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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
Astop,shinR Succees.

II IL the duty OF every person who
hes lsed Boschee's German Syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be known to
their friends 10 curing Consumption,
severe Coughs. Group. Asthma, pneu-
mon ., and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use II with
out immediate relief. Three doses
will cure any case, and we consider it
the duty of all druggists to recommend
It to the poor, dying consumptive, at
least TO try one bottle. ms 5000 dozen
boltles were sold last year, aud no one
case where IT failed was reported.
such n medicine rs the German Syrup
cannot he too widely known. Ask
your druggist about II. sample bot
Ties TO Try, sold nj 10 ceLts. Regular
size, IS cents Sold by all Druggists
nnd Dealers, In the United States and
Canada.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
Montana Match N akine.

A rather romaIic engagement IL to
be "onsummated by marriage in this
city this week. We are not at liberty
ss YET TO make public the names Of
the contracting parties. The gentle
nian. however, h prominent mer.
"haDt, Of Pbilipsburg. end the young
lady recent arrival from the east.
The way It came about WIS this A
Butte lady who recog.izes that it 10
not good tor woman t. lie alone. any
m"re than IL is gvod for a man set her
self the tax Of getting the young peo-
pie Interested in each other. ss she
liked them both. He lived 1T PHILIPPE
burg and she the young lady; In the
lar east. BY dint Of much talking she
finally got them TO correspGn ding.
This soon led TO an engagement, al
though they had never seen esch
other. 1t was at length arranged that
the wedding should take place IN
Butte. and the bride has just arrived
from the east, while the brldegroo m
got in from Phllipsbarg yesterday. Al
though they had never seen each
other before, the expectations Of both
were more than realized, aud all that
remains 10 complete th'i happiness In
the services OF a matrimonial knott
tyer. The matter is told not only be-
cause of its interest, hut because this
kind Of an engagement and marriage
Is distinctly Montanian.-Butte Inter
Mountain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
The Barrett Case.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 5.-After Tim
Barrett Is sentenced 10 morrow the
first thing that Mr.. Erwin will do
will be to move for stay Of judgment
in order to caIry the case to the su-
preme court. He may demand the
fir.t slsy for The purpose of preparing
an argument for new trial. Those
who have watched the case and arc
competent 10 form an otiniUn think
there IL no probability Of getrpg the
new trial. The man whom Senator
Davis hss pronounced the greatest
criminal lawyer has lost his first case.
He has tried between seventy and
eighty cases Of homicide and this 10
the FIRST time that one OF his clients
has been convicted Of murder In The
first degree. One or two OF those he
defended have been sentenced 10 over
twenty years, but they yearly all have
gone free.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
mo,r,N. nAR ASSOCIATION.

Annual Meeting and Election Of omcers.
The annual meeting Of the MontYna
Bar Association convened at HrleS "a
Thursday, with large atleudance OF
attorneys from all parts Of the terri.
tory. President Henry N. Blake, Of
Madison county, called the nect,ug TO
order at 7 o'clock and delivered an Ia
teresting address upon the subject,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
DIR Lieblg a Co.

The repowped Califorpi a. peciallsts,
physiclaps a Surgeons, from the Lie.
big World Di.pen-ary and Interuati-
onal Surgical Institute San Francisco.
have private Offices at the Macqveen
hotel to-day. Sunday only; ofiics
hours e,lll 4; call early. Room -.
private entrspcs. side door. o.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
SOCIETIES.

A. U. H.-Diyision No 1 meets hrsI q ID seeond
6undays Of each month.
X. Of H.-Meel. nr.t and third Wednesdays al
sS0p m, at Odd Fellows Hall.
A. y. "a. M.-lellowstone Lodge, No. rs, II
and t'ird Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-iellosstone Chapter, No. s, second
and fourth Saturdays.
X. T.-Damuscus 0ommandery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
1. ~. v. f.-Custer Lodge, No. Is, every
y. ,dsy II their hsp,
and third Friday.
X. OF Crusader Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Han.
c. X. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday aI
X. Of L.-First and third Fridays.
@. A. R.-U. =. Grant Post, NO. IA, first and
third Tuesdays.
/. o. O.. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, ever
Thu rsday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

