIN, Pres. N. .. Nat. Bank.
CARL BOnN, Pres Union Nat Bank.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

E1OR SALE-4 FINE LOTS ON CHAPLIN ST
Il 50x150 each; one on 18TH 81. near Colum
bia road choice building site, bON1l5.
BENZ. p. DAVIS, 1919 4 ST.
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FOR sALE-MlsCELLANsOUs.

ENOR SALE-A LARGE LIVERY AND BOARD
i ing stable; No. / locality; doing a good
business; chance seldom offered; Will sell all
OF. part; ON account of health. Apply at 5l7
sT n
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

Double Track SplcpdH Scenery.
Steel Rails Nogofccm Equipment. |
fN EFFECT AuGrsr r. 1888
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13
WANTED HELP.

The folOloipD class Of advertisements. Such as
Wants, For Sale or Rent and similar small notices.
fOr lines or less, time % cents; t1DO times, 40
cents; three times, 80 cents.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-13

NTANTED-AN OLD SETTLED WOMAN TO
w nurse and assist with housework; must
stay at night. Apply at 420 ID 1t Nv.
WTANTED-HELP-NEW YORK EMPLOY
w ment Office and mRenting Agency;
firstclass help for hotels and families. Call
AT 0O1 G. ST n w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

inc order as therein set forth. Upon con-
Alteration whereof. il is ordered thst The
Beard of Commissioners Of Ohio county:
Frank Giuss, David Maxwell, John w.
Myles, James McGinlsy, II. p. McGTegos,
John W. Nichols, Joseph Speidel, Michael
Stein, Charles Rchrig aud w. III Tyier, DO
sppear blfue this Court, in Part Two
thereof, on Friday morning, November 80,
1888. at $50 q. M, to show cause, If any
they have, or can show, why Q mandamus
should not issue against them, command
ing them TO cause t) be signed and made
part of the record Of their proceedings
taken by them in ascel tanning the result Of
the election for Representative for Con.
gress for the First Congress: cal district OF
West Virginia, held in Ohio county on the
9Th day OF November, 1888, the bill 81
exceptions filed with said petition, or such
other certificate OF facts as may b, proper.
II is further ordered that the taid Board
of Commissioners Of Ohio county: Frank
Cruise, Din'el Maxwell. John W. Myles,
James McGinly, II. p. McGregor, John
W. Nichols, Joseph Speidel, Michael Stein,
Charles RohIig and w. IL Tyler, be pro-
hibitsd and restrained, until the further
order of this Court, from transmitting 10
the Governor of the State any certificate
showiug, or purportiDg to show, the result
in Ohio county Aforesaid Of said election
for Reprtse NATIVE in Congress. 1t Is fur
Their ordered that copy of this order bs
forthwith served on the defendants herein
namei.
A copy teste:--
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE,.

Movem ents OF CitlEens and tho Coming and
Going of strangers.
G. II. D,vids and wife, of Altoona, Pc,
are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Clark Hamilton i, at his home In
Grafton, spGnding Thanksgiving.
Dr.. r. c. Mendenball aud Prof M. G.
Schaefier arc at the Hotel Windsor
l. f. Hirsci, msoayer Of the Pittsburg
ToIks5Iaa, was in the city ye'tsrday.
Miss Ida Carter, OF Pleasant Valley, left
yesterday to vidtiriends in Pittsburg.
Will Smith, of Navarro, O., is spending
Thanksgiving with his mother, on the Gar.
den Spot. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbay. L. Andrews and
other members Of the Floriue Arnold Com
psny arc a. the Mcclure
Julius B!upeathal, who has been lccit.
ed at Clsve Gland for some time past, is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
OIL W. s. Moore, Secretary Of the
West Virginia Central aud Pittsburg
railroad, WAS at tie Mcclure House yester.
day.
Miss Jennie Sivsy, who for some weeks
HIS been Iyiug sick at her sis'et's rssidence,
has been removed 10 her home on Sixteenth
street.
VIM. s. Evans and wife, Of Allegheny /;
Mrs. ID. B.coD, of Indianapolis, and w.
B. Kencanuon and wife, Of Knoxville,
Tenn ara NJ the Hotel Windsor.
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Cardinal Gibbons Departs-

