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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16
NO.29

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various churches fill up the month.
The health Of the people in New
Hope valley was never better. Dull
times now for doctors. @.
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souy n the plans Of
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yeuf subscription expired
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16

The man who goes to bed so late
that he meets himself getting up in
the morning Is not an early riser.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16

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where
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Get
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The largest department the South 10 elfa Worlds fn e
everything both useinland ornamental Sxonr
various End home here under covering over mile OF
the Supervision OF The best talent
The hosse conducted the smapO6t system care Tor
Ne best and reliable materials
rds plain fgurs and nothing M undene that
calculated confidence that essential 70 prosperity
0n ths main aoor viii be fund the departments Of Silks Wod Drs:.
rabries Lane Wares Dre Trimmings Ladies' Musln Undrwss Knit
Undv Domestic velvets Coss Hosiery Govs Handterchisis
Unhrss Buttons Toilet White Good, and every
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16
A coMMoDIoUs AND WEI,
MANAGED
HOTEL.
il always open to the public.
SPLENDID WATER POWER.
An Abundant supply OF Pure
Free Stone water From
the Mountains Springs.

The Home Of 1900 Happy
People, -.
though scarcely one year old.
Churches, Schools, Banks, Electric
Lights, Water Mains, and all the
appliances and conveniences OF q
modern town.
O-O-O-O-O-0-0-0-0-0-0
INDUSTRIES SECURED AND
IN OPERATION 1T BUENA
VISTA.
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What Nebraskans Want.
Beatrice tssb.) ,penocrst.

e0o kNeuI tpeuocrat.
Mercer will never be Governor Of
Nebraska. What the people want
this year is a plain farmer who is
not much on swallow-tail coats, but
is HI on good horse sense.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16

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NJ aoor contains .h. departments n Mnsy cuaIps and
Drspds Rsy made Dssmen Carpets Msihng md
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-16
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SPRING AMI SUMMER--189O.
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OUR GOODS ARE THE FRESHEST.
OUR BARGAINS THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL.
OUR HIGH NOVELTIES The RICHEST.
Having st all times the largest and compile stock
Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS In the South,
We confidently invite your inspection, either In person
by sample orders
Many attractions in DRESS GOODS, SILKS and
yELvETS. LACEs, EMBROIDERS, FLOUNCINGS
BLACK GOODS, WHITE GOODS, GENTS FUR
NISHINGS AND GLOVES.
Special Inducements ia Ladies, UNDERWEAR
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FANCY WARES and wOR.
STEDS Of all descriptions.
STAMPING DEPARTMENT fully equipped for Ill
kinds OF york.
AGENTS FOR BUrTERIcK's PATTERNS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
CHIEF EGAN,s REPORT.
Regular Monthly Meeting of th'
 Board Held Last Night.

Regular Monthly Meeting of the
 Board Held Last Night.
 About the only business transacted at the meeting of the police board last night was the acceptance of Chief Egan's report, which was as follows:
 Whole number of arrests, eighty.six; l; whole number of cases, 101; males, nine ty five, females six. Causes of arrest: As sault nine, breach of the peace fifteen, burglary one, common drunkard two, defrauding one, indecent publication one, gambling one, intoXication fifty-fve, insanity one, neglecting to support family one, resistance to officers three, theft four, theft from person one, va grancy two, violation of license law one, violation of city ordinance three. Ot those arrested two were bound over, twenty.fo were committed to county iail, twelve were committed to town work house, one died in lookup, the cases of two were continued, five were discharged by the chief of police, the cases of three were nolled, thirty-three paid fines and costs and nineteen had sentence suspended.
 The nativity of those arrested were American 54, Irish 30. English 5, Ger. man . Canadian 6 Scotch 3, Swede l. The time lost by regular force was eos days, 306 hours of special duty were per. formed, 26 stores and offices wero found open, 10S lodgers were housed in thG police station and six street lights were found out of order. The expense oI taking prisoners to jail was $7O and oi making arrests SS. The total amount received by the clerk of the court was SIS H
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
NOVEMBER WEDDINGS.

