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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

lican gain Of IA. Brice had Sc majority
in Madison, and Robertson "a majority.
Union was the third district To report,
AZ e:25 o'clock. 1t gave Pendleton 122
majority. a gain of 10, Hook 50 major
ity, and Mitchell SIS majority.
Glenn's Run precinct Of Richland dis
trict came in next, with As majority for
Pendleton, 40 majority for Mitchell and
IS majority for Hook. This was gain
of 5 for Pendleton.
Leatherwood precinct of Triadelphia
came in at 800, with majority OF 81
for Pendleton, Democratic loss of 81.
Mitchell had 20 majority and Hook 20.
About IL o'clock the First ward pre-
cinct of Washington district reported,
with majority for Hubbard, a Repub'
lican gain of II. Hook had majority,
and Mitchell Sc.
At 1920 Clay came in. with 9 ma
jority for Pendleton, Republican gain
of >. Hook had 70 majority, and
Mitchell 1Ol majority. In the Congress
sional vote, Hubbard" got . votes, and
s'AtkinSon l, not included in the regular
totals.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
divIduals.
Mr.. Charles Boyle and Mr.. Frank How
ard left for Fostoria last night.
Clark Hamilton, of this city, went &
his home in Grafton to vote yesterday.
X. G.. Pray, advance agent Of the Mon
roe Il Rice Company, is registered at The
Behler
S. B. Liggctt, Secretary of the G. p. &
Mcclure yesterday.
John c. Hoffman, Jr., has arrived home
from German, w. Va, where the extensive
Hoffman tannery is located.
Mrs S. NJ. Lockwood and children re-
turned TO Wheeling yesterday morning
after visiting the family of S. Lockwood,
at Bellaire.
Messrs. John Quigg and w. G.. Pickett
came in from Fairmont yesterday TO vote
the straight Democratic ticket, and left
again last evening.
Mrs. Andrew Haberfeld Of North Main
street left yesterday for Steubenville, o.,
where she will assist in organizing Tenn
pie OF Pythian Sisters.
Miss Mabe Paige, of Akron, o., who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Gibson for several weeks, has returned
to the regret of many friends she made
while here.
Mrs +. NJ. Dryden, who has been visit
ing he parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Workman on the South Side. left yester-
day for Morgantown where Rev. Dryden
is stationed.
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RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
How the Figures Came to Hand, and How
They Were Interpreted.

HOW the Figures Came to Hand, and How
They Were Interpreted.
The returns in the shape of the sealed
ballot boxes were received at the Office
of Clerk PendletOn. of the Hoard of
Commissioners. where were gathered a
number of newspaper men and others.
The boxes were at once locked up In the
vault. while the extra tally sheets were
opened out for peruSal and comparison.
Mr.. Pendleton and his immediate friends
made their headquarters at the law Of
fee of Hon. Frank L. Mcneil, while Mr..
Hubbard was at his home out the pike.
There was big crowd OF Repub-
lican politicians at their head
quarters during the evening, but
a. it became evident the
county had gone Democratic by a good
round majority, they gradually drifted
out. There was fearful crowd about
the REGISTER Office, where enthusiastic
Democrats began TO gather aS early as
seven o'clock, and they remained until
long after midnight. There was also
considerable number of Republicans
about the mtclliGcnoer offices, but they
we're not particularly JOYOUS. y great
footing OF horns was kept up on the
streets in the central part OF the city
until midnight and later.
Fhe first ballot box brought into the
Court House. vas the Second ward pre-
cinet Of Madison, Ehish gave Hubbard
90 majC .ity, Brice : majority, and
Robertson 20 majority. The second boa
was the seventh ward precinct OF the
same district. which gave Hubbard a
majority Of loo, Brice - majority. and
Robertson IS majority. Hubbard thus
had $50 majority in Madison, Repub-
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Following are the majorities, based
on close estimates, on the counties OF
the First Congressional district:
Pcndleton. Huh
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

