davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

neut man ho lives therein am apit. .,,.
the dweiiing xouli not attract uotice for I
i. certainly in its finish only ortlissry IL
shape it !. about .qaare bull, Of some xio1
of -andstoae. and spuareutiv agi,a 4 eHnrh.,
of centuries Old IL .r,nd. az hi,h biiI
and the view looking Of "a tn vsliev a., hi
beyond i. very grand The front saor omen
At once into The billiard room in which arr
displaced the many aItrs..e. ot xaIeop,a
and approval Mr raryaI la. received Tbs
library /. the cosje-t ro,m in the
house ani many volume. ot
reports of the Hou.e az
Commons are Oh the .A.Iye. A. we'll a.
hun!r, is Of other hook. among ub,rh
we're noticed a larye M. of Washiugton
he dining room Is spacious. but thr uyh
the Ha,,la nne.- thsr. {,r,-a.. 49,. ;. :. .
..-.. a. a. "a
49, -'S '"- 'oi"' IV"f"' III zht De 80 bettef
Dut g'e yer! sla' 70 see the
- % .i'i, nan ieNi -
oatul1aY We Pu'hvl iof huDiin through
niii piI.u'eqoI ~ inII'''A'no4' a',, Fe9lIH' ~hieh
" ouia no. DC 'u.iy APPRECIATED because OF
.a m Ia aa "a, an 'ng 9ea,P zen mus GUY
- me- 81 i'el' eI'iieh L.
a'ue1 - from mere
-e 4"e 7'aiP curious place
- '"at d. one 'iH'F 'he Uefu o'
oIt u tHe uioahlAih IA NJ
ana ''' region Is via ana
10 ui"Ae sueu 'a'e cfei'ta'
','oA7h' u c"1r'e' II Is not
Fo.'''' "a "is ny 0"ni pune lA'y
iuncne' we're 'rhnefeu the paf''' ahl ali
Ne'e 'h"atr4'
~ pSi'ie s'1' anu Al
Il
- -, - 'I' ine mn
.I-' 'su' a"l /" every
pa pa- $50 u'Ai t'e'sns i"e 'oA''. were many
- ~ " 'i,A' IL "as iate
.'o". ~ 'n, j1'y eS,neiins oioAe up
aui'' i''"s 0!ne u tue most
iasn4on
~ IN anu ms nuf'h' were visited
. 'he la''ef only We were privileged to go
'rt'' -, ea iaet''
ne Original pat' OF 'he chutch was ouiit IN
- =, ~ =! anu - sun ''anu'ns' pul
.ne 'l,"st oi 'ie present. structure Is 81 more
reeeht efee'ioh- ne afcni'ect1fe IS grand
inr p,easips, uoush ''ig ciuren eAnno' De
IohS'ieieu hia'7i'e, iu 'he- interior was
s.n zee. a ni1e is'h 1'a'us oI Ear. ''iouspo"' oe
nea'n N'iloh is 'ai' 70 pe 'he tonio oi thi'
o'qus'of lnousn 'h's Is NOT lu''y au'hen-
''a'e', rdi' i'nei Nas 'ne eagle Oh which
" as sp'eau '1t H's' rng''u copy OF Inc
!, l"HieH fi'uai 10 oe iedu III ifeIAhn- men
.ne s".ie 10 Us ot'o" 10 'ne cfs p'', "hefe /
lA's 'o'nps ol sncle,''S anu o'her interest
"s ''' "F N'' ''i VI '3per'
nu.'A am y Que pi 'i'e eiai',es' parhs
a. T.. Gu = ct''aii,iy 'tiy o1au''lul'
:. 10 w" i'''ie' III ''i emoe' A"a eh-
''h'FN 'haihiH hioHhldint fdiitN ana ldkt /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

