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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
THE GAY SCIENCE.
Notes OF Local Music AHAIrs and MusI-


Lucas music store is filed with an ex-
cellent selection OF pianos.
The Mason & Hamlin organs, OF which
Mr., Sheib is agent are at present in great
demand.
Mr.. W. II. Sheib rendered valuable aid
last Thursday, at the Odd Fellows enter
tainment, as accompaniment.
The ehildrsn's singing class organized by
Professor Malmene, was started yesterday,
and promises to be q success.
Mr.. +. Boyer. although Seyering his con-
nection with NTH Mr.. Lucas music store,
will nevertheless remain in Wheeling.
Mr. A. Reyman was seen in the Opera
House orchestra last Wednesday evening,
kindly supplying the place of Mr.. Gaus.
Master Max Hess, who has joined Prof.
Malmene's singing class, is praised for be-
ing the possessor Of q remarkably sweet
voice.
Prof. Malmene has been offered the con-
duCtorshin of prominent German sing
ing society in Indiana. We understand,
however, that he will not accept it.
The duett "Alrs Well which was sung
by Mr.. J. Scharkopf and his daughter az
the Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday, was
one of the chief musical attractions OF the
evening.
The programme of the Grammar school
pupils of the Centre school is completed
for the meeting Of the Teachers AsSoci1-
ton, which assemblies December 10th. FIJI
teen choruses will be sung.
Miss Helen Smith, Of the Wheeling Fe.
male College, sang ROeckeIs "A Bird IN
Hand" on Friday evening at the College.
Her unaffected manners and tasteful sing
=. l. WNVNla
Mr.. Fred. Banner, of the firm OF Wilson
& Banner, has returned from New York,
and reports a rushing business; although a
dozen new pianos are in the store another
dozen is on the road in time for the Christ
mas trade.
The pupils of the Grammar department
of the Union school have decided 10 give
musical and literary entertainment on
TUESDAY, December 18th. Prof. Malmene
has been engaged TO drill the chOruseS and
conduct the concert
Professor SchOckey played Alards violin
fantasia, Souvenir de Mozart on Friday
evening at the entertainment given by the
Sigourney Literary Society at the Female
College. In response 10 such deserved ap-
plause he gave Song Without Words,
by HsuSer.
: The following ladies and gentlemen are
among those who will participate In the
solos Of the Cantata Emmanuel" 10 be
given by the Sunday school children of the
English Lutheran Church, December y, in
the Opera House: Miss A. Knapp, Emma
Budke, Master Harry Knapp, Miss Nellie
Kline, Miss Nellie LeonhaF5t, Misses Anna
and Eva De Kalb, Miss Minnie VOgel,
Messrs. Lilly and DAILY. The lis: is not
completed yet and many more names will
be Sdded. The chorus will number nearly
two hundred children.
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h.sons sou,re neck, half vatican back ana
sronis;te lsces: IL was, without douos, tnc
the hand.omest costume worn: Mrs.. p I'LL
Nal hroc1de satin with lsce sleeves ers.
Sa,s, RIoch cream colored silk, Lace thin
n,;r.s md diamonds: Miss Stella keetn-
sIrom, male blue silk, elegantly trnmeo'
naiuraf flowers; Miss Gene kMnsss,SVs,
very handsome cream coioreo uuAi ~
Goodman, Of Philadeiphis oiue erocsoe
satin, pearl ornanfents; Mis- New S
cairns tinted nuns yelling WIN -
Iiebt Blue satin; Miss Annie Baer, PINK
si7k vith garnet velvet and Lace trtmminSs'
Miss Rosa Baer, cream colored silt. nano.
someiv trimmed with flowers and lace;
Mic Ressie Crailsheimer, Lafayette, IND,
NUM- yelling. trimmed with Spanish iacs,
Mr.. ID. Gutman. brocaded SATIN, WIN
mseuificent diamonds Jour TAR inlotmsas
tells "a 10 underscorel; Mrs. n uus% ,p'
Ottoman mix With magnificent iscss
Somehow, Beliaire, o, sm Pe,sfa c2 2je -
Of procsded satin, embroidered 10 STA ~
nesrls. Miss Burnis Baer, black velvet
rith sbrimped pink feather trimmings;
Mis- Rose Somehow, cream dolores saan'
with very fine lace and beaded trim mtngi;
Mrs Bernard Horkheimer and Mrs. ktlDn
Kline handsome bridal costumes; MSS
SavilIa Kraus, light blue. broc ide; MIS-
Rachel Kraus, white broca1 e; Miss Saran
Newburger, Parkersburg; Miss Rosa Soane,
born, Bellaire; Mrs. Lowenstein, Cantoa'
Miss Lukes, Bellaire; Miss Saran plum
Bellaire; Messrs. N. Gutman, ID. Gntman'
M Weller. A. L. Rice, NJ. Cohen, N. Son.
neborn. r. Kline, s. Bloch, B. Horkhei'
mer. B. Baer, NJ Baer, Burnie Baer, J.
swabacker, W. Swabscker, N; Heyman,
and ladies; Messrs. Bling. s. Knll, II, krars'
g. Serf, Mat. Weinberg, s. Kaufman, Ia
WIENER, Pittsburgh, Pa |. SwaeacEer,
Milwaukee, Wis, Ellis, Philadelphia, "a
Lowenstein, Canton, o., Ralph Blum. fnti-
adeiphis, Pa, Meyer Horkheimer, Lee
Baer. N. Blam, l.. Swabacker. NAL SWa'
hacker, Gutman, Will Gntman; psn n
Hirch, ALI Rheinstrom. L., hircn, +. pssl,
and Z. Buchanan.
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TIE COMING WEEK.
Amusements at the opera House.

