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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

y Johns, West seattle Services. n m,
Bars North seattle MlSsioa-Ra Box aud
As'sisea streets sunday school. Pas =. III.
s'ephea's BaIlard--serylce. II - n ard
N, by The rector. Res. Z. T. Hyland.
- Aafk's mission az Freuons-~scrihner' 3
-, - ste3Ay school, n M. service with ssE-
y Rev y. e Garrett. n m
- - Mar ~ Woodland PARK. Rev. C. r. Rob
- laensy-thlfd Sunday after Trinsty. kven-
- ssis p ~. Tak0 Green lake car 30
- s'ements -MarSet and Water streets.
-. u Forrest Bell, FeetaF. Twsnty-shtFd
e1sAt after fFinlty. Morning PRAYER asd Holy
fs-s saiVft II m. sunday seaoai. i9sIA
sa'sg Mayer, 81 p, IA
sssaass -tlghih aud James streets Rev.
10y stersest y atsea. y D.. rector Twenty
saeday alter Tr4nity. Ho.y Eucharist.
- r.; ch0fnl service. 7,s0 =. n. sunday
49, SO a e. br Watson viii to-day cele-
sssses atssea;A anniversary % tnis rvctorsAip
sneiiy Earish
- aGk s~k.gsh saG olive xsreets David
49, Jarrett Fecsog. sunday sehecs, a.
Atsay sssF1oa sad AOly Comm on
-. =, aus % "a. Ia evening PRAYER spd AL
~ AsN p . uarrestsWLll otfiesaie. ana IN
ke..ssasek n ~ speAk ca some OF t5e e1por-
@sssa alk recent triFs
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The seattle Research Club meets every Thurs
day at p M fer study upon all lines of thought,
ethical, practical and helpful All are invited
PatluF meeting At w. 7. Richardson's, corner
East and kdes streets. November 3, is92
CITY Mission anu seamen's Bethel moved from
south Third street to Coz Commercial street
near Weller. Services sunday at o'clock and
100 p IN. Scandinavian. q. m. Every night
ia the week at ! Is p IA. Chaplain, Thomas Reeg
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Brooksyn-kev. Joseph Wolfe, pastor. serv-
ices Al = ~ and p m SUNDAY school y Is
IA Prayer meeting Thursday 7sa p M
Edgswater-Rsw. Henry Kstcham. nastoy
services II q n. and % p N. SUNDAY school
l1sIS r M. and young peoples prayer meet
ing $50 p "a.
1syloF--Blfch and Thomas streets Rev
George H. Les, pastor. Services Ii a. m. aud
80 p n. sunday school l2.Sa Christian En-
dsaror Society ~ $50 Q. M
.Plymouth-Thirsi aud University streets
1870 University strest Prsachfnr III a "a
aud y - p. m By she pastor. Morning sermon
'Ihe uHnnmbeeed Multitude" Evening pre-.
inces Goy. Psanoyers Thanksgiving Proela-
nation: sermon. IL I II bible school,
In Jaesson street school, .. IN. Joy street
school. Wall street, p m. Y.P.s.C G. L., els
p. II.
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49, iSty ~ s;sst Helm Sos.th Fe,,,th ara
nssss.- ssea skreetS Rev. r. \ proi0atSlns
d.. s&ss, 5 a. "a. ana io ~ a m hxns-
szsssss ale Conception sixth saa SpFIag
xse-~e ,Ast Nietss GarFsnd. : J.. Ysassnr Goa
e. tGS sssults. Early mass. 6 = IA.
~ hlge GasA. h.sa . - Sunday
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ehrlstian Churches.

