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Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
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a..n,r ysaibin9ton, iom boloer re
siia'%~s,r. ioa ,unos bet ,nlfe p9rs al
dI'p !, ior mango al tSre fra Guiaapute'
S','''r On Wanaoe n~auoinaolIte se!ilere,
s,ras Qtl.n sr Nori!s. ,,
u I''r,ruts liaoer ueiteufor Dlpmpi'flel'
rorOvsirt Sjsrne al @oibtuSton.
X" NJ asrte 8iitriit Of sObt 6armlanO,
ms uetre darlington; bet er ira
fn Al Wl breot % 100 Weil lan9t.
a5v,uien paa manss steser er Gam
sa'y 81 bsiers, % pau eu'slts Steoer sddr
' M.v gIipprprase neo til sauet; be er ira
~ If 300 SOB bpis. 8asenom oerle @as
s,Is Fopuibips Of bet fnsite Bottoul'
N fan tau,e fig. 9itrittst slensnl'
~. W., al manae liprre % minOre elpe, iont
,am,r fra sierasns / or % uOmunoer !
a..., qonas glusns er aanoet bspoget
.zpruce", Oretra os Staple; paa
'a,, gteOsr .r Der for 5urultOO. s bet
s,,,t n Sst baarO Gponina iaa bet i0Iter
gsroe at ppoprie en- 5arm; lanes
r.,D, ,r bet lettsit at rpooe; Crsitumperne
80 pua 4a5 War, men Spruceitum.
...r, aoor not lpngers, os ea be er 10 til
e Sab Diameter, falber bet sanlse belpar'
~. at trrlte benz uo o9iaa, iaa ot Wpbe'
srs,rs ivanOerer tuseu 9ip paa benz. Spls
't,soou z,ump ituloe 9rapes no, ptlos bet
On bel Q(aaneo for en- Wdno. Get er
=, M ale, iom letter benz isien, iom Ri
~. oomle Seitlers tar benz not op. Seq
y, 1T Dem BRUCE Op til 10 O1steam paa en-
egmg, % Ia guur ben aiturat iOm slpner
m SnOeh
ar sr iraa grairier. Auiuapnte Brairie
Nm Rprte; BEN er 8 @tl lang % fra en-
np III Ell @Hl breN. 8aa oenne Yrairic
y, s,r yprct bpibe Settlere | ooer % Qar.
sots qrorie er omtreHt Salpoelen iaa tor,
amt 8 miuOre Trairier oppe / Soleui
Salsp.
Vie groouter pprer ubm9rtet eoot, %
st bonner az at ri bar Resn | Operfob.
ss Eurls 9rairis poIsbe ben beoite Sumle,
ham Forotes Staten, fprrtee Nar, % bet er
ast Stpi5 pad, at S%orbbuuoeu er SO. 1.
su, man tunOe fua noele Heres rpooet, bet
h Nit TauIeu ale ri Rpiettlere bar; men
sGSsfalst mac inRtfes, isr en- faar &ler.
un. "a / liae Maaoe Der: Grbetoet mao til,
kmnO ui Tan bsite uuset ubbptts. act
krrae sL, at ri intet Rarfeb bar, % at,
hsS man fisher, er oprt. en- COB Slabs
bbGt BET pRre Der for en- ftanoinuptIf San.
khuuno, oa Ut ale er trRtte al be to lime.
ktmus, ium bar banblet Der be 10 iibfte Nur.
bu u ct uomeriet Stsb for Stffcri %
hat 9 gjntsr, ba Der bar 8 Bob Sne,
kn ri gIg % Slort uaIten / ouiiupis. On
nine Rabosr, 8. Rue fra Soma, ffIso
bs I'm pftllbare Saano 8 paa en- fort
kr1s, iaa D, g~sberiueuoe frpbebe Os / l9n.
ur 30 pOcr Sangiten.
SGarbsosu al Sieloene bar man funoet
Esn suIeier iamt Ssrnerts. Olympic
EMHtuns er snouu Tibet tienot; ON Der
Esa Rntralier, peb man life. 8puotse
EarS p%satnur, Der fiuoes en- bel Del.
Or tales M meset ON, at s. Sil oil
fagm Ssr~rbaneltubbe ueIi ON SjeIoene,
\ ID Tan bet bsuos, at tpusfte 8proeu er
kn Glias larion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
q Euseuslan

