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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31
4 Note of Warning.

To the Editor oftts Register:
SIR:-In view of the fact that our
campaign is now about TO close, l desire
to present some facts and figures rela =
tive to the coming contest.
In the last election this Congressional
district gave Harrison for President Il
plurality of some forty odd votes, where
as the candidate for Congress on the
Democratic ticket has a small plurality
49, There is no doubt but that the
district was then Republican on the
Presidential vote, but some over conf
dent Democrats still imagine it to be a
Democratic district. 1t was according
to the figures for President in 1851 the
only district in the State which gave n
Republican plurality, and YOU can see
that Pendleton must hustle against these
odds.
Now another important factor: Your
paper published on last Sunday and the
Sunday preceding il an item stating
the number OF foreigners who had de-
clared their intention Of becoming citi-
zenS. Did you notice that OF the
twenty-nine persons naturali2ed only
five were Democrats. At this rate
how long will il take our opponents to
get control of the county which by the
aid of some OF the cOlOred tunnel
workers, they may expect to not only
elect their legislative ticketand Senator,
but give their candidate for Congress a
decided advantage.
These facts land there Is no denying
them are left TO the consideration OF
our Democratic committee, who should
see to it that those Of our foreign citi-
zens who believe in the principles of
the Democratic party should not be
neglected. DEMOCRAT
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PAUL KAUvAR

VIII be produced ut the Opera House Mon
day next with a strong company and with
all the original scenery, properties and me-
chanical effects. The ingenuity and ANNA
ton of the work are undeniable. He has
chosen for his hero man Of the people, a
young republican, Paul Kauvar. He has
shown in him soul bearing every trial as
pure gold bears the fire. rising superior To
every temptation and compelling the recog-
milton of his undaunted manhood and self
sacrifice. AS Sydney Carton put on the
disguise Of Evermonde and went TO the
guillotine to secure the woman he fondly
loved happy life with another man, so
Paul Kauvar assumes the disguise of the
Due de Beaumont, whom he was supposed
TO have betrayed, in order to save the life
OF the duke and forward his escape with
his daughter. This he did for hOnor's sake
and for the love of the daughter whom he
had secretly married, but the sacrifice was
nobly made. Like Sydney Carton, he did
more, for he would have laid down his life
In the full consciousness that the father for
whom he died thought him Judas and had
Just called him so. The scene Of the meet
ing of the Duke and Kauvar in the prison
of the Conciergerie, and the substitution of
Kauvar is admirably conceived and han
died, moving simply, swiftly and probably,
without any straining after cheap effect,
but with vividness and life that are justly
dramatic.
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very successful concert and ball at their
hall, corner Thirty-eighth and jacob
streets, Wednesday evening. The con-
cert programme was made up OF solos,
ouartettes, and choruses. each number
being well rendered. At its conclusion
the floor was cleared and the remainder
of the evening given up to dancing TO
the music of the Opera House Orchestra.
Last evening, at her home on the
South Side, Miss Kate Hazlett was very
pleasantly surprised by number of her
young friends. The young ladies in
charge of the affair were Misses Lizzie
Foose, Mary Kraus and Rosa Stein.
The evening was spent in games, cards
and conversation, while refreshments
served at the usual hour contributed in
no small measure to the enjoyment OF
the occasion.
The Bachelor Club held their regular
bi-monthly hop at Franzheim's hall last
evening. Prof. Chas. Killmeyer, as
usual. officlated at the piano. Supper
was taken at 1890 at the Cafe Bruins
wick.
Among the Hallow Fen affairs on the
programme will be taffy pulling given
by Miss Jennie Caldwell at the home OF
her father, Attorney General Caldwell,
on North Main street.
The Misses May, June and Jessie
Hornbrook have invited number OF
their friends to taffy pulling, which
- - af fhair
home at Elm Grove.
o. c. Dewey entertained the Fourth
Of July Picnic Party at his residence AT
THE Elms," out the National Road,
last evening. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
Wednesday night Martin Turney en-
tertained a number of his friends at his
home on South Market street. Dancing
and cards occupied the hours.
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1Anon-sAvINe MAcnINrRY.