A@fe Aveaue-lg Olympic svSnne Rev.
F. Aoss. pastor Sanasy school 70 A. n.
IS y. ses u 9. -. sud ~ =, n. PRAYER rasss-
~ aaavsisy a. 3. IA.
49, shaseA @. Everett Sunday sea0ai at
"A, heHfY peFteg, snpcTiusenasuG CNaa~
- ststF sunday sc u - ~ AZ alsetlass
1s Fessie scA09laausS.
A. y aseA street. between Thisa ana
49, Rev g. T. nualan. minister. Resi-
- y e nsryison street. tsle hone IdsA San-
a. 80, a. = "a. Preaching, II = u.
~ - y l. = & T., asa
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baptist Churches.

paliard-Rey. G. A. saiyer. pastor. ssbbath
E1pei y m.
Market erect. Irving street aission--sunday
kAooi $50 p. IN.
Market street. MeCIaise Street Mission
~ school 3:35 p. N.
EwedIsh--Iieli snd Kighth streets. Row. r. O.
Nelson, pastor. seryices ii q ~. and $50 p. m.
Fremont Aurora street Preaching II a m.
ed I'D p M. ~ the pastor, Rev. G. A. salyer.
HsFer meeting Thursday evening.
First, Lake Union Mission Moitke and
5h0mss sttests sunday school. $50 D. M;
bafsl meetiug. "Wednesday. 100 p IA.
hrst. South Seattle Mission south Twelfth
~ Dearborn streets sunday school. $50 p
~ prayer meeting. Wednesday. $50 u m.
Vest Duwamish--Usc OF church building
t-eontinued aud divine service witt be held In
NJ Fosters house ia River Park at clock
Sfsgsr meeting "Wednesday ev1ning
teeFxctowa Rapsist Sunday school,. I.
4nsfsifY, stspcrintendent. Meets every sun
~ - Wards hail, opposite Grant street power
bone. tieorgetuwH. al 10 q. N. Preaching at II
~ By Rev. w. H. Bnrweli, pastor.
fsst Fourth street, between James and
10y Preaching II O. Ia and 7:59 n m.
Rev. Thomas Baidwin. sunday school al
nessing Ella Prayer meeting Thursday 7:s0
rm.
Norwegian Danish--sixfh and Virginia streets
- W. finwaii. pastor. Rev. Dr Sunderland,
6 san Francisco viii preach IN the morning at
ri 1oelock. Rev. Whine. en- route 10 West
an China, will speak Al Z: 30 o'clock Rev. Fin
Hsii viii perform baptism at Sis O'Clock.
hofsh saattle--Third ana Cedar streeta serv-
rs ~ II a. N. by Rev. G. NJ Marston, General
Missionary Baptist Young People. who will
- bold Union Baptist ouug Peoples rally
81 .. m. sunday school 81 close of morning
Hsice. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:s5 3. m
Market Street Market and Main sfree;s
Is ". Read. pastor; rasidcnce. i2s Taylor
tfteL Services ii a. IA. and 7:m
NJ. by the pastor. Morning subject. "Trus
Rnepleshlp. Evening subject: "sone Things
f5hink Aeout" This will DO the closing ser
fre o. the present. Passionate Of four years
Ssday school NJ closs OF morning service
lseng Peoples society ,. m. Junior society
ta's1ay I p N. Prayer meeting Thursday 5
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Reasons
Why You Should
Buy
Groceries From Us.
PRICE LIST.

The following quotations vii be adhered 80 as
nearly Is possible astil tie next issae. The mar
sets are Continually huctnaring and when sharp
advances sFise we reserve the right 81 following
tse market. Oar customers Always fecetve the
oesieat Of . deciine. and goods viii BE billed ~
prices rnaing DAP Of shipment.
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Miseeitaneous

Tabernacle. Eighth aud Seneca, Rev. A.
Brown, rabbi Services 1910 q. N.
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SPECIAL VALUES.
Ordinarily sfss azssf tsgvres 60 nsAxsaE from IS
70 ssfg Fs.r cent en- teAS vita "a this Nae n &ef1
ar saa sac eiaze margin eng 8taer
sraissR carry. fsf snssasGss ~ qaeta an reg
stsA Fsseaxfzss Tea IL - f7'5is4 fss%s Soc $50
A5sa4g zac f@r go9n&. g istah fs49lt3 rsg&fis At
s4s.sr Ffz 50 fnf sfsr PER fs1und sn~i Al the
wAy sksuazn en- As EF4fss. HuFsbK saAz fr1na as
nssans sssgiEg seesa fsr seAg3y kAss TIE regs-
Las KAssA GO0kEk LEVY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

We wish 10 call ycur attention TO the packing OF
our spices They afs put mp In the very best tin
cans and weigh one-haf pound and one pound
rs listed Our grades are the choicest obtainahe.
and the prices quote = pounds are about the
same q most dealers CHI rye for s. pound tina
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Hebrew SynaROxue.

