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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20
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In Masonic hall, at this place, on Thurs
day evening, Nov. II, 1sss. by Rev. F.
W. Crook, Julius z. Iautz snd Miss An
na Suhlsen.
Jas. Davis acted as groomsman and
Miss Lena Suhlsen as bridesmaid The
hall was literally filed with friends of the
bride and groom The bridal party
marched in at 8 O'Clock to the strains Of a
wedding march executed on the organ by
Miss Julia Foster.
Both the groom and bride grew from
childhood to manhood and womsnhood
in this place. The groom is the junior
member of the firm of Davis x MSuiz,
blacksmiths. The young couple have
many friends throughout the county who
wish them long life of prosperity and
matrimonial bliss.
The Bride was dressed in white alba
tross, trimmed in white yalenciennes lace
and swan down. Ornaments-orange
blossoms. The Bridesmaids dress was of
blue nunsveiling, with Egyptian lace drs-
peries Ornamenis-apple blossoms.
LIST OF PRESENTS
One set Turcoman window curtains
Miss Lena Suhlsen.
One-half dozen silver teaspoons-Hen-
~ Suhlsen.
One-half dozen silver forks-Louis Suhl
sen.
Silver castor, Mr. and Mrs Wm- Mautz
Silver butter dish, Misses Mary and Ma
tilda hautz-
Silver butter knife, Willie MautZ.
Silver pickle castor, JAS Davis.
Plush photo album, Mr.. and Mrs c
Marcus.
Hand-painted stand lamp. Jacob Phil
ips.
One satin, hand painted photo ssehet
Mrs. Sigmond Falk-
One glass table set Mr.. and Mrs. Nelss
White.
One card receiver, Ralph Calderwood.
White bedspread, Mr. and Mrs c. c
Havird.
Silver butter knife, Adam Kalz.
Smyrna rug, Mrs. A. Crawford.
One set Tides, Sandy Crawford.
Glass water set Thos. Crotton-
Cut glass fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Kennaly.
Individual set, Mr. snd Mrs. Isido
Smith.
Handsome chamber SET Alphs CANA:
Msjolica bread plate, Mary kennsly.
Pickle dish, Maggie Kennaly.
Ornamental basket, Miss Ids Foster.
one-half doz. table spoons, Mr.. and Mr.
Chas. Mann.
One-hslf doE teaspoons, Dune Fergs
son.
Hand-painted individual set Len an
Louie Slime.
Japanese fan and two silk handke
chiefs, Man Chung.
: Japanese cream pitcher, Mrs, Di San
japanese fan, Look Zee.
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were ever able to contend with the
water and successfully prospect the
nine. A company with capital to
go ahead and overcome obstacles in
the way Of working, would without a
doubt place this once famous mine
on its old paying foundation. If Mr..
buzzIni can succeed in inducing cap
itallsts to send up a competent ex-
pert to examine these properties, he
will be all right, for the sales will be
made. The mines, with the sizes Of
the veins and good grades of ore, will
talk for themselves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

THE term of District Court for this
county was fixed sometime ago for
the 26th of this month-postponed TO
that time from the date first fixed
upon. Chief Justice Weir, who was
to hold the term, has gone East He
NAV return and he may not lsldor
Smith wrote to Hayes, the Clerk OF
the Court, last Sunday, to find out
if court would convene on the day
set. He expected a reply yesterday
but did not receive it.
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THE "Chinese Masonsn met at th

THE "Chinese Masonsn met at this
place last week, and marched num-
ber of celestials through the solemn
mysteries of that ancient order at SIS
Der head. The Chinese claim that
their order is ''alle same MEXICAN
mans Masons," but little higher
grade-more ancient, grand and mys-
tlcal, and richer in the lore and mag
nificent teachings of antiquity. Judg-
ing from the ceaseless jabbering kept
I'D for twenty-four hours, they must
be accorded the palm for the most
eopious flow of ceremonial language
of an initlatory nature. The impres-
sion made on the weary candidates
cannot fail to be deep and lasting
A march of twenty-four hours through
changing scenes of archaeological
mysteries is something not soon to be
forgotten. The meeting was big
affair. Chinese being in attendance
from all parts of the Basin. A Chi
naman who was interviewed in regard
to the nature of the order gave a
much information as he could with
out giving away the sacred secrets
He said: Him allie same Melicai
Mason. Him better. China MasoI
more like bludder. One Chinamal
he Mason, 'nudder Chinaman Masol
too, he no qnarrel; he no hghtee hln'
Suppose he hghtee Chinaman no Ma
son, all Mason helpee him-and ma
no Mason, all Mason hckee him Ink
hell Two Cinnamon, if he no Ma
sous. heap 6ghtee, all light. Maso
no lush in and say 'whaSser matte
} uow.' He letee him fight ale sam
Melican man. No matter. Mellea
. Mason no allie same bludder like Ch
ma Mason. Mclean Mason hghte
,nudder Mason-alle same--no ma
ter. He no all same hkee men g(
, one mudder. You heap savey now:
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The vote of this county two years
ago was 102. This year it was $50.
Two years ago the full vote was
brought out. This year it was not
on account of snow storm on cleo
ton day. The population of Lsng
valley, or great portion of 1t, IS a
long distance from the polling place.
About forty voters, Mr.. Beal, of
Squaw creek, informs US, started to
the polls, a distance of seventeen
miles, and turned back on account
of the storm. These forty votes
would have been solid, he says, for
Havird, and nearly every one would
have voted the entire Republican
ticket. 1t is safe to place the voting
population of this county now at 900,
against 102 two years ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

