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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
LOTTA's HOME.
The Little Dancers Beautiful Cottage al
Long Branch

The Little Dancers seautiful Cottage at
Long Branch
Lono Branch Letter TO Chicago Tribune.
Lotta's cottage, all towers and turrets
and points and shingles, is one of the
handslmest at the lake. 1t cost some
S25, 900. 1t is much more valuable now,
for it was one of the first erected at the
resort, and LAND values have much en-
HANGED in the meantime. Lolita was so
much pleased with it that she moved in
before it was really completed. she calls
it her home. she IL on the jump so con
stantly for ten months in the year that 1t
does her good 10 have some place that she
NAV call home Tor two months. Jus.
the same sbe doesn't mind telling me
that a migratory existence has be
come so much a sscond nature to her
that if she were obliged TO remain IN one
place indefinitely she fears she would pine
away and die like wild bird contn d 20
cage. She has a house full OF guests
constantly at the lake, and she provides
for their amusement in the most method
cal care. She has billiard r,om, bowl
ing alley, tennis courts, boats and car-
riaees. all fer their delectalon. Every
night before she relires she lays out pan
for her guests pleasure for tne next Gay.
So many she assigns for carrag' rides
around the beautiful region; mans mofe
for excursions in the Iow-ooats or launch
round the lake; so macy for diversions In
other ways. Aud she expects you TO take
your allotment q pleasure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
Lady Maude's MementO of Her Namesske
Racing Events.

Lady Maude's MementO of Her Namesake
Racing Events.
When Lord Ogilvie and his sister, Lady
Maud. we're in this country well-knOwn
veterinary surgeon invited them to visit
Maud S. st her training stable. Their ad-
miration for the queen of the turf was
boundless. The great mares every look
and move were as freely discussed as were
her clean limbs and other strong points
While caressing her, after careful ex-
animation for any possible sign of acct
dental injury, the horse Doctors fingers
became entangled in the great mares
long flowing tail aud one long
hair dropped out. Picking it up
the veterinary presented it TO Lady Maud
- a memento of her famous namesake,
and the lady promised to preserve it. Per
hans two wears afterwards sister OF Lady
Maud 0 llvie, when looking through a
casket of that lady's trinkets for a par
ticuIsr piece of ie~elry, came across an
exouiste locket, which she at once bounced
upon as containing picture of some dear
friend. They had quite laugh at her
when she wanted to know what lady that
single, long, coarse hair in the diamond
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
70 MAKE MERRY OVER.

-Teacher-Inanimste objects belong
to the neu,er gender. Whist gender is an
egg?
Tommy-Can't tell till it's hatched out.
New York Herald: "O'Sulliyan was
alderman for four years?" Yes, sal ~
s., 600 year. ''Aud only saved $50, geo
in that time? By the saints! How be
must have wasted money"
-Teacher-Now, my young friend, can
you tell me what memory l.?
Master Tommy after a moments hest
tation Please, sir, memory Is what yOu
forget with.
-She-Do you think of me daily?
Hs-I should snicksr, my dear little
sugar-ooated angel Think of you daily?
You bet; and now that the days ere lon
ger, sometimes think of you twice a
day.
Said a faxen haired daughter of Eve
to the dapper yOupg man behiud the cOun-
ter
Have you any rice soft muslin that will
suit my complexion and haiI?"
Clerk-Bleached or unblesched?
-Keely is indsed a great inventor. He
has Just invented a new story to fit his old
motor.
-Nickelby-" That's a strange pair Of
scales you have there. Isuppose they are
of the Ambuscsde kind" GrOcer-'Am-
buscadt? WHAT is that?" NlckeibY-
why, they lie in wait, as it were. -
Lawrence Americsc.
Two Paris 10 fers reading a no.
tice; Lost, black poodle. Oae hun
dred francs reward Oae of them says to
the other: You must take the one yon
stole yesterday" But it's white. "
You must say that it turned white
through grief Monde Illustre.
Mrs. SquatteI II saw Bridget Ann in
the strate to-day Small made OF aSolouon
to tel she's your dawhterw Mrs. Goat
hill They du say she's the very picter
Of me-" Mrs. Squatter-"And true for
'em Bat what need ye care so long as the
poor thing has her health?'-Puck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
WHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10. 1889
locket belonged to, and they told her 'to
the fastest trotter in America