are tank 10 occupy the entire back
stage Ia hold two Ia eight feet OF water
sud some lie 'pl- who are not sv-r-e to
takings nightly ducking. There are NJ
les than four Of these tank" q ramss
now in pr senralion in the east aud
more being planned.
-.
The R"L'z.Ssntly aggregation OF fe-
male lnveline-s il reported 10 he headed
for the PacIii; over the y. p. route.
srhi- u the same company that AZ.
prsred Ia Miles City in 'S2 ar 's3 al
Turmr'- opera house. when the I'm
m'iigah d L'ursn turned out in force
aud occupied forIy-nu. of the trout
seat, each L. dividual U. l.. being
equipped with the largest field gla-.
he could find.
Ultra stsgr rralI,us IL given ano'hpr
bm,>t Ia A Run of Luck at N,Llu'-.
New Y"rk. la tn $ artlcular in.
Stance the realism Insists Ia the Ia.
REDUCTION If horse Il .,h Of high de.
gre, aud dogs that are suppo- 10
love the hunt. In the hunt scene i've
hnr-e- are led on the stage, the rider,
mount. the hounds sramver about
eager for the hunt, the hunt-man
- unds Ills HON and away gpes horses,
h uu,is aud oil, with rush that
arouses the greatest enthusiasm.
-
Jonn Mcguire reports the booking OF
anumber OF iirst class attractions for
tue Montana circuit the coming SEA
son. Among the list We iiud Langtry.
Mohjeska, Minnie Msddrrn. Verona
Jarb'au, AnuIe P,xley, NJ S. B ,yci.
ciult, Gas Williams, Joe Murphy, Dan
sui y, Billy Scanlan, Emma Abbott,
Wilson x RiukIn's nInstfels aud a
number OF ! s..r lights. The nauirs
mentioned are nearly all amoLg The
cream ol the profession snd The com.
munity that has an Opportunity to SEE
them all, IN one season, Is highly
hUnured.
The startling news Of Mr.. George
Gould'- marriage Ia Miss Edith KING
don, IS just aDnouBced In the Milan
musical We, ky, II Tr 'ore. in the
following words: "Happy p.ople-il
the information is corr.c, NJ s, Sting
sou, IA -oubrette IN u New York theatre
has just married the famous million
airr Could" We also get some in,eI-
esting information about the Wander
bit family: "NrlIie Gnuillon, IA
ginger IN the BIutfes. Yaukets, has
married the millionaire Vanderbilt.
Allen, who has given her as n mar
rage portion SIS J0.OOO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Mansfeld's abr. J.kyll and Mr.,
Hyden Is again setting Nsw foik
wild, and PROV okiug all sorts OF scien-
lItic and theological arguments.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

The Booth. Barrett combination gel
ninety per ceut OF gross receipts.
Henry Irvine gets eighty per cent ol
his receipts. They draw about alike,
the receipts averaging 5000 u night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

George Thatcher, at Westtield, n.
j., and George Primro,e, at Mount
Vernon, N. Y, each gave Christmas
dinner TO wing Of their company. 1t
Is currently reported aud generally be-
lIeved that the turkeys ut both ban
quets were stuffed with chestnuts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

The opening night OF the Booth.
Barrett engagement 10 New York Was
made the occasion Of one Of the grand.
est and most spontaneous ovalions
ever accorded these celebrated artists.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Euryanthe, an opera written by
Weber in 1923 and frequently per.
formed in Europe, was given for the
first time 10 America al the Metropolis.
tan, New York, last week by Ger.
man company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Atone of the BvolL- -Barrettrepresen
talious Of julius Caesar, n country.
man sltlng we'll down IN front, ieiI
asleep and suored audlUly Ms the great
Caesar died.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Reilly & Wards Big Show, one OF
the laIgest AID beet variety sggrega-
lIons ON The road, will shortly enter
tue northwest aud will doubtless be
seen ana heard al Miles Guy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Tie Madison Square theatre will
shortly produce French comedy, L.
Souris, In which there are but 81,
characters, and five OF these are fe
male. The only male character will
he assigned to Charles Coghlin, wh'
was Mrs. Ian stry 3 support last season
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

