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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

The Social Dancing Club gave another Of
their delightful little soirees Friday even.
ing at Franzheim's Hall. The event was
an impromptu affair, having been hastily
gotten up in honor of Miss Annie Kraft, OF
Pittsburgh, and Messrs Charles Boyd and
Charles Isaacs of Baltimore. Although in
the forepart of the evening it was very
warm, the company enjoyed themselves
with their usual gusto. The dancing pro-
gramme was well arranged, most of the
numbers consisting of short but bright and
sparkling waltzes and quadrilles. Mayors
orchestra furnished the music in their
usual fine style. Toward the latter
part OF the evening a fresh breeze
sprungup and made dancing more en-.
durable. The amusement continued until
after midnight, when the jewellers dis
pelsed. The following ladies and gentlemen
were present: Misses'Dill Bedllion, Julia
Bedillion, Lille Porter, Annie Odbert,
Jessie Brinton, Annie Goodwin, Lizzie
Jones, Stella House, Lizzie Hunter, May
Young, Minnie House, Mamie Brown, Nora
Brown, Mollie Fitton, Rena Ward, Jennie
James, Dixie d. Philips, Maggie Mills, Sis
Wilson, Annie Kraft, Emma Ais, Pitts
burgh; Mamie Russell, and Messrs. Joe
Woodmansee, L. Rolf, Ed. Brown, George
Sterling, Chas. Bosley, Ed. Carlin, Frank
Stevens, Will Gore, Chas. kleeves, Peter
Bosley, Harry Stallman, Charlie Noble,
Chas. Hancher, John Buttertield. Lloyd
James, Lou Franzheim, w. Carlin, Al.
Davis, Ed Franzheim Orlotf Miller, Harry
Colbert and Col. Tappan.
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"Event Of the Day.

The younger crowd gave a pleasant and
highly enjoyable basket picnic at Centre
Grove on the Fourth. The affair had been
prearrauged several weeks before it trans.
PRED and the management placed in the
hand of a competent committee who at.
tended zealously to their duty, carefully
arranging every little detail and ensuring
the entire success OF the affair by their con-
Senient programme of the day The party
left the city on the train at $50 A. NJ, and,
after a short but pleasant ride, arrived at
their destination, the depot at Moundsville,
where vehicles met them and conveyed
them to the grove.
The grove, which is famed FOR beauty,
shade and an abundance OF clear, cold
water, the necessary attributes in an affair
of this kind, is situated two and a half
miles east of Moundsville, and is unex.
celled by any in this section Of the coun-
try. The picnickers spent delightful
day in the wood amusing themselves in
various quiet ways. At noon the dinner
which was arranged by a corps OF compe-
was spread on the lawn and received due
attention from the hungry crowd. In the
afternoon visit was paid to the peniten-
tiary and other points OF interest. The
fun being finished and start
made for home at 3 p. NJ. The crowd arriv.
ing at home at ten o'clock, well pleased
with the days enjoyment. Among those
present were Misses Mamie Leighton, Bale
Potts Sue Laughlin, Jennie Bloomfield.
Carrie Cocksyne, Carrie Copp, Lucy and
Mamie Young, Kate Hornhrook, Annie
Campbell, Mamie Lukens, Jennie Simpson,
Mamie Russell, Jennie Woods, Clara
Fisher, Fannie Honshell, Ellie Updegrati,
Sallie Whitaker, Belle Caldwell, Annie
Chapline, Lizzie Woods, and Messrs. Chas.
Anderson, James Hall, Harry Wilson, VIM.
Grub, Will Delaplaine, Tom Burke, Alex
Lnughlin, John Pogue, Charlie List, Walker
Frissell, George Leighton, Frank Robert
son, Charlie Copp, DR.. Myers, Will Day.
Frasher, Allie shaffar, Ridge Chapline,
Fred I.aughlin, Fred Fisher and Will Cald'
well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

