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National Republican., 1883-11-27
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3, lisa
GERMoSD CRASDELL vs. wAsHNsros CRY saw.
ISas BANK-8tlS, Eco. Doc. a. -
The paymept by the receiver OF dividends 70 crodit-
orI OF said hank having been heretofore decreed IN
this cause aggregsIiug one hundred per eentum, n
this third day OF May, A, ID. lbo3 on motion OF WIN.
lam r. MAtlingly, receiver, ordered, ndiudgcd. and
decreed that all depositors Ia the Washington CITY
Savings Bank, defendant herein. and thelr hsAknas
be- and they are hereby. forever debetfed nom max
ing any claim demand against nAld defendant tho
less their claim for undrAwn diyldends De presented
TO said before the irst day OF January y y
1884 provided notice Of this order be puolihed AZ
least three times week ior four successive MeeAs
from this day and three times wee Tor AZ nnccee
siye weeks prior 10 said Jan. isst In two or more
neWspa pers pu ed IN the city Of Washington, DC
CHARLEs p. JAMES, Justice.
TestSR j. METGs Clerk. -
nol3tuthsly by n. a. CIANSn, Asss S...s
National Republican., 1883-11-27
educational.

ASK your grocer for the Orator.
National Republican., 1883-11-27
SurfiaI Qptirts.

nlds MASoNIC.-THE MEMBERS OF HAIR
kSS mony Lodge No. Il, +. a. a. NJ, are re-
gu ated to meet at Masonic Temple, THIS (ruES
DAY) -7TH INSTANT. at II O'Clock noon, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, Rafael A. Bayley
NJ mbers oi ster lodges cordially invited. BY order
ofthe ". NJ II w A. YATES, Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-11-27
AND INVALID BOYS

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
= Hall Building, corner Ninth and ID streets Day
aud night sessons Complete in its arrAnRements for
training sons and daughters and men and women fOr
seltsuppoTt, usefulness and honorable independence
Students received every mouth In the year Scholar
ship for year rOm date OF entrance day or night S5e
mailed on application.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
ART FANCIES.
What Our Critic Sees "a MI Says.


4 jsunt through the interesting music
and art room OF Miss Doddriige discovered
some very beautiful things. The excessive
warm, lazy days of spring are always dis
couraging to an art student, but we found
on our entrance goodly number OF busy
folks bending eagerly over Their easels, eacl
one working out some particular fancy.
Miss Doddridge kindly conducted US
around the studio, explaining the many
points in the numerous pictures. First
was shown soine china painting by Mrs.
Platoff Zane, who is decorating complete
service for her own use. Miss Cnrys-
tai has just completed large
cartoon J0X45. q beautiful landscape, and is
engsged on a pastel marine view. Miss
Ida Sheppard has executed q fine vase in
barbotine ware and has almost completed a
PLAGUE representing a swamp scene, frog
and Jay bird. Miss Annie Duyal is painting
on picture entitled the "Tolling bell So
many beautiful things came to view that
we had to give up in despair OF trying TO
give full list this time, but hope to enjoy
the privilege soon of attending again.
Mr. Joseph Farris is engaged on three.
quarter length portrait OF DIR. Blair, OF
Farmont.
John Myles has inst finished a life size
pastel of J. Nelson Nance's son. which is a
life.liks picture indeed, The flesh tiuts
IN this picture are very d-licate and can
only be obtained in pastel, which make
this kind of work very suitable for chill
dren's portraits
Mr.. Myles has dpvated little from his
usual line and painted beautiful satin
fan in apple blossoms, viOlets and yellow
buttertlyS. Some one Johns many femi-
nine friends will no doubt be the happy re-
cipient of this beautiful piece OF handi-
work
Miss Eckey's display this week consists
Of two West Virginia landscapes, in water
color and one in oil colors; also head OF
little boy in ancient freSCo style. These
pictures are all in Miss E's beautiful
handling, and show that she fully appre-
ciates the beauties of nature.
MIR. Hubert Herkomer, the London art.
ist, who is at present visiting America, has
received about $50 900 worth OF orders for
portraits,
There are at present more Americans
studying art in Paris than ever before
known, amounting TO about three hI1ired,
three OF whom are from Wheeling. We
hope they may be successful.
plaequ in landscape by Miss Minnie
Waters. and Tile in Marine by MISS Carrie
Brues, have been much admired at
NicoilS the past week
All the art classes are continuing longer
this season than last and are muCa larger
in number This goes tn prove that the
craze in art is not so short lived as some
people predicted but IS every day beco a
ing more solid in form. Glad TO know 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
s,audar,i BuiIding Association.