WATER ms, June -
The Woman. State Relief Corps of the
G.. 4. Il. held convention in Watervllle.
Tuesday. n g. a Il. Han. The State
officers net At the Elmsooi Hotel, Monday
cyrn,rr. to perfect arrangements for today :
convention.
Two hundred delegates were present Tues
ua, forenoon. Mrs. j. r. Rhodes of Rock
land presided and delivered The address of
welcome The reports OF the committee
show an Increase in membership of five hun
dred during the past yeAr. the order now
haying 3 OoO members.
The committee on credental. reported the
foliowiugas e''itl..l to vote at the conv-n
ton. STATE oilirr,, Is, pas State presl-
dents. 3 corp. presidents. 81 delegates
PIP; total $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
SCHOONER SEIZED
For Having One More Barrel OF OIL fnah
was on tho Manifest


HALIFAX. june II,
scboouer Warrior arrived here Sunday
g, Ro,tou and was seized by the customs
,u n,h ,ri,ies for having on board one barrel OF
., ~, nm the manifest The schooner
Sr,,gbt ~, -6fty barrel. of oil for LAWSON
IiS,,,n,,ou I Co. When the officer went 10
- ,hem he fourd the odd barrel en-
board. A penalty of s4oo can be imposeI,
for the offence. In lieu Of tins the 'e,ss Tti
rsn be contiscat,d together with the OIL Inc
warrior halls from Halifax
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
GARDIN Err.
Meeting OF the City Council Conven-
ton OF the Rockland Ministerial Asso-
Electric Lights for Our City


Cbas Giaord a,ri~d bo,,e ,bi..f,o-,oo,
~ - u,,..''- - ''''9 ,'''''''
= "h''htS was III Augusta To-Day on
business.
( NJ. NJ. Richards of Waldoboro of the firm
tn r,lxC ..,
VI We '''' W. VI '"'' w! was /" 10"
today
/ The base ball club leaves Thursday morn
ing on a provincial trip They will visit
Halifax, Amherst, Moncton, st. John and
other places in the Canaias. The game in
Halifax will be played on Friday in the
forenoon and afternoon. Other games have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Board of Pension Appeals Reduced.
W.sHtxeroS June l.

John A Lacy. 7. J. Gamble and H. n.
Curtis, members Of the board of pension
appeals of the interior De aarto ent, have been
notified by Assistant Secretary Bussey tina,
owing TO the reduction in the membership of
the board, made necessary by the last appro-
priation act, their resignation weUld be sc-
cepted, :. take effect July lst. Their places
will be illed by details from the pensi0n
bureau as follows: Chsuacey Hiekox of
Connecticut. A. E Rorell OF New Jersey
and H. L. Bruce Of Illinois.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Fire in Fittsiieid


Special TO the kennebec Journal
PirrsrIrLp. June Is.
G.F. Chardler hviIg IN the south iar'
of ,b. town vas hLrnei out this morning.
Mr.. Chstdler and VI children. were more
or los burned. two Of the children serious
N. Lost everything kept the ciothes 'he,
had on and some of thnse were ourheu ou
from them. Fire probably originated if0ui
smoking mosquitoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
ITALIAN LABORBRS
Employed on the Dexter & Dover Rail
way, Refuse to Work.

Especial to the hernebec Journal
DEXTER June Is
The Italian laborcrs at work on the now
railroad. betu cen thi. rlacs and Dover. re-
fused this morning to go to work, demanding
81 so per day wages. speedy adjustment
of the difficulty is anticipated. as it Is caused
mainly through the efforts of one OF the lead
ers, sho desired to become boss, and VINO
threafeaed in case he was not made one to
make trouble for the contractors. lie WI"
probably be arrested to1sy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Yacht Racing In New York.