several Marriages In the Catholic
 Circles This Morning.
 There were three marriages at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. a..-4=~ Y.
 John J. Lawlor and Miss Bridget NJ. Sullivan were married by the Rev Father Fleming. John Lawlor assisted the groom and Miss Mary Kelly acted as bridesmaid. v
 At 9:15 o'clock the marriage of John Cranney and Miss Annie Downey was solemnized, the ceremony being per formed by the Rev Father Mulcahy. The best couple were Patrick Kelly and Miss Mary Downey. -
 The marriage of Florence D. Keenan, the we'll known and popular letter car rier, and Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, took place with a nuptial mass at 9:SC o'clock. The Rev Father Fleming per formed the ceremony. The groom was assisted by William Cosgrove and the bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Fleming Among the many valuable presents re ceived by the happy couple was an ele gant plush parlor suit, the gift of tht employees at the postoffice. Mir and Mir Keenan will reside at No Il William | street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Middleaex conntx

Dsmocratic-M Middletown g. Chatham 1, Cromwell 1, gain Durham 1, East Haddam 1, gain; Killingworth 1: total &. q E. aG g a9
 Republican-Ha Haddam 3, two gain i: Chester 1, Clinton 1, East Haddam 1, i, Middlefield 1, Old Saybrook 1, Portland 1, Saybrook ?, Westbrook 1. total; II. .sv9s-va Fairfield Countys t Democratic-Bridge 3. Danbury 9, Brookfield 1, gain: Darien 1, Green wich 9, Monroe 1, Newton 2,aStamford g. Trumbull 1, Wsstport |, Wilton |; total 16. S .5ro-y r,1sfs .e-esfas... e..--..r-.
 Repu6lican-Bethel1 1, Easton 1, Fair field 9, Huntington 1, New Canaan l., New Fairfield l., Norwalk 2. Bedding 9, Ridgefield 2, Sherman l, Stafford I :, Weston I, aotal 16. " .37 @s a$@
 a- -c @co, Litchfield County. II ri Democratic-Litchfiel 2, Barkhamp- sted 1, gain; Bridgewater 1, Canaan i, Colebrook 1, Cornwall 2. Goshen |, folk l, North Canaan 1. Plymouth l, Roxbury I, Salisbury 9, Sharon 2, Thomaston-, Warren 1, gain Wash ington-, Winchester 1, Woodbury 1; total 24. ~-- ".7- ' i.--@7's-
 an-Barkhampsted I, Bethle- hem 1, Colebrook 1, one gain: Har- | winton 1, Kent l., New Hartford 1, Torrington 9, Washington 1, Watertown | i, gain; Woodbury 1; total 10. zza Independent-New Hartford 1. :a
 ,..G. Holland County. -..s 9.- | Democratic--Tolland 2, Andover 1, gain; Bolton 1, gain Coventry g, one gain Ellington 1, Stafford 2, one gain l; Union 1, Vernon ?; total 12. s. ,... v.
 Columbia l., gain, Heb- ron ?, Mansfield 3, Somers 2, Union 1, Wellington 2; total 10. ...~ ,.---. | Windham County. aeu. .
 ic-Brooklyn l, gain; Ash. ford 1, Canterbury 1, Chaplin 1, gain; .l Windham 1, gain; total b. q .,.ts
 Repuhlican-Ashford1 1, gain; Cantsr.
 buy 1, gain; Eastford' 1, Hampton l.
 gain: Killingly 2, Plainfield 2. Pomfret l2, Putnam 2, Scotland 1, Sterling 1
 Thompson 2, Windham l., Woodstock 9
 total 19. .-, ''-'- '-.- ''~''..-2' ,I sHERIFFS ELECTRO. | Hartford county-Miles B. Preston oi
 Hartford, dem gain.
 New Haven county-Charles A. Tom
 linson of Milford, dem gain.
 , New London county-Frank Hawkin. of New London, rep. 7:'. Fairfield county-Robert l.. Clarksor
 of Stratford, dem. ---- .
 Windham county-Clinton B. Pome
 roy of Willimantic, rep. Litchfield county-Henry J. Allen o Torrington, dem gain. Middlesex copnty-Thomas $. BrowI
 of East Hampton, rep. Holland cnunty-Edwin B. Kibbie O. Ellington, dem gain. &~. --, Tomlinson'e majority over Lee wal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
oTammany's Majority Increasing