NJ. W. Hanley's "Squatter Sovereignty
Company, which appears at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening, is thus
spoken of by the Philadelphia Press: sam
r. Ryan, as an itinerant astronomer, and J.
II. Ryan, as the Widow Nolan, were won
derfully funny, and kept the audience in
a continuous roar OF laughter while they
were on the stage. Miss Mary Stuart, a.
Josephine tumble, was thoroughly artistic
in her humOr and her make up was ad
mirable. Max Arnold as Captain Ferdin-
and Kline. spoke the best English German
dialect beard on the stage for a very long
time. Every character was we'll represent
ed. and the constant succession Of mirthful
gags were sustained without any apparent
effort"
The Anthony 4 Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin
Company will appear at the Opera House
Friday and Saturday evenings and Satur
day matinet. The company is a strong
one. but the scenic attractions and special
features add vastly to the success OF the
drama. The grand closing transformation
scene, Eva in Heaven, is most effective, and
there are many other strong scenes, nota-
bly,, the new bar room scene and the plant
alton scene. The double TopSy is another
innovation, and the two artists who play
the part delight all with their sparkling
fun. The Memphis University students
will sing, and EYa's pet pony will delight
all
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APASSION F0R BEEF.
John GaIiigher's Way or Going TO
MOundsYille.


