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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
DIED.

TAYLOR-Ou Thursday. October 81: lSA'
ALBERT n. son Of :. O. and Emma Ii. Taylor
In his 18th year
Funeral services at the residence OF his par
euts. No - Fifteenth street, this Saturday after
noon at o'clock. lnterment private
FORBES-At Kirkwood. Ohio, Thursday, DC,
tobcr "a. 1870. ELIZABETH Y. FORBES, aged ~
years.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at l9'%
O'Clock Iutcrmcnt at Steubeuyllc, o. Friends
of the family invited 20 attend.
ROTHERMUND-Friday morning. October
81 $500 900 $40 o'clock LIZZIE. VIE oi fr'u
Rothrrmund. boa her oath year.
Funeral service, at residence of her husband
No. 1861 Eof street, on sunday afternoon at s.aO
O'Clock Friends OF family invited 10 attend
Intermcnt 40 Nj Zion cemetery.
KENNEDY-Frday October 81. 1880, az $50
q. m. AIrA FAY. daughter of Mahlon ana Mar
earet Kennedy, aged months aud week.
Funeral from residence Of parents. corner OF
Fortieth and Jacob streets. this Saturday ar
tcrnoon at 8 o'clock lutcrment at McMechen
cemetery. Friends Of the family are invited To
attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
The Wheeling
IN TALMENT { o.,
1886 to 1l4O Market Street.

If we sold one Of those solid ash Chamber
Suits we advertised to sell last week at S25,
reduced from 50, we sold ffty-Ourvery
low figures on these Suits created an un-
precedented demand for them-People
who were never before in our stores came
only to be agreeably surprised-Peo-
pie who deal exclusively with cash houses
and pay cash house prices, were astonished
to learn that they could buy the same goods
here for less money-Why should they,
however. be astonished I've have re
peatedly stated, and here again assert, that
we can sell goods equal to those sold by any
cash house for less than cash house prices
We can save YOU money-We'rc pre-
pared 10 do i've have the facilities for
doing it, aud only await an opportunity to
convince you that we can subsiantiate these
assertions in an actual practical manner
We make no idle boast-What statements
we make we are backed by the aclInowl-
edged back bone of every business house,
our reputation, ready to substantiate-
Why pay exorbitant prices for goods else
where when you can save money by deal
ing here-Why pay ready cash at cash
houses when we can sell YOU goods at the
same prices on credit:--Why spend ready
cash elsewhere when we can save you
money Buy where you buy the cheap
est-Bny where you receive the best
value for your money-Buy where col
lateral for every dollar spent awaits you!
Buy at the lowest possible prices
whether for cash or on credit-Buy from
us-Our prices are the lowest, ourvalues
the best
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

There is no article q personal property so
often chosen To- cmbody individual association
rs the watch Being always carried about the
person il is the most convenient and appropri-
Ate thing upon which TO place likeness TO
which continual reference is sought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
WHEELING INsTALMENT co.

OF those Solid Walnut Chamber Suits at
$500 each--We haven't one left. We
had a tremendous rush on them last week
And by Friday we were cleaned out.
We cannot buy these goods to sell again at
that price-But we have, however, a
good substitute to offer in Solid Walnut
Suits-With large Beveled Mirrors on
Dresser-And i'm Tennessee Marble Tops
at only S56.5O-These are our regular
5000 suits-The demand for Walnut
Chamber suits was so extensive last week,
and the supply so unequal, that we are de
termined to show YOU elegant Solid Wal
nut Suits at price as near approaching
So 90 as possible-Hence the reduction
in these suits Our Walnut Finished Cham
Der Suits. in Tennessee Marble Tops, with
large Beveled Mirror on Dresser and Com
binatiou Wash Stand deserve your special
attention-Wch have only five patterns
exclusively our OWN and four suits Of
each pattern, making in all twenty suits,
which will be offered for this week only at
our greatly reduced price of 81 OO-Come
around and see them-Tell US what You
think Of them at our price, $500 spot cash
or on instalmeuts.
Great reductions will be made in every
department this week-Our Carpet De
partment should be particularly lively
Wen open this week brand new things in
Carpets at greatly reduced prices.
Goods sold on easy weekly or monthly
payments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
IRON AND STEEL.
yesterdays Meeting of the In.titute iiew-
itt Gets "a Medal