GEORGE WISE and George Cooke,
of Deadwood Basin, were in town the
latter part of last week. Only three
three men, they say, will winter in
Deadwood-Bud Begelow, Harry
Behr and Wm. Rhodes. Wise and
Cooke will stop In Garden valley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

SEVENTEEN hundred votes were
cast in Ada county at the last eiec-
ton, says the Democrat, showing a
gain of nearly two hundred over the
vote of two years ago. This means
an increase of about one thousand IN
nnnulation.
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n
noNrGoMERY lost his saddle
'0out two weeks ago, one dark
on the Banner road, a few
nom this place. Monte dis
l'sa TO round up band of cattle
sO' scattered in a brush thicket,
' morse took fright and bade
sO0a'oye. He has been hunt.
~. 'ns animal nearly every day
wv couldn't find any trace Of
4u nnaily advertised, offering
., ~ 'ne equine. John Scanlor
o'raus found him a few day:
,,s staalng around a short distanc.
''us, a'a side of the More Creek sum,
ID s''a a., saddle still on, but he hae
,oo.. u the bride. Monte had ar
H.. papers, and other valuable.
|lst, 'v'se' ~ which we're all just a.
Ia them when the animal wa,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

y. WARNER, Auditor and Re-
elect of this county, left yes
for Nevada County, California,
it relatives and friends, and will
)ne about a month.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

ERIFF HAvIRD returned yester-
rom Blackfoot, where he took an
= man. He had a talk with
Pls' who said that his majority in
Territory, giving Hawley the
bon vote, would reach 1900 or
The exact figures will not be
70 until the official count is made.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

S hundred and thirty China
are placer mining on More creek,
the mouth of Grimes creek,
aiSo quite a number on Grimes
The ground is owned by
.ne Chinese companies work
~ snares. This Celestial settle
Aas a big store, and another alb.
necessity of Chinese camp
u'onng house which is run in
sctlon with the store.
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: cold days are coming, but it
e a very cold day when Myer &
can't undersell all competitors.
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YOU will have something to be
thankful for if you get one OF Myer
4 Smiths overcoats before Thanks
giving.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

IS LENA SUHLsEN returned to
City yesterday. accompanied
Fisses Lizzie Magee and Emma
who have gone down to visit
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! official count of the vote of
bunty was made by the County
Iissioners last Friday.
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Miss ELSIE 'MoBRipE, of Garden
valley, has been visiting friends o'
this place the past few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

Mrs. c. MARCUS, who has been very
sick for several days, was better yes
terday.
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kL AND TERRITORIAL.

! finest and largest assortment
b candies at Myer & Smiths.
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rs are not always what they're
I'D up to be, but you'll find some
ones at Myer & Smiths.
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Wg'LL make things warm for you
il YOU buy your winter goods at Mye'
L Smiths.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

RfErs, all wool and a yard wide,
vest prices, at Myer & Smiths.
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BUFFALO hams and breakfast oa-
cou. the finest in the market, at MY
er & Smiths.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

|Lr standard grade groceries at
L Smiths.
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buAs PETERSON, of Star Ranch,
pleasant call on the WORLD
day.
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Snow Exciuders, Monitors, and al!
other kinds of overshoes, at greatly
reduced prices at Myer & Smiths.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

WERE barbering goods at Myer &
Smiths. That is, we cut prices close,
and shave our profits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

It is only question of time: the sooner.
you make yourself acquainted with our
goods, the sooner you will act for your best
interests.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
DIED.