THE Palm Leaf Social will give their
first hop ut Kemple's Hall, Friday even
ing.
The Linsly cadets, l20 strong, will pa,
rade the streets Friday afternoon, headed
by band. The soldiers will form at the
Institute at Up. IN.
THERE will be special meeting of Local
Union No. Q, glassworkers, at hnoke's
Hall tomorrow evening to make arrange
ments to attend the funeral of NJ. J. Finley.
The Windsor Thing Company, of Short
Greek, w. Va, has decided TO make a
so, 900 increase to the capital stock, and
engage exclusively in the manufacture OF
tile on large scale.
SATURDAY evening next 1.-The Fakir," a
musical comedy that has attained great
success, comes to the Opera House. The
company is composed of talented people,
and splendid production is promised.
Is Police Court, yesterday morning, Luz
cinda Slater, for disorderly conduct. was
fined s. and costs, footing up $40 70. This.
case has been postponed for about ten
DAYS, which accounts for the accumulation
of the costs.
THE Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers instituted five new
lodges on Saturday last, with a large en-
rollment in each case. They were at
Wheeling, Brilliant, o., Chester, Pa, and
two at Cleveland.
THE Hubbard-Pendleton voting contest
at the Wheeling Instalment Co.'s store S
closed last evening at eight o'clock. The
voting has been very lively for the past
few days The boxes were sealed until the
last OF the week, when 1t will be convenient
for the judges TO be present at the count
ing. The result will be known probably
by Friday night.
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About "Tommy the Dog"

A pittsburg paper has the following
about Tommy the Dog" well known
character who recently got into a little
escapade in this city, and who escaped
from the Hospitals:
Roger Eagan, a young man about 81
years of age, was probably fatally stab
bed in row at c. II. Maisch's restau-
rant, No. SO Diamond Square, at $50
this morning. The person alleged to
have done the stabbng is young man
known by a number of PittsburgerS as
Tommy the Dog" The fight is alleged
to have been started by Eagan saying
that he would challenge Tommy's vote
at the election to-day.
Tommy the Dog" has not been in the
city very long, having come from
Wheeling but short time ago and this
is thought to be Eagan's reason for chal-
longing his vote.
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The Democrats have carried Ohio
county for the entire ticket.
Hon. John o. Pendleton, for Congress,
will have from 1875 to 40 majority;
Judge J. j. Jacob. for Senator, 275 ma
iority, and is elected. The entire Leg
lSlative ticket is safe, by maioritieS
ranging from 100 up; and, in addition
10 this, George Hook, for Clerk OF the
County Court, has $50 majority; John w.
Mitchell. for Clerk Of the County Court,
has nearly 500 majority, and the Board
OF County Commissioners will be Demo
cratic, only four Republicans, and very
probably only three, being elected.
This is why the Democrats were feel
ing good, last night, and they will feel
better to-day, when the news from the
county and district and State, comes in.
At two o'clock this morning, fifteen
out Of the nineteen voting precincts in
Ohio county, with Centre in the city,
and Elm Grove, Triadelphia and Robin
sons in Triadelphia district, missing,
gave the following;
Lucas, 4,20l; Reynolds, 4,1OS.
PendletOn, AIS; Hubbard. I,142.
Jacob, 4,l67; Whitaker, 4,O37.
Garden, 4,2l2; White, 4,313; COrcoran,
4,954; Simpson, 4.l1G. Hearne, $3.50;
CumminS. Ala; MorningStar, 4,Ol9;
Maxwell, 4,O32.
Hook, 4.27l; Robertson. ALSO.
Mitchell, 4,335; Brice, 3,95l.
Last year, Centre, missing at this
writing, gave an average Democratic
majority of lis, and Leatherwood, Elm
Grove and Triadelphia, also missing,
gave Pcndleton in lSSS, l22 majority.
Adding this total of 240 TO the totals
given above for the Democratic candi-
dates, and il will be seen, that after
making allowances for possible losses,
the whole ticket is more than safe.
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MICHAEL j. FINLEY.
Death of the Well-KnOwn Glassworker
Yesterday Morning.

The many friends of Michael j.
Finley were painfully surprised to hear
of his death, which occurred very unex-
pectedly at his home 1915 Jacob street,
yesterday morning at four o'clock. Mr..
Finley had not been feeling well for
some time, but the family did not realize
his dangerous condition. DR.. j. IL.
Pipes was called Monday afternoon, but
it was too late. as he was beyond medi-
cal aid.
Michael j. Finley was one of the
best-known and most popular glass
worker in the Ohio Valley. The early
years of his life were spent in Coving-
ton, KY, from which place he moved to
Cambridge, Mass, and later TO this
city, where he accepted a position with
the Hobbs Glass Company, which he
has held for several years. He has al
ways been a prominent advocate OF
organized labor, and his valuable advice
was much sought by his co-laborers.
He was for two terms president OF the
Ohio Valley Trade and Labor Assembly,
representing Local Union No.9, A. F.T.
G. w. T., in that body. He was also 4
delegate from that organization to every
national convention of the American
Flnts, except one.
Mr.. Finley has several times been
honored politically, and was appointed
by Governor Fleming as alternate to
represent West Virginia at the Worlds
Fair.
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l.. s. G. ,oD sells Dry Goods the cheapest.
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Camping in Palestine,

There was a large assemblage at the
Y. NJ. C. A. rooms last evening to enjoy
Il somewhat novel attraction, Il lecture
on Palestine, delivered in the oriental
garb. The speaker was Rev. c. c.
Hayes, Of Bridgeport, and as he spoke
from actual experience the narrative
was all the more interesting.
Large maps, which were hung
upon the wall aided materially in view
ing the geographical outlines OF that
country. The speaker said that in or
der to live advantageously in the coun-
try it was better to take travelling
hotel right along with you. So the par
ty camped out. Mr.. Hayes told OF all
the curious experiences Of the camp
life, and particularly OF the rides on
horseback about the country, in which
there was many laughablc episodes. The
lecture was clearly and entcrtainingly
told, and was intcrsperscd with many
pleasing stories Of actual occurrence.
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Two LITTLE GRLS-I have two little
girls-one two, the other four years OF age.
They were troubled with eruptions on the
face and neck, which annoyed and panied
them greatly. We treated them for eight
months in various ways, without relief,
when | bought bottle of :. $ S, and gave
it TO them. IL cured them sound and well,
and they are now entirely free from dis
ease. There is nothing so good for Blood
and Skin Troubles as Swifts Specific, and
it builds up the system at once.
w. l.. WOODWARD,
Bowling Green, Nv.
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Indes TO New Advertisements.

SECOND rAGE-
To Gentleman Who PIC ,cd Up focScthooS.
l'alacc Coal Nases-Ncsuitt bfo.
open az Night-kirS's Art store.
Notice-Iohn ". Mylcs. Artist
Gia,suorkers' Funeral Nottre-Lccai mon
~. "
TRY Lists cough Syrup-R. Il. List.
FoUErH PAGE
Trouble ON the Congo.
The Rcsuit-W Wheeling lustalncnt company
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Everybody appreciates delicious
oyster stew and it is probably for this
reason that the demand for Marvin 5
at this season of the year, for a stew is
not half a stew without good crakerS.
Maryin's handmade and shell oyster
crackers are the finest in the land. Get
some from your grocer and try them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Black Thorn Company.

Had another large audience at the
Grand last night. Everyone present
was delighted with the performance.
This afternoon there will be a grand
matinee for ladies and children, and as
this company has met with such favor
here we look for large audience to be
present. Manager Genther read the
election returns from the stage and met
with perfect ovation from the
audience every time he appeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

About the incest, most generous cake
that can be found for school boys
lunch is Marvin's Big Four Cookies.
Ask your grocer for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

No lover Of those delightful hot cakes
that or grandmother used 70 maze lo'
ms should be without MarvinS sell-raiS-
ing pancake -four. No bother or trouble
no extensive baking powder, no danger
Of failure. Ask your grocer Tor H.
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Nbrelin9 Register
rher,nornerer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug,
yist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. m, ~; =
a. m, -; II IN, 20; 3 p. m, ~ p M IL
Weather, changeable
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Council meets tonight.

An exchange states that the male wasp does
not sing. Before Investigating the truth Of this
assertion, we would advise our readers 50 secure
a bottle Of Salvation on. Sold BY all dealers.
Reward.-We will pay reward Of one thou
sand dollars for any certificate published by Us
regarding DR.. Bulls Cough SyrGp not found gen.
uine. \. c. Meyer \ Co. baltimore, Nd
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Small Sized Riot.

Paige, Carey & Co. are Strengthening
Caldwell's run from the toll gate to the
bridge near the -four mill. The res
idents along Twenty-ninth street claim
that the ditch which is being dug
encroaches upon their property. Yes
terday afternoon, about five o'clock. a
number of men attacked Mr.. James
Frazier, foreman at the Lime and
Cement Works, whom they blame for
advocating the Strengthening of the run.
They there turned their attention to
the twenty-five Italians working in the
ditch, hurting all sorts of missiles at
them. The Italians retaliated and drove
them from the field. There was no
further outbreak, but there is con-
siderable bad blood, and renewal Of
hostlities may be expected.
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Admitted In the Circuit Court Yesterday
The Gavanus Case.

Admitted In the Circuit Court Yesterday
The Gavanus Case.
Judge Campbell opened his court
about o'clock Yesterday morning, and
during the day twelve voters were nat
uralized, as follows:
James Vance, Ireland.
Angelo Mariani, Italy.
Peter Kurs, Germany.
August bloch. Germany.
BERNARD llirorlchs. Germany.
Thomas McGann, England.
William Marx, Germany.
John Uniried. Germany.
l. uis Stineman, Germany
John Nesbitt. Ireland.
Otto lloch, Germany
These were divided politically into
four Republicans and eight Democrats.
In Judge Paull's Court the Adam
Gravannis matter was taken up, and
after hearing additional testimony, the
applicant was refused naturalization
papers.
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MUsm AND MILK Social and Enter
tanment will be given by w. K. c. and
Holiday Post, Thursday evening, No
vember 9th, at G.. A. K. Hall. AdmiS-
sion 10 cents.
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MuSH AND Milk Social and Enter
tainment will be given By w. L. c. and
Holiday Post. Thursday evening, No.
yember 9th. at G. A. K. Hall. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

A small silver watch Monday morning
A liberal reward will be paid for re-
turn of same TO T.. MenGel ) Co.
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WHEELING |NSTALMENT COMPANY,
jules Verne,

whose Stories OF Adventure ara d.l..
the hearts of boys the world over ~.
now written the True Story ~ n, Ca,
Boyhood for The roul,S Companion I,
il he tells how he became an ag,b.-
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Notice.

1000 Boys Solid Leather Working
Shoes reduced to : cents. Every pair
warranted.
Ar HASENAUEE', SHOE Hor>E.
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L Perfect Cake.

Marvin'S new home made Ginger
Waters are just about as near a perfect
cake rs 1t is easy to get. You'll never
regret trying u pound.
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If you want House. Board. Room. o.
Help, insert a small lad" In the RIG
ISTER.
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TIE WEATHER.

For West Virginia. Ohio and Western Penn
svlvania fair preceded hy light rain m the
lakes. slightly warmer winds. becoming south
rrlN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

What kind Of >oa,
madame" Shrewd Woman-"Gye u
JaXon, always"
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bargains In IIk Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches at N. r. HILLMAN \ CO.'S,
No. rs Eleventh street.
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cn,nhmoiher.. hoo Cake..

MCKINLEY says so TO the South Side
Novelty store for bargains.
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Red Fire

AT wholesale and retaiI, At Logan
Drug Co.'S,
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school ChiIdren's Lunch.

MERIT wins. Sales of Jaxon Soap
have trebled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05

"Ir is fact" that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition of the
blood, overcomes that tired feeling, ere
ates a good appetite, and gives strength
to every part of the system. Try it.
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If you want House, Board, Rooms or
Help, insert small ':ad" IN the BEG
iSThR.
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Everything In Season.

Mckinney says go to the South Side
Novelty Store for bargains.
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Below VIII Dc louIu lilt uctdiiS VI VIM
vote for the district officers, rs far as
heard from:
MADISON.
Second Ward
County CommiSsioner-JOhn En-
inert, d., 1903; II. p. McGregor, r.,
3O7; Vim. Davis, p, 6.
School COMMISSIONER. 5. MAYOR,
D., 299; Myron Hubbard, r., 37s; 5. )
Block, R., 377.
Justice-C. IL. Dingcr, 1; H. c. Peter
man, >.
Constable-A. L. St. Meyers, G55; w.
j. Heron, 6; S. n. Jewell, 6; Mat. Dali
~, |: p. Schenff, /.
Seventh Ward:-
County Commissioncr--John En-
inert, D., 3l6; II. p. McGregor, r.,
1874; Davis. p, Q; j. Z. Hughes. l.
School Commissioner-Myron Hub
bard, r., All; $. 5. Bloch, r., i43; d.
). Naylor, d., 307.
Justice of the Peace-W. ii. Cald-
well. :; II. C. Peterman, /.
Consta ble-A. l.. st. Meyers, I'll; ).
NJ. Jewell, l.; John NJ. Emmertt, l.
Totals-Emmertt, d., 6l9: McGregor,
R., 741; McGregor's majority, l22. Nay
Tor, d., COG; Hubbard, r., S95; Hub
bard'S majority, ll9.
UNION.
County CommiSSioner-JaS. Mckinley,
D., 623; Raymond Bauer, 525; Samuel
Luikert, p, 10.
School Commissioners a. Miller,
D., 655; John r. Butts, r., 49S.
Constabc-M. Fitzpatrick, ..
McGinley'S majority was 9S, and Mil
Ter, l57 majority.
TRIADELPInA.
Leatherwood:-
County Commissioner-JameS Baird,
D.. los; f. C. Babe, r., 70; VIM. Orr, l.
JuStice-D. 5. Thornburg, d., 100; j.
f. Shirk, X. IS.
ConStable-John Andrews, ll6.
CENTRE.
County CommiSsioner-P. Nollinger,
d., 4l2; John Roemer, r., 292.
School Commissioner - DIR. j. a.
Campbell, D., 4O3: DR.. j. r. Pipes, 329.
Justice-John w. Terrell, D., $50; w.
w. Rogers. r., 342.
ConStable-Adam Blum, d., 4l9; John
Vineyard. r., 265.
HIGHLAND.
Glenn's Rum
County CommiSsloner-Dr. w. j.
Bates, Jr., d., Sc; Abram McCulloch,
r., IS.
Stock law-For, So; against, -.
School House,
County CommiSSioner-Dr. w. I.
Bates, D., l19; Abram McCulloch, RIG.
ConStable-D. Schope, /.
Stock law-For, 70; against, 1873.
CLAY.
County CommiSSiOner-John IL. Hall,
d., 494: L. b. DobbinS, r., sol.
School CommiSSioner-Dr Eugene
Hoge, D., 1856; DIR. John L. Dickey, r.,
51l.
Justice-R. IL. Gillespy, D., 1872; II. j.
Felber, R. i3l; b. L. McMechen, 81.
WEBSTER.
County Commissioner-Frank Cruise,
D.. 744; Ii. C. f. Ebeing, r., 729.
School Commissioner-Wm. Shafer,
r., 704; c. IL. Medick, r., 7l9.
The small majority secured by Frank
Cruise was entirely owing to fight
within the Democratic party, with the
details of which the public is gener-
ally familiar.
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III you want "Help," use the "want"
column of the REGISTER.
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NERVOUS debility, poor memory, diff
dence, sexual weakness, pimples cured by
Dr. Miles Nervine. Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co.'s and K. b. Burts and at
Bowie Bros Bridgeport.
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TO KEEP YOUR FEEf WARM AND
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
Wear QUE celebrated MeFino, Camefs
Hair and Natural Wool Half Hose.
For warmth aud durability, our Superior
Wool Knit Jackets cannot be beaten.
c. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant Taiiors and Gents FuFnishSrs.
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Lost.

Money saved by buying your Silverware
-, IL. T.. uILLMAN \ cos.
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THE NEW CITIZENS

THE most staple article sold is Jaxon
Soap.
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WASHINGTON.
First ward

FIRST ward
County CommiSSioner-John Koch,
D., 452: Jacob Kindleberger, r., 492.
School CommisSoner-H. ii. Dunleyy,
D.. 44G; DIR. c. +. Ulrich. r., 4s7.
ConStable-ISaac Bogard AL.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.

There was a good crowd at the Opera
House last night 70 witness the amusing
performance of my Aunt Bridget" 1t
was grand olio of fun from beginning
to end, and the rollicking performance
was interspersed with catching music,
attractive songs, and new and novel
dances. Applause was fast and fire.
quent, and the play Oh the whole gave
the best Of satisfaction.
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A Serious Accident.

At the old fruit house on Eof street,
Yesterday afternoon, CONSERVATION and
alarm filled the household OF Jerry Dill
worth when young Robert Dillworth,
aged about II years, was found in a
pool of blood in the bathroom, with the
tendons and arteries of the wrist cut off
in some manner by means Of broken
pane Of glass. The alarming bleeding
was promptly controlled temporarily by
DR.. Hupp. and the snndered arteries
and tendons were tied and stitched,
DR.. r. ii. Billiard assisting. Last even
ing young Dillworth was resting COM
paratively easy, but was somewhat
weak from the loss of blood.
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Yes" she murmurcd rs She gazed
admiringly upon il, lit fits 90 perfection
and is a real work of art. That's the
advantage of dealing with Alexander y
Co. Every shoe is a gem ia its way,
they carry every width made. aud as
consequence can liz any foot correctly
and YOU don't have TO pay ruiuouS prices
for e. q"
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THE DISTRICT OFFICERS.

Democrats Secure Majority of the
Board of Commissioners.
Below will be found the details OF the
vote for the district officers, rs far as
hoard from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-05
The New poard of Commissioners.

WaShington--John Koch, ID:
Madison-H. =. McGregor, Il.
Clay-P. b. Dobbins, X.
Union-James Mckinley, d.
Centrc-P. Vallinger, ID.
Webster-Frank Cruise, ID.
Ritchie-Adolph Fritz, X.
Triadelphia-
Liberty-L. W. Blayney, d.
Richland-Dr. j. w. Bates, ID.