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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-06
Cr.wfordsvilIe.

Miss Helen Smith Is visiting at Indianapolis.
.---Gen. Lew Wallace and wife will spend the
winter months at Ashevilie. N. c. Mrs. j. L.
Campbell has been visiting at Indianapolis
during the past week. Miss Madge Johnson
entertained on Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Martha Johnson, OF L0gansport. Misses
Rozzie and Daisy Darter gave a reception on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Miss
Maynle Smith is the guest OF Terre Haute friends.
Mrs. r. j. Greene of Lincoln. Eeb., has been
visiting the family Of Rev. ]. ". Greene. Miss
Edna Stevens has returned 10 Logansport,
after visit with Miss Mary Goltra---.
Miss Anna Milligan is visiting II. j. Milligan in
Indianapolis. Miss Katherine Campbell is
visiting IN Chicago -. Mr. Geo. Black. of Green
castle, has been visiting Mrs. g. s. Durham.
r. l. Jacques and wife, of Lafayette. have been
visiting Miss Mary Campbell. Mr.. Will Goltra
has returned from q visit at Paris, KY.
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New Castle.

Miss Bessie Herrick. OF Anderson. was tho
guest OF Mrs. Harry Stretch last week Miss
luna Cox, OF Anderson, spent sunday with
Miss Florence Livexey- Miss Alice Mendenhall
Indianapolis, spent last week With her mother.
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Jacksonville.

Mrs. Ella Lawrence has returned from Indian
apolis, where she spent two weeks with her ais
ter, Mrs. Val Phelps. Mrs. William Kelley
turned TO Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Brewer Ed
Dondson returned to Chicago yesterday. Percy
Grove and wife are visiting at Hanover. Miss
May Randolph, OF Louisville Is the guest OF Miss
Susie Bosley -. Miss Gail Guy returned to New
Albany yesterday. Miss Cornelia Weiman. who
was the guest of Miss Linnie Kehrt has returned
to Louisville. 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reyes. of
Temple, Tex. are guests OF Mrs. X. Bryson.
Mrs. w. J. schwaninger of Danville. KY. is the
guest OF her sister, Miss Irene Leeper. Mrs. Os
car Hyatt. OF Vandalia, H.. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs Phil Speeht.- Mrs John Holmes has
returned from Washington The Misses Read
entertained Thursday night in honor of Miss
Julia Thompson, of Washington. d. C----Mrs- A.
G. Grim, OF Sellersburg, returned yesterday, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Evan Edwards
Mrs. II. A. HazeD, OF Massachusetts, is the
guest OF Hon. s. 5. johnson. Miss Nellie b.
denstein is visiting in Kentucky -. Mrs. Mary
stealey has returned to Flemingsburg KY, after
a visit TO Mrs. Cynthia Howell. The Misses
Holman entertained last night. Mrs. ID. c.
Peyton has returned home from Ohio.
Mrs Benjamin Howell, of New Philadel phia, Is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. +. Charles. -.
Miss Ida Schwanipger is visiting at Charles
town. Miss Emma Rose has returned from
Thomasville, Ca Mira. n. s. Mind, of st. Louis,
has been the guest of Mrs Samuel Cowling
Mr. James Applegate. a wealthy young farmer
living near here and Miss Ida Anderson, of this
city, were married Thursday night. The young
couple left Friday morning for Indianapolis on
their wedding tour.
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Frankfort.

