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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
EVERYTHING SETTLED.

The Belmont and Top Mills will Resume
Work Tomorrow.
Yesterday the nailers committee OF the
Belmont nail works met the owners in
conference and decided to go 10 work on
he same basis that the LsBelle nailers did
that is, the nailers pay for nothing that is
broken about their machine except where
the break is done through negligence or
csrelessness Of the mailer. This point is to
ne decided by the manager of the factory
and the mailer, and when they cannot agree
it is left to the president Of the company or
secretary, whichever ia il charge ct the
works.
The same state Of affairs exist at the Top
mil and an amiable adjustment was ar.
ranged similar to the above.
Both of these mills will resume operation
Monday morning, full in all departments
No person living outside ola manufacturing
lily knows what good is done to the entire
ommanity BY all the mill being in full
Jpe:ation. When the mills are all rum ug
II throws into circulation So, 900 every two
weeks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
COLUMN OF aOssIP,
Numerous Little Tid-bits For Fair
.a Ladies'. ~
Gossip of People and Sociey---late Wrin-
hes Ordained by fashion---Aft
Gossip in Wheeling---8on
Mots and Notes,

The man who PAINTS Wheeling red, these
Saturday nights, generally finds his wife
looking blue when he gets home.
A South Side saloon bears sign that is
suggestive: Nose paint This has in
duced an Island lady to dye her lsnbreqain
with whisky,
The story that a Fifth ward girl has
eloped with garbage collector, is denied
on high authority The latter had no eyi-
dence of money in her safe possession.
The hot water cure may be tested in any
boarding house where soup is served three
lines day.
The autumn wedding season will be q
failure this year. Most Of the heiresses
have already eloped.
ST. John has accepted. His party said
% him. What will you take, old boy, a
nomination.. Aud he said, "Jedge Ill
line you"
Bay window palace cars will come next.
1t seems to us as ifan od-fashioned window
caught about as much dust as was neces-
sary.
When a coachman marries his mistress
their positions become reversed. Before
marriage he drives her. after marriage she
drives him-if she is like most women.
The prolonged drouth has caused an ad-
vance in the cost Of butter Milkmen
would like to advance the price of milk for
de same reason. but they are ashamed to.
A Young lady asks how she is to receive
a beau when her father will not allow him
o be brought into the house. This is an
rasy question 10 answer. Get pa to hire
aim as a coachman.
1t is claimed that the wealth of the Uni
ted States averages 5000 to every inhabl'
tant; but lots of women have to hang over
he back fence and borrow a little coffee
before they can have breakfast.
There are many newspaper readers who
yill be delighted when the election is over
and the place can be found for the discus
ion OF topics not bearing on politics AT
resent it is all the all.abSorbing theme.
The clipping coachmen are not the most
ignorant set in the world In their Eguis-
&c attainmentS they are ahead OF many
cbolars. Besides other languages incom-
prchensible TO other people they are able to
ruik horse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
PECKHAM SLABS HIS FATHER
Then He Assaults Several Workmai
1.rl.. A an n pnll.se,n.u

Then He Assaults Several workmai
Tries u ON n Policeman.
NV York, October 25.-Abou 9 n
morning Officer DAILY, Of the First Pr-
was told that young man WAS A.,.i
the occupants Of Nos. and III
place. lie hurried there and found ~
workmen holding down Rowland Pecss
wholesale manufacturer Of jewelcu. .,
factory is situated in the building v
the workmen saw the officer ,hey rec.
young Peckham, who jumped to b.
and sprapg At DAILY, exclAiming Il
lick you too. you -. I5
GER knocked him down and took
into custody. II was then learne!
Young Peckham, who is employed q
fathers factory, was remiss in atientiI
work, and on being repro,ed by bis 10
struck the latter and cut him aros
palm OF the hand with n knife, H'
assaulted several Of the shop ksa4'
was thrown on the floor and held dor
the arrival of a policeman On beg
raigned before Justice Duffy a, the Io'
he maintained s,olid silence and ds,S
10 answer questions. Mr. Peekh'a
said ,hst Of late the boy bEf EN-
signs Of mental weakness, an rs
would like to have him examined ~
clans. Justice Daay committed 70
Psckham for month and directed rs
.hould be examined by Dr. Hsfd'
Jackson, the city examiners in Iun,s'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
GASIE LAWS
For the Guidance of West virgini $ Won.
dering Nimrods.