Let me tell you Of the enormous dis
placement Of muscular labor by labor
saving machinery. Ii is question for
craftsmanship TO grasp with; and yet
instead of aifording relief, they put the
tariff up TO 62A per cent, and put the
screws on TO further grind the people
Town. With agricultural implements,
one man now does the work It used 10
take three and a half men; in boots ana
shoes. one man the work of six 10 ten;
bats one man does the work Of twenty;
In broomS. one does the work OF three;
In cutting cloths, one does the work OF
three: tobacco, one the work OF eight;
wooden goods, one the work Of three;
weaving. one the work OF six; spinning
one the work Of twenty; some kinds
~ spinning. one does the work OF
zone hundred: carding, one does the
work Of seven. In the whole manu-
farture Of wooden goods, striking out the
case Of one man TO one hundred, five men
non do the work it used to take eighty
eight 10 do. and yet Mckinley says 1t Is
necessary to put the tariff TO e2% per
cent"
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SNAIL 'fllA
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly AMI
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briehy H""
Pithily Told.
Two deeds of trust were admitted 10
record BY Clerk Hook yesterday
THE new Twelfth street sewer has been
completed TO the middle of Market street.
TErRr will be an oyster supper at the
p,.id geport PRESBYTERIAN Church this even
ing.
4 HACK will run from Bridgeport to
Ftnayiue this evening 10 the grand Ger
man bail.
THE election returns will be read from
the stage of the Grand Opera House next
Tuesday evening.
A COUNTRY team ran away at Caldwells
run Yesterday, and was not stopped until II
reached Bloch Bros. factory.
NEXT Tuesday night Rev. c. Hays, OF
Bridgeport, will lecture at the Y. NJ. Z. A;
building on his European and Orientai
travels.
The Primrose and Vests MINISTRIES will
not arrive in town until o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. The street parade Will take
place at o'clock.
4 MARRIAGE license was issued Yesterday
TO John Alexander, a native Of West Alex
ander, Pa, aged %, and Edda BonInah' Il
native of Ohio county, aged Is.
DEMOCRATS of the Island are earnestly
requested to meet ut the Democratic cluo
room Friday evening at 30 o'clock. Busi-
ness Of Importance 10 be transacted.
Ir was the West Liberty band that played
Marching Through Georgia at the Shlnn-
Hubbard Hearne symposium at Elm Grove
the other night, and not the West AleXan-
der band.
MIR. John FRIEsMUTH, of the Fifth ward,
who was charged with stealing lumber,
Tuesday. claims that the wood which he
took was drift wood, which lodged on the
bank near the Belmont mill.
CLERK Henry Pendleton, Of the Board
of Commissioners, is preparing the ballot
boxes for Tuesdays election, and they
will be delivered TO the Sheriff this evening
or in the morning for distribution.
A SALVATION ARMY demonstration is TO
be held here November LIST and I'd at 5
o'clock D. N. Capt. Hartman. the Ohio
nightingale, in company with Little Kate,
the Pittsburg Liliputian, and others VIII
be present
A SHOWER Of the queer worked of five
fake silver dollars Wednesday evening on
the bartender at the st. Charles Hotel.
The fellow was caught Just outside the
hotel few moments after and the iaklr
Immediately made good the amount.
HENRY SOMEHOW has secured Prof.
Hermann. at great expense. for the season.
The Professor gives a daily and evening
exhibition, Sundays excepted, of his Won
derful legerdemain, and bows as gracefully
as ever in recognition Of the audiences ap-
probation.
The lots at the big sale at Highland City
are still going off lively. There were ten
lots sold Wednesday, aud nine lots yester-
day, with an average of $3.50 for corner lots
and 500 for inside lots. Many big bar
gains have been secured. Board sidewalks
are about to be laid on both sides of all the
streets of the town, and many other i'm,
provements are contemplated, which will
have the effect Of greatly enhancing the
value Of the real estate.
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NIUsEMENTS.
EVENING OF RoLLIcKiNG FUN.

EVENING Of hOLLiNN NAV AhN.
Concerning the great minstrel combina-
tion of Primrose and West, which appears
here Saturday night, the Chicago Post has
the following:
primrose and Vests MINISTRIES packed
the Grand Opera House last night. The
first part was set very prettily, the back
ground being white and pink satin, and the
costumes were exquisite. The ballads were
sung with good effect, Dear Heart, - given
by John H. Davis, being particularly well
rendered. Lew Dockstader's IL Don't See
Where II Comes In and George Prim-
roses 1.-THE SWELL were much enjoyed.
In the sketch which Mr.. West devised TO
follow the first part, called Cremation
George Powers did some especially bright
comic work, w. II. Smith and w. H. West
working out the rest of the fun. Cain and
Loreno, pair of "grotesque aerial artists, "
survived their knock-about trapeze act as
by a miracle, and left the audience in roars
of laughter.
The sketch Log Cabin Neighbours" in
troduced George Primrose, John Queen,
George Powers and j. Melville Jansen, the
author of the hit. 1t was genuine min
strelsy, and had the atmosphere of the
Southern plantation about it. All in all,
the performance is one of the best seen
here.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF In
hINihnaIa.

Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF In
dividuals.
Samuel Gffen has accepted position
with Kline Bros.
Arthur Slower has accepted position
with Kline Bros.
Cecil Robinson left yesterday morning
for business trip TO Cincinnati.
w. a. Wilson, of Dun's Mercantile
Agency, is on a business trip through the
State.
Mrs. Thomas Bayless, of the South Side,
has returned from a visit TO friends a,
Vernon, o.
Mira. +. T. Hare and her son, Edgar,
have returned from two weeks visit to
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. h. b. Carter, of Black Hills, OAK,
is visiting his mother, Mrs NJ. f. Carter,
of the National road.
Mr. Edw Miller, formerly conductor on
the street railway, has opened Il grocery on
South Chaplnie street
Mr. Roland G.. Pray, in advance OF
Monroe and Rice, is in the city and is
registered ut the Behler.
Edwin De CourSey, avant courier for
Vreeland's operate minstrels which APP
pear shortly at Martins Ferry, was in town
yesterday.
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If there is any truth in the old adage,
Goods lCell bought are hdf Sold" surely
goods lCeu bought and lrcu displayed are
three parts sold. A nRmber of our local
druggists are compelled to buy by the
gross to supply the great demand; and
their show windows are now full of
Red Cross Oil, for all pain.
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ISTER,
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Death of Mrs. Mary Thompson.

The many friends of Mrs. Mary p.
Thompson, widow of the late Alexander
Thompson, will be panied to learn OF that
ladv's death which occurred, after pro
tracted illness, at her residence IN Chicago,
on Wednesday evening, October Zsth' at
S 80 o'clock.
The deceased resided in this city for a
number of wears. and had large circle OF
friends here The funeral will take place
from the residence of her son-in-law, w. D.
Johnston. 7SS Market street, this afternoon
at o'clock.
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a SAD CONDITION. suffered for five
years with the worst form of Blood Poison,
during which time l was attended by the
best physicians | could find. My whole
system was destroyed by the disease, my
tongue and throat having great holes
caused by it, | then commenced taking
Swift's Specific Is. :. s., and in few
months I was entirely cured, and to this
great medicine do ! attribute my recovery.
This was oyer two years ago, and have
had 10 return. or any effects of the disease
since, and my skin is to-day as smooth and
clean as rny b0dy's. WILLIAM Sewers.
COVingtOn, Q.
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Now Cnrnorations.

The Brown Mallory Oil Land Company;
of Parkersburg, with capital of $500, and
the Little Gulch Oil and Gas Company, OF
St. Marys, with a capital of $500, are among
recent corporations chartered by Secretary
of State Ohley.
The Jackson County Farmers Stock and
Mechanical Exposition Company has been
incorporated by Secretary of State Ohley
for the purpose of having stock shows,
stock sales, etc. The Office is to be at
Evans. jackson county. Capital, 500.
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watch Stolen.

Chief of Police Delbrugge yesterday re
celved letter from J. r. Mehen, city de-
tective. of Parkersburg, stating that Tue
writer had in his possession hunting case
cold watch. case No. 81 ,523, Elgin WORKS
No. 3.l53,594. The watch was soid oy tne
keystone Watch Company OF Phlladeiphia
TO &. B. Barrett & Co, OF PlttsOurg, anu
by that firm sold to some Wheeilng leWe!er,
The watch is new one, ana awaits Tie
owner.
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Tile mack ruonN DOMINO.