Miss Cora Brackern left Monday for London,
Canada. -. Mrs. j. T. Lineback, who has been Wis
iting friends at Chicago. returned home Mon
day The first social event of this season was
the Halloween party given by the Misses Coul-
ter at Cashwa Hall last Monday night. There
were over one hundred present. Mrs. Clemons
OF Fremont. Neb.. WHO has been the guest OF
Mrs. Fulkeson left Monday for homo. Mrs.
Clark Is visiting at Lafay Mrs NJ. Wilson,
of Union City. is the guest OF Mrs. j. H. Ed
moDds Miss Martha Van Hook has returned
from Lewisville. Miss Grace Block. of Indian
apolis, is the guest OF friends here
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MIRA. Mary Hoguc visited in West Union last
week :. Mrs. Sarah Wilkin is visiting relatives
in Robinson Miss Carrie Role, no has been
visiting here for several months started for her
home i'm San Francisco. CAL, Wednesday Mrs.
/. A. Mcdonald was the guest of relatives in
West York last week Mrs. Martha smart, or
Indianapolis. is the guest OF Mrs. A. T. Lynn.
Miss Eleanor Shaw started Wednesday to spo-
kane Falls to spend the winter. Miss Lottic
Bradshaw. OF Paris. H., Is the guest of Miss
Grace Archer. Miss Lucy Payne. OF Manitou.
Col, has been spending q few days with Mrs.
Clara Harlan and Mrs. Lola Schwanecke, her
sisters. Mrs. William Bishop. of HutsonviIle,
was the gueet OF Mrs. Charles Shipe last week.
. Miss Lulu Robinson visited in Indianapolis
last week John Anderson and wife. OF Mount
Carmel, visited relatives here last week.
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Lebanon.

Miss Tressie Saunders is visiting in Kokomo 49,.
Mrs. b. w. Harden is q guest IN Indianola ..
Miss Emma Hague. OF ThOrntown, was the guest
Of Lebanon friends the past week Miss
Cynthia Porter is spending few weeks in
Washington, ID. C---.Mrs. I. III. Martin ia in
Franklin. =. Mrs. Joseph Mayer. of Thorntown,
was the guest of Lebanon friends last week. =.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spahr entertained the men,
bers of the o. N. o. Club last Monday evening 80
Mrs. T. b. Dicks is visiting her son in Indianapo-
lis Mrs. A. /. Lane entertained at her home
south of the city. Inst Wednesday Miss Hinkle,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Brown, has returned to cambridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Z. Mahan entertained a company OF
friends at dinner. last Thursday, in honor of
Lieutenant Robinson OF Washington u. c..
Misses Cora and Lizzie Riley gave q Halloween
party TO large number of their friends last
Monday evening.
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Mrs. Myron Dickson has returned from Indian
apolis.- Mrs. w. A. Cox, OF IDdianapols,is visit
ing her daughter Mrs George Butler. Mrs.
Griffin has returned TO Indianapolis. Mrs. j.
O. McSutt and daughter. of Franklin. are visit
ing Jacob Nicely. Mrs. W. 8. Sherley has re-
turned from Indianapolis Mrs. j. II. Jordan
Is in Indianapolis Mr., and Mrs. sherin Gun
ningham returned Friday. Mrs Til Treat.
after short visit with Elder and Mrs. Treat, has
returned TO Bloomington Mrs. III. Salter-
white has returned from an extend
ed visit in Ohio DIR. and Mrs. o.
n. Nickson. of Chicago, have been hero Mr..
and Mrs L. j. Prichard. of Franklin. are in this
city: Mrs j. B. Elliott spent sunday in Green
castle Miss Stella Skaggs has been visiting in
Franklin. Mrs. w. III. Dcvault and Mrs. Charles
Douglass are visiting in Georgetown. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Levi Ritter returned Monday. Misses
Lizzie McCracker, Daisy Grubbs and Ethel Parks
spent Sunday with Miss Norris Kelly near Wav-
ery- Miss Mabel Conduit is visiting In Moores-
Vile. Mrs. George Hubbard has returned from
Indianapolis Mrs. II. G. Robinson is visiting
her daughter in Terre Hautc. Miss Millie BAN
tell is in indianapolis Miss Florence Morgan,
of spencer. Is visiting Miss Ella Harris. Mrs.
Jackson Landers, OF Ind annapolis, Is the guest of
Mrs NJ Hite.
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Rushville.