nasr DC bar faast ssm nsb.
Tttts CT aIbslss msnineS1SN. De tan
srholbs mere Gaba al Or. Gieress pisaidnt
gtlets absr at uieatts Hoe bsrnrptL ore
Blot r'ielsytibist eagrj men paye Staip.
Noa en- f%uiofogmsH LET % maturity Raabf
IsHf % rtsRfsrs BE- BILE gpfisuiet liant
tolbs bet | COB Stanb. S%ooebptr.
rpse Gptohnins, Soosbptn. irsm,albt al
@oiedpas, Borftpppsiis, get GQrbstlit.
yn9reb af 4olos'pss % ale GorfprrsIier
2eoeren Rapen og 9drTtaralen linorss
iir0r % beIbrsSss TOR febfs.
Bstts or be pprinosttss 9%eoerpinsr, be
mtrofte, lett,te % bebtft at tnge- 90 be
ere be b%illisite; tbi be sararterss
otorfie Jtifrsosbso trpobiatSSnl0 tllbage.
bs.aIss qengsns. Te bstoIer nm for bel
6aor, De 6pftr. Bette TAP mso Gnuobso
hun fges ON Or. ptsress Webictnsr.
ct fortrinIigt BeIi.Ipmme .lRiobsl I iuau
gIasfa1fsr, os en- Bt1e CT tilitr9tieIis tor
Tpfte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
Natplen. WfnnffntA.