The "tank melodrsma" is the latest
rage and has apparently come to stay
. while. The principal requirements
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08
JOURNAL
e very Morning Except Monday

~. Og'rim Paper oJ ,j"s,rr 'm",B.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Nat Goodwin Is working out Of bur
lesque and into legitimate com,dy with
wonderful success. He is now starr.
log rs Mr.. Golightly In Lend Me
Five Shillings" and Carsway Bones In
"Turned Up" to crowded houses aud
receives the most enthusiastic support
OF the press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-08

Frank Bangs has made bis first ap-
pearance 10 francesca de Rimini," f"
the piece written for and made famous
by Lawrence Barrett, and recently
sold by him to Mr.. Bangs The char
acter is emlnently adapted to Mr.
Bapgs, and he has already made It q
propounced succ.ss.
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mHa She. Hum and Her"

Ga Friday and Saturday evenings next
the representative pantomimist and COM
edisn, Mr.. Geo. II. Adams, win introduce
to our city 8 rev specie Of comedy. 1t is
in the shape of q speaking psntomime, y
enjoying the title of "He, She. Him and
Her. The play has been specially wTlt-
ten, or built rather, to suit Mr.. Adams
peculiar abilities, and all acquainted with
his many accomplish ents, not only as an
actor, but as a pantomimiSt, vocalist, &C
robst and comedian, can readily imagine
what he c,n do with a character made for
him. Toma Hsnlon, the singing phenom-
eua, assists Mr.. Adams in the merry
making and sstonishes the audience with
an acrobatic dance in 3 long train dress.
Mr.. Adams in selecting the company, is
guiltless of an error too of'en made; In
stead of putting around hims5lf q COM
pany of people whose efforts are comedians
would be lost in comparison. he has chos-
en- names of the highest standing, among
them being Chas. H. Clark, Sam. Bernard,
Sophie ThCrne and others whose artistic
standing is equally as coed.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Business Disposed of Before Judge Jack,
son, at Charleston.
In the Federal Colrt, tie session Of
Which, a! Charleston, has b;ea heretofore
noted in the REGISTER, the following bus
mess has bean tran 5scted:
United States vs. Floyd Hall, violation
OF Internal revenus laws; jury, verdict
guilty, 500 fine, imp isonment suspended
and r. cosnized in the sum Of $500 TO S c.
ond day of next term.
United st stes VI. Samuel Davis, plea
not guilty; fined 500 and imprisoned
thirty days.
United States vs.. Chatty Meadows, pea
guilty; fined 500 and Thirty days impris-
onment.
Units States VI James B.. Ellison,
felony; plea gui ty, fined 5000 and costs
aud recognized to saond day Of next
term.
United States Va. George Keaseiy; jury,
v. rdict guilty; fine 1 500 and costs and I'M
pTisonment suspended, aud recognized to
the secord day Of next tenn fer further
judgment.
United States vs. Fleming GcOl-four
casss consolidated; JUICY, verdict guilty
fined $10O, vito thuty dsys' imprisOn
meut.
United States vs. Worthington JlcGs;n;
jury, verdict guilty; fined 500 and i'm
prisonment suspended.
United States W. JEFF Radmln; jury.
verdict guilty; fnsd 500, and recognized
to the second day of next term for further
Judgment.
United S ates VS. Clay Akers; jury, YER
dict gUilty; fiaed 500, with thirty days
imprisonment.
Uait-d Stats w. Sam Withrow; guilty;
foed S1CO snd costs, and recognized 10 the
snm OF $500 t. be of good behavior toward
I'll C t z9us OF the United Stat ss for twelve
moths.
United States VS.. RoAt. L'utermilk;
gull V, fined 500, and recognized 20 keep
the peace for one yeer.