NEW YORK, June IS.
The first Of three races arranged between
the Titsnia and Katrina took place today.
Shortly after the start the Katrina broke the
main boom ard gave up the race. Titania
covered the "a mile course 10 hrs. % secs.
Each race is for cup valued at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

PAILApELrHIA, June Is
Corrected returns from all the wards 10
..;s ci,y show majority against the prom
hi,;op amendment of 9S,570' for the sn'ena' as
ment abolishinx poll tax majority OF "
525
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
Yacht Races at Queenstown

QrEESsTowy. June Is.
In the yacht race today valkrie led for 20
miles and was then overhsuied BY the Var
aua. The wind died away, and both vessels
were becalmed At AIS the valkrie was
hecsIue,i and yreda won
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
p,obibi,ion Defeated in Pennsylvania

PsnApELrHtA. June 10.
,soA. M.-Returns from "a of the o.
o,nn,iss of the State, give majority OF
,sI 40 svsinst the prohibition amendment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

Ngw Y0Rx, June 10.
The suburban handicap at Sheepshead bay
was Won By Rsceland, by length and a
half in 2.0S -, Terra Gotta I'd, Gorgo 3D..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
MARKET REPORTS


Stw YnEg. June Is
M1ne} call easy, ranging from to u.
Prime paper a' u j1Ii
Exchange, iuii and weak.
Government bonds. dull suG firm
Railroad bond-. fairly active.
The following sre ta" cineing quotations Of ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

sol 1T PAEI3 Ng Oct q. n
Thsge safrred terribly from n-ufa gia and rhsn
saiIsH f1r f' pat tsenf7 years and have a.ed 90,
toany rSaf1e. with surt popr frsults that had b..
ebnir Discouraged and aln0-t daspalfsd u recely
ing 8nV hsBtni from tilTir u-e but phen sgge fiug
frani -syFfe attack u neuralgia a .hort tiine an
I tfifi 'EFpsn'. In.tnnt Relief for rslnF and 10
~ great j1F, 80 dp-fs completely rsllessf me If
ths pain iridsf again had .tvere attaek af reu
"a ga afd usfd tir "ln-iant B.irf' ith 50, god
rrs, that tp0aY. 10 The gr"Ht .urpri-e Of all am
abb to da nay saturday. baking. ''Bruwn'. Instant
ksiTi j. g si"nd 70 me aud 49, -itsll aIvays keep
Il 10 tls h1a.r fradY 'nr use.
Ar-- ~TEPHEs h. kIHEAlL
f0gr money refunded II II falls 10 D.n-n, Yog
vhen gsed .triciiy directed on inside xranter
% you take no riss in trying f..
sS7oli ~ All tsier' tec6dfmtopoolip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19

The Russian Army soon will be provided
with brsech loading rifles which will carry .
disssuce Of 600 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
MAIhi DISPATCHES
THE RIENDS.

Work Of the Yearly Meeting in Pert
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weatnsr Indications Tor the Mar. "a
Hou.s

"As DEr.ErAEsr.
offiee Of the Chief Signal Officer
"AsaIseTos. Jgre i9 lam.
FOR Maine Fair. slightly warmer. e..terl,
Find' Csu;iouary signals displayed from
ue oela"are breakSa;er to the Boston sec.
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
i cult Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia,
made On the 18th day OF September, 1852 IN the
Chancery causes Of George W. McCord, admins
traitor VS. Thomas McCOrd and Others, and John
W. Cooper vs.. James C. McCord and Others, the
undersigned special commissioners will, on
Saturday, the 3Oth Day of November,
A. ID. 1889.
commencing AZ ten o'clock a. m, at the north
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia, proceed 10 sell, AT public auction,
the tract Of land containing about ole hundfed
acres and another tract known rs Pike Island,
OF which Thomas McCord died seized The fnt
mentioned tract lies on the Ohio River, distant
about five miles north OF the city OF wheeling
and was bounded and described by the said
Thomas McCO Il, deceased in deed between
himself and Thomas B. McCord, dated sep'em-
Der 18TH 1879, Of record I'm the Clerks Office OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
as follows: on the north by the lands OF James
LYLE and John b. Lyle and Rev. -- Mcclure,
on the East by the lands " Mrs, J.. Is Will
SON. on the south by the lands OF the Kelly
heirs and Jacob Ellis, and on the west 10y the
Ohio river being the home farm, when he died,
OF Thomas McCord, deceased.
= he tract known as Pike Island lies IN the
Ohio River, about one mile above the INST men
toned tract.
TERMS OF sALE-One-thlrd, or as much
more OF the purchase money as the purchaser
may elect In cash, and the balance IN two equal
instalmehts, at one and two years respectively,
from the day of sale. with interest from day Of
sale upon the credit inttalmenn the purchaser
10 give his notes for the same with apprbyed Sc
curity, aud the legal title 10 be retained as
further security until the purchase money Is paid
in full and conveyance directed by the Court
GUY r. g. ALLEN.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that bond and security has
been given 10y the above named commissioners
as required by law aud by the above mentioned
decree,
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Octo-
her. A. D. 1889. JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. In
the State Of West Virginia, oc3loawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