o. RsbattBr; - Som tnutt iaa abort.
NJ Htrp Iaite Soften for oenue llss, o.
st8 aIori8 Ter no9en aprreiponoauce fra
krs Sp, iaa t9nfte leg Tom iaa, at no9ls
n ianot l'noe, ielp ON be iom fra en-
|Gt Ben
taDItp lager oeo Nsrtbern pacific ga.
~ Is NI w fra Sarge, % benresnss for
tt8ss | Ben iaa msaet betleuote &eo Hiper
81 Spen er omtrent 30 War 8ammel, men
saa,t iurbolOspis ia9te fremao paa @runo
IHR =. Bauen bar bapt Of 2ano Grant,
Fnil5-l6 War har p9ret Crib ntsb bet
E'aTtroe Great Northern SernbaneinItem,
p Cp'sttIln8en bar saaet libt imaat %
u oTret a great drawback for Dor Bn.
F%aEn'rrs bar Der | bet belstaset aiort bet
wy % SOIingtrne bar p9ret, pm life fore
Que ftSer, ina bog fire. 2anoet Der or
a''Is4sO me9et beiuemt for R~rsaturapl,
s'" tNite War lar 9uiinoer af 9reaturer
a'a loI9ts her. Stoo er her / RGrbeben,
s0Rr SOo for Scrnbanelinien bar Sar.
a'at Seo at iplae. 9anoet Der or / Horo
cs'9st0rmi8 Irairis, I Sub er enoel
.a''s % en- tor Del, bpao pi falber for
'alano' Tette 9auo sr I bet beletaaet
'80art' Vet omtalte r.. II. disputed
~"lVso llor'ommer bra9t til Dfarfeo peb
D'qer0 EacIitc Sanetompanist, % tuiin.
a SrsS tr blepet iolst. men bette er
III uoei1oeli8beo imob, npab Der er
6oIt ira fern % ner, Tom suIfer fla
IDY, oil ''t'erltsen sisre bel i at tase oisie
''l'einin8er Glsipn. 2anoet foIier ira
u *OIIarS pr. gcre, % otI hume fisbes
.s'e Seirn8eIier. Ser er SpenGe %
N' lOn' omirsnt ifprer belle Clap Gouutp,
laa'eoeS mango uorffe gountp-Gm i'm.
! 'aa'Om 8. Rasmusien, glerf Of
.'' 9nOrelO Siis Resiiter; 8. o. 8it.
"~a0lior; oi bar bapt banf SberiH,
efots; Dor GOuntp 9~reaiurer er %.
''' % bar 0Gret Snosbaper Of bette
' ! mango 3erminer. 9aubsmano
VI'S're, ltrto til en- af bisie, iaapel.
OF 'oritsaise 6orretuinasmauo
aaus neg M.
eV,'''0'09Sm9no frembapes: Sobn.
o'Fl. Gen. Store iamt Giere al
|S,. S,samsrn, iOm be bpsseee 1890
korm.~a SaT'oH, Gen. Store; Gusfelot &
(SsII. Z, Saronare % sealtiueri; Chr.
b V1,o'gaTe; Gubrew SpbnIon, Sum.
n; '", BJmaet Sobnion 4 8era);
h. NIirr,, ,rma8er % SupelerD Store;
lbts, GY% gFocerp; Ole Sperlie, Gen.
t q SSG9Ctlon Bros, Ni.s &. See ga 8m.
M SSa.eos'bop; $. @lopier. 9riaoiSt:
Eattw So oNr!vi8bom, 2umbrr Y)aro;
(at Q, Iprlt SotrIpart; Mtr. Wlsr.
Iaps, y n,oHt 6Tonte bar So,caer; sSuer
nf, ; .I.'ait; Sp.oelter Yanae, SSoto.
n enc =; to4Ih0ler. iom oripes al RorSfe,
pa g1pS -'.Olon cg ben anocu at Sobn.
lHs STl amt mango Here Gtablts.
Sam 9ls At 'orQlemnie Dor oo0e Noul
r. q, : .tAt bets R9te NORTH Sas.
fttrs. Io., 'om oltio or piaia at oips
''''''a'rA iom or at toll
nfI.'ombcoea oenue Cana,
"' l'N5 mere li6tr irl
Sa Gamael El-Siper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
Solmen, ~g9iSconHn.

9il be mango genrer, iom opsrraieoe
mig ben 3oie GprlI meO fin peItomne Gil.
f%tsbeuarelie Us iOm braste iua npttiss %
p9rottuloe Gsburtsoasssauer oeo GnDen Of
nit 54oe aar, bpoer lsg hsrpeb- min bierte.
lislte 9af. g~eatblnius 8 9abl.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
a%orreiponbartcs

- ,ssu rapn % asrssis hees III,
srasSSsas," ~ 4, Dir fife sIaana aisr nsial9iit a.
,-ihf 80 nj life tIirs prenhis li0rt Hiso'
s%ssta'a'.. "a auu ,ppHsent mifsr BET men
$50 'a, norsn naa bare RaSasi - sSrss''n-
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25

Yaust 9iarbs. ct Sirrbs al Stuul-
.traaoust, Tom ,r r9itsn 800 Wtl Iuuot,
bar man upiDrt / G~uitrolisn for at be-
ifptts fig mob be uitos anuiu,r, Der Tom
bsilsnct sr bleoeu en- rem 9uuoepIase.
@iarbst CT opisrt msllsm Rpipownlss
% Queensland.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
u oerttSTem
6ep,bsine, Spimmelbeo 90 GBreipaOom.
Tr. VI. CDsn. Sor0u Of GttaoEsfh Issa