BAYLESS-On Thursday November p, 1855 az
1920 u m, THoass BAYlEss, ia the SOD year
bis age.
Funeral from his Ia residence, rs Thirty.
fist street, Sunday afternoon, December 2, at lJo
O'Clock. Interment at Greenw, cd Cemetery.
Friends OF the family are invited 10 attend.
GIFFIN-On wednes lay, November 2s 1855, at
9:l5 O'Clock p. m, CHARLES A. GIEFIN, aged IS
years and II days.
Funeral services on Sunday December ?, 1883
at 80 o'clock p IN, at the residence Of his IA.
ther, George Giftin, Kifkwood Ohio
sCARBOR 0UGH-Atl II o'clock a M, Va.rr.
day, December l, 1883, HERBERT s son Of John
ard Mary Scarborough, aged 10 years, months
and 3 days.
Funeral from the residence of the parents, No
1924 EofT street, on Monday, December Cd, at 3
o'clock p. m.
McKEE-On Monday, November &c. 1855, at
o'clock a IN FILA holiday MCKEE, wife OF
d. J. Mckee, in her SGT year.
DILLON-At the resiience OF her husband, OH
Sunday morning. November .. 1883, at 1880
N MARGARET ELLEN. wife Of James ". Dillon,
sgsd - years,
GLASS-On Thursday, November 20. 1888 at
SHOP. m att residence OF her husband, 1872
Market street, LAURA r., vie Of John 7. Glass
aged 50 years
GRIMEs-On Thursday, November %, 1888, at
O'Clock a. m, ID. II. GRIMES, sged Is years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
APLEAsANr ENTERTAINMENT

Given by the Junior Glass at the Gymus-
SUM, Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon quit, large rum.
Der of ladies and gentlemen and childre n
assemble I'd in the Wheeling Athletic Clubs
gymnasium, ct the corner Of Market and
Fourteenth streets, in response to sn invi-
tation sent out by the members to witness
a performance of the JUNO: c ass. There
were s,me twenty OF twenty five boys in
the class, whose ages rage from twelve
years dowa to seven or eight. Ths it'll,
fellows were eager TO show their powers
and muscle, ard the remarked bly, skillful
manner in which they went through s
performance on the horizontal bsr, toe
parallel bars and tie vau,iug hore
was very interesting AID each one WIS gen.
eIously spplauded. Toe class is under
the instruction of Pfof jacob LOIS, and
he deserves great praise for the manner in
which the boys acquitted themselves, as
they have only been as work short time.
Pref Loos and DR.. D. B. Ross gave an ex
hibition. after which the performance
closed with a game by the bo:s.
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bell visited the works and slaughtered
matters OUT"
Eight window glass workers who came
hers from New Jersey to work nave re-
turned home
Miss Lizzie Ault returns to college at
Stsubauville tomorrow.
@. H. Strahl, who has been working in,
the B. & o. freight effioe in Wheeling, has
returned TO hi, old position in this city.
Several mou'ders CT tie Ohio VALLEY
Foundry, who went TO Petersburg 10
work, ere sgsin thrown cut of jobs by the
burning If the found Try at that place.
A horse attached to d ilS wag n ran eff
yesterday and banged things around pro-
miscuously.
Quarterly meeting in the A. n. E.
church to-day.
The Ministers Aid S,ci:ty Of the South
Bellaire n. E church will give supper
in J. E SterIitt's residence on Friday
evening.
Communion services in the Episcopsl
church this morning.
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all in various amusements. Refreshments
were served at O seasonable hour, and
when the party retired they left wishes
with their hostess for many happy returns
Of the day.
On Thursday evening Mis- Emma Ear
niiz was hostess to party OF friends at her
home on South Eoff street, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth. Q1ite
number Of guests were present and the
evening wss passed e2joysbly in dancing
and other am ssementI and at midnight
refreshments Of a most spp:tiziug nature
were served, to which ample justice was
done. Mrs Z1rni'z was the recipient OF
mary god wishes.
A pleasant little bowling party went out
to Wheeling Park last evening and spent
several hours very pleasantly in the fss;i-
mating amusement. DR.. aud Mrs. A. f.
Hus:ed chspsroned the party.
Mr.. AMI Mts. A. J. McGsrrell entertain
ed pumb.r os friends at their residence
on Chsplins street, Thanksgiving evening,
in honor CT the anniversary OF their MIR
riage. Dancirg snd cards occupied the at
ten ion OF al until midnight. when al ap-
ret'ziog suple- was served; and when the
guests departed it was with wishts that
their host and hostsss might experience
many more such occasions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
A SNAP
The Big Lot of Taxable Property Un-
earthed at wellsburg.