,ester,ay's Meeting of the In.titutc Iiew-
itt Gets "a Medal
Nav YoRK. October Tho second
DAVIS convention of the British Iron anu
Steel Institute opened boz Chickcriug Han
this morning with somewhat larger at
tendance 90 members. but with FEWER Ia
dies than yesterday.
Sir james kitsOu again prc-.dcd dl 10
davis session. although Sir Frederick Abel
,,..,s elected President of the Institute at
YESTERDAY s. meeting. Sir James s,ud tndt
the paper of Mr. James Gaylcy. of beSSe-
mer. pa on The Development OF Ameri-
cam Blast Furnaces, read al yesterday s
meeting. created a great deal of interest,
and he was sorry the discussion upon 10 was
rut short. Several members had iutimated
"a desire 90 add 90 Mr.. Gaylcy $ ooserNa-
tious. and they would Doe Afforded an oppor-
tuuity % DO SO. ,,.
Gavley's paper, the author oi 10 lH1IS %
brief reply and received thc tnAn"S oi cue
meeting
Sir James Bitsou then announced that
OK .Nfavor Hewitt had SD FAR recovered
from his illness as 90 Dee able to attend tnc
meeting. and it would De appropriate 20
mako the presentation OF thc beSsencr
rold medal which had been postponed
Mr. Hewitt. who had been sitting in the
autero0m. came upon The platform ana Was
heartily received
Sir James made the presentation speeCn.
He said Mr. Hewtt's fame asa metali0rsls,
and advocate Of scientific education hau
ion,- becn known I'm England, and 10 was
oniv n debt of gratitude which the Iron and
Steel Institute of Great Britain paid MIR
Hewitt FOR his services when they pre-
sentcd him with the medal.
Mr. Hewitt. who looked unwel- m re
plviug asked leave FOR once to read what
hc had % say He was SeuSlnle Of ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
rmErARiFF HISTORY OF A CENTURY.

AlL lAlAltt HIS AOlNh VT a NtatN - -
The tariff was levied 40 the beginning
90 establish industries in this country
that could not have struggled into ex-
istence against the unrestricted compe-
tition of the established industries Of
the old world.
That was in 1921.
The people were told then that il was
"a burden they would have TO stand for
81 little while 20 enable manufacturing
Co Doe established in theme world. Our
statesmen iu those days were sincere
and meant what they said. They meant
that bouuties To- manufacturers should
Doe for the good of the people, 90 render
the United States q commercially indie
pent nation. These bountics were 90 be
gradually lowered as the infant indus
tries of the country gradually became
able 20 stand alone. How they have
been lowered the following table sum-
marizing Tine tariff history of "a century
viii show.
10 viii Doe seen that Cine scale of boun-
ties has gone upward. The more the
government taxed the people u the I'M
tcrcst OF It's infant industries the
more these infants demanded, tin now
they have grown TO such proportions
that they control absolutely the wealth
of the country and buy and sell it's presi-
dents and congresses. Still they cry
for more. This tells the tale;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
GENEnAL GRANr.s corKrsHIr.
Mrs. Grant Tells How the Great Soldier
Proposed.

L01ies' lone Journal
"Ouc summer day we were going to 4
morning wedding, and Lieut.. Grant was
also iuvited. He came for Us on horse
back. ndasked my brothers permission
TO drive me, iu exchange for his saddle.
90 which he gladly aSSeuted The day
was beautiful, the roads were a little
heavy from previous rain, but the sun
Shone iu Splcndor. We had 10 cross a
little bridge that Spauned ravine, and
when We reached 10 was surprised and
% little concerned 20 find the gulch
swollen. most unusual thing, the water
reaching 90 the bridge. | noticed,
too. that Lieut.. Grant was very
quiet, and that and the high water
bothered me. asked several times
90 hc thought the water dangerous 10
breast and told him | would 90 back
rather than take any risk. He assured
mc. iu his brief way, that 10 was per
fect.y safe, and In my heart ! relied
upon him. just as We reached the old
bridge I said, Now, If anything hap
pens. remember shall cling 10 You, no
matter what YOU say % the contrary.
Tie simply said, All right, and we were
over the plankS in less than minute.
Then his mood changed, he became
more social, and in asking me 90 be MS
wife, used my threat as theme. After
dinner that afternoon, Lieut.. Grant
asked me 20 set the day. | wanted 10
DE engaged. and told him it would be
much nicer than getting mar
ricd-a sentiment he did not APP
prove. We were very quiet at the
house that evening and neither said
word of the secret. After supper he
went back % the regiment, and few
days later Gen. Taylor sent him 10 Camp
Salubrity. in Louisiana. He was too
shy Co ask father, So ne waited till he
was stationed and wrote 20 him. Father
never answered the letter. was his
iayoritc daughter, and he thought army
life would not suit me.
Besides. said father, YOU are too
Young aud the boy is too poor. lie hasn't
anything 20 give YOU.
81 rose I'm my wrath and said ! was
poor, too, and hadn't anything to give
him.
The next year he came back on a
leave OF absence, ana 4 can remember
Just how hc looked as he rode up in his
new uniform. Father was going to
Washington ON business, and we were
an on the front porch kissing him good
bye and stuiling his pockets with notes
of things he was TO buy. Lieut.. Grant
asked for my hand and he, in a hurry
tO get of. consented.
My soldier lover was In and about
Mexico for four years, including the
war. Every mail brought me letter.
Every one of them full of sweet moth
ugs, love aud war. and now and then
some pressed leaves and flowers. Some
were written ON drum heads captured
from the MexicanS and others ON sheets
of foolscap, folded and scaled with red
waters. read each one every day un-
tu the next one came. have them all. &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