On Friday last a man calling himself
John Gallagher, with several aliases besides,
claiming to hail from Pomeroy, Ohio, and
who asserts be has been about the city aud
along the river working for Mr.. Miller and
other farmers for the past seven weeks,
came to the city with william Burdett,
and got TO spreeing around. While thus
engaged he wrote an order on Mr.. Gilbert,
coal dealer running coal bank just north
of the city limits up the river, signed
Mr.. Ebbert'S name to the order, and thus
armed he presented it to butchd number
one. On this he realized 81 10. He then
took it to the Tidal Wave saloon and want
ed to pawn the roast of beef for twenty five
cents. The saloon man suspected that some
thing was rotten in Denmark, notified the
police and the bovine john was furnished
an escort to the Office Of Justice William
Philips. The testimony being overwhelm-
ing as to his guilt, he was held in $500 bail,
and in default OF the security he was sent
to Jail. Thus ends chapter number one.
On yesterday another butcher called at
the Jail, with Lieut. Sylyis, aud asked per-
mission to see Ga Higher, and as soon as he
saw him identified him as the man who
b sd presented an order purperting to have
been signed by Mr.. Burt WestlawS, and on
the faith Of which Mr.. John Rock, butcher
No. 2, let him have 81 80 in beef. OF course,
like the first one, it, too, was a forgery.
How many more of this kind are still out we
don't know yet, but perhaps we will find
out bye-and-bye. This bovine dealer is not
very progressing in appearance and looks
to be about thirty years of age. He was
held by the same Justice on the second
offense in the sum of $500. and stands COM
mitted on two distinct felonies, with posi-
tive proof sgainst him, and his prospects
\ e. A.. a. ATa,va,-sllA u. -
is sorry for what he has done, but it can't
be helped now. He is a coal miner by oc-
cupation. and was to,haye commenced work
for Mr.. Ebert on Monday next so he says.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

Yesterday was pay day at the .Etna mill.
About 5000 was paid out.
The Laughlin mill Is booming and ship
ping as fast as manufactured. Too many
orders for holiday rest here.
Extensive improvements are being made
at Wood Brothers brick yard, at Martins
Ferry.
The Martins Ferry stove works is max
ing q heat every day, and some fine work
is being turned out.
Work plentiful at Spence's machine
shops, Martins Ferry.
The Benwood blast furnace, at Martins
Ferry, is doing as well as ever.
On account OF the cold snap, work has
been suspended on the improvements at
the Buckeye glass works, Martins Ferry.
Nine turns ara being made per week, and
everything goes along smoothly. New pat
terms will appear about the first OF the year.
They are daisies"
The rake and pick factories at Martin
Ferry are running full blast and trade i,
reported good.
Spence, Bags & Co.'S stove foundrymen
are quite busy.
The Union Glass works at Martins Ferry,
shut down yesterday for repairs TO the for.
mace. This furnace Is one OF the best little
ones in this section.
The different glass works ht Bellaire are
running along smoothly with nothing
especiallo new. All report the demand q
little light just now as always occurs this
season Of the year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
CHAT AND GOSSIP
rthe DoIngs and Sayings I'm wheeling
Society.

The Silver Leaf Social will give ball,
next Friday evening, December 10Th, at
Goetze's Hall.
A pleasant little social event occurred,
Friday evening, at the residence OF Mrs.
Updegraff, Sixteenth street, East End, Miss
Ida entertaining a number Of her friends.
A card party was given, wednesday
evening, by Miss Jennie Mcdonald, North
Main street, Quite number Of guests
were present, and were handsomely enter
tanned by their young hostess.
There was a delightful little musical
soiree, last evening, at Miss Jessie Gam
den's, Fourteenth street, East End. The
singing alternated with several tables OF
whist. Those present were Misses Ken
nedy, Clara Fisher, May Kennedy, Stella
Rheinstorm and Messrs. Payne and Ken
nedy.
A young lady is soon to be introduced to
Wheeling society as Mrs. Major Tom Nor
ton. Last evening the Major left for Ham
mondsport, n. Y, where, on Tuesday next,
he will be married to Miss Wheeler. After
a little tour he will bring his bride to
Wheeling and make his home at the Nc
Lure.
AT the Odd Fellows entertainment, We'd
nesday evening, feature of the programme
-
posed of Messrs. Henry Schaefer, Dave
Kerner, F. A. Meyer, and VIM. Sheib (the
three first of the Beethoven who rem
dered very beautifully the Soldiers Fare
we'll and the Two Roses.
The incipient statesmen of the capital
90 out 10 Leatherwood to skate. Why do
they go to Leatherwood? Because there is
q host OF pretty - skating places out
there, and the boys know that they. are
solid. That is, We mean, that the boys
know, that they sre-thst the skating
places-deuce take il, ask the boys what we
mean.
The sewing society of the First Presbyte-
rian Church was entertained by Mrs.
Baird, Fourteenth street. Friday evening.
An elegant supper was served, after which
the evening passed in social enjoyment.
The society dedicates its labors to the poor
of the city, this season, and the good work
they are accomplishing argues that the
condition of this class will be better attend
ed TO than usual.
The entertainment given by the Band OF
Hope, Thursday evening, was a financial,
social and literary success. The children,
well with their several parts A portion Of
the artificial flowers we're not sold. They
can be purchased at the residence Of Mrs.
DR.. Cunningham, Chapline street They
are so beautifully executed as to create the
illusion they are natural
The Bethany young labies, including the
bread-and-butter misses who are still
examining themselves with sines and CO.
sines and dWo, GaGS and ANA, as well as the
residents who have conquered the former
and are now taking practical lessons in the
latter, have formed a cooking club, which
meets every Saturday evening. The most
tempting menu is weekly served, and the
average Bethany student wish-~ - v,uli
always hc : 10y.
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He COULD NOR RESIST.
Articles Too Beautiful to BE Allowed
To Remain.

