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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

The STANDARD would be pleased "a
hear from all oattlcmcn in Texas aud
the Indian Territory who contemplate
application. We make speciality. of
me rcxas trade. and II guod care OF
stock 10 the yards and good sales ia
what YOU deairc. then send us trial
shipment and we viii cndcavor 10 make
YOU a permanent customer. write rs
sTANDApD LIVE sEoCIS COMAiis-
SION co..,
Room iT9, New Exchange building. u.
3 Yards. Chicago, NJ,
W. a. Sangom. Manager formerly %
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

,.,s,, Teaaa. August ai-hr. X ~
,,.~.,rr ana miss Eani1s Mecauiey were
l-.feS M me rsaidence q pr ho~fa'
w 1890 brotace.in-iaW. Anrist 2 itss
~ p earrett 9iAe ,a. ~ MOON .' i. g
ths .setion received Anrl ran ~
pur ~, : TIE rlln Tupre frfsi tl.i
M MI Ihls rails @4i lasHfs p'eni'
siasp steua. d5las a hafd9arr ana FIX
X .irsre here. natde "a Aftignintnl
Gerry tIan5 W Fads " CasifnYi VI "a
yeaieiaAy' ~ ar'lEnga. Laollftss SONS
I-n's' ,,.er s5cl ss-sfs ref k1-ap
thiN1 Use ,acolNl ass eat fler Ills
~, y. aEAt sslas sasAs sss4s 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Lookhart, Texas. August 25,--Dr BlFrs
Is delivering a series OF lectures al the
Methodist church on the subject Of bap-
tism. The doctor Is very logical and
learned and Is making a serious impress
sion on public thought.
The hrm OF Nosel & Saflerans In the
lumber business hes been dissolved ~
Mr.. Nogel purchasing the interest OF Mr.
Saiterana. who has retired.
Mr.. Frank Frozor ib very low with
the slow fever, which Is prevailing eN-
tensivoly at this time IN Western Texas.
Commencing next Monday we win have
Increased postal facilities on the San
Antonio ana ArBnsas Pass railroad be-
tween Lockhart and Yoaitum.
Messra Laney ~ Gordon have pur-
chased Mr.. Fulps' stock Of goods and
continue the business at the old siand.
MIR. Fulps has retired for a short while
TO recupsrate his health.
The electric Hight plant will be In opera
ton In about ten or ntteen days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

cuero, Texas. August 25-sheriR ste'i
on Yesterday arrested Maguil Herman
dez. a Mexican. who had been making
balloon aseensions here, on charge OF
horse theft In San Pntrlclo county.
sherIn odoiu OF that county came after
The board OF school trustees held q
meeting yesterday evening ani elected
Mss Annie Murphree 10 the vacant po-
stiou In the schools, The faculty is now
complete and school viii open Monday,
3utbulber .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

borg IS improving Tordins the river
is a ching OF the past j. Il. n1nkstOn
has erected a ferry boat on the Buzos.
r. D. Harrison IL erecting a cotton
gin ana WIFI nave Il IN operation Gbcut
the 9Th OF September.
ton. has been In tine city Tor the past
Ilsn davis purchnEng laad. lie made
several deals. involving over $1,000.
" ~ Cone real estate CgcIt or ihis
r,lace. saws he eNpsciH 20 be able tn sell
EO6I pGn.E OF and In the next sixty
JHts land IS selling from 81 10 s2j per
acre; lots from So 20 SO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Elliotts, Texas, August 2i,-At last old
Matagorda county is to have n news
paper. The Bay City Breeze will issue
It's hrst number on next Tuesday the
2Sjh, from Elliotts Postofhce. until a
pustoffioe can be occurred Tor the new
town. Il Will BY the Breeze Publishing
company and Will be "a live worker Tor
Bay City and Aiatagorda county, and
win wen I'LL. It Is 10 be hoped, Il long
felt want.
A primary election has been called for
September II by the White Mans as
ISOLATION Of Managerial county to S.
lect candidates for county offices. The
and MatEgOria, viii be hold juW one
week lator, on September is, Bay city
is Just two miles from Elliotts i. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
Premium
Sewing
Machine