GU aus gus feb IN ptH9iteh ~ W
fsrss 9sItsr cS ito iSisr mig rrssst
betre % bet az ks ftiisr paa at tea
Hsh Cub bar Tsrss Bette at taiis
for min Bsorins. Seq par usmlig
faa piaest al Sm9rtsr | GortOpObet,
at iss ts's snsane iunbs iod iops re-
esimasfist ON Euttsu, 90 isg iuuoe
TIE fanSis mig, for fs bar iOa pInaet
Al euimmsIbsb iaa jse inapt tunbs
aad ct Gtntte Det. Sea Isote be
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25

BaHtfsIte
at Iuaies-
b Pore, Mm,
mebask E,l.
les, bet fordar.
jost RHibj %
bette CT tth bet
Fsmmrfs Re
benz hsd.s. pc.
res Ylasr be-
epnbe inn
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25

s'oas eaeer men BE- unes Ute atatps ms nOst; men ta Iafe to ON 7eus Better
% iaa III ts oehd Sph til at prpoe sa # BEN, % frois ta fl bm8t bet en- Stuuo fGs
tea atnsrns, ha ts cH omDitsbsostutOt Onbsfais 3eus Bette til mine gsbmsupar
rtH Rome bar cson but bet % idsr Fs b,Ors bun rOr Of WprduosbsO. 9es tatr
Dem ha hbshs iu 7uss Bette, 9s Tan HE uubpars bet
Grbso9f Rprtbsu 6. 6oeL F.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25

6aaro Yrsus. StuSsntsn: grin
SomIt bar p%ir.elis iat mig paa su bdnro
9rsss".
-SoOrsan ostP"
80, ban i~orlans,r, at iss Ital vars
ferbis mes Glomsn ON tiorten Gaee,
% ioas itnotr ban mig 100 aronsri"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
ANOTHER MEETING,
OF TaE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALLED
FOR MONDAY EVENING,
To Consider the Proposition to Establish One or
Nora Tableware Factories Hsrs-OVsr-
ths-Ri7sr Works to Start-Gsnsral
Industrial News.

A call has been issued for another
meeting of business men at the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce, Monday
evening, to hear the reports of the
committees appointed at the last meet
ing AID to further consider the proposi-
ton to establish one or two new table
ware factories In this city. The com
mittees have been industriously at
work since the last meeting, and it is
understood they will have several mat
tiers OF an encouraging nature to pre-
sent to the meeting now called. 1t is
earnestly hoped this meeting will be q
large and representative gathering Of
the business men Of the city, as the
matter to be discussed and perhaps de-
ciaed upon is one Of the greatest i'm
portance to this community.
The committee OF three appointed to
consult with President Baguley for the
purpose Of securing Gn option on one
or both of the local factories of the
United States Glass Company has not
yet visited that company. The reason
given for this is the receipt Of letter
stating that Mr.. Baguley has not yet
returned 10 his home. From other
sources, however, information has been
received which makes it more than
probable that proposition to purchase
the factories will be entertained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
"H. l." Expresses q Willingness to Skate
q Race With MeClelIand.

"H. L." Expresses Willingness to Skate
q Race With McClelIand.
The following reply TO Z. c. McClel-
lands challenged In yesterdays REGISTER
was handed in for publication:
10 the Editor of the REGISTER:
SIR: In regard to E. @. McClelland's
challenge to skate any man in America on
roller skates, will accept the challenge
for five mile race, 70 be skated at the Red
Cross rink. in Cleveland, four weeks after
signing articles, for $500 side, winner TO
take entire gate receipts. 1t is always the
rule, when person makes such challenge
to put up forfeit, and If McClelland de-
posits $40 with the editor OF the REGISTER
to show that he means business, 1 will COW
err il az once and make match. Now, if
he is so anxious to make match, let him
come to the front and put up his money
and show the people that he means bust
ness. II. l..
81. L." are not the initials of the
name Of the person who accepts the
challenge. He is local skater of some
reputation and ability, and would make
an interesting race with Mac"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
PROFESSOR WARMAN
Gives Delsarte Lectures to Teachers and
Others-At Holiday Post Tonight.