great honor conferred upon him, he said,
but was not able 10 accept the distinction
without feelings of conjunction. He then
read the speech which he had prepared for
the occasion
Prof II VI Howe, of Boston, then read
his paper on the Manufacture Of Bessemer
steel in the United Statesn After the
reading of Prof Howe's paper the conveu-
ton took a recess.
Erhe annual dinner of the Iron and Steel
Institute took place this evening. About
go members of the British AID American
Institute We're present Sir John Kits0n
presided On his right sat General Sher-
man aud ON his left Sir LOwthian Bell. At
the Presidents table sat Erastus Wiman.
Sir John Alleyu, General Westinghouse
aud W =. Shinu After dinner a number
of tOasts were responded 20.
The German delegates 20 the Iron and
Steel Congress We're entertained by the
Licder.lrauz Society az their Club
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lllbrrlin9 8e9ister
gsST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,

JAS. g. TANEY. General Manager:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
WHY THEY LOVE THE Man AND
BROTHER.

BROTHER.
The hitrUncpccr is Kicking because
Che white people OF South Carolina do
NOT propose toaliow their state govern
mcut Co be run by negroes.
That sort of rule in the South might
mott be So bad IL 60 did not include the
over-ruuniug OF the south by Eepuo'i-
cam rascal> from whose former influence
the South b., >tili recovering.
BY One way. what would the Bepuoli-
can party DO were 10 not for the negro
votea There would Doe uo Republican
party. 10 that vote were not counted
for them they would lose 5000 votes
f., Connecticut. 10000 10 illinois.
$1,000 m Indiana. 1000 90
Massachusetts. 5000 in Michigan, So
ooo in MARYLAND. 10000 in Mississippi
1900 in New Jersey, $4,000 in New
YORK $4,000 iu Ohio. $4,000 iu Pcnnsyl-
v,nia. 600 in Rhode Island. and 5000
in West Virginia.
without that vote tine Republican,
marty would lose about every Northern
State.
M thc last Presidential election hAE'
BISON received l.25o,oOo negro votes.
while CLEVELAND probably received
10000. CLEyELANp'> majority oil ihe
white vote over HARRISON was l''"''-
ass.
The Republican party loves the col
ored voter. for he is it's only stopping
stone to place and power
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
HIS AMBITION.

81 want 90 go to the next Congress ofthe
United states. 4 want to sit alongside OF
th, men chat framed the Mckinley bin and
4 want 90 vote for THOMAS B. REED as
the next Speaker of the House Loud APP
pltusel -fron n. H.hf-f' 't..r. Hes'f''"y
ll.noaf. atom. r.no-'.i tytis fs'.Nigssc-r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
nrnnAnp.s rLrNc THE FARMERS.

when 1 60 talking about the tarin In
this WAY my friends say Don't YOU know
Mr.. Blaine said that the Mckinley ohl
didn't open q market for "a single bu>hei OF
wheat or "a single barrel of pork ." No"'
my friends. will you tell me how many
bushels ct wheat are exported from Wheel
Inr. or how many barrels of pork p III.
uaarrr. Sl.-i t Nh. EfH Ward H.f'ts
f.H Fnfr Dr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
A PROCLAMATION.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQ EST
| of the Executive Committee 81 the 1 o., l1t
Fest do hereby announce tnat MoNIA J. ~
ToRFR an lS.l has been designated to com
memoratc the first German arrivals in our coun-
trv. As the Germans form large pcrceh tase
of our population and are citizens that any
country would be proud Of including among ~ ~
nconle il would only seem just TO aid them In
the above celebration.
Therefore our manufacturers ana business
men are respectfully requested 10 suspend
tb.irrrnloyes the opnortunity % take part IN
the above Fest Also that the city Offices he
closed. and the Public Building be decorated
with flags. etc Our citizens generally are also
requested 90 lend their aid by decorating theiF
i' Sr.ro anu rCc' G.. W. SENBRIGHT Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory.
They are not
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
ANOTHER IMPRESSION FROM sENA-
TOR PLUME.