Miss Pearl Literal, OF Anderson. is visiting
here. Mrs. VIM. Fl. smith is visiting Louis
VILE, KY. relatives Miss Laura Miller, of
Fayette county, is the guest or B. +. Miller .
Miss Maud Paxton. of Indianapolis. who has
been visiting in this city, returned bone Tues
day Miss Alice NaughtOn, Of Indianapolis. at
tended the Catholic fair here. :. Mrs. Robert
Hines Is visiting Anderson relatives Mrs. A.
n PattisOn has returned from an extended visit
with relatives ut Tacoma. wash Miss Grace
Nixon Is the guest OF friends ut Carthage. Tho
Ladies Musical Society met at tho home of Mrs.
Nellie McVay Tuesday night. Wood Campbell,
turued home
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Liberty.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Snyder have returned from
Indianapolis Misses Mary Greer and Lucia
Payne, OF Connersvlle. were guests OF Miss Net
tie Toppn over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Peters and son John visited in Cincinnati over
Sunday. .Messrs. z. Bowman. AL Low. Wilson
Bragg and Ralph Shirley, of Connersville,
were guests OF friends here Sunday
Mrs. Theodore Miller was the guest of her daugh-
ter Gertie, at the Western Female Seminary, at
oxford. yesterday. Misses Susie Thompson
and Nellie johnson were guests OF friends in
Oxford yesterday Mrs. Frank Gregory has
returned TO her home at indianapolis Miss
SalIIe Stewart, OF Jefferson No.. is the guest of
relatives here Mrs. Albert Freeman has re-
turned after visiting for several days at Muncie.
Mrs. Ella Venter has returned to her home in
Brookville, after visit with Mrs Garrett Pig
man. Misses Ida and Anna Brown are visit
ing their brother, Judge Brown, at Peru. Mrs.
A. Jones visited In College Corner Tuesday.
Miss May Ernst is visiting at Xenia, Ill. Mrs.
Walter Jones, of Richmond, was over Sunday,
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. j. L. Grove Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. Mount. OF Connersvile, were guests
OF Mrs. Eva Gould over sunday. Mrs. II. Wal.
ton has returned, after an extended visit at Wy
onng o. Misses Bessie ard Stella Crist Wis
tied in Oxford Sunday .Messrs. Frank and
Orion Stivers. of the University OF Michigan, at
Ann Arbor, are home for a few days.
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L.ogausporr.

Mrs. b. F. Keeslng ID visiting Indianapolis
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mcdonald Miss
Matte Johnston attended Halloween party
at Charlottesville. Mrs. W. &. Huntington,
who has been the guest of Mrs. A. J. Murdoch.
departed Tuesday for her home in Des Mones.
Mrs. A. j. Ir0ns Is home from Chicago . Q.
A Myers and family are visiting relatives in In
dianapolis. Mrs. s. s. Helvie is visiting rela-
tives IN Piqua, o.. George Moore, OF Lafayette
Is visiting old friends in Loeansport. . Miss
Ella jackson, OF Akron. o., is visiting relatives
In Logansport.
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Mrs. Y. G. Jones has returned from a visit 10
her dapsh;i :: Mrs. Kun. I'm Cincinnati =. Mrs.
". j. IIas,s i,as returned from Pana aud Shell
byviIlr. stis. Anna Burnett has returned nom
Hume. MI Lucy Payne departed Monday for
a weeks visit with relatives IN Marshall. Miss
Grace Elliott has returned from an extended
visit in Chicago Miss frankie Drish returned
TO NATION Friday - Mrs. NJ. +. Ainnick has
returned from six weeks visit I'm Boston,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Biuford, OF CTnwfordsyiiie. Is the
guest Of her son, Mr.. j. w. Binford. Mr.. and
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Portland.

Dr. and Mrs. ID. s. Kinsey are visiting in Day
ton Mrs. Morris and daughter Grace have re-
turned 10 Richmond. Mrs. Carver, OF Win
chester, has been tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
McGriff. Miss Matte Millkin, of New Castle
Is the guest of Miss Mamie Grantham. 80. Mrs.
John Johnson Is visiting in Frankfort Mrs.
Cooley, whohas been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. A. Jaqua, for the past three weeks, re-
turned TO Hartford City last week.
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franklin.

