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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
LOST,

4 OST-A set Of three seals in East st. car or be.
! A tween oor. Of Ohio and Sandusky sts. and
cor Robinson and Federal sts., Allegheny; suit
Able reward II len at $40 East sh
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
Quite Debt for a Small Power.

OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 12-The treasury
report for October shows the net debt of tae
Dominion to be 1881, 784, 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
Run Over by q Wagon,

While the glassworkers of the Southside
were celebrating the Democratic victory,
George Dental was run over by wagon
and badly hurt. His head was terribly cut
and he was badly injured, but he will re-
cover
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13

SMALL in size great in results: De Wits
Little Early Rlsers. Best pill for constipa ton
best for sick headache and sour stomach.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


~-~-~~~~>~--~-"-"---
Wanted.
HOUSEKEEPER-Aw w1dower desires to engage
II housekeeper; widow preferred. G. H.,
Dispatch Office.
DRINTER-An experienced printer; one who
L can take charge Of and run n job ofhce. Ad-
dress, stating where formerly employed and salary
expected. r. o. Box Al, Pittsburg.
CALESMAN-Experience retail furnishing goods
, salesman Immediately. A. E. starr 4 Co.,
GAINESVILLE. o.
SITUATION-Steady place by No. mechanic
y for this winter, at carpenter work. K, Dis
patch office.
CALESMAN-Several frst-class linen and blanket
y sal, sinen for Kaufmanns' new drygoods de-
partment.
For Sale.
CALOUN-Spendid saloon property in Cleveland,
y o.; good locality: can be bought cheap: parties
have to leave for old country; must lie sold lmme-
Aately. David Folsom, 2O4 Superior St., Cleve-
land, o.
To Let.
(NEDAR AV., 80. Anegheny-Furnished or unfur-
" nished rooms; all modern conveniences.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
Clocks

Clocks
OF
China,
Onyx,
Vemi Martin
Bronze
For wedding gifts, at
RoRr. L. MCWATTY & Co.'S,
50 Filth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13

Do You Have Frontal Headache, Eyes
Painful, Sensitive Scalp, Stiff Neck,
Shooting Pains Through Chest, Ache
All Over? This Is Catarrhal Neuralgia,
Sometimes Called rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
A TYPE OF THE COLUMBUS SHIPS.

REGISTER office, and the march had
commenced. For the first ten minutes
there was some little delay, caused to
large extent by waiting for organiza-
tions to close up gaps in the line, and
after half or three-quarters OF an hour
there were short delays Of one or two
minutes each, caused by the column be-
ing choked up through uneven march
ing, but these stops did not amount to
ten minutes in all, and deducting them,
the column was just an hour and TWEEN
ty-Six minutes 10 fling past this office.
The crowd Of people upon the streets
was simply immense. The railroads
had been bringing strangers into all the
morning, the suburban towns emptied
almost their entire population into the
town, and the suspension of business
in the city allowed almost the entire
population to crowd the streets over
which the column was to move. As
result the spectators were to be num-
bered by the tens of thousands, and the
crowd in the aggregate was, in the
opinion of many, the largest ever seen
here. not excepting the Centennial cele-
hratir of some years ago or the occa-
sion Of the Reunion OF the Army OF
West Virginia. On some OF the streets
IN 4he business portion of
the city. the crowd would
avarx0e three thousand to the block for
and perhaps fifty thou
sand people in all viewed the marching
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
THE GREAT PARADE.
How Five Thousand People Went Over
the Line Of march.

