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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

byterian Church, to the members and
friends of the church A musical and
| literary programme will be introduced,
and refreshments will be served. A
silver offering will be received at the
door.
Friday Miss Mcdonald, to be assisted
by her sister, Miss Holloway, will re-
ceve at the home of her father, w.
w. Holloway. Bridgeport.
Tonight Prof John Mullen will en-
terrain his pupils and friends ut Maen-
nerchor Hall. Prof ChaS. Killmyer will
furnish the music.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dnnley, of
Bridgeport, will give reception TO her
lady friends from 3 toe o'clock.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
There will be card party at the
Wheeling Club tomorrow evening, and
exciting sport is anticipated with the
willy pasteboards.
Mr.. Eugene ii. Stahl, mold-maker
at the Central Glass House, and Miss
Martha Thomas, of North Wheeling,
will be married to-day.
Miss Emma Stamm, daughter OF Hen
ry Stamm, will entertain number OF
her lady friends this afternoon with
progressive euchre. The hours will be
from to o'clock.
The Bachelor Club will give full
dress ball on Thanksgiving night at
Franzheim's Hall. The Opera House
orchestra will play, and refreshments
will be served at the Cafe Brunswick.
The Alphas gave hop last night at
Maennerchor Hall, which was well at
tended. Prof. ChaS. Killmeyer played
choice programme of dance music,
which furnished inspiration to guide the
feet of the merry dancers. Refresh
ments were served throughout the even
ing in the rooms adjoining the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman cele-
brated their silver wedding last night,
at their home In Fulton. A reception
was held, and quite large number OF
their friends called, and rendered their
congratulations and good wishes. The
evening was spent in dancing until mid
night, when all sat down to an appetiz-
ing feast. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman re-
ccived many handsome presents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

The Heli0trope Social, an organlza-
ton composed OF popular young folks
of the South Side, gave their first
monthly party at the home OF VIM.
Kirchner, on Twentieth street, Tues
day evening. Games OF all kinds, in
terspersed with vocal and instrumental
music, contributed toward making the
occasion a most enjoyable one. Re-
freshments were discussed at midnight,
and the party dispersed at a season
able hour.
A reception and social will be held at
the residence of Rev. DIR. Mcclure, on
Chapline street, this evening. II is
given by the ladies of the United Pres
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE OPERAS sung YESTERDAY.

There was but fair audience at tn,
Opera House, yesterday afternoon. tC
hear "Olivette" sung By the Bennett
Moulton company. The opera vas well
put on. but its presentation was marred
somewhat by the omition of Bob up
Sercncly.'
In the evening there was large au-
diencc, and the 'Chimcs of Normandy
was sung in an excellent manner. Miss
Vincent as "Serpolette" acquitted her
self very well, and Miss Scott as Ger
maine" Miss Madison as Gertrude, y
and Miss "Fording as Charlotte" gave
her good support. Mr.. Wolfle'S
"Gaspard" was one of the best ever
seen here.
"Baccaccio" will be sung this even.
ing.
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Police Court.

There were eight cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Edward
johnson, who assaulted the members OF
the Bennett Moulton company, Tuesday
evening, and V. A. Holland and Richard
Jones, members of the company named,
were arraigned on charge of disorderly
conduct. The taking of testimony was
commenced, but Johnson cut it short
by pleading guilty, and was fined $40
and costs, amounting to $3.50. Messrs.
Holland and Jones were dismissed.
Henry Butter was charged with dis
orderly conduct in that he slapped Il
colored girl named Maggie Englc. lie
was fined s. and costs.
Sam Smith, for disorder, was fined s.
and costs.
The other cases were DRINKS, one OF
the defendants being 4 woman.
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PROF. SPEEDY IN TOWN.
The EIrmess Leader Tells About the
Dances,

