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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
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NrM Nnrk Dry Goods.

New York. sept. % Agents have adj
vanced all August Hheetlngs lido. The
advance In The price OF cotton has
caused the market 10 come TO stand.
and agents will not sell goods, except
In store May stocks OF spot brown
goods were closed out before $3.50 a, M,
and preferred contracts for october NJ
fullest prices were declined by the
mills. Agents prlcea nre being revised
and many advances VIII be made TO.
morrow in brown bleached. colored and
fancy cottons. Printing cloth innrkct
at a stand at 1-sc and more buyers
than sellera. with spot cotton l-ic
dearer at 5-Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

No. ! hard Manitoba. A. II lid. No
California. A. II I'D.
Futures steady, lad lower TO lid
higher. september, A. md october.
AZ 10 SAD; November, ts II lid; Decem-
Der. %: January, IS i-2d. February, 81.
Corn--Spbt Arm. American mixed
new. Is 6i-ed
Futures unchanged TO Lad higher.
September Is sd October, 81 40;
November. ss "a; December "a std;
January, 81 sd; February, IS a lad.
F'lout-Steady. demand fair. freely
supplied. 81. Louis fancy winter. ts
Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

New York. Sept. 25.--Cogtnn quiet;
padding. 5-sc, Net receipts, none
tsss, forwarded SaS. sales. i2S. spinners,
sss; stock. ibO,eai bales.
T1tel ta,sy-Nct ce ;eip.s. 1851; ex-
ports /, Great Britain, 1898; stock, 4lo'-
Toe bales. ,,
consol! ioted-Net receipts. gS,s21, en-
ports to Great Britain. 292O; France 2OV;
continent All bales.
Total since September Net re.
celpts. 249, 547: Great Britain. oV'oVi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
LocAL rnIoE ouRnENT.

Hams. Medium, canvased, 10 l-ec.
Breakfast bacon, canvased, 9 l-2c.
Bacon. sides. smoked, 7 l-4e.
Bacon bellies, smoked. l-4c.
Dry salt. sides, G 1-2c.
Dry salt, bellies, l-2c.
Leaf lard tierces, lie.
Compound lard tierces, l-2c.
Lard in cans advance over tlerce
" F0.pound cans. lac. 1O-pound cans,
3-lc; 5-pound cans, Use; S-pound cans
sugar-standar fine graduated, In
bags OF 100 pounds each or IN barrels.
lie; cut loaf or powdered. Lee
choice yellow clarified, lee prime
yellow clarified, 1-4c.
Coffee--Ronsted l-pound package
Moknska, q lee; Arbuckle, 22ci Lion
22c; XXXX, nc; Cordoya. 20 lie.
Fancy Rio. % l-2c.
Choice Rio, 81 1-2c.
Coffee--Green. Fancy Java, ssc.
Fancy Peaberry, &c.
Prime Rio. 20 lie.
Fair Rio. 10 l-2c.
Common Rio, 10 l-9c.
Beans-Lady Washington. sl-ic.
Lima, &c.
Pink, 3-ic
J3ayous S-ic.
Black Eye peas, Sc.
Produce ana fruit-Apples, fancy
northern, per barrel. s2.O0u25O; MeNi-
can Seeding oranges, $500 choice
lemons, 360s, S.: California pears per
box. Sips; Tokay grapes, per crate
Si.75 black grapes, per crate. Sl.25; on
ions, new, 75c per bushel onions. new,
lie per pound; cabbage, la-ie per
pound; new Irish potatoes, northern
Flour (Jobbers prices)-Fancy patent,
81 ISL; half patent. SL75i family, slOb;
| foreign mills, high patent, N.eo; iancy
patent, s.75; straight, $LG5.
Grain bags-Bale lots, new 5-bu,. 3
o., 3-4c; new l-2 bu., S-oz., corn.
Lee: centrals bale lots &c: La Platas'
| &c; second hand oat sacks, DC.
Country Produce
wheat--No. ?. zoe; Nc. 3, 67c
Corn-Shelled, mixed, ouik. J2D i l9ts,
s5c: ear corn from wagons, 2OuZoc,
| sacked corn, car lots, Z. o. b. country
points. 25c; ear, zoe. ,,. -,
Data Texas rust proof IN bulk from
wagon, lgQi7c: car lots, saeked't o. D.
country points, is i-2Alee.
May-job lots. s7.5o9s.oo' according
70 BST S4jb lots, 7Oci car lots &C. Z
O. Meal-Forty pound, s5ci car lots sse
.,,ini,en feed wheat, fob lots, CSC bu.
iced meal. see; car lots, soc ewt' "a :,
po,Itry-Spring chickens s-'-'1-.''
ne,. dozen, hens. s.e5 per dozen.
rnr,seys--.S6ei7 per dozen; no shle' -.
Butter-country, ls92Oc' creamery
sutterlne-solid. sO-pound tubs iae-
re Amt hides. Sc TO lie; dry IN l
asy,sged hides. 4c to &c; green shl
bides' q lee 10 G 1-sc; green puie"s'
hidss, 4 i-2c to 9 lie. ,.,,. a.,
prime tallow--3 l-2c 70 $50
bleaehed bones, s. per ton
Local livestock Market
psnor,ed by the STANDARD con'n'iS
s,n,' company, Union stock yaros, 49,
Good raj hogs. Ss.bha 9 ~; lsn, no ~,
81 g0nS.25; wagon hogs, ,s'i sen,nnd. Ia
c-.vss 81 0Oa2.s5; In good peiIiilne liz
s,sers. s3.0Ogs26; medium COVE s'''''
an. feeders s2;50a2i5.
49, Local Cotton Market =.
rort worth. Sept af.-.N9,nlns ~ ~
.,,.sd below mlddling. hiadhiiiasi,',
l,n'i middllng. i-sc: 5000 in'1os y Y Z
su3S strlct good middline ~
I ,s ,sv fsir. I S-sc; fair. g; pfiv =,
iinehansed. although New IN ,liec d
Na,y orleans declined hoVu' .tIrrnin
NsM Volnraes gensraiiy .ts,,'.
Iva s,iec dearer ali around here; ss II =,
M ~ = York and New orleans d inr'
new uaehanged srem yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