SENATOR PREsroN b. PLUMB, ke-
publicaul of Kansas, has written the
following letter 20 "a prominent manu-
racturer of Germantown, Pa. in re-
sponse TO q query. We find it in the
ooinmns of the Philadelphia Press.
high tariff and subsidized organ
Of the administration, aud partly
from wonder that the Press would
he fair enough % it's readers 20 publish
an honest statement from a tariff re-
former. and partly because the letter IS
q remarkably good ,hiny we reproduce 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

..rbere l. not "a section or line In the
entire Mckinley bin that will open a mar
ket for another bushel Of wheat OF an
other barrel Of pork."-Fron james q.
pfff..'s Litter fQ Nrcf0r FRYE
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RARE BOOKS
Ar TIE
Old City Book StOre'

RISE AND FALL OF TIE CONFEDERATE
GOVERNMENT. by Jefferson Davis. Two
volumes for 500. Subscription price 5000
Good. clean copy.
HISTORY OF THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY.
Two volumes. So Brant ~ Fuller. VIII sell
for 5000.
TWENTY YEARS OF CONGRESS. Two vol
umes, ~ o. James G. Blaine Subscription
price $50.
SURRNc OF EAGLES NEST John Estrn
Cooke Subscription price $50, will sell for -.
SEXUAL SCIENCE. o. $. Fowler Reduced
from $40 TO 800
DODDRIDGE'S NOTES on SETTLEMENT
OF VIRGINIA AND WESTERN PENNSNL
SNLNANlA. out OF print and very scarce.
clean copies, at 800
Many other bargains in old and new books.
our Fall stock coming in daily. ANY Of above
delivered free on receipt OF price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

CoNcEE-,uNN MN~oN. of Illinois. has
been presented 100 his own request,
with the peu with which Mr.. HARRISON
signed tbc Mckinley bin. Congress
man MASON should now beg .itt.e iu11
of grmdpa's hat for "a peu-wiper tie
win chem bo established iu business and
man witch thc high and noble asp.ra-
tous of Congressman Mason. oi llli-
uois. ought to be established iu some
thing or other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
WANTED.

w Nv a Wholesale Grocery House in this
city. a Young man rs travelling salesman. Ter
rit6rv. Wheeling TO Cumberland on the Il. ~ O.
X. r. and contiguous trade on both sides OF the
road One who is acquainted with the trade ON
mis- route preferred Best of references re-
quired ms 10 habits and capacity. Applicants
win address at once ia their own handwritins'
- -" care REGISTER office. ocieqdq
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atr,u advertisements.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

Desiring information as TO the best P iacs, 10
arouire % thorough knowledge oil lne ~ Lat
Ir9nlhes i'm the shortest time and al th1 lyas s
,r.nse sbouid send for our Catalogue before
making arrangements elsewhere
Address,
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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BlsuFUL BRIDEGEooMs.
Timid. shrinking Girls Are Drawer Than
Stalwart Men when the Minister Says
"Wut Thou ."

