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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
SIX FLOORS.
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Jos. Hsrri, formerly Of this place,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. X T. Howell and wife are attend.
ing thu Cincinnati Expoeito,.
Mrs. d. E. Howell has returned from q
visit with Ter daughter, Of Beaver, Pc.
Mr.. Doratha Heinlein las returntd
from quite an extended visit In Columbus
Mrs G. O. English, Of Kansas City, is
the guest Of Ter mother, Mrs. John Tall.
man.
Mrs. Cbas. Carpenter, OF Cambridge. O.,
is the gue't Of her parert,, Mr.. and hn.
Jas. Van P,lt.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson hes retuIne ] from
Q lengthy and pleasant visit with friends
in tho country.
Mr.. David Crawford returned yestsr.
day from visit with DR.. Martin and fam.
lily, near Cincinnati, o.
John Gifin returned from Holloway. o.,
on Wednesday, bringing with bin forty
zine fqpirels, having killed them In
two days hunt.
An oyster supper and festival for the
benefit of the Y. N. O. A. and Good Tenn.
plars Of Bddgeio:t, will b, given In the
Y. N. G. A. rooms, this svst ing.
At meeting Of Council on Wednts lay
evening last the follow resolution va
adopted:
WHEREAS, Quite . large numb1 oil
prominent cit zens Of the village Of Bridge.
port, Ohio, urged and insisted upon Coun.
c,l to pss an ordinance regulating The
price OF natural gas 10 said Vi l4gs, ard
WHEREAS, Tie said Council did on The
25.h day of September, 1888, paa such IN
ordinance and had the same prin.ei and
posted according to law and, where's the
most of the citizens along the line referred
t., together with other citizens, Consumers
Of natural gss. pstitioned Council 10 repeal
said ordinance, therefore, b IL resolved,
that said ordinance be, aad the Same 10,
hereby repealed.
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Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
]. W. Tyl.r i, located at the Hotel
Windsor.
T. X. Ray, of Pittsburg, is autographed
at the Stamm.
Chss ". Troll, Of 81. Clnirsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Two fssh;ocabls weddings are booked
for the ear future.
James McKeoney, a popular Philadel-
phian, is o. the Mcclure.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, of Rondolph county,
is located at the Stsmm.
Hon. W. II. Irwin has returned from an
sx'e1ded trip into the interior
Rob Richardson, of Cleveland, is home
on visit to his parents in this city.
Joseph Slender, of New Martinsville,
took dinner yesterday at the Mcclure
CAPTAIN Robert McEldowny, Of New
Martinsville, was in the city e ,terdsy.
Miss Carrie Brues, o. the Garden Spot,
has returned from a pleasant visit to 81.
Louis.
Miss Gertrude Collum, of Philadelphia,
is conyalescing fron severe attack of i'll
ness.
H. @. Love, W. D. Bishop, G. T. Hsmil-
ton, d, K. Knight, Of Grafton, are at the
Stsmn.
Mr.. Ed. Warren, Of Ottows, Ksnsas, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mr. gy.e Flood, of
the East End.
Mr.. Harry Simmiotte, of Pittsburg, is o
guest at the residence of II. E. Petermaa,
on the Garden Spot.
George Heard, the gentlemanly super
interdsnt of the West Virginia Natural
Gas Con my, is at the McLuIe.
Senator John E. Kenra, Judge A. B.
Fleming and Col. John r. Fellows will
leave this morning for Parkers burg.
DR.. len n Refer, genial gentleman
and q graduate of the veterinary depart
ment Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
has located permanently in this city.
Oscar L. Townsend, President Of tie c.,
L. & W. railroad, in company with Judge
]. c. Sharpe, q prominent New York bar
ris'ec, dined at the Hotel Windsor yester-
day.
Mr.. G. B. Hart, editor of the Iateli-
gsaeerr was taken suddenly i'll Wednesday
afternoon, and had to BE- conveyed to his
residercs in carriage. His attending
physician says the case is one of nervous
proetrstion, and that il will be some days
before he will be able to attend to his
duEeL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
THAT GREAT MEETING.

