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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

this city expect Blaine and Morton here
about the first Of November to make
speeches.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee held q meeting at the Lircoln Club,
last evening, aed put In about two hours
in the endesv0r 10 make q selection Of o
candidate TO fill the vacancy on the Lsgis.
lst:ve ticket. A choice was not made, and
matter goes over until Friday evening.
A meetiog of the Centre District Demo-
cratic Club i, called for this evening ct
1902. m. TIE cub iJin receipt OF an in
v~itation to participtts in the great Pitts
burg parade Saturday night, and it is de-
sired 10 take action upon it. A full st
tendsnc, Of members and Democrats Of the
district generally is desired.
A joint debate that brought out some
intere sting points, took place between o
number Of commercial men at the Mcclure
House lsst evening. The Democrats uu-
doubsedly came out ~victors, as their at
guments were in no instance satisfactorily
answered by the opposition, and many not
at all. The dis lssion listed for over an
hour and was listened to by quite a num-
her of people.
A well-known Republican citizen was
loudly talking in the Mcclure House Mon
dsy night, about how Harrison and Morton
would sweep the county in November,
and that he would bet on it. 4 Demo.
GRAFT standing by quietly said he would
lust 90 him $500 on that, and the Republi,
can was compelled to take it or sQueal. and
he did the former. He, however. refused
to make the bet 81, 900 a side at the spg.
g.stion OF the Democrat, although he hsd
tbs mon, V to Go it. This same Democrat
made another bet IF the same amount yes
tsrday and one of ST. 600 the other day.
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Robbery on the South Side.

Sometime during the esrly per ion o!
Monday night, thieves burst open the
trout door of Arch. ZIne's residence, at
Forty-third and Jacob street, and rau-
sacked the premises, c,rryilg of, sm3ng
other things, three valuable gold Iiog',
a gold watch-chain, fvs s. geld pieces
and o revolver. The burglars naIs them
selves thoroughly q. bona, knowing,
evidently, that the fImily was up tow
looking at the parade. end would net be
hack uni, late. A jimmy vas used to
forcs the door cp,u, The bolt of the IN
usually strong trIss lock bling teit Owe:
at right spgles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
A LARGE AUDIENCE
To Listen to Prof Fl. & Frauos, at the Bus
Inc So College, Last Night.

To Listen to Prof II. & Fraucs, at tho Bus.
iness College, Last Night.
Prof. II. c F!aack, the noted elJcution.
ist, lectured at the Wheeling B1siness Col.
lege, last evening, to a large audience
His remarks were listened to with grea:
satisfaction, and his accompanying recita-
items were interesting incidents of the
evening. The Professor was suffering from
a slight hoarssneSs, which somewhat
msrred his Efforts, but other Wis, there was
no room for fault-indipg.
Among the valuable suggestioDs male
By Prof. Frof Fra cS wsre, How to hres he
prope,lS, The value of u fine voice, Toe
b 'nefts Of g)1d ~laog1agA, Toe Importance
of proper gestures, Th7 difference bet getn
the CID and the advanced systems Of elccu-
ton, Wha. is meant by musical elccution,
etc.
These points were enlarged up n in a
most satisfactory manner by Prot. F:a1ck.
His Rotations included seversl Shakes.
pear'a1 quot atoms, 'Bji Masol's B;ide,"
The Orh." Green Mouutnu Jast:ce,"
and oth.rA He also read a numbero Of selec-
tions, among them The Miser," and
Church Reyeries Ct q School Girl"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
REPUBLICAN

dow they are working to Garry tbs State
An Instance Of B~ulldoztDg.
It has BEEN known for some tina past
that certain Republican owners OF pot
teries in this city, have done everything
10 their 70 yer 10 a sist in the orgspiza'
ton of Republican political clubs among
their men, and bavs contributed
moasy fer that purpose. Several
pottsrs who came to Wheeling Dem
ocrsts, have changed their sentiments to
suit the tastes of their employers, and
although they cannot vote, they turn out
10 the Republican parades. But what
eau, es them 10 turn Republicans, ls the
question, and n example will suffice to
give the public an insight into 'hs
methods of the Republican Dos e,, and
show WHY these men have char ged.
Some time sicc., q young man, whore
name will not bs me 1tioned, who had ben
promised a lob in a certain pottery, went
TO one of the bosses, and asked him when
he thought he couli go to work. He was
Informed that the place was about ready
for him. aud then the b 81 asked him on
which SIDE of the political que'tSo1 he
stood. The young man saw what he was
after, and told him very plainly that he
favored the man who hiss been in the White
HouSe fur the past fur yesIs, and that ne
would vote to put him there again.
We'll" said the boss, if that is the case
I guess we cannot do auytnirg 70; you
Just at present. You'll have to come
arouud later"
TIE young man then gave him a piece OF
his mind, aud IL boss saw he had been a
little too plain, end wanted the applicant
for work to go around with him and see
the manager. but he was told by the young
man that if he ooli not get work without
stultifying himself he would do without
il, and be left. This case is only cited as
QUE of many, and while some Democrats
tave bten given work, they are being
worked upon almost coustsntly by their
boodlum Republican b,sses and compan-
ions, and they are afraii in many iu-
stances to express their sentiments p1blic-
ly for fear OF being discharged. This IL
one of the methods by which the Repuo-
licsns hope to carry West Virginia this
year.
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FULTON DEMOCRATS.
They Have an Enthusiastic Meetirg, and
Form q Large Club.