The Big Lot of Taxable Property Un-
earthed at wellsburg.
The Wellsburg Local CT current data has
a very interesting account of the underval-
uation OF property owned by Wellsburg
peop'e, unearthed by Jsmes S. Bowmsn,
the efficient and expert tax hunter Of JEFF
ferson county. There is a provision in
the laws of West Virginia to the effect that
any person furnishing proof positive OF
property ros listed ftr taxation shall be
paid five PER cent upon whatever sums are
thus urearthed, the amount to come from
the property which has been underYalued.
During NJ. Bowman's Investigations In
Jefferson and contiguous COUNTIES, he came
across a large number of mortgages re-
corded in favor of wealthy Wellsburg par
tea. He took list of these mortgages
and went to Wel'sburg to find the returns
made for taxation. A discrepancy was
found to exist, and Mr. Bowman furnished
the Assessor with list of the mortgages
on record in the various counties In the
eastern part of Ohio FIR the years from
1883 to 1857, inclusive, and the differ
ence, after allowing an average OF 10
per cent. to have been paid upon the
mortgages, was charged up to them for
taxation. The total amount of this DIS
crepancy was S552, 900, tie taxes on which
will be in the neighbHhoOd Of ST., 600.
NJ. Bowman's fees at FIVE per cent, the
s.stuatory allowance, would have amount
ed to S27, 800, but at conference held in
a Sseubenville law office last summer q
compromise was effected by giving him a
check for 81 900. This is said to be the
first case of the kind on record in Brooke
county; although, says the Local, there
can be no doubt that there are others who
have more property than the Assessors
returns show.
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MARRIED..

BARCL tY-VEITH- November 2S,h, 1855
by Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, Mr.. ENoCH T. BARCLAY
of Plttsbu:g Pa, and Mis- LIZZIE X. VEITH, Of
this city.
MCTOWN-McKE Thursday, No
vember %, lSSS, al the Bishops parlorS. nv Mon
siguo- Sullivan, Mr.. CHARLES L. MCKowS and
Miss Rose MCKERSAE; all OF this city.
PARSHALL-LETGHTO Novem
Der 90, IsSS, u: the residence OF the BRIDES par
eLts, by Rev. l. W. Ba r, psstor OF Third Pres
byterian church, Mr.. RASDoI Pm PARsHALL, O
Washington, Pa, and Miss MARGARET LEIGHTON
of Wheeling W Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

TIE December Century has just been re-
ceived by Stanton & Davenport This
number contains many intestiDg produc-
tions, among them: "Old Italian Mae.
ters, - Life on the Great Siberian Road, "
1.-The Reorganization of the British En-
pre- From Sinai to Sbechem," Lon.
don" "a White Umbrella in Mexico, "
''The Rise and Fall of The Irish Aigle, "
additional chapters of 1.-THE Romance Of
Dollard," and THE History Of Lincoln.
Many Of them are nicely illustrated, and
in ali form q very attractive number.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
,,,,pssgISG CHAT AND COMMENT.

.,. maid, she had little song
Ar.a'o9's n. .,os the pretty verses everywhere
,.u,.true, who had loved maiden nader
p'st, snS asa died when she refused him.
iade.P'ir' -
"a. her tone, 50 sorry sweet her
Pta' . s sa she moved to love her h'AfsF as
she sang
.,o little msid, with her winning
But as. ~ grace. son! away her every lover
with Pang' ,,
. .ssr s SoS ~ss ss when S5o The let i Ss'
tasnHul lover die
..,.ome maiden sighed, as she said
Insn ne .. ,.riy tongue Please, sir the c;uel
LILLE Ia w. H. SMILEY.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

Doings Of Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.
THE marks on the landing last evening
Indicated feet 6 inches and stationary.
The Sherley left a. 8 ?. m. The Scotia
passed down at 6 a m, the Bachelor up
for Pittsburgh at 8 q. m, and tie Courier
10: Parkersburg at neon.
The Ben Hur is due up this morning,
and the S'ockdale tonight.
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Grartltrs' Gnidf.

A RRIyAL AND DKPARTuRE OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATIONS OF RHyxnrNcshL MRS 'D,ly'
day only saturday eIcepted.-7a Meridian.
November IL, 1855 Wheeling time. which " inst
one hour earlier tian Central Time:
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FOR SALE.
ENERAL NOTICE.

