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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, September gS.-At yesterdays
reduced prices theirs was nomlnally
steady cattle market to-day. True, buyers
did not take hold with much avidity, but
having already secured reduction In
prices of 25a35c per cwt, they were not in
cllued 10 force matters further. The re-
ceipts consisted about equally OF natives
and rangers, the estimate being 4,5OO ma
tives. 1000 westerns and 1000 Texans,
8, 500 altogether. But the number did not
constitute the supply, a good many cattle
remaining in sellers hands at the close Of
Yesterdays market. Trade opened late
and slow. It left over more than was the
case Yesterday. Natives sold principally
at 81 75a5 60, with 81 0Oa6 % the extreme
range of quotations. Sales OF westerns
were on a basis of 81 50a4 80 for poor TO
choice and Texans were salable at 81 25a
3 10. Stcckers and feeders were dull at
the recent decline, and veal calves were
weak.
Prices for hogs were very uneven. There
were sales that looked ten cents higher
than Thursday and other sales were barely
as good as for that day The average OF
prices, however, was slightly higher aud
the tone of the market healthier. About
Il, 600 hogs arrived and that practically
constituted the days supply, very few
lots having been left over from yesterday.
Sales were at a range of SCAT 80 for very
common prime. Only here aud there was
a load good enough to bring more than 50 30
and most of the hogs were weighed at
prices below 8 so, though the quality aver
aged pretty good.
The last week has given very little sat
isfact, on to sellers Of sheep and lambs.
Under Mondays heavy receipts (20.49O
head there was slump Of lOa25c and 10
also more has teen clipped off since, the
arrivals continuing large. Only twice be-
fore has the market been burdened with
such enormous supplies and never pre-
viously were prices at lower ebb. The
market was lifeless to-day and weak to
degree at 65cas3 % for inferior to choice
sheep aud at 81 5Oa4 90 for lambs.
Extra sheep were quoted as high as s. 40
and fancy lambs at 10.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000 head; calves 800
head; hogs 1900 mead: sheep ll,OOO head.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, September Is
Cattle-Receip light; market firm; prime
s. 5Oa5 90; good bulls s. GOAT %.
Hogs-Light, dull and lower; Philadel-
phias IS S0a6 90; best mixed and Workers
IS 6Oa5 20; common to fair Workers s. 40a
5 80.
Sheep-steady; extra 50 3Oa3 so; COM
mon SOcaSl 25.
CINCINNATI o., September 2S.-Hogs
lower at a 50a5 65; receipts, l,S00 head;
shipments, 300 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

ShSNk ribs. cash sides, 81 soar 40; October
81 q, =. 321S, closing at 81 321S January
50 70aN closing at So 50. Shoulders,
S. 5Oa6 g. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 6U
az so. WM9ky, distillers finished goods
per gallon 81 49, Sugar, unchanged. But
ter market firm; creameries 15a25c; diaries
,14a2lc. Eggs, firm &C l61<al712c. Receipts
Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat. 5000
bushels; corn, 125, 600 bushels; oats, 17+,0 600
bushels: rye, 1900 bushels y barley, S3, 600
bushels. Sbipments-Flour, $4,000 barrels:
wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 10000 BUSH
els; oats, ia, 600 bushels; rye, Sbush-
els; barley. $1,000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September IS
Wheat, shade easier; No. red SeptemS
Der 53S<a54c; October 54a54l4c; November
55LIa 55Hc: December 56l4 a56H Corn,
s(a1<c lower; No. mixed september ooa
SIC: October 55a56c; December 5OA a507ac.
Oats. dull and &c lower; No. , white Sep
tenber 84sI s35c: October 342<a35c; No
vember 35i{aY5l<c; December 36a364c.
Provisions dull aud leAer. Butter, firm /;
western creamery &c. \Eggs, scarce and
firm; western 1919. ReceNpts-Flour, 3,S9t
barrels and ll,640 Sacks wheat, lOLO0g
bushels; coru, 7,4T7 bushels; oats, 2,65o
bushels. Shipment-Wh heat, N6.1i3 oush-
els; corn, 8, 1896 bushels; oats, l6NOO ousnels.
TOLEDO, OHIO, September &--Wheat
quiet; cash and September Sic; Nay 54c;
October sic; December 5S]Sc; sat QUO.
Corn, cash sic. Outs. cash 29c. Rye steady;
cash 4Sc. Cloverseed, steady; prime casn
and October s. 2715: November 50 30; Feo-
ruary s. 421I; March s. 10. Receipts
Wheat 81 800 bushels; corn, 5000 bushelsi
oats, 5000 bushels. cloverseed, 452 bags.
ADMINISTRATIONS, 1900 barrels; wheat
l,OO0 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye, l,OOO
bushels: cloverseed 203 bags.
CINCINNATI, o., September 2S.-Flour,
in light demand. Wheat, heavy; No. :
red sic; receipts q, 800 bushels; shipments
| 500 bushels. Corn, weak; No 2 mixed
55]Ic. Oats, in light demand; No. 2
mixed 3O5Ia3lHc. Rye, easy; No. 81 &c.
Pork, firfner at sl3 IS Lard, stronger at
IS 80. Bulk meats, stronger at 81 90.
Bacon. firm at IS S711. Whisky, steady;
sales, G3s barrels at 81 80. Butter. steady,
Sugar, easy. Eggs, easy at lac. Cheese,
firm.
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Knnawha RepubIIcan FaetIons.