.-s7-s-a-a1---'---s-7-,--7---s- -
WANTED--f have friend and my
self: We both want TO buy homes In
Fort Worth. Give number OF street
aud best terms. =. NJ. Seat. Waco,
Tex.
WANTED--To buy. nice little home
In Fort Worth wen located WIN pay
$3.50 cash. balance $50 per month.
Buyer. care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

New Orleans, La. Sept. 25.-Cotton-
Futures, sales ASSOC bales. Septem-
ber, S.i3 bid; October. S.43 bid; Novenlll-
Der, S.34aS. 35: December, S'SsWs. Az;
january, S.i4dlS 10: February, >. lS@
May. s,54aS. 30; June, s .69@S.70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

New York, Sept. 25.-Cotton-Flrm'
SPOT. mlddllng uplands. s 5-Sc; mid
ding gulf, use. Sales, 429 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales, $50
100 bales. January S.bS; February,
Isl; March, $40; April, SIG; May, W.
September. s3i: october, $50; NoVem-
Der, SA2; December. $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

New York. Sept. 25.--The Evening
rats London cablegram;
q. Today all the stock markets We're
We except mines, which were booming
sailously Contangocs In all markets
rere rather sitter because money MS
80 50 largely into mines. ccntansoes
va Americans were about Peg cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

New Orleans, Sept. 25.--Cotton firm;
nddllng. lac; low middling, Csc
good ordinary, 9-16c; net receipts
{les; gross, 4349; exports coastwise' 49,
sales, $500; stock, 9,iS5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

London, Sept. 25.--Consols for money,
107 "a; consols for the account, 101
1915. Bar silver, 30 9-16; money. IA per
cent; rate of discount for short and
three months bills, 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

81. Louis, Sept. 25.-cotton-Firm
and 3-lGo higher. Middllng, 3-iVc,
sales, 100 bales; receipts, S9I Bales
shipments, s22 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

Galveston. Tex, Sept. 25.-spot cot
ton firm. Middling. s Lac. Sales, DIV
receipts, GO07; exports, nonei sloch'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
anAIx AM PROVISIONS.