Yesterday afternoon young man named
Herbert HaTwoOd was arrested in Edmund
Bookings pharmacy, corner Chspline and
Twelfth streets, having been detected in
the act of stealing u beautiful toilet case.
He had put il under his coat, hut one OF
the clerks caught glimpse of the old gold
plush with which the case was covered, and
at once seized him. Mr.. Booking refused
to prosecute the youth, whose excuse was
that the toilet stand was so beautiful that
he could not help stealing it. He had no
money, and the box caught his eye and he
inst put il under his coat. Mr.. Booking
sfterwArd told REGISTER reporter that his
stock OF goods of that description was so
tine and new that he was not surprised at
the attempted theft, and could not find it
in his heart 10 prosecute the boy.
The toilet case in question was soon after
purchased by a lady whose attention il had
attracted. II was only one Of great many
he has on hand, and which be is constantly
renewing as they are sold.
New additions to the vocabulary OF pref
" expressions are every day made by the
ladies who look at the beautiful articles on
exhibition at Mr.. Bookings store. The cut
and engraved glass bottles, the dainty and
unique OdOr stands and cases, the travelling
sets and gentlemen's shaving and toilet
sets are almost too beautiful for deScrip.
ton, and yet are within the reach OF every.
bOdy's purse. They range in price from
the cheapest to the most expensive. For
Christmas, New Year and birth day pres
ents they cannot be eNcelled. Pretty, yet
not costly, knick .knscks make very accept.
able presents, aud Bookings is the place to
get them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

BY persons who are enyiouS Of our success
snd seek TO iDjure our business BY mis-
representation, Bear IN mind the follow
ing facts:
We are selling more boots and shoes
than any other house in the city.
We are selling the same quality OF goods
from 10 To 80 per cent. less than any other
house. We guarantee our goods 20 be as
represented or money refunded. We have
resided in this community all our lives
and we expect TO remain here. At Bsllsire
we have the largest retail house in Eastern
Ohio, where anything Eill be made salts
factory il not found IS represented It Is
our fixed purpOSe to buy large stock Of
goods every season 10 be sold in wheeling
Weintend 10 continue selling pods lower
than other houses can sell, because We are
AZ 10 expense during the duh season. We
I'm. ..n,s o,,,S N..sn you need our gootS Tor
ia1u sn nsp,ber We are here for 80 days only,
rom Nov lt Our STOCK s,r =; pfTss einisin
i pss 3 To- Opposite Opera House, Market
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

Lovers Of fine and fashionable clothing
all visit Hess d Sons, corner OF Main and
Fourteenth streets. The holidays being
close at hind makes those in need OF new
suit Of clothes feel like treating themselves
10 fine rig about this time OF the year and
We know Of no place where you can be
better suited than at the house Of the above
named firm. They certainly can show you
as large, II not larger stock 10 select from,
of all grades from the fabric of moderate
pretentions TO those Of the very finest tex
ture, and their prices you will find q res
sonable Is those OF any other house. Good
goods, perfect fits, first class workmanship
and reasonable prices Is their motto: and
that embraces all q reasonable man could
desire. Don't forget to examine their
stock Of fine all wool seamless knit jackets,
the proper thing 70 have for cold weather.
and OF which they make o speciality.
Messrs. Hess Il Sons will remove 70 their
Hew building. 1921 Market street, fourth
door above the Opera House, about the first
Of January.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
VIM. Allen Killed by the Train at
Bridgeport.