For the Guidance of West virgini 5 Won.
dering NimrOds.
Wheeling NimrOds, who are in the habit
of carrying their hunting invasion into
Pennsylvania would do we'll To heed the
following laws of the State: Deer hunting
from October LIST to December 3lst but at
no time shall person kill a fawu when its
coat is spotted, nor shall deer be pursued
With dogs or be killed in the water-the
penalty is $50. Squirrel shooting from
September LIST to January LIST; and the
penalty for killing them out of season is s.
for each and every squirrel Rabbit hunt
ing commences on October 18th and ends
on January LIST; to kill or hunt in any other
season incurs penalty Of s. for each cot
on-tail At no time shall rabbits
De hunted with ferrets, the penalty being
$40 for every rabbit caught by such means
Wild turkeys can be hunted from October
18th to January lst; the fine is $40 for
shooting them in any other season Par
tridges can be shot from October 18th to
January lst Rail aud reed birds can be
killed from September lst 10 November
30th; after that date the fine for killing
hem is s. each Trapping partridges. wild
turkey, rail and reed birds, is forbidden ex-
cept for the purpose Of propagation aud
protection Bass fishing is allowed only
between June LIST and January LIST; traps,
seines, baskets and nets are generally pro-
hibited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
CAUGHT AT LAST.
The Murderer Of Charles Griffith 10
the Tolls.
Emmett Mitchell Captured at Black River
Falls, Wisconsia---Aa Outline of
the Recent Murder,

Emmett Mitchell, the murderer Of Charles
Griffith, near ST. Ciairsville, was arrested
Yesterday at Black River Falls, Wis. and will
be brought back to: answerssfor his heinous
sin. The murder occurred on the evening
of September I'd, and created great excite
ment in the neighborhood Of Louisville,
where it was committed, The crime was
attended with more than usual interest,
from the fact that the murdered man was a
YelLknown and well-to-do farmer, quite ad-
vanced in years, and the murderer mem
Der of a prominent and highly respected
.amily, and a brother Of the Prosecuting
Attorney of Belmont county.
THE STORY OF THE CRIME.
A special telegram at the time from St.
Clairsvyille gave the following particulars of
he murder:
Emmett Mitchell, brother of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Mitchell of this county, shot
and killed Charles Griffith. farmer, aged
so years, living several miles from Loyds.
Vile. The shot penetrated the brain and
death was instantaneous Griffith was a
peaceable. quiet citizen and leaves wife
md grown-up son. Mitchell is hard case,
Wild and reckless, and drinks heavily. He
mas had grudge against the victim for
everat years and has repeatedly threatened
kill him. There we're no witnesses to the
ragedy. Mitchell has not been captured
and is heavily armed.
THE MURDERER AT LARGE.
A telegram was received by Chief of Po-
ice Bennett, of this city, asking him to
ook out for Mitchell, who is believed 10 have
ONE toward the river. Similar kilograms
we're also received BY the authorities in the
owns across the river. Mitchell is a reck
'ess character; in person FIVE feet eight or
nine inches tall, and weighing abont l75
,ounds. His face bears plain msrks of
.xccssive dissipation. He wears nc INNS
ache or whiskers. He was believed to be
: rned to the teeth when he left the locality
fhis crime He WAS slightly under the
influence OF Equor when he shot Griffith,
WHERE HE WAS CAUGHT.
A special dispatch from Black River
tails. WIS. yesterday, to the SUNDAY
.trISTrE slys:
Frmet Mitchell. the Belmont county
murderer was arrested here on Thursday
ia It telegram from the Sheriff of Belmont
ountv. Sheriff Sedwick arrived here this
norn NC and identified Mitchell and leaves
yi,h his man for St. Clairsville on Monday
PRESCRIPTIONS specially, day or night
o., Btertiin"crs pharmacy, ll39 Market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
Personal Points.