Miss Elsie Holman entertained the members OF
the Pi Beta Phi fraternity and their friends
Thursday evening. Mrs. 8. A. Wilson is at
New Castle. Miss Ella Taylor, of Indianapolis,
visited the family OF Mr.. John Riker last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. ID. Chandler will arrive
here from Europe the 18th insJ.-- Miss Edith
Fisher has retained to Hanover, after a visit
with Miss Olive Ditmars- Miss Olive st nton,
of Madison. returned home Friday. Miss Mag
gle Miller. OF Greensburg. is visiting Miss Elsie
Holman Miss Lena Duncan. of Lagrange. Ky,
Is the guest or Miss Addie Whitesides. Hon. D.
W. Herriott and family, of Washington, ID. G.,
are the guests Of Mr.. q. NJ. Overstreet and fam
slx- b
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Mrs. Saunders. OF Omaha. is the guest OF Mrs.
her rather, William Calander.- Mrs Leslie JOS
lin is at Orleans. Miss Jennie Watson. OF Terre
Haute. Is the guest OF Miss Stella Grub. Mrs.
G.. W. Black was at Charlottesville during the
week visiting her sister. Mrs. q. w. Durham
Mrs. Craig, who was tho guest of her sister.
Mrs Alex. Lockridge. has returned to Colo
RADIO Mrs. NeT has joined her hus-
band. Professor Seff. at Iowa City, Ia.
Mrs. Thayer, OF Greenfield, is with her parents
Jams and Mrs. III. c. Lewis have returned from
Spencer. The marriage of Miss Bette Bretter
OF this vicinity, and Mr. c. L. Mnton. OF Martins
Vile. will take place next Wednesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dreesc and Mrs. S. ID.
Nesbitt. of Xenia, o. have been the guests of
Dr. swahlen's family. Mrs. X. d. Warner OF
Minneapolis, is the guest OF her sisters Mes
danes Jerome and Albert Allen Visitors dur
Ing the week: Postmaster Smith, OF Lafayette;
Elder Lane, OF Lebanon; W. II. Raglan, OF Chi
cago.
DE PAW UNIVERSITY PERSONALS
President John will lecture this afternoon
Tuesday being election day the students will be
allowed the privilege of going home 10 vote .
Miss Rosa Marquis. violinist, assisted ny Miss
Kate Hammond. vocalist and Mrs. Anna Allen
smith, accompanisf, will give y recital
In Music Hall next Friday evening.
uattrg recital tomorrow evening, when abe Will
be assisted by Miss Jennings and Mr.. Kycn-
krite. Miss Lucia Ray and Miss Fatout. class
OF 80. visited fraternity sisters daring week.
THE Athletic Association has haired Minor
from playing Friends from PnfiEe spent
tunday with Miss Walton Miss Ora New
semer. 80. 10 at Craxfordsyllle. on her return
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-06
Niaf:oou.

Mrs. Helen Baldwin, of windsor, visited in this
city last week. Miss Maggie Kennedy is In Cen
tralia. Miss Jennie McNabb. of Terre Haute. is
the guest of Mira. Calvin Moore :, Mrs. George
woodson. of Toledo. spent sunday in this city.
Mrs. John Berry, OF Toledo. visited in this city
last week. Mrs. j. &. Dickson. of Indianapolis.
is IN this city Mrs. G.. +. Colson is in Terre
Hante- Miss Maggie Wright entertained satnr
day evening" %. W. Cox and Mrs. NJ. Copeland
were married Monday. -. Mrs. J. L. Dearborn
entertained about fifty Thursday evening".
Mrs. james Craig IL In Chicago.
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Rensselaer,.

Mrs. ]. Fl. Shirrard and Mrs Low Sidwell were
delegates to tie WOmen's Synodical Missionary
Organization az New Albany Mrs. Harry Lee
and sister, Miss Cora Vesey, have returned TO
Danville. Ill Mrs. +. NJ. Pavcy is in Lafay-
ette.- Miss Mary Overman is home from visit
to Indianapolis. Miss Clara Harlow, of Craw-
f0rdsyiile, has been the company of Mrs. .. A.
Harlow. Miss Fanny Strouse visited in Terre
Haute. Mr.. Bert viquesney aud his new wife,
from Terre Haute, have been visiting Mrs. Ten
brook. Mrs. Charles Bracken is with her cousin
In Terre Haute,
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Seymour.