HARRISON II co. will COM
menee Monday morning, clear
ance sale of their entire stock at
cost, and many items much be-
low cost.
We mean business, and during
the dull weather must move the
stock no matter thOw great the
sacrifice.
Note a few of the reductions
mentioned below and come see
that we mean what we say.
Our en- tire stock Of light and
dan X standard Prints to be clos
ed at &C q yard.
90 pieces Brussels Carpets,
worth 81 per yard, to be closed
at 65c yard for this week only.
Good Cottage Carpet at loo per
yard.
Good Ingram Carpet at 20, rs
Splendid A Oilcloth at 25c
Good quality Ginghams only
sc yard.
Splendid Laundried and Tn
laundried Shirts reduced to soc
each.
We intend selling every article
in the store at prime cost, and
customers will find 1t to their
advantage to drop ia and see us.
White Peques reduced from
10 to sc yard.
20 and 25c Plaid and Striped
JacOnet reduced to loo yard, to
close.
Straw Goods to be cleand up at
soc on the Dollar of Cost to Clio Sc.
Remember the place,
HARMISON'S
AUCTION HOUSE,
1142 Main Street.
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HE WAS JEALOUS,
And Cut His Wife With a Pocket
Knife,
InAicting Flesh Wound Which win Compel
Her to Take Her Meals From the
Mantel For Some Time.

''Ten pin alley" is the name enjoyed by
acertain locality in East Wheeling. sit
uated south of Sixteenth street, between
Jacob ard Wood streets. 1t is an uusavory
spot, and has produced an endless num-
Der of family rows of one or another de
scription, and bears very bad reputation
generally. 1t was the theatre last night Of
another one, of a much more serious char
acter, fer which VIM. Taylor is now in
Jail, and on account of which his
wife is lying with a deep wound
in the lower part of her
back Taylor is of a jealous disposition,
and about7 o'clock last night went home
in an intoxicated state. He had aboard
lust sufficient cargo OF the arden to max
blm ugly, and when be passed beneath
the portal of his home and met the wife OF
his bosom, he accused her OF being uufaith
full to her marriage VOWS. He did not word
il quite so delicately az that, and the
recital Of his wrongs worked him
up to a point of frenzy. She de,
MED the charge, and he whipped
out pocket knife and started for her. A
struggle ensued, in the course of which he
made vicious lunge at her with the
knife She lodged the blow and instead
of striking her in the abdomen, as was in
tended 1T caught her in the lower part OF the
back or upper and feshy part Of the thigh,
infiicting wound about three inches long
and an inch and half deep, which though
not serious, is painful and will prevent
her sitting down for some time to come.
The affair created great excitement in
the neighborhood and was soon noised
abroad. Shortly afterward Constable VIM.
A. Love arrested Taylor and took him be.
fore Justice Peterman, who committed him
to Jail in default OF 81, 900 bond for hear:
ing tomorrow morning. The charge Will
be cutting with intent to kill.
A REGISTER reporter called at the Taylor
mansion last night and saw the wounded
wife. She simply said the charge made by
her husband was untrue and he was on a
jealous drunk, and refused to say anything
iurther
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~rhs olsivsssss, Pis,,.,

The Ollivettes rave . gfsnd plcs.
Fourth. 1t Ride3sy's grove, nesr n \
ville. The large touI.hofse omrS
6hallcross had been engaged for n.
sion, and on starting, which VA ~
On early hour IN the morning, h.lS !
9 party % one would wish TO ~
buas Vas handsomely decorstG
fiowsrr, 1sgs and bunting, IN
largo piece Of white bunting eos
the entire side Of the buse, on Whiss
inscribed the name OF the club. N.
ural facilities Of this we'll chosen !
furnished numerous attractions is,
mics, while hsmmocks snd SWING !
In con yenient PLACES completed the +
neeeetary 10 while away . happy d,
the woods. The party taking sdvsntss
these numerous nttrsctions hello posse
of the ground till twilight compelled 4
to embark for home. Al noon the
kets we're taken possession OF By
servants and spread under
trees, where the varied array OF daia
end subetsntials were fully discussed
colored walters who attended wore q
white cap and apron each, being ornaa
ed with the name Of the club. Anon,
me mbers present we're Aisses Alice v
Bessie Morrison. Lydia Ball, Eva Nc
den, Mollie Fitton. Fanny Wells.
Dipger. Annie Shaw. Annie Ratciiffe,
ME Davis. Jennie McAdams, Eva Brlr
Mary McNabb. Carrie Locher. fanni.
Clement. and Messrs Robert Shaw,
Rolf. Will SadleF. Sam Darrah. Dave D
er, Will McNabb. Ola Dorsey, Mi,
Dipser. Chss. f Morris, Joseph Sun
land, Harry Ratcliffe, Orloff Zane. A,
Zane, viii N. McNabb, James Mead,
VIM. Williams, Daniel Kline and y,
Howard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