The wife Of Governor Fhzhugh Lee, Of
Virgins, is famous housekeeper, and this
is how she says she makes the mincemeat
for her Thanksgiving pies: Two pounds
beet. two Of cu1rsuts, two Of raisins, one
pound Of citron, two Of beef suet, and a
half of candied lemon peel, four pounds OF
apples. two If sultana raisins, two Of su-
gar. two nutmegs, grated, quarter ounce
cloves. haifounce cinnamon, quarter ounce
mace. one quart sherry or good homemade
currant wine, one quart good brandy, one
tsaspooniul Of salt, the juice and rind Of
two lemons and two oranges. Simmer
the meat gently till tender, snd
when perfectly cold chop it fine. Stone
the rsisins, shred the citron. pare, core
asd chop the apples, chop the suet fine.
silk the dry Ingredients together, then add
the Juice and rinds Of the oranges snd lem
ons. Pack in a stone jar, pour on the wine
and brandy, cover close and keep cool.
This mircemeat will keep all winter.
When wanted for pies, thin with cider or
wine. The rule Is az old one, and Is sold
TO nave Gems from the Custis family In the
beginning According to Virginia trsol-
tiou the widow Cns,is, who became Mrs.
Washington, made famous mince pies.
L. p. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Ohauucsy Depew Tells What Must be
Done for 1t.

lAduTto al McFchdfltb 0uH4utt
The question Of the Worlds Fair is not
what city or what locality will be benefit
ed by il; but the object must BIS the benefit
CT tbis entire nation. [Applause.
81 admire Chicago. No one can excel
me in admiration Of the marvellous gro Nth
of that city-its wonderful development,
it's tremendous energy or its magnificent
fu,ure-but Chicago is lot the metropolis
Of the Western world. When meet q
Chicago merchant, minister, lawyer, a
doctor, whether his mission be for the well
fare of my soul or my body, his first ques-
ton is: What is your opinion OF the
Worlds Fair location9' Ny hotel bill
there had upon it The Worlds Fair in
Chicago when placed my bat upon the
rack somebody pasted 10 it, The Worlds
Fair in Chicago Upon prescription
which l got for my cough, The Worlds
Fair in Chicago, and 30 on. When | went
to church the lady who occupied the pew
into which was ushered handed me
prayerboOk upon which was pasted, The
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
"ChicagO says to ST. Louis, I am the
West Chicago says to New York, L am
the metropolis Chicago claims every
thing except that abe is on the seaboard,
and am surprised that her mOdesty pre-
vents her from claiming that. She re-
minds me Of the Chicago man who was a
guest at the Eagle Hotel in POugbkeepsie
Laughter. After the dinner was over he
said, What have you got for dessri2' The
waiter raid, PEE What kind?' 'Mince,
apple, lemon, custsrd and pumpkin
We'll, said the Chicago man, bring me
mince, lemon, apple and pumpkin The
waiter said, What in thunder is the mat
ter with the custsrd?'
NOW. New York is tagging behind in
her public support; her millionaires and
the great body of her business men in
touch with her great corporations are not
yet responding. say that the Worlds Fair
must surpsss that of Paris or it cannot rep
resent the greatest republic on the earth.
The Worlds Fair must represent no local.
ity, but the whole country, or it will not
represent the United States of sll. The
Worlds fair is not decoration but duty,
which may mean fifteen or twenty millions
of dollars risked; to be lost, if necessary,
that the Republic of the United States may
take IFS proper place in relation to the
commerce of the world"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
BRIDGEPORT.
A Batch Of News for Our Readers Across
the River

~ NNaINN CT MNMN AWN NAA AkNAANAa @ANANa'
the River
Bridgeport streets are in terribly bad
condition. Most Of the crossings have al-
most disappeared under the debris Of the
ares and the citizens have TO wade across
the streets get about town. If some Of
those gentlemen who write hooks on
Buried Cities Discovered would just
come to Bridgeport and hunt for street
crossings. they would consider the excava-
,ious al Pompeu and HereulAneum very
''smsll potatoes
The appointment Of W. A. Brown, Pike
Commissioner for the Bridgeport and Col
Grain pike, in the face OF numerous psti-
tions from the citizens Of that vicinity for
the appointment OF another man, says the
ST. Ciair-vnle Gazette. was a bold act on
the part of the Commissioners, and one
that viii probably come back to plague
some of them ia their haukerings after q
third term.
About forty witnesses have been sum-
moned 20 20 % ST. Ciairsville to attend
lhe suit OF Mrs Wilhelmins Mayors, ad-
minisiTstlix v. The Standard Iron Com
pany.
The street crossing from in front Of
Squire Hogelps residence TO the O., l.. x
~. railroad track on Morgan street, Is be-
INK paved with brick.
Mr.. George v. Brown and Miss Ellie
Thompson. OF Sc. Ciaisyille, were quietly
married lsst night at the residence Of the
brides parents.
Mr. w. o. Howell. who has been spend
ing the summer in Europe, has reached
New York and will probably arrive here
to-day.
Bridgeport will send big delegation to
esch of the performances Of Little Lord
Fauutleroy," at the Wheeling Opera
lIouze.
Rev. and Mrs J. II. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Miss Rslta Rogers, have returned home
after 8 pleasant visit TO friends at Uhrichs-
Vile.
MT. y. NJ. Stanley, a railroad contractor,
and Mr. Scott, prominent lumoerman,
both Of Cleveland. were in town to-day.
A. Vs. Keancu, E.q, vas down from
the county sea, yesterday on legal busi-
ness.
Mrs. samuel Clemmens sud Mrs. ) II.
Robinson are visiting friends in Stenben-
vile.
Mrs Gillespie. Of Martins Ferry, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Mr. Henry Adams was down from ST.
Cairsvil'e yesterday.
MT @. r. Shreve, OF Martins Ferry, was
in town yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
UNSUSPECTED!
How n Charming Lady Allowed Fatal
Trouble to Come Upon Her Unawares.

How n Charming Lady Allowed Fatal
Trouble to Come Upon Her Unawares.
Nearly every one of my friends has cold"
This remark was made TO party Of friends by
an attractive lady who resides on 4ith-st., New
York. That evening she felt a ticking in her
throat, slight pain across the chest, and she
coughed once or twice. The next day she was
tired and respondent and had much difficulty
in breathing. To-day she is suffering from quick
consumption. and can i've II Is feared only
short time Her experience is a sad one, but,
unfortunately, 1t Is the same that thousands OF
others are passing through. Suchiroubless should
not be neglected
Nature needs help Il MUST be helped, and
that promptly. In but one way can this be done,
aud that IS by the use Of a pure stimulant, which
drives out the germs of disease before they can
become fixed upon the system. This is what
Duly Pure Malt Whisky does. II is stimulant
to the organs that have been cOngested by cold.
IL arOus, the tissues to fresh action. II wards
OF Dis case and, containing no flise oil, does not
injure. Il Is used by the leading reOple Of the
land. A prominent lady writing on this subject
rays: II have watched the faces OF ladies very
carefully for many years, and on nearly every
one have seen either lines OF care or unhappi-
ness, swollen eyelids dark lines around them, or
some equally certain evidence of ill-health and
unhappness. l am a firm advocate Of temper
ance, but believe ladies should take some good
tonic or stimulant, and something, too, that is
known TO be pure and reliable / have tried
Duny,s Malt, and have been benefited by Il; and
while do not advocate its use by all, think
very many women could be made healthier,
happier and more attractive TO their husbands,
lovers, friends and families il they would do
likewise %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
BELLAIRE.
Personal News Notes Gathered About
Town.