| Dances.
Prof. H. l.. Speedy, of Detroit, who is
at the head of the Kirmess soon TO be
presented here, arrived in the city yes
terday from Steubenville, and last even
ing met the dancers and their chaperones
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building, where he
instructed the participants as to the
needs and requirements. lie outlined
such work as will keep them all busy
till he again visits the city which Will
be on the first day Of December.
The assignments already made for
the d iferent dances remain unchanged.
Prof. Speedy seeing no special room for
improvement, which certainly speaks
well for the taste and judgment of the
lady managers. The REGISTER reporter
called upon Prof. Speedy at the Stamm
House. Now, in the first place." said
Mr.. Speedy, ''your papers want to add
adother - to that word, aud make it
Kirmess always. | was dancing
teacher for six years, and finally drifted
into what ! now regard As the
most popular and successful form of
social entertainment. In the two and Il
half years of this experience in Ohio and
Michigan | have gotten up fourteen or
fifteen Harnesses.
what is the favorite dance with an
audience" asked the reporter.
"Well. it's hard to teE. they are all
so popular. Possibly IL might be the
Dance OF the Seasons which is some
thing rather new in the Kirmess line.
1t is OF my own composition, yet think
when you see it, you will pronounce il
great hit. There are six different
steps introduced in the Irish dance, con-
Guiding with jolly walk around, to the
tune of Down Went McGinty.' In
the Irish dance it requires pretty good
dancers. They will be robed in green
and white. Any number of dancers can
take part in the Gypsey dance, and
when you see the ten Little Lord
Fauntleroys' and - or 40 chuckling
tots in the Baby Nation you'll be
likely to enjoy yourself. A grand march,
recently dedicated to Prof. Speedy; and
which will be played for the first time
at the coming Steubenville Kirmess,
will also be produced at the kirmess in
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
CITY POLITICS.
Candidates for Chief of the Fire Depart
ment Hustling.

There are several rippleS apparent
upon the surface in city politics, one OF
the most marked disturbances being in
regard To the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment. an Office which Council will be
called upon to fill on the fourth Tues
day in December. There are four can
didates actively in the field. they being
William Colts. engineer at the Nigilant:
Frank Haley, William c. HaneS, North
Wheeling carpenter. and Assistant Mar
shall Il. V. Arkle. As far as can be as
certained, it is anybody's fight, and who
will win is doubtful.
The next Office to be filled by Council
is that of Keeper of the Crematory, on
the first Tuesday in January.
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Three Drowned.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 49,
A special to the Gazette from lizard
county, gives an account Of the drown
ing of Jack Branchcomb and two ladies
aged Il and II respectively. daughters
of Dr. Hamilton, OF Mount, Olive, this
State, last Friday. They were crossing
a small mountain stream when the boat
filed with water and sank. None Of
the bodies have been recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

"WuAr CURED YoU Mr. B. Z. Meal
lister. Of Harrisburg, Ky, writes: HAY
ing been terrible sufferer from Catarrh,
and being now sound and well, the
question often put TO me is What cured
vour In answer 10 this oft put question
feelit my duty TO state that Swiits Spee'
cjfic =. =. S. is the medicine. | am such
true believer in the efficacy of Swift's Spe-
cidc 5. :. s. that | can honestly and con
scientiously recommend il 10 any one suf-
fering from Catarrh. Have recommended
il 10 many, and am happy 10 say that those
whom have induced TO use 1t can bear me
out in this statement | also believe that
it will cure any case of Catarrn if taker
according 70 directions"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured
We know it because Kemp's Balsam with
in the past few years has cured so many
coughs and colds in this community, It's
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used it what he thinks Of Kemp:
Balsam. Thereis no medicine so pure, none
so effective. Large bottles soc and 81 al
all druggists.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.
Mr.. !. Garrison left last night for Wells
burg.
Chas Hobstetter, of the South Side, is
on the sick list.
r. X. Watt, of GAINESVILLE, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Miss Carrie Nunge is convalescent after
her recent illness.
J. a. White, of Mt. Pleasant, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
Hon. B. f. Meighen, of Moundsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Father Reynolds, of Wellsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
John Runey and wife, of Belmont, are
stopping at the Behlcr.
J. NJ. Hagans and daughter, of Morgan
town, are stopping at the Mcclure.
Ed Fritz of the Eighth ward, was on
the streets again yesterday after severe
illness
Mrs. Geo w. Thompson and Miss Jeanne,
of Parkersburg, will visit friends here for
several days.
Mr. J. L. Johnson, a prominent farmer
of Peasants county, was in the city yes
terday on business.
Hon. John X. Donehoo, of New Cumber-
land, arrived in the city last night and reg
istered at the Hotel Windsor.
James B. Mix, an old Wheeling boy, is
located at Nogales, Arizona. He is in the
drug business, and prospecting.
Mrs. p. Kennedy and Miss Mary J. Car
ney left yesterday on visit to friends and
relatives in st. Augustine, Fla.
Miss Matte Fenwick, of Wellsburg, re-
turned home last night after a brief visit
with friends on the South Side.
Harry Jones and wife, of the Island, re-
turned home yesterday from two weeks
visit with friends in Sistersville.
Rev. Fathers O'Kane, of Clarksburg,
Wernenger, of Huntington, and Sagerer,
of Woodsfeld, O., are in the city.
DIR. p. T. Shearer has recovered from his
recent illness, but will not be able TO re-
sumo his practice for few days.
Assistant Adiutant General c. L. Ha-
gans, who has been in the city several
days, left for Charleston yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Kerrisk aud daughters. Nora and
Olivia, left yesterday for New York, from
whence they will sail for Hamilton ,Brmuda
Islands, where Mrs. Kerrisk's husband is
very i'll.
Hon. B. L. Butcher and wife, and son
Birch, who have been the guests Of DR.
Ross, on Sixteenth street, left for theil
Randolph home yesterday. They will stop
at tairmont on their way home.
\. NJ. Campbell and son, of St. Mary's
Thos. Hornbrook and son, Of New Martins
vile; Geo. Leonard. of Palatine: II. King
OF Sistersville. and J. B. White, of Hun
dred, were the West Virginians registered
at the Stamm last night.
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OF Interest to Shippers.