Uuited States vs. Ward Ksrnes; guilty;
6ued 500 and costs, Imprisonment sus.
p4ndsd.
United Stats vs.. Jim Jones; verdict,
guilty and fined 800 and Imprisoned
thirty Gays.
United States vs.. Jack JOue'; verdict,
not guilty.
Unittd States vs.. John JONES; guilty,
500 foe and thirty days imprisonment.
In tie cases of William Sneed, Dudley
Anderson, Claud Hall, Albert Manu, Sam
uel Ruil,dga, Robert Suyder, Boss
Ttomns. Petsr Hodge. and Barley Payne,
tina y, r5ict WAS not guilty, =
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kind of outdoor exercises makes the study
much more interesting N the class.
William B. Branderst, of New Albany,
Md, is in the city among friends
Peter Krebs, of LouisT lie, Ky, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Friday nights frost made pedestrian ism
much more comfortable in those parts OF
10 wn not paved.
Miss Carrie Wood. Of this city. is the
guest ofthe familybf Rev. E. T. Walker.
formerly of this city, hut now Of Evans.
vile, Ind.
Peter Bright, of Pittsburg, wa in the
city yesterday on business.
Charles Hennessy, Of Dover, of Ohio, is
the guest of friends in the Tnird ward.
The Republicans are not all dore jubi-
lating yet.
Oar people seem to feel as much inter
est in the political contest in West Virgil
MIA as even tie portizans Of that State can
feel.
Fine plush wraps at lowest prices.
Julius jacobs.
Next week Messrs. Paige and Carey, the
contractors for the stcnework Of the Union
Bridge, will commence receiving stone
from the q~usries Of the Tippecanoe Stone
Company. They will be stored in the va
can't lot of August Rothermuud, in the
the lower part of town, to 60 through tie
sc ,sopiog process. A switch will be built
from the c, L. & W. R. R., snd an over
head tramwsy will carry the stone acroes
First street to the lot. AS soon as the firt
consignment of store becomes seasoned
the work Of cutting them 70. the work will
commence.
Mr.. Joseph T. Burt aud Miss Ida Bslle-
vile were married Tuesday, November
10, 1883, at the residence Of Rev. Winters,
Martins Ferry, o.
On Tuesday evening Rose Isle will
commence an engagement Of five nights
and two na'inees at lafayette Opera
House. Miss Isle will give q change Of
programme esch evening, beginning with
"a Sea of Ice"
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. W. B. Petit, Of Littletoo, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Grub left for the ESst yes
terday on q business trip.
W. T. Graham and wife, of Bridgeport,
have returned from q weeks visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. Joseph Chelwynd and children, Of
East Liverpool, are visiting relatives on
La Belle street.
Msssrs. George Hervey and Jim Ewing
took in q concert at the S~teubenville Fee
male Seminary on Friday evening.
Mss Mry BankaId viii sing a s2l, at
the praise service 10 be held at the First
Presbyterian Church this evening.
Misses Emma Clark, Birdie Robinson
and Sister Carroll, and interesting trio CT
S.. Clairsyille ladies, were visiting in the
C ty On Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. o. Howell, of Bridgeport, is in
P.tsbargh; T. W. Shippers and @. W
Houser are in SteubenVills; and George
Miller in Cleveland, o.
Miss KIts Zsrn, who has been visiting
Der cousin, Miss Lizzie Csrenbauer, Of
Eighteenth street, for the past six weeks,
returned to Ter home.at Pittsburg, y~ester-
day.
Mr.. D. F. Mcdonald, local sgsnt Of the
Wyardott AID NorthBe Stern has beeo ap
pointed contracting agent Of the NJ ssouri,
Kansas aud Texas railway with headquar-
ters in this City.-Kansas city Times.
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lei