j. ". Kidd, of Richmond, Va, is in the
city.
Mr.. 4 +. Smith spent yesterday in Wells
hurg.
". V. Hoge ESQ, is attending court in
Wet1el.
Mr.. Cecil Robinson eft Yesterday on
western trip.
Mr.. James Rinc returned from Steuben-
lille yesterday,
Mrs. Ella Robinson OF the Island, is Wis
ting lifiin friends
Col Robert McEldowny, of We,2e was
n the city Yesterday.
Mrs Ada Peppers, who has been very Ill,
- cOnvalescing rapidly.
Mr.. John S. Emore of Louisville, has
spent the past week in or city.
One of the handsome clerks in l.ogans
lrug store will soon be married.
Mr.. Henry A. Walker, Of Boston, Mass,
s the guest OF friends on the South Side.
Mr.. Jav Ratcliff and his accomplished
wife, Of Wellsburg were i'll the city yester-
day
Mrs Ida Lenkard will shortly make a
tour of the Eastern cities to pursue her art
studies.
Judge John Brannon will spend Sunday
in the city and leave tomorrow for Tyler
county.
Miss Sadie Travis, who has been visiting
friends in Boston, Mass, returned home
Yesterday.
VIM Erskne, city solicitor, will leave
for Nebraska, in about ten days, on pros
pecting tour.
Mrs. John C. Vance of CIarksburg, has
returned home after pleasant visit to
Mrs. Lewis Baker
Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. ". X. Lowe and
Mrs. james Steadman have returned from
pleasure trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brady OF Ian.
aster, Pa, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. I. Castor, on Market street.
Miss Belle Carnahan, an accomplished
,onng lady of Parkersburg returned home
Wednesday. much to the regret Of her
friends.
The selection OF winter cloaks occupies
he feminine mind at the present time. 1t
- said that some even take longer than FIVE
minutes 10 decide,
Mr J Ash of Baltimore, accompanied
~ his beautiful bride, arrived here ye,'er.
FAY and will be the guests of Mr. Gatman
during their sojourn in this city.
Will Juugiing received on Saturday. from
sis brother Charlie, who is running on the
teamer Prince on the lower Mississippi u
OK containing stalk of cotton balls
Last Thursday evening Henry Bsyha aud
'site, newly welded couple, were surprised
y number of their friends and taken to
Maenrerchor Hail, where about fifty couple
lad assembled manners band was IN
attendance and very delightful evening
vas spent by all The following gentle.
men deserve much praise for the manner
which the surprise was gotten up: John
Heckle. jr., e. 4. Seiber,, r. Freadrick,
henry fetzer and John Begba.
HoRYING GLORY Baking Powder Ask
Jour grocer for it. 1t never fails. G. s.
pceny proDrietOr lllO Main Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
Prof. Mayors Dancing Academy.

Commencing on Wednesday. October %,
the Dancing Academy of Prof.. Carl J.
Mayer will be open every Saturday and
Wednesday. for gentlemen scholars, aud
every Saturday afternoon, commencing
November Isl, for ladies Prof Mayer
has secured Franzheim's hall and made
very arrangement for his classes and
will conduct them in first class style The
iancing season is almost upon US and now
IS the opportunity for yoong men to perfect
themselves in the Terpsichorean art. Prof.
Mayors reputation as an instructor is second
% none and his classes have always had
great success. He will probably begin
classes for ladies early next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
her travelling bills are paid and sAe sesa !
percentage Of the receipts.
Art Notes,

Art Notes,
The new picture "Evangeline.'" by Doug
lass, (of JERSEY fame) is now in the mar
ket.
Mrs. George Wise has recently painted q
handsome lambrequins as present ior
friend.
Messrs. Will Entler and Will Handlan
are going into pictures extensively for their
several places of business.
The American art students in Rome and
Paris take more prizes than all the other
nations. We should feel proud.
Hammering silver is the next thiag. 1t
will soon be introduced in Wheeling but
will not be so general as brass.
Mr.. Geo. Storm has Just finished a copy
Of the celebrated "Nymphs and Satyr, and
beautifully executed erayon ola little
girlin swing.
Mr.. Nicholl has sold to Mr.. A. j. Clark
an artist proof of the celebrated engraving,
Stratford on Avon" from the painting by
Jas. thurman.
A visit to the art school will be made
loon and some interesting notes made.
The schools are all doing well and finish
ing many beautiful decorations.
A comical story is told of prominent
citizen and his wife who had taste for art.
Since the hammered brass craze has come
in. he has sworn to either obtain divorce
or move into a boiler shop till the ear-rend-
ing craze has suhsided.
Col. Butler the husband Of Elizabeth
Thompson" has been appointed to take
command Of the Nile expedition, and it is
likely she will improve the opportunity to
make some sketches for future military pic
lures. The "Roll CALI and "Quatre Bras
nave given her a fame far spread
Among the new pictures out this season
are found pair Of panel photographers
entitled An Offer Of Marriage aud "A
Prior Attachment" The Affair Of Honor"
Day and Night Far Away" EAU Re-
voir,> Rocking Chair" Afternoon in
Pompeii," Loves Suspense and two new
ideal heads BY Codizo, besides several new
mportations from Paris.
Mr.. Frank f. Pate, Of Vim. Pate 4 Co,
New York, was in town part Of the past
week with a beautiful line of engravingS
etchngs and French water colors and gave
one of his charming receptions at the Nc
Lure House, on Monday evening, to a num-
her Of the cities admirers OF the beautiful
Mr Pate is the youngest member of the
firm of VIM. Pate & Co, the Oldest en-
grsying and importing house in the United
states
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
CIGARS. all kinds, at LIST & Williams )
BRIDGEPORT BULLETINS.
Remarkably Cheap Trip-Personai Points
aud Gn..ia.