How Five Thousand People Went Over
the Line of march.
The parade was the most conspicuous
success Of the day.
More than FIVE thousand people took
part in it, and they marched over the
route laid out without accident, without
confusion, and in good time.
No marching column was ever started
more promptly in this portion Of the
country and better management could
scarcely have been had.
Chief Marshal Miller and his staff
were at the Public Library building be-
fore o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
steps were at once taken TO carry out
the schedule agreed upon to the letter.
The organizations reporting were sent
to the places assigned for the formation
Of their respective divisions, and were
there taxed in charge by the aides OF
the Division marshals and given their
proper place, with the result that every
thing moved like clock-work, and the
column, In its several divisional parts,
was completed with scarcely hitch
and with no confusion. At two o'clock
reports were received from all the Di-
vision Marshals that they were ready,
and five minutes later Chief Miller
directed Herald Roller to sound the
advance. The police escorting the
column swung into Market street at
seven minutes after two, and at pre-
cisely nine minutes after two the head
Of the column advanced north past the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

life and discoveries Of Christopher
Columbus. The ode, "Columbla's Ban
ner." was then read by Miss Ella Stein
field, and she was loudly applauded.
WEBSTER SCHOOL
the exercises were of an interesting
nature, and the decorations in honor OF
the event were strikingly handsome.
Separate programmes were rendered by
the pupils of each room, and the boys
and girls entered into the spirit OF the
occasion with considerable vim.
The outdoor exercises took place In
the school ward. The usual programme
was rendered, consisting OF music and
addresses. The prayer was made by
Rev. f. n. Lynch, pastor OF the Chap
line street NJ. e. Church, and the ad-
dress, which though brief, was thought
full and interesting, was delivered oy
Prof. J. c. Gwynn, Of the Fairmont
Normal School, former principal OF
the Institution.
r LINCOLN SCHOOL
Was not behind the others in its cele-
bration, and the pupils evinced great
interest in the exercises. The procia-
nation was read by Master John Will
Jams. after which Rev. Walker, OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
DIED..

MORRIS-Friday, October 21st, 1891 at 2:3o
O'Clock D. m. at his late reiidence No 80 Forty
third street, o. w. MORRIS, in his 57th year.
Funeral not ice hereafter.
PUMPHREY-At the residence of her son, W.
NJ Pumphrey, No. rs Virginia street, Island,
on Friday, October 81, 1892, at 10 o'clock q. M,
MARY A., wife Of the late 6. W. Humphrey,
agec SO years
Funeral notice hereafter.
GERING-On Thursday, October %, 1902, at
e:0O o'clock p. IN, JOIN A. GEREG, aged AZ
years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1902.
jacob street, this Saturday afternoon at l:3o
o'clock, Services at st. Alphonsus Church St
o'clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
sIMPSoN-At Moundsville, W, Va, Friday,
October 2lst, 1892 at lao D. m, j. 7. SIMPSON.
ST., aged 90 years,
Funeral from his late residence, on Jefferson
avenue, this Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
at Mt. Rose cemetery. Friends Of the family
invited.
RoBERTsoN-At Taylor. Texas, Thursday,
October 10Th. 1893, GRACE BooTH, vile Of I'd.
ward Robertson. and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford h. Booth.
GERING-On Thursday, October %, 1893. at
$50 CLOCK p. m, JOIN A. GKRIHG, aged "a
years
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
tlons, and the exercises were concluded
about eleven o'clock. Al


tlons, and the exercises were concluded
about eleven o'clock. AT
MADISON SCHOOL
the official programme was carried out
in a creditable manner, in the presence
OF a large assemblsge OF pupils, their
parents and friends. The exercises be-
gan promptly at nine o'clock, from
stand which was erected in front OF the
school building. The younger pupils
looked very pretty in natty caps and
saShes. The proclamation was read by
Superintendent Stevenson, which was
followed by music, and prayer by Rev.
E. II. DornblaSer, pastor Of the English
Lutheran church.
A pleasant feature OF the celebration
was the address, 'The Meaning OF the
Four Centuries, delivered by Master
VIII Statler. The exercises closed with
concert recitation by the pupils OF
quotations from LongfelOw, Whittier,
and other American poets.
AT RITCHIE SCHOOL
the decorations were notably handsome,
the walls Of the building being covered
with a proiusion OF flags and bunting,
tastefully arranged. The pupils OF
each room Joined in a programme OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

