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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09
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The announcement of Maude Grang-
er'S engagement at the Opera House the
last two nights of the week has already
awakened a opleaSprable anticipation on
the part OF society people and theatre
goerS in general. liy special arrange
ment Manager RelSter has been enabled
to announce the actress In varied rep
ertory, presenting her in three of her
strongest roles. a strong feature Of
repertOry this year has been the new
play. Inherited. written by Richard
Davy, of the London Times, and Lucy
Hooper, the famous American CORE
spondent at Paris. "lnherited" is an
nounced for the opening performance
Friday evening. At the Saturday mat
inee Camille" will be presented and
Saturday night She will produce her
own version OF The Creole"
l.. s. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09

Last Excursion to Washington city.
Thursday, March 18th, the b. n O.
Company will run their last Midwinter
Excursion to Washington and Bati-
more. Round trip, 5000. Tickets
good returning ten days. Secure your
sleeping car space at depot Office.
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IMPORTED CABBAGE.

W. will recriyr to-day Monday direct from
Copenhageu. Denmark one carload 10 German
Cabbage. This superior Cabbage which D. on
of M. incest luNurirs IMPORTED is Yer, solid
and firm Dealers wishing o. To- supplied
promptly would 30 we'll O. call carly
STOLE BROS
uIAI Cor Market aud Eleventh Streets.
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rnF INDIVIDUALITY coMrAN,

The famous kindergarten Company
will commence a three-nights' engage
ment at the Grand, March l2th. This
company is said to be better than last
season, aud as they have a great repu-
tation here they no doubt will do fine
business this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09

All th. latest ~t,le-. consisting Of suit
inr. r,ni,lnonmg. and OVercoatings
tlrst-ciaS- work and tit guaranteed
shirts. hilt line. Ia Dress. SILK aud fiannels'
Hall Hose. the be-t e5e Hall Hose made.
{. HESs 4 sons,
1sel ana 1898 MARKET street.
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fletu Advertisements
NOTICE.

/. Chas " SeabFignt, Mayor OF the City Of
Wheeling do hereby call the members Of the
First and Second Branch OF Council 20 meet az
the City Building Monday morning ~ 10 o'clock
sharp. also the city officials. eX-Mayors and
Chief OF Police. aud all Boards connected Will
the government of the city. 10 take such action
~ will be deemed best 10 shsw our respect g.
III late Dr. George Baird ST
mrg {. W. ShABRlbhI-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09
II YOU want good Wall Papers at Low
Prices 90 10
GEo. T.. KuRNEE & Co.,
Painters and Decorators,
80 Twelfth Street.

THE Princess" Headache Powders
never fail to cure. DO not take any
"just as good" stuff. Get the "Prin-
cess" They are the best. Sold by
druggists
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EgS8r, WarriCk & Co.,
1880 MAIN STREET
Mbrtling Register


Mr. e. Scbuepf, the Opera House drug
ciSt. made thc followiug observations OF
tac temperature Yesterday "a hi-. -. .
a. 900. -. q" w., $50, 8 p ui.. ~ D. ms -
Weather cloudy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE LAUGHABLE kids


Wheeling theatre goerS have repu-
tation for liberal patronage when a
meritoriouS entertainment comes their
way. The coming engagement of Ezra
Kendall and his laughable Kids at
the Opera House on Wednesday night
is going to demonstrate the truth OF this
statement. for the call Tor reserved
seats already insures good audience.
The newspapers in all the large cities
have praised both Mr.. Kendall, his COM
pany and play for the past five years.
The entertainment is of the pantomine
burleSque and farcial order, containing
plenty of singing, dancing and taking
specialtieS. and all these, in connection
with Mr.. kendall's inimilable Wit; form
Il continuation Of entertaining FEATURES
hard 10 equal IN Il travelling company.
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ROSE Hill. ENGLISH EoLIN COMPANY.
This evening this famous spectacular
burleSque company will commence a
three-nishts' engagement. This is a
large company and is SAID to be the
finest equipped company in the way Of
costumes and artists ia ihis country.
Seats at Weir's.
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sle'" aSprrttOrnrnts.
The WHEELING
C0
1885 TO 1t4O Market Street
HEM Advertisements
The WHEELING
1885 10 li4O Market Street