Meetings held every sunday afternoon st
O'Clock ut their hall, 230s Front street
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RestItutionists.

Knee drill, "A m. Family gathering, D n
A rousing salvation meeting at S p m.
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OUR BESsT-ThIs IL the name Of . brand af
baking powder pat ap expressly for IL IL the
very best baking powder that money and brains
car manufacture. We clam Il equal % the
~ReyAl" or ssPr1cess." snd offer Il for much less
money In place of speadin5 thousands Of dol
lars IN Advertising and ndeing this cost 10 the
price or the powder we have decided - INTRODUCES
u among our customers Royal aud Prices TAX
ing powder are rst-cfass. still these people spend
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars In keeping their
names before tina people Who do you suppose
pays for all thiss Yoa snd everybody that buys
their powder Try q can Of Our Best Powder IN
Your next order: IL 10 II not fully represented
return il and we wilt cheerfuisy refund your
rpcollcct what say regarding the quality of
our Best baking Powder Full weight gnAraafee1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

ws sfsa to cali year afgenfioa D1Ksa gaesa.
We rsrns.s.azrs o@sssF shaa any tenssce sod for
80 =. IS eenfs per r8EaA Gh The East Waets tbs
hyasS y EB8@a gts SASS Afa ea9fsaaas y Is
fsfga aees a0E barn tfs tSFgHa aoa nlEs sac h "a
sxtrs fsSg-eet Try a Fesaa ia ySaf Esxs o<asE.
We kGoN il al y ease Esa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

Look for inferior oil which Is offered for less
money II f. flied ira old cans from tanks. is q
poor grade and shers measure
To aToH trouble an disappointment In not find
Ing oil with other goods be particular about the
following: The railroad com paries receive oil
following days onfy: Northern Pacific, Tuesdays
snd Fridays: Seattle. Lake shore a Eastern.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays; 1osumhla &
Puget sound. Wednesdays order yoar goods TO
be shipped on shove days; otherwise II may cause
defAF
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DuWstnlsh-sundAy school p q.
C0lambia--SundAy school, n N: John
kssso, superintendent Preaching. II q m. By
kev. D. Bsgisy.
South Seattle - Sunday school 2:so D m.
Preaching, 1s30 p. m. by y. A. Thompson.
Christian Endsavor. ESQ p. m.
First-Third and Pine streets Rev. Clark
Davis. pastor. Services. II O. m. and I'D .. IN.
conducted By the pastor, Rev. Clark Davis.
sunday school. f2:n Young peoples meet
anE, els p m. Seats fgse.
second-Sorth Seattle. Republican and War
reu streets Rev. Josiah shepherd, pastel
Preaching, II a m. Sunday school. I2.iA Y. r.
8 c. T., $50 .. m. at residence OF Mira d. bag
lsy Junior society, 2. m. Prayer nesting,
Thursday 7a5 p N.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
neshedI.t Episeopal charehs..