This famous Irish musical comedy dra-
ma will be at the Grand the first three
nights of next week. The Waterbury Re
publican says:
A ane musical comedy and a first-class
company Of artists appeared at the Opera
House in BLACK Thorn last night The
star and play are new to Waterbury thea
ter-goers, but left big impression. 1t
kept the audience in roar of laughter.
Jos j. Sullivan as an Irish comedian is
very funny, his conception of Irish charac-
ter being different TO any seen here. Miss
Lea Peasley as "Kitty Farrell is pos
sessed Of beautiful voice, face and figure.
Miss Hawley, Miss Barlow, Miss Even
and Miss Frankel deserve credit for the
way they displayed their talent and cos
tunes. The other artists are also good
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SECOND PAGE
,t..,,-.f. Pure Enterprise G 'kins Fowler
c,.-., uou>,.-Ny Aunt Bridget
C.n.fahle's sale 90 Piano.
Cr,pI Oncra House B'acN ihn5n-
KirmeSs-Bcncft of Ncw lio,t ,,''
Tr, Lists Cough syrup Is H. -'''
FOURTH PAGE
Honest Htr.aius-N Gutman No-
E.lf Dr.r.oit,-u GuuuIn- ~ 60
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

CLOSING OUT. - Our Ladies' Fine
French Kid $500 Shoes atS9.5O. Every
pair warranted as represented, or money
refunded. Call and see them at
HASENAUER's SHOE House,
l04s Main Street.
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.TdE NEW AZ n t.
roi.ca Court.

There were five cases in Police CoIrI,
yesterday morning. Charles Watkins. Tor
abusing his wife. went to the hill for sixty
davs Two men named Mccormick ana
Dimvore. for selling iewelry without
license sew went up for thirty days. Clarence
Peters for disorder, got the same dose
The last case was a vag, and he also went.
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Not Brag or Bluster,

But whatever we advertise and MINER
Gus other bargains can be found upon
our counters. Our motto is Good
Goods at Prices Within the Reach Of
ALL" NJ. HEYMAN,
The Clothier, 100 Main st.
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SOMETHING FOR NOTHING, is what a
great many Americans want, and they
are the class that support the bumbugS
Of the country. Something for Il quar-
ter is what you get, when you buy Red
Cross Oil. and it is full value, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

Upon our Mems Suits and OvercoatS
this week, but others have arrived in
their place and will go at our surprising
low prices.
N. HEYNAN, 100 Main street.
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Is IL "A Wonder ?

The demand for our ST. 50 School Suits
is ever increasing when we sell suits ac-
tually worth 81. so at that price, age 4
to 10? Also Jersey Suits, age to :, at
same price.
NJ. HEYMAN, 100 Main st.
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Our assortment of Boys and Child
ren's Clothing is complete, and we have
many bargains in store for you. Call
and see them before purchasing.
NJ HEYMAN, 100 Main street.
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News About the Boats aRd Boatmen on
the Ohio.

PITTsBuRG, PA. October 3O-River 10
feet inches; standing Clear, cold.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, October 3O.-River
II feet inches and rising. Cloudy, cold.
MORGANTowN, w. Va, October 30
River feet and stationary. Cloudy and
cold.
WARREN, PA, October 3O.-River $40
feet and falling. Fair and cool.
The marks at the landing, last evening,
indicated about Is feet and falling very
slowly.
There are 3,4S3,O00 bushels of coal to 60
out of the Kanawha on this rise. The coal
fills 300 barges.
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If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparllla do not be in
duced to take any other. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is n peculiar medicine, pos
sessing, by virtue of its peculiar COM
bination, proportion and preparation,
curative power superior to any article
of the kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

SLEEPLEssNEss, nervous prostration,
nervous dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured
by DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
Logan Drug Co. S, II. B. Burt's, and Bowie
Bros, Bridgeport, o..
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The twenty-second anniversary OF the
A. @. L. w. Society was ausplclouSly
celebrated last evening, at McLain :
Hall, there being several representa-
tives from other lodges present. Inc
attendance was large and appreclatiVe'
and the entertainment was very enjoy
able. After an organ solo by MISS
Sherwell, came quartette songs D!
Messrs. McClusky, Garrison, Boggs ana
Shook. One of the good things OF the
evening was the original poem oy mos
Cameron. A vocal solo was given by
Mr.. Clemens, a reading by Mr.. Dobler'
and violin and guitar duet by Mr..
Freeze and son. The address OF the
evening was delivered by w. .: NC
Cluskv. and his remarks were well de-
vised. After several other selections,
all of which were heartily enjoyed,
came a bright original poem by w. j.
Boggs, the social closing with an ode.
1t was a memorable anniversary.
The lovers Of athletics were peculiar
w tickled last evening at the admirable
gymnastic exhibition at Turner Hall,
beneficiary to Prof. Trough, the able
instructor. Numbered among the large
audience were the representatives OF
many prominent families in the city,
who have been taking lessons OF the
Professor, and who enjoyed the exhibit
ton keenly. The programme embraced
4 variety of very surprising feats, all OF
which were enacted with grace and
precision that provoked unstnted APP
pluse. Some of the deXterous endcav-
ors were really marvellous. The Pro-
fessor is to be congratulated upon
bringing his pupils up to such high
plane of athletic excellence. AT the
close of the exhibition ball was given,
which went on merrily for many hours.
1t was rather a select gathering, and
pretty party withal, and those who had
charge Of the floor well performed their
duties.
The Mozart Singing Society gave a
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Have you seen the $40 and Sl2 Over
coats We are selling mt $3.50? II not,
it's your own loss, and you had better
call soon before they are all gone.
NJ. HEYMAN, 100 Main ST.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deed of Transfers Left for Record Yester-
day,

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
October %, 1890, by Louisa Kimmons
aud John L., her husband, and Mary Kim
mons. to u. ID. Carroll, for a lot in Elm
Grove. Consideration 800.
Deed made October p, 1890, by Henry
Ebeling and wife to Charles Tape, for
lot No %, and 81 feet off the south side OF
lot "a, in the LaGrange. Consideration,
$500.
Deed made October 81, 1880. by Freder-
lex Schwertfeger and wife TO Herman Rolf
for lot No. > on the plat laid out by Fred
erick Schwertfeger on the Island. Consid-
Grafton, 500.
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Don't fail to attend the Mark Twain Ball
at Turner Hall, Friday Evening, October
31st, 1890.
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MARK TWAIN BALL.

MERIT wins. Sales Of Jaxon Soap
have trebled.
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Don't fail to attend the Mark Twaic Ball
at Turner Hall, Friday Evening, October
3ist, 1890.
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TO KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND

Don't fail to attend the Mark Twain Ball
ut Turner Hall, Friday Evening, October
3Ist, 1890.
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Money saved by buying your slverware
at ii. T.. HILLMAN & cos.
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Bargains in lax Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches at ii. r.. HILLMAN y CO.'S,
No. rs Eleventh street.
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If you want a House, Board, Rooms or
Help, insert small 'ad" in the REG
ISTFR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

UNDERWEAR for the masses, at lower
prices than elsewhere, at
NJ. HEYMAN's, 100 Main street. .
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Attention. Mothers!

MERCHANr-"What kind Of soap,
madame" Shrcwd Woman-"Give me
JaXon, always"
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GOVERNOR WILSON.
Az ADMIRABLE ADDRESS At TEE OPERA
HOUSE LAST NlGET.
4 Thorough Exposition Of the High Tariff Tax
The Late Gnbsrnatorial
Contest.

The meeting called upon such short
notice, at the Opera House, last evening,
TO listen to an address by Ex-Governor
f. Willis Wilson, was splendid and
unmistakabie indication of the spirit Of
enthusiasm animating the Democracy,
now upon the verge of victory, as well
as a magnificent personal tribute TO the
late Chief Executive OF the State. The
Opera House contained more people
than were present at the crack Repub-
lean meeting of the mpaign-that
addressed by that friend and
champion Of the farmer and wage
Garner, Stephen b. Elkins: and
as for the enthusiasm, there
could simply be no comparison. When
it comes TO talking 10 the people none
of the Republican high-taX palavererS
are lin it" with Mr. Wilson, aud last
evening he held the attention Of his
housefull Of auditors from the opening
to the close OF his eloquent, earnest and
argumentative address, being frequent
ly interrupted by the most hearty dem
onStrations of approval.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Gen. A. A. Franzheim after the Opera
House band had played several airs
outside the building, and w. c. Hand
Ian was named as the chairman Of the
evening. Governor Wilson was re-
ceived with applause as he came for
ward. There were about twenty lead
/ Ing Democrats on the stage.
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Ono Moment. PIease,i

COMPLETE line OF Gents Furnishings
az NJ. HENMAN'S, 100 Main street.
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MARK TWAIN RALL.

Don't tail to attend the Mark Twain Ball
mt Turner Hall, Friday Evening, October
3lst, 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

THE most staple article sold is Jaxon
SOAP.
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MARK TWAIN EALL.

L. S. GOOD sells Dry Goods the cheapest.