NEW YORK, Nov. |. The correct re- suit of the vote in this city will probably not not. be ] known for, .a many hours yet: The for tammany cannot be denied. This mornings returns give Grant even more than 9, 900 majority and by night it will probably reach as high as 25, ,O00. Delancey Nicolfs majority is gaining steadily and it looks as if he would not be far behind Mayor Grant when all the ballots are counted. There is the great. est excitement Tn this city this morning. The reduced republican vote throughout the country is generally laid O the Nc KInley bill, -. ...-...
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Suicide at New Britafns

NEW BRITAIN, Nov 5.--At I1:3O o'clock last evening Max Heustein shot himself Tn his room at Hetterich. house. The suicide is.attributed to disappointment in a love affair. Houstein left bank book with good balance. In his room were several letters signed Emily, containing objections to 8 nasty marriage without the knowledge of her parents. Houstein formerly lived in Hartford, and belongs to the S8ngerbund and Turnerbund. He was well known and popular.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
AMUsnMexrS.
"sl sIoonn, ,,

Frank I. Frayne, supported by good company, will appear in sSi Slocum', at the opera house Thursday night.
 ssUncle Toms Cabino
 Stetscn's Uncle Tom Go, was greeted with crowded house last night. The old story of slavery days was well inter- preted and was enjoyed by all, There was a number of excellent specialties iu-. troduced which took exceedingly well.- York Daily. At the opera house Satur- day afternoon and evening. e zaIzs5-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Hath Arn nnnd

NEW HAVEN, Nov .5-Jacob Yeager has identified the body of the woman who died at the hospital yesterday morning from asphy xiation as that of Mrs Alice Evans. She had been his
 housekeeper for some time and he was quite certain of the identity. She is 43 years of age and has two sons. She has
 not lived with hes husband for some time Brown, the man, found in the Franklin house with her, died at the hos nitAl yesterday afternoon -~ ------I- '
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
LouAI Es.

FRRpUs LAnD, the oldest and most reli- able grocer in the oity, is the youngest old man in the business. Call at his store when you want groceries and vegetables.
 We have some Wall Cases to sell at your own price LAKE, STRoBEL & Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

Frank I. Frayne in nSi Slocum- will be the attraction at the opera house Thursday evening. The play has been laid aside for few years past and will De Ike a new production to most of those who See it here, As a drama Of western life 'Si Slocum" has long been in the front and Frank Frayne is the typical brave, honest frontiersman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
unrtrord TImea FIgnrra.

HARTFORD, Nov 5.-Sperry, demo- cratic congressman, is elected by Q ma jority of 936 over Simonds. With only one town to hear from the Hartford Times says Morris majority is 24S. Complete returns from 166 towns give the republicans 166 representatives, democrats 96.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Marked Ballots in Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT, Nov 5.-The moderator in the sixth ward has thrown out 12e ballots that were marked with lead pencil. All but four of the ballots were cast for republican candidates. The re. publicans claimed the marks were caus- ed by a defect in the printing. and will make . legal fight to have the ballots counted, z1aN a. s- .0.,--' --.s [ M
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
swept By Fire.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., Nov D. The entire business portion of the town is al- most wiped out by fire which started in the basement of the Ferguson block at s estimated S100,00 worth of property had been destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

FOB PRINTING-Good work. Low U prices. All kinds. At the DEMOCRAT office ea Ef0R SALE-Placards of ssFo Rentn ' t'Furnished Room To Rent" "For Bale, and many other designs. loo each. At the DEMoCRAT office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
DR. c. W. s. FRosT, ls7 Bank St.