wefbedist Epfs~opsi Churches.
e,sss. East ersssis Nissisa- sahhash school q
as-ss1 yoses sssset Isv. ". ". Gnrss.
- xernosiel-sun6ay school nsu
80 League p "a
r.yes-assv. ". o. Bana5our. psxtnr Preach.
- ssornsng ard evening ~ ths pastar.
fssumbss-Rev Dr.. Butler. ei Grace Mstho-
80 ~hrIrca, viii preach todsy ct 10 q n
'x.evsusn-gse wart and thirteenth sfseess rsw
t~ss<rv styest-ThiF6 and Battery ssree.s Rsv.
4 Asdens pastor. win preach rsorning and
essa1nk
Sts~wvsizn- Daaish-Flfsh ana ossvs s.re~.x
- Nsrtin Hanson. pastoT- services /. q n
estss8p r.
xluzu--Tovn OF Gilman, Rev. J. r. rtwsras
-. sssbeth school 10 a n Preaching ii a
BDwezth League .. N. Reading Leagne
rs n
fz.ssn Park. BaIlsrd-Eav. W. II. yohnssoas.
srn1m Services II q. m. ard p n. !: eunday
ekscs 9.a RI. cisss messing y -. Jnnior
xSe<as $50 p r.: EpBorfh League I'D 7. n
fSsary. Frsmen.-Essv. W. II. proda ctss.
nstksnf. i1.D a ra.: preaching, II q. ~ sun
HrxSool, IL na.: young peoples meeting. SO
( q: tsesehiag. I'D p. IN. Thursday prayer
rrefirs. 80 .. m
fwe1xsf-ftffh street, near Pike Rev John
1rsnn. pastor residsnce, 3l2 Birch street
&rxezs 10 % q n: sunday school, t1.Se o IA !:
ysuxx pEcFae meeting, p M; ersninx serviee,
~ =. Prayer meeting. Thursday evening. 7.ss
MADISON Street Madison and Clovsrdsle
tze<<k, Rev. IL A. Covingtoa. pastor Preach
81 s 10 20 q m. and 7.s1 o "a. Morning sab
sH ~ bat IL Q Christian Evening. Two
Sos 10 Lie. aud Their Enclar" Sunday
sesoek 2.o y m: prayer meeting, THURSDAY
1sesiss. Seats free.
fssaiiy Mercer aud KENTUCKY streets. Rey
Nunsn I. Iedrteks pastor; parsonage near
3areh. Preaching. IL .. m.-subjsct. aIhs
1fxfA The souls Iahernfor" AZ S.as n 3, :.
<Khxf Il Your LfefT Class meeting l0a m
M4tafh school, LIS d M Epvorts Leegt,e.
~ = n. Prayer meeting Thursday evening"
6nee Rainier aud King stsessa Rev. T. ".
bMisf, pastor Residences, 27il Jackson street
fe6Ac preashing services IL Q. n and I'D d "a
Et5ert 81 morning discourse. sThe God In
M 3senang tAeme, 'sThe Teat OF Disciple
49, sabbath school, 1875 p m !: young pso-
IS meeting. CHS p m. eiass meeting. Inss-
~ sssniHg; prayer nssesing, Thursday even
Trzt-Third and Marion ssreafs Rev. W. A.
E&rkIin. pastor. Residence, f201 Marion
xsbe1 Class meeting. 10 q M: preach
~. II a. N. sud s.so D. IN. by the pastor /:
Anfay school. i3:3o p. M: Eoworth League.
k:t p m Morning thsne. .Debs, and How
Hffs IL Evening subject. .Necessifses 10
Hxfnt life, addressed specially 10 Young
30 Tuesday einss. ? p. n. Prayer meeting
5Asrsday, 7.3o p. IA
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When you order crackers from ms you sure
20 ges them fresh We receive them from the
cracker factory just as wanted
soda. 10 10 boxes per box. ..................S S5
Soda boxes OF 20 20 20 lbs, per lb.......... O6
Oyster boxes Of 20 TO ~ los, per d.. OF
Meal boxes of 10 lbs, per box ..,........... 80
Meal, boxes OF 20 10 ~ lbs, per 10. OF
Having had numerous calls for fancy crackers
In small boxes we quote various kinds-they are
put up ia strong wooden boxes and weigh about 10
lbs each
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Tbeosophy.

The Theosophieal Society meets In Pettlss
music hall, zoos froat street. 7.30 =. m sub
jet, Political Reform and the Wisdom Re-
ilgion."
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Advens Churches.

Christian chapei-wsrren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. Services
III a N. Ds. William Chapman, pastor.
seventh Day-Soe Poplar street Sabbath
school. ID g. m Services, IL a ~. every satur-
day. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening 7.3o
d
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Yoang Mems Christian Association.

George W. Cable, the noted author and re-
nowasd reader. will address mass meeting for
ladies aud gentlemen at the Plymouth congre-
gationai church, corner Third aud University
streets. to-day at .. m This meeting will take
the place OF the regular o clock rally which ID
usually held In the Y. ~. c. A. hall
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Dried Fruits.
Egglne

Contains all Chemicals necessary for the forma.
ton of eggs and II therefore an EGO PRODUCER
o. great value tt,e pohlterer. it also combines
materials Tor the bFmation OF bone. muscle and
feather, and consequently will save the lives Of
YOUNG CHICKS. thousands OF which die an
nuaiiy for lack Of such nntrimenL IL also greatly
helps fowls through mealtlng Prices:
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Nearly every order contains q call for Our Hest
Baking Powder. Why Because IL Is better than
anything IN the market, and whole lot eheap per.
Try can. IL &c IL not represent return it
and we will refund your money.
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RasssAB tgeualnel per dos ss.ss. per can. . 80
Caaee.