column. Applause was frequent as
some unusually well drilled body OF men
or some especially noteworthy noat
came into view, and In some LOCALITIES
the cheering and clspping OF hands was
almost constant. This, with the music
of the many bands and drum corps, the
fiuttering of flags, the mapping OF tens
of thousands of yards OF decorations,
and the bright faces OF the spectators
combined to make up most unusua'
and animated scene.
The parading column moved over the
line of March, starting from Market
ank Fourteenth streets, in the follow
The Column.
Herald-Theodore Roller.
Chief of Police R. T. McNichol
r,,b+.on Mounted Police: First platoon-Om-
cars Conrad. Never, O'Brein, Crelgh-
ton, Scally and Stump
sacond platoon-Oftcers Deyln, MlnKemeyef,
Fahsy, Herbert and Porter
Third plstoon-Oflcers Watson, Wllkie, Dono-
van. Daum, Desmond and TerrilL
CHIEF MARSHALL. A. Miller.
Cu1rr OF srArF-Augustus Pollack.
An,rr,Nrs-I. F. Jones, F. p. Jepson, Joseph
NV speidel aud Anton Reymann. .
A1nrs-I, G stifel. Jos speidel, NJ B Bailey, @
W Conner, JepsoT, WIN ElI 4 RirH
p Brown, Frank Beckendorf,
w c HandlAn, 5 Bloch. w
Imhoff, ALI PAUL. W w
Rogers, Geo K Taylor,
GA Medick, WI
Cowden, | G Dillon
Richard Robinson
Jones', Judge
G Cranmer,
DrWJ Bates
Jr,Captain
Price, u
| Shriver
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thousands of men spent their
laking the day a public holt
other thousands performed
or went TO great personal
5nce. Scarcely a family In all
and breadth Of the city but
member taking an active part
monstratiOn in some way or
and as a result there is
citizen but is convinced
was the finest affair
O I'm the city. Not an accident
the day, the weather was per-
the programme was excellentlY
out.
ne entire success Of the occasion
and credit are due 10 Marshal
Miller, Division MarshalS II. b.
lev VI. Bach, Frank Cruise, w. Ii.
Is. W. p. OttG II. A. Shrebe, Geo.
eney, Hugh Sterling, Anton Rey-
II. ID. Bayha, William Muegge,
edmund Booking, +. 2. Jepson,
Klevis, p. Il. Dobbins, John M.
George Mathison, NJ. b. Bailey,
Cmsheimer, w. w. Irwin, Angus
'ollack, Mayor Seabright, Eugene
O. Thos. (. ThOner, Z. G. II.
ger. w. II. Fee, Lieut.. Braun
r, p. 4. Farrel, H. Speyer,
y list of other citizens, for the
,,-lr they did ard the time and
IN they devoted 10 the affair.
ave their reward in the thanks
ublic and ia the consciousness
we'll performed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

nave been three nun
ar a-1,1as been often dlsproyed
t few decades, and the most re-
ample is, perhaps, the most
the lapse offour hundred years,
DRY Of Columbus has been hon
E world over, the past ten days,
luer entirely befttinR the fame
DO doubled the known extent Of
1orable TO the needs Of man, and
eat demonstration OF gratitude
ais universal recognition OF ser
ldered the entire human family,
Of Wheeling has taken part
ire credit to the community as
and to the thousands Of lndl-
Who took an active share In the
the day.
e entire population Of a busy
turing city OF forty thousand
With its equally busy and popu-
RIBS, to lay aside everything to
the memory Of the discov-
v world means a great
7strates a great deal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

Simpson NJ. E. Church, led in prayer.
The special address was delivered by
Dan. r. Jennings, and was received
with applause. Miss Panolia Gardner
read the ode. Longfeilow's Building
Of the Ship" was recited in very pleas
ing manner by Andrew Thornton. The
music was a feature of this schools
celebration that is deserving Of especial
mention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
FIRST DIVISION.


