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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14
ztr,u Advertisements.
Atlantic Tea Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee RoastsrS.
ztriu ADVERTISEMENTS.

Since cmbarking in the sale of Crock
cry, Fine China, Fancy Lamps, Bisque
Vaces, &C., early last August, we have
found that instead Of this department
being a side line, it has grown to such
proportions as to tax our ability TO sup
ply the demand from every town and
village. We are daily receiving orders
to ship Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet
sets, &C., as advertised, giving us num-
Der of pieces and price. These orders
come from parties who have never Wis
tied our stores, but who know that the
reputation OF our house is sufficient
guarantee that they will get exactly
what we advertise. In view of the eX-
traordinary demand for this class OF
goods during the holidays we have treb-
led our stock, added new lines, all the
latest patterns and decorations, &c.
and will sell at prices that will astoniSh
the purchaser and utterly paralyzc the
old fogv exclusive crockcry and china
dealers. Space will only permit ms to
quote Il few prices, but we carry CON
stantly in stock more goods than any
three wholesale houses in the State.
You cannot fail to be suited. Compare
our prices with others, and in no case
buy before visiting our stores:
Tea Sets. Adamantine, plain, 50 pieces - %
Tea Sets, Adamantine, decorated, 56pieces 80
Tea Sets, Under Glaze, English decorated,
Dinner Sets, Under Glaze, English deco
rated li9 pieces. ....................... 9S'
Dinner Sets. Adaman,ine, plain, l0i pieces 10
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated,
l0l pieces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gu
Toilet Sets, Adamantine, plain, 10 pieces. 3 %
Toilet Sets. Under Glaze, English decora-
ted, 10 pieces. .............. 80
The above are only few Of our prices
of goods that are well known. Our
stock consists OF the finest.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
diyiduals.

daily tnrOnlCie OF the tiO'ehV"'' W '"-
diyiduals.
W. Rustmyer, of the South Side, is on
the sick list
Hon. B. l.. Butcher is in the city on
visit TO friends.
Samuel Kuelen returned last night from
Il trip to Pittsburg.
l. G.. Dillon is in Belmont county on a
hunting expedition.
+. c. Darby is dangerously i'll at his res
idence on Eoff street.
Postmaster Robert Watson, of Cameron,
was in town yesterday.
Justice ]. W. Schultz, of the Eighth
ward, is on the sick list.
Frank Hoffman has returned from II
business trip 10 Indianapolis.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, State Superin-
tendent of Schools, is in the city
Mrs. DIR. Milligan is quite i'll at the resi-
dence of the family, on the lslasd.
John Glass, who has been visiting friends
in New Castle, Pa, has returned home.
Miss Edith Bryan and Mr.. John Fitzger-
aid, of Cameron, left for home last even
/ ing.
Miss Kate Merit, of Ravenna, O., is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Chas. w. Fran
zheim.
R.W. Russell and w II. Murdoch, OF
the "Ranch King" Company, are ut the
Behler
O. G. Phipps. of Bethany, and w. +.
Stanley. of RavenswOod, are registered at
the Mcclure.
Geo. y. Gray, advance agent of the
'Mugg's Landing Company, is registered
at the Behlcr.
TT. Collins. scenic artist for the France
Medical Institute Co, Of Columbus, Is
registered at the Stamm.
Harry NJ. Kelly, Secretary of the Bel
[ laire passed through the city yesterday,
on his way 10 New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Will S Brady, of Fostoria,
who have been visiting relatives here, left
Yesterday for New York and Philphia.
Thos. Cats, Of Moundsville, Miss c. v.
| Ogden, of Fairmont and j. Nj. Beall, OF
Wellsburg. are registered at the Windsor
Perry Caldwell leaves to day for Yale
! College to take special course in civil en-.
gineering. Mr. Caldwell is graduate of
Yale.
]. ). Beall, of Wellsburg; ThoS. Horn
brook, OF New Martinsville, and I. II.
Jacobs. of WellSburg, are stopping at the
/ Stamm.
Katie Emmett, Harry Williams and
wife. Amy Ames and Gus Hennessy and
wife. all of the Waits of New York Com
panv. are stopping at the Mcclure.
Col. C. p. Bissell, whose health, which
had become somewhat impaired through
through hard work, but is now very much
improved. expects TO return to Wheeling
in month or so.
Among the West Virginians registered
nj tine Behler are s. Ankron, of St Mary's;
III f. Mayhew and wife, of Parkersburg;
VIM. Reynolds, of Williamstown, and X.
f. Hogan, Of Huntington.
DIR. Samuel Kelly, of West Liberty, is
in the city, attending his mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Smith, who is lying seriously III at
the residence OF her son-in-law, MIR Peter
Delaplain, on North Main street.
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TYPHOID FEVER
VERY PREVALENT IN TIE SUBURBAN TOWN
OF FULTON.
More Than Twenty Cases at Present Che Death
Ysstsrday-Impurs Water tie Supposed
Cause Of the Disease.