TO ths Members Of LaBe is Lad,S, No. ?, 4. o Z, w.:
You are hereby notified to meet at our Hall,
corner of Jacob and Thirty. sixth streets, Sunday
afternoon, December . 81 O'Clock sharp. 10 At
tend the funeral OF Brother Thomas X. BayieS,
sister lodges are resp StfGlly invited TO attend.
A. ]. sCHyLTZE. WM C. DiCKMAN.
heoorder. Mas.er workman.
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B.. &C. AAILROAD

B., Z. 4 O. 2A1LROAD
Bsllsire and Zanes7:ilsthroxgh panengsstrsin
leayes Bellsifs ct 30 q m, sy7!yox q bssiatu
WoodSnsld passenger trsin leaves BeiiaiIs
500 o. n, arrives ct Beilaire u e13 o ..
gupamerfeld Accommodation leaves beil1!;
100 n, arrives st Beilairs at 1isc6 O. n
All trains daily eIcep. SUNDAY. Csatrsl ean7
Ard Time from BellAiro
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DOR SALE--FARM.

comfy, near DER PARK, MARYLAND. Close TO
main line OF b. 81 q. K. r, near schools,
churches, &c Good house new barn, granary,
&c, well watertd. Viii sell part o. whole. Easy
terms Worth three times what We ASK.
JAS. A. MAGILL,
6s North Main ST., Washiu Eton. Pa.
nosiW sat suna Real Estate Agent.
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TEA: TE: II:

II You want Good Tea you can always get Il,
no matter bow The word Is spelt, and there ts no
better tea IN themarket than GU; mike tea. We
guarantee
Puri.tea, QuNIi.tea, Quantities..
This makes a tea fit Zoe any American citizen.
when you want any Of this kind call on
de2 F. HANAUER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
RANDOM NOTES.
I'll. About New Fads in Brides
] D''' Costumes.
,,,csIpTIOH OF HER WEDDING

:, Wheeling Social Circles the Past
N1S' Ten Days.
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= OF P. FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members of Ohio City Lo,ge No. 81, K OF p,
are requested 10 meet at taeir Castle Hall, at
1880 oclock p. m, to-day. TO attend the funeral
of Brother Charles A. eiffn, Of Belmont LODE
No. 1oe Of Bridgeport.
d.2Q A.w. HAERIs, @. c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. John SEQ t, at his home on the Island,
Wednesday evening About ten couples
of his friends were present, and most
enjoyable evening wss pissed, dancing,
various games and music combining 10
make the time fly only too swiftly by. At
enc o'clcsk refreshments were served, and
it was two o'clock before the merry party
departed with many kind wishes for Il cir
hest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

Miss Carrie Lohse entertained number
of friends very handsomely at her home,
on South Main street, last evening, IN
honor of the anniversary Of her birth.
Quite q number of friends were present,
and . most enjoyable evening was spent 6y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

crf as' Sadie Mead entertained number
IA H' o 10 very pleasant manner Fri
NJ, r y at the residence of Mr.. and
wi L j. II 'arn' at LeatherwoOd. About
sb ,,,e couples went cut from the city in
na, anu returned in the same manner.
in NV aad novel feature was introduced,
S,S ~ sospa Of a ghost walk" The
aS rs are turned very low, some one tails
than .r'U gh3st story, the ghost appears,
turnsJ woody gets scared, the lights are
Er b,i,p ana al make sport of each other
WIS. g 80 badly frightened at nothing.
satsrt. ana euehre assisted in the evenings
hpIv L - and the young folks GER
HSo 3 delightful time. At mid
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Hem advertisements.

VTTANTED SUITE OF THREE FUR.
tn a phys,cian's Office; with or without beard.
Address "PHYSICAS," Gaze RHGfsrEa once.
de2q
TNOK SALE--AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN
" -Four Tracts Of Timber Land, in PocAhonias
county, on the head waters ofthc west branch OF
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02

It will only be few weeks until the
holidays are with us, and would it net be
well 70 commence thinking about the sea-
slu's amustmonts? A New Years Ger
mau at The Wheeling Club would, l am
sure, be appreciated aud would doubtless
ba great success. Here is a new idea that
comes frOm Omaha: After h)wer favors for
the OPeaiug fgure, each dancing couple as
they ei out, ware presented with buuch
q SIX ubsols bearing their names in gold
letters, and these we've used as favors. The
result was that the popular dancers were
literally covered with ribbons at the close
Of the evening.