UrifNN wee Effe,
Ministers declare that i'm nine cases
out of ten brides are much more self
possessed than are bridcgroomS when
the marriage ceremony is being per-
formed.
A shy, understanding little creature
ROBBED iu white will stand perfectly erect,
looking the minister calmly and square
y I'm the eve. without for an instant
losing her self poiSc, while the big,
blunt siN-footcr of a bridegroom by her
side is pale. nervous aud trembling. His
fingers are likely to twitch ncryously.
and be- may even hitch 40 his trouSer
legs or twist "a corner OF his coat skirt.
I was once ''beSt man To u stalwart,
middle-agcd bridegroom. noted for his
courage and featS of daring. and when
the time came for us Go 90 down stairs
to meet the bride and her attendants
he nearly had tt, and he looked like a
walking corpse all through the cerc-
m0uy. I had Co keep saying: "Bracc
up. old boy" and Come. come, you've
qot To 90 down. TO get him started at
am. aud no the door he was idiotic
enough % clutch at me and say:
"Say. Fred. how would it do TO have
Mary and the preacher slip i'm here and
have il an over with before We 90 down
atall? I can't 90 through with IL before
AN that crowd.
IDIOT | said, briefly and poiutedly
enough TO leave no doubt As to my
meaning. MARY won't come in here
and You will go down this Instant
lie got through 10 at last without do
ing or saying anything ridiculous, i'm
which respect he was luckicr than
another >talwart bridegroom of my ac-
ouautancc. who was so daZcd and over
come that ne held out one of his own
fingers for the ring when the minister
said. "Nith this ring | thee wed.
Another bridegroom / know lost his
head Co such degree thai when 10
came time for him 90 say, Il, Horace,
take thee. Annie. 90 Dee my lawful we'd
ded wife" he said in an unuaturally
loud tone. 81. Mary, take thee, Horace,
90 De- my lawful welded wife, and
when the time came for him TO intro
ducc his bride 20 some of his friends
who had not vet seen her, he did il by
saving awkwardly, "Ah. cr-MiSS Car
ter. this is my wife. Miss Barton call
ing her by her maiden name.
Few men say "my wife easily and
naturally the first time they use the
words In public.
A funny case was that of the badly
ratified bridegroom who stared blankly
at the minister until asked If he took
''thiS woman 90 Doe his lawful, welded
wife. when he started suddenly and
hastily and in the biandest manner:
''Ah. beg pardon-wcre YOU speaking
to me2'
A villagc preacher says that he once
married "a rural couple at the home of
tine brides parents in the presence of a
large company OF invited guests. The
bridegroom was big, bony. red
faced Young fellow who looked a
though he could have felled an on with
his fist: but he shivered and turned pale
40 the beginning of the ceremony, and
at It's close ne fell down in a dead faint,
To the manifest annoyance of his bride,
who had been las cool as cucumber
throughout the whole ceremony.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

EH-I DISTRICT.
rOuN CD. pENuLEION,
of Ohio County
SECOND DISTRICT
WILLIAM d. WILSON.
OF Jefferson County
rmup DISTRICT.
JOHN Do. ANDERSON,
of Nicholas County
rorEru DISTRICT.
JAMES CArEuAEr
OF Mason County
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ONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rlE STAT. SENATE
Ff '1ria' DISTRICT
john J.JACoB.
nf obi. County.
r0n HOUSE oF DELEGATES
A. ID. GARDEN.
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN CORCOKAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON
rog COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
roE CIRCUIT cLEEN.
joins ISL. MITCHELL
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Hen Advertisements

I1oRSALE- BAKERY II GOOD LOCATION;
Il doing good business. Address -
this Office.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

,.r.ra1 ,n.eting of the Stockholders OF the
Fleetwood Oil Company at the Office OF W: c.
Handlan. Esq. in Reilly's Block, corner Of Mar
Set and Fourteenth streets. Wheeling ". Va
on Monday, October Goth, 1890 at I'D ocl9cA
D. M TO elect Board OF directors hahe ni
laws and transact any other business which
NAV lawfully be done by the Stockholders IN
General meeting. W. G. HANDLAN,
G. G. MILLIGAN,
G.. \. REED,
II T. HlLLMAN,
LOUIS RENTSCH,
incorporates.
Wheeling O.tolr.r4 1870 ocioawt-r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

VoLCNE D., NO. D, of the Campaign
Dcmocraf published az Raleigh G. H,
w. Va. is d new and welcome visitor Co
our exchange table. 10 is edited and
published by Mr.. joins r. JOKES. 10 is
bright and vigorous newspaper and
wc trust it's life win not bc limited, as
It's name would imply. to- the campaign.
DUN'S commercial report gives "a
glowing picture of the business OF the
country. Everything is booming and
collections are prompt. Another iudi-
cation of the healthy condition of trade
is in the fewer number of failures and
decreased amount of liabilities for the
third quarter as compared with the
same period last year.
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Antuarnlcitts.
OPERA HOUSE

" one Night only, TUESDAY, D.....
1th. ltgO How much lin- n
i STEWARDS COMEDY CDMplN-
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GENERAL AGENTS make $500 TO 5000 per
u year. canyassers - 10 $40 per u'f s'.'"-
tho C.iebrnted TAYLOR Patent Adjustable shoe.
The exclusive right 10 sell this shoe in any ter
ritory is valuable monopoly. Our, system Oh
selling this shoe is new and original. Address
with %. stamp. CONSOLIDATED AhIt j AhAt
SHOE Co. Salem. Mass. s'il'uuNt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

The Two JOHNs COMEDY CoHrtNf
largest aud funniest 900 cNi-trnc..
many Special Pleasing Features >oI..
Dances. Novelties
Admission - and 20 cents. NnI...
Tor Reserved Seats. sale of Seats
saturday, october ifh. 800 e.. A. ii.....
Store.