The 'House That Jack Wanamaker Built,p will be for trent" at City hall, beginning tomorrow night. Postage stamp paid, 10 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
MORRIS ELECTION CONCEDED.
General Merwln Gives the State tC
 the DemOcrata.

NEW HAVEN, Nov 5.-General Merwin this morning conceded the election of 593, Merwin 63,957, Augur 2.41S, Nor ris' majority outside of the scattering vote being 1,21S It is believed that his majority over all will be about 1000.
 Morning dispatches from the towns throughout the state only go to confirm the heavy vote which was boiled ysster- day in favor of the democratic candi- dates. In this city the leaders of the re- publican party say they are at loss to account for the sweep which has been made against the republican party. The Mckinley tariff bill is more directly in timated to be the cause than any other.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

Russell EISc ted in MA>saohusstts.
 BOSTON, Nov 5.-Russell, democrat, has a majority of 10000 with fourteen towns to hear from, most of which are democratic, sa-.- -.ss..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

KELLY says if you buy the Niagara Falls Flour you need bake only twice a week and have fresh bread every day.
 Many brands of flour are made from mixed wkeat which causes the bread to dry quickly,
 Kelly sells Hour cheaper than any other retaildeaier in the United States. Ten loayes of brsed for quarter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Phelan's plurality, 400.
SENATOR. Fifth District
CoNGREssMEN.

..3 .s CoNGRESSMEN. ,-~ -5,.. ..-
 L. Sperry South Windsor, d; gain, S63 2 Washington F. Willcox, d, 3,529
 5 Charles A. Russell, r. SS1 R. E. Deforest, Bridgeport,d d; gain, STATE SENATORS. .-..i-.r .,,.
 1 Edward s. Cleveland, Hartford d, 649
 9 Patrick Garvan, East Hartford, r, 425
 Amos D., Bridge, Enfield, r,
 4 Noble E. Pierce, Bristol, d.; gain.
 Homer Twitehell. Naugatuck, d, 7s8
 Seth J. Hall, Meriden, d, s..r 389
 2 Frederick w. Holden, ,Ansonia, d; gain.
 g Thomas J. Fox, New Haven, d. 2,064 Stephen A. Gardner, New London, d. 10 Charles F. Thaysr, Norwich, d; gain, 96 il William c, Moves, Old Lyme, r, 1SO 12 Benjamin P. Mead New Canaan,r, 197 13 John s. Seymour, Norwalk, d; gain. 14 David M. Read, Bridgeport, d. 1056 15 M. J. Houlihan, Newtown d; gain, S5 16 Milton A. Shumway, Killingly, r, 31l IT William F. Palmer, Scotland, r, 142 IS George w. Dains, r. t.5 ' .l.'' If
 19 Sidney F. Ensign, Salisbury, d, 1855 20 0. P. Lyman, Washington, d; gain. 21 George M. Clark, Haddam, r, 244 % H.R. Butler, ,Middletown, d, gain, 122 23 W. B. Foster, Vernon, d; gain, 143 24 D. c Pinney, Stafford, d; gain, 36
 Republicans, 8; Democrats, 16. Dem- ocratic gain g. .---
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
B. SHONINGER 6 CO.,, .,. 1eI Bank Street. GEO. L. PELHAM, Manager.
SOCIETY. AND CLUB MEETINGS.

I. Eg Secretaries are requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs
 and to notify us of any changes of regular meet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

@a@ Meetings This Evening. -~t % Second Advents. afj.sI .ra's-..Hl g. 3'7 B Mattatuck Drum Corps. 1t.-,s f. Amphion Club rehearsal. .s.> l. Excelsior council, No ?, O. U. A. NJ. ua Waterbury Temperance Alliance.
 Carpenters and Joiners, No. A. ,
 Waterbury council, No. 21, R. and S. M.
 Clark commandery, K. T.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
} REPRESENTATIVES.