Ry special arrangement ws receive FRESH roasted
eaffeez 8f yea Wsat q TREAS S0s hfsakfAst Try ear
n uchA Asa lava blend a. S5e aa5 &oE TasS Is TIE
shaEc1Ss zee can praesreL
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unIfarian Chnrch.

Seventh. between Pike aud Uniou Rev. w.
G. Eliot, ir. minister. Service IL a. M. SUB
lecf OF sermon, How Can the Hopeless Be
come Hopeful. sunday school u 80 ?. m. seatl
Tree.
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SyrBps.
Do you want hrst-cIass syrnps Ifso try our Para
Eou bTips Our maple Is pure-there are cheaper
grades-we do not carry them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
IN TIE COURTS.
The Docket in Part Two to BE Recalled
wednesday.

The Docket in Part Two to BE Recalled
wednesday.
In Judge Campbell's court, yesterday,
4 was ordered that that the docket be
ecalled on Wednesday morning to bring
onward the cases made necessary by
he postpopement of the Reilly will
qse. Three weeks were assigned to
hat cause, and that interval Will no"
De filed by moving the general DOCKET
I'D. When the will case will come on Is
Uncertain, as the witnesses have been
dismissed without day.
In Judge PaulPs court, yesterday, IN
e case of Jacob Snyder " Raymond
auer, etaL., the defendants were called
ut came not, and there was judgment
or plaintiff for $4,000,
In the case OF Kimberly q Davis v.
V. Yonng, the motion to dismiss was
verrnIed. and leave was given the
iaintiffs to answer. The jury was
worn and ad iourned until this morn
lg.
In the case of Ella Bradmore v. Q. &.
-adfass, jury was selected and ao-
,urned until to-day.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Jordan,
the case of Jacob Luikert, indicted
n assaulting his wife, there was
,ea of guilty to assault and battery,
I'd a fine OF 500 and costs and three
onths in Jail, the prisoner TO be cree-
d with the time he has now been In
about five weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
rae sew oRpINANOE
Relating to the Poor. Passed by the Board
of Commissioners.


Following is the text of the new ordi-
nance, governing the care Of the poor,
passed recently by the Boa OF Com
missioners:
"SEC. l. When application is made to
any overseer Of the poor for aid, the
overseer may, if, satisfied the applicant
is worthy and needy, issue an order Tor
temporary aid, and when an overseer OF
the poor shall give temporary aid to any
person be shall at once report the same
90 the Clerk of the Board OF Commits
sioners, giving name and street, with
number of dwelling of the applicant.
n SEC. .. A committee of two members
of the Board shall be appointed by the
President, upon the adoption OF this or
dinance, to serve until the 1st DAY OF
January, 1894, and every three months
thereafter, whose duty IL shall be to get
from the Clerk each month the reports
made by the overseers of the poor and
Investigate each case, reporting their
Recommendation as to further assist
ance at their homes or sending them TO
the County Infrmary.
"SEC. 3. Overseers Of the poor are
StrlcJly pEOulDlICu llO'h ~ H'S'Ho
TO any family in which there are able
bodied men, or which have other means
of maintenance sufficient to provide
actual necessities.
"SEC.4. The overseers Of the poor are
hereby prohibited from furnishing any
one family more than three dollars
worth of groceries during one month
and not more than four loads OF coal
during one winter season. This may,
however, be deviated from in cases OF
extreme distress.
SEC. ;. Each overseer. OF the poor
shall provide for the burial OF the lndi-
gent poor in his district by giving or
ders TO the undertaken who mas been
awarded the contract.
cit is understood that for the funeral
Of small child the corpse shall be taken
n the hack or buggy.
SEC. 6. The Committee on POOR
House and Farm may purchase ana
.eep on hand a supply Of collins for the
nfirmary.
"SEc. 7. Any person who shall mis-.
represent and deceive an overseer OF
.he poor, thereby getting aid from the
county, shall be reported to tho Prose-
cutting Attorney aud be dealt with ac-
,ording to law"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
The Football craze.