CbleaEo, Sept. 25.-wheat went up
with a whlrl and down with a thud
today. closing lie lower for Deeem-
her. shorts were scared by last night
bulge on the curb, but the advance
tempted longs, whose realizing result
ed In the closing break. The bulge
started on dispatch from London
saying that Russia was now ohs,t XIX,
very little wheat, the current SNIP
ments being wheat sold some time
aqo for September and October ship
ments good deal OF this strength
was left over and the market AZ the
onening was strong and there were
a good many orders from the OUTSIDE
brought in by the news Of advanrc.
which went out last night The tact
thnt the northwest deliveries We're
oniv about two-thirds or what they
were yesterday and less than they
were n year ago also tended 10
strengthen the situation, as did inc
stronger Liverpool cables. Later
,here were cables from Liverpool say
ing that the worlds wheat Hhipm'nis
last week were over s,0OO,O0O bushelh'
Instead Of little over 100000 as mn
nounced yesterday, causeu the Inn w,
10 weaken. Lucky longs began 10 cat
I've pro1ts and there was free slortH
seIilne under. which the price vent
an 1 ia from the high point
Corn was very dull. and whei re-
lleyed from the influence OF the early
buillshness In wheat II was weaN. u
opened firm and a shade higher put
he advance was all lost ana 'ome-
thing besides TO the close.
Oata slow. bat held very slea'y us
wen az featurelesf.
Provisions after narrow nuctuttlons
cInrad a fraction lower. Pork ~ lee
ioyer; lard unchanged for odober
ana s1-2c lower for January. and ribs
silse higher for october and Fl-2c
lower for January. M
Estimates FOR Thursday,-Whelt, "
cars: corn, Gi0 cars; oats. 500 cars hogs'
$4,000 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

CiiiLSON 4 Co. HenFlst7a, clay county.
Iexus, ssli anq exchange iasms, fah ,isi,'
I'll, Keferencis Farmqr4F Nnlional hanh.
fienyleftn. First Natlnual lane. fofi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

usaufeeturef iix9 HALE TIES.
inON ana STEEL ituOfiNG.
Hon AID STEEL t'ENCiNo'
o. K. Harry. Hxha'' 's'AN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
u. Il. sLAGER. G. G,
w. II. LEMOND, x. X. 8.
rttr iNaTRn ATioKAL ROUTE u. a O. ~
$3.50 RAfLROAD.1

n n c. train leaving Fort Worth Gao
q N. tnakog Immediate connection At Hearns
ard o. @. 4 $. Y. train leayins For s.,, Mer,s
T05 y. m makes immsdls,s eonnsoT rs,o ~
xustin, San Antonio. Laredo and poinu 10
ussico Through aseepers between Kansas
CIV. Fort Worth and san Antonio VIA
Iiearpe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
PATEETs-

wIILL,M q. HENDERSON. couuselor.at
law anu solicitor Of American aud foreign
pafoufs, trade mnrkA aud labels: itooin,
70 10 %, Norris building. corner 1ltlh 81
,pars erperience. Including sefylcn IN ~,
aiming cogps b. y. pateut once hen1
eEefch Of model for report o. 70 PAtsn..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