The Directors OF the Standard Building
Association have determined to offer TO the
public the most liberal inducements that
have ever been offered by any Association
in the city. A share will represent $3.50,
and the weekly dues required to be paid
thereon is p cents. Any member borrow
ing will receive the full amount OF share,
$3.50, and will pay interest weekly only OIL
the actual amonEt Of money received, aud
such weekly premium as may be bid in
making a loan, the money to be offered in
regular meeting, and sold to the highest
bidder at so many cents OH the share, pay
able weekly.
ANY shareholder who may want to with
draw before the end of the Association can
have his money refunded at any time and
receive six per cent. interest. III shares
have been borrowed out. the member can
refund TO the Association the actual amount
of money borro we'd, receiving credit for all
money paid, and have his deed Of trust re-
leased.
By adopting this plan it overcomes ali
complications and makes the calculations
so simple that any one can understand.
The stock book will remain open for a
short time to allow all persons an opportu.
nifty to subscribe.
The association will meet on Wednesday
evenings, in Building Association Hall, No.
1873 Market street
For further i7tormation, call on any OF
the following Directors aud incorpOrators:
Isaiah Warren, G.. A. Deall,
X. J. Smyth, Luke Fitton.
Alex. o. Maxwell, A. J. McSash,
George Hook, Msjor II. JOY,
Chas H Berry, II. F. Behrens,
Vim. G.. Wilkinson, Charles W. Conner,
Geo. G.. Mckown
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
WATER WAITS.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

River Bank.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with feet Q inches of water in the
channel.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh at 8
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Courier left at 80 yesterday for
Parkersburg.
The Katie stockdale is due up this morn
ing for Pittsburgh.
The st. Lawrence is due down this morn.
ing for Cincinnati.
The Minnie Bay left at 6 o'clock yester.
day morning for Portsmouth.
The Scotia passed down yesterday morn
ing at o'clock for Cincinnati.
The c. w. Andersen is due up this morn
ing from Trenton to Pittsburgh.
The Alex. Swift passed up with two
barges of Grays Iron line loaded with pig
iron for Pittsburgh.
The Steubenvllle ferryboat "16' arrived
yesterday morning and was Immediately
put on the docks for repairs.
The Regular departed for Marietta at $50
yesterday.
RICE's LANDING, Pa, May j.-River 5
feet inches and falling, Weather cloudy.
Thermometer TO-.
Or CRY, May 5.-River feet inches
and stationery. Weather cloudy and
pleasant.
PAREEEsTURG, May 5.-The Minnie Bay
made the run from Wheeling to Marietta
to-day in six hours, and from Marietta to
Parkersburg in forty minutes.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, May 5.-River feet
and stationary. Rainy weather. Their.
mometer 6i0.
GREENSBORO, Pa, May 5.--River feet &
inches and stationary. Rainy weather.
PITTSBURGH. May River feet 8 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
FURNITURE FRAUDS.
Two Wheeling Firms victlmlzeo
Recently.
WIN. Zinkd Son Dupsd by Pert forger'
and SehmeieheI and Bshrens Swim
died by a Sharper.

Day before yesterday VIM. link, the fnr-
niture dealer, at the corner OF Twenty
second and Market streets, was victimized
by an old trick in the hands of sharp
man. On the evening previous q nicely
dressed, nobby looking young man came
into the store and priced several articles OF
furniture. Finally he concluded to buy q
mattress, the cost of which was 81. This
mattress he ordered sent to No. 2,34o Chap
lire street in the morning. In payment
be offered q check on the Bank OF Wheel
ing, signed by Cox and Morrison. payable
10 George Logan, for S26. Mr.. link took
the check and gave the man $40 change;
The next morning Mr.. link went to NJ
2S4O Chapline street aud found 1t was &C.
cupied by Mr.. Hughes, and no trace OF MI.
Logan could be found. His suspicious
aroused, he went to the Bank OF Wheeling
and found Cox & Morrison had no account
there, they doing business with some
other bank. The check was then taken to
Cox & Morrison. who promptly pronounced
il forgery. AS q result, Mr.. link is out
$40, which he gave in change, and some
sharper is chuckling at the success OF an
old, old game, once more successfully
played.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Tai
and Comment

Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment
WA. sylyis is erecting fine stable IL
alley 2, North End.
HoRNBRooKs park was sold yesterday for
$24, $50, to syndicate.
OFFICER BIRD arrested Jeff Davis (colored}
for being drunk and disorderly last even
ing.
JAMES HILL was arrested by Officer Fagste
for exercising his muscle last evening in
the East End.
TIE Riverside and Oscar Wildss will play
Saturday afternoon.
OFFICER JuNKISs ran a couple of young
men in in the Second ward last evening for
being drunk and disorderly.
TIE bar mill at the Riverside mill will
start up tomorrow. The new fy-wheei
shaft having been placed this week.
ENGINE 72l, Joe Bssett, and engine S25,
Jno. Garvey, with nineteen loads OF freight
and emigrants ran from Grafton to BenWood
IN hours and minutes.
MISS EMMA BARUM. lady clerk at Hobbs,
Brockuiner 4 Co. glass works, resigned yes
terday, and was presented by Messrs. NJ ar
tin, Brady and Hildreth with very fine
memento.
JOHN DoUGHERTY, who resides near Dali
las, Marshall county, was thrown twice
from horse at Fulton, Friday night aud
very badly injured. Blood poured from
his eyes and ears, AMI it is feared that he is
internally hurt.
The Board Of Directors of the Crescent
Building Association organized last even
ing By electing Thos. o. Brien President;
Geo. G. Hannah, Secretary; John J. Bsyhs,
Treasurer; Geo. r. +. Gilchrist, Solicitor;
W. P. Hubbard, Trustee.
L. S. DEPUTY MARSHAL KENNEDY attached
the steamer Annie l.. yesterday on debt.
W. w. Beck and John L. Taylor being the
complaint. Mr.. John Armstrong furnished
the requisite bond and the boat vas re-
leased. The case is set for trial before L. 5.
Commissioner Forbes tomorrow morning.
The election for school officers at Ben
wood was warm and exciting. For Presi-
dent, DR.. II. T. Ford received 1SS votes to
Jacob Altmyer's no. For commissioners
the vote stood: II. y. Peabody, III; c. @.
McMechen, POI; Alexander Dorsey, l3l;
VIM. Whitsman, IS. Messrs. McMechen
and Dorsey were elected.
THE following conveyance were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday,
deed made the 30tt day of April 1883, by
Isaac II. Matthews and wife to Rochael
Feay. in consideration for a lot of ground
suitable in town of Triadelphis. A deed
made the 18th day OF March 1888 by VIM.
Bailey and wife to Jane Arbuthnot in con.
sideration OF 5000 for lot No. So in section
H" of West Wood cemetery.
YESTERDAY afternoon very CLOSELY con.
tested game of base ball took place between
the Oscar Wildes, of the North End, and
the Actives, of the East End. A very
large crown was present and every brilliant
play OF either side was loudly applauded.
At the close OF the nine innings the game
was a tie, and the tenth inning had 10 be
played. At the close of this inning the
oscar Wilde's were declared the winners
by q score OF 9 to s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Fulton Surprise.

There was a very pleasant surprise p trty
given at the residence OF Mr.. John McFall,
in Fulton, Thursday evening. A large
crowd was present and spent highly en-
joyable evening dancing TO good music.
During the evening sumptuous refresh
ments excellertiy gotten up were, if We
might say, excclet!y gotten down.
Among those present were Misses
Maggie ). sausts, E)se Siu-
ers, Fannie JunkinS. Ella Juakius.
Mrs. Juukins, George Myers, Fila G ALA
CHER, Mary GALLAGHER. Lin Wooster, AgSle
Reuchler, Katie Junkius, Mamie JunI:inS,
Annie Larroli and Messrs. John Eagle
hardt, Adam Broker. Pete Eugleh+rit,
Charles Fisher, Daisy" Dunlap, otto Bart,
Charles Spruceb bank, Will Burns, George
Mayer and Viii Gallagher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
The Dutle.
z. ths EI.l.,r ofthc Rect.,..

To the EtItVr Of TIE Register.
Please give me true definition of the
word dude want TO decide bet and
ten of my friends have agreed to sbiie by
your decision. joan SNIrH.
Dude is word OF recent coinage, ex
pre>Sive Of contempt aud iuSigDiicance.
Ii springs from doodle" which Webster
defines ~ triler; simple fellow. OH
ers have traced its etymOiUSy TO "dodO,
the great bra;nleSS goose, once found in the
NsTritiuS, but now eXu~Ct. and whose
pesked neck, split tail, slsIder legs and
awkward, EO5buGg gait were the prOtO
types OF the modern dudes empty head,
high collar, getaway coat, spider legs sui
tUUthpick CATERS. The dude, simply de-
fineo, is a man milliner and male iliri, a
l!mid, SpirItleSS creature, several degrees
fellow the "maSher" an personal courage.
but lis superior in the SpO.leSsneSs OF his
clothes. The breed is a puny and con
,SmDtibIc one, imported from England
IGr l. not likely long 10 survive the rude
American climate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