locket belonged to. and they told her 'to
the fastest trotter in America"
Bob Tucker, formerly noted for his luck
and his plunging proclivities, has kept on
the down grade 80 steadily that at Mon
mouth Park recently he was compelled to
sell out all his hoIses There seems to be
no let up in his bad fortune, but his
friends think it even betting that he will
show to the front sgain by the time the
winter game begins at New Orleans.
Panique, the old Dryer crack, and
half-brother to IrOquois, is said to be get
ting admirable colts at the stud in Omaha.
Mr.. hurry, horseman at Sacramento,
says that he never saw such uniform lot
they all have their sire's beauty and forma.
ton.
There is talk that the PAGER Buffalo Girl.
record 2:124, will be shspsd up for race
or two this season, but it ia very doubtful
if anything of the kind is done, as the old
mare was practically broken down when
she was retired from the turf four years
ago.
eff you were 10 see two horses come in at
the finish, one 80 feet behind the other,
you wouldn't call it very close race,
would yon ?" said Robert Bonner. "Well,
81 feet to the mile represents the difference
in speed between Maud S. and Guy"
Peter Walden and Mart Jordan, two
CT the best known owners Of race horses in
the East, have both sold out and given mp
the business. The cause in each case was
dissatisfaction with the manner in which
racing is conducted.
The one time crack FLY, Laura Stone,
that beat almost everything in her two
year-old form, has been transferred to
Eugene Leigh by Milton Young Only
her running qualities we've sold.
Last winter it was said on all sides that
Craftsman would prove high class racer
when the regular season opened. He has
not yet captured a single purse in the most
ordinary company.
w. W. Blair, of Maud fame, is not as
low with consumption as has been report
ed, although he Is sick man. Phipps q
Blair have the Arlington Park at BAlti-
more.
The Lion, once the Melbourne Stables
hope for the Kentucky Derby, now not
even good platter, was sold few days
ago to Billy Walker for $3.50.
Isaac Murphy is riding The Dryer Bios
horses in such winning form at Saratoga
that he will probably be engaged by the
Brooklyn Stable next season.
Farmer Bill Sully has lost his speedy
campaigner, Lotiie Wall, five years old,
by Wanderer. She died OF pneumonia at
Saratoga.
Jockey Marty Bergan is riding in great
form, and can now make finish with any
Jockey on the American turf.
Golightly, four years old, by Glengarry,
has been cut down, and her racing days
are over.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
YOUNG MRS. BLAINE's HAIR.
How She and Amelie Rives Wear " omar s
BTightast crown
., prtI Glnhe

Mrs. James c. Blaine, Jr, wears hei
hair. which is very abundant and silky
and a beautiful shade OF gold, in short
heavy fringe on the forehesd, with only
the slight curl to it that is natural, while
A single thick yellow braid Is pinned IN
large fat coil on the back of her head, e1-
tending from the crown 10 The neck Am
lie Rives Chanler, who is spend ny GOO
deal OF her time at the Pars Expe'l loi
lust now, has always worn hef BAR IN n
thick sort of club very low On pr neck,
and with all the upper part ot l. mont
cut short and tbicSly curlef Si'ce snr
has been in Paris she has tax 90 "ear-
ing her hair in two l n" ugnL
brsids pinned in in a clo-- H. coil
nm the back of her head sfter he i'soi Il
that was SO popular here ses-'D b'ck
She has become somewhat mc.c c51Ven'
tional in her dress since the P.rHat 0re-s
makers have taken her IT. ha'1 sno
hsunts eli the Oriental dePai'H 7'7' sp
psrently taking a very proio'nc ntereS'
in beth the Hindoos and No Snr Ii
working very hard in the art -c'.ai 10 he'
anxiety TO learn how 10 paint and she n
made several water color sket fss ol tree
dark.faced people from the tt pee 10 ihe,'
strange costumes. She IS Wv mac
stared after wherever she on" n''
ready the Parisisns have he-u r ate
stories of her eccenhclies, .-. pm
graphers used here before she -a b" y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