Town.
A Fourth ward father has habit OF
beating his little boy every time he does q
little mischief The boy got his shoes
muddy yesterday, and when the indul-
geni(?) father caught him he gave him a
severe hogging. The boys cries could be
heard for two squares. The people in
that neighborhood are indignant.
Manager Fitton, of the Elysian Theatre,
was at Bonneville yesterday seeing what
arrangements he could make to show some
Of the attractions in the Berry City" that
come 10 Bellaire. GAINESVILLE Is consld-
cred gCOi show town. The last troupe
that was there did big business.
The building associations have consider
able money on hand at present and are
paying Withdrawals when stockholders
present their books for that purpose. Now
- the proper time TO get money out oil
these institutions if you desire to build or
purchase a home, as premiums are very
low.
Mr.. Howell, the timer, was ore Of the
folks remembered In the will of William
Ho we'll, who died in Columbus last week.
Mr.. Howell gets a nice sum of money in
cash.
The Uniformed Rank of X. of P. turned
out lsst night and participated in the work
that made five yOung men full hsdged
Knights of Pythias.
Miss Phillips, the SteubenVille lldy who
was rendered position IA teacher IN our
schools, has sent word that she cannot
come.
There is talk of panorama of the pic
lures drawn from Lew. Wsllace's great
book, "Ben Hur," being exhibited in this
city.
Milton Garrett, son Of Captain Thos.
Garrett, who has been very low with
typhoid fever, is some better.
Rlbert W,stlake, the ball payer, wss
married the other day to Miss May Hobbs,
of Fairyies, w. Va.
The new savings bank will purchase
property on Union or Belmont street and
erect a new building.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will have little dA lily paper dur
ing their bazaar.
Two Old CrOnies" gave universal salts
faction. The troupe will return again
next month.
The McGibeDy family will give an ex'
hibi,ion in this city some tine about the
holidays.
The electric lights show up well. One
light illumes the street nicely one square
each way.
The FIRST ward has a new saloon. 1t
has tesn named "E ,ectric Light"
Several well-known individuals sre
wearing shades over their eyes.
The American Mechanics will attend
church in body next Sunday.
Dr.. GuDn, O. & P medical examiner,
Was here on business yesterday.
TINS old rails of the street railway are
being shipped to Piltsburg.
There is talk of a Hebrew synagogue
being erected in this city.
Several Of our people attended a concert
at GAINESVILLE last night.
Another bank on the building sssOcia-
ton plan ia talked OF.
Parks & Dickens are pspering the Wegee
Methodist Church.
The Bohemiaus will dance in Turner
Hall this evening
The Fourth ward keg factory is having a
steady run.
W. Steward hiss moved his family tC
Glencoe.
Louis Pelky is laid up with a sprained
ankle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
They Would Tell.

sAAgt.
Patient-Ggeat heavens, young man,
that's pretty strong medicine.
Young DlctOr-Yes, it's very powerful.
Sometimes il cures and sometimes its
kills.
Pati nt-Weil-Iay-here, young man,
is there any danger in my caseg
Young Doctor-I can't tell for an hour
vet At. Money bsgs. Now calm yourself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November 2i-Cattle. receipts 1000
head: shipments 1000 head; beeves 81 S0a5 s.:
steers 81 sOa4 TO- stockers and feeders 81 sOaS 90;
Texans 81 s..
Hoes-Receips $500 head; shipments 5000
head: market easy; mixed So 65aS 90; heavy s. 60
az 90. light So 65a3 80: skips So OOaS IS.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
head. market strong: natives 81 50a5 90; western
sS 5Oa4 Is; Texans So 0Oa4 so; laHb 81 50a5 50.
NEW YORK. November 2l.-Beeves receipts
ON head; no trading in beeves; market dull and
unchanged for dressed beef at sake per pound
Sheep Receipts LOO head; market firm