OUAkLESTON, W. ' A., sept. -,
10 ne Eii,or OF as Rsgis,--.
SIR, The fight in the Republican camp
for Prosecuting Attorney has narrowed
down between A. T.. Blair and G. W. Hall,
Young Frank Burdett having withdrawn
from the race. It's said that the BILL
Dave faction is backing Hall and VIII
make a desperate fight % secure his nom
iustiCn. Hall is sanguine Of success, and
SAYS that he will be an easy winner. On
the other hand, the friends Of Mr. Blair
are confident their man viii knock the per-
SimmOu aud come under the home wire
several lengths ahead of Hall. The fac
tiOual war In the Republican household in
hauawna Will result in an Increased Dem
ocratiC majority here 10 November. There
never was bright or more hopeful outlook
for Democratic success, and IL only remains
for every member OF the party 10 do mis-
whole duty in the premises 70 place Kama
wha county in the Democratic column by
a decisive majority.
The question is asked now, since the
withdrawal of young Frank Burdett,
Whom viii the Burdstt-DiS faction sup
port for Prosecuting Attorney 1t Is
very likely that the majority of this ele-
meDt will 90 20 Blair. Hall will not get
but very few of them. The primaries Will
be held a week from next Saturday, and
the TWO candidates are circulating among
the people and both are working TO win.
The POPUhsts viii cut q small figure in
this campaign here in the Kanawha Val
lev. as will also the PrOhibitiOnistS.
Neither of These parties is organized and
they are almost totally devoid Of leadership
here "a the Third Congressional district
The men in charge of the campaign are
mostly young and inexperienced, aud are
not up 70 the ways and Means Of con-
Quoting political matters 10 successful
termination. kANAWHA
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VUOVN Ladies' fine Egyptian Combed
IANI\ Yarn, Fleece Lined Vests at
iuUlU Zoe, worth 4Oc, at
THE LEADER, 1920 Main.
WEST VIRGINIA OIL NEWS.
A Big Cusher struck ST Friendly, Near
sistorlynle-NeWs ana Notes from Other
Fields.