An enjoy able little private sfii, a
given on the Fourth By that pops,
organization styling Themselves n
Crowd" The spot chosen for the eve
was the beautiful little grove Of Dayids,I
several miles above Elm Grove on WIS
ing Creek. The party went out At ]
early hour in buses and spent \
most enjoyable day in the woe
dinning ct noon from the artislically Fl
arranged table from the dainties prepie:
by the white fingers OF their ladies f.,I
After dinner promsnading, songs, ct
were the order OF the day till 5 p. ". uA.I
the Joyous pleasures OF the day were |,
luctantly concluded by an embarkstiou 1!
home. Among those present were Misc
Beckie KAHN, Annie Work, Beckie Eya
Jessie Hastings, Sis Wilson, Maggie Nj d
Jennie Cassell, Lottie and Emma Schu q
Mollie Smith. - Duvall. Of MARI,
Ferry, and Messrs. Bob Wilson, Car,
letters, Andy Brown. Jim Giesey, Air
Robb, John Robb, John Buttertiell. Jams
Bodley. Charlie Hsncher, Ed. Wilde A.
Dave Dunlap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
"THE BRUNSWICK"
Something That SURPRISES All In This
Section OF Country.

Whatever else may be said of Wheeling,
there is one thing greatly to her credit,
viz: that she has an elegant cafe that far
surpasses anything ever seen in this section
of country. OF course, this refers to the
Brunswick, William Enters new and
magnificent place on Market street. To
those who have never been there,
a treat is in store, for visit to the
large and elegant double cafe is
well worth the time and trouble
Every thing is laid off with an especial
thought for the beautiful and stylish, and
nothing has been neglected that would
contribute to either. The Brunswick has
what Wheeling long has needed, really
acceptable restaurant for ladies-some
place where ladies may 60 without fear
and take their meals in pleasant security,
surrounded by all the comfort and elegance
of home. TO dine at Enters is to see
one of the lions of Wheeling, and is Il
treat not to be neglected. Besides having
everything the market affords, he makes
a speciality of serving it in the most
clearly and attractive style. The Bruins
wick is indeed designed to meet long
felt want,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
The Fire Escape Test.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the fire
escape was tested at the Riverside furni'
ture factory. A large number of merchants
were present; also several contractors, who
were very much pleased with the working
of the stand pipe and fire escape. Thr
rungs OF this ladder are made OF square
iron, with corner upward, thereby max
ing them ice proof. During the test the
reporter noted one great advantage
derived from this apparatus, that was,
that it did away entirely with the great
labor and time killer hosting the hose To
the scene OF the fire. With this apparatus
all the tremen have to do is to make the
attachment to the pipe at the foot Of the
fire escape, and then rush quickly up the
ladder and make an attachment at what
ever fioar the fire is on. This invention Is
certainly one of the best of the age, and
will undoubtedly be adopted in this city.
VANILLA ice cream, splendid in flavor, at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
IARl>h kRYHlrY.

The Hebrew Synagogue gave grand
picnic Thursday at Wheeling Park. At an
early hour IN the morning the company
EN- bark ed on the W. L. G. Il Il for their
destination andspeut the entire day in the
woods, only leaving f0r home when the
dark curtain of night was lowered over
their merry making Old and young were
present, the old fslks seemingly enjoying
the sport as we'll as the youngsters, who
fairly msde'the grounds echo with their
shouts Of delight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
Special Notice TO Parties Who COntem.
plate Going 10 cleveland and the
SwnKerfest at Buffalo

The Mannerchor has succeeded in max
ing arrangements with the Cleveland, Lo
rain & Wheeling and the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railroads by which
parties who cannot arrange their business
so as to leave with the excursion on Satur-
day, July l4th, at noon, can leave and re-
turn on any regular train from July l4th
to the Dist at the excursion rate-S6 round
trip. Tickets can be secured from any
member of the society and at the ticket
office at Bridgeport. Remember, BY no
other route can parties stop off at Cleve-
land both going and coming, without ex.
ira charge. Kramer's Wheeling City Band
will accompany the excursion on July 18th
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