Remarkably Cheap Trip-Psrsonai Points
and Gossips.
Hon. Z. J. Alexander tells US OF re-
markedly cheap trip his wife made 10
Kansas City where she will spend the winter.
She bought round trip excursion tickle,
from Wheeling to Chicago for s.. At
Chicago she sold her return ticket to a
Wheeling man for $40 which is 81 less than
the regular fare. She then bought ticket
to Kansas City for 81, leaving her 81
ahead alter paying her fare from WAAAiing
to Kansas City. This does pretty well, not
saying anything about the fact that the
railroad companies we're responsible for all
6 images. The Democratic club went TO
Martin, Ferry last night and participated in
the joii6esiion Res. G. c. HAYES will
preach in The N. L church todsy. The
family Of Nr Fields, Of Kirkwo5d, father.
mother and all are down with measles.
NJ. +. p. Rhodes, wife and daughter are
yieiting friends out the G., l.. 4 W. railroad.
Yesterday Mr.. Robt Borman returned TO
Psrkersburg. Charles Chapman will leave
on Monday for New PhiiadeIphia TO handle
bottled lightning. Ar. C. N. Fisher and
family left Yesterday for Elyria TO
spend Sunday. Charley Craig has gone
TO housekeeping ia Mrs Bags houss.
Yesterday Hon. K. J. Alexander return.
ed from week trip in the souihern.par,
OF the county where be has stamping fos
the democracy. Mr. Geo. c. Mckee Left
Tor Fairport to spend few days. The
Odd Fellows and Knights Of Pythias are
now OCCUPYING their new hall. John Cook
will spend Sunday at St. QsirsviIlc. Dur.
Ing the campaign Mr.. X. X. McConahey
has sold at retail about 500 pounds Of red
bre VIM. Bridenstein lost Q X. of P.
charm IN Bridgeport or Kirkvood. The
hnder De literally rewarded on leaving
1t st acConahsys drug store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
The Horse Race,

Yesterday afternoon Damp Sherman, of
Bellaire, and P. Dugan, Of Benwood. ran
heir ponies a halt mile dash on the new
lair grounds for purse of $500. Quite
!srse crowd witnessed the contest, which
was won BY Shermans pony by seven good
lengths This is the second time these
ponies have been brought together, aud in
both trials Shermans pony was the victor.
Very iItle money changed hands on the
race
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
10 INVESTORS

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
CABIN AND DECK.

some Of the Minor News Notes corraIIed
Yesterday.
At dark last night the marks only showed
Il inches Of water in the river.
The steamer Princess win go on tho docks
Tor repairs as soon as the Elaine can be
fully repaired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
New shell.

The hackers of Eddie Clator, the oars,
man, are determined to leave no stone un-
turned in their efforts to bring out Gators
speed. They sent him to Kansas to spend
The winter, and since his departure have or
Sered another new shell This boat will
mtasnre 81 feet in length and IS to be ma is
out Of the best Mexican cedar, and when
fully rigged must not weigh over 20 pounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
Bed.
q -.

NILLHaAN-l,u ssturday. eetost y
C.n,Ie,iIie, Ohio, LArxl, onlJ et 4sp
sad Ida HiIiigzn, ssed 7year' io' h
MILLER Saturday. cetos.r - TIsS
o'cIoek p. n, hAs.Is, d,assw "A II bJs
Funeral fron re.Idenos u pafsHn' -
,tr~t, Monday II . o'eioet p. n 'h
zIysIy Cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
Ran FIRE, in tubes, at List & Williams
40 Main street.
MAKES MEN WEEP.