A Big Gusher struck ST Friendly, Near
sistorlylle-NeWs ana Notes from Other
Fields.
SgsciGt 60 ne Rs1t7tST.
SIsrERsvILLE, w. VA, September Is
A big gusher was brought in aoout four
miles below here to-day at Friendly. The
well is flowing and the oil is thrown over
the top of the derrick. This well is one OF
the many wild cat wells which have been
drilled q that section lately, and the only
one which has amounted 20 anything. IL
is located on the Williamson farm, about a
Quarter Of a mile below Friendly, and was
drilled by VIM. Johnson 4 Co, All the
other wells drilled on three sides Of the
gusher have come in dry holes and the only
outlet % the pool, if there is any, is on the
east. This well coming in such good one
was entirely unexpected as many thought
il was only a waste of time and money TO
put a well down in that section, and as
q result is causing intense excite
ment A large number of people have
been TO see the well and pronounce II a
good one.
Sutton, Kohl and Bailey have started
drilling their No l Thiel on the Ohio side.
There was another good well came In In
the Sistersville field this week.
The kanawha Oil Co.'s well up Miller's
Run on the Bowman farm, Ohio side came
in a few days ago and is reported TO be do
ing about 200 barrels day.
This same company evidently expect TO
do a great deal of work in this section tins
tall. They have made thirteen new lOca-
lions on the Mullen, Dick aud Granny farms,
besides some new work started on other
leases.
The well reported from jackson county
a few days ago has turned out to be a rank
buster
There is some little work going on in
Roane county. Dutson Bros, of Parkers-
burg win put down a test well near Spen-
GER The rig for this well is already up
and the drilling has commenced.
What is known as the Simmons well, IN
the same county, has been closed down, 1t
is reported on account or lack OF funds.
The we'll is now down 800 feet and the
indications are good.
About Harrisville, Richie county, leas-
ing is reported 10 be active, great many
of the farmers and others owning land
having leased at good figures.
Operations at Archer'S Fork, IN WetZel
county. are brisk, a number Of wells being
drilled. some OF which are expected in in
few days.
Over on Miller's run, in the Sistersville
field, there is a great deal Of activity NJ
present. There are about one hundred
rigs up and wells drilling, and the outlook
for the fall and winter is very encouraging.
The big producer recently brought IN over
in that section Oy the kanawha Oil Com
pauy has stimulated operations consider
sOly, hence the large amount of new work.
The Fisher Oil Company, on the Evans
* Russell Ihrig * Co., on the Braddeld,
near Cochransville, recently got good
wells there, which makes that territory
look brighter.
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Annur PEoPLE
Daily hron IoIs OF the movement OF
individuals.

Daily hron Iols OF the movsnsas OF
individuals.
Special 70 ths Register
New YORK, September sS. - The
Wheeling people at New York hotels to-
day were: The Misses Murphy, ST.
Denis.
From West Virginia: e. Brown, Vic
torIa; C. II. GrOtle. Victoria.
From Grafton: VIC. Byers, Broadway
Central
John Brewster has returned from Bal
timOre, Nd.
P. b. Hunt, Of the 500 Line, left yes
tsrday for Chicago
WINDsoR-R J. Marsh, Slstersville,
w. Va; John Hendershot, Kenova, w.
Va
sam Nichols is back again after fn-
ishing dis base ball season with Kansas
City.
Ed Henry arrived home yesterday
from Fairmont, where he has been visit
Ing his parents.
Henry Delhi will leave to-day for
Jennette, Pa, where he will spend sew
eral days with friends.
BEHLER-O. n. Koen, Warrington,
w. Va; r. 5. Fry, Cameron, w. Va;
q. o. Homer, Warrington, w. Va
Msssrs. George Hook, Paul Reymann,
G.. Ed. Mendal and George E. Sufel are
back from a flying visit TO the Smith
field, O., fair.
Louis Zimmerman, Louis DriehorSt,
viii Baker, Fred Frazier aud Fred
Dico will ali drive to New Cumberland
Sunday with double teams.
SrAMu-W. P. Nelson, Sistersville,
w. Va; j. j. Richardson, New Martins
VILE. w. Va; Homer r. Koen, Man
nington, w. Va; Fencing Master Com
pany.
DR.. George I. Garrison, who has been
In the city the past few months insti-
tuting lodge Of the A. o. L. W., will
leave to-day for mis- home In Wheeling
Charles ton Mail.
Messrs q. w. DickersoH and w. L.
Constantine, representing the Home
Protective Building aud Loan Associa-
ton of Pittsburg, are in the city, stop
ping at 1000 Main street.
Capt. Win. 5. Sims, the we'll known
salesman for Schaefer & DriehorSL
passed through the city on his way
home after spending two weeks in tha
mountains OF Maryland and West Vir-
ginia.
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SMALL TAl1.
MinorassssI OF Iatsrs's )Beisay
PithllY Told