Gives Delsarte Lectures to Teachers and
Others-At Holiday Post Tonight.
Prof. Warman's lesson at Clay School
Yesterday afternoon was on physical
culture, about half the time being spent
in exercises for the proper development
of the fore arm and lower limbs.
Breathing exercises were given in con-
nection with vocal drill, and all partici-
pating, about sixty In number, had
plenty of exercise. The lesson on Mon
day night will be continuation Of the
same.
Last night "Delsarte Philosophy,
Practical" was handled in just as inter-
esting manner as he did the theoretical
part OF the subject. The audience was
larger than on Thursday night.
The next lecture will be on Tuesday
night next; subject. Critical Analysis
of Poe's Raven" This will doubtless
draw large audience.
The Professor will tonight visit ].
w. Holiday Post, 6. A. R., and will
read for the boys q new poem lately
written by the poet scout, Capt Jack
Crawford, entitled "a Country Com
rade's Visit to Geo. II. Thomas Post"
This is the banner post Of the United
States, aud it is the post to which the
Professor belongs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18


their work in less than week. The
structure is to be an elegant one, cost
ing $50, 900, and being four stories high.
The new two story Office addition at
the corrngating works Is rapidly being
finished. The addition will have three
rooms, two on the first and one on the
second story. These Offices are nov
being fitted up, as the exterior work is
com Dleted. The new room in the second
story will be used as drafting Office.
a handsomer room that it will be would
DE hard to find. The company's latest
designs of ornamentaily carved steel
ceilings and sidings have been placed.
The lower rooms are also being fitted
up with these beautiful ceilings AMI
sidings OF the corrugsting works own
handiwork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
NOTES OF THE RIvRR
News OF the Boats aud Boatmsu AionI
tho Ohio.


tho Ohio.
The Liberty was IN and out on time
yesterday.
The Courier will depart for Parkers-
burg and way points this morning at
1880 o'clock.
The new towboat Pacific No. 2, Is re-
garded as one OF the best boats OF her
power connected with the coal feet.
The new steamer Sunshine is laid up
at BIennerhassett Island. She will be
up to leave for Cincinnati on the first
rise.
The Bedford, upon her arrival here
TO-DAY, will reship a large amount OF
freight on the Sunshine for Parkers-
burg.
The river was still falling last night,
with tba marks indicating 3 feet OF
water In the chaauel. Riyermen were
somewhat disappointed In the alleged
rain yesterday afternoon
The Ben Hur cleared yesterday after
noon for Parkersburg and way landings
with a heavy cargo OF freight. She
got as far as the bar In South Wheel
ing. where she ran aground aud re-
mained there several hours. The Lib
erty tried to help her OF, bat was un-
successful.
WARREN, PA, November l7.-River
$40 of a foot above zero. Weather,
cloudy and mild.
MoRaAYTowN, w. VA, November IL.
River 6 feet 3 inches and stationary.
Weather, light rains falling.
or. CRY, PA, November l7.-Riyer
inches and stationary. Weather,
rainy and warm.
GgEESsBoRo, PA, November IT,
River feet and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and warm.
PIrTsBURG, PA, November IT,
River feet and falling. Weather, light
rain, warmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
Maite. the Medium.

The only independent slate writing
medium in the city. The only clairyoY-
ant who gives names, dates and facts
instantly, answers sealed messages cor
rectly and never asks 8 solitary queS-
ton; brings back your lover, husband,
wife, child or frind, restores lost affec-
tions, breaks spells, removes stumbling
blocks and bad luck. Parties out OF
town send q self-addressed stamped
envelope, business size, for advice, but
ask no questions. Mediumistic persons
developed. 2615 Chspline street, from
9 a. m. until 6 p. m. Success or no
charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
row no TAIL A GOOD WHIsKEY.