Monday afternoon and evening the Guild
ing Star lodge of the Independent Order OF
Rechabites picnicked at the above popular
resort for private affairs This grove, or
orchard, is situated about three miles from
the city, on the pike, and in close proximi.
ty to the w. & +. G. X. b.. thus furnish.
ing unequalled facilities for coming and
going. A handsome platform for dancing
Is also erected close to the house, which
will furnish abundant protection in case Of
rain. The crowd present was very large.
and spent delightful day in this cool re.
treat, keeping step to the supurb music OF
kramer's Orchestra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

TIE Beethoven Singing Society gave a
grand picnic Wednesday, the Fourth, at
Memminger's orchard. An immense crowd
of active and passive members of this prom.
inent German organization, together with
their outside friends, were present, and
spent an EMO; able day in dancing to the
strains of detachment of Kramer's orches.
ira. The affair was continued in the even.
ing until near midnight ere all participants
had departed for home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

LOVERS OF Ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Siegenfelder at 66 Twelfth
street, for the best ice cream in the city.
Our ice cream is made from pure cream T.
p. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strickly
first class. No adulteration. Wholesale
and retail. Orders by telephone will re-
ceiye prompt attention. Goods deliyerer
free Of charge to all parts of the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

The Wheeling Turner's are making grand
preparations for their grand festival al
Seibert's Garden, on Tuesday, the 10th
inst. Tie occasion is the thirtieth ami
versary of the organization Of the Wheel
ing institution. All the Turner'S IN the
district are invited, and a most glorious
demonstration may be anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

The annual cheap excursion to Chicago
via the Pan Handle Route will be run on
Tuesday, July 10th, 1888. Tickets good to
return until July Goth, 1888, inclusive. The
rates will be so low that you can't afford TO
stay at home. Don't miss it. For time
table of excursion trains, rates OF fare end
other information, apply to any agent OF
the cOmnanY
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Obituary Notice.

In memory Of Maggie Williams. who died
al her home in Madln's Ferry, ohio, Juhe .,
lkh5, aged Is years. she was kind aid ODE
dent daughter; was loved and respected by
all her 8cquaintences, possessing all those
ise qualifications that make the good and
usefni woman. She was of a kind aud gent'e
disl csition, which We and only in those who
i've in The love and fear OF the Lord. MAJ
she rest In peace.
Our Loru was good, he gave me time
10 cleanse my soul heore died,
He sent his priest me TO console,
dis virgin mother was with mel was not
alone.
My crown Is won, the fight Ii DER.
/ died in the Lord. who cop d wish more;
Ny lot is with that heavenly band,
died in the faith that our parents brought
from st. Pairick's land.
Ages ago, 1t has been said.
'Tis q wholesome thought to pray for the cad /;
In purgaiorNs fires my soul may be,
Your masses and prayers will Set me free.
Then weep lot for me, brothers and sisters
dear.
il was Gods wish, be of good cheer;
When Gaoris is trumpet bids Us all arisa
Wen meet again beyond the skies.
July 6, 1883.
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Fugitive From Jnstiee.

The Deputy Sheriff of Green county
Peppsylvsnis, came in yesterday morning
from Grafton, with Jim Newmtn, the col
ored biganist, who ran off to this State, as
fugitive from justice, few weeks since,
ard wss employed as a la5orer in Grafton.
He was taken on a requisition issued BY
Gov Jacksln
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a Card.
WurrrrNn " Va j

WHEELING, W. Va, July I, 1885,
To Whom IL Nay Concern:
Thereby acknowledge the receipt OF 3
fine suit Of clothes, donated by D. Gund
ling & Co, Star clothers, 50 Twelfth street
and awarded to the candidate having the
largest number Of votes at the Knights Of
Labor festival, held on the Sd and 4tG inst
DANIEL USSELTOS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
To Builders.

AL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spouting
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, dealer
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-,
facturers Of Galvanized Iron Goraice and
all kinds Of job work Heinlein Block,
Bank street, Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give sstisfac-
tion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
PIea.aut Private Amir.