Value $40. our price. 81. which In.
cIudes the suInl- Weekly Gazette TO any
address Tor one year.
Extra attachments IN velvet lined
center drawer are Included.
These attachments are superior to
those made by any other manufacturer.
being the only ones that are on the
market that are warranted risei
throughout. other sets ara MADE prln-
cipally % brass, nieltle plated. The plat
ing serving 70 lido The true character
OF fhe metal underneath.
The Ol2ettes MaFnlne g rtrDug and
eiupie Ia conAtfuciion. There are but
fsg working parts 20 the arm. hence It
" easy 10 keep properly cleaned and
oiled, and almort impossible for Il 20
rst out AZ working order.
THE machine s. iineiy n1lshed and
beautifully 1rnam:nied, and can BE- de-
uended or 10 do Qquelly Won the light
al and she heaviest work.
1he GagatteiH premium machine and
ibe senil- Weai.iy sazftia fos oi.e year.
sgooo.
the Gazefte's nremiun machine
and the dairy and Sunday Ga
zctfe BY mail for ere gear, 1900,
The Gazgitr's premium machine and
The daily ans sunday Gazette by mail
six months. t2lh3
STATE PRINTING co.
Fn<t War.h- Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

HNre, Texas. Angus. ga negro
.ned Bill odom rode into Steele'l store
rlsriay and fell from his horse " tn
|Hn'e convulslons. exhibiting all the
Iafsc,erl5tics OF strychnine p1luonlng,
{i-g soon afterward. Physicllas from
lan were summoned 10 nold & post
fien examination, as Il Is strongly
,}setol tl1t the negro was .;,nis )nrd.
M j. W. Byars and Miss Minnie
tsmith are visiting friends in san
W Potter flames, an old ard honor
" resident Of this county, living IN
s9Ton nelghborhood, IL aangerJ lsly
ana no, expected to recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

9cdings, Texas, August 25.-The recent
|Nyy rains have delayed cotton picking
lne but 1t still continues to roll into
|afket Nine hundred and nifty Daies
ne new crop save been shipped from
place to date.
Ne G.ddings News Will probably be
II TO resume publication by rext
R. Ellis IS laying the foundation
n; handsome ewo-s.Orv building On
~.
4 new seed house -as Just been COM
A x. for NJ. Cans. There are now four
Y ho.rses here. Conplts Ion VIII inuIe
Ae farmers gain It is TO be hoped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Wharton. Texas, August s5.-Messrs.
Dennis and Hamilton. trustees OF the
Wharton white high free school, had
a meeting this morning and employed
nroiessor J. II. Peacock as principal fos
The coming term, HIS asslsiants Will he
Miss LAZY Bylhewood OF Wharton ana
Mas Thelan Of Brazoria county There
are enrc.led I'll pupils within the schol-
astc age; The total fund VIA be approx
imntely @59 Professor Peacock comes
WIN splendid recommendations having
Tor the past year served as one of fhe
corps or .eachors IN the Auburn instl-
tute 10 Georgia, Miss Bythewood OF this
city has successfully been engaged sey-
aral terms already In the past. Miss
lhieian comes also with Endorsements
Which PASSES the boards approval Al
together the board is TO be ooanmended
In their good work.
Messrs. II. Pincus G Co. OF the BAYOU
city have opened a heavy Stock OF drV
goods IN the Seheultz brick building.
They order tho metropolitan Daily Post
mailed 70 heir address as the FIRST move
In business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
TEIE
POLYTECHNIC
COLLEGE,
PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING
As some Of Tho Advantages
Il offers to those desiring
collegiate 0d1oafio0

Thorough instruction in Every De-
parimunt Taught,
Good Discipline, With Special Attention
PAID 10 the Development oi ChHrAc.
tel
Deep Religious Influence and Eat.
nest Effort Tor the salvation Of Pu-
pilu,
Far Enough From the city to Protect
the Students from It's Temptations,
But Scar Enough to secure the, Ad'
vantuFcs Which the city An0rde,
Easy Accessibility by Rail from EVERY
Point Of the Compass, 20 that "
Necessary. Parents Gen Reach The
College ON Short Notice and without
NoXatiuua Delays and Changes,
Unsurpassed Health Conditions, No
Death or Serious Sickness Has Oc.
cured Among the students Since
the opening OF the College,
REASONABLE PRICES FOR BOARD
AND TUITION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
MARI.IN.