House cleaning season -Ha-,.a.
tradespeople's, storekeeper ,.-
busy season--Spring is f4..r.-
We are busy as bees prcp4ra,,ss
most extensive line Of Spra.
We're not yet ready TO show
and will not be till every aoo.-.
in every department o. o.r
filed with the most choice 4.. ....
goods that can be- Doueh, $751;
chased an immense sto,s d..
have au assortment uneu4,a..
approachable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09

90 TO Kurner " Co. for Wall Papers
of all kinds. 30 Twelfth Street. second
door from Market Street.
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How can you be expected to put your best foot
forward II you haven't got the right KIND OF "A
shoe on IL: You CANNOT have anything OF
which YOU will feel more ashamed than foot
wear that will not bear inspection. TINS Il
Just rs true Of a woman a. II is ~ a man. ana ~
apple. with equal force 90 children. You VIII
make no mistake either ~ 90 style, guality,
durability Or price II You make seiecton
from sur
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HEADACHE. Neuralgia. Dizziness, Ner
vousness, Spasms. Sleeplessness, cured by
DR.. Miles Nerviue. Samples frce 1T The
l. logan Drug Co, 5 and k. b. Burt's, and al
3 OWE Bros.'s, Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09

L. S. Coon sells DRY Goods the cheapest
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NOTICE.

4 PLAClDE HEBERT, AT HOTEL Il
=. louiouSe, ~Lttourche Crossing, La, take.
rnaFge OF all durable and visible diseases
loa can Ind him for consultation at Tau.
ionses Hotel, Lafourche Crossing. 49,
cures the following diseases Dvanarsi.
hIdney affections, Drop3y, Pneumonia pfapynrai
& I'll Kinds, Paralysis, Nervousness grarnle
5eart diseases, rheumatism ali private
Of All diseases. "N so"foes
ful eases Spt " uouDt-
men guarantees are required. the patient
may deposit money eNacted for cnrc IT. tha
ilafds Of Mr.. Toulouse who will ratrrn the e
same ffcure is not affected. rs
Tome and be convinced.
w ttdout any Information given Dr Uanon.
az once locates the disease, makes lit own
HYPNOSIS of the case, and treats II nrcord
" III medicines arc pure and harmless
- prove TINS when required, he will take !
nose of each ut the same time, taxi thar@af,aa
meal. = hearty
1hose unable to come for consultation !
write, ana the DOCTOR will call OH the,a -
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Rates of ADVERTISING:

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Professional and business cards, in
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Insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
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PIE, and emulate the example set By
me McEnery supporters after their de-
feat Of four years ago. This will be
the only course left them. to convince
the world that they are struggling for
principles, not for Offices.
We know that the air is rife with
talk OF bolts and rumors OF bolts We
appreciate the fact that there are many
hot-leaded men among the minority
Vile are welded to the r~ule-or-rnin
policy, and who would rather drag
down the whole fabric of the Demo
cracN rather tiiau acknowledge defeat
but, fortunately, these are, we believe,
III a hopeless minority IN their own
house. The true patriots among the
II inority will now come to tie front
and assert their true ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
every other consideration. They. owe
this to themselves and to their country
VIII they prove false?
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OF the gallant old chiettain Of the
Democracy; yet we are willing; for the
sake of argument, to accept the posi-
ton of the factionists as the true situa-
ton OF things. The logic Of it is that
the lottery has received the sanction of
the white people Of the STATE in the
majority Of the parishes, backed BY a
handsome popular majority of nearly
fifteen thousand votes.
Small wonder, then. that some Of
them in the State Central Cormitteedid
not want to submit the question to
white primaries, and that Others still
clamor for the insertion Of an anti-lot-
terry plank iii the platform Of the APP
preaching convention
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The St. Mary Primaries.

The primary election in tH4 citv
were absolutely tlir. In frct II Womb
have been practically impossible Ii
cheat unless the representatives of uue
q lhe factions betrayed their trust.
The ~balloting and the count were
done openly and above board. This
j. tie way Of the "city bosses" Bnt
what shall be said If tile st. Mary
plan. as illustrated at tie FianElir
pol +. Must i not hereafter DC held lib
ties ? "
Fortunately they haze 90 overlone
their tricks that no Democratic hodv
viii give coHntenance to the result.
winnie even tie ~iiicn-ls and allies III
the mampulators are turning from
them ashamed, convincea that thev
been mistaken in tile character
the company they kept. City Item.
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AS Q LIKE IT.

That faction OF the Dem, cracy which
opposes the adoption of the lottery re-
venue amendment, while it has always
denounced the lottery for mcddling in
politics, has ever persistently, since it
has opened the campaign, labered as
aiduously to force the lottery amend
ment into politics. Its leaders have
never missed an opportunity to inject
The issue into politics from the very
outset; they succeeded in closing a
compact with a secret political organi-
cation, with aims and principles anita
gonlstic to those of the Democracy.
with a view of dividing the offices, and
have waged a terrific wal on that line
from h a time on up to the present
moment.
When the friends of Gov. McEnery
brought him out for Governor as the
only man around whose standard all
Democrats could rally, these same
tactionists, bound hand and foot as
they Were by the terms of that unholy
alliance, entered into last August at
Lafayette, again set up the shout Of
lottery, and despite assurances from
the. friends.o McEnery to the contrary
and the fact that some of the most pro-
minent Ants i'll the State support
him most ~ardently, they holly insisted
that McEnery was the lottery's eandi
date, and that a vote for him meant i
vote for the lottery. Parish after par
ish elected delegates favorable to Me
Emery, and pledged to the submission
OF the lottery amendment to i white
Democratic primary, and still these
~factlonlsts proclaimed with tiresone
iteration, through their organs Of the
press and their orators from the stump.
that a vote for McEnery was a vote for
the lottery.
Well the parishes have spoken, and
no sane man can longer doubt that
Samuel d. McEnery has carried the
majority OF the delegates to the con
vention, and that he will be nominated
on the first ballot.
While we know that every vote cast
for him iii the primaries was not neces-
sarlly a vote for the lottery. for many
Ants, but withal staunch Democrats.
were proud TO raise their voice i'll favor
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WILL KEEP HER OUT

# tie Whitehrad delegation should
lay claim to admission into the Baton
Rouge Convention next Wednesday,
1t may manage to keep the peoples de
legation from participating in the TEN
porary organic ton of the convention.
Beyond this, the ontest OF these gen
tiemtn WILL have no effect. Tie idea
That tior, the appointees of i small
cotciie OF half a dozen men without
authority in the premises, will be I'd
nltted oven the wishes and against the
will OF the great majority of the Demo
Gratis Of this parish, is too prepcster-
Gus to he entertained fcr a moment hy
any sane man.
Even If the convention shoald have
a majority Of delegates opposed to tile
nomination Of GOV. McEnery. we nave
not the least doubt. if there he auy
spirit Of freedom ana justice left III the
land, that the representatives Of the
people chosen by a vote Of over three
fouiths OF the white Democrats Of L.
foufche. would be admitted oyel TIL
representatives, Of half a dozen men,
without any special authority Or dele
CATION OF power Of appointment. Right
will prevail, despite the maxim Of those
who have been preaching hereabnut
that every thing-tven tie deprivation
OF the peoples right to choose their
oWn delegates or representatives-i>
fair in politics.
But eve the keeping If Laf,Grche
out Of the temporary organization may
deprive her Of some legitimate alya,t-
Rage. She may lose her rIgIltIal place
IN the appointment Of committees !;
and for this loss, those who undertake
to contemn the will Of the peoJ le will
have to assume the Responsibility.
They may satisfy their spleen by con
testing and have the poor consolation
Of having kept out for a time the pee
pies representatives, but, outside Of
That, they will derive no benefit by
pursuing so unpatriotic a course.
We trust that they will think twice
before they contest, and thus keep La
fourche ont Of the temporary organi-
cation and perhaps make her lose some
advantage. The fight is over now; let
them consider the honor Of Lafourcht
and save her from the humiliation of a
PUBLIC exhibition of the farce thai was
enacted here.
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VIRTUALLY OVER.

The fight is over the memorable
! struggle is at an end, and as was pre-
dlcted at the opening of the campaign.
the great old Democratic clliefIain,
SAMUEL D. McENERY, is the elect Of
the people. Him the people, tIle yeo-
many OF the common wealth, desire
for their standard bearer, and he it i
who will be chosen and entrusted n
such III the Baton Rouge Convention
next week.
The delegates have been selected i
majority of the uncontested delegates.
according to tie Ants own orean a,e
u favor OF the nomination of Gov. Me
Emery, and nothing short Of revolptjon
could nov occur to take away tia ~
9~ahlzatlon of the convention from the
frlends of Gov. McEnery. With tI4
McEnery men in control Of thinps
there AN be no doubt that every con-
test coming before the convention. viii
be fairly tried and decided viii, strict
justice and impartiaIity. There Nil
pc NJ room for complaint, even for the,
chronic and universal GROWER. There
VIII pc no reason for a bolt, on the
part Of the m:notity, if a fair, just. and
considerable treatment on the part of
the majority can conciliate our bitterly
disappointed anti friends. Democratic
Will be observed, and proper
representation should and, no doubt,
VIII De given the minority o. the State !
ticket. Those Of the minority shouId
will be treated as unsuccessful
bretlern in the great Democratic tirbt
ana not as vanqulshed fees; and they,
on the other hand, should submit
gracefully. bow to the will of the peo-
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whereas Jean Baptiste Bourgeois or the
say farish OF Lafourche. bias made applica.
aforesaid estate. 80
Now, therefore al persons = har.hu
warned anu notified TO file their opposition {,
re said application in writing wish the Clerk
of said Court at bis office. in the tow -
lhl'fohaux' ten DAYS after the first pnbliea
ti',l hereof otherwise the said applicant viii
be named and appointed AZ such admini.tra.
tor 10 accordance with law.
~ witness my hand and seal Of off 20
L. az ihlbodaux, this 9Th day of De
f~~) cember, 1891. -
}. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk nf said Conrt
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CONGRESS-.

Hon. Charles T. Crisp. a member Of
Congress III the house, from the State
OF Georgia, was chosen. after the 30th
ballot in the Democratic caucus
Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tlves. He was formally elected Speak
er at the meeting Of the House, Dec. 81
1891, receiving 22S votes. The clerk;
having announced Tie result, declared
Mr. Crisp duly elected Speaker, amid
a storm Of applause.
The clerk then appointed Messrs .
Mills and Reed, as a committee to 6
cort the newly elected Speaker to the
chalr-an appointment that was re-
ceived with applause, not unmixed
"!tlt laughter.
ID a few minutes Mr.. Crisp entered
with Nr. Nils and M. Reed. support
lug Nun on either arm, and his march
down lhe aisle was a perfect ovation,
the Democrats en- masse rising and
giving them cheer after cheer. with
the Republicans members rising also.
When quiet had been restored, Mr.
Crisp said
rGentlemen Of the House Of Repre-
standardization the great honor Won
nave conferred % me, | return my
heartfelt thanks. | shall endeayor to
dlsclIaIge the duties Of the office o.
Speaker with courtesy, with tirmness
and with absolute impartiality zap
pIaHse Let us unite il the tolls be-
lore Us that our labors here may re-
suit III the advancement of tile pros
pertty, the honor, and the glory of our
beloved country (applause.) | am
noN ready to take the oath of office.
The oath Of office, having been adj
mimstered By MI. Holman Indiana)
Rev. DR.. Milburn, the blind chaplain
Of che preceding house, upon request
Of speaker Crisp, offered prayer.
The work Of swearing in the mem
bers of the fifty-second Congress then
began, the oath Of office being admin
istered D. Speaker Crisp.
The roll OF states was called in al
pllabetlcal order, and as many mem
btrs sworn in at the time as could
form IN il half circle in front of the
desk. The oath of Office wa
read by the spcake: 10 the member
who stood with appraised right hands,
anu si9nliied their acceptance of il bv
an affirmative inclination of tile head.
The last member to be sworn in wa
Mr. ONeal (Missouri) who stood alone
the area.
Mi. Kerr was then elected clerl, |
Mr.. 1oder, sergeant-at-arms: Mr..
Turner, door-keeper Mr. Dalton.
and Rev. William Fl |
Milburn, chaplain.
The House then went into regnLar
business.
We will. as much as possible. keen ,
,ur readers posted on the doings Of /
congress during the whole Of this pre-
sent session.
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Mt. Carmel Convent. 1~hibodaux La.

Jan. II, 1883.
Mr.. + Gonaux, H,nms. ia Dear ~ir 7
cannot convey in adequate language a salts
factory idea Of the beEaft | have obtained in
ilsIno y"rr 'Anti-Asthmatie Powder and
Mixture For twenty years | have suffered
tratn that dreadful disease, Asthma. and
although | have tried many remedies. none
proved beneficial until | tried yours. trust
ny experience with this precious and ,alua-
ne powder and mixture will b. the means Of
inducing Others to give it a trial.
Yours respectfully.
SISTER OF Ut. CARMEL CONVENT
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NOTICE..
oFFIcE THIBoDAUx BRIDGE co.

OFFICE T~HIDoDAUx BRIDGE a..
Thfbooaux. Dec. 10, 1891.
~ eIsceion BY the stock holders of this
sompany VIII be held at the offce az ths
preslieht on Monday January 4th. 1872 he.
I"eeh inc hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2P. nj for
w etectl' n Of Liquidating Cornnli% ssjonens
/. ID. MOORE, President.
Pc. LOHdo, Secretary.
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t1sfE':sy Notice.

I.HE UNDERSIGNED HFREBY NOTIFIES.
"hofn u may concern, that since the 2fst.
z nov nDef, n mas IN Ills possession 2 black
mare mules about Z wears 0tI uithont 80
signs Of having been worked Sfart,Sad : ~
the left jaw. tue bllrker IF thr tra ha.
"hitlsh gray spot on the end Df tile nose.and
the othef ~ Il hrownjsh RED. He begs The
owner to come and claim them and 80
costs II notise. - P"s
Dec. 5th 81 ct. ULYSSES HINFr
Parish of Assumption. La.
A mile below the town Of / ahaitax i'll -.
bank OF Bayou Larourcle.
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Send Nonr Address

II ytu are troubled with Asthma or apv
cough send your name. Powder Mixtnre ana
Y" y Will be sent to you free of charge I
wiht yon to try i, and YOU will DE surprised
ut results. On account If beavv .d,.se
expense 1t is impossible to publish the mn.
mfrous certificates received daily. The sam
pies will do better than any certiffcatas
+. GOUAUX. Houma, La.
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Yearly Divine.

n. Eauanx, H0nina, La
Sir-l attribute qualities nearly divine =
Your Asthma and Cough Remedies IN fact
for me. none equal their virtues and The IN,
mediate results derived from their use RI il
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remain, yours respectfully.
CASTOR j. ABADIE.
tarenero, La. Feb. Ia. 1891.
By Druggists IN Thibodaux. RacelanI ana
I.ockport. -
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"a 'nijAi DEC u, 1871.
AEVbUS EMENTS.
CLERK OF COURT.

To The Democratic Voters Of The
Parish Of Lafomche.
l hereby submit myself as a Candidate ior
the Office of
CLERK OF COURT
OF this Parish. at the approaching Primary
Election, and respectfully solicit Your SUP
port. CHAs. j. BARKER
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SHERIFF.

Mr. Editor please announce my name
As candidate for the office Of TERI of
the Parish Of Lafourche, subject 10 the Dem
ocratic nomination. r. II IDKIo
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(

The HEwETT MUsETTEs will exhibit
&C firemen's Hall, on Friday evening.
December 18th, 1891.