Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
IN, -;.tt along with a moderate amount

ming right along with moderate amount
OF orders.
Asa slisbt token of our appreciation Oh
Abe liberal and rapidly increasing patronage
s-s are receiving from the citizens OF Bel
r.;ra and vicinity, we will commence. one
~ heFrre Christmas 10 present all our
customers Who purchase to the ameunt OF
90 n one pound OF fine French candies las
We did last year.) Our itock OF ladles ana
gents slippers is complete; the nnesl In
the city at the lowest prices; l lanIles !;
misses and children's mems ana boys
wssT we have the largest and most varied
stock in Eastern Ohio, at prices much lower
than the same quality of goods can De
Ponoht at other hoases. John ID. Heinlein
q FRO. Boston Shoe House, First National
Bank Building.
Mr. James Z. Dixon, of Beallsyille, Mon
roa county. killed Poland China pig seven
roontbs and six DAYS old, that cleaned 2S2
,.oTrds Mr.. Nelson, who resides In the
ssme neichborhood, killed three OF the
sane litter on the day they were seven
months old. The largest dressed 3lO Pounos:
and the smallest 276. We have never heard
of better pigs of the same sge. II any OIL
orr readers have we will be glad II they
Nil, Lat ms knoy.-Belaire Independent.
Prof. P. r. Miller, of the. First ward
schools, left for his home at Akron, yester-
day, on account OF sickness.
Wood Hynes is back from Baltimore.
Fresh butter and eggs at low prices at
Keller's, South Union street
A collision occurred at Belmont between
two freight trains on the B. & D. road, yes
terday morning. An engine was deralled,
box car demolished and the end broken
out of q stock car. A general delay Oh
trains occurred in consequences.
&c NAA
was held in the U. P. Church yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose OF considering
the Iastter OF petitioning the Legislature TO
submit prohibitory constitutional
amendment to the vote OF the people,
Tuesday, October TO- 1888.
Church programme: Communion at the
Up. Rev. J. C.. Taggart, OF East Liver
nool. will assist Rev. Wallace. Rev. James
Earben, of Medina, will occupy the pulpit
in the Disciples. Usual services IN the
Everything found in frst.clsT groceries
can be found at Keller's. "
Miss Ida Doyle of st. ClairsVille Is VISIT
ing here. ..o,;.,ho,d - RIor.
ey's building by the Chapel Aid Society on
FRIDAY and last evening was we'll attended
and success in every sense of the word.
Messrs. J. A. Radbaugh and ]. W. Coul-
son have purchased the Albright property
corner Union and Thirty Second streets
for S., 500 and will erect good brick build
ing.
Hiram Jones on Friday bought Steifers
property on Gravel Hill.
"Joe" Stllwell, of Noble County, is WIS.,
iting friends in the lower town.
One drunk before Mayor Cooper yester'
day and assessed The usual sum.
The steel rails for the B. z. & c. extern
sion are arriving via the c. & P, road
The social event of the season was the
Etna Cricket ard Social Club ball and en-
tertainment at Turner Hall on Friday
night. Dancing began at an early hour
and was kept up till II o'clock, when the
grand prize waltz took place. Eight coup
les participated in the waltz, and the prize
a fine set Of glassware, was carried of by
Miss Emma Thorn, she being pronounced
the best walter. Dancing was now re-
sumed and continued until A. NJ. yester-
day morning when Charles Rodewigg ap-
peared and displayed his proficiency as
club swinge,, receiving an elegant gold pin.
The occasion now terminated and all pres
ent went away highly pleased with the en-;
tertainment. Refreshments were served
AT the hall and about 200 couples particl-
pated. The entertainment realized about
$40, which will be expended toward i'm
proving The club rooms, over J. Some
born's store, on Union street.