A1rtn. Texas. August s5,--An the ar
L'sFmer's have been made for she conn-
/ AR here, vhIch begins october JIG
eeminnes four days. The catalogues
fat been Issued and prospects are that
AeW association VIII make 4 cue
iie minutes Of the District CO i.. are
IAs wrsien up and court Adjourned
III INC negro that assaulted Mrs.
~ ,Wo0len was given seventeen years,
! ~ peat house on the lake was 81, m
i,N MS week and initiated with a
fre Wednesday night.
lnaay nrht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

1ssgel Texas, August 25.-The con-
gwen by the young people OF this
r. hst night was decided success.
M he' procseis amounted to slL25.
k-s eahunt w'l be put In improve
fer - the churh bwldlng here.
Hee'11y eve iing a difficulty occurred
4. 4 saloon here between Bartender
~ i5mes and a Mr.. Suber. in which
! ss,As 0isner received severe scalp
~ w, layioT's court was In session
81 and quite a number were CON
'-'a Until neXt court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

WARE sEMINARY lnr Yrnnn Lndls.

eptut sent 9th. uuqufpssscd climate ladAtiun hr1d
Liza euulrrnntn snd health feo0fd hlnsig AIT lfHe
piaia, anEuases l0platqr fHricai Culture Lfitita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

: ~, ~ ,rsSas. AiSylst 25.-Deputy sher-
~ s.'y yes'erd1y arrested viii Red
- ne negro convict who escaped
Iek % ss Duniop's county farm.
~ n rae Pos, 'i''4 u "'i01i "AS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
SUPERIOR ROUTE

10 points Ia the Southeast via
Houston ana New Orleans.
write ar call On ~. ANA n, q.
nrrnts for inforfhntiou.
q. W. HEtN, ". H. HohiliNs,
Trntnc Nnnngcr, q. J.. q II. a.
q. A. QUINLAN, Yicc-PrcHtdent,
W. u. OuTON, q, u. Lusk,
city rat Ascent. Depot me Agt'
FORT woFs TIL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
ALICE.

Is24s, Angus; 2A-colonei Geo.
b n. 'lse and family came to this
4, 1s. asat q the 22nd in his private
her, $50 a ace time hunting
1tt lf.is returned on this morn
49, 1etesnor Hoxr csme ~ far a.
In M. IN the colonel and from
iifs Aein ics Corpus Christf.
a.. W. nay Bes good rain
.s4i ! reee & very badly. Every
kfsuTs - afy IN this part OF tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
SMALL TALG
nlnor N lstsr, Of Iussrss Brisiy and
PtthilY rol+
HAIIOw Fen.

Mlnor N Nstsry OF Iussrs's brisiy ana
Ptthuy roIA
HALLow Fen.
Howard and Daily tonight
To-NIGHr the small boy will have his
innings.
Go TO hear Howard and Daily At the
North End rink tonight.
THE Silver Globe Club will give their
Aecoud ball Thanksgiving eve.
E.P. RHODES, the Bridgeport miller,
has made an assignment. Liabilities
about $4,000 almost II not quite COW
cred by the assets.
THERE will be no skating at the North
End rink tonight aud 70 morrow night
because Of the rink having been secured
for political meetings.
TOMORROW is the Feast OF All Saints,
an important Catholic festival. Appro-
pirate services will be conducted in all
the Catholic churches.
HoN. JOHN A. HOWARD ana Hon.
Wood Daily will address the Democrats
OF the the city tonight at the North
End rink. Be sure TO attend.
THE LADIES OF the congregation OF
st. johns church in BeuwoOd, gave 8
vsrv successful supIe 10 the basement
OF the church Monday evening.
n Wheeling lodges OF the Jr. o.
L. A. NJ. will go down TO B9llaire
THURSDAY ev ming, where they viii be
eut, rt .lned by the lodges in that city,
DEMOCRATS, don't forget the big rally
and mass meeting this evening, 10 oe
held a. the North End rick. Howard
and Daily will be there aud make good
spesChes.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club
is called TO meet at ODD Fellows Hall,
Wednesday evening, October 3lst at
1870 o'clock, 10 do escort duty for Hon.
John a Howard.
THE members Of the White Lily So
cial will give their 6rst grand bail az
Bishops hall, on Friday evening. Prof.
Miller will furnish the music. The az
fair will conclude with cake walk.
ALL the members OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club should turn out this
evening and attend the meeting In the
North End rink 10 be addressed by Hon.
John A, Howard aud Hon. Wood Daily
A BAND will be at Democratic head e
quarters az o'clock 90 march az the
head OF the Young Mems democratic
Club which will do escort duty to Hon.
John A. Howard and HOr. Wood Daily,
who speak at the North End rink this
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
EFFN 0G7AE PIANO FOR S65O0 T. v. banner & CD

ed the pertinent questions OF the cam
palgn. He said among other things:
after reading last SUNDAYS REGISTER
I was afraid it would be Impossible Ior
me TO get here in time TO speak TO you
tonight. That sheet, in speaking OF a
business boom, which IL says has struck
this city, claimed that the railroads
were all doing a rushing business
the new works were all running fulli
the potteries working stesdy and so on
of ali the local industries. Two years
ago under Republican rule, when every
thing was prosperous IL took train
as long to run from Benwood to this
city, as 1t did to run forty miles on any
part of the road west OF there on &C
count of all the side tracks and the main
line being full Of cars. l saw no
such indications OF prosperity TO-
night when l passed up, The REGIS
TER said the glass houses were all run
ming at their full capacity, when don't
believe there is a glass house running
in the city"
Mr.. Hooten also told several amusing
anecdotes, and that seemed 10 be about
the only way he could arouse any ap-
Dlause. There were by actual count
seveDty-six persons present. NUMBER
os whom were bogs-and it was about
the gloomiest, most diSheartened looking
crowd which has gathered 10 near
political speaker this campaign.
AS Mr.. Curtis did not put 10 an ap-
pearance the next person called on 10
address the assemblage was ID. w. M ar
tin. This gentleman is evidently OF a
very excitable temperament, as he no
sooner got to his feet than he Launched
mo speech, or rather a trade OF
abuse of the Democratic party ana the
Democratic Candidates and the REGIS
TER. His stock phrase was that dirty
sheet, the WHEELING REGISTER. mis-
represents everything it prints" lie
also remarked during burst OF elo'
ouepce. that "Hoke Smith,
dirty Southern rebel, had Actually
robbed so, 900 soldiers of what was theirs
by taking away their pensions. MI
Martin said, I'm my opinion GroVar
Cleveland is nothing but an old Buzzard
Bay fshermao, that's what he Is, for
that Is about all he has done since he
was elected"
Mr., Martin didn't tell his audience
about his jealous efforts in the A. I. a
cause or the methods which he Is EN-
p.oying to defeat Hon. John A. Howard
for Congress II is significant TACT
that Mr.. Hootea has been in a. T. A.
company while in this city. After the
Bishops hall meeting he was escorted
up the street by Organizer II. B. ORA
belle, and last night he was followed by
Dave Martin, the local highmuck-a
muck of that un-American organization.
Is Mr.. Hooten mem Der of the A. ?. A?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
VERY TAmE MEETING
Held at the sixth ward Republican Club
Rooms Lat Night.