The epidemic OF typhoid fever at u''
ton has reached such proportions as 10
excite considerable alarm in the mlnuS
of the town authorities and the inhao-
itants generally, and yesterday the town
officials. as well as the local School
Board. made representations to the
County Board of Health, as wen
as to DIR. George |. Garrison, the
resident member of the State Board OF
Health. DR.. Garrison explained that
the State Board of Health could do
nothing in the premises until they mad
been appealed to by the County Board
but he nevertheless went out to Fulton
during the afternoon and looked into
the situation and talked with number
of the leading citizens, as well as with
DR.. Ashbrook, the resident physician.
DR.. Garrison found there were at pres,
ent twenty-three cases OF typhold
fever in the town, with one
death occurring yesterday, and
that there have been from thirty to
thirty-fve cases within the last SIN
months, several OF them resulting iatal-
ly. At the present time there are nine
cases in one house, occupied jointly by
Mr.. ID. S. Clemmans, Mr.. Walter Mar
shall and Mr.. Thomas Myers, five OF the
nine cases being in Mr.. Marshall's fam
ilv. three in Mr.. Myers, and one in Mr..
Clemmans'. and in addition, there were
the following cases scattered through
the town, most of them, however, being
close to the central portion, along the
pike: One case at Mr.. Charles iocke.s,
one at Mr.. Joseph Yockc'S, two at Mr.
Henry Gochringcr'S, one at Louis Orth's'
one at Mr. =. Storke'S, one at George
Zoecklcr's, two at Yves. Sanders, one at
August SchnitZner's, one fatal case al
Mr.. Rcuhl's, one conyaleScent case at
Mr.. Rush's, and one at Mr.. NeuhardtS.
There was also convalcscent case at
Mr.. Crafts. In addition to these, thcrc
have been nine other cases, In when the
patients have either recovered, TN seven
instanccs) or died, as in two cases.
DR.. Ashbrook, who has given the
matter Il good deal Of study, IS OF the
opinion that the disease owes its origin
aud continuance to impure drinking
water obtained from wells, and this the
Orv seems to be borne out by the Facts.
There is one well near the double resi-
dence occupied by McsSrs. Meyers
Clemans and Marshall, where there are
nine cases Of fever, which is located
but about twenty-five feet from a vault
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limited states Court.

In the United States Court, at Charles
ton, Wednesday Joseph Dempsey, Peter
Dempsey, Anthony White, Joseph Del,
kins and Wesley Curry were found
guilty of violations of the United States
internal revenue laws and were hned
500 and costs and 80 days in jail each
Pearl Fuller entered plea OF guilty
but was not sentenced and w. I. Meath
and James Prudy were found not guiity'
The civil docket was called and cases
set for hearing and the criminal docket
was then taken up. William Il. Pals
lev. charged with violation of the inter
nal revenue laws, was found not gnilty
and George Godby was found guilty OF
the same offcnse, was fined 500 and
costs, which he promptly paid. The
case of Mrs. George Sprouse was con
tinued and George Waller was found
not guilty.
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twelve feet deep, and it is very prob
able that the poisonous matter from
this vault percolates through the earth
and finds its way into the well. In fact,
Mr.. Meyers stated yesterday that in
warm weather he thought he could de-
tect the odor of this poisonous matter
I'm the water taken from the well. This
well. together with another one, equally
Objectionable, is largely used by the
school children, and IL is among these
children, as well as in families using the
water. that the disease has chiefly APP
peared.
II was the intention of the Fulton
authorities, yesterday. to have DR.. e.
&C. Myers. of the County Board OF
Health. make an examination OF the
fever district to-day, and when that Is
done. such steps will be taken as seem
best calculated to afford relief from the
disease.
The little daughter of Mr.. Reuhl'
who died yesterday, was an exceedingly
bright girl, ard gave evidences OF mnsl
cal talent of a very high order. Her
death caused much regret.
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EvANGELIsTIC FESTIVAL.
The Interesting Exercises of Last Evening
ON Market street.