Rem aims OF Joseph sehsfer Pound In
the Creek.
For some time past, Joseph Schafer, OF
90 Nineteenth street, has been missing. 1t
was supposed that he had gone on the St.
Lawrence excursion, but when the boat
returned without him. great uneasiness
was felt Yesterday morning, Brook
Adams discovered body floating in the
creek near the Market street bridge, and
giving notice to Bar Kirk. Louis Brest and
George Webb, at Hubbard's saw mill, they
went out in q boat to it The body was
horribly marked by the action Of the water,
and gave general evidence Of long expos:
ure. A peculiar mark on the arm induced
the belief that the body was that Of Joseph
Schafer, and his father having been sent
for. readily identified the remains as those
of his son BY the clothing on the body.
Coroner Schultze was sent for to hold an
inquest, but there we're no Developments.
II was shown that Schafer was last seen by
his fathers family one week ago this eve
ming when he left the house.
Or. Wilson examined the remains but
found no evidence of violence, although
there was a slight evidence Of dislocation
of the neck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Festive Evening.

Last Saturday evening Miss Carrie Israel,
residing at the corner of Eoff and Sixteenth
streets, was surprised by her numerous
friends in honor of her ninth birthday.
The evening was joyously spent by all pres.
emit Among those present We noticed the
following: Misses Annie and Ivy DeKalb,
Lizzie and Birdie Underwood, Flora Roden.
zach, Ella Flynn, Annie and Emma Israel,
Mamie and Lottie Stull, Carrie Evans,
Mary Armstrong, Annie Sibke, Annie Nc.
Adams, Etta Tracy, Annie Bennett, Mabel
McAdams, Emma Aburn, Mollie Snyder
Lizzie Thompson, and Masters Willie
Sibke, Willie Grurgens, Charlie Redman.
Henry Bauer. Jr, frankie StuIl, Henry
Rodenbach, Charles Israel and Clint Bots
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
ONE MORE
Successful Robbery on the South Side

Successful Robbery on the South Side.
Early yesterday morning a robbery was
made with success upon the grocery store
of T. H. Weitzell corner of Market and
Twenty-fourth streets. The thieves got
into the cellar and carried off enough veg.
etables and canned fruit to run family a
month 1t is unnecessary to add that
there is no clue to the burglars. City,
county and State officials in this neighbor:
hood are not given to finding clues; or, il
they find clues, they find nothing else
Still, we say, bring on some detectives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
The Auction.

0n Tuesday last Harrison 4 Co. began
their great auction sale OF Dry Goods at
lli2 Main street. After 4 short interval.
following the brilliant success OF last win
= ter aud spring, they resume operations uu'
der most encouraging auspices. Their re-
cord is certainly one to be proud Of; their
public sales in connection with the regu.
lar Dry Goods business, are q model fea
ture, and are becoming exceedingly popu-
lar with the people. The sales, atternob ns
and nights, will be continued, and bid fair
to gather force and to increase in favor con
tinually
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
NEW ApvxRrisTMeHr.
Counos SENSE CoxPass,Es.

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LINEs THE REA sONs wHYTAnats!r
FkRRhD Az A COkkECrfvEAND ALfEh
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tiFTHLY. IT PRo a5 rEs aEnLT Il PBs
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sEvENTHi Y. n TkANQUELiIEt fh
NEkSEs EI0HTLY 1T .Crs urOS THE
BLOOD AZ a DEPuREST; AND LhsnI.
COOLING DkAU8H ~ THAT EVER P,st'
DDOWS THE THHD<T ~ An INVALID
BOLD BY ALL DkUG8IHrS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
ANOTHER FURNITURE FRAUD.

Sometime last week, the firm OF Schmei.
chel & Behrens, on lower Market square,
were also victimized, but refuse 70 divulge
the name of the man who did it. This In.
dividusl came into their store and bought
a good sized bill of goods. He said he
would not take the goods until he was
ready to pay for them, which would be the
next day. But the next day he came
around and said that owing to some in
formality in check he had, he could not
draw the money. but would appear again.
Soon afterward his wife came and bought
goods, which were delivered at Parker
Block. But when the firm went to collect,
neither goods, man nor wife could be
found, and the firm was left TO mourn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
SCARED OFF.
Unsuccessful Attempt At Highway
Robbery.