glass was rarely cracked even by his most
terrific drives.-Ne,7 York Herald.
Jake Schsefer, the wizard, and Harry
McKenna signed articles of agreement
yesterday to play a 5000. point game of
billiards for s., 900, the middle or latter
part of November. Schaefer and Young
Ives, of Michigan, have been in town for
the past fortnight looking for matches
with Slosson and others, but it is doubtful
if anything satisfactory would have re-
suited but for Hsrvey MoKe nns's business
like proceeding of issuing a challenge
backed by thousand-dollar deposit. Nc.
Keana Is crack straightrail player.
Jack Carkeek, the wrestler of Dodge
vile, Wiz, has arrived from England
Carkeek figured in numerous matches
while over on the other side, and he had
the misfortune to lose his wife, who died
while he was in England. Ca1keek states
that he will be ready in few weeks TO
wrestle Mcmillan, Tom Connors, Null
doom, Evan Lswis or any other man in
America, either Cornish or catch-as catch
can style, for $1,000 and the champion
ship.
T. W. Eek is to take a troupe of lady
bicyclists to Europa. The party will visit
Boston before departing. 1t will consist
Of Mile. Louis Aramaindo., Montreal, long
distance champion of the world; Miss
LOttie Stanley, of Pittsburg, 48-hour
champion; Miss Jessie Woods, of Pnils-
delphia, 24-hour champion; Miss Lille
Williams of Omaha 19 hnur channpion
and Birdie McCurry, of Pittsburg, very
fast rider.
Charles A. Melville wants to prove that
he's the champion 20yesrOld equestrian
OF Ohio. Has willing TO back himself for
any amount up to $500.
Billy O'Brien goes to Boston this week
to see about getting up a big six-day 60
as-You-plesse pedestrian match or a grand
bicycle racing tourney.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

PEELED them to put on a night turn for the
present. caused in part by the accident al
the la Belle. Among other jobs they are
making 300 feet of iron fence for the Eighth
ward school house, and new cylinder, I
head, new psckiog, cylinder head, side
pipe, crank and pitman law for the forge
engine at the La Belle.
The r. J. Bsggs & Sons Lumber Co CON-
tracted last week for one-stOry frame
dwelling for Chas. Nest, on Mccullough
street, South Wheeling; a two-story frame
dwelling for Mrs Benson, on Woods street,
below Thirty fftt, and frame addition
to the dwelling of LsToy Sedgwick, in Ohio,
six miles back from the river. Demand
for both outside and inside work is active.
The Bellaire steel works are running
full to a STEADY demand. The factory was
not on full last week. It is making the
small nail and have ever since the agree
ment entered into by the manufacturers TO
commence on the reduced size nail on Au-
gust 5th. Work on the stoves is progress
ing favOrably. The furnace, which has
been banked for a week on account of q
shortage Of coke, resumed operations last
Monday.
The Belmont factory had nearly all the
machines running last week, and the plate
mill was on full, and the furnace is doing
it's usual work, the cOka strike ending in
time to do away with the necessity OF
banking up. The new stove will be COM
pleted in two weeks. Preparations are
now being made to resume operations in
the pudding department, which is ex-
pected to be on in the course of fort
night.
At the Riverside, the bar mill, pipe and
steel works are ou full turn, and running
10 a strong and steady demand. The
forge started mp Monday, and tine plate
and skelp mills went on yesterday. The
factory will probably start up this week.
The furnace .Steubenville) was not COM
PEELED to bank up, but is making the reg
n ar output. The foundations of the Ben
wood furnace are about completed, and the
IRON work will be commenced next week.
The Top Mill factory started up last
Monday, and is now running something
over half the machines; making the stan
dsrd sizs nail principally. The pudding
department closed down last night for an
indefinite period. Tney began to tear
down last week preparatory 10 the con-
struction Of sheet mile, which have been
decided on. The number of mills and other
details have not yet been determined. as
the plans are not entirely completed. The
work will be pushed forward as rapidly as
the circumstances will permit.
An organization, under the name of
tire Western White Granite Compact, !"
was formed, and officers elected, with an
executive committee of four. The COM
mittee appointed last week to prepare a
plan Of organization and operation, re-
ported in detail, and their proposals were
almost unanimously adopted, feeling OF
good Will aad fairness being manifested
which auguTs well for the success OF the
enterprise thus inaugurated. It's claimed
that this organization is not for the pur-
pose Of lorciug prices higher, but for mu-
tual protection against frauds being per
petrated upon the trade, and enCroach-
ments Of foreign capital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
GENERAL SPORTS.
The Lawn Tennis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Scientific Games