Democratic-Ansonia 9, gain; Bethany 1. Branford |, gain Derby 2, Meriden two gain Wallingford 2, Waterbury a, New Haven 2 total 19.s s,s,ral 'sat
 Repubhcan-Beacon Falls l., gain 1; Cheshire 2, two gain; East Haven Il, Guilford 2, Madison 1, North Branford 1, North Haven 1, Orange 1, Oxford i, gain; Prospect l, Seymour 1, Southbury 1, Wolcott |, Woodbridge total 16.
 Tie-Hamden. J "a: --2 .rrt .=
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Owing To The Mild Weather

of last winter, woolen hose were drug on the market. and we took advantage of an opportunity to buy. in March, a lot of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
SHERIFF. W ~

.' kgpulNew Haven County, Q. A, Tl'nson,d 514} g462 600 1OS4 266O F. n. Lee, r 570 .667 593 3S0 2200 C. E, Dewey,p 3S,a 36 S;s 15 S2 { ,Ton1linsoh's plurality, AGO. sss .sss,, JUDGE oFfPRoBATR.
 Waterbury District, Ellis Phelan, d 523 450 62s 10sS s6S4 c. w, Gillette, r. 563 66S 552 372 2T55 Phelan's plurality, 529.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
11oRRIs ELECTED GOVERNOR.

Waterbury Rolls Up Democratic
 Majority or About 0OO-Ths Demo
 crats Gain Two congressmen and
 Nine Members or the LeGlslature.
 The result of yesterdays election in this state was a sumner for the republi. can party. The democratic state officers are without donbt elected by popular vote, three of the state's four representa- lives in congress will be democratic nine senators have heen added to tht democratic column and five of the eigh democratic sheriffs were elected. Int republicans by the liberal use of money captured the lower house-of representa- tives. The result in Waterbury anC throughout the state is as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
Hartford County.

Democratic-Avona 1, Bloomfield 1 Bristol 1 {, Burlington 1. East Granby 1 East Windsor 1, gain Enfield 1, gain New Britain 2, Plainyille 1, gain Rocky Hill |, Windsor Locks 1 total 12.
 Republican-Berlin 1, Canton 1, East Hartford 1, East Windsor 1, Enfield 1, Farmington ?, one gain; Glastonbury 9 Granby 3, Hartland--, Manchester 9 Marlboro 1, Newington |, gain Sims bury 9, one gain Southington 9, South Windsor l, gain Suffield 2, West Hart. ford 1, Wethersfeld 2, Windsor 2; total 2S. ...,-*4-....s. afs g,s...s., @. sr '" ba59 New London County. ! 2 @.rz @ Democratic--New London 9, one gain Norwich 1, one gain Bozrah 1, Griswold l, gaint Groton 1, Ledyard 1, Montville l. Old Lyme =, Preston 1, Salem i, Sprague 1, gain Stonipgtop 9, Waterford 1 total 15,
 Repnblican--Norwich 1, Colchester g, East Lyme 1 gain Franklin 1, Groton 1, gain; Lebanon 9, Lisbon i, gain North Stoningtop ?. Old Lyme =, Vol untown 1 {; total 12. as
 Tie-Lyme,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05
E. T.TURNER &Co.
Special Display of Bargains in Every Depart
 ment This Week.

ON THE FIRST FLOOR-We s'~ offer Very .ttr prices large stock of Dress Goods Silks Fa1ne
 kets Hosiery Underwear etc. etc. Fancy Goods Notions and Trimmings '0'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-05