Tuesday morning gay party OF Twelfth
street ladies' and their attendant gentle
men friends excurted per the w. & Il. g:
Railroad out to the Wheeling Park, and
spent pleasant day among the manifold
attractions distributed there for pleasure
seekers. At dark, however, the gay party
reluctantly dispersed. Among the ladies
and gentlemen present were Mesdames
Hardesty and Cracraft, and Misses Duvall,
Annie Hardes.y, Julia Cracraft, Bird lie
Hardesty, Annie Fitzpatrick, and Messrs:
DR.. Hsrdesty, Guy Allen, Heatop, Ike and
Ben Hardesty, Parrish and Charley Hull.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

We have sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about three years. No medicine
OF the kind sells as rapidly, or gives such
uniform satisfaction. It has grown In favor
from the first OF its use In this section. 1t
takes the lead OF all those preparations that
have been considered standard. Robinson
and Mendell.
Richardson, Goodwin & Co., Druggists,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
HOME TESTIIAON'

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perior merits Of your "krA fts Diarrta
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preparation Of which We ha' 70 any Emo.
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Hundreds Of osrtif icstes could 4 pr
sented which would show you thst 3 II
gredIentsof this com pound are slm& sscs
and every enc . spec fife for the com| sinu
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be used with PERI vet safety In tbsess o.
infants II 10 Jet ~. powerful In cu4E Oh
most obstinate a. d chronic cases disr.
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you, having unap .efabis faith in il I.iescy,
70 Try It. II - no qusck rsmsd bot .
genuine preparation that has tru1yktus.
Missionary Jhoburn wlitss:
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From Gfssn,s.nda icV niountals 70 In,
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and from . p'hsot medicine mss. iDc;
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these testimonials are but merely no
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chem. All the purport Of this sdseft'1
I neut 10 to induce you TO buy Sottls -
realize, when needed, that KBAil
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and the best medicine Of the ~.
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Proprieton and wholesale Dfu0'sA
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

dosep bottles arc disposed Of daily, while
over The bars of the different saloons !
suppose you have notes yourself nov
nsny of ibe "boys''Wers devoted 20 the
cooling procliviiies Of this -thirst-aoadns
beverage. But 40 have . business en-
ereement ahead I must bid you good Gay
o here you are old fellow"
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Turner's Anniversary.

The Wheeling Turnverein will celebrate
the thirtieth anniversary of their exis.
tence as an organization by a grand festi.
val at Seibert's Garden on Tuesday, the
10th inst. All the Turner's in the district
are expected to be present. Grand prepa-
rations are being made and most enjoya.
BILE time is expected.
RANANA ice craan of the finest flavor at
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Obituary Roea
On the sad death by drowning OF Robert p.
Dolan, OF Benwood, remarkably bright
and intelligent Lad OF ten yesfs,


and intelligent Lad Of ten yesrs.
The dear one, be leaves father. moths9,
brother and ssletaso dear 70 mourn his LoM.
and he was . loving brother and . dutiful
child, and friendly TO his play companions.
He Was loving and much IoSed BY all who
knew him. He was followed TO Ills resting
place In that beautiful place, Nj Calvsry
Cemetery, by . large coneourse Of loying
friends, and his little band Of comrades
adorned with flowers in pSoceasioh On, ho4
solemn they AL looked, fer ono q thetz mum.
Der had gone, gone, gone Vino WIS that littla
one: II was little Robert Dolal.
Oh that wild, Wild, roaming rivsT,
II has torn from me nay lille boy,
And left me mourn forever.
Ihave hope that cheers my breast,
That my dear child has gone 70 rest
In yonder world Of heavenly toy
/ hope TO meet my darling boy.
He was like the early flower,
Bloomed and dropped into the tomb,
But God win gather that little dover uy
To bloom with him forever.
Dearest Robby, you have left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
Bot Ills God that has bereft "a,
BE can oil our sorroWs heal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
NEW AovERTIsEMGHT.
NOTICE..

Prof. schockeys Music will be discounts.
ued during the hot weather. lnformGit
10 regard to his Fall Term can be hal a, VII
son a Baumers music store. No, lS!o Mnts
street. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

IMAxE . speciality OF the msnuis.
of all kinds Of Custom Uppers, and :
compete in quality. style and price, u
any other market John A White ll.i n
ket Street, Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

THE best place to get any kind. Of Leath-
er, Sboemsker's goods, Shoe Tools and Boot
and Shoe Uppers, is at John A Whites
lI2l Market Street Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

II you want nice light, white biscuit,
use Morning Glory Baking Powder. 1t is
absolutely pure and never fails. G. s.
Feeny, proprietor. 1il0 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08

KEEP the best general assortment Of
Shoemaker's goods to be found in the
state. and sell at lowest prices. Call and
see NE or send your orders John A. White
ll2l Market Street, Wheeling.