FOR EXcHANGE-1itO acres Of flne
ldAck wnxy Ellis county lands, all
fenced; 800 acres In cultivation; three
houses, most all tillablti howlnR arte-
Sian well; on railroad and near a
station with two railroads; abundance
OF water; price. 500 per acre. onc-haif
IN Fort Worth property and remainder
Farm OF 200 acres, feur miles north
OF Milford. IN Ellis county; all fenceuI
three houses and most all In cnltiva-
lion, black waxy soil; abundance OF
water and good orchard; $1,000. one
half In Fort Worth property.
Farm of 1913 acres sEvcn miles east
of Ennis, IN Ellis county. Texas. all
fenced: 200 acres In cultivation; nbun.
dance OF water and aome TIMBER soil
black sandy, rich. and lits level. Three
houses and orchards; price $3.50; want
Fort worth property. Now, every one
knows all about the good lands OF FL
jir county. We want 10 exchange the
above as stated. u yen are In cpn-
dillon 20 make such trade, come 70
see uH and we VIII Bhow the land.
Huffman 4 Co. Fourth ntreet. Fort
Worth. Texas. $500
EXCHANGE what you don't want for
what you do want. Everything ex-
changed. Send stamp for lint. Lands,
I'M 10 1000, for merchandise, city
realty. oil or nnptha launch. or most
nnything movable. jersey COW, 4ffv
PAGER. shetland pony nne lack or land
FOR fine upright piano. Bicycle TOT
what have you? standard stallion.
in.ks and icnnies TO exchange, Jersey
cattle and Shetland pories very low
for caah, 70 close out. No encumbereu
property handled sharks need NOT
write. fifty cents a year for the Week
~ star. outside the state. ~ L. 5eh-
nIngr. Marshall. Tex.
To TXcHA oE,--iio0 acre stock farm
miles from city; 400 acres egficui-
,u,ni and fenced and Nicely imprvv-
III Tor Panhandle lands. knight ,
Biackburu. 2os Houston street
iT5T EXCHANGE = si2to cash. 100
aeren. 90 In cultivation, rented Al $all
@ssh wen Improved, no encpfabrHnce.
ssiOO, Tor 1850 worth OF merchandise.
II. s. Hare.
NEIoHBoR, II you want 80 buy vi!
or exchange second hand furniture and
stoves. call AZ 2iS Houston street x
II. STANDBY.
TO EXCHANGE A. ten room porruioE
hoese on Jones and Eighth street, 20
exchange for residencs. Address DOE
4St. city Il. 4,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

TO EXCfiA NGf,'- A len rom portdinE
hecse on Jones and Eighth street. 20
exchange for residcnee. Address DOE
iSi. city n. 4,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

5yr wol,Ks-csil al dasten bIoA; leos
Main slfect Tor hasinE soiisd eio'nips
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THE GAzETTE's
CLASSIFIED ADS.


RATE PER LINE.
One Insertion, ,,....,..........,'.' y!
one week. .s..,.s...,....s.s'.s''' 80
one ..........s..s..s....s..s w
Count six words to the line.
NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES,
NO CHARGES LESS THAN 20 CENTS
List in Office week ending septom-
y. 2. A. u. G.. 7.
lily A., 3. A. r., 3.
Il. W. H.. /. X. Y, A., :.
s. g. X. $. Z p; "a;
J. J: e. E.. !. Girl Ii T. i. J.
q. W. H., 4. Mira. b.. 2.
Dolphin. 1. a. D., I.
PERSONAL.
NJ u. H.--Leave out w, +, or Sey-
mour, and gO from Iowa Park 70 Hem
rietta- Letter there.
COMPETENT public stonOgrapher nt
Cotton Belt Ticket office, formerly at
Worth Hotel
1EKfHl TEE1Hi!--Choape aud best III
town. ], W. Blake. u, d. s., Thlrd. cor
not MNln.
TADIEst Chlches,or's gnglsh Ponnyoyal Pills
IL e's 20 o, e,'4 9tf The .,,i ngsi s:s. .S
l, c6isc. i;' 5hsasss srt g.. ilaa.," ' r..
THE LADIES' SAFE GUARD" ~
guaranteed to give absolute protection
FOR one year, aud can be worn without
the knowledge Of another; price, soc,
. for 81, no circulars. Ladies' supply
Co, Ia Crosse, wis.
no general commisalon agents. experi-
enced bualncsH man desires communl-
cation with well established Fort
Worth commission house. Object, po-
sitlon or partnership. Address Com
mission" care Of Gazette.
"THE LADTEs' SAFE PROTECTOR"
assures protection. ~ easily adjusted.
absolutely reliable, ind can be worn
| without the knowledge o. another.
| Send for particulars, La Crosse
| Specially Co. La Cross, WIS.
RUBBER goods for byglenIe and prl-
vHte use. Gem Rubber Co, Kannas
City. Mo.
wkNTEp-To BUY.
WANTED.--f have friend and my
self We both want to buy homes In
Fort Worth. Give number OF street
Tex.
-.
| WANTED--Io buy, nice little nome
In Fort Worth well located. WIN pay
SlL0 cash balance $50 per month
buyei' car" '"N'''u' ----.-..-..-..-.------.-
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IOsT--FOuND - SrHASGD--sIobEN
......,,..,..-... >l..,sse-,.@~--,>e..,s---
iioights and Fort Worth. by way Of
atova foundry. roll Of oil mating With
the name q " w hsitil, ~ III III ~ ~.
Texas. on u. ANY ihl9t,innion VIII ~
gladly received by Gaining on OF hu'
!. -----7-----
books, WIN reward the one wno y.
tanninss svanae.
5e,-n.ne . -
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