His Euinence, James Cardinal Gibbons
said mass yesterday morning at the Cache
dral, and saite lsrge congregation was
present. The Cardinal spent the day very
quietly, but made several calls with Bishop
Kaiu. He is not enjoying perfect health
at present., owing to the fact that his work
lately has been very arduous and il bas
told somewhat on bis strength. The Car.
dinal aud Bishop Kahn left over the B. &
o. railroad last evening for Baltimore, and
before leaving the distinguished visitor ex.
pressed himself as being highly Pleased
with his visit to Wheeling. As for Wheel.
ing, abe felt highly honorsd with his pres.
ence. Bishop Kahn lectures in Richmond
on Saturday.
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Florlne Arnold and "aer Husband"

At the Opera House last night very
natural and intensely interesting comedy
drama with the euphonious title Her
Husband" was greeted with god house
for Thanksgiving eve. Florine Arnold,
the young aSpirsnt for stellar honors, is
pretty, and possesses vast amount Of
magnetism, q most important factor tor
successful actor. The part Of MaIjory Lee
she acted with becoming grscs and an ar
Gstic finch. Her work gives promise
of her being placed among our leading
stars in tbs near future. OF her compa-
nv it can be truly said they were very
satisfactory. Miss Arnold's costumes
are rich, elegant and tasty, and
the other members displayed excellent
Judgment in their difftIeut make ups. The
play is one Of striking situations and in
some parts Of unusual strength and is espe-
cially calculated TO work upon the emo
tons. There Is iu some PLACES q depth of
pathos especially effective with the lady
element OF tie audience. A strong comedy
vein runs through the piece, for in fact the
play is sb)ut equally divided between
comedy and sentiment. 'Hsr Husbsnd"
is o good moral drama Of the ''O.d Home
stead" snd Hazel Kirke" order and il
quite likely TO prove bonapz, 70 Miss
Arnold aud will serve az a vehicle to aid
her to sustain her in popular favor. A cute
little baby is used in the third oct. This
afternoon q grand TasnkFg wing matinee
will bs given and tonight occurs the last
performance. LSrge houses should be at
both occasions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
s.Upder the Palms"

The castlta ''Uudsr the Palms" by the
Euglish Lutheran Sunday school on Fri
day evening, is ioteuded to illustrate the
jewish Feast Of Tab,rnscles, or harvest
Festival, and to present 3 view Of the
Prophet LA
The elntata represents the rsturn of the
Jews from cspiHty in Babylon, during
the reign Of Cyrus; the repOse of the pill
grims on their way to Jerusalem by Ahuva
river, where they prayed to GOd for
future directions for themselves and
''thsir little ones," and the triumphant
celebration of the Feast Of TAberna
Gle aitsr their return, as described in Ne
hemiah. where the people made vow
Never again to forsaks the house of the
Lord" The whole recital of this exceed
iDsly interesting part Of Sacred history is
rendered in solo, duett, trio, QUARTET and
choral melodies, by choir Of several hum
bred trained voices. The music is ell of q
high order IS can be we'll supposed from
the reputation Of its author. It comes
appropriately at this Thanksgiving season.
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TURKEYS DAY.
How 1t Is to Be Celebrated in WeeeEng
Last Nights Events.


Our shining blades
We soon shall give TO Greece,
Oh, classic mart,
Wen sharpen up our scimitersl
And strike for Turkeys heart.
This ia Thanksgiving Day, and as usual
it will be pretty generally observed in the
city. The municipal and county offices
will all be closed and the banks and many
of the business houses will tusp,nd opera.
tons md give their employees holiday,
which will also bs the case with about all
the mills and factories. This will give
people an opportunity to enjoy their
Thanksgiving turkeys at leisure and have
plenty Of time to digest them.
The demand for turkeys was quite good
yesterday and many Of them will be de-
ssroyed to-day. The hotels will all have
special menus prepared for the occasion,
and gastrOnOmic joys may be anticipated
blythe guests.
At some of the churches special serVices
will be held. The Frs aud Sscopd Pres
byterian Churches will join in union ser
vice at the United Presby terrain Church,
aud the congregation Of the Third Presby-
terrain Church will unite with that Of the
Wesley NJ. E. Chapel at the former church.
Rev. Morrell will preach at st. Luke's at
the usual hour tOis morning. Services
will also be held at Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church. At the Cathedral the usual ser
vices will be held aud the other Catholic
churches in the city will observe the same
programme.
TIE Jewish holidays always begin the
evening previous, and Thanksgiving ser
VICES were held last evening at the Syns.
gogue, large congregation being present.
Rev. BOnheim preached splendid sermon,
which was highly enjoyed, and the music
WAS splendid.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News Of tho Day Pointedly Para
RrAphed for Hasty Readers,