Wheeling is getting to be gay place fol-
robberies, assaults and other outrsges. An
other has just come out. On Thursday
night, Mr.. George Fountain, well-known
citizen of the South Side, was passing along
Chapline street, south of Twenty ninth, on
his way home. Near the corner OF the
street, a man stepped out from behind
a tree box and with one hand clasped
his throat, while with the other he seized
his watch and chain. Fountain drew back
a pace, doubled his right arm and sent a
right handler into the face OF the robber::
The unknown dropped his hold and started
torun. Fountain drew his pistol and sent
a shot after him, but without effect aud
the man disappeared in the darkness.
Fountain then quietly walked on home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
TuE BOILERS WAGES.
The Actual Amount Made by the Boil.

u
\ reporter wss sccosted by prominent
ioiler yesterday, who desired to make an
explanation through these columns in re-
gaTd TO the amount OF money received for
the LAT r!ous work performed by them.
During the last strike in the mill this mat
ter vas clearly set before the people by the
RE"iSTER, but for the benefit Of the public
the following explanation will be made: 4
boiler makes On an average IS per day, but
has two assistants, termed helper and
third bar q. and out Of the above amount
they have 10 be paid. The third hand re
ceive 81 per day, Nhich leaves IS in the
boilers hands. The helper receives of
the amount remaining, which leaves the
boiler only $685., and that amou Mt is thu
actual wages received by boiler. Fur
Their, they only make eleven DAYS out of
every two weeks. The above shows con.
clusively the smount received by this clsss
Of workmen in our mills, and one manu-
fscturer embarked during the last strike
The boilers are the poorest paid men in
The mill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
nanlIn Serenaslera.

Early in the week Mr.. Will Welty and
his fair bride returned from their wedding
tour and took up their residence at Mrs.
Welty's handsome home on North Main
street. Late Thursday evening number
of Mr. Welty's friends began to gather AZ
chosen rendezvous, each being prepared
with the necessary implements for chjy-
arree" After arranging their forces the
party, under the immediate leadership OF Ia
ben, dict" who some time previous had
been favored with a like entertainment
proceeded To the doomed residence. The
diaboliCal serenade rendered the happy
couple was such ss TO awake the whole
North End, while the comPlimenteu pair
uuicl ~ dressed aud invited the jewellers
in 10 sample q kpl: OF Nail City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

ALL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spouting,
etc. shou d cali on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron GOrnice aud
all kinds OF job work. Heinlein Block,
Bank street. Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give satisfac-
fiOD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

A REcoNSoIs,NcE OF THE GOLDEN NORTH.
WEST, is the title of pic:uresquely written
volume issued by the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad Company. 1t is
cbarmingly written, elegantly illustrated,
anu is full of interesting and instructive
matter. The summer resorts; the lakes,
rivers end fores,s; the hunting and fishing:
the cities and the country are all geosrap.h
ically described. The work is a credit TO
The great company which covers the golden
Northwest with its network OF steel rails.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
seIberI's Garden

will be opened Thursday, May 10, with
grand gala concert. Mr.. Seibert has been
very busy during the winter making i'm
urovements snd adding numerous sttrAc.
tons He has added q dining room and
now serves up all the delicaoes of the sea-
son, including spring chicken, in a manner
that will satisfy the most f,stiiious cpl.
cures Altogether this is one of the finest
pleasure resorts in this section, aud persons
desiring to spend an enjoyable day could
not find q better place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
The Most Remarkable Newspaper Suc
The ohio Press.

One of the most remarkable newspaper
successes in this section of the country is
the Wheeling REGISTER, the Sunday edi-
ton more particularly, which is beyond
our comprehension. Last Sundays edition
consisted OF ten pages of advertisements
and interesting reading matter, which ex-
ceeded most metropolitan journals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

A rEA1vRE of the auction at ll+2 Main
street was special Offering OF csrpe'S;
splendid all.wool tapestries sold at s. cents,
worth 100, and beautiful Brussels designs
at 60 cents, worth Sl.25; many handsome
ingrains sold at ~ TO IS cents. Carpets,
silks and fine white goods are sold at our
sale with full lines OF domestics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
stu Further Reduction.

10000 bolts choice styles Of Wall Piper at
&c, worth &c.
10000 bolts choice styles Of Wall Paper at
&c worth sc.
5000 bolts of Satin Wall Paper st 12Hc,
worth 25c.
900 bolts Gold Wall Paper at sc, worth
Soc
Good Striped Carpet lac.
Good Ingram Carpet pc.
Other goods in proportion. but for cash
only. at Nos. 2Ol9 aud 212l Main street
JOIN RoRxER.