MARsHAL-Geo Feeney and Staff men.
Opera House Bandit men.
Lindsly Drum Corps-6 men,
Iinsiy Cadets-ll6 men.
Drum Corps-S men.
Parochial School-l02 boys
St. Vincents School-6S boys
Drum COrps-l4 men,.
St Alphonsus School-l24 boyA
Drum Corps-15 men.
BOYS School-64 boys.
Immaculate Conception School-S0 boys.
Float-9 men.
Indians-2 men.
and Columbta"-45 ladies';
Float - columbus before terdlnano Ahu
Isabella"
Drum corps men,
Washington school boys-1la
Drum corps-l2 men.
Madison school-22S boys,
Drum CORPSE men.
Lincoln school-O boys
Drum corps-l0 men.
CLAY school-l30 boys.
Clay school 1oat-l0 boys.
Clay school-2U boys.
Union drum corps-12 men,
Union school-S0 boys.
Drum corps-l0 men.
Centre school-12 boys
Drum corps--6 men,
Webster school-l66 boys.
Drum corps men.
Richie school-230 boys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
SWELL LONG CUT
LONDON 0VERG0A

which are proving such an attraction
the Nobby Dressers. These goods
not come in competition with the OF
nary ready made stuff that other clot
iers elbow so much about, but surp;
many of the best merchant tailors pl
=
ductlon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

o'clock. The programme consisted OF
music and literary exercises, and was
very entertaining.
The following outdoor programme
was then followed:
SOng-Our Fair Land ........,.....Sc School
Reading of Proclamation.
Prayer. ...............n eN. VI. I. OE!uSu
Salute 70 the Flag.
Recitation--Ode 70 Columbus Myrtle Clark
National Songs
Blue Bells Of Scotland. ........ Room No. I
Wearing of the Green. Room No. )
God Bless Our Native Land Room No. 9
Watch on the Rhine. ........R Room No 10
Marseillaise Hymn. Grammar Room
Columbia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... School
CLAY SCHOOL.
The pupils of Clay School observed
the same programme which was carried
out in the other schools, aud the cele-
beation was very interesting. The
school building, both exterior and In
terror, was handsomely decorated.
The exercises were instructive and in
teresting, and received the applause
which they deserved.
The outdoor exercises took place st
the Eoff street front of the building,
where a goOd-sized crowd had assem-
bled. After the reading Of the procla-
nation, Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim read
several passages OF scripture appropri-
ate to the occasion. After more music,
Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, pastor of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, delivered
a brief but eloquent address npon the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
wAsHINGrON sCHOOL

.ercises were interesting and at
1 a large crowd. In the gram
DOM a programme was rendered
until 10 O'Clock. Each room in
,hool had appropriate exercises,
IF the performances being novel
lusing.
ten o'clock the outdoor pro-
commenced. Commissioner
oaull read the proclamation Of
Harrison, and Rev. j. F.Chen-
or of the North Street M.
led in ferveut prayer. 1t
ention to have an address,
an original poem was read
Ulrich. Il was wellwrit-
ivered 10 q clear and lis
and when thu Doctor finish
Dudly appIeuded. The seho&
; several patriotic selecA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
SECOND DIVISION.
III. Travis and Stan.

mAkshAL-U w II. AAo'AS ~
Mayors Band-19 men.
Float Santa Marie"-l7 men.
Company F, First Regiment-l8 men.
Company G, First Regiment-2s men.
G. h. r. and canon-50 men.
SonsIof Veterans--25 men.
K, G, 4. Bellaire-l6 men.
o. u. A. M.-l80 men.
Patriotic Sons of Amerlca-S0 men.
Shield Of Honor-l68 men.
Sons OF AmerIca-34 mon.
Fort Henry Lodge, S. Of H.-72 men.
Eureka Lodge, No. $50 men.
Postofice-l0 men.
Letter Carriers-lS men.
G. o. o. o. +. Patriarchs-40 men.
knights of Pythias-40 men.
Thirteen carriages-Guests-5o men,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
MARRIED.

EBELING-wAIT-on wednesday, October
49, 1892, at $50 O'Clock a. m, at the study OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. by the Rev.
w. II Cooke, GEO H. EBELISG and Miss KATE
LESLIE WAIT, of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
Hem Advertisements.
BOOMING
Trade in our Overcoat and Suit

Trade in our Overcoat and SUIT
partments steadily on the increase.
were busy as beavers all last week,
the reason is plain to be seen. No 81
stock of nobby suits was ever brous
to this city. All the very latest sty
in Sacks and Getaways. More sly!
of the popular Double-breasted Sa
Suits than you'll find in all the ctL
stores combined. Stop in and taxi
look at them, it won't cost you one ce
and while here let us show you the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
IN the SCHOOLS.