liverpool. sept s5.-w me- .-,S.er
~ nr% % i a- No. : red spring. s u l'zd;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

lNOR RilNT-lTwo unfurnIshed rooms,
southern exposure. apply 1914 Lamar
atrect,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

q. REDfIELD 4 son. ~,
General f,,luranre, Heal Ekfute and itentsi
Agents, Notary IN Office. Ardmore. l. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

one Insertion announcements ~ ~
one week. .....s..,'s... 80 90
one month. .....,....s,,,.,.....,.,. w
Count six words to the line.
NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO CHARGES LESS THAN 20 CENTS
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THE INrERNATl.o,fSA,,bb i norTh g q O. y

CIV Fort Worth and ssn Antonio, VIA
Hearne. with which immediate connectiens
arc made AZ Ennln 70 and from DAlias Ihe
tonic, Laredo aud points IN Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

The Great Rock Island route VIII
all tickets Heutemher 20 and 80 20 To-
pe,,a and return MT one fare for the
round trip. Good for return until oc-
iops' . W. t. ORION. G. T. A.,
Corner Filth and Main Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26
ROT SALE.

DIRT FOR sALE--TwclVc hundred
loads good soll, near corner OF Front
and rhrncimorton streets. eau Mt the
work or drop postal. A. j Hayes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

NEIoHBoR. IL you want 80 buy. sell
or 4 xchnnee second hand furniture and
sfoyaE. cali at 2ls Hcuston Atree.- ~
II. STANDBY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-26

i70R EXCHANGE = siato cash. 100
acres. 30 in cultivation, rented az seil
1900, Tor 1850 worth OF merchandise.
II. s. Hare.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
W. s j. WON EASILY.
Geneva College Eleven shut Out in q Game
of YE-oaI,fnseo,