RrAphed for Hssty Readers.
POLICE COURT got a whitswash yester-
terdsy morning.
MATINEE at the Opera House this after
noon, Her Husband"
MATINEE at the Grand Opera House this
afternoon, Kimball Merrie Makers.
THE marks on the landing last evening
Indicated Z feet 0 inches and falling.
SIXTEEN people with no place to sleep
were sheltered in the lookup last night.
"CAPERs" at the Grand Opera House is
drawing good houses, and no doubt large
houses will greet tie piece to-day.
THERE were several turkey rsffles in
town last night and men were seen going
bone at all hours of the night with tur-
keys tightly grasped in their hands.
NIB. NEAL BEALL has sold his wool to
HorkEeimer Bros. for 45 cents per pound.
Mr.. Beall's clip ia Ssxony and Silicisu, and
one Of the finest grown 10 this section Of
country.
THE many friends in this city of Carl
Rankin, the well known minstrel mau, will
learn with sorrow that he died on Sunday
last in Philadelphia He was a son Of Judge
Rankin, of Columbus, o.
COUNTY LIBRARIAN BERT II. SwARTZ
yesterday received commission from Gov.
ernor Wilson appointing him Notary
Public. Bert is an accommodating and
efficient official, and deserves success.
THE congregations of the Third Presby-
terisn Church aud Wesley Chapel will
unite in Thanksgiving services in the Third
Presbyterian Church, Jacob street, near
Thirty eighth. Rev. D. L. Ash will preach.
All are invited.
THE seats on the first floor of the Opera
House for the English Lutheran cantata on
Friday night were nearly all sold yester-
day and the seats in the gallery are put on
sale this morning. By present appearances
standing room will be at premium.
A MEETING of nail manufacturers was
held in the city Tuesday afternoon with o
view of forming an association of the prom
iuent mills of the West to maintain uni
form rate for nails and checking the cut
throat business now going on. A conclu-
sion was arrived at that it is hoped will be
satisfactory.
THOMAS MURPHY and John Miller went
down under the suspension bridge yester-
day afternoon to amuse Themselves by
fightiog. Murphy b:Oke the rules, how
ever, and he ALEC broke Miller's counte-
nsnce in bad way with the assistance Of
barrel stave. They were both arrested
AID put in the lookup by Officers Shorts
and Carney.
THE Wheeling Base Bsll Association
will held meeting in McLain's. Hall this
afternoon to elect Board of Dire ctors and
transact other nscfsaTy busines. After
the new Board is elected it will decide on
the selection Of a manager for next sea
sons team. A letter has been received by
the management from Benz. F. Sullivan,
who managed D.nyer and Dss Moines
clubs in former years.
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u. nj. q. a RecaDtIon.

Many young men will doubtless accept
the cordial invitation Of the Young Mems
Christian Association to spend this even
ing socially at the building, 1922 Market
street. The Thanksgiving social recep-
tions in the past have been very enjoyable
affairs. A good musical programme has
been arranged for this evening and refresh
ments have been provided and will be
served by young ladies. Ali young men
in the city, whether members OF the Asso-
citation or not, sTe invited. The Associa-
ton will occupy the new building, corner
of market and Twentieth streets, sometime
next month, and this evenings reception
will be the last one that will be held in the
building it now occupies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
PEABODY INSTITUTE
OPENED YESTERDAY MORNING IN TIE
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
A Very Interesting and Profitable Days Exercises
"A Big Attendance and Much Interest Mani
fssted-TO-Day'S Programme