Yesterday the Steubenville accommoda-
ton train. due at Bridgeport, at about Il
o'clock, ran over and instantly killed an
unknown man a short distance north of
the C. & P. depot The victim of the un-
fortunate accident is supposed to be man
of about twenty-five years of age, with
light hair and moustache and a small
goatee. On his left arm were the initials
Nv. A. picked in indelible ink.
Upon being searched four dollars and
seventy-five cents in cash and railroad
ticket from Coshocton to Wheeling and
return was found.
No blame whatever can be attached to the
engineer or employees of the train, as the
train was running at a slow rate Of speed,
and if the man had been in his right mind
the accident certainly would have been
avoided.
VIM. Allen, of Coshocton, o, came down
from that place, yesterday, and he is be-
lieved to be the unfortunate man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
MINIATURE SUNS
which Sparkle I'm the Gems and Metals
NJ DillOn'&

II you would see an Eastern bazaar re-
produced, with its sparkling jewels gilt.
tering precious metals and thousand and
one novelties and articles of rertU, 60 to
billions jeWelry store and look about you.
This year, the fancy OF buyers Of presents
seems to lean toward novelties, aud Of
these Dillon has beautiful assortment.
The most perfectly cut diamonds. the
work of Morse, which glitter like miuia-
ture suns, seem scattered all over the store,
and other precious gems, pear 5, rubieS,
amethyStS OpalS and topazeS are found in
abundance. The finest line Of handsome
gold and silver watches aad jewelry Of the
newest and latest designs are found in his
cases, and embrace everything OF that kind
20 be found in a large and carefully Sc
lected stock.
In marble, bronze aud BarbOtine clocks
bisque Statusry and mantle ornaments and
in the newest designs in brass ornaments
his stock cannot be eQualled in this neigh
borhood Take a look in his store and win
dows, and you will be surprised and de-
lighted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
THE SOCIAL SUNLIGHT
And the Gay Mates ofFashion Who
Dance In u.
What Has Transpired through the Last Week
ina SociabIe and Fashionable
Way in Wheeling.

Though, after the social storm OF Thanks
giving week, came the inevitable caim' the
psst week was not without its measure Oh
gaines. Nor will any week now be devoid
of social gatherings, either at festive boards
or in brilliant ball rooms, and the stay'at
homes viii find a peculiar pleasure IN
reading, in thsiF completeness, the re-
sumss which will appear in the SUNDAY
REcrsrHR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
Our Great Wrap sale.

We offer this morning 500 wraps, bought
recently at unprecedentedly low prices, and
advise the trade and our customers to avail
themselves of the opportunity. to call
promptly. We publish the following
prices:
25 Siberian fur lined circulars, a good
quality, at $50. These goods have been
sold at $50.
100 light and dark jackets at s., 81 and
S below value.
so much finer Jackets ct IS so and 81 50.
so colored ulsterettes.
25 black ulSterettes.
so ulsters, all sizes.
And grand assortment OF dolmans and
coats, II. ENsEEINER,
Eleventh street bet Main and Market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

All grOcers know that fresh
baked cakes and crackers sell
rapidly during holidays. Let us
assert six glass front Tins OF
these goods for you and we will
guarantee you q nice cake trade.
Then surprise your customers
with our Extra Fanina Oyster
and w. Il. Co.'S butter crackers.
WHEELING BAKERY CO.,
Temporary location, 1000 Main
Street,
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INTnE DEPARTMENT OF
Wraps