DEwGRE-on Wednesday November II, 1Sss,
At ll:57 O'Clock p. M, EpwAFD DENGRE, n his
i,St year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Twen
ty-second street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
Friends OF the family are invited to attend. In
terment at Peninsula cemetery.
GAUS-OD Monday morning November II,
1883. at 400 O'Clock, MINNIE FRANCIS GAUs, niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. GauA aged six years, / months
and - days.
H~OLLAND-Ou Friday, November 9, 1885, at s
O'Clock D.. NJ, Mrs. KATR HoLLASD, wife OF vii.
liam Holland, at Demmler, Pa, aged q years.
McCLELLAN-Monday. November II, 1855, at
$50 a. IN, ROBERT W. MCCLELLAN, in the IS year
OF bis age.
MURPHY-Wednesday morning, November
IL, 1883. at 100 O'Clock, ALBERT 0rTo MURPHY.
Oldest son of Wesley and Jennie Murphy, aged
I years IL months and 3days.
STUART-wednesdsy, November 18th, lSSS, OF
l2.3 O'Clock a. M, Miss REBECCA STUART
CLINTON-wednesday, November Il, 1858, at
40 O'Clock p m, WILLIAM p. CLINTON, aged 70
vparS
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DoinSs OF Boats and Boatmen Along the
Ohio.

DoinSs OF Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.
The Scotia Is due up at : q. m.
The Andes will be next Tuesdays Gin
cinnati packet, leaving at 3 p. 10.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated Il feet and rising so Wy,
TIE Lizzie Bay left last evening at 10
o'clock for Cincinnati, with q good tip.
Ths Bachelor left fDr Pittsburg at 5
o'clock, and tle Courier for Parkersburg
at noon.
The m,rks from above yesterday were:
Morgant1wn, 10 feet 6 inches and fallingi
clear. Rics's Landing, - feet E inches
and falling; clear. Brownsville, ii ftes 5
inches and IA ling; clear. Lock No. 4, Ii
feet and falling; clear. Greensboro, Pa
Is feet 10 iuches and rising; clear. Oil
City. 3 feet and stationary; cloudy, with
light snow. Parker, 4 est ard stationary
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overwhelmingly defeated, they are max
ing preparations to prccsed with tier
work next spring, and I look for quite a
rush. My opinion is that there will be a
number of business houses built next sea-
son, and I understand MI. Henry Schmul-
bach intends making extensive improve
ments on his Grand Opera House property
and the lot adjoining it."
One of the most extensive buildings
erected the past year is located on EFF
street, below Twentieth street. 1t is laid
eff into fats, and was built by that enter
prising citizen Mr.. FIJI. LANCE, who, it ia
understood, will make other extensive i'm
provements to his property next year.
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ARMSTRONG-ENLEY-At the residence OF
the pastor, on Friday evening. November 10th,
ISIS, by Rev. C. B. Graham, Mr.. WV. J. ARM
STRONG TO Miss ELLEN ENLEY. Both Of this city
BURT-BtLLEVILLE-At Martins Ferrr,
Ohio, Tuesday. November lS, ISIS. by Rev. Mr.
Winters, Mr.. JOSEPH BURT and Miss IDA BELLE
NTTTR
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CLEVELAND & PTTTsB JRG r. 2

Urder schedule IN eject Eo.r. 18th, iss, trains
For Pittsburgh, Chicago ? nc Cleveland. SO .
u. For Pittsburgh, 1872. q For Chicago and
Cleveland liz ?. m For Pittsburgh snd New
York, S:2l J. N PtG stsubsnyille, sS3 a N
bridgeport At 7I4a N, iOls 4 n. I'm ,. u
AS p II, 1 5IL. n, and 80 Pm
A. WALLIHG, Ticket Agent
nos Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Railroads..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO 4. &.