1t appears that Wheeling is falling
naturally in the wake OF the larger
cities in the football craze. 1t has not
only caught the adult population, but
the school boys are even more enthus-
iastic in the matter. Several 1evens
have been organized in the public
schools and some OF the boys display
great familiarity with the game aud
can give as intelligent definition OF
rush" and tackle as many OF their
elders. There is good material in the
public scools, and some Of the larger
boys are arranging for q series OF con-
tests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
MAY COME HERE FOR TRIAL.
'ty Case Against Belle Freeland' the
Nnta Raiser.

'ty Case Against Belle Freeland, the
Bank-NOte Raiser.
will be remembered by the readers
REGISTER that six or seven weeks
$40 bill, raised TO a $50, was
at Emsheimer's dry goods store
~ woman who purchased a $3.50
cloak and got S37 so change for nifty
dollar bill. After her departure 1t was
ascertained the bill had been raised
but the woman made good
her escape. Later a woman. identi-
fed as Mrs. Belle Freeland, OF
Terra Alta, passed several similar bills
I'M Chicago, but was finally arrested,
and two or three "raised" notes were
found on her. There is no doubt TINS
wpman was the same party who passed
TIE bill at Emsheimer's, and through
the efforts of Sheriff Franzheim war
rant has been prepared for her and the
necessary papers forwarded to Chicago.
II the prosecution fails there, the
woman will be brought to this city, In
6icted and placed upon trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
fruits, Nuts and ConfectIOnerieS for
Thnnkariring Dinners.

Malaga grapes, Concords and Catawba
sweets, Florida oranges, pears, pine
apples, new figs, dates, persimmons,
grapes, fruit, tangerines, nuts and other
fruits too numerous TO mention. Any
one wanting the above articles would
do we'll by calling at headquarters,
wholesale and retail, 1898 and 1910 Main
street, two doors south OF new bridge.
ALEX burst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

SErnest Bermiller, COLI. ~ctdr, is Y1sit-
ing friends in Pennsylvania.
Prof. Casper WiedmanrOf tho public
schools, is on the sick list.
There are about dozen cases Of
grippe in town.
Edward Real, the timer, is on the
sick list.
Thomas Burke is dangerously i'll Of Ia
grippe.
Miss Louisa Blery, has typhoid fever.
Frank Heller is on the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

A marriage license was issued yester-
dav to Wallace ]. Raines, a native OF
Belmont county, o., aged 81. and Abbie
Y. Hanna, native OF Washington
county. Pa. aged D.; also, TO John Eo-
becki. native Of Poland. aged -. and
Tulie Kaezmarezyk, native OF Po-
land, AGED is; also, to Andrew kerKhof,
a native OF Allegheny, Pa. aged "a,
and Mary Bischof, q native Of Wheel
ing, aged %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

IAN receiving new Wall Paper for
s,r,D0 trade 1894 cheaper than ever,
parlor and bed room papers from to
X cents You will save 20 to 25 per
cent nv calling or sending for samples
1.-THE "Old Reliable Wall Paper Store. "
Jos. GRAVES,
90 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28
Waite,

the only medium in the city, tells your
name. troubles and all You want to
know instantly, before you utter
word. Law, love, luck, stolen or lost
nronertv. divorce, family troubles, brings
back the absent, restores lost ahectlonS'
removes spells and bad luck. 26l5 Chap
line street. ''Red star cars to door.
o 10 every day. Parties out OF town
send stamp for free advice. Entire sat
isfaction or no charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

If YOU have never been able to find
glasses to suit your eyes, consult with
out charge the only Optician in the city,
Prof. Shelf, at his new quarters, ITO
Main street, next door to Shook & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

TUESDAY evening, grand Roast Pig
free lunch at Emel Schmitt's, 1881 Mar
ket street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

ENEL ScHMITT will serve Roast Pig,
Tuesday evening, at 1881 Market
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

err Glass ware at lowest prices at
Iohp Friedel & Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

RoAsr Pro, Tuesday evening grand
free lunch at Emel Schmitts' 1881 MAJ
ket street. Don't fail TO come.