The W. c. T. T. Of this city gave 4
free coffee and lunch festival with very
interesting exercises at EvangellStic
Hall last night. Mrs. ). f. Jones pre-
sided. The following ladies assisted in
providing and serving lunch: Mrs
Isaiah Warren. Mrs. Mary \. Bell. Mrs
DobbinS. Mrs. Frank stanton, Mrs
Frank Cartwright, Mrs. HutchiSon'
Miss Minnie Hickey, Mrs. Lowrie Beck.
Very touching and effective recitations
were rendered by Miss Grace Galway, OF
Triadelphia. and Miss Kate Wincher
and Miss Kate Land sang solo. The
ministers present and taking part in the
exercises were Rev. DR.. c. w. Cushing
Rev. T. E. Galway, Rev. +. \. Lynch
and Rev. =. f. Jones. The hall was
We'll filed and the meeting successful II
every way. The W. {. I. |. ladies vii
take charge Of the services at this place
ON each Thursday evening in future
The meetings continue Friday, Satur
dav and Sunday evenings rs heretofore
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Everything I'm Season.

Everybody appreciates a delicious
oyster stew and it is probably for this
reason that the demand for Marvin's
handmade oyster crackers is so great
at this season of the year, for stew is
not half a stew without good crakers.
Marvin'S handmade and shell oyster
crackers are the finest in the land. Get
some from your grocer and try them.
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Cadets Appointed.

The following telegram chronicles the
appointment of Mr.. c. II. Schuttz, OF
this city. to West Point, among others;
WAsmIyGroN, d. c., November i3'-
The following named persons have been
appointed cadets at the Military Acau.
emy: f. II. Schulz, Wheeling. First
District, West Virginia; John Hughes
(alternate), Chenille, First District;
+. P. Siviter, Allegheny. Twenty-third
District. PENNSYLVANIA.
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Change in Time.

A change of time will go into effect on
the Il. & O. railroad next Sunday.
There will be several changes, but the
new time table has not yet arrived. The
most important changes will be on the
night trains. The two east-bround pas
senger trains which now pass through
early in the morning will be consoli-
dated at Newark and run over the Cen
trail Ohio division as one train, and upon
its arrival at Benwood will again be
separated. one train going to Pittsburg
via this city, and the other to Washing
ton, as they do now. With the.two west
bound trains which pass through near
midnight the same change will take
place. They unite at Benwood and
separate at Newark, one going to Chi
cago, the other to Cincinnati. Two
large consolidated engines will be used
to draw these trains which when united
will consist of about fourteen ears each.
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No lover of those delightful hot cakes
that our grandmother used to make io'
us should be without Marvin'S SeiI-ra,s-
inc nancake -four. No bother or trouble
mo- extensive baking powder, no danger
Of failure Ask your grocer for it,
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1hanksriyinr is Almost Here.

The Wheeling Bakery has an I'M
mense quantity of their very elegant
Fruit Cake ready for dinner, 1t Is I'M
nsually fine this year
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PHENOMENAL!

The only word descriptive of the success
~ our $3.50 Overcoat sale. This week
has about finished them. but for those th''
missed the opportunity. we offer Tor one
week 100 of our choice $40 and els over
coats at the ridiculOusly low price $40
remember this offer stands for one week
MY. See display In corner window
VI. HEYMAN.
No. 100 Main street.
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THE GAY WORLD.
THE HANDSOME DOUBLE RECEPTION At TEE
WHEAT RESIDENCE.
Wedding st St. Aphonsus ChurcA--Ihs Bachelor
Club Danes-0thsr Social Events Ysstsr-
day and To-Day.