The Republicans held a very tame
meeting at the rooms OF the Sixth
Ward Republican Club, last Dight.
Messrs. j. Z. Houten, OF Mounds
VILE, and W. II. C. Curtis, Of West
Liberty, were billed to make ad-
dresses, but only Mr.. Hooten made his
appearance.
Mr.. Hooten harangued his audience
for considerable time on what be call
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

f. C. McClelland, OF this city, has
been matched to skate john }. Bell a
series o! three FIVE mile races for 500 a
side, the winner OF three out OF i've
races TO take the purse. A forfeit OF
S25 o side has been posted. The races
will be skated in the Auditorium In
Plttfburg
Bell is evenly matched against Hanke,
and Mac" wants a good handicap from
Hanke, so it would appear that Bell Is
not in Hauks's class. The first race be-
tween the two will be skated Monday
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
The YMC.A EUterratment Course.

Each fall and winter season for the
past five or six years the Young Mems
Christian Association has successfully
maintained a course Of first class enter
tainments. These have not been given
as q scheme TO make money, but the
object has been TO provide a good class
of entertainments 10 this city Inc
usual course Of concerts was arranged
this season but so few tickets were puT-
chased that the committee felt that 1t
would not be exDed lent to continue the
course. The expenses connected with
such entertainments as have been given
by this association are much larger than
most persons suspect. After the first
concert the committee Of the association
having the entertainments in charge
saw that il was necessary TO either
abandon the course for this season or
risk the loss of considerable sum OF
money. The former course was decided
on and all engagements have been can
celed. The holders Of course tickets
for the concerts can have their money
refunded by calling at the association
building.
The lectures will be continued and
their success is assured. The first lee
ture will be given in the association
hall on Thursday evening by DR.. Robert
Nourse, of Washington, d, c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Annla Rn.Ine.. man CONC

William Basnett, OF Warrington, W..
Va, was buried yesterday. The im-
mediate cause Of his death was pneu-
monia. Deceased was seventy-two
wears OLD, one Of the Oldest merchants
OF the state. On account of falling
health incident 10 old age, he retired
from active business life the first Of last
January. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn his loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChronIcls of tho MovSusas OF
Individuals

Daily OhronIcIs OF tho MoVousas OF
IndiViduaIL
Harry Voitle, OF the South Side, leaves
tomorrow on a visit to friends in Park
ersburg.
John G. Crawford, editor and proprie-
tor of the Vest Virginia World, and a
prominent Democrat Of Marshall coun-
", was 10 the city yesterday. Mr..
Crawford reports that politics are
warming up 10 old Marshall and opined
that It would give its usual Democratic
vote, and he also said that Marshall and
TYLER combined would give Howard a
larger majority than Pendleton received.
/ Charles Il. Carpenter, a prominent
young merchant OF Cameron, w. Va,
was In the city yesterday on his way TO
Pitts0urg.
Mr.. w. E. Phillips, Of New Martins
vile, large lumber merchant, was In
the city yesterday on business.
Dick Jennings, ESQ.,, manager OF the
Knawha OIL Company at Sistersvlile,
was in the city Yesterday.
Judge James Bredin, OF Pittsourg,
was a distinguished visitor in this city
yesterday and registered al the Stamm'
Jas. Hardman, of Butler. Pa, prom
inent oil operator in Pennsylvania, and
and president Of the Butler bank, was
in the city yesterday, at the Stamm.
Col. j. s. Robinson, a prominent
lumber dealer and oil producer OF
Marion county, reg lstered at the Stamm
yesterday.
HoL. Wood Daily, OF Mineral county,
who is to speak at the North End rink
tonight, is in the city.
NJ. Matson, a prominent oil man of
Bradford, Pa, is registered at the
Windsor.
H. o. d. Harrington, well known
oil operator of Titusvlle, Is In the city,
and is stopping at the Windsor.
Mr.. D. w. Phillips, CT the South Side,
is confined to his home with severe
attack OF pneumonia.
VAN KEUREN: Othe Palmer, Bethes-
ida, o.; b. c. Taylor, Marietta, o.; D.
e. Hanshaw, Burton, w. Va; George
johnson. Long Reach; Al. Edwards
] hlllldUSlOHus In oNASSf -
James Hubbard, Eureka.
WINDsoR-CIerk Harrity says ous O.
ness Is boomi ng, and reports guests as
follows: f. 5. RenIg, New PhiIade!-
phia, Ohio; Hon. Jehn a, Hutchinson
! Parkersburg; II. ii. Malone, Sisters
vile; Addison Thompson, Huntington;
Burns DassiI, Bethany; w. Gregg,
| huntsville, Ohio; George w. Eyler
Waynes City, Pa; w. w. Scott, Fair
mont; George Q. Campbell, Parkers-
| burg.
BEHLER. Room Clerk Schwarzoach
reports the following guests: h. b.
! Stewart, New Martinsvllle; ). Ankrom,
st. Mary's, w. Va; j. w. Goodman,
Piedmont, o.; 0. Shriver, Bethany, w.
Va; E. b. Clemson, SIstersvIiie; w.
Skinner, d. Z. Van Morris, Pascal
Hoff. Petersburg; A. w, Musgroye,
Fairmont.
BRUNswIcK-J. A. Hanlen, Coshoc-
ton, o.; G. f. McHenry, Bellaire; w,
K. Caldwell, East Liverpool; j. c. Car
penter, Borny, o.; JAKE A. Jackson,
Earnshaw, w Va; Frank FaIkner,
LittleUon, w. Va; II. Robbins, Fair
mont.
McLURE-L. p. Klein, SteubenyiIIe;
r. e. Lindsay. New Cumberland; h. d.
J. McKeowu, Washington, Pa; VIM. j.
Worley, Kingwood, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. viii II. Frediock, Piedmont, W,
Va; w. D. McLIre, Parke rs6urg; NJ.
Heating, Sistersville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Rnriah Yaster,inK.