A new departure in car service ter
ritory is announced from Pittsburg.
The territory of the association with
headquarters at Pittsburg has been eX-
tended along the Ohio river, including
Rochester, East Liverpool, Wellsville,
Steubenvile and other cities, including
Bellaire and Wheeling. The introduce
ton of car service rulings always pro-
duces confusion until the institution is
understood and appreciated and as ship
perS at these points can resort to river
accommodations in the event OF clash
ing, it is quite likely there will be some
music for time on the river divisions.
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mbrelin9 Register
thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug.
gist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; "A. m, IL;
4 m. -; y N, 81; p. m, o5' p. m, y.
Weather fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
The Worlds Fair,

Chicago, November l9.-The Con-
gressional Committee of inquiry and re-
port on the progress made and the meth
DDS used in forwarding the work Of the
Worlds Fair, concluded its work to-day
and adjourned sine die. Messrs. Potter
Palmer and Young, members of the local
Board OF Directors, were examined at
some length concerning their theories
a. TO the best means OF accomplishing
the end In view. They agreed that there
should be one Director General and that
the government should put its genera
supervisory or advisory powers into thu
hands of small committee of the com
mission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
SPECIAL SALE
Winter Underwear!
LOWEST PRICES IN the CRY
ss-co,ae carly and secure these BARGAINS.


food extra heavy White OF Colorrd shirts
aud Drawers. only -. .,....
Extra heavy. soft, dark colorcd Meriu" Nni''>
and Drawers. all sizes. oulN N,c.
Fxtra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers. S,c
Double breast aud back genuine Camel hair
shirts. an sizes reduced Go c,h'
SfripeI Wool shirts and Drawers, extra heavy
and warranted NOT to shrink, aNr
Finest White or Colored Meriuo shirts and
prawers. extra heavy and warm. only 81.
Cood heavy all-wool Red shirts AM Drawers
only FOr. -
Very best Canton Flannel Drawers. extra
heavy. double sewci aud double seat riVe'
Finest striped Mcrino shirts aad Drawers
nice co.ors. warranted not 60 shrink OF ide'
Il Jersey ribbed tine Camel. Hair shirts aud
Drawers. extra heavy and soft as silN, ai sizes
'' Good quality Mcdicated Red Wool shirts aud
Drawers. 7.s-. .,..
Twenty thread genuine EaibriSsan shirts
aud Drawers. 500 .,.-.. 1900,
Verv ane sanitary Natural Wool shirts and
Wsdiratcd Cashmere Wool Red shirts aud
Drswrrs. extra heavy aud made oi ihe uue>'
wool all sizes. siUO- ,.. ,,-....-.
Fyfra heavy Brown Wool Shirts and Drawers
,rarranted not 90 shrink or fade. only slIU =,
Camel's Hair or Cashmere WOOL >''NS' 81"
Mn Nm heavy Knit Wool Jackets all sizes
15- 81 ~. $50 -, ,..1- o.,
Mons Good Working Gloves. an KINDS al
95r 95c. 5O' 90 and si.u1
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United States Court.

This Court, sitting ut Charleston
transacted the following business Mon
day: .
Violations of the Internal Revenue
laws: p. w. Tramwell, plea OF guilty,
fined 500 and sentenced to 30 days in
Jail: 5. +. Meadows, same; Walker Bow
yer. same; &. w. Meadows. fined 500
and costs, further judgment suspended
Jas. Littleton, =. 5. La Fon and j. II.
Caldwell, not guilty.
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,1a-riareIicenses Issued.