Departure OF Trains from wheeling, Eastern
time. Schedule in effect y svember 18th, 1883.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, TO-"
q. m, $40 p. m. and $40 p. m. daily, and Lib p.
m. daily except Saturday.
Fxpress for Cincinnati and 81. Louis. 10:S a.
m. daily, and Ills p. m. daily exoep. Saturday.
Co umbus accommodation st5 T. IN. daily.
For Columbus, 1923 g. N. daily, And lib p.
N. daily except saturday, and 30 p. m. daily ex-
Express for Washington, D. c., Baltimore
Philadelphia and New YORK, via. Grafton, s65
m. and $40 p. m. daily.
For Pituburg and washington, Pa, $50 NJ
e eslsy; ss Sunday. Al: Additional i ION dA way train i for r. wss6;
ington, Pa, $50 p. m. daily except Sunday:
Pitts6urg, Baltimore and Philadelphia 6.32p
For Ioundsvile, a. m, $40 a. m, l26o noop
and $40 p. m, daily except Sunday.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 a. m, daily except SUI :
For st. Clairsville, SIS q. m, 40 p. m. and
$40 p. m daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive rom Chicago. $50 and
$50 a m, and $40 p. m daily, and Ass g. m.
daily except Monday.
cinna;i, AS q. m. and go p. 10, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Washington, d. C., via: Grafton, nA
a. N. and 10:45 p. m. daily, via Piteocrs lO:ls
Trains arrive nom Columbus, As g. N. anr
$40 p. m. daily, and lO:S g. m daily except SUE
day.
Trains arrive from PitHburg, 1918 q. N aid b
and I245 o. m, except Sundays, and SIS p. N
and lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, sOO An
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsvflie, 9l5 q N. and lso p. N
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, LIN q N. daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, 90 p. m
Prom 81 CiaiIsvhie, losSS and l:sS and 55op
m. daily except SUNDAY.
For Columbus and Cincinnati. 2i5 a. N. H1n
BaegsRe called for and checked at ho'As and
residence on orders let at Ticket 0fhns, t0
Make! street, and at Depot
CHAs. o. eETLL,
General PGBser ger Agent.
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BE SLIPPED IN.
For the First Time In 81 Years q Democrat
Secures q State ONCE In Iowa.

Secures q State ONCE In Iowa.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, November H.
The official returns received by the Se:re-
tary Of State to-day settle the closest cleo
ton contest in the history of Iowa Ont
of a total vote of over 100, 900. Peter A
D.y, Democrat, he's about SEQ msjoTisy
over John Mahin, Republican candidate
TO: Railroad Commiss,ol tr. The 9th T
Republican candidates, Smith and Camp
bsll, have large msjoritiss. 1t is 81 years
sincs a Democrat has been elected to any
State office in Iowa.
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II T. FUNERAL NOTICE.

wHEELI.G, W. Va, Nov. l., ISIS.
The members OF Wheeling C~omusndery No. I,
Knights Temp ar. Sre hereby summoned To
meet in their Asylum, on SUNDAY, November is,
a, / O'Clock p m. sharp, TO attend the funeral OF
our deceased : T kUight Edward Dewire. Menu
berS az Cyrepe ~COmmaudc-y No. :, aud all visit
ing sir Knights are e~slne.ily reQu sled ~ tttEn
JOHN W. NORRIS, E
J. l.. BECK, Recorder. nol1r
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Grarelfrs' 6uids.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExfLANATIoN OF RHYEREEcB MARKS: 'Dally'
fslndsy eTcepted. monday excepted ssur-
day only. saturday excepted.-76 Meridisr.
November Is, 1885. Wheeling time, which is ius'
one hour aRrliar than Central Time:
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HANKSGIVIN

You can depend upon us for your Thanksgiy-
ing supplies. We have ga iy and variety
enough for everyone. New cluster Raisins.
Deluwus' Layer Figs French Chrys'aliE:d Fruits,
Lemon and Orange Peel. French Prunes. Miuce
Meat. and Plum Padding. Call at once and
leave your orders 10 avoid the rush
F.
noylS 1905 Market Street
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Mr.. VIM. J. Armstrong and MisJ Ellen
Exlsy were married on Friday evening by
Rev. G. B Graham, pastor of Zane Street.
NJ. E. Church, at his residence. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

The marriage of Mr.. o. Russell Wood,
Of Martins Ferry, and Miss Cora L. Kid
der, of Terre Haute, lad will take place
on Wednesday at the home of the bride.
Mr.. Wood left yesterday for Terre Hsute,
and the b,st wishes OF his many friends 60
with him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
MARRIED.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Relieves Mental and Physical Exhaustion
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
RANDOM NOTES.

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81 ~ Wheeling Society
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

The bridal party left the same evening on
a bridal tour Of the West, including Clsve-
land.