MinoratssrI OF Iassrs's 1Belsay ana
PithnY Told
THE ladies' Of the Golden Eagle will
! picnic at Mozart Park to-day.
Orro AUBER, the South Side timer,
gave a pig lunch to his friends last
RIght
HARRY ALLEN was arrested By Omcer
esmond, last evening, on charge Of
drunkenness.
sport" the well known trick dog at
the Tunnel Green, was killed at
Eleventh street the other evening.
THERE was one case in Police Court
Yesterday morning. The offender was
Thomas O'Keeie and he was fined IS
and cost
THE ''Odds" of the L0ngislow Liter
ary Society Of the Richie school, held
very interesting meeting yesterday
Afternoon, many visitors being present.
THE tremen at the Hook and Ladder
,xisb 10 return thanks 20 the Women's
Union Benevolent Society for the ele-
CANT lunch that was given them last
night
THERE was quite a delay in the run
ming OF cars on the Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Bellairs electric railway
yesterday csused by the breaking Of a
water pipe supplying tho boiler,
TIE New York base ball club have
cancelled their date here on the coming
Monday, being unable 20 play. This
will not interfere with the Cleveland
game on October 9Th.
David Evangel Cd. W. Brewer will
conduct TWO religious services, Sunday.
az Odd Fellows Hail. Preaching az
$3.50 and praise service az 2. n. All
invited. Seats free.
A REPORTER walking along Chapline
street about midnight the other night
was surprised 70 see prominent young
society man elected from she residence
OF prominent citizen by several young
ladies.
THE funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Mary Noble, took place
AZ the family residence, No. So South
y Broad way, last evening at o'clock,
Rev. Dr. r. r. SwOpe officiating. The
remains will be taken TO Smith6eld, o.,
this morning for burial
SOllE parties applied % Mrs. AcAer-
man OF the South Side yesterday, II she
would sell some sand kept In her yard
Mrs. Acksrm8a said phe would, and
told them the price. This didn't suit
the people so they went away. Later
when Mr.. Alderman was out the same
parties called again and took away
nearly all the sand.
THE Wheeling Park bartenders will
give an outing on Thursday, October
18th. Music FOR dancing will be fur
nished by the full Opera House Orches-
ira. Prizes Of $40. IS aud s., will be
offered for the best scores on the regu-
latiou bowling alleys, and there will be
novel cake walk, 10 addition 10 numer-
Gus other attractions.
The Jewish New Year, called "Rosh-
Hashonoh," will set 10 Sunday evening.
Divine service will be held at the Syna-
gogue, beginning promptly at $50 ., m,
and an English sermon will be preached
by Rabbi BonUheim. Monday morning
the service will be resumed at $3.50
o'clock, at which time appropriate
songs and hymns will be rendered by
the choir and a German sermon de-
livered by Rev. DR.. BOnnheim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SToCxs-The stock market was irregular
throughout the day, with the general ten
dency in the direction of lower prices
until late in the afternoon, when shares
bad reached about the lowest level. At
this time a very good buying movement
set in, which brought about recovery In
most Of the issues traded in and some
shares an advance on the Gay was estao-
liShed. Sugar and Chicago Gas were the
speculative features. the first named be-
ing bv far the most prominent ia the trans
actions. AT the opening Sugar receded 4
and quickly advanced g, but under free
selling a break Of pa per cent. was effect
ed. The market closed at IA decline.
Chicago Gas rose 4 in the early dealings,
but on Western selling a break. OF "a
was made before noon, rallied Is,
closing at = per cent gain on the day. The
Grsngers shares show declines on the day
Ofl1s. The bond market was fairly firm,
but became easier in the afternoon In
the late dealings however, there was
rally IN the more active issues. The sales
fOrHhe day were S115, 800. Total sales Of
stocks 245, 426 shares. Quotations closed
bid:
Atchison. G; Adams Express, 145:
American Express, Ill; Baltimore and Ohio
76l5; Canada Pacific. 65${; Central Pa
cifc, 1873; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1873;
Chicago and Altca, $40; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 73A Chicago Gas, 694 :;
Delaware and Hudson, l54H; Delaware,
Lackswanna and Western, 10; Denver
and RIO Graude preferred, 339S; Distill-
ers and Cattle Feeders Co., 81; Erie,
10; do preferred, % Fort Wayne, l53;
Illinois Central, 50; Lake Shore, 1876;
Michigan Central, 9S]4; Missouri Pacific,
%; National Cordage 14a4 do. preferred,
-; Norfolk and Western preferred,
FAX; Northern Pacific, Az do. preferred,
lS4; Northwestern 1925; do. preferred,
~; New York Central, 500; New
YORK and New England, 81; Pacific Mail,
49,; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
81; Pittsburg, 1853; Pullman Palace, l59;
Reading, ~; Rock Island, 81; St. Louis
add San Francisco first preferred, -; st.
Paul, CAS-; do. preferred. III; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, 1879; Texas Pacific, ga;
Union Pacific, l29S: United States Ex-
press, IS; Western Union, S7@5; Wheeling
AID Lake Erie 1875; DO. preferred, Az.
Mining Stocss-Band B., -; Cholor, ~;
Crown Point, 90; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 4G5; DeadWood, 50; Gould
and Curry, 50; Hale and Norcross, 10;
Homestake, 1909; Independence, -; Mex
lean, AS; North Star, -; Ontario, 800;
Ophir, 355; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
l25; Standard. rs; Union Con-. 50; Iel-
low Jacket 50; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, $50; do preferred. 400; Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