The Lawn Tennis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Scientific Games
No one ever supposed that young Tom
my Petit, when he went to Euglard to
compete for the worlds championship,
would be able to wrestle it from that ma
ton which had never known rival. On
the grounds at Hampton Court he Dictated
a man who prev iously had Acknowledged
no superior, and ltf. there regarded as q
phenomenon by all the tennis playing
world. His game is remarkable. His prac-
tice is more so. l have seen him substitute
a piece of bard wood, eighteen inches long,
two inches broad ana one inch thick,
shaved at one end to allow the hand to
grasp it more readily, for his racket and
then bsat, with the advantage of trfng
odds, such amateurs az Metcalf Warren
and Keene. If victorious in these contests
he would willingly throw this awkward
racket aside and use a ginger ale bottle in
stead, and so accurate was MS Judgment OF
force AMI the position of the ball that the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
People Wonder

\HIHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful alternatives and
tonics To thousands yearly it proves
veritable elixir Of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich, writes Liver complaint and
indigestion made my life a burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years | suffered I'M
told agony. l was reduced almost to
a skeleton, and hardly had strength 10
drag myself about All kinds Of food
distressed me, and only the most deli
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ing that took seemed TO do any per-
manent good until l began the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
duced wonderful results. Soon after
commencing TO take the Sarsaparilla ]
could see an
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
THE WINDOW GLASS TROUBLE
Another Meeting to bs Held at Cleveland.
on Tuesday Next.

Another Meeting to bs Held at Cleveland
on Tuesday Next
There will be q meeting of the Western
Window-Glass Manufacturers Association
held 81 Cleveland on Tuesday next. The
unsettled wsge question will be the most
important business that will be acted upon.
liz will be decided whether another effort
will be made 10 compromise with the glass
blowers or whether a determined resistance
will be made to the demands Of Local AS
sembly 800.
The manufacturers are not inclined to
talk on the scale further than to charge the
window-woTkers with favoring the tank
furnaces. 1t is too early to offer any pre-
diction as 10 the outcome OF the dispute.
The manufacturers are not in a hurry &c
hsht their fires for the next season, SIS the
market is now Oyerstocked with glass ano
prices are low. The workers, know
ing this, are not urging Individual
manufacturers TO sign their scale,
but are waiting quietly for theiT
EMPLOYERS to make the first move IN the
matter. Each manufacturer has received
by this time a COPY OF the scale, and moth
ing further will be done by Local Assembly
800 until request comes from the other
side. In the Western district there are
only five houses outside of the Association,
and these may accept the terms Of the
blowers at any time. Il Is Lot expected,
however. that any association msnufactur
ers Will break away, bat all Of them will
likely abide By TIE decision Of their or
ganization.
To the + stern district it is possible that
a settlement will be reached with but little
difficulty. A conference between the East
eru manufacturers end workers vas held
az the Continental Hotel, Pnilsdelphis,
this week. aud the glass-blowers were Of
lsred last YEAR ! wsges, while they demand
ed an advance which would average about
8 per cent all through toe list. The meet
ing adjourned without reaching suy con-
clusiou aud another viii be held II a wesk
or so. At the conference the manuiactur-
era stated that none of them wished to
start their factories bsflre September 10,
and the workers are confident that their
terms will Se accented.
The Buckeye Glass Company has sscur-
ed five men to take the places Of the
striking packers. The packing room GOES
on to-day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
elixir ofljates

Is combination OF tae acn'. .'.'
OF dates, figs and prunes, auc '- i't'
cal fruits. It's pleasant tas'e sr' d F
effects have rendered it 'nm '-
lar. 1t cures habi-ual cols' 'l '"
gestion, biliousness, SICK hes
etc. Sold in 50 cert bo,t "
TrT;u. w. E. Williams, John l'"aol'
md Q. r. Goetza. J. T. Go'o ~ q
and Logan & Co, wholesale + .ta1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
ON THE DIAMOND.