.ercises Held by the Scholars Yes
tay Morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

Gag, aud opreSented a very
appearance. Friends and pa
;he pupils turned out in good
3 and evinced a deep interest
,rcises, which took place be-
hours Of 9 o'clock aud noon.
cises consisted Of music and
appropriate TO the occasion,
! plsce both indoors and in the
r. At
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
{EAT And
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
Columbian Celebration
All That Was Hoped
or Expected.
PARADE A Big AFFAIR.
Five Thousand People in the
Marching Column.
ANDS OF STRANGERS HERE.
insst Display Ever Witnessed in This City.
The Fireworks Last Eyening-Ihe Day
in the Schools-Ths Addresses
Didn't Come Of.
PARADE A BIG AFFAIR.
Five Thousand People in the
Marching Column.
ANDS OF STRANGERS HERE.

AID Shakespeare liv-
ed in these later days,
Inc would probably
never have written
that terse epigram:
''The evil that men
do lives after them,
while the good is oft
inferred with their
bones.
The saying, how
ever aprOpos IL might
.rovo boap thrpa hmm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

The building here was tastefully
decorated, and a large asSem6lage of
friends and parents listened TO the ex-
ercises. Conspicuous among the decora-
tions were handsome portraits Of the
great discOverer. Pupils Of each room
united in the celebration In the gram
mar room, which took place at nine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22
THIRD DIVISION.

THIRD DIVISION
Float-"Pinta"-17 men.
Float-"Nina"-20 men.
MARsHAL-B. Bach and St&ff-15 men.
Hackstt's Band-1o men.
Knights of St George-3S men.
knights Of st. 10 hn-22 men.
Cathedral Society-28 men,
McMechen Band-1o men.
Ancient Order Hibernians-90 men.
Knights OF st. Joseph-20 men.
Workingmen's Benevolent Soclety-46 men.
American Cornet Band-1S men.
ST. Alphonsus SocietY-80 men.
Young Mems Society-6S men.
Alsace and Lorraine Society-S8 men.
Swiss Soci9ty-2S men.
Clergy in oarriAges-Rt. Rev. Mgr. Sullivan,
Father Park, Rev. Father McElligott,
Rev. Father Riley, etc-S men.
Pioneer Society, with FloaT-"Columbus the
First Pioneer"-40 men.
North Wheeling Catholic School-4oboyS.
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exercises which took place in the gram
mar room, and which was exception
ally meritOriOus. 1t consisted OF music,
essays, drills and recitatiOns, and gave
evidence of great proficiency among
the pupils, and painstaking efforts on
the part of the teachers.
At the conclusion Of the indoor pro-
gramme the pupils all marched TO the
front OF the building, where a much
larger crowd OF spectators had assem-
bled. The exercises were opened by DR..
]. Il. Pipes, who read the Presidents
proclamation, after which all the pupils
Joined in giving three cheers for the
flag lust as II reached the end OF the
staff at a signal from the principal.
The following programme was then car
ried out:
Song "America"
Led by Miss Alma Wilson
Prayer Rev. e. NJ. Afford
Address. Hon. d. Is. SOmm9rVlIIe
SOng-"Our Far Land Forever ..
Led by Miss Alma Wilson
Recitation-The Ode Columbus Ban
ner" ..................Rh Oda Campbell
Song-"Star Spangled Banner.
Grammar Department
AT the annex the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Reading of Presidents Proclamation.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MIR. J. Arkle
Raising rag ..................... eIerduS
Salute 10 the Flag. Inc School
Song America .............Th The School
Prayer. ................. ..heV. haASS
The School
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

COST.

r osT-oN THE STREETS OF WHEEL
IL Tuesday night, pockstbook cont
q lot OF notes, also a check on Barn
Bank, payable 10 my order. Cont<1f
value to any person but owner. A
ward will be paid for return 20 this {
Q. uOGE, ut. Pleasant, o.
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FOURTH DIVISION.