CATALOGUE AND PANPHLET WORK
~ HAViag the most eompleJs equiPneHt IN
both EAchiHery ana material, the west YirEia
Ia Printing Company are pre- PGrsa TO tura on
printing Of this class in the most approve
Styie and in the shortest time. Esiinstes
uished on application WEST VIRSlbl
KINT ma 60. 1885 karkss Gtrss-
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MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS!

sPRUDEL WATEE-Ths Ki1s OF Hisersi
Waters, from ML Clemsas, Mich. pure.
Wholtsens water. unsurpassed a. beverage
and table water.
KRONTHAL WATER 90 From KroHtbA.
Springs. Nassau, Germany. Tbs Mineral Wa
ter "a Justly cslsbFAts5 Tor rs exssieni dyes
tive Qualities. IS also a refreshing AID dslioop,
summer drink. either pure or mixed With ffuis
syrup milk. wine or bran dy.
APOLLlNARIS WATEk-From Rheanh
Prussia Germany, in pints and quarts
p. WELTY a CO,
1IlfM Man and 1871 Market Stresth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

Another fair sized audience witnessed
the second performance OF The Old
Sojer" atahe Grand last night, There
Is lots Of ln, good singing and dancing
IN TIE pl aud the applause was fire.
quent. Two more performances will be
given, Ond this afternoon and the last
tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
woODSFIELD,

WOoDsFIELD, o., September 2S.-Thk
Arlington band, under the leadership a
Prof. T. J. Nelson, Gccompagied by Prod
A. J. Lee and the Arlington quartette oX
vocalis,s, viii give an entertainment 10
the Court House the three nights OF the
fair, October 2, 3 and 4
The Monroe Bank viii close business
lach day Of the fair at - o'clock standard
he.
hs annual meeting Of the Christian
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Trade WINNERS We WANT HoDR fRIDi~
BOYS SUITS And phfS.

.fb.ss COT cash ihooderboits are tbs Gauss .
~ a., vordsrloi success. aud the public. look-
ipr for fall values Ter every dollar, - cAfchinxI
an 10 our bargains. suc business nnI3t at rateI
that big prohEs are oct o. tse q1esti2n.
Hesiles Macy ether 5afRalos tnat yol VII
a. yyhsn visiting fntf gfsat sale, Which VII
.continae until baisBcs Of stock 10 sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

The attraction az the Grand Opera
House the first three nights Of next
week will be the Getty Sports Big
show" Of the speciality kind. This
company lays claim 70 having the
largest organization OF it's kind To exist
ence, numbering ia all thirty people.
Foremost Of the specially people are the
famous four Nelson sisters, South Amer
lean lady acrobats. There seems 10 be
nothing in an acrobatic way that these
ladies cannot accomplish and they
create a sensations wherever they ap-
near
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PETROLEUM.