A marriage license was issued yester,
day to Alexander Krebs, native oil
Monroe county, o., aged 81, and Lou.
Parker, Il native of Marshall county,
aged IS: also, to Edward IL. Rcdman, a
native of Wheeling, aged %, and Emma
Il. Cowl, native of GAINESVILLE, aged FL;
also, to Henry Rhine, a native OF Mar
shall county. aged IS, and Theresa
Wcisse, native of Ohio county, aged
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
De, ds OF Transfer Left for Record Iester-
day.

day.
Tie following transfers Of real estate
were left for record IN Clerk Hook :
Office yesterday:
Deed made November l., 1890, by
.Iohannah Becker and Louis Becker,
her husband, to John Miller, for the
south half of lot No. A., in La Grange.
Consideration, Si75.
Deed made May Is, 1890, by John
Hunt and wife. to Nancy Rodgers, for
lot No. 46, in the town Of West Liberty.
Consideration, 500.
Deed made November 10, 1890, by
John Miller and wife, to Jacob Reitz,
for the south half of lot No. -, IN La
Grange. Consideration, $3.50.
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Bonds Filed.

In the Circuit Court, yesterday, Clerk
John w. Mitchell filed his official oond'
in the sum of 1000, with Louis +. Sti-
fel. August Rolf and Joseph +. Paul as
sureties. He then took the prescribed
oath to faithfully administer the duties
of the Office until December 81, 1896.
Constable Lon st. Meyers fled his
bond. in the SUN of $1,000, yesterday,
with w. J. w. Cowden as surety.
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The Mission at st. Luke's p. f. Church.

Rev. Mr.. Christensen is accomplishing
much good by his searching, practical
clear-headed sermons at st. Luke's:
Yesterday morning the service was well
attended; in the evening there was a
large congregation and much interest
was manifested. lie will speak this
morning at 1890 o'clock on ''Our Duty
TO Our Neighbor," and tonight at 1870
o'clock on Faith"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

Billy Conard, the popular Market
street caterer. has about 300 live tur-
KEYS. He has number Of turkeys Of
small size suitable for private families.
which he will dispose Of prompt
IN at reasonable figures. Mr..
Conard will furnish them either
live or dressed, and will roast them 10
order. if desired, purchasers giving 4
few hours notice. Those wishing to Sc
cure a seven or eight pound turkey at
market prices will do we'll 10 call At the
Central Restaurant. ls26 Market street.
early this morning.
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A Small Advance for Mining.

NJ. +. Moran, of Wheeling, PrcSiden
OF United Mine Workers Assembly No
Il, was in the city to-day. He informs
us that the result of the recen
miners meeting at Coalburg was a gen
eral demand for an advance of one
fourth of II cent per bushel for mining
at all the mines along the river, which
demand has been complied with, al
though few of the operators have moi
stated their intention in regard to it
Mr.. Moran left to-day for Raymond City
and Energetic. Mass meetings OF the
miners will be held at IIanley, on Fri
day evening at : o'clock; at Coal Valley
on Saturday evening at : o'clock, and al
Fire Creek. on Sunday afternoon At
o'clock. Charleston StdT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
CAIDWELL'S RUN.
The Chapline street Bridge Nearly
Finished.

The steel girderS were placed i'll posi-
ton upon the abutments for the new
Chapline street bridge over Caldwell's
run, yesterday morning. Brick arches
will be built between the girderS, and
half way to their level. The space will
then be filled in with cement, forming a
substantial foundation for the brick
paving. The side walks will be plank,
and an iron railing will he put up on
either side of the street.
With good weather the bridge will be
completed by Tuesday of next week,
and work will then commence on the
Eofr street bridge. When that is finish
ed the present channel of the run will
be- filled in to the level of the street and
the water turned into the new channel.
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4f'u advertisements.
The Wheeling
@.
1856 TO ii4O MARKET Street