They Have an Enthusiastic Meeting, and
Form a Large Club.
The Democrats of Fulton held q very
large and enthusiastic meeting Monday
night, and formed a Cleveland and Thur
man club with a membership OF sixty,
which Will be increased by ons-tbicd with
in the next few days. The following
officers were elsc'ei: President, Lawrence
Heller; Vice Presidents, Charles Hoffman,
Edward Hamu; Secretary, w. c. WED
man; Treasurer, Henry Stein, Finance
Committee, NJ. Stein, c. Hoffman. Aug
Schui,zsr, Aug. Miller, Henry Kraft,
Albert Stink, Charles Hoffman and II
Gehriuger. Marching officers were e!e:'et
az folio vs.: Captain, Robert Cautell,
Lieuxnants, Henry R}th and August
: ttnke. A club hat was adopted, ard
uniforms provided To-. This club will bs
n of the bat in the county.
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4 Double Help for the Bilious,

In addition to that chief remedial MEASURE
he use of Hostet:er's Stomach Bi,ters-persons
suffering from an acute bilious attack, will IA
.cilitae recovery By the use at first Of milk and
lime water and thlr gTuels, and by avery gradual
return to the use OF slid foods. Fatty substsn.
ces should De excluded from the diet Bile Mill
Is q remedy Of doubtful ,afety, particularly If
there be nau'es and vomiting, freqrent concom-
itants OF Liver t-ou. lie. The B tiers, provided It's
re'ornatcry action be not retarded ana marred
by gross indiscretions in diet. will soon restore
the equ!hb iuu OF aud acti N OF The liver.
stomach aud bowels, all three disoIdered b2
b~iliousness. In all forms Of nalGrial disease.
which in every one of It's phases presents in,
6ications Of liver trouble, Ho>tetter's Stomach
Bitters Is the foremost OF specifics. This light
of over thirty years experience also shows II
TO be q nne remedy Tor rheumatism, kidney
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THIEVES AND BURGLARS.
Several Houses Ransscked During Monday
Nights Parade.

Several Houses Ransscked DuriDg Monday
Nights Parade.
At least four rel o7ts OF robhsIies ccm'
mit;ed during the con'iausnce of the Rs
publicsn parade, Monday night, were re-
ceivsd at polics headquarters, yesterday.
In each ca ,e the loss was Conaideribls.
Oae of the toldest operations was at
Krafl's 10 riding house, On Main s~trest,
uear the corner Of Sixteenth. While tie
boarders were ont watching the parade,
some one gained acce's 20 the house, arr
en'er;ng a cor occupied BY two young
meu jointly, the apartment was ransacked
from top 10 bottom. T~o trunks war
broken open and from one sixteen d~oller',
and from the other six dollars were taken.
Two suits cf clothes aud ? gold watch were
then gathered no. and the thisvts departed
without bsiog seen by anyone.
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.QUAY'S POLITICAL DRINKERS.