Mrs. n. c. Bennette and daughter have re-
turned from Indianapolis Mrs. John Traut-
wine is visiting indianapolis friends Mrs.
John Shaffer ia visiting at Columbus Mrs.
Josephine Maurer of San Francisco, is the guest
of Mrs. a. j. Pellens- -. Mrs. sim Stockden, of
Rushyi1e. has been visiting in this city Mrs.
J. Thompson has returned to Indianapolis. 800.
Miss Georgia Schwing. of Louisville who has
been the guest OF Mrs. K. f. White, has returned
home. Mrs j. II. Biish ia in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs John Cothrum, of Biooming ton
in this city Mrs. A. Lee is visiting Cincn-
natl friends. Mrs. III. p. Miller and Mrs. Henry
Bush arc visiting Br0wnstOwn friends.
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Mrs. Charles Lacey has returned from Acton.
Miss Hattie Whgate has returned to Benton
Harbor. :. Mrs. Rev. Hagans has gone to Column
bus, o.. Mr. aud Mrs Mark Demmng and sis
ters OF Edinburg visited SIR. and Mrs. j. L.
Showers last Sabbath The Womens Aid So
j. q. De PREF last Tuesday Mrs. Allan Maple,
OF Terre Hautc. Is the guest of Mrs. Asa Clark
The Thirteen Club celebrated Halloween at
the home OF Miss Muchmore on Monday.
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Mrs. Waldron. Miss Vie Ogborn entertained
Halloween party Tho Misses Sallie AMI Valetta
Arnold gave Halloween party. Mr. and
Mrs. q. W. Robbins were guests OF Mr..
ana Mrs. @. W. Bunch last week..
Mrs. NJ. c. Thayer. of indianapolis, is visiting
friends here. Mrs. w. o. Barnard aud daugn-
ter Ruth spentSunday in anderson. Cards are
out for the marriage of Miss Nina NJ. Loer and
Mr.. Edward Z. Pitman, To occur Nov. 10. The
marriage OF Miss Ota Goodwin and John W.
Rodgers took place on Wednesday evening, Nov.
2 at $50 o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents, on South Main street, In the presence of
a few invited friends
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Nobiesville.

Mrs. Forest Hill and children. Of Anderson. are
OF Council Bluffs. is guest of her sister. Mrs.
Newman Leyinson. Miss Gertie Taylor, OF
Louisville, KY, Is visiting friends here Mrs. /.
s. Randolph spent Thursday III Indianapolis. =.
Mrs. Harry McGrath has returned
from College Corner Mrs. judge
O'Brien has returned 20 Kok0ino. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Duretr attended the wedding Of their
son. Mr.. L. l.. Durrctt. and Miss Debbie Edward,
in Wabash, last Thursday =. Mrs. Patterson, or
Richmond. Is a guest of her son. Mr. John Pat
terson- - Mrs. Mary Kinds visited Indianapolis
friends last week Mrs. Theresa Smith and
sons OF Indianapolis were guests OF Mrs. l. s.
Randolph last Sunday Miss Lois Stephenson
visited Indianapolis friends last week. The NJ.
l.. Benefit Society met with Mrs. George Griffin
last Tuesday afternoon. The Neighborly Club
meeting was In the home of Mrs. George Snyder
last Wednesday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Col. Arnett resumed his address at
about a quarter Of two o'clock, turning
his attention TO the evidence Of Rich
mond, Bates and others in the matter OF
the allegations against Juror Joseph w.
Robinson. and insisted that Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates and Dolph Tolbert
were entitled TO explicit belief. He
did not lay so much stress upon the evil
dence of the others. Regarding the evil
dence of Mrs. Martin, he thought she
was entitled to belief. He thought the
case OF the Juror Schmidt in this case
stood equal with the case Of Juror
Mitchell, in the Schnelle case, regard
ing which Judge Johnson, from the
Supreme Bench, said that ''if the juror
halt or hesitate" in his answers he is
disqualified.
THE State sets up the spectacle that
some FIVE or six mex and women have
come up here and periured their immortal
souls for the sake Of saving DR.. Garrison
They also set up the theory that all the
witnesses had prejudices or animosities
against the Jurors. There was none be-
tween Schmidt and Bruno, none between
Bates and Robinson, and so on al the way
through. The further fact is that we did
not know what these witnesses would tes-
tify to until they were examined before
Judge BOYD = The fact is that
we tried the case before a jury Of twelve
men, Of one of whom we had ex-
pectstions, Of one we had some hope, and
OF all the rest we expected nothing. We
tried II in the face of a hostile pub
lie sentiment, excited By a lying wit
ness before the COroner'S Jury. We could
MOI wait, but were hurried on; we could
not get bail under the peculiar circum.
stances, and as l say, we hac 20 other eX-
pectation Of the jury or any Of them, eN-
cept as have stated; we had an idea we
could trust one, and we had hope OF auoth-
er. That is the full extent We went
ahead with the case. and we went ahead IN
earnest, doing al we could 70 help our
cause"
He sarcasticslly reviewed the haste OF
the attorneys for the State TO rush 10
the defense OF juror whom the Court
itself had to put under rule to answer
at the next term, which rule is not yet
discharged, and said it was one Of the
strsngest spectaeles Of q strange process
sion.
And this man is to be credited-this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
REAL EsTArE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terd1y.
The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office:
Deed made January 90, 1892, by Guy
r. c. Allen, special commissioner, TO d.
S. ThornburR, j. W. Thornburg, and
d. VI. Thornburg, for IS 7-l0 acres OF
land on Middle Wheeling Creek. Con-
sideration, ssOs.50.
Deed made February IS, 1892, by
Msgaret J. Henderson and David e.,
her husband, 20 John Duffy, for lot No.
81, In Division 4, Of the Henderson sub
division Of the Forsythe tract. Consid-
GRAFTON, SEQ.
Deed made February -, 1892, by John
Hall, TO VIM. 5. Baird, for lots Nos. 3
and and one-lourth Of lot No. Z, in Il e
Weible division Of the Thomas Thorn
burg estate. Consideration, 500.
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Typographical Unions
Masque Ball,
Turner Hall, Friday Evening.
ATTACHMENTS.
THE BURGLAR.