We're being daily advised of a,.
in prices of carpets-Thcrc. ,,.
where prices may end-In e,....
that carries the announcemes. ~
crease there is NANTES,
about future figures on eoa.-
there's no limit to the increase .-
what's worse there's no know '.'-
limit Will be. Eyerything dc,...
market, which is feycri,h a-ll
. ward tendency. The exoe,,e.
wool created by the ueg r
caused 4 big increase .l
has undoubtedly increls.
everything that ii enter ,.ay.. -'
sequence be dearer-Weiore,.,....
OF the Mckinley bill-We kr., '4''
age was assured-We 4af..n..
effects and took advantage o. r.s'.'
We bought goods - per cc,, ,...,..
than we could buy tO-day-Wc n....ti
large quantities--ThOusald, ol
alone represent the value Of Our r..-.
carpet stock, and that stock. blu-lfet
prices were low, equals saving OF
dreds of dollars 10 oar patrons B
at an opportune time and Iu
quantities for spot cash, No.
enables US 10 sell az the old l..
but leaves US margin for rcduci r
What we saved in our heavy purchase
he saved TO our custOmers-Berir.
day we Will offer special Reduction.
carpets-This reduction is ecr,..
applies 10 no particular grade-p
Wiltons-Wilton Nelvcts - No.
Body and Tapestry Brussels hi .
most exquisite designs and richest ..,..
as well as Ingram Carpets iu tl. ,...
modern and pleasing PATTERN H.I
colors and artistic in effect ar.a.l i0.....l. d.
-Carpets OF every coucc.yan', g.....,.. 4.
reduced prices is what we nT.r f.- b..
week in this department.
WHEELING INsTALMENr GO
Wen make special d.un, nr .,.....
Chamber Suits th., wcca--W. t.' ,"r
solid oak suits-pr.pe, rnf cl,r,.,.r...,.... .
with their va'uc-Tho,o .ood. d,.ecr,'.
your attention-Thcy'rc well worth :.
Our tag Will Indicate our spc,i4I nf...
S:}0-We can very strongly aui oil Yep.
highly commend these -oods-Ymr0nt
Judgment, well exercised. SSH assist rU.
in deciding thai these goods ncy,rh4I ,yer
here equivalents for the same caLfpr.
We have something In ash appn4.l..,.
these suits in style and finish. u0, el.'...
heavy but equally as well made a- O4r,
suits-Ourp prices on these suit, s.. +.
s25-They're cheap at the pr.-c--D.l
rare yalue-ln point of durability. boss.
ever. we cannot recommend them 3D., nct.
our $50 oak suits-We have To- ~.N'ntn
Century Finished Suits an cuG.cs, t4r.,.
1t is the most modern finish aud Ds g..
the most stylish-The eject is rlf
pretty and striking when the design Of OH.
suit and the appointments of the chan r
assist in making IL -- The two D.H
characteristics of an elegant chambrr-
We offer in these suits designs Wf.0
gems of artistic workul
ship, pleasing and beautiful 10 tho eye,
Prices range from So 10 Si5-Io Fl.
latest fad in finish Cl6th century wc d..t
coniiHe ourselves TO chambe suits-Ait
have leaning for old oak, but the gca0.
demand is for Sixteenth Century Fiu-aD
line includes Bufct,-
Observation-Disclosures. 90.
of SidebOards we could talk unco.,
cannot picture through wo-
the richness of design. the pcrfectior
and beauty of iinish-N
say come and Judge for yourself
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TIE NEWS OF THE DAY.
New Nall Machine.

What is known as the Cole Il Has
tinqs wire nail machine, is in operation
at the ]. II. Cole & Sons machine shop
in Parkersburg, and the local machin'
lists are enthusiastic about the perform
ance of the mechanism. The machine
is called triple, from its making three
complete nails at each revolution, ana
turns out nails very rapidly.
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THE WEATHER.

Fer Western PcuuSylNanr. TAR THURSDAY
no change in temperature, northWrsirrlN "lhu>'
fair and warmer Friday.
For West Virginia. fair. no change iu temper
aturc, fair and warmer FRIDAY, northwestcriy
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

Some people conclusion that when this bed bo
misfortune of fact the the 60
Think it'll bought bed few months he has not
what go easy mind creaked and goaned unc
from the always threatening collapse and has n
pieces. gone House Hermann he would have sa
only sepess nights disaster portrayed in the u
Still congratulated, House Herman
money paid bargain obtain bed "
o enjoy undsturbed repose.
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Special 20 ne Register.
MAErfN'S FERRY. O.. Nov The citizens %
this place we've thrown into "a state % great eN-
element this afternoon hy the Strangest catch
ever known In these waters. The angler, wei
known resident, was armed with bamboo roi
OF only ordinary size. lie had waited IN vain
Tor "a bite FOR nearly hall an hour when he felt,
no the eud 90 his line. fish evidently endowed
with enormous strength. The battle which en-
sued has probably never been paraellcd IN plS-
catorial annals 10 attracted two-third> OF the
population of the village. So rapidly vas the ~
citing news circulated. The heholders could
scarcely believe their eyes when. As the unny
monster was drawn out OF water It's side was
found 20 be adorned with the business card 81
ALEXANDER n Co. No l0t6 Main street, whose
bargains iu shoes are now attracting almost aS
much attention as the fish itself will receive
frorn nuvf.,rS all over