Exciting Fights for the PennRnt In Both
the League and Association.
The events of the week in base ball
circles have been BrOoklyn's sudden tum-
bule and New York's short stay in first
place. In spite of the two clubs at the
end of the big bridge Boston and st.
Louis continue to lead. Pittsburg was
braced up, but there has been no charge
in her position. Following were the
clnh records ND to Saturday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

sorrow, in some instances, haEdens ana
uorrows the mind; bat in all well con-
stracted characters 1t softens, enrche9, en-
nobies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
Improvement

in my condition, my appetite began 70
return and with il came the ability TO
digest all the food taken, my strength
improved each day. and after few
months of faithful attention TO your
directions, | found myself a well
woman, able TO attend 10 all household
duties. The medicine has given me a
new lease Of life, and I cannot thank
YOU too much"
I'VE, the undersigned, citizens Of
Brockway Centre, Mich. hereby certify
that the above statement. made by
Mrs. Lake. is true in every particular
and entitled to full credence. 20. p.
Chamberlain, G.. W. Waring, {. \.
Wells, Druggist.
my brother. in England, was for a
long time, unable TO attend To his occu-
patton. 10y reason of sores on his foot.
/ sent him Ayers Almanac and the tes-
timonials it contained induced him To
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. After using IL
a little while, he was cured, and is now
a we'll man, working in a sugar mill
at Brisbane, Queensland. Australia. -
A AtteWell. SlarbOt Lake. Ontario.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-12-12
NO 80.

was "no place like home," using
Howard Payne's identical words.
That homo was singlc-room log
cabin, presided over by stcpmother
and inhabited by five half-sistcrs.
The family only ate wheat bread
once weck-Sunday mornings.
They drank coffee (without sugar)
when they could get it. In parting
with this little woman of the hills
she navcly said: 81 like the nice
talk of the lowlandcr. Good-by."
CREED.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-12-12
T T r NJ S.:

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-12-12
New Holiday Goods,
JUST RECEIVED

HOLMES q CON1"S FANCY CAKES, viz: Social Teas Ice,
Honey Cakes Lemons Fancy and Sugar mbcs Vanilla Csps
York Teas Honey mlcs, New Jumblcs Mixc
Cakes, &c, &c, ut only 20c pound
New Valencia aSins, I}aisns
Chron per pound, 25c New Curants, pounds for 25c.
% Cheese, bought before the rise pounds SOC.
Imported fresh Macc'roni, sold ut l5c. per pound
Es"oy r yh s n npg ss s. s at &C. Pc" per po"n or "onno
Davis Baking Powder I}akin,
Powder is equal to Royal Baking Powder.
White Beans at sl30 per bushc
Mixed Beans buslc.
Now Corn at 50c per bushcl.
Cow Peas ut 75c. bushc.
Pearl Barley, 1 pounds
Good Baking Soda pound
Canned Corn Beef at 2!c. per pound.
New Corn ut 0c
Good Sar,lncs, in olive oil, 4 boxes
Large pound boxes Sarncs only
Fresh l.olstcis can
Pure Mustard at 35c per pound
pound full weight Oysters, per
pound full weight Oysters for soc.
Dried Clipped Beet 25c. per box
pound fresh Mackcrc at l5c. per
Iotc'' Ham, Scnrimls, &c.
DcSsiccatcl (ocoanu, 20c. can
Assorted Jams,
Mnrmaal,, 20c.
Nelson's tclatnc,
'cnnct, 20c.
l5c.
Package NIincc Meat l5c
Prepared French Mustard, 1Oc. per bottle.
Can Pears, l5c.
Pure Fruit Tolu Chewing Gum, per box
Tomato Catsup 3oc per bottle
Worcestershire Sauce, 20c bottle.
Large quart bottles Queen Olives at 25c Der bottle
rgr quart bottles Sweet Mixed Pickles. bottle
Large quart bottles Mixed Chow Chow 25c. per bottle
@ T%"1 annI Mi1e aI Gn"%ISr W Pickles at lo per bottle
Fresh Horse ta,E'l at l5c. per bottle
Pepper Sauce and Capes at 15c per bottle
and 20c rpackarc
Warmers Safe Yeast at l0c per box.
.---GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES ON
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-08-15

The kangaroo is in danger of being
exterminated It's skin is so valuable that
large numbers Of young kangaroos are
killed. and high authorities are of the
opinion that unless the process is
the last specimen of this interesting an
imal.