OF "The Burglar" which comes to
the Opera House this evening, the Syr-
acuse EuCping Journal says: "a. ).
Lipman I'm the title role and little Irene
Franklin as <Editha in The Burglar
cast are familiar figures, aud are both
very popular with Syracuse audiences.
The Burglar, In their hands and In the
hands OF the excellent supporting com
pauy that assist in the productions com-
mands from the outset the careful at
tention OF the audience, which deepens
into the intenseSt interest and sYmpa-
thy as the plot advances. One OF the
strongest dramatic situations Is con-
tanned In the third act, which would
only require the artificiaiity usually dis
played by the precocious child actor TO
turn into farce, but which the sweet
righteousness of Little Irene only
heighters.
wEBBER's UNCLE TRf THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon Webber's Uncle Tom
Cabin Company will open at the Grand.
As this is the only company that plays
c. NJ. Greene's version Of this famous
drama, they no doubt will draw large
audiences. They appear this afternoon
and evening, and tomorrow evening.
The seats are going of rapidly and they
are likely TO open TO large matinee.
The prices this afternoon are as follows:
Orchestra chairs, 35c: dress circle, 2Jc;
children, l5c. Seats on sale at Genthers.
TWO OLD CBoSIEs COMING.
On Friday evening the Frank NJ.
Wills Two Old Cronies Company will
commence a two nights engagement at
the Grand. This is a first class attrac-
ton and they always play TO the capac-
ity of the Grand every time they come
here. This will be their first appear
ance here In long time, and their
company is said to be the best they
have ever had. Seats will 20 on sale at
Genther's on Thursday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17

TO close our Winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring Stock.
Eirst-ciaSs work and fit guaranteed. Also
bargains In Underwear aud Half Rose.
Wesr the celebrated . ace Back suspender
for cOmfOrI ana durability.
4. HESS 8 SONS,
Merchant Tauors and Cent? Furnishers,
1881 and 1873 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
MATCHEsI HArCHEsi

Closing out atScost, Hampden and Col
umbuS Adjusted movements. aud all other
American adjusted watches HoWarJ,
WRttham. Elgin. Illinois, 10 to go per
cent less than any other house In the Sta o
for next 40 days.
n. Is. HILIMAN 3 CO,
IS Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17

THE Kings Daughters Of st. Luke's
Church will give an oyster supper at
the chapel on Friday evening. Supper
and admission 81 cents.
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IF You want pure, sweet, delicious
bread ask your grocer for NJ. & ]. Pol
locks Silver Gloss flour. II has no su-
Derior.