How They Go About Attempting to Ds-
ceive Merchants aud the Public.
1t has tesu generally understood for
ONE time pas. that Chairman Nat Qasy,
Of the National Republican Executive
COMMITTEES, who is recognized ss the will
lest plliricisn in that psr'y, has had .
large number of commercial men, krown
IS drummers, in bis employ, who combins
politics with business, attempting to de-
ceiye merchants and others with whom
they rathrown in contact, and make them
believe tie Democratic party, it allowed
to remain in power, would ruin them and
tSeir business.
These political hirslincs do not hesitate
to use all the bluff and buster possessed
by them to accomplish their purposes, as
they are generally q 1&s Of men who
sell themselves for . little money for
which they retail theie opinions and con-
victions. Thsy se3erslly pose as f,p-
pers from the Dsmoastio party and tell
fairy storiesto ,h sir would-bs victims about
not bsing able to swallow the free trade
ideas of the Democratic party, at the same
time playing a British gold" aud
''Ec glish fsg'' accompaniment on their
bag los that has TIE e5e,t Of making q MAJ
who knows them very sick.
BE does not hesitate TO use the mans Of
bis house to back up what he says, a.
be msy not Rave authority t,
DO 80. Heis ucscrupulous in hi, lies and
will tell anything end tv~erythirg that he
thinks will help deceive the man 10 whom
be is talking, snd ss sl this is done under
the gu 'ss Of . business conversation, tits
likely to have sff.ct on an unscpsistics-
ted merchant.
Some of shee commercial political
wLo are bclder than their
make known their sentiments
about ho'ei Hobbies, Oh the street, or pr
1sp, they hunt up q rspoita and get
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
The Kindergarten.

On Monday night the popular mus'c'l
comedy, THE Kind ergarden," was pie
sentod at tie Grand Opera House by Miss
Katie Hart, "The S:reak O. Sunshine as
she is called, and an excellent support.
There is nothing like a plot about tie
piece, but there is p.eaty of fan and
laughter. An advelturer starts a kisder-
garden school and then makes love 70 fi'
pupils, and at the same time pretends that
he is going to marry the mother OF one
of them. an Irish widow. Any number OF
laughabls situations result from such a
state of aff.irs: The piece ia made up to a
considerable extent of musical selections,
some Of which wtre very finely rendered
This af;e noon there will be q grand ma
inee flr ladies and children, and thtsewhn
want TO pass a delightful at rnco1 should
not fail to see the Kindergarten,
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ALL tie G. L. S @ B,cks f,r season Of
1879, sold separately or IN setS, ~
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup ior
children teething, is the prescription Of
one of the best female snd pbysicisns
in the United States, and has bean used
for forty years with never failing SUCCESS
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething lite value is
i~ncslcuable. It relieves the child from
psiu, cures dysentery and diarrbma, grip
ING il the bowels, and wind colo. By
giving health to the ohild it rests its
ca0thsr. Prise Orc . hottie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Poin.edly Para
grsphed for Hssty Rssders.

The News of the Day Poin.edly Para
graphed for Hssty Rssders.
MATINEE al the Grand this sfcernocn.
BUSINESS a5ous the Court House, ye5ter-
day, was very dull.
AND "Old Probabilities announced fair
weather for Yesterday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted TO re,'
ord By Clerk Hook yesterday.
The lad;e,ofthc Disciple Church will
give q SUPPER and social on Thuisfsy
evening, October 25th.
Mr.. BURwINKLE, of the Island, had
his hand severely burrei by an explosion
of bepzine in Bridgeport, yesterday.
IT is understood the Republicans will
have another parade next Monday night.
May b, they'll Try and utilize more home
talent.
THE two Iickpock ets pullsd in by Officer
Shorts EoleaY evening, on susplcion,
wee taken before Court yesterday morn
jns ard were set at liberty on cordltioa
that they Immediately leave the CRY.
REV. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Baldwin, thu
noted Egangsl SIS of Indiana are nov
holding a serie3 OF meetings at the chapsl,
corner 1hirty.eeyeuth stress. All aIe 10
vitsd.
THE faneral of the late Hon. Charles J
Gleason will take pace from HE late resi-
Geuce, Nc. 1926 .McColloch street, to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'clock. Mass Will Se
held at tho Couich Of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
IT was learned last evening that an over
charge Of dynamite at the Uo'Oa bridge
work neal tie Top mill, yesterday after
noon, scattered things in terrific shspe.
One of the woIkmen was struck by flying
rock and had several ribs broken, and part
of the mill rolf was Injured.
A BRIDGEPORT man, whose name was
not learned. waile psssing along Market
Street Monday night had his watch
snatched from his vest pocket by a sneak
thief, but the gan man sue ,eeded in
Ca ching the chain, tie watch being thrown
into thu gutter. The chain was I'll the
thief succeeded in capturing.
MARY THORNTON and Net ia Miner,
two colOrtd woIc,, amused themselves
Monday evening by smssoirg the hats of
every man who yelled for Gle leland, with
canes they carIis ID ia THEIR hands. They
smashed at least twsnty.tive diCe-s and
broke their Car G. in pieces, Officer Shorts
caught them at tier fun ard the Iesul'
was that they were fined 81 and costs
apiece in Police Court yesterday morning.
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A Pertinent Query.