FOURTH DIVISION.
Float-'Landing Of Columbus"-10 men.
MARsHAL-H. B. Baguley and Staff-15 men.
Float-"The way they lived when Columbus
canes men.
il. o. "A. NJ. Band-Bellaire-l7 men.
Knights of the Golden Eagle-52men.
D-uids-3O men.
Drum corps-4 men.
Young Mems democratic Club-60 men.
Republican Escort Clubs men,
Drum corgs-l4 men.
Tarlfl Championship men.
Drum corps-6 men.
Sixth ward Democratic club-40 men.
Turners-22 men.
Turner'S Float-l6 boys.
Singing Society-lS men.
City Band-l6 men.
Ten hotel porters carrying baggsse-Iomen.
Commercial Travelers-l40 men.
Van with baggage men.
Black Eagle drum corps-l6 men,
Tariff Students-76 men
Ancient Order United Workmen-S2 men.
Package Boys-"Business Men CT 1590"-l2boys
Red Men-"Beiore 1873 men.
Red Een-"After lSg2"-12 men.
Carriage men.
Bicyclers-SS men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
MARsHAL-W. T. Otto and Staff men.
X. of L. FloAt-"Industries"- ladies and men
Myster's Band-1o men.
Trades Assembly-6o men.
Glass Workers-Local Union No. 9-i45 men.
Drum corps-6men
Potters' Assemblies men.
Drum corps-S men.
Stone Masons-36 men.
Railroad FloAt-"B. q .. Engine Sl5"-5 men.
Railroad Memo men.
SIXTH DIVISION.
MARsHAL-Frsnk Cruise aud STAFF men.
Heatherington's Band-ls men.
Butchers Association-74 men.
Chief F. ], Hesly and JAS Healy.
Fire Department-Chemical Hook and Ladder.
-Four Engines and Tenders.
One separate hose company.
Fulton Reel and Hand Engine.
X. Z. e. Flost-Esgle's Nest"-i0 ladies.
Trades Display-Muhn & Brandfass, Bremen
& Mabis, Meyer & Rasclif, Wheeling
Business College, Premier club,
Buffalo Soap.
Carriages-50 men.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
MARSHALL A. Shrebe and Stats men.
River Mems Float-"Sunshine"-l0 men.
ReymAnn Brewing Company Display-Three
Handsome Floats.
Schmulbach Brewing Company.
kenney Blum Brewery.
Joseph Bell Stove Co.
Spence, baggs & Co.
Siar Foundry.
Wheeling Ice Co-Hands ONE Display
Wheeling Wire Works.
Donaldson Carriage Co.
Redmsn d CO., withsEugine.
Beltz, Flading 4 company.
Wheeling Pottery company.
Red Letter Tobacco.
E Cook, boJtler.
\ Speidei Bros bottlers.
Samuel Elder, oil
Sweeney & Sons.
7. Ault & Son, Bellaire.
VIM Hare.
Adams & McKowen.
Trimble & Lutz-
McAuiey, Peters & company
Flost-HC IL N bia'-H + behrsns.
L al Miller.
g haSenaure.
Walters & Son.
81 Locke Shoe company.
Reds Nursery
Schwertteger & company.
zsrnitz Bros
8 HNhman s c7mp
NAL City $tamping com -
Rouse 4 Herri.f r. a sou
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IL exercises OF the
tiy opened with the
LIBERATION by the
public schools. Each
sub-district building
" as handsomely
decorated with flags
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CENTRE SCHOOL.

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Short Address. ............. Rev. HOpkin
Song, National Aair-"Red, White ant
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Recitation-The Ode "Columbia's Ban
ner'' RhOda Campbell
Spangled Banner.
Grammar Department
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VI willing 70 do writing for me at their homes.
Address me in owr handwriting with stamped
envelope. MISS EDNA l. SMYTHE. South
Bend, Ind, proprietor OF the famous Gloris
Water for the complexion se7qre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-22

At the annex the following pre-
gramme was rendered: