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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
fEoTASIsr IN FLORIDA.
pr. shaffranek Engaged In an Interesting


pr. shaffranek Engaged In an Interesting
Production.
pr. Shaffranek, the well known pastor,
iogmh..l Of this city is now botanist at
Palatka, Florida, where he is engaged in
writing book. A paper Of That city says
DR.. Shaffranek has been among US for
some months, and to the casual observer
there is little remarkable in the sturdy figure,
ave the quick flash Of the large eyes which
twinkle always behind glasses. But many
OF US know him as the eminent German
student and scientist, whose coming book
will soon make himself famous and PalAtka
proud Of her adopted son. DR.. Shsfranek
was born in 'Holstein, and his fatherland
WAS made uncomfortable to him By Bis
marck because Of the: Doctors opposition TO
the plans OF the Iron Prince in the parlia-
ment. Since coming to America, he has
devoted himself entirely to the study Of the
sciences he loves SO well.
In his extensive travels throughout the
West be made an extensive collection Of
beautiful minerals and fossils, a great part
Of which is yet in his possession, but since
DIS rehluthCe III EIOIIuu IS Has ucNyISu
himself almost entirely to botany. BE is
now at work upon bis Flora Of North
America" which will consist Of twenty-five
volumes, ard viii contain nearly 5000 en-
cravings from nature. The author has now
specimens in excellent preservation OF over
10000 plants, OF which 1000 are distinct
varieties. He has discovered four plants
heretofore unknown 10 science since March,
and has made 900 beautiful drawings for
the plates.
Nor has the Doctor confined his attention
10 bis book He has hundreds of beautiful
emblems embroidered in flowers, and has
filled many books with specimens from our
woods and dels. He has made collection
Of four hundred specimens Of oar different
woods, one ofwhich he thinks better adapted
for engraving than lockwood. he has also q
beautiful chronological collection. All
this we were enabled to examine By the
kindness Of the Doctor and his lady, and
the impression was irresistibly made that in
Doctor Shsfrsnek we have among US man
exceptionally gifted by nature as well as ed.
ucstion. From bis cottage on the Heights
be overlooks wide expanse Of river. grove
and forest, and he is rapidly collecting all
the elegant and beautiful surroundings
~tich beft the home Of the cultivated gen
tleman and scholar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Readable Notes of Persons and Home Soci-
ETY. Events.

Readable Notes OF Persons and Home Soci-
ETY. Events.
MISS Lou Cummins returned from New
York, Yesterday.
The Whist club is not fourishing, as
many of the ladies are not willing to enter
tain it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Surles, of Beaver Falls, Pa =,
are visiting Mr.. James Larkin, Of the South
Side
The regular meeting of the North Front
street Cooking Club will be held next
Thursday.
Miss Hogie Beans, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
who has been visiting friends in the CITY,
left for bone yesterday.
Miss Laura Bruce, of Lexington, Ky, is ex.
lccted. within the next two weeks, TO be the
guest of her rister, Mrs a. S. Harden.
The Central Singing Society, popular
club of the South Side, will give a select
bop at Arion Hall January. Mayors will
pay.
Miss Josie Cogley, popular young lady
Of Cameron, is the guest Of Miss Ella Flynn,
on Twenty.seventh street, South Side.
Mrs. Wesley Hawkins, nee Vance, re-
turned TO her home at Warrington after a
trief visit TO her parents on the South
size.
On last Wednesday night Miss Alice
Wolf, of the South Side, gave an oyster
supper in honor OF her fifteenth birthday.
A number of friends were present and a
good time is reported.
On Thursday afternoon, during the fine
weather, young lady on horseback rode
down Market street. She was pretty figure
and attracted much attention. Her dark
purple habit fitted like glove and glossy
lille rested jauntily on her dark curls. Moth
ing is prettier than pretty girl in neat
habit on prancing thoroughbred.
The Friday club is determined to sur
prise its friends, with its two exhibitions,
this month. Engaged is clever comedy,
ond the club will put it on in the best Of
style. The ladies and gentlemen in the
cast are Misses Eliza Armstrong, Lucy
Loring' Jessie Bates aud Lou Butler, aud
Messrs. Vim. Armstrong, John Wildman,
Charlie OF and Austin Beach.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
A STORE IN A THOUSAND

Where Costly Gems and Society's Rarest
Attractions In Diamonds, Gold and silver
are Tastefully Displayed, Forming One
of the Leading Attractions in Our City.
Seldom he's richer treat fallen to our
lot than iudulging in close inspection Of
the admirable aud valuable stock on view
al the time-honored store Of ]. G. Dillon,
1928 Market street. The store of itself is
the finest in the State, and is admirably
fitted up with eight fine upright, carved,
black walnut cases, which present q
dszzIingss. blaze Of richly engraved
gold and silverwaie, while ex.
ptrsive counter cases add 10
The brilliancy OF the scene, with variety Of
valuable jewelry in the rarest and most
fashionable settings, while the entire display
is rendered specially attractive by the large
assortment of solitaire and cluster diamonds,
the largest stock ever shown in the State.
Mr.. Dillon has built up quite an extensive
business in these costly gems, not only in
Wheeling, but has received numerous orders
from other cities His knowledge Of the
business and taste in selecting, together
with bis reliability and reputation for fair
dealing having earned for him the success
he so j1stly merits
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Notes OF q Newsy Character From Wheel
H. and Viainity.

Notes Of Newsy Character From Wheel
Ing and Vicinity.
AT the meeting of the Citizens Building
Association last Tuesday evening the dlrec-
tors decided not to put on the premium M
til the first day Of January next. Under
this arrangement all persons desiring to
take stock in this association are enabled to
do 90 during the remainder Of this month
without any additional cost, their stock par
ticipating in the earnings of the last eight
months. As the Citizens has been doing
a good business from the start We would ad-
wise any of our readers who contemplate an
investment of this kind to take advantage OF
this opportunity. This association meets
every Tuesday evening at No. ll4I Main
street
Under the laws of West Virginia the par
value of each share of building association
stock cannot be less than one hundred and
thirty dollars. The favorite price, however,
seems to be one hundred and fifty dollars,
as all the associations of our city have their
stock at this figure except the Mutual and
Economy.
The Mutual has sold all their stock-three
thousand shares, the par value of each share
being two hundred and sixty dollars. This
association has been very successful IN loan
ing their money getting weekly preul-
I'm of about eighteen cents. 1t was com
PEELED not long since to borrow twenty
thousand dollars in order to accommodate
their borrowers. 1t has already paid back
over bali this sum.
Howard Hazlett, Esq, the Main street
merchant is the popular secretary OF a
Washington, Pa, building association. 1t
differs from Wheeling organizations in sew
eral respects, having monthly meetings and
ffly cents dues instead of weekly meetings
and twenty-five cent dues. Mr.. Hazlett re-
ports his association in fourishing cOn1i-
lions ard doing good business.
BELLAIRE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Glass CITY Building Association met
on December LIST. Several shares Of stock
vas sold at lair premium.
Miller Booth. Secretary OF the Bellalre
Building and Loan COmPanycan be found
2 few doors above the postoffice.
Secretary Morgan, Of the Glass City
Building nd Loan Company thinks stock
will make - 90 per share this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
CAFE BRUNSWICK,

The Recognized Headquarters for Game
and General Good Eating.
What DelmoDico is to New York, the
Brunswick Cafe has become to Wheeling,
namely the standard eating house and the
recognized headquarters Of good livers. OF
all the times OF the year, nov is the espec-
ial season when the market is flied with the
choicest dainues nature vouchsafes The
cooking Of game requires skill and exper-
fence and the Brunswick has the undisputed
reputation Of being the Only cafe
in Wheeling where game is gotten up in
faultless style. The larder always
contains the very best. Wild turkey, pig.
con, prairie chicken, pheasants quail and
vtDison are now stspl.s and are gotten up
by the chef of the Brunswick in Partisan
style. The number OF regular boarders at
the Brunswick is steadily on the increase,
as ladies and gentlemen find it is the. only
place at which they can get all the comforts
Of home and none Of the drawbacks.
The Brunswick has the finest and best
Accommodations for ladies and has mo-
nopoly ofrheir custom. This speaks more
than anything else for it and is the highest
feather in its cap.
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wHEEa,xe wHrrrLnes
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurrist
Readers.

Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Work on Sixteenth street is nearly COM
pleie.
No IL. drew the watch at Frauzheiua's,
last night
Tx Marble case occupied the attention
Of the Circuit Court, yesterday.
In the present state Of trade there ia the
consolation that it cannot get much worse.
IlTBE Crimes of London compsny last
night drew an audience commensurate
with Its merits. 1t was not large one,
either
YESTERDAY was not such day as would
induce the average Wheeling lady to exhibit
her winter costume on the ST rect.
The several departments of the State
Government furnished very little news yes
terday. Gov. jackson is now preparing ms
second biennial message to the Legislature.
WILLIAM HnDEBRAND has found a gold
bracelet in East Wheeling. which the owner
thereof can have by calling at Richard
DoDs6oe's jewelry. sore and proving the
property.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the West Virginia State Fair and Expo
sition was called for last evening, but as
majority of the stock was not represented,
the present Board of Directors holds over.
The following named students entered
the Wheeling Business College during the
past week: Max NJ. Koch, A. s. Odbert,
j. s. Holien, city, and Herbert LeSuer,
Martins Ferry.
A SOMEWHAT notable lecture will be de-
livered Tuesday evening next at the Wheel
ing Female College by Rev. DR.. Fullerton,
of Charleston. The lecture is free, and we
hope orr citizens will encourage the enter
prise OF the college by their presence. At
Ter the lecture reception will be held IN
the college parlors.
CART JAMES CATS yesterday sold his
interest in the side-wheel steamer Telegram
to Capt. John Il. Booth, a well-known steam
boat man, Capt Cats owned about one
third interest, and it is understood that he
received about s., 900. He was master of
the boat, which position Capt. Booth will
fll and continue running the boat in the
trade between Darlington and'Wheeling, IN
which she has been for so long a time.
There are ten other owners, several OF which
are employed on the steaner.-Parkers-
burg Journal.
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OBITUARY.'


The untimely death Of Mrs. wm. c.
Habdlsn has undoubtedly been sudden
and severe shock 10 her numerous friends
and acquaintance
Mr.. Wm. Hsndlan, who has recently re-
ceived bis new Office with JOY. will nov 20
into il heartbroken man. Sorely will he
miss the lovely woman Who has aissys
proven TO be his best friend. Hes children
will sadly miss their kind and loving
mother. and nothing in this world can Sill
the void place in their hearts, wh;cn the
death Of her Who vas all the world 10 him.
has caused and sorely will they miss that
mothers voice they loved 70 hear in dam
gone by. In life. Mrs. Handisa vas no
bic woman. A loving and induigeu. moth.
er; good and thoughtful wife; and Kind
and generous friend. She DISPLAYED msuy
fine qualities which. with . loving disposs.
ton always drew around her . great mum.
Der Of friends for none knew her bat 10 Ioye:
none named her but TO praise.
Amisble. abe won al intelligent. sAe
charmed all fervept she loved al, and dead
she saddened oil.
May our dear Lord have mercy upos her
and, may she rest in peace. Amen.
EAR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
DIED.

FORsYTHE-Friday, neceu,her ). 1884,
O'Clock p. m, JOSEPH foRsN1Hf, In hs 'hhy
Funeral Monday, December sih, at , oelock ?. tn
In,ermeni at Peninsula Cemetery. iri'a'e.
MApGIE-On Friday morning. Dccvmbcr
In p. M. DORA wife OF the late John Madyie. A'~
20 years.
Funeral from the residence Of John f!sdins, Ne
a Seventeenth street. Fr!cnds oi the family a1
invitod Ia attend.
HASpLAN-ou Friday evening. nccr,aLsr 5,
lisa, atsiip. IN, ANNIE T., wife o! VIM. T. Had.
Ian.
Funeral irUm the family residence, No. s. Thirty.
third street, on Monday morning A. . M O'Clock.
MEDICK-On Saturday, DcCembsr 9Th. issL,
I ~ o'clock a. M. at his residence No. ?'p chap
line street, IN hi, 5ist year.
Funeral will take lace Al his late residence. suu.
day afternoon NJ 3 o'clock. lnicrment AT At Zion
Cemetery. Friends Of the family se invited to al
tend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
SUNDAY Re9iste''
SUNDAY, DECEMBER, !, 1854.
YbeeIins 8e9isten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For Ssle-Spring Wagon Fifth Page. !
Waterbury Watch Given Away. Rril-
les Local Page
Proclamation BY the Governoc-TFifh
Page
NOliee to Water Consumers - fifth
Page.
Opera HOuse-Fredrick wards-[Fhh
Page
Holiday Goods NJ. McGaEn L c.
lFirst Page.
Watches ard Jewelry-John Becker
fifth Page
Get Your Scissors Resdy-H Emsheim ar
LOcs Page
Holiday GOOds-Johu Friedel-T Fifth
Page
For Ssle-Yaluable PrO2erty-TFifh
Page.
Christmas Gifts-Henry Ja,o6s & CO.
fl.Ocal Page
The Private Secretsry-TLocal Page
wanted-Agents-TLocSl Page
Opera House-Mugg's landing Local
Page.
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A NOVEL COMBAT.
A Fatal Fight with . Bottle and . Piece Of
Plank.

Fatal Fight with Bottle and = Piece Of
Plank.
WILMINGTON, N. C., December Oh.
formation has been received here Of novel
and fatal combat between two young men
in Morning Star Township, in which. in.
stead of pistols, the weapons used were on
the one side whisky bottle and the other /,
pieosof plank. John Dulin and Rafas
Mulis were intimste friends. Duin had Z
large bottle of whisky. and they sat down
in the woods and became merry over its
contents. After the bottle Was empied the
men began = discussion IS to their respec-
tive abilities as men. and finally under.
took to settle the question then
and there, BY combat Duliu took as his
weapon the bottle BY the neck and used i,
as a club, while Mullis selected piece Of
oak plank about the length and width Of the
bottle. Dulin gave the first blow With the
bottle, striking his antagonist tall on the
head and telling him to the earth. Aulls
staggered up and managed to give Dulin .
blow on the head. The unfortunate man
fell as il he had been shot, the edge OF the
plank having cut through his skull, while
blood and brains z exuded from the cash
M died soon after. Mullis fled, and hs,
not been sppreheIded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
SERIOUS STORM ACCIDENT.


Patrick Reilly Badly Hurt ny Falling
Eli Board.
The sudden gale which sprang up about
halfpast FIVE o clock last evening, was the
cause Of serious accident on Sixteenth
street, just opposite the Postoffice. Patrick
Reilly and boy whose name the writer
tailed to obtain, were passing along the
south side Of the street, going east, when
the first heavy gust of wind came, and just
as they had reached the centre Of the large
bill board which adorns the north fOunda
lion wall of the old Athenwum, the heavy
,imbers fell, catching Mr.. Reilly and his
companion and burying them from sight.
The heavy rain falling had driven pedes-
TRANS from the streets, and quarter OF an
hour elapsed before the cries OF the unfortu'
rates attracted attention. Their calls Tor
id were finally heard, however,
and crowd from the neighboring saloons
ard stores went to the rescue. The boy
was taken from beneath the tiubers un
hurt, save few bruises, but Mr.. Reilly
injuries proved to be very serious. MIR.
Frank Healy and several other gentlemen
carried the unfortunate man into Knoke 5
shoe shop, and endeayors were made to
get physician. Drs. Edwards
and Wilson were telephoned for, but could
not be found. and finally, after lying on
The floor Of the shop for an hour and a
halt, Mr.. Reilly was placed in hack and re-
moved TO bis home on Eighteenth street, near
EcF ,rnara medical aid was secured His
INJURIES proved to be principally about the
,houlders and spine, but it is thought they
will not be serious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
YESTERDAYS STORM.

Violent Session of the Gentle South Wind.
Yesterday wss gloomy enough to have
driven half the population to suicide. The
rain storm which had been brewing for
forty;eighs hours began at daylight, ac-
cOmpanied BY warm south wind, and con-
tinued with brief intermissions until dark.
About half past FIVE a heavy gale set in
from the southwest. the wind coming in
sharp gusts, driving the heavy rain through
the streets with tie velocity OF a stream
from FIRE engine, and jar1pg all but the
most substantial buildings to their founda-
ton. The storm blew itself out in q few
moments, however doing no special dam.
age beyond slight injury to shade trees and
fences in various parts Of the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07

NJ. HExlSwAY L SOxs' Silk Co. Of New
York. manufacturers of the pure Dye knit
ting silky, have Just published in neat pam
phlet from "a Iady's Book on Art EN-.
broider illustrating and explaining all the
lstes; stitches and giving many pretty ideas
on home decoration. Il is for sale By Nc
Gillin & Co. schOpper and La Garde.
Price ten cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
Handsoms Holiday Goods.

Among the many handsome displays Of
holiday goods. none attract more attention
than that of Mr.. John Friedefs. Mr. Erie
del has Just returned from the East with 8
large stock Of the finest decorated glass and
china ware, and Christmas novelties ever
brought to this city. The entire stock is
row open for inspection and the public are
invited to call and see il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
In Memory of Our Darling, Isabella Bah
cock, Died December =, 1884, aged 5
Years and II days.

She has passed away,
Like gentle breath,
And her eye are closed in the sleep Of death.
The leaves on the trees viii huiteT and fall
And the drifting snJr ~ Ill cover all,
But she will peacefully. calmly rest
Forever hsLpy,
by angels biest
She bz pAssed srsy,
But her sweet good will,
Like frssrsbt Odor, Fingers still;
Her gentle smile TO our memory bring,
The snhile Of Isabelle DER Us fibgs.
We learn 10 follow the path she trcd
To BE- With hsr
Who has gone 70 God
by her aunt SKrrE WATSON.
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Whatever elss ths prudeat househslds,
NAV purchase in IT, hns of Holiday sood1
be 6 sure 70 buy caDdisE fruits and nut
No Chr;stmas wouA be complete without
them. Whsrs, then, shoaN h 70 toset
The besk Updoubtsdly at h. 6chulz's o.
Marhet streek II. 8cAals has Just n.
csived and is constantly receiving fresh
god IN his line and his stock OF candle.
3 being replenished every hour BY fresh
msuufsctures. His establishment Is Saun
Claus own residence. Florida sends her
golden oranges and Messina her lemons 70
add to bis stock. Jamaica and Malas,
contribute oranges and grapes, with Other
delicate foreign fruits. The new crop Of
NUS has lust arrived, including Brazil nuts
English xalnuts, Southern pecans, Califor.
min soft shell almonds and numerous Others.
Ever chine OF the world is represented in
fru;ts and nuts, III fresh and delicious. Mr.
Schulz las prepared, also:a fine assert.
ment Of csndies. especially for the holiday
trade and purchasers should call on him.
KsMns .t sale.
The great Remnant Sale OF last MONDAY
v;ll be continued tomorraw, when remnana
and odds and ends from every department
xill be cleared out at less than half val.e.
Z. NJ. McGillin & Co.
$3.50
Buys our own Make Calf Shoes, 10 Congress
or Button. Locke's, l043 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07

EpxUxD F. BoCKISG and C. AenkenilIer.
druggists, will refund the price paid il
Acker's Blood Ehxer does not relieve any
skin or blood disorder. A new. bat thor
oughly tested discovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07
SOCIETY SALAD.
Sparkling Bits of Freshest Retail
Gossip.
Doings of City People During the Week.
Parties, Balls and cIubs---fashion-
able Designations and
Pleasures.

The Happy Eight Social Club are send
iBr out to their hosts of friends the hand
soonest cards of invitation that have been
seen this season. The invitation is to their
second grand select ball to be given at
AIion Hall, Christmas Eve. The following
gentlemen will act as floor managers: AT
Clater, C. Drummer, T. Weisgerber and W.
Debold. Music by Mayors full orchestra.
The Happy Eight are deservedly one OF the
most popular clubs in the city, and their
balls are immense.
VERY neat cards OF invitation are out for
their second grand select ball OF the season
TO be given BY the ever popular Starlight
Social Club at The Arion, on Christmas
night The following gentlemen will act as
floor mar ayers for this occasion: John w.
Haberstick. W. P. Wetzberger, David F.
Kleiner. Chas. J. Schneider and c. +.
Helt. Master ofceremonies, George Il.
Heller. Music by Mayer. This social al
WAYS gives a very enjoyable dance and will
no doubt have abig crowd.
The famous Jolly Six Social Club are al
ready making preparations for their next
grand soiree dansante, which will be given
at Arion Hall
The Oak Leaf Social Club will give their
first select ball Of the season at Arion
Hall, Friday evening, December II. This
club was held in nigh esteem last season
for the excellence of its dances, and judg-
ing from its present personnel, will prove
equally popular this year. The Committee
on Invitation are Fred Weisgerber, VIM.
Debold, Charles MCGOWAN, Joe Dudley.
Jacob Pfetfferman, Fred Bickmeyer, Henry
Schafer, +. Redn ond Wallace Watt, Chas.
Stager and Will Clayton. Ballet Master,
ALI. Clator. Music by Mayer.
A delightful Mother Hubbard Ba
Masque was given at the residence of J. NJ.
Scroglins, in Capital square, Friday even
ing, the occasion being thoroughly
,njoyed by all present The following
ladies' and gentlemen were present:
Miss Maggie Nettie Stewart, Jennie
Evans Jennie Shellhase, Lou Shellhase.
Mamie Robinson, Lizzie Evans Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Muey, Of
waynesburg, Pa, Mr., and Mrs Glass, Of
| Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.. aht
Mrs. Myerhoffer and Messrs. John Scrog'
gins John Shellhase, Leon Franzheim,
has. Bodley, John Falloure, I'D Ball, Ed
Brown, John Pipes, Oliver Dorsey, John
Holt. Mr. HoneymeaI, Of Cambridge, and
Samuel Bard, Of Pittsburgh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07

RDxuyD P. BockIsG and C. Aenkemillsr.
drvggls.k wish il known that they guarantees
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets TO be the hcst
remedy for indigestion erer male. They
lways relierc headache.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07

Do xor put your money in low priced,
trashy shoes when you can buy Locke own
making. any style, for $3.50. Locke's, No.
1913 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-07

THE two attractions at t. NJ MeGillia L
Co.'S to-moTow-0pening Of Holiday
Goods snd the great Remnant Sale-sit
no doubt draw greet many people to their
stores.