Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-23

genial disposition and manly qualities. 1t
IS said, however, he Is out Of the market
Mr.. Albert Franzheim, the Market street
ieweler, Is young gentleman OF good bua'
ness qualities, and has many acquantances
by ali OF whom he Is liked. He Ii 5 fest Q
inches tall, has light hair and eyes, u .
admired for his joviRl disposition, both In
social and business circles and Is quite
popular among the ladies Albert has the
Southwestern fever, girls.
Mr.. Charles OFT, who is connected with
his father in business, Is gentleman OF
good business qualities. He is feet in
ches tall and has light hair and eyes; he Is
greatly admired by all who know him for
bis genial and entertaining qualities,
which make him very popular 10 society
ard admired by the ladies. As as a stage
manager, Charlie is truly great.
Mr.. Hare. Woods, of Elm Grove, popu.
lar young man, has good business qualities.
He has dark hair and brown eyes, is liked
by all bis gentlemen friends and much ad.
mired By the ladies' he is stable and ioyial
and Is quite favorite in society. Ham. Is
known as "the smiler."
Mr.. Ben Allison is a prominent and tai
ented young lawyer, and is quite popular
among all his acquaintance. He has
auburn hair and brown eyes, and is about
five feet eight inches tall: he is an affable
and pleasant gentleman, popular in So
ciety, and promises to make an excsllent
attorney.
Mr.. Joseph Elson is young lawyer who
hao Ni0in fntn 10 i0 n
made, and has dark hair and gray eyes OF
q genial disposition, is q first-clsss hand at
whist, and Is gre atIy admired both socially
and professionally. He is at present
stand-of between society and politics.
Mr.. Ran Stalraker, Secretary of State, is
d handsome gentleman, has blsck hair and
eyes; an elegant address; is a gentleman
greatly liked by his many ac1uaintauces;
he is q popular society man, Is witty,
charming conversatiouslista and Is admired
both by the ladies and gentleman for his
ptniaI qualities and social attainments.
Though as dark as Mephis;opGelcs he is as
iuroCtIt as Faust.
Mr. AID. Tallman, Secretary OF the
lima Mil Company, is a gentleman much
u mircd b. his gentleman much adu'rsd
w his lady and gentleman acquaintances
for his cha ming manners and sunny "a
ims: he his brown hair and blue eyes;is OF
ordinary stature, and is favsrite IN SO
cieIy circl, 8, wherein he often appears. As
Shakespeare says: AGE cannot wilmer or
custom sale his infinite variety
Mr.. Ned Stalnaker, tie well-kuoSn in
sLTaLce nan, is very popular soc ETY.
msn ard is greatly liked by all his &C.
quainIsnces, both ladies and gentlemen.
II. 10 bright and witty, sell read AID is
claiming company. I'd Las the cast OF
mll;l cAob which is always attractive.
M. Chsrles Tallmau. OF the National
Bank e Bridgeport, Ohir, is a gentleman
Of good .;:slL oss qualities and popular
81 Cnc his trends. He has dark brown
hair, light eye" aud a commanding figure;
is a delightful companion AID genial
whole-soul'd friend. He ia very much az
mired by the ladies' and greatly liked by
the men. He is regarded good catch-for
golden bait.
Mr.. Jim Adams, the new Secretary OF the
Franklin Insurance Company, is g5'atly
admired il social circles, add IS Il gsntle
man in all respects He is good boxing
and has light hair and blue eyes; is
pleasant companion, atfable aud witty aud
is great fsvorite in society. His s)hri-
que, "Chicken," is indicative OF mis- w!u-
ming ways.
Mr.. Alex. Updegraff, Secretary of the
City Water Board, is a genial, hearty gen.
tleman; he has brown hair and light eyes,
is popular in society, due no doubt to his
entertaining qualities and genial and sunny
disposition; he is greatly admired by his
many friends Of both sexes. His laugh is
alone worth the price OF admission.