How many people car tell 8 good whiskey
from an inferior onef Can yous III you eau,
tben Won already know the merits Of KLEIN
silver Age DnQuesne and Bear Creek RyeS,
and II you cannot then you must be governed
By the testimonials OF physicians. superin-
tend sntS Of hospitals and connoisseurs, who
al, unite IN declaring that the WHISTLES bottle 1
bv Max Klein. OF ALE. heny, Pa. are absolute
" IRE, old and mellow. reliable stimula1t
In the house as this time Of the year is an ab-
solute necessity. and why not get the best In
the coBntrys
Thess WHISTLES are foe sale BY wheeling
Drug Co. at regular prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

INN receiving. new Wall Paper for
spring trade 1894 cheaper than ever,
parIor and bed room papers from 5 to
Is cents. You will save 20 70 - per
cent. by calling or sending for SAM pies
az the aOfd Reliable Wall Paper Store"
Jos. GRAVES,
20 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
A Grand Opening.

Having taken charge as Manager Of
the Hotel Gavin, Nos. 1884 and 1896
Main street, will give an opening and
concert this evening, with lunch.
w. II. REID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
ATLANTIC TEA CO.,
TEA IMPORTERS
AND
COFFEE ROASTER.
PRICE LIST.

GRADUATED Sugar, 81 pounds.....Si 90
Standard A Sugar, 90 pounds..... 90
Gloss Starch, pounds. 25
Rolled Oats, pounds. .........., 25
Town Talk Soap, 10 bars......>.. IS
Higgins Standard Soap, 10 bars. IS
Bartlett Pears, cans............ Is
Fresh Alaska Salmon, per caR.... 10
Pettijohn Food. per package. IL
Gold Dust, per package. .......... 20
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. 2s
Raisins, pounds. ............... IS
New Currents, per pound .... 5
Corn Starch, per pound. ..-...... s
Carolina Rice, per pound. ........ 8
Clothes Pins, per dozen. 1
Carpet Tacks, ounces In box. 1
New California Prunes, 3 pounds. rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

HAVING purchased the white Front"
Saloon and Restaurant, will sell my
place of business on Main street, 10
whole or one half interest, TO response
Die person. L. j. GAVIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

Do NOT put of taking a medicine,
Numerous little ailments, IL neglected,
will soon break up the system. Take
Hoods Sarsaparilia now, to expel dis
ease, give strength and appetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
Grand upenlpg.

Having taken charge as Manager OF
the Hotel Gavin, Nos. 1924 and 1896
Main street, / will give an opening and
concert this evening, with lunch.
w. II. REID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

For bargains in furniture, mattresses,
etc. 20 to the Administrator auction
ss,e in the south court room OF the-oid
Court House at ten o'clock to-day,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
AAUsEMENrS

sTHE QUEEN OF COMEDIES, "JANE."
The lively farce, "Jane" will be wei
coined at the Opera House Friday night,
November 24:h. Since Jennie Yeamans
has appeared in the title role the piece
has been renamed "the new Jane Miss
Yeamans scored wonderful! triumph in
San Francisco couple of weeks ago,
when she played the part for the first
time on the Pacific Coast. The San
Francisco eau said the next morn
ing. ut is needless to say that
Miss Yeamans has made an impress
sion that will insure great sue
cess to this engagement. Among the
numberless clever features, there was
one especially pleasing in the Srst act.
While busting Shackleton's bachelor
apartments, Miss Yeamans sang a song
entitled Dreams and IL was bit OF
art, and caught the audience at once"
The Chronicle said: Jennie Yeam2ns
got moro laughs out OF Jane than any
Of her predecessors. She was always
the character without bit Of exaggera-
ton. There was great amount Of
humorous and clever work In the per-
formance.
'M'FEE OF DUBLIN"
There was a light audience at the
second performance OF this eccentricity,
last evening, aud although IL was gone
through with in the same meritorious
manner as on Thursday night, there
was a marked disposition on thesart Of
the star to do a little good natured
guying based on the small number Of
spectators.
GRAY STEPHENS.
"Gray & Stephens" drew another
large audience to the Grand last night
to witness the greatest sensational play
ever produced by them, "Signal
Lights" introducing Miss Jessie SUIT
ton Queen and the greatest of all negro
deineators, Mr.. f. II. White, and q
metropolitan company OF players.
"Signal Lights" is piece for the
masses and all classes Of humanity.
Trained dogs, donkey, and the only
boxing lamb ever seen In this city are
introduced. There will be a grand
matinee for ladies and children this
afternoon, and tonight will be their
last performances.
GoIToS's MINsTRzLL.
Gorton's famous New Orleans Min
strels will appear At the Grand next
Monday night In strictly first class
performance OF modern miDstrelsy. The
company is large one, composed OF
such we'll known artists as Griffin and
Marks, Dewitt Cook, Jos. Gorton, Jr.,
the euphonium soloist, and many other
burnt cork celebrities.
Gorton's Minstrels undoubtedly has,
In Master Glenn Jones, the youngest
cornet sololst In the business, He plays
difficult music easily-just as though he
liked 1t. You should make point OF
hearing him at the open air concert to
be given by Gorton's Gold Band just at
noon at the Grand Opera. House corner
next Monday.
ENEMIES FOR LIFE.
Enemies for Life" has strong ele-
ments of popularity and cannot fail to
ill the house. The drama is full OF
powerful incidents and touches the
emotions keenly, contains a highly In
teresting plot, with strong under plot,
and the light and shade depicted meets
with hearty appreciation. Columbus,
o., Daily Times.
The "Enemies for Life" company
will be at the Grand next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
Voice From Wisconsin.

Radsm's Microbe Killer cured me OF a
hip Joint disease, attended with running
sores, from which 1 suffered thirty
years.
FRANK HALL, Merton, Wis.
The Logan Drug Company Agents for
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

HOOPS Pulls cure constipation by
restoring the peristaltic action OF the
ailmentary canal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

CLoAKs-Styles, quantities and prices
are such as should make this orr ban
ner day GEO. 81. SSOoK 81 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Rooster for
Thanksgiving at 1876 10 ll4O Market
street, Saturday, November 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

SEE rAcY ADAMS & Co.'S celebrated
Cordoyan ancfealf shoes.
". Ii. LOCKE SHOE Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

CLOAKs-S9. 75 FOR an extra desirable
style with Queen Elizabeth Collar.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18

STACY ADAMS & Co.'s mems fine
shoes. j. Il. LOCKE SHOE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
REAL ESTATE MAKKEr.
Deed or Transfer Left for Record Yes
terdaY,

terday.
The following transfers Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk pok's
office yesterday:
Deed made November II %, by
Oswald S. Schneider, to NJ. +. Dryden
and Thomas Workman, for lot No. 5
in square No, .. on the plot of John G..
Gilchrist's addition No. .. Considera.
ton. 81, 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
"M'FEE OF DUBLIN"

There was light audience at the
second performance OF this eccentricity,
last evening, aud although IL was gone
through with in the same meritorious
manner as on Thursday night, there
was a marked disposition on thesart Of
the star to do a little good natured
guying based on the small number Of
SPECTATORS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-18
The Security Virtual Life Association

OF bIN6hAMPION n. z
D. E. STALNAKER q CO..
State Agents, IS Twelfth St, Wheeling, ". Va
ORGANIZED IN 1855
Assets, oVer............-s zoe, 900
insurance In force. 5000, 600
The Association issues Life, Equation and
Annuity Poiiaies az about ons-half the rates OF
"old line" companies System new and orig
lnal. combining economy and low rates with
unoues ionsd security. The Association has not
now, and never had death claim due AID IN
paid. Address
d. (. STALNAKER & CO.,
Stale Managers,
IS Twelfth ST., Wheeling, ". va
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