To he Editor Of ths R;gistr.
SRA, is candidate for a legislation
office. B G D f & Co, ore ENGAGED N
q business which 4 believes injuliOus to
tbs inte ests o. II comm 1nity and which
should b, restricted or prohibited by law.
A wishei the support If B E& Co.
at the ballet box, hence, in his
~eleetioneeriug and campaign speeches is
silsnt on the issue that affects the business
of tt 9 palties.
Now We wi h to ask: If By this course
A should be ~electea, will he net be bound
as a man OF honor to Iursue the sane
course of silence as a legislator that Re is
pursueing as a candidate? Otherwise be
would rot be true to his c,ntituents. This
is the conclusion OF the subscriber. II l
am wrong, will be glad 10 be corrected.
Respectfully,
CONSTITUENT.
~ 1900
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Silver Wedding Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs. Cbss. z Bshler celebrated
their silver wedding, Moaday evening, st
their residence on Market-street, in a very
pleasant manner. Qaitss number of their
friends called ard rendered hearty en-
gratu'a.ions and spent q very delightful
evening under the care o. their ho'pitsbls
entertainers. NJ. and Mrs. Bshler were
the recipients Of o number Of handsome
prasf ntS.
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Great Fruit Year.

There are fruit years and fruit years.
S,ms are good, some are bad and some are
middlirg; but of all the great trait years
within the memory o the average human,
this has bean one of the 6nest and, as sn
old lady of our acquaintance worli say,
the most pro'iicest. Apples, peaches,
pears and plume, tour OF lths most i'm
p,rtant fruits OF tie temperate zoae, nave
stocked tae Wheeling market as never be-
fore, and as foe as the finest. TIE prices
Too have been very moderate. As Q sample
of choice fruit oft c season. NJ. j. Max
well, of Lime'tone, hes left a basket of
OF. vslard and Thurman pippins The
smallest will not weigh less thar a pound.
They ara Jiu-d andes aud no mistak e.
Ihsy are on exhibition at this office.
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LAND EXCLUSION,
Via tho PENNSYLVANIA Lines.

Land Explorers Excuraion tickets at
low round trip rates will be sold on Octc-
Der OH and 23d, via tie Pennsylvania
Lines West Of Pittsburgh to representative
points in Kansas, Colorado, NebrsskR,
Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Montana, Wy
omirg, Indian Territory, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, Louisians and Texas. These
tickets will be good hr return passage
within thirty days from date Of sale.
Further infor nation csn tc secured by
ealing on or addressing the passenger or
ticket agent in Jour vicinity Of the Penn.
sylvanis COMPANY, or the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati & st. Louis Railway.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Vow received . Complete and Artis-
tie assortment ofSuitings, Pantaloon-
tugs and OyercOatings, which we war
mat 60 make mp I'm first Class style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar
rau,eed. Also = full line of Gents
FurnishIng Goods ON display. Elk.
.,,,na our Celebrated WOODEN Jack
a.. G. HESS d sOS's,
1921 and Is2S Market Street.
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A GOOD assortment of Fine Pocket
Knives and Scissors. All warranted, st
STANTON q DAVENPORT'S.
Their Business RoominS,

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival Of trade at Logan & Co.'s
drug store a their giving away 10 their
customers of SO many free bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that it
cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and sIl throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
a trial bottle f.ee, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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GENERAL MTELLIGKNCE.
Fatally Poisoned.

Herman Humue',a th~ree-year-old son
ot Cbas. Hummel, WHO resides ct the
corner of JAG. b AID Twehty.eighth streets,
sas playing about the yard on Monday Ell
terpoon when he discovered some ympson
weed seed and ate quiet a number of them:
He was taken sick shortly afterwards ana
MEDICAL aid wss summoned. Tao physl
clans worked with the little fellow until
midi ight. bat they could not counteract
ths ffscts of tie poison successfully and
the patient died yesterday morning at 6
o'clock in the greatest agony,
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A Dakota Wood Choppers Strike.

joe Rivsrd. who held a part Of ticket
No 3,s9i watch drew tie capital priz.,
$500, 900, in the Loutiins State Lottery
drawing Of Auy. 7ih. received his money
through the FIRST National bank OF this
city, add left for Canada, to purchase a
home 70. bis parents. He was q WOOD
chopper. in the Homestake camp nssr
Bro wnsyilie. DIX. working for days
wages.-Deadrood Oak Pioneer, Aug. 26.
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A Restaurant Robbed,

While the parade Yves passing up Mar
ket street some one s'ipred in the
side door of Mrs Sharker'd restaurant, at
the corner OF Market and Eleventh streets,
aad taking the money drawer from behind
the connie, carried it Of. II obtained
about fifteen collars. Ihs thieves were
not recognized.
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DIED.