The Peabody Teachers Institute Opsned
yesterday morning in the lecture room OF
tbs United Presbyterian church, there
being a large ATTENDANCE of teachers and
Others interested 10 educational work.
Shortly after o'clock, Superintendent W..
II. Anderson called the Institute to order,
and made short introductory address on
the subject of institutes and education in
general.
Hon. B. S. Morgan, State Supsrintend-
ent of Schools, was then introduced, and he
followed in the same line at some length.
He also announced that he had received
word from PrCf Boarce that be had sick-
meas 10 his family, and would be unable to
be present at the Institute.
Miss Meho'iu then talked to the teach
eIs and gave them q drill 10 elementary
sounds, in which all took pIrt, aud which
proved very instructive.
Singiog by the pupils OF Miss Brady 8
room in Clay school followed, after which
Prof. NJ. @. Schseffer, who had arrived in
the meantime, WAS introduced, and hs de-
livered very interesting and instructive
address on Symbols in Education. He
said that the obi set Of the teacher should
be to get the pupil to think in the thing, to
think in the symbol, and to think in the
abstract.
Miss McCallough's class of Cisy school
then sang song and the morning session
WAS at an end.
The afternoon session opened with q
piano solo by Miss Evans, Of Webster
school, after which DR.. Schasffer was 10
troduced and be elaborated on the subject
of symbols in educ Ition.
A recitation, address to School," by
Miss Ssrah Stewart, followed after which
Miss Mrholin talked on elementary
sounds and elocution generally.
The session closed with defamation
By Miss Mary Ray, entitled "rhe Old
Actors Story"
The ght session opened with lecture
by Dr. SchaefIer entitled Education
Among the Greeks and Romans" and it
was splendid, full Of the deepest interest
and of the most instructive character.
1t was followed by song by Miss Alma
COME, "MNgueIits."
Prof. G. s. Eugle played piano colo,
RhspSolie No. 6, in supsrb manner, after
which Mrs. Oscar Seeley sang Convict
aud the Bird" which closed the session.
This morning a short session will be held
lasting from 8 till 1880 o'clock and the
exercises will be Of a very interesting
character and not only instructive to
teachers, but to the people generally. Both
Dr.. Schsefer and DR.. Mtndenbsll, who
arrived last evening will take part.
In ths evening DE-. Mendenhall will de-
liver lecture on the subject Earth
quakee," and the geatlemen's reputation
as lecturer insurss q profitable evenings
entertainment, rich in scientific irfOrma-
ton and interesting to all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
Where They All Go.

Where shall 20 to get the test Thanks
giving diner? IL the question g'ea.
many people are propoundiug /, them
selves, and when they think for q short
time and consider the sdvsntaae' OF every
place they materially come 10 the conclns.
ion that Martin Thornt0u's Brups wick
Hotel is the very place, and cannot bs ex.
celle5. This Is why very large number
OF citizens who for various reasons will
take their diners Outside today will flock
to the Brunswick. Martin with his usual
ability as q popular cate;er, hiss got'e1 up
q splendid menu. and one that includes ail
the dslicscies Of the season. His numbers
are 1875 and 1857 Market street.
If you want 10 live like rich mau takl
dinner with Martin to-day, or aay other
day for that msttT.
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THE BON TON.
The Wstzsl County Lies.

WHEELING, W. Va, November %.
To nc Editor oftlC RegiSST.
SIR:-It might be ss well for YOU 10 LEI
tbs people Of Wheeling know that the lies
sent to the Wheeling Intelligence from
Weizel county originate with one Q. 8.
Howell. When they know the author they
will know Just what credit to give the
statements contained in that peper.
LOCKER On,
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAsR

Grand 0pess HOuSe-The Corner Grocery.
Wantet-BOard aud Room.
wanted-PCSitiOn IS Eightw atchman.
NOtice-GsrtiCld Castle, No. 3 X. &. L.
For Sale-ISland Democratic Club Building.
For Sale-rStatc Fair Association Stock.
carpet Supplies-Nesbit 4 Bro.
Glass G,Obes-EEing Bros.
Thanksgiving Supplies Conner Il snedcker.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R. II. List.
Opium Habit Cured-S. NJ. WoOlley NJ. ID.
FOURTH PAGE.
Stockholders Misunderstanding Base Bal
association
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

Sale Of goods slightly damaged by
fire and smoke. consisting Of Ladies'
Fine All Wool Scarlet Underwear,
Hose, &c, will he sold for tribe,
Friday morning, November 3Oth, Rt =
O'Clock prompt. Positively none sold
At " Wholesale.
THE RON TON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
THE RECOUNT.

The Change Made by 1t I'm the Congress
IGaal Vote Of the County.
The following tabular statement will
give the result Of the recount Of the votcs
FOR CONGRESSMAN, in this county, by voting
precincts:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

IMPORTED French Tissue Papers in al
shades, at wholesale or retail, by
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

Bright Side of Libby Prison the
stories we told, the songs we sung"
Fourth Street, NJ. E. Church, Thursdsy
December 9th. Tickets IS cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29

BOARDING s. SO pr week, or ak meal
tickets for 81, ct Capital Restaurant, Nos
1924 and 1925 Market street.