4 Jeremiad over the Fall of a Resort for
Great Men.
The old Court House at st. ClairSville is
soon to be torn down to give place to a new
one. This thought brings sad, sad tears
into the eyes Of Col c. L. Poorman, Of
3ellaire, and he lifts up his voice and says:
Here the brilliant Charles Hammond, be-
ore his removal to Cincinnati and Identified
ION with the Gazette, was wont to electriy
uries by his matchleSs clOquence. Here
Dauiel Jennings, the first Prosecuting At
,orrcv to conduct case in the new build
ng won for himself an enviable reputation
he voices OF Judge VIM. S. Kennon, g.
" Thompson. Benjamin s. Cowen Judge
YIN. Kennon, Jr., heard in the halls OF
Congress; first raised themselves between
'heSe walls in defense of Justice and he
Jaw. Benjamin Rueglcs went from there
serve two terms in the Senate Of the
:niled States Here, too, Gov. Wilson
.ohannOn practiced law. nd coming down
% our own day and generation there were
Judge d. ID. T. Cowen. Judge Robert Z
,hambers, Major Ellis kennon, Capt. Peter
Tallman and many more able and brilliant
men, who while they have Joined the
great majority" still live in the hearts and
memories of our people. The new Court
rIouse will be occupied by new men
The old bar has passed away, and
If those who practiced law in the
Court House before the war, hut Judge
Kelly, o. J. Swaney. Lorenzo Danford, J.
3. Smith and j. f. Charleswor,h remain
rhe old Court House will soon pass away
md before MANY years the new Court
louise will be given over to new men with
HON IFS ancier fame and memories OF the
nen who made it famous by their eloquence
md learning viii be mostly traditional, and
nov ." turn Win be forgotten "Sovereigns
lie, and t,:s-.'ies' how all dis, and is
'@r time only-is a time phantasm, We!
eckoDs itself real >"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

CHOL&RA Specific never fails to curedisr.
rhcaa, dysentery. cholera morbus and sum.
Iuer complaints. Everybody should have it
in the house, For sale only at Brentliuger's
Pharmacy, 1889 Market.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
The Gaa wall

The work of sinking the well at the La
Belle mill for gas, is progressing very slowly
just now owing to the great quantity Of very
hard stone encountered BY the drillers. The
well was down about 200 feet yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

EnNUSn F. BOCkISG and c. Meakemeller,
druggists, distinctly state that Acker's
English Remedy has and does cure con-
tracted consumption. Ask for Circular
An entirely new medicine. guaranteed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

EpNUND f. BOCEING and C. Menkemiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold. croup or lung complaint by
using Aeker's English Remedy, or viii re
fupd the money
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Having but very recently return
ell from New York. We are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents. and solicit n call.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler Corner Twelfth and Main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

CtOaking Pushes. extra nice aud
cheap; Ladies' and Children's I'm
derwenr aud Hosiery, Fur CapeS
and MufIS to Match. FeltS, Pushes.
Arisines- Chenilles. FlOSSeS, &C.,
for fancy work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

VIZ make special effort to please every
one in our handkerchief department. Our
styles sre the choicest in the market. EN-
McGilis & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
BARGAINS

1000 yards Heavy = Mus
lin, &C.
5000 yards Heavy Cling
ham, sc.
100 pieces Grey Brown Plaid
at sc.
50 pcs. Amure Dress Goods
at &c.
50 pieces Silk and Satin
from Sc up.
100 pairs Blankets from sc
to So a pair.
50 pairs Red Flannel I'm
derw ear, 75c apiece.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
Just ReAelHed

3 half chests choice G.. P, Tea.
Is halt chests choice 0olong Tea.
40 boxes choice Moyune G. P. Tea
For sale at low market rates by G. 5
Feeny, l4l0 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

Poa bargains in Dry Goods Carpets and
Clothing go to ] W, Ferrers, cor Main
and aist streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

PoaIrI Jour blood and renovs.e your
system With Bentiiuger,s7 Sarsapaiila, Il
never fails. For sale by all .draKxisu.
preparrd At Bseotlinger's Pharmacy. iiss
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

SYRUr Tots. Tar and Wild Cherry will
cure that cough Lit 6 Williams sell Il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

CHOLERA Specific never fails to cure disr,
rhGa, dysentery, cholera morbus and sum
ner complaints Everybody should have it
in the house, For sale only at Brenslingers
Pharmacy, ll39 Market
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

PsEscnrPrIoxs accurately compounded At
iist 4 williams, 1910 Maia street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

CIosiSe out Buggies aud Spring Wagons
away below their value. ]. W. FerrS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

Is GoaLs Co. sails ID. chs.pes. Dry Goods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

MoRYrvG GLORY Baking Powder. Ask
Jour grocer for it. 1t never fails. G. s.
Pceny, proprietor. lIl0 Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26

We have in stock and open
ing daily over 1000 Wraps,
all styles, from SI.5o up to
$50. No such bargains any
where. Come and see them.
We can fit and suit any lady
or child, and our prices will
be found lower than those
shown by our competitors.