One of the events of the season which
stands out in marked relief against the
social horizon, where a natural grace
and pleasing formality reigncd, was
the handsome double reception given
yesterday at the Wheat mansion on
North Main street. 1t was an event
noticeable for the centering of an UNI
usually large number of prominent
society people.
1t was an event that was looked for
ward to with expectancy akin 10 de-
light. Although the weather Yesterday
opened obviously, the clouds cleared
away at noon, and nature seemed to ac-
cord with the tenor of the event. The
afternoon reception was given by Mrs.
George X. Wheat, and was particularly
for her lady friends, large number OF
whom availcd themselves OF the hoSpi-
tality extended. The reception was be-
tween the hours of and 8 o'clock, and
during that time there was an animated
scene within the handsomely bedecked
interior.
In the evening reception was given
by Mrs. George h. Whert for Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Allan Wheat. The reception
embraced the hours of eight and twelve,
and during the early hours of the even
ing carriages fitted here and there
through the street, all bound to COM
mon destiny where the precious freight
alighted. The spacious apartments were
brilliantly lighted, and decorated with
much taste Those who assisted in re-
ceiving were Mr.. and Mrs. a. Allan
Wheat. Mrs. RhOda RammelSberg, OF
Cincinnati, and these ladies were
assisted in serving by Mrs. W. y.
Isott, Mrs. Jennie Henderson,, Mrs.
Joseph Speidel, Mrs Morgan OFT,
Miss Lydia McMechen, Mrs. Harry
Wheat, Miss Florence OFT. the
Misses Shriver and Miss Jennie Norton.
The tables were artiStically decorated
with roses. which also added TO the gen.
eral scenic effect OF many nook and
niche throughout the apartments. Music
was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra, which played many appro'
pirate selections, adding materially to
the enjoyment OF the evening. There
were from sixty to seventy couples pres
ent in the evening, and the scene, with
the varied and elaborate toilets Of the
ladies. presented, in measure, kaleide-
Scoplc picture. Nearly all the gen
tlemen present We're in full even
ing dress, and chatted merrily and
with ease with the fair ones. The ladies
who assisted in the evening both in re-
ceiving and serving the choice viandS,
also performed the same pleasant func'
lions at the afternoon affair. While the
occasion was formal in its nature, there
was an easy and graceful inter
change of SOciability that marked
the noticeable charm of the reception.
The host and hostess, in whose honor
the event was given, as well as Mrs.
Wheat and her able assistants looked
carefully after the entertainment of the
guests, and TO all present the hours few
all too quickly. In the latter part OF
the evening the young people engaged
in the dance. II was most successful
reception.
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Make Cakes for breakfast.

Buy a sack OF Marvn's Prepared
Buckwheat Flour, make batter Will
cold water or sweet milk and bake i'm
mediately. For sale by all grocers.
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TIE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Jaw Bone Broken.

Yesterday afternoon Frank hathela;
\ driver employed at Bell Bros. coal
bank. in the Eighth ward, was kicked
in the face by a mule, breaking one o.
the small bones in his left Jaw. lie
was taken to his home and received
medical attention.
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Boil the Water.

TO ne Editor Of NJ Rsgisftr:
SIr:-A word of suggestion to the
Fulton people. If they will boil their
well water it will be robbed of most or
all of its power to engender typhoid fe-
yer, or any other disease. OF course,
after boiling, the water is Hat. but If 1t
be agitatcd, or ice added, IL will taste as
ever. OF course, it is best to abstain
from using the contaminated water al
together, but If it must be used, boil it,.
Il. Il.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Dec DIS of Tran. fer Left FOR Record Yester
day.

The following transfer of real estate
was left for record in Clerk. Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made August ,, 1889, by Mary
VI. Ridgeley and Horace Ridgeley. hei
husband, and Mary +. Smith, tt
John L. Smith, for 100 acres OF land IN
Ohio county. Consideration, 81.
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MARvIS's Shell Oyster Cracker is the
most popular and elegant cracker on
the market. Everyone should buy
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14

THE Mother of Pearl Pictures now
on exhibition at Royd's old stand,
1854 Market street, are the finest that
ever came to our city. 1t will pay you
to see them.
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HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Ner
vousness, Spasms, Sleeplessness, cured by
DIR. Miles Nervine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co.'s and X. b. Burts, ana a
Bowie Bros. s, Bridgeport.
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Stone & Thomas.
THE GREATEST DISPLAY ON


Free, show OF loo additional Winter sample,
more than am Wheeling merchants combined
for Gents suits. Oycrcoat> aud uniforms lus'
received from Wanam"Ner ~ ltroWns ol tuil.'
I.l,Il, 'rhirfv-thrre ntr sawed anu 90 gdaran-
f.,.s j. " FERREL. Agent,
not Cor. Twentieth and Main Streets.
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School Cbiliren's Lunch,

About the incest, most generous cake
that can be found for school boy:
lunch is Marvin's Big Four Cookies
Ask your grocer for them.
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A Perfect Cake