at Washington.
Washington. Pa. October 5.-Washing-
ron and Jefferson College defeated Geneva
College mere to-day In one OF the best foot
bail games ever seen on the loca! grounds
The score was IA TO o. but would have
been much larger had ". & J. played the
game during the first half Failure TO
play the signals and poor team work pre-
vented W. q j. from scoring the first half
but when the two eleveps lined up for the
second bout The local college men went
into the game in earnest
Geneva kicked off and Brownlee. W &
j. s full back. sent the ball flying back
with one Of the best kicks he ever made
The teams then lined up in the center of
the field and by good interference w. 6 J.
pushed the ball to Geneva's ten-yard line
when Frye was sent over for the first
TOUCHDOWN Of the game. No goal From
this time on Geneva seemed DISCOURAGED
w. & j. backs Inglis. OF ". & J.. took
the bali on Geneva's twenty-yard line and
by clever lodging ana running made the
second touchdown Brownlee failed 10
The team then lined up for the third
time with ten minutes TO play. and by
good end runs and PUSHES W. & J. sent
ely over the line again for the third touch
down BrattOn kicked goal The line Up
or the teams was as follows:
". & j Positions. Geneva
W. & fright. end, Hamilton, right
tackle. Fiscus; right guard, Blank; center.
Han: left guard. Inglis; left tackle. Rodg-
ers: left end Aiken quarter, Brallier;
rieht half Frye Capt.; left half, Ely;
full back. Brownlee.
Geneva. O.-Right end. Todd right
tackle. Morton: right guard. Chalfant:
center. Engle; left guard. McBurney; left
tackle. Hunter; left end Todd: quarter
NcCloskey Capt.; right half. Corbus
Ieft half. S. A. Sterrett' full back, n. J.
Toucbdowns Frye 1. Ely l, Inglis L;
Goals Brallier 1; umpire and referee
FROST and Williams (alternate); linemen,
Coulter and Wilson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cleveland. O.. October 5.-Cleveland
made il three sraights to-day in the
wind-up of the games for the Temple
Gun in this city. An immense crowd
was at League Park long before the
hour set for the beginning of the game.
Al least twelve thousand people were
in the stands, on the field and perched
on the fences surrounding the PARK.
The day was a trifle cool, but the air
was clear, and the sun shone brightly.
The crowd was enthusiastic, but there
was not a Particle of disorder. The
game was won by the Clevelands by
superior playing. The visitors We're
unable to hit Young effectively, while
Mcmahon was pounded for seven sin
giles and four doubles, three of which
would have been three-baggers at least
but for the ground rules.
Cleveland won in the first inning with
three runs. Burkett opened the game
by driving the first ball pitched to left
for q single Mexican hit TO Gleason,
forcing Burkett out at second. Childs
hunted safely and McAleer's single to
centre scored Mexican. Childs crossing
the rubber a moment later on Tebeau's
hit TO centre. McAleer stole third and
scored while thinner was being thrown
out at frs; by Jennings. Blake ended
the inning with r fly to Keller. The
home team chalked up three more in
the seventh on Blake's two-bagger TO
centre. singles by McGarr and Young.
Burkett's sacrifice, McKean's long fly
and Kelly's wild throw to the plate.
The Orioles got their only run in the
eighth. McGTaw singled, but was
forced out at second by Kelly. Then
Jennings cracked out a single, which
advanced Keller to second, and ne
scored on Kelly's single to right.
Doubles by thinner and McGarr in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06


That she has not q thiDC 10 wear
Unless she has sealskin sack
Wa shingrOn Star.
Miss Flora Wilson, of North Main
street. bo- returned home from an eX-
tended visit TO Miss Louise Scull. at
Somerset. Pa.
Airs. Kate Caldwell of Ennis, Texas,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George X.
Nrrtocrpn oId other relatives.
Mrs Mary Good and family have re-
turned from Mountain Lake Park,
where they have been since last June.
Miss Grace Cunningham, Of North
Main street, left on Thursday for the
East 70 visit relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. John L. Dickey have re
turned from a tour of the Lakes
Miss Belle Clark. who has been a
guest of Miss Mary Dickey, in visiting
friends ia Washington, Pa.
lr- Lima Ha0niE opens her en-
gagement with Mr.. Harrison VOLTS
.-uDarE .l Penn tomorrow n.glt
Miss Hennig is sure of success in her
chosen profession. as her talents are Of
q higher order than those of her broth
or Frank, simply lacking the stage ex-
perience. This gained. her name viii
be with those Of the most successful in
the dramatic art.
1le many friends Of Mrs. Anna Hurt
nee Brady. Of this city, viii read with
,n.5tcs, the bright new monthly The
New Bohemian which makes It's ap-
pesrance Tor the first time with che
October number, as Mr. Hurt IS editor
OF the periodical. and is being ably as
SOD BY his est.mable wife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-06

which -Eerted @ depressing influence,
ED l1- a
better feeling prevails a- present. and
M Noticeable .r >oca'E
circles. There are surface indications
which Justify the assertion. The most
Lo,.'', feature of winter sayety viii
Iut - lE
tho clubs. which are more numerous
t-aa ever before. and better prepared
90 rae That part in society which they
v aim to sustain. Haf dozen or
El.lC.s have furnished permanent
homes. and win entertain iu an ela1-
o-..e manner In addition there viii
On many clubs. formed for the purpose
or giving balls at stated intervals. It
iscis1 likely that the Assembly win Dee
rcorceuizcd. and the series OF balls at
tho NeLuro last year. win De dlQh-
c-ei during che winter. There viii DE
tle usual number OF fan and winter
uunla's. but not more than usual