Elegant Marvielcux, Satin and silk Dbl
mans and Circulars fur trimmed) taRt have
sold at e30.o0 are reduced To $500,
Fine Bllk Dolm anHand Circulars, sold last
week NJ tl8 10 e25 are cut 10 elh.
The handsome tight.htting fur trimmed
Cloth Cloaks and Jackets are reduced from
SIS to $3.50; others from $40 TO S.75. All OF the
lower goods In proportion.
Fine Bilk Pushes, in all shades, sold gener:
ally at Sl50, are reduced during the period
named to t2.lS Less than dealers can buy
them At -
cut 10 &C. ana the finest 81 10 grades are marx
ed down TO Sc. Elegant all wool fouless'
which have been sold 10 rapidly nj u are re-
duced to 10.
These startling changes OF Fine Staple
values will move the entire line at once.
All cheaper grades of Dress Goods will be re-
cuced to little over half regular value.
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Everybody Rad rAiss

women hupoef bn0cB ~ &c.
Mems Rubber Shoes at CSC.
Misses Rubber Shoes at 39c.
Mems Arctics 70 be closed out ut t1.75.
solid Hob Nailed Mill Shoes ut tl.25.
Mems Cali Boots, solid, 1t t225.
S1.e5. =.
Mems Story Boo 3 from t165 up.
Mems Cioth-Top Derby toe, In English
tie or Congress. t2.65.
Boys cioth-Top Derby toe, in Kngiish
tie or Congress, $225. J.
We still have . few pairs of Lsdisg Lace
Grain Shoes ct 3Sc. Csc and 500. Helm.
Lem Bros; q Co., opposite Opera House,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

There is nothing you can give to your
wife, daughter, husband or friend that will
make as beautiful Christmas present as
some of the fine goods you will find at W.
III. Rinehart & Bros, 1915 Market street
Their stock consists Of decorated china in
large yarieties-Majolica, Bohemian Vases
and Cologne Sets. Decorated Dinner and
Tea Ware, Chamber Sets. Aoustache Cot.
fees snd large stock Of Fancy Goods OF all
descriptions. Give them call by all
means.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

Will be disposed Of at any price that "a cen.
tain to move everything In these Depsnmse"
ySdos. six Handkerchief ct &c each. worth
Housquetsiss Kid Gloves In Tefrs CSt q
shades. at SOC, N.%o and stitched bsek vL,.
The.e goods sell Il Si.5, si.1 and 0% s'''''
The most beautiful line Of SILK Ties, Iicnas
and Handkerchiefs just opened: hanoI
goods for the Holidays have Just peen -.
from one OF the largegt mhnufsctunpB es
ments In New York. L. Al, ~
While the special bargains named 10 ~ ~.
the departments win Be strictly obeerySo
vii, Tor Tie tIms being, Be in full sympathy
We intend TO create . lively boom 10 ~
parts Of our immense establhnmsnss ins buf
The spiondid values We shall give. ID ~, 10 ~
most Attractive dispiay OF goods IN 'ns ''' ="
accomplish 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

PERSONS who desire to purchase Fine
Diamonds will do best by giving !. G. Dill
lon call. He figures them low in price,
and always has the best and largest stock
10 select from. He sells great many fine
stones in other cities, which speaks well
for Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

Gents carpet slippers, durable, at 4Sc-
Gents plain grain slippers, good and
strong, CSC.
Gents plush slippers, very nice, Sc.
Gents velvet embroidered patent leather
quarters. Robby and good, in different
styles, CSC 10 81 Is.
Gents fine imitation morocco patent
leather quarters, 81 IS.
Ladies' kid opera toe, stylish aud strong,
Csc
Ladies' carpet slippers, 45c up. HEM
LKIS BROsL & Co, opposite Opera House,
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

IFyou want good reliable Watch or fine
Diamond, 60 to /. G, Dillon, who will I'D.
wise you correctly what to buy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10

A LARGE stock Of fine rattan and willow
rockers, easy, comfortable and stylish at
Harden's, lis Main street.