~-1-1 ~at" A52 t4'3 t< Total L. B. Morris, d 525 F47o e8t 1096 27ee s. E. Merwin, r 555 657 557 385 PISA P. M. Auger, p 25 36 8 "@ h s4 H. c. Baldwin, = 4 ? 4 IT 9a Morris plurality, 5Ss. .at.A \ .>, ,j,. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
 U. w. .Alsop,dn 527 469s 6s1 11O1 27es G. A. Bowen, r 553, 65S 556 362 2129 D. c. Pond, D 25 36 6 15 S G. As Saunders,l 7a a A. 2 16
 Alsop's plurality, 699.&k G ~ ! .$ 27-E s'n@ SECRETARY OF STATE.
 J. J. Phelan, d 527 469 62s 11O2 2726 G. F. Mclean 1T 554 659 557 360 2130 H. c. Pallner,p q 36 g." 15 S3 H. H. Lane, l. 2 4 g 3 16
 Phelan's plurality, 596. -' .ts. sss a. sTATETREAsURER.
 M. H. Sanger, d 52e 46s 627 11O1 272l E. s. Henry, 556 -660 55S 362 2136 J. B. Smith. D 24 36 8 15 sS c. Corning. l 4 ? 16
 Sanger's plurality, 5e5. i. ln4QlG GNV jcoMPTRoLI.ER. 'qarcjU
 N. Staub, d lH v 532 469 '637 1101 273e L. S. sCatlin, I 54S 657 549 355 2109 F. M. Hawley, p-24 36@ 15 sG c. c. Sheldon. lg5 8 1f
 Staalb's plurality, 630.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-08

SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-08

Lady Colin Campbell dresses we'll
though usually in 4 way to be marked
As an exclamation point amid quietei
periods and SemicolonS. At the Arts
and Crafts Exhibition one evening she
was i'm dark smoke gray, with three
quarter length coat cut out in Scallop'
and embroidered in gold over a brilliant
vest of name-colOred silk; orange and
fame-colored pompous blazing in hei
gray felt hat with its broad caves con-
inc down on both sides. The gray
cloth skirts Of her costume was ScallOped
like the coat. over ruf1ieS OF flane-col
ored velvet.
There was chrySanthemum show a
few DAYS ago, ut which the hats and
mufTs of the smart visitors were more
Noticeable than the chrySanthemums.
Mis- Nav Morris, a daughter of William
Morris. the poet-artiSt-SocialiSt, had
perbaps the most chic hat and muii
combination. Her hat was white vel
vet with one of the peculiarly auda-
cions birds of the precious season peck
inc her forehead, while his tail was
stnck ND in air. The bird, may say
was black. and his mate was perched al
a short distance, looking off into space
behind. The muff was of white velvet
with bands Of sable, knot oil olacS
ostrich feathers, I bird and neck sing
of black ribbon. Rivaling Miss Morris
mutt was another made of cloth OF inc
color of wash-leather. A knot of black
aStrakhan on the side of it was thrust
,bronrh with two great lot daggerS.
This muif went with Dick Whiting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-08
BELLAIRE.

The old-fashioned social in the First NJ
+. Church was one of the most enjoyable
occasions of the season. The old-fashioned
way of the minister reading two lines and
the congregation singing after him was one
of the features.
4 Wellsburg gentleman, who knows
what he is talking about, says the clay here
is superior to that used at Wellsburg for
manufacturing brick.
James :. Criswell and Miss Mary Lloyd
were married Wednesday night by Rev
w. NJ. Eaton.
Barnhill 4 Simmons are making iron
bottoms for converters that are used III
steel plants.
Report has it that Bellaire glass man
ufacturer has purchased factory in the
gas regions.
Mrs. Hodkiss, who works at 10y Sons
laundry, fell from chair and dislocated
her wrist.
\ horse ran off with boy named Harz'
burg, and he looks like he had gone through
a saw mill.
The s., 4. x c. will change time next
Monday. The schedule will run through
the winter.
Earl Cooper has fitted out a laboratory
and is making investigations in chemistry
Wiley Jewell is hustling for the position
of sexton at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Trains are now running on the st. Clalrs
vile branch of the B. * o.
Coal miners had meeting at hlotz
Hall yesterday afternoon.
The Mayor and Marshal had business ~
the County Seat yesterday.
Most of the families about town have thG
epizOotic or have had it. -
Six new members were taken in the Il
Of p. on Thursday night.
Alex. Somers will open his new place Of
business on Saturday.
Pearson's majority for Congress in this
district is over 500.
There have been no arrests OF any conse
quence this week.
C. & p. employees will receive their pay
today.