NEW York, September 2S.--Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil, sales none;
October option sales, none; closed at o25c
bid; Lima oil, sales none.
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BARGAIN
{. B. PU
Bargain
Bulletin.
NAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchase
at Assignee's sale the entil
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOI
ING CO., and place the same o
the market for a few days
prices that will move 7
goods. Bargain unters
do we'll to call early.
following extract from
o p en- in s announced
speaks for itself, and we pre-
pose to close the balanoS
tAe stock at still lower
prices. {
SPECIAL DRIVESA NO COMPETITION
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BIG PROFITS NOT MT. READ, Die
AMONG THE GOODS 4
MEA'S FINE SUITS.

n you can match these goods for less than
double our price snyvhsrs, yea will much
oblige Nc by returning The sane and We will
cheerful.y refund your money. This ls as plain
and fair a. Ne can make 10. and We mean exact
~ what we say.
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BIG CLOTHING SALE WI ARR LEADERS

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester. n. Y, In years occurred Tues
day morning, April Sd. in the wholesale
clothing district on ST. Paul street
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars worth
Of Clothing were destroyed. But tl23,-
900 worth Of Fine Clothing manuiac-
tured for spring market was was saws
and to settle the insurance the eat
stock has been removed to Whe0ll
w Va. and will be sold for Half q
or so cents on tho dollar
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

alonsv, I Per Cent-GOvsrnmeutS,F Irmer.
Stocks, Higher Flour, Easy - wheat,
Lower.
New YoRK. September 2S.-Money on
call closed easy al l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3a515 per cent. Sterling
Exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S614a4s64 for demand.
Silver certificates 63S[ bid.
rl,vrpN-ATvNTs-l'ir mer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

hmm The Leaders special sales
EN( to-day. Goods guaranteed
I'D as advertised.
THE LEADER, 1920 Main.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

REAL MERIT is the characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparilia, ana 1t is manifested
every day 10 the remarkable cures
this medicine accomplisheS. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try it.
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MAGNETIC lraDEaS YOU WAHr QUE GOODS
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AMUsEMENTs


T''THE FENCING MASTER"
The best house OF the season greeted
the F'Fencing Master" at the Opera
House last night. 10 was a cultured and
apprtciative audience, and IL bestowed
generous applause upon the many mer-
itOriOus features OF the production.
Miss Dorothy Morton, the captivating
young lady who made such a splendid
impression upon Wheeling musical peo-
pie two yesrs ago. was the prims donna
OF the company. She sang and danced
herself into the hearts OF her audience,
and was spplauded every time she ap-
peared on the stage. The opera is
tasteful production, with special
scenery, handsome costumes, and
company of more than ordinary ability.
"THE PBINA DONNA"
Pne-Success " hich has met Miss Inez
Mecuskefs Efforts with the famous
Souse's Band Concerts at the Mid-Win-
ter Fair IN Sau Francisco. and az the
Garden Theatre ia New York City, have
resulted 10 her selection OF an orerstic
farce comedy, THE Prima Donna" by
Charles HorWitz aud Jules +. Pereyra,
and music by Frank =. Atherton, in
which Mr.. Horwitz, the co-auJhor, and
Mr.. Anterior both appear nightly with
a very capable company OF artists 10
Miss Mecusker's support She is graft.
fying an horOrable ambition IN appear
ing as a star, since she possesses the
necessary attfibgIe- 20 stellar success.
Hard times have seemingly been forgot
ten, FOR on an occasions large and ap-
Ureciativs audiences have welcomed her
ia the spirit that high class attraction
IS worthy Of support Rt all times. The
play will be at the Odera House Friday
night, October 5tb.