Marvin's new home made Ginger
Waters are Just about as near perfect
cake as it is easy TO get. You'll never
regret trying pound.
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THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
creates an appetite, rouses the liver.
cures headache, and gives renewed
strength and vigor to the whole body.
BE sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which is peculiar to itself. Sold by all
druggists.
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BEATS THE WORLD -

HFATs THE WORLD!
We propose to make this great week
for Overcoat buyers.
WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEh
tine All Wool Melton, kersey aud Beaver
Overcoats at
~s SO-For the small sum ot-ss''o
Nothers II Won want to clothe the l'ttis
onas oar sl.I5 overcoats are a great bar
gain. Polite attention. No misrePr'Se"
tatton. Open till n p. m. saturday
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothiers,
1t4O Main street.
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The Wheeling Bakery has an i'm
mense quantity of their very elegant
Fruit Cake ready for dinner. 1t is I'M
usually fine this year.
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Warm Cakes for Breakfast.

Ask your grocer for sack Of Marvin's
Pancake Flour, make batter with cold
water and sweet milk and bake imme-
diately.
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Never before has our Dress Goods De-
partment contained such an elegant
array Of Winner Snitiugs, Plain Novel
ty. Striped and Plaid Camers Hair,
Serges, Whip Cords. lleuriettas, Ladies'
Cloths. TricOtS. sc.
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1000 Boys Solid Leather Working
Shoes reduced to 81 cents. Every pair
warranted,
AT HAsrSAI-rc's SHOE House,
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MERcHAyT-"What kind Of soap,
MADAME" Shrewd Woman-'Give me
Jaxon, always"
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Thermometer Record.

MIR. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug,
gist, made the following observations OF
The temperature Yesterday a III, ~.
a m, a; u n, ~; s p. m, ~ p H. ~
Weather, fair.
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Some people n,

people conclusion that when this bed broke down
misfortune overlook fact the
bought bed few months he has not known
go mind creaked and goaned under him
threatening collapse and has finally
pieces gone House Hermann he would have saved him
only seepess nights disaster portrayed in the illustration
Still congratulated visit House Herrmanns and
money bad obtain bed which for the
of enjoy undisturbed repose
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14

Be sure and attend the Mother OF
Pearl Picture Sale this evening at Boyd's
old stand, 1854 Market street.
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wheeling Needs a Large Hall

What Wheeling needs is large hall,
an auditorium sufficiently large to pro-
duce with good scenic effect attractions
on a large scale, such hall as would
render the tout ensemble OF an event like
the coming Kirmcs all the more strik-
ing. The city has plenty OF medium
sized halls, and many Of them are ad-
mirably arranged for the purposes for
which they are used. But one large
hall, with perhaps the proportions OF
some of the old skating Kinks, would
doubtless have Considerable OF can III
the course OF year. There are many
church, secret and social organizations
in the city that would doubtless be glad
to centre upon an entertainment at least
once during the winter, Of sufficient
magnitude to use hall of this kind to
great advantage.
The energetic ladies in charge OF the
Kirmes have been forcibly reminded OF
this desidcratum. as a hall sufficiently
large for the participators to practice in
| has been difficult TO obtain. On many
occasions where churches use extra
effort and give really meritorious enter
tainments and Of high order, the
limited size OF the vestries where they
are usually held, prevent many from go
ing who would otherwise attend. Such
a hall as we have in mind could also bo
used for important public meetings, and
on many notable occasions where the
other halls could not with good effect
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Talk on the Human System.

The Opera House was again well
filled with men last night to hear the
second in the series Of stereoptican lee
lures by DIR. j. Charles Harrison, OF
Chicago. The subject last evening was
Specific Diseases, their Causes and
Cures" and the doctor described in a
most entertaining manner the ills that
flesh is heir TO, how they were induced
and how they could be cured. The
large Illuminated charts added materi-
ally to the force of the remarks, and
the lecture was made all the more COM
prehensive. Many good stories bearing
on the subject were told during the
evening. Some 800 dissolving views
were thrown on the canvas, many OF
which were views OF the picturesque
portions of the old world. The lecture
was entertaining throughout, and all
who were present went away with far
better understanding of life. DR.. lIar-
rison remains in Wheeling over Sun
day, lecturing next in Pittsburg.
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Thanksgiving is Almost Here.

Bargains In lax Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches at II. l.. HILLMAN CO.'S,
No. 90 Eleventh Street.
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Notice.

THE most staple article sold is Jaxon
SOaD.