Democrats Rejoicing Over the Magnificent
Oratory OF Col. Fellows.
The splendid speech made by Col. Eel
lows, at the Capitol rink, Wednesday
evening, was the universal subject OF re.
mark, all over the city, yesterday. Dem
ocrats were everywhere talking of the
magnificent oratoIical effort Of the distin-
guished Metropolitan lawyer, and could
not e,train their admiration for his clear
and convincing arguments, his clear-cut
pre- eatat' on of the grea. pending political
questions, end his powerful portrayal Of
the unjust operations Of the present high
tariff system, upon all classes of American
citizsns. Many Republicans even were
force ], by sheer admiration of the :ator aud
by keen appi ecistion of his many aud tell
ing points, to admit that they hsd re-
csived q staggering blow at time when
their lines were already wavsrinp; while
others showed their resliz alton Of the effect
of Col. Fellows spee;h by charsing him,
in q general way, with making misstste-
minis, with taking an unf,ir advantage"
IS to certain matters, or With b sing dis
courteous to Mr.. W. l.. Bailey, of Pitts
burg, the gentleman who n responded to his
Invitation to PROFOUND questions during the
progress of the meeting,
This latter charge was t.ken mp by the
Intelligeneer yesterday, for want Of some.
thing better adapted to counterfeit the
great and very favorable impression made
by Col. Fellows urol ctzsrs having .
tendency to cooperate with the politica,
organization that organ plays for, and it &C
cordingly referred 70 the enthusiasm Of
that great audience of three thousand cit
liens Of Wheeling as "hoodlum wells. " and
'insulting cries" The Misrepresentation
Of the InteLigeneer in this regard was re.
peated as to other points, and the entirs
meeting, orator aud all, wers treated by
that pap.r in . most indecent and mali
cious way.
The treatment accorded the Republican
interlocutor Of Gel Fellows was courtesy
itself, aud Mr.. Bailey cheerfully ackuowl-
edged this est,rdsy, saying be bad no
complaint to make. he had high respect
both for Col. Fellows, sod also for thu au.
dience present at the rink. The audierc.,
one of the gyeltsst eve, seen in Vince ing,
as IL was one of the most entt usias ic, re
strained itself wonderfully in order to
accord to the qusstioner every facility for
making his points, and there is certainly
no reason for complaint from fair-mindsd
persons.
The trouble with the more bitterly Re-
publican rartisans is, that Col. Pillows
dd their cause . great and irTsp nable
dsmage His epeech set many men 10
over this high tariff extortion,
and thought addressed to that question 10
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DASTAR&LY ASSAULT
Made Upon the Person Of Nine-Year-
Old Girl

Made Upon the Person of q Nine-Year-
Old Girl
Hannah, the bright little nine year
old daughter of Wilhelm Peters, a well
knowa South Whe ,liug German, was bIu,
tally assaulte yesterday morning between
the hours Of ) and s o'clock, while &C.
oompanying an older sister on an erraud.
The assault was made on the hillside in
the rear of the Caldwell homestead, by
well built youth of perhaps c gh,eea years
Owing to the efforts OF the polcs to &c
cure the arrest Of the right patty par
t'c1lars were kept in the backgrounds. A
re porter ca led at the Pears residence,
No 1928 McColloch street, yesterday
ATE + aoon aud WAS given the following
version Of the assault:
About 5 O'Clock in the morning Mrs
Peters sent her daughter Haunah sged
nine ssrs and Lizzie aged twelve, to L.
Belle street, to secure some washing
The chi!d-ea g. accomplished their eIraad,
and started for home with the clothing
At tie railroad crossing at Thirty-ffth and
Eoff etreets, the children were stopped by
the young man before alluded to, be
wearing corduroy trousers and small
linen csp. He handed the young ss Of the
gils ten cents to purchase some stosiss for
him at Notes grocery Ga SIC lriDg the
stogies the young man enticed the little
girl up the railroad track, By saying he
was looking 70, q candy store. As he
passed the Lave Ia Mill with the child,
several men, who evidently reccgriz?d
him, sang out welcome es he passed by
The stranger, upon leaving McColloch
street, started up the hillside with the
you1gt st child, who became Fighter e l sni
be gan t. cry. BE then picked her no in
bis srms, acd ascending the hill shnr.
distance further, assaulted his helpless
victim. The parents Of the child when
que.tioned said there was no doubt of the
ID, of the assault.
The police were active yesterday in at
tempting to secure the right party, and
he will probably be arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
RIDPATH's HISTORY OF THE
WORLD.
The Book OF the Century.

The above great work, unquslifiedly
Endorsed by all the lta1ing men of the
country, in every walk Of life. is the only
work OF its character in tie English Ian
gusge which has such Endorsement. 1t is
not sold in parts, but is all delivered at
once to the sobscriber, and cold in such
way as to brig it within the ne ms of
every person who cares to know or who
may have children to educst,. Parties in
Wheeling desiIiog to examine the work
will be called on by Addressing card to
W. ". Wickhsm, Agent, b * IS, City.
Such an opportunity 70, completing the
library, 80 far as history is concerned, will
not soon again b. offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
Liberated From Their Fettsrs

By the helpful, genial action of that most benef-
cent of spsrients, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
the bowels soon throw of the burden that par
slyzed and weakened them, and resume their
normal freedom Of action. The action ofthe Bit
tiers, unlike that OF average purgstives, involves
no griping or drenching. II did. II would, like
them, bevslueless for ordinary use. There IL
nothing ungentle or unnatural attending its op-
Grafton. U-on the liver, no less Than the bow
els, IFS seton is most benign. promoting a
healthful bilious secretion. and directing ont Of
the wrong and into the right channel. Conioint-
IL with eoStiyeasss othee bilious symptoms dis
sppsar whsu Il Is systematically used. and the
stomseh is strengthened as we'll as regulated by
f. M2larial comrlsints rheumatism debility,
n rvousness aud kidney troubles are completely
relieved by t. Sleep and appetite are invari-
ably promoted By 1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
They arc Working Hard.

The Republicans are fostering the LIE
out of Main street business men in toe en-
deavor to form marching club fos their
parade Monday night. Yesterday EN- s.
sariss of the z. o. p. were going fIon store
t, store along Main street, bntton-holtng
business mep, aud impcr tuuing portere,
truckmep, and Others TO come out, Just
this once, and give US a lift; we want to
dwarf that Democratic parade of two
weeks ago"
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CHANGE OFDATE.

"Dsn Darcy" Changed TO Tomorrow Night
Dan Darcy" the celebrated Irish drama
Of tho joshua Whitoomb typs as prsssn-
ted by Jane, Ccnuer Roach is Indeed g
sterling attraction. This play was booked
for Wheeling Mordsy evening, but the
manager learned of the Republican parade
that evening, and perfected an arrange.
meut with with Manager Gardpsr of the
utelyills Opera House, whereby there
is Q change of dates, and the performance
will be giyea tomorrow evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

Now received . Complete and Artis-
tie assortment ofsuitings, Pantalo0n.
ings and Oyercoatings, which We war.
rant TO make mp In First Glass style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar.
ranteed. Also q full line OF Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex.
anime our Celebrated W0olen Jack.
cts. @. HESS q SOH's,
IS2I and IS2S Market Street.
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Grrtoats and Suits. 6undltns 90.
The Past and The Present F.!

WANY YEARS AGO when Clothing had not reached
high standard to-day and the reliable bust
methods practced 1t was no unco
thing would clothing taking with him
nehbor tailor would start out
though the dealer TIME HAS WROUGHT
WODESR CHNG little Of purchase OF US as
wall the oldest and most buyer we sell
fully warranted be what sold for You purchase your
goods them and desire exchange
the goods Such the methods
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Our store is teenns with NEW
FAIL GOODS and invite call and inspect goods prices
anda tha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
Il, e O II. r, Co.

The B & o. r r. Co. will sail excursion
tickets from Grafton and intermediate ste
tons to the Republican demonstration at
Wheeling, Monday, October Is, at the rate
Of one fare for tbs round trip. Returning
a special train viii leave Wheeling after
the parade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

sure to result in conversion to the demo:
cratic policy. His lucid explanations
made the people see the great tariff ques;
ton in q new light, and he cleared up
msfiy points not before well elueidatsd.
This explains the whole trouble.
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Political Notes.

The Y. NJ. d. @. marched up street, in
les; nights rain, in great shape.
The Bandsn, Club, of tie Fifth ward,
will give moaster ball at Fllsn's Hall,
next Friday evening. 1t is needless to say
il will be q success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

Low Rates for Special Days u. ths Ohio
Centennial at Coiumbu', via Baitimsrs
and Ohio Rsiirosd.
On September "a (Lab,ers' Dsy), Is
(Methndist Episcopal Church. 26 (Sondsy
Schco'), 81 School Chldren's Day., %
Commercial Travekrs' Day., October 2
Presbyterian Church Day., 4 (0jd Eel.
lows Day., s (aucient Order Of Work
ne,), 10 (improvei Order Of Red Mem,
IL prohibition Das) IL (Wnman's Chris.
tisn Temperance Uaion). Is, 1s and is
fRepublican League Clubs), the B. q D.
L. r. wi cell round trip excursion tickets
fion all stations TO Columbus st the Low
rate of ore cent per mile. Tickets good
returning thIe, days. irc,uding date Of
sale. For tickets, ra'el tine 81 tains.
call on or address agents Of tie B. q ..
Railroad. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

HalfFars Harvest Ercursions on b. q O.
August 21st, September 18th and 18th,
October 9th and 23d, to all important points
in the West, Northwest, South and South
west, including points in the Virginia
Valley, on the line Of the B. 30.
Round trip tickets viii be sold Of one
fare for the round trip; good for return
passage thirty (30) days.
For full information Of routes, mates
etc, call on or write $50. Agents.
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RIchmonn Exposition.

The Ohio River r. r will sell excur.
sion tickets from Wheeling to RichmcDd
and return October 3 10 November Is,
good returning November %, at the low
rate of Sl4 IS for tie round trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
An Island Meeting Tonight

The Island Republicans are announced
to hold meeting tonight on the base ball
park. BIB DSyener and W. Il. Hsarne
are announced as the speakers.
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Index 20 Nov Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Executors Sale Of Centre Wheeling Property
For Cincinnati Steamer Lizzie Bay.
wRnted-Cook
Wanted Girl for HouSework.
Wanted-Boot and shoe salesman.
Adm nistraior's Nosice-N. p. Hubbard.
Strayed-Light Roam Mare.
FOURTH PACE
For Sale-Five Work Horses.
Wanted-CoopsrS
The Past and the Present ID. Gun5ling & Co.
FxcelSior Baking Powder-R II. LIT
New York Potstoes-Parker & Co.
A superb Line Of Novelties-M Guiman & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

ALL are invited to hear Mrs Barney dis
cuss the Amendment at the Fourth street
Church tonight.
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RED FIRE al 2. II. Lists.
FoR FALL AND WIKTEI

HEAR Mrs. Barney on the Amendment ut
Fourth St II. E Church tonight.
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L. 8. Coop sells Dry Goods the cheapest.

The PIumed KaiEhts 20 70 Pit:sburg b.
tbs Pan. Handle Roats.
The Plumed knight, and ether msrsh.
ing cluoe have decided TO 20 to PittsbuSg.
Pc, Satu day. October 18Th, lAvirp
Wheeling at 400 p. m lefty tims), On The
Pan-Hsnd.e road, arriving Of PiesbuIg o,
6:55 p m, aud viii return homo same
nigh. after the parade, Having Pittsburg st
12:l5nidnisht. sriving Il wheeling a. on,
2:30 q. m. EKcuni,n ticket, will be sod
for tbs above trsia only ut the rate Of 81. IS
for the round trip. good returning until
Monday, October 18Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

WHY do quick workers want NILE
Eud?" It's freedom from knots.
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PAY ENVELOPES.
HOW THE REPUBLICANS ARB BULLDozING
VOTERS.
One Of Tho Ratksts Worked ElsswhGs-Col Pei.
lows Magnificent Assfng-Bswars Of
fradiDg-falk About New York
General Political Nswa

There are few political tricks which the
Republicans are not practicipg in this par
ticular campaign.
Some of them are OF q nature never be-
fore heard ofin American politics, nor, in
deed, in the politics Of any other nation,
and are only possible with an organization
upon the verge of dissolution, fighting
with the energy and recklessness born Of
despair,
The annexed specimen attsmp! 10 in
fluenCe the voter in favor Of the Rspubli-
cln ticket has not, as yet, made its ap-
psarauce in this locality, and 1t Is to be
hoped it will not. The people of Wheel
ing trust that here, in our local industries,
the workingueu will b. left free and un-
trammeled % vote their personal sentiments
and honeet convictions, without the irfa-
encs ofa threat, such ss the one 10 be pres
emily presented, which utterly destroys
all tendency toward the psrpetustion Of
that daily Republican prayer, free bil-
lot and q fair count.
The plrtic 1lar Republican scheme to
which tbs REGISTER desires TO draw at
tention at this time is the accompanying
fac simile of tie face and revere OF 8
pay envelope which the Republican man
ayers are distributing amor G manufacture
err, in some sections, to be used in paying
of their men. TIE original from which
this is copied was used on Saturday last by
DicSenau NJ. Bsssett, bllt manufactur-
er at Birmingham, Conn.,, and was OBJ.
tanned from one Of his men, who received
il with his weeks wsges enclosed. His
name and the amour; enclosed appears
upon the original, but these are omitted
at his request, because he fears that h.,
would get into trouble with his employer
were il known that he had been jnStru-
mental 10 bringing the matter to the pub
lies attention. Following is fac simiie
of the face of the envelope:
A Question Of WAGES AND BREAD.
THE ONE ISSUE OF THIS CAMPAIGN:
SHALL AMERICAN Goods aud Products, or
ENGLISH Goods and Products, Stock
our Home Market?
Shall AMERICAN Wages or ENGLISH Wages se
paid to our workingmen and workingwomen?
The folio wing is printed on the reverse
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N, GUTMAN & CO.,
Mammoth C|othiers,


Excursion Tickets to the virginia Agricul.
tursI, Mechanical and Tobacco Esposi'
tiop, Richmond, Va.
The b & o. X r. %. will tel eItur'
zion tick I, to Richmond, Vs., every Mon.
day and Thursday during October and M.
I'll November 10Th, for The arc,mmcdNio,
of this, deiring 10 visit the Expcidoo.
The tickets will b good going on dsy Of
Issue and the dsy following. and will ie
valid for return uip until November 18th,
inclusive.
We give below station and round tip
rates via Warrington, d. O.: From Wheel
log, ti4.35.
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a1beelins Rs9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rnermomsssr Record.

Mr.. o. Schnspf, the Opsra House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
ths temperature yesterday: .. M,
46; 8 4 m, so; IL NJ, 81; p. N, 90;
I'd. m, Weather ehsDgeable.
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RED FIRE at K, II. Lists.

FROM Jerusalem to jericho" is the title
of the lecture at Fourth ST. Church to night.
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TEE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK 10,

TIRE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
isss n now ready, and win be FUR
nIshed ON application 20 the National
Democratic Committee, 10 Wess goth
ST. New York City. Price si 90. I'm
auantltiss Of ave or more 80 cents
N.
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Rewara of Trading Votes.

There is one thing the Democrats OF
West Virginia ought to watch above every
thing else, and that is trading votes. This
i, the sheet anchor of the Republican fopa
that they may carry The Legislature, and
thereby secure tine Uliad States Senator
to he elected this winter, and they are
leaving no stone unturrei to secure the
el,c i'm of State Senator's and members Of
the House of D elegs IS in this way. They
will offer, ard are already offering, to trace
off any ofics on the ticket for votes for
Legislature, and offer the most extrava-
CANT and extraordinary Inducements, LEI
no Democrat listen to this sort of thing.
Give the cold shoulder to the gangs OF Re
publican workers who are already travers-
ing this and other counties for the purpose
of securing lists of those with whom trades
can be made on election day.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

HEAR MIRA Barney at the Fourth street
NJ. Z Chu1h tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

TIE Worlds W. O. T. o. Superintendent
OF Prison Work at Fourth St. Church to-
night.
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VARIOUS TOPICS.
Glorious News Coming From New York
State.

Glorious News Coming From New York
State.
TIE news waited 10 as from the great
State of New YORK is fell ef encourage
ment for the Democracy. Natives and
re.idents OF that State visiting Wheeling,
are enthusiastic as to thepro p:cts, and all
sgree that Cleveland is sure Of q rousing
majority. A gentleman from the Metrop-
oils stated yesterday that as the result Ct
long observation in political matters in his
State, il was his belief that the Repnbli'
cans coald by no possibility come to Har-
lem river with more than SO, 900 majority,
10 Offset which the Democracy vo1ld meet
them with not less than 10000 from the
cities. Another gsnt'emst, from an an
t ,rior city, brought equally ercouragius
news, and the statements these gentlemen
and others make are carrobera ed BY the
observations of wheeling men visiting the
e,st. Msssrs. Morris Horkheimer and
Nal. Gu,man have lately returned from
New York City. and gay all thu signs are
auspic:oa Is for Democratic victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

MILWAUKEE, BEER on draught ct tie
BASEMENT Saloon.
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Rev. George W. Grifiies;

Pastor of Thompson ChuIcs, Wheeling,
has arranged to begin special services in
his church, on the Island, Octobsr 2O'h.
TIE re vicss Of the Rev. DR.. Smith, pull
pit orator of great power and elcquenee,
has been secured also the services Of Dr..
Updezraf, a well known and highly es.
teen Ell evangelist. These services will
last for ten days. Let everybody come
and enjoy this feast of mind and toal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

There vera seven cases In this Court
yesterday morning, Four Of the unfOr-
tun.tss wen. to IL. hill, ole, Tide csfs,
was dismissed, and the two remaining got
Is and 81 respectively. These latter, well
known youpg men, were the parties In the
free for all fight in Josephine Boyd's Eoute
of i'll fame,