The funeral OF Miss Lizzie f sen,
whose death was mentioned In the REG
IsTER several days ago, took D.sc yes-
terday from her home on Market street,
below Fourteenth, and was largely at.
tended. The remains were inferred 81
the Peninsula.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS
81 w1LFREp cLARKE.

One OF the brightest comedians OF the
dav is Mr.. Wiiired Clarke, who has re-
Gently been delighting large audiences
10 Philadelphia with his famous por-
trayals of the Old English comedies.
In a ssyen weeks engagement al the
Girard Avenue Theatre the seats were
sold days in advance Of the date Of
every performance. and night after
night saw the sigu displayed standing
Room Only" Mr.. Clarke will appear
at the Opera House during the holidays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Child Badly scalded.

Yesterday afternoon three-year-old
child of Mr. James Joyce was seriously
scalded by pulling cup OF hot tea from
the table. It's hand and arm were so
badly injured ii was necessary to call in
a physician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
Ne CarafnI. Rows.

Chief McNichol yesterday instructed
his IDENTITIES TO enforce the ordinances
regarding damage TO property, etc
The boys must not 90 too far 10 their
celebration this evening, as the poiice
are under instructions to arrest them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

stifeI g. Co.'S Wrap department Is Tho
most attractive in the city The choicest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

The largest line of seal Skim MINK and
Marten ur Garments ever IN '''' "
Of StiteI 4. co., opsuing this week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

The largest line OF seal skin, wink ana
NarJen Eur Garments ever IN thi' city Is
at .tIleI n 20. g opening THIS week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS!

BPRUDEL WATER-Ths KinE OF Mineral
Waters, trom Mt Clemens, Mich. 4 pure.
Whslsssms water, unsurpasssd ~ beverage
And table water.
KRONTMAL WATRk - From htoaJaa
springs Nassau. Germany This Mineral va
ter is fustl- celebrated for it's excellent ages
tive suali. is also a refreshing aaa delicious
numnsr driaE. either pure or nlKoa "itn Iru'
Eyrup milk. wiao or bran dy.
PrussiA Germany in piatS snd quarts
WELTY 4 CO.
1flsMain and ll2l Market Streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

sufsl & Co.'S Wrap department Is the
most attractive IN the Guy. me choicest
.rvles are found there at tho lowest prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-31

Don't forget to attend the meeting OF
the Young Mems Democratic CIuo al
odd Fellows Hall Wednesday evening