GREFNLEg-on Monday October Is. 1886, Al
II o clock p. m, Mas J.. 4. GgEESLEE, at heI
hone, No. 500 Jacob STREET.
Funeral notice hereafter. Intermcnt will b
private.
RESRKE-Tuesday. October &c, 1883. at Al
O'Clock a m. WILLIAM REsEKE, sged 81 year
3 months and G days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 TWEEN
ty.siIth street., 1hurdsy afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Irterment ct NJ. Zion cemetery. Friends An
Invited 10 attend.
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RuckItr'E Arntca Sslye.

The hest salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Cores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Oorna end all tha Skin Ernptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
/. is ~g1arunteed to give satisfaction CT
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale nv Lngar h co
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RIchmcnn EInnaition.

The Ohio River Il. K. will sell excur-
sion tickets from Wheeling to Richmond
and return Oc:oStr 3 10 November Is,
good returning November %, at the low
rate of Si4. IS for TIE rOnnd trip.
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I.nat On Diamond Pin.

A gentleman who does not desire pub
licity was relieved of q seventy Ave dollar
diano I'd pie while watching the parade
on Market street.
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Irish Aristocracy.

The New York Telegram. in speaking OF
Gibson & Ryan's Company 10 Irish
Aris.ocracy," which commences a thres
nights epgageu eat at the Grand Oiers
House on Thursday evening, October IL,
saws: The ~1iugbable farce ct "lrish
Aristocraoy' was the attraction at the
Third Avenue theatre, Monday right,
with Samuel J. Ryan as Michael Maj
doom, a wealthy rag merchant. aud James
K. Gibson as Michael Mulcahey, his old
time friend and boon companion The
wisty sayings and absurd situations kept
the aud fence continually laughing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

1000 handsome, wellboand snd print
ed volumes on all subjects. in u 35 cent
book section. By mail, 45c,l
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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Iha,s had cstsnh Sor twsnty ys.f,, "a
ussd al kinds Of remedks vits:us ~.
Mr.. Smith, druggist, Of Lite fs,r.
r,commsnded Ely's Cream BIN. IIs
n, a Of The first spplioation Wa migeoe's
II siIsyed tho irAsmmation aud the rex
morpirg my had was - clear - Ds.L
Ons bos,le hes done me % much goo MAJ
am convinced that lis ule viii snscs.
eeTm.nent cure. It 10 socthipf, pleasant
md easy to apply, and I strongly M. ns
ns nv all sufferers.-Geo. T0ry, Little
Falls, N. Y. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

CIRCULATE the R.gulsto-." Impure
bIo.d ~vii!ates sli the channels of health
Warmers Log Cabin Slrsapacillh parties
the tl,od. l. is tie best and cheapest. 100
doses for 800.
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Political Notes.

The Island Republicans ars billed for q
meeting 20 night.
A campaign tong, Dedicated TO the
Keuna Club, has been echvsd, and will
be published ss soon as possible.
It Ia understood that the Republicans of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

MILWAUKEE BEER on draught at the
Basement Saloon.
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McCrum-McAdams.

The marriage of Mr.. John McCsum and
Miss Jane D. McAdams was prettily SCI
emujzsd at the r.siden,e Of the brides
fathe., James McAdsms, Egg on SIX
teeath street, LIST evening, Rev. j. I. Nc
Clurs, pas'or Of the United Presbyterian
Church, tficistirg Only the immediate
relatives and friends of the bieh contract
ing parties were present, and at the COG
clasion of the CEREMONY a brief and pleas
ant reception was held, during which the
happy couple received COUNTLESS congratu-
~lations. They left on a brief bridal tour
midst a shower of rice aud well wishes,
Mr.. and Mrs.. McCrum are both popular in
a large so,iil ti-cle, ard their frien's re-
membared them BY rary handsome pres
ents.
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ARE yeu progressive? OF course; I use
"Mile End"
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POINTS: ON PROPLE.

OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF strangers.
Mr.. o Fl Dorsey and Miss Nellie V.
Lukens will be married at Saint Lukes 7.
E. Church, Island, this afternoon at half
past three.
Messrs Wm. E1ipgham and Henry Se:-
returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco, whers they went "A delegates to tie
mefti1g of the Snvsreign Grand Lodge of
Old